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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

~.
rilIa Sand numbering from Forty to
sixty well Armed, on Aug. Hath.
0ommunicated.l
MMEPHIs, August Is, 1852.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning, while
feeding our horses at Mrs Backtons, we were
attacked by large band of guerrillas. Capt.
Dircks ordered Us to get ready at once and fol-
low him, thinking he could whip the band as
he advanced upon them. Some three of his
men failed in getting their horses. The ever
brave Captain was the foremost, with only
Sergeant Reudelhuber by his side, and stood
heavy shotgun fire, and when near fence cor
ner, Capt. Dircks and the Captain of the guer-
rillas met in close quarters in the conflict.
Capt Drcks managed to kill the guerrilla
Captain, but upon looking around he saw him.
self with only nine men, and surrounded by
party ten TO his one, he then cut his way back
to the house of Mrs Backton, where three of
his men were left. Capt. Lampe, who had
formerly raised an artillery company in this
city, was one Of them. Capt. Dircks ordered
him to get on his horse, and he would
renew the attack, but as buckshoot were flying
around pretty thick, Capt. Lampe thought 1t
wise to stay in the corn crib, and was follow
ed by private Vegler and another private
whose name ] cannot remember. Captain
Lampe was then taken prisoner, with his two
men, but one of them escaped as the rebels
were SO buisyly engaged in tying and whip
ping Capt Lampe. We expect that Captain
Lampe has been hanged by this time.
Captain Direks seeing himself with only six
men then, thought it wise to retreat, and
managed through very skilfull movements to
effect it.
Privates Govion and Todd were wounded.
/ have been in nine battles since this war
commenced but never have served under an
officer who exhibited more bravery and judge
ment than our gallant Capt Dircks.
A PRIVATE IN THE COMPANY.
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FEMININE ILIaERENCY.-A woman
named Davis with that of Mary prefxed, was
arraigned in the Police Court yesterday, charg-
cd with exercising her belligerent propensities
towards neighbor woman, and using brick
bats; &c, in demonstrating her willingness to
fight, for which very unlady-liks conduct she
was fined Sc,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

REV. A. W. SANFORD, chaplain of the sth
Indiana Regiment, called and spent day or
two with US, while on his route home. It is
much to be hoped that Mr.. Sanford win soon
be able to regain his health, which ID much
impaired, and at sn early day find his way
back to the regiment again. @ .
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GRENADA APPEAL IN TowN.-A liberal
price will be paid for late copies of the Gre
NADIA appeal. The advertiser is anxious to Sc
cure the paper regularly, if possible. Address,
confdentially WToMING,
auIs-eI Care of Appeal Office, Memphis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

ANOTHER RoBBERT.-On Tuesday night,
Capt. Dan. Able's room, on Shelby street near
Pontotoc, was entered by thieving scoundrel,
through window which had been left open,
and geld watch, valued at about $3.50, to-
gether with purse containing about $50, was
stolen.
Keep sharp lookout for thieves, fer there
are numbers of the light fingered gentry peep
ing about, and it is generally about somebody's
premises they do their peeping.
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POLICE CoUAT-Nothing of interest trans
pired in this court yesterday morning. The
few small charges were for drunkenness, dis
orderly conduct, and selling liquor without Ii
oense. Seventeen cases were tried, five of
which were discharged, and twelve paid into
the city treasury the sum of $50.
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southern Items.

