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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

EENDAETS, VIII take notice that John Erislii
ot Cleyeland Uhta, On the 5th day Of October, l85
Sted bis PetitiOn tn the Court Of gommon Pleas of
CuYahoga Count Olio, against John u. B5rqel,
Mrs. kre1erika Borgea. and all the other named d.
msnt creditor Of the said JoSn ,. B0Fgss, n jn-
mont recoE, red By one q, 5cnely agAingt The sald
Borges at the February 1859 term Of said co1rt or
the sun Of S605.l7, with cost and interest, Ehi11
Judgment was Assigned % the plaintiff Ehas exc
ention IVES issasq On seia In9snsht % ne Slefin q
no property found. Thst the said Borgsa elaias %
have 20 property Liable ,t9r e4eG1tion Bst ne
ue1 tY sssiguing Urge stock q ready made oioth
Ing cloths kc in the ciiy q Cleveland, % his s5l
in-laW, Theodore Fogss, and that said BUrgs1 car
res on the business, and hold5 large amouuf of
store goods, under the hiss prstencs 81 bei4s t1o
business AND goods Of TlaOdors VO7as. That BdrsaI
% tbs owner Of valuable house and let on S. CGir
street Cleveland, (mors particuIsrlg described ~
the petition Which be Keeps covered With ncrtglf
sonie of who'll are oniV T5fsfe rfied orgs 51 5-Ii
raid but not cancelled. III tf said Borgs5 owns q
petition which be hiss mortngsd to one John Laiys
and 10 Heath 3 Whiie, N. y bl. plaintiff siaim5
John Laity paid, and that plaintiffs lien On said
Heath White. That J. +. BgrgsB va the real and
l. now toe 6Quitab's owner si a valuable DropsrtT
city Il Cleveland, more particularly described ~
petition. but which pE0psIty, with the LzlTalc8
same 20 be rested in his wife, the said FredeTika
Borgss. That he Is also the eqgtabls owner o city
causing the title 70 vest in his vile 1hat the sad
BOrgts has bought, With his own meaus5 q VARIABLE
farm IN BOtOns Duy anQea couulys 1nlo OF . l1ili
more pa sicnariT described In plaintid1 pstiti11
but for the purpose Of kesping Il from the raeh o
his creditors he caused the pro Derty % vest u
name OF his win. That the other named dsl5nda1ll
claim 10 hsFs interest or hs1s actual Or eonf1s
gent on the described property but 70 what e1sni
the plaintiff does not know, and theraiQre caLl1l
proof OF the same. The plaintiff therefure, prayed
that all the property ID 10 Dstition dascEibs b
sold that the priority Of Liens b dstsrm lDed. n1
that the pro- Of sale bo Piled according e rs
/ ority Of liens
| All the above named defendants, not otharEils
notified, are hereby not he'd aud requested % apper
and answer the plaintiffs petition - the l4th day
| Of December 1851. JOHN lklEADs
| Plaintiff AID AttornGT.s
/ CIevaIand Oct IL Ies1 ~ ll.srf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

And you will get a better svtiOls and
more value for y@Ir money than ct any
other place in the country. Rsrnsmber
that this is the only Wholesale Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, and one of the largest in
the United States. The only man in this
city who is exclusively ana legitinatsly in
he oil trade, who thOrOp khIy understands
the oil business, Who IS had four years.
szPsgsnos, who has ten thoussaa cellars
invested in the busine Is, a nd who has three
Thousand regular cur toner 5, is
3. 8. BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They Eive strength and vciume to ths Voioe.
They impart delicious aroma 70 the Breath.
Thoy arc delightful 70 the Tasts.
Thoy ars made Of simple herbs hnd cannot harm
Eny ore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
Thsy have hs6n tested IN more than . thOClAn
cssss, win ezt,re success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

or SPnRNATORRHOHA,
G I = IT, So, AID I'M ENOY
CURBD,
Alter all othsr Treatment Failsll
DIR. a. GIBSON,
Eormerly Of New York City, viii pay 0ne Hun
the above named diseases. lie viii pay the Bams
sun Tor the proof that any other Physician II
the United S'2tsa treats the same diseases with
After many years Of labofious study and expsri-
enca, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being able 20 an
" '''-I SPEEDY AND PERMANENT UUKH
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad effects arising therefrOm, including
DEHIL ILITK OG NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH.
he hes suoooedod IN curing cases IN this oityi some
Eeifgtyod physicians, who profsE % treat ell private
Ioalsdies With suoceesi and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does mot boast that no Is a member Of
Bome College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
and who hold dt great expectations mover TO be
Eiizsd. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boat OF It
tos8 who repcse confidence in ais ability end ilteg-
ritv, and thst he has perfected American system
OF iroatzeet Ehioh chSsagcs aaY Physician OF Lon
don Paris any patent Eelcino TO 6qual for the
rEdica Of seminal Weaknoss and ali dihoa1el or
derangement5, both meatal and Physical arising
from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also oiaims for bis new trestmentthe
following advantages over all others pet digooVeredi
/
ablo: he no rUlica Of tho dark ages, such 81
uercuyI' nor any other dsleterioqs drug; seSondly
no restrictions ia dios business Is Tequrod Third
ly his treatment is positive and certain 10 an casos
Be Eaads pfCgaIet to 80 iaGO any public or private
hospital IN the United States and d8mOnstrHto tho
immause superiority % his ngg treatlnont over ans
/ othar nov known 70 the world IL point Of prompt
nsss PsrAn6Hcyi I1tidnos5s szfssy gnc convenience
| 70 tls p3slent.
| Or. GIBSON is permanently located in OleyslSnd
and hEs cuvtng the peet two yeaIs performed mani
cures OF q aaasss which h9d ior years resisted el
other modes OF tTga menk RefsrsnceCa b0 given 4
individuals of the FIRST rsEFectabiity In Cleveland
| bogtOR, Eev York, and other cities in regard e
Ekill auG integrity in al professional transactions.
| Dyspepsia, Hhuanat.snn, SGr0fula and all chro1i
! Diseases tTested With superior success,
| EsdT Ec1ioiu5 sags 20 EaF rlft Gf tha o5uufTy OF
/ recoipt Of taE cCuaFs.
DF. GlBS5N's Ees Work o.. PhyaioloEy Cor SCI,
| IT his ofig5.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of llsotTopat5y a1S HeGicfSe,
re- OEico 10. III Ontario street, Cp stairs, fsv
| eO0rs from the Public Square.
OEic6 hoHrs from 20 IL and fr0u 2 50 5'olool
! FsY3v. fsrndov8 arnertedN ArE5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge Of- the -Rrobst8
COurt, for the County Of CuyahOga, 0hlo5 in the
matter OF the assignment of William Nisk8, s1all
offer for sale at public auctiOn, Sc the door 0 the
Court hcuse in said county, on the 23l day Of Nc
yember, 1861, at o'clock 2. NJ, the folIoWing de-
scribed notes, to Wit, said notes being the aset7
Of said assignment
DaIs 0In0.ss. Makers. Time, &C. Ailit- 5rli5-
81 valus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02


BF the use Of hess Pills the Dsriodio attacks Of
HeryouH or Sick Headache may be pTeventedi and u
taken at the comHenosaont Of an Gttsok imnLsdiats
relief IRON pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom iail In rsmOgta he Nausea Cr HsSd.
aohe to which p Eales srs subiect.
They act Raotly upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iFsnsss. -...
For Literary Men, Students Delicate FemAl7si A1t
all persons % sedeutary habits they valusbls -
Laxative, improving the appetite giving tons
EigoF 70 the digestive organs and restoring Ii
natural elasticity snd strength Of The whole systsm
THE UEPUALIO PILLS
are ths result Of long Investigation snd carefully
conducted sxpsrimshts, having been in use many
yssrE, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vest amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache. whether originating In the nervous sYE
ten, or frcm derangsd state OF she stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their competition,
and nay be takan ct all times With perfect safety,
without making sny ehsngeof dist, and the sbssnoe
q any dsagreesbs tssts renders Il easT % admins
ter them &c Children.
BEwABE 0FOO UNITE TsT
slg- The ssauine have ava signatures Of Henry o.
5palding on each Box.
sS-sold bg Druggists sRd all Dealers IN Nsdicins
a Box VII b bsnt by mail, prepaid. Or rsOsiss 0.
th5 price,
TWENTY-FIVE CEHT6.
EAH erassI shosld Be addressed 70:
R1FRE Q. sPALDIEG,
Is Oedar Street. New Yars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.

LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps of the hest workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining table
Lamps for the sitting room
Lamps for the parlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the seamstresc.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shoemaker.
Lamps for the carpenter
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps for ever.
COME WITH THE CASE.
COME WITH TIE CASH.
CONE WITH THE CASE.
COME WIFH THE CASE
CONE. WITH THE CASE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

VS.
John =. Borfss, Mr1.
Fredsrika BOradg, Ed
ward Hes onmullsr, Jn0
btumpG VIM. MackaY, /
Theodore Vnges, Adam
schnider, NEl6nffHal
eWains Oatharine Bur-
ger, Germ tn Benevolent
societY, John Black.
ffancig Cra = ford. Geo.
Greenfield. John Hem
OriCk Isaac and LeOua q
roFart hsrleg Heath
Giles White, drm Of
Beath & White, Fefdis
nand schumaksr John
LaiBy, Commonwealth
In nsurance OOmPany,
Wm B. LsonaF ". VI.
Harbnf, Cha lee Grimth,
MelanctOn Burr, Wm.
i chardson, Philip e.
Weaver, JOhn Mott,
John D.Clark, William
Br0ggenmyer, D. Bush,
Mar . Henk8, Hsnfry
Brikar, h. a. Day, We
Main- DeGendants,
HWu " Al DOUW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
e URlOUS KUINUlUENOEi
SLOAN UNDHR TIE OOUNFHR

ssasITH AND OTHERE IN A BO1itI
NORRI5 IN sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS where eYeTy owner Of
H0Bes and Cattle csl ind the best Medicine in use
lOr nauy Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They sre Sovereign Rsuedy for Colds, OcughB
Loss OF Appetite, Hide-bound, DistemperHt a., &C.
HS5-These Powders always give satisfaction, % the
Thousands who have NEED them, can testify. See
slrGnlsrs Try them. For sals by y. +. Gaylord,
K W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong, Cleveland O., spd b sll DTuggiEts in the
country. AlsO at Wholesale By the Propretor, st Isl
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, 70 whom Gil ordsrS
- 4.st.s:I.a...,-e - q q HnRRIR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02


1 adviso ever Ons who has . Cough or . HusEy
Voios o. Bad Breath, OF any difho1lfY Of tne
Throat, TO get package OF ny Throat OoniectioAs'
they viii relieve you instantly, and you viii agfee
with ne that "they go right to the spot Fou VIII
ind them very useful ard pleasant while travelling
or attending public mestngn for stiling your Cough
or aIlaying your thirst. II you try one package
an safe in saying that ron VIII ever Afterwards con
sidar them indispensable. You VII find them ct
the Druggists and Dsalsrs IN Medicines
PRICE TWEETY-FIYE GENTS,
Ny signature Is on each PsokAzs. an Othsrs =
oountsrisik. ...
A package VII ba sent b. nan, prepaid, on roceiPi
OF Thirty Gents. Addrseas
HENRY O. sPALDIEa,
ss Cedar street, Isg York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
AUtEIs.
ST. NICHOLAS HU TE L
= BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 81 PER DAY.