NEW YoRK, August 1o.-The steamer Con-
necticut, from New Orleans, July 81, Mobile
bar, August and Port Royal August 8, has
arrived with large mails from. the South.
Among the passengers is Rsverdy johnson.
The health of the troops 1T Pensacola is good
Ii Is rumored that there i yellow fever at
Key West Commodore Farraguts fleet ar
rived at New Orleans on July 10. A recon
1>sfn-snc. "a Msnchan and CovinCton found
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

The managers of the New Memphis Thea
tire, by catering to the taste Of the city, con-
tinue TO attract large audiences. Those who
attend, profess to be well pleased. Our col
umns are so crowded with important news
matter this morning that We waive more
extended notice.
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GENERAL ORDER. No. 6s.
HEADQUARTERS Firm DIvlsIos,
rIensuhis Tenn AtlOuEt llkh. 1852

Memphis, Tenn, August llth. 1s6z-
The following Orders have been received from De-
paItmsnt Headquarters and published for the benefit
% all concerned:
In pursuance OF Orders from the headquarters Of the
Army Washington all restriction the sale Of Cot
ton and prohibition Of the payment OF Gold therefor
hereby Aununed Every facility pCssible WIN be afforded
for getting Cotton to market.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. o. s. GRANT,
JEo. A. RAwLISs, A. A Gen.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. W. 7. SHERMAN,
JH HAMMOND A. A. Gen aui3-a
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

The notes Of the banks of South Carolina, Georgia
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely as currency"
and are about 10 per cent. discount for Tennessee
bank notes.
The interior banks of the State, vE Bank of Middle
Tennessee, Bank of Nashville, Merchants Bank Of
Nashville, sheIhy7ille Bank Traders Bank, &C., Sc.
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold, over Treasury to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee money 70 10 prem
Exchange on the Northern and Eastern cities scarce
and rates quite irregular.
The demand for U. s. Treasury notes, generally
called green-hacks" is very lively and the supply
limited. tasSasa IS sasf
All up country money in good credit st home is
bought By brokers at 20 to IS per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
On account of the impossbiisy Of making exchanges
with the banks Of South Carolina. Georgia. AlEBsms
&C., the notes OF these banks all
able into Tennessee funds even Ct our rates. Southern
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.
Charles Keck aud Barnard Lavelle were
charged before the Recorder yesterday with
selling liquor without license. The former
was fined $40, and the latter S..
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

AcKHowLKDesGEEE.--Th Through the kindness
of Lieut.. Jennings, 47th Indiana regiment,
we were favored yesterday with intelligence
twelve hours in advance Of that received by
the usual Northern mail. Another friend
brought US still later photographic news, which
viii be found in our news column this morning.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

SHAKESPEARE says some men have no music
in their souls. The public say the Campbells
have much of it in their voices, at the New
Memphis Theater.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

"a THING OF BEAUTY IsA JoY FOREVER"
See Miss Christie at the New Memphis Thea
ter, and you viii understand the maxim.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

CATALOGUE Sale Of Clothing this morning,
by Hyde s. Co. All wishing good bargains
should attend this sale See advertisement
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THE volunteer, or militia force of Canada
may be seen in the following figures, as ofici-
ally presented to the House Of Assembly:
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PHILosoPHY expOunded at the New Mem
phis Theater.
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TERPsIcHoRE has taken up her abode with
Uncle Sam, aRd may be nightly seen at the
New Memphis Theater.
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CoN.-Con. Murphy's ballads at the New
Memphis Theater tonight.
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MoNEY.-Tennessee money is nightly taken
at par at the New Memphis Theater.
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- SIS Reward.
II OsT WALLET POCKET BOOK, containing (s27)
i Twertysseven dollars in bills mosty Tennessee
banks, and dollar Exchanges Bank Of Tennessee.
There notes given by Captains attached TO
different regiments. The finder viii please leave said
Wallet this Office where the above reward viii be
paid. asz 3
auge-1t s- A. HENNEBERGER-
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FouxD.--A bundle Of Hvouchers for Saw
ings Of Company f., sah Illinois Cavalry" Is
in cur hands. Those Interested in the matter
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

THE Cause of the Rebellion will be found
tonight at the New Memphis Theater.
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Ferry Notice.

WILL make three trips per day from this date from
L Memphis by Hopeheld to Mound City. Leave Mem
phis Tia the forenoon. Il n. and Leave Moand
an elegant place TO catch fea and that too, without
danger difficulty.
aug3-lm F T.. CHEEK, Agent.
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Memphis Bank Note List.