Eincs the opening Of this vast and oommodiOuS
Rots in 1884 It has been the single endsavor Of the
Propristors to make It the most sumptuous, con-
yealsnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endeavored'
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
ali the elements Of individual end social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
=, NprOTed and the patronsgs which 1t has com.
~. Nded during the past six years is gratifying
80, that their efforts have been appreciated.
NJ m, " the s1issncies Of the times, when all arc
-.,nir.d % practice the most rigid economy, the
1 have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
,,r,op abating none Of the luxuries with
,vbioh tbsjr tabls has hitherto been supplied.
TREA DWELL, WHITOOMB& 90.
New York, Sept. 2, 'sSl- spI'sD.-o-1
MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOs.
N s,67and Murray erset, q aoor rom Sf9ao sl'
j-Sy Opposite fhs Park, New toTA. A1gelL 2 1t,ieB
Proprietors. n. Huggtn1s te2 q tsaEt 49,, 'aIss IT,
q H9uas, Boston. ~ NbRE. " o as'-igy nV'-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

-lA~--- -A-'
Caphalio pills accomplish the object for Whiel
kbo7 Rsrs lls2e, viz: Cure Of headache In al it, oFE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

NN AOI11 . CALG.--L Uh8UAllE
llA 70 the command Of an alias decrstal ordsr -
issued + ON the Court Of lommol kieas q CET
ahosa county, Ohio, at tn. Euit Of hel1on PINES
and Other4, agaiust Levi Thomas ard % erl, % ne
public auction It the door Of he lOart Houg8 n
the city Of CeVe and, on the 10th day u hoFe ud,
1861, Et two O'Clock P NJ. the foliOs Ing desorlld
premises, to Wit: EitEaisd In Hast CleTeEua. ouT-
ahoga county, Chio, and bounded. beginning iD ths
P.ank Road AMI south a9tl' aesf CHAINS ~ l1E ~
from the west corner Of Chittsndsn Lawns lend,
thence south 50', east chains and 20 links to aid
LzWi1' Wsst line. thencs chains and Ga linkl
thsncs north 50149, west chains sad IS links;
thence north e4e, east p inks Iheuc8 north 51ao
VI st ch sins 10 the PLANK Road thence ncffh ~
east chains and 81 links to tbs place cf baEinniDg
Containing three AID Oue-hsn acrss Of land. Ap-
praised at 81 200.
B. p BEAYIs. Pl'hs Att v. Oc25.353
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
RapRr 5tamgt&qa.
IG0 WJO ROLLS WALL F-APA

1UU,UOO
war has psen declared and Secession e ths 0EdaT
- -. f9y and now Is the time Tor all tidy mousse
- "a secede from dirty and sIaoEy walls. Rpc
c5s-S - thom with rush, new v ALL kAHEEs
srsbS improving their homes, and most oi ali'toe
= ''Ii ~ mn ROLLS NOW READY
a. ,oolcsF ~ Carson & Co., 1885 Superior st.' Anc
40 IoY fhaf Gii can got thsIn. ..
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
ut.1re now ready 10 sell French Englisn Sno
" srf,Hn wall papers from 50 20 10 per cent p5lQN
a. IiSSIS priooa and would most Respectfully lnNiss u
M iook IN upon our stock before buying Iot ~
,,i - of gooda aud the lengtb OF pieces Ne oan
SiSo, - utIno8t satisfaction. Our gooos coming az
2tl iron tho factories, We thereby eaFe one RLot'
kEo . large assortment Of Shades Of sven 'esis'
% GOLD BANDS, &c. 80,
Asao 0Ht oSeasd beautiful lot Of
co r N l O b 8
with BsnGe, Loci tc., to match. d and Ias.
selS IN euItIess .Eioty. Paper Hanging done ct
short notice bTexpoesnosd worEmen, and g reason
a5l9I 4II5 ~ ,,Ia TAXA niosIObG Of pantins grain
tna and iShinG at fair aad nsmunesstivo rates.
EB. To Dealers ~ WOuIa iE1itS thsif atte1tiou
70 our large stock @@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

Ladies are Delighted with
sFAEDIHG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

From the DsmOorst, st. Qicud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for boz, (Oephalio Pill5,) 80 that yO1
msy have them In case Of An attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
MsY Is, i55i Geo. w. CiaTE 3 monfhs 50 D = 9