Revised and Corrected by E. Avery, Cashier Of the
GAyoso Savings Institute.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

True Report of the sktr mish between
Capt. Dicrks and Ten Men and a Guer-
rflIa Band numbering from Forty to
sixty We'll Armed, on Aug. Hath.
Communicated
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Reward for a Cloak Lost.

oST, between the Catholic Church and shelby street.
IL Sabbath last, black silk, Lady's CLOAK,
bound with silk lace Also, in this cry last of July,
three small iron keys, ring The finder will please
leave them ut this Office Ii brought in before the
the mouth a reward will bs pa d au12-tf
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GULF OF MEXICO.
ENGRAVED ON STEEL, Prom actual Government
~ Surveys, assisted by
CAPTAINS BART AND Vim. BOWEN,
Saint Louis.

Two Of the Oldest and best Pilots that River Loyds
Great Map OF the Mississippi River, shows every bend in
the River every Island, every snadbar every Landing
and Wood Yard, every Town, City, Bluff Sugar AID Cot.
ton Plantation and the of the marked in
them The Channel of The River marked accurately bv
two OF the Oldest and most experienced Pilots on that
great River. Lloyd's Great Map of the Mississippi
River also FF'
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285 MAIN STREET
Situation Wanted.

Situation Wanted.
A SOBER, Industrious man, having sixteen years
n pvrience in The South gardener, wants employ
ment herist market gardener.
The best city and county references given Address
CHARLES COLLINS,
Beal STREET, next door to Adams Bakery.
aug s-st.
GREAT ATTRACTION
I EDDY & Co., from ST. Louis, have become the
Il successors Of Snowden, Terry Co., No. PAS Main
street, opposite Court square, where large assortment
of Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes are to be had low.
aug s-St LEiDY CO., Prom ST. Louis.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
II EDDY Co., have removed their Hat, Cap, and shoe
IL House from 2l2 Main Street to 2i5 ain Street oppO
site Court Square.
aug s-st LEIDY co. From St. Louis
OUR Old CUSTOMERS
Re invited to tore, No. Pas Main street. OPP
IA poste Court square, to Snowden, Terry,
q Co. Boots, Shoes, Hat and Cap Store.
aug SIT LEIDY CO , From St. Louis.
Ladies of Memphis and Vicinity,
r EDDY L Co., from st. Louis have removed their
to 245, opposite Court square.
aug ST LADY 4 CO., from St Louis.
Letdy s. Co., from saint Louis,
nEFY all competition in the trade of Hats, Caps,
~ Boots and Shoes, No. 245 Main street, opposite
Court square.
aug S-st LEIpY CO., From St Louis.
d r. O. @ II 1 d S E Y !,
Dental Surgeon,
OFFICE I'M THE AVRES RUTIDTNG
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S25 RE WARD.

CTRAYED from the Subscriber, the 2sth of July,
- Dark Brown MARE MULE. Mark: shall hole
in his right fore hoof The above will given
returned to me.
~ JACOB HUR ESTER,
aHl2-2w Corner of Fourth and Poplar streets
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Iron the Mansfield HERALD