OotcbeF q, ls6l:3ss
A e6IGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANF
IA to an order from the Probats Court of Cuga-
hoga County Ohio, / shqli, cn tue 9oth dsT 0f Mo-
vembar 1851 st Two o'clcck ?. n. sxposs fer sale
at public aucti0p, az the O. OF Of the tOurt u1ei
in sAii county. the folio sing eesuribed prgys %
Wit: "a one and half st0ry franc house, 1ltual9
on ths sauth haif Of sub-la No G3 Of q. A. and y
GranCeF's subdivision OF lsFs.aEd ten acre lots
Bos 81 aud IS. Of Ahaz Merehsnt'9 surTs7. seld
H. Rcbilon. appraised yslu3-S2t0-
J. g. GRAEEIs,
oct "a ls6f.9ss Assianea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

TFrom the Western B. 3. Gazette, OhicaEO, nl-l
We heartily 7dorse Mr.. spsldins, and his uni
Taile1 Csphsi { fliE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

[From the Advertiser, ProFiJsncs. B. u
The testimony IN their favor & strong, nom tbs
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02


IErom the Democrats st. gicud, MIMI
II you are, or have bscn troubled with the head
ache, send for boz, (Oephalio Pil8,) 80 that yol
msy have them In case Of an attack.
IRON the Advertiser. Providence, B. II
The Oephalio Pills are said to bs remarkably e.
fsctiFe ramey for the headsche and one If the VsT5
best for thaf Fery frequent complaint Whioh hA1 eE'
81 besn dltoo7ered.
fFFom shs Western B. E. GaEstts, Ohioago, MI
We hesrtilv qdorse Mr.. spsldins, and his unri
Tsilsl OePhai tiils.
IFrom the KAnaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons saEering with hes3aohs,
Eho Try thcHl, win stick 70 them.
[From tie southorn Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that ars Afflicted, and We are surs
that our testimony can Be added % the already M
msrous list that has rscsived benefits that no other
meeo'n ssan prodCee.
IRON the St Louis Dsmoorat.l
Thsimmonse demand for the article tOszhsfio Fisl
q Fspicly snsressing.
From the 6hzette, Davenport, IoWa.I
Ar. spalding voJld not connect his name 1 Wiih aE
Ertiols lie did EotF~ " 70 posssss real merit.
LFrom the Advertiser, ProFiJsnos, B. u
The testimony in their favor q strong, nom tbs
most respectable quarters.
Iron the Daily News, Newport, B. II
OsBhaHo Pills are taking the place OF al kind.
Iron the Commercial Bslletin, Bostoa.l
Said to so very snosnious for tho beadsshs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

children or for
EPALDIHG's THROAT OONEBOTI0Ns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

From the 6hzstto, Davenport. IoWa-l
Mr., Spalding woUld not connect his name Wish 81
artiols lie did RotF~ " to POSSESS real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

Iron the Daily News. Newport, B. II
OspbaHo Pills are taking the place OF s1 kinda.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

LFrom the Commercial Bslletin, Bostoa.l
Said to so very snoanious for the headaehs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

IRON the Sc. Louis Dsmoozat.l
Theimmonss demand for the article (Oszhale Pills.
q Fspidly ensressing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

IFrom the KAnawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headsoha
Eho Try thcHl, win stick 70 them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

Professor Of slsotTopGt5y a7IS ACaicfSe,
EE- Oiico 10. mo ntarlo street, Cp stairs, fsW
eOOrs from the Pubiio Square.
Ofic6 hCHrs from 9 20 IL gnc from 50 o'clock
rs5F7- fErfrl- laws arra a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
GOOD FOB OOBsUMPnVEs. T

gentlsmsn CARR
sPALDIHs's THRoAT OoNFEUFIoHS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02

sz-A Single bottle Of sPALDING's PBEPARED
GLUE viii save ten times lts cost annually. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-02
IRON ihe Advertiser. PrOvidenoo, B. IL

q EVIH INa a1IFlIIIllId lT1IlllLI-ol D II
The Oephalio Pills are said to be remarkably e.
fsctiFe ramey for the headache and one Sf the Vsr5
best for that Fery frequent complaint which ha1 sE
81 besn diGo0 7ersd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