We are psined 70 learn by telegraphic
dispatch from Lieut.. Enoch Smith to his
brother Jonas Smith, Esq that Major
Wm Mclaughlin, whose serious illness
We announced last week, is dead.
s.5. Mai Mclaughlin was among our oldest
.ta3 - and most respectable citizens. During his
s.-e whole life he was known thorough
~ and unoompr0mising Democrat, and early
became one Of the leaders in this county.
He was elected to several Offices, and sery-
ed three terms in the State Senate, during
two Of which he was Speaker Of that body,
Hsving taken great interest in military
matters in this county, at an early day re
eeive5 a commission in the mlitia which
yl.l gave him the title Of General by which
THT he was SO we'll known to our citizens
s ssll AL the breaking out Of the war with
Mexico Maj. Mclaughlin recruited COM
.fIs many IN this county, Of which he was cleo
led captain and served with great credit
= Is tbrouehout the entire hOstilities. Previous
I7IT l77 "a the bombaFlment and taking Of Fort
eumter he took the patriotic position that
fhe Government must be sustained at every
hazard and when the President in April
'- 1857. made his call for 75, 600 men, in three
ho4lrs the gallant old BIajOr-theR Captain
-TtB Il ~ --had his company filed, and the same
day started for Columbus. Three days
Afterwards the first Ohio regiment, In
aaa which was his company was on its way
A. Inc end Of the period of enlistment
TFt)-l. I. during which time Capt. Mclaughlin and
ass ID company had gone through the battle
Of Bull Run with courage ana gallantry5
-s hs returned home, and company and cap
fI 80 tain were honorabiT discharged. We
-a- sla should say here, that previous to his re-
.o3 turn President Lincoln had appointed him
8E8G0 a5s Daptainoy in the 18th Regulars, Col.
-ss-g7 CsrrinEtou, but for some reason the ap-
rioint-neuf was not accepted
Although several years beyond three
score Maj. Mclaughlin did not long stay
al home Senator sherman having reeeiv-
Cd permiasioh in October last, TO recruit
sTeinfaniry regiments battery Of arti-
lsvFsa and q squadron Of artillery, Captain
Mel was oaefed the Majors position in the
later arm He accepted without delay
-fl Z ~ and in q few weeks timehad his squadron
recruited In December the ShermazA
117,.o Brigade left for the South, aud at Cincin-
Pati lfcIaughlihs S squadron was detached
and ordered up the Big Sandy eixon, in
Kentucky. Il has remained '.neze. ever
since and has been valuable aid iu.resp-
= -sa-ag ing down rehsls and guerriEa
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General Mcclellan.

The N T. Times has been one of the
most determined supporters Of General
bs Mcclellan, bat at length it, too, is eOmpel-
ed 70 use the following words
aPor year now the nation has leaned on
Mcclellan and the splendid army which
was placed at his disposal, and which he
has moulded into the most formidable force
ever organized on this continent But tits
idle to disguise the fact that their faith in
him has been shaken 10 its foundations by
his failure to accomplish with that army a
single one Of the results which it was ade-
quate to achieve. Itmighthave taken Ma
nasas--it ought to have beaten the Rebel
army At YoTktown-its leader promised
EHI-s with Il to capture Richmond. Il failed at
every point and while Il has been growing
weaker, the force It was fighting has been
growing stronger day by day
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MORNTNGLEADER


We have made frequent quotations from
s-i-sr ihe opinsors Of sruiy olaoeEs upon the way
~ ~ ais war should be conducted believing IA
s7ea mors eonyincing to quote from them than
from civilians Here is the opinion Of
aAEscaulay, Of the Rochester Democrat,
- Wh0 has been with The army for mouths
and who is connected with the New York
44th regiment:
aThe losses Of the army are now Begin
ming 10 leak out and can now state what
opos shuadered TO write, The losses Of
80 tho army OF the Potomac, during the late
- rererses, arc not less than So0OO we
have met o foe wcll armed, and resola1e
7 and ooniending on their own oilWlth ass-
- norsto valor They have stood up to the
hA-ia 6iisek and died with their faces writhing
f. ~ with hate 10 the North. Of that hate no
one can form an idea who does not read
southern character. i is Of q type more
kiifef than that once burning between
~ Rome and Carthage, or France and Eng
lard while that which existed between the
colonies and the mother country was but
bnrstellein comparison. The hatred born
uths Southern breast and sucked with
the mothers milk, and, maturing through
T years Of prejudice, Is truly internal. sneh
Hz lis the enmlty which inspires an enemy % o.
which the North speaks IN WaVeFing terms
~ sl a. one 10 be won with kindness, orterri6ed
into submission. Nonsense, most absurd
viii first win a Tattlesnake or hungry
HT II tiger. There is not child ten years old
~ dawn in Dixie that can be won. The enly
policy % be pnTsued is war-WAR to
the rttermost. KILL burn, and destroy, il
need be- anything and everything % ae-
is...ls complish SO important an end.
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STOVES & TIN-WARE.