~ Republicans, do you want VIM.
II. Edgar and +. F. Whitcomb elected
to the Legislature! Then vote for Sny.
der and Crisman. ... g.
Do you want r. NJ. Long elected Co.
Judge? Then vote for Geo. Smith.
Do you want Mr.. Wampler reelected
Co. Treasurer? Then vote for him.
Do you want the whole Mahony ticket
elected? Then vote the SC. called '.Un.
ion ticket"
We tell you there is no chance
for the "Union ticket to be
elected. The contest is between
the Republicans and the Ma.
horyites. If you vote for the
"Union ticket, it is as good as
half vote for the Mahonyites.
Don't be fooled into the support
Of the secessionists.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03
TIE TAX LIST.

Two weeks ago we stated that the De.
wocrut had charged and received thirty
cents a tract for publishing the tax list,
when the law only allowed twenty cents.
and that the Treasurer made no effort to
get the list ps' he'd for less, as the law
directed him to do The las, Democrat
says that our s'a,.-A-n' contains TWO
barefaced aud downright LIES" aud
tina, We knew it. That is PLATO, sure
1t then gives what it says sis sufficient
proof" What is the proof? 1t is the
first part Of section 76l, :he one to which
We referred as proof Of our statement.-
Can any body tell why the Democrat left
out the last clause Of the section! why it
stopped in the middle Of sentence
without giving the only part OF the law
that refers to paying for the publishing
Of the tax list: The part that was pub.
lished referred to what the Treasurer
should charge the land owner, not what
he should pay the printer The Demo-
cat closed the extract as follows: The
cost Of the publication shall be paid out
of the county treasury" The last sem
tence Of the section reads thus: The
cost of the publication shall be paid out
Of the c,uay treasury: Provided, that
if the publisher of such newspaper shall
be unable or unwilling to publish the said
notice accurately and properly, and at
said rate Of tpenty cents for each tract Of
real property, the treasurer may select
some other newspaper having the means
and ability to make such publication at
the price above specified in a satisfactory
manner, having due regard to the circu.
ation of such paper"
What are We to think of paper that
will thus attempt to deceive its readers?
If that clause Of the law don't direct
the Treasurer to make an effort to get
the tax list published at less" than thir.
ty cents tract, then We cannot under
stand English, 1t proves our statement
true in 10th particulars. Will the De-
mocra, publish the whole Of The law and
leave its readers to decide who tells
"TW o barefaced and downright LIES?
The Democrat says We have no right
to find fault with the Treasurer if he did
pay more than the law allowed. The
| Law seems to loave it to the Treasurer
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LATEST NEWS.

\ shot proof gun boat has gone up the
Missouri river--,he carries 81 Founders.
The Iowa Fifth was at Glasgow, an
advanced post.
a Federal force has been landed at the
mouth of the Mississippi river.
The rebels have fallen back near Wash
ing'cn, aud something will turn up in
that direction soon.
Gen. Price is still at Lexington with a
large body Of troops. Gen. Fremont
hopes to take his entire force in few
days.
The rebel steamer Lady Davis has been
destroyed by the federals, in Pensacola
harbor.
The second $4,000, 900 of the war
loan has been taken by eastern capitalists
1t is said that rebel troops have gone
from near Washington to Kentucky.
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to agree With the printer as to the price,
but if the 20. Judge, could have reduced
the bill, il only brings another Democrat
ic officer in fault.
The present law under which the late
tax list was published in the Democrat,
says: I" it shall be the duty Of the Treas,
urer to act 10 good faith, aud procure
tho publication Of said delinquent tax
list for the lowest sum in his power -
We charge that the Treasurer made no
effort to &c. the list publ',hed for the
lowest sum in his power" but gave it to
the D.mocrat without asking whether
anybody else would do it for less. The
Democrat accuses US of lying. The pub.
lie can appreciate what epithet should be
written on its front.