THE "DESPATOH COOKING
sTOVE-HaVing during the past Attnler5 been
i1s1roved Is now undoubt teddy the BEST stove IN the
Markets Its Bakiug, Roasting and Broiling pI4lef-
fiss are llnaxcBptonable and IN economy q ge y y
leed with its new patent Crate y ill Burn
s5i - veil AZ Wood most admirably; the Oven being
fhorouRhiy ventilated e VIII produce perfect ana
R0asting and noastingi Is done before the open AIe
and Broing over live GOALS on the hearth as common
sense Dictates 1t Is fnanuactursd IN thia city ena
th6 maftrial used and the WOrkmanBhlp ere q Inc
best quaity finally, It gives perfect satslacl9n 70
am a. hundreds Of housekeepers IN TINS Guy
country, who arc daily using it VII lss SUD-
THE iIJjHNINa STAR. rOQQAIhG htOfh q q
nav and desirahle pattern which, with variety o.
al iheFr nn nre our stock complete. we also iatp o.
hand eroat variety Of Parlor ong and oier neat
in0 Stoves fori sale a. reduced pElees; - I.
aIa are coneianfiy supplied Win an the neAeat ana
,7ls-f iasrfif1 III STYLES Oh EhlAhfEllsD GhAEEs-
TlsfaI cf the most useful articles OF HQaso ur-
rfefina Goods Nails and Farmers Too ~ are lg4t
rscoyT q he latest improved stles Of bliU gAGEoi
TbIeh ave offered at the lowest cash prices We man-
fsof1rs LARGELY and have for sale At wholesale ana
refeii An te various aFticles OF Plain and Japaned
Tin Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. We oier the Al.
most ess variety of goods in cur line LOT sale at
1Is iog7sst ID prices, % tho One Price system.
fE7l-AI Hous6keepers and those y no cQnteInp plfte
Honsafe fesuinq, and the rest Of mankind 4le olt
SoriIaiiv invited 70 call before purchasln9 eAseio
s5d iuffs for themselves, W. u. AlAttf fAHs e
na;i-ii nj No. %, South side PnD. sluaTq.
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f,sn. camer0n's PreseHtatsOn TO the EmPe-
ror 81 Russia. ,y7y
IFrom ihe HaTrisbuTg TelegFaPh.I

TFfori the Harrisburg Ieiegraph.i
From private letters received in thigcity
74,Teet from St. Petersburg, we learn that
90 Cameron. Minister to Russia, had ar
,.t-si sseelv Al the Capital Of the nation,
,-Ioro ~ LEGATION is established and that
II 80 had his first inlerFieW with the
FT,neror Alexander. Ascending TO the
,.;g;d etiquette Of the Russian Court, it IS
rst usual for the Emperor to grant an in
,syviau untiI the lapse Of some time after
~, orrival Of minister, but in this case
- aadienee was almost immediatsly
...-,1ts5 and the reception made the aore
eorsia 81 ~ the earnest solieitude with. which
80 Rmperor inquired concerning sae ean-
5if,on 81 the American people, saain re
ssTIross. numerical power. inteliAgenee, and
fBair wealth and progress. RnEing TINS
;,fsrviev the Russian monarch eFincedhls
tnovledee Of our system 81 government
~ bie Admiration Of The progress we had
s,s7o n fhe deyelopraezt Of the vast extent
~ t,--iforv now vrithin the jurisdiction OF
~. To5ersl authority. That authority in
si-.o,i-;o-, ~ tie Emperor, should be main-
ssiral IA all hazards. If the great Repub-
n. cs.its west vas broken down, and ceas-
~ Ia yield an influence, the course OF en-
EfIrr and OF 1LNALlAhlAvlA "e--N-
80 a continent destined by God for the
5e1nv home Of millions Of free, intelligent
..5lie would be given toinhdelity and
ssVs,oTign. ruin and desoletion. .r
tftsr such expressions to the American
nfinister. there can be no installing the
soTiiai feeling and hearty sympathy OF me
Ts-,,sror Of Russia, nor can there be any
1,rrebelision concerning the deep lnteres.
y ir,on;fests in the success and destiny q
~ nnited states. The feeling was recip-
~oesisd ~ Mr.. Cameron, who had the most
fsttering assurances to eitef that me m m
ters.f az the American people was no less
sircere IN their soliciiude for the success
and mighty progress Of the colossal eu, PIE
sssLe North. Representihg such widely
SiFerent svstems, and goTerned By author
- .o d;stiuct and broad, there is stIli no
-ssson why Russia and the United States
-s--l5 no. he united in true and stern y
i;.1es- and WELD an Irresistible inhuence
- ~ degtinies Of the world.
~ ars rraiihed 10 add inst the sans
..5-.-s-7ondence which conveys the intelii-
gence 81 the interview Of zen. Oalssfon
S;fb fbe Emperor, 50 cheering y aii e
-nerte rlso brings ms the most easing
esrurances OF the health Of al ati,epsa = =
- Terstion. The health Partieliasi4 q
90 CSmeron himself and nat Of ms islna-
- - never bett8r, 20
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Is about equal IN extent 70 ENGLAND, with pop
ulsiion Of ~. .GGG, and a soil capabls Of sap
porting q. 900 GOO. No State in the Valley OF
the Mississippi Offers 50 great On indueement TO
the settler as the State Of Illinois Ihereis ne
part Of the world where all the conditions oi eli
mate and soil so Admirably combine 70 produce
those Two great siaples, CoRg and WaEAI.
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TAn0RlNn.

-(lFNrIENEN'S CLOTHS gLnAE-
NJ ls "a IL y ting aud 1Iending E.la llE,Ille9t
f1AscIs AGra, Isilor, 10. ~ lrospee. slles., ~
"a Inen1ing Gt1tieuI1ri Sol ae lt
iie3 ~ 5lIg ilis gcE ne.al-ti
ili5s 3 50 -. ASS 3 -
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legal NOTIcre
HILIrER.


NOTICE.-SPEHcER i. HITLER,
~ of Prescott, In the state Of Wisconsin, viii
fdks noilco tat Lyman Little, Of Cleveland, Guya-
hoga county State Of Ohio on the Z3d day Of june,
lsaz hled his petition ln the gice Of tho Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said Uuy-
ahoga county against tho said spencer l. HITLER,
stating that the said Hliier, on the "a OF April
1866 gave said Little hsmor gage deed on the olloW
ing described promises 10 wit Situate in the city Of
Cleveland, (West sido,) Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
known By being on The south-oast corner of Church
and Duane streets, and bounded westerly By Duane
street norherly BY Church street, easterly by line
parallel with and seventy feet easieTly OF Duane
street, and southeriy bY line parallel 70 and sixty
feet southerly from Church street. being same prem
ises conveyed by said Little and Others 70 said Hi
ler, aud having front OF % feet on Duane street.
and 20 feet Church street. to secure the payment
OF ss3 65l0o purchase money, according to certain
notes referred TO IN said mortgage, With annual In
forest and praying said promises may be sold TO pay
the amount due on said notes which Is $4,000 and
annual interest on $4,000 from Nov. !, 1853, less
e. 93-lOO, and Interest same from June 81 1862.
Aud the snd Spencer h. HITLER Is notified that he Is
required b answer said petition on or before the
third saturday after the oEirafion Of six weeks from
first publication Of this notice, said petition will
be taken as confessed.
y. HOVEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
CLEVELAND June q, l8623gg