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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
That Exfrnet.

For the sake of most beautiful and po-
etic and touching reference to the death,
hand in hand, of two former political OppO-
nents-a Democrat and Republication
one of the recent bloody battle fields, we
copied, on Friday last, On extract from Or
pheus G. Kerr's last letter. In order to
quote the beautiful extract and give its full
force, we had to quote the introduction al
most entire welett of, however, the first
seven lines, iuasmuch as they had no con-
nection with the sentiment which it was
our especial object to call attention to, and
which we did call attention to. The Vince
ling Press, of Saturday, in most unscru-
pulous and coarse manner, traduces the ex-
tract, aud wilfully perverts our whole aim
and intention 10 publishing it. Ttcalls at
tention to the fact that we omitted the first
lines alluded to above. The following are
the lines left out:
s'EDIroR T. T.:-As everything coutin-
ues to indicate, my boy, that President Lin
coin is an honest man, | am still of the
opinion that the restoration of tue Union
| is only matter of time, and will be accom-
plisbed some treekS precious TO the commence
ment of The Millennium.
The Press after publishing these lines
says that our intention in publishing the
extract we did, was to disparage the
President, ngaint whom it says We cherish q
secret hostility. Now we submit that such
unscrupulous editOrshipis really infamous.
The absurdity of the Press editors state
ment consists in this, viz: shat he villifieG
us for an intention to disparsge the Presi-
ident 10 Publishing the extract, and yet
villl6es us for leaving out the only passage
n the extract which makes any allusion at
all to the Pesident. The determined malice
of the editor is well set-olf by his stupidity,
There can be only one possible reason
for the editor of the Press making any
reference to the extract at ALL He
desired an excuse to publish the lines we
left out, and to add another to the many
and continual filings at the Government
and the Union cause with which his paper
abounds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
--aWhose tongue
outvenomed all the worms of Nile,

would have fully convinced US. 1t ayows
thatit sees nothing in his aims, his pro-
jects, his speeches, his actions, "either to
approve or condemn |"
This is enough. The s'Wheeling Press"
sees nothing in the course of John S. Car
Lille to condemn, although that course has
been criticised, aud condemned" auathe-
matized and spit upon by the masses of the
loyal people of Western Virginia, when
they have met in their various neighbor.
hoods to give utternnce to the swelling iu-
dignations which spontaneously burst from
them when they heard of the recreaucy of
the man whom they had chosen for their
servant in high and important place! ~
We repeatit. Its enough THE "Wheel-
ing Pres" sees nothing in John s. Carlile's
course ''to condemn" That is the utter
ance of its own condemnation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MEsrERN DISTRICT OF VIR-

UNITED STATES OF AATRRTCA
M1S4IsTlSRN DISTRICT OF VIR-
"HEREAs, libel has been filed in the District
w Court OF the United States Tor the Western
District OF Virginia. the 9th day Of July 1862 bV
Austin :; Crane and James LAuderback, iIbelants
against the steamboat AltamOnt, her boats, tackle
apparel and furniture, alleging In substance that on
or ABOUT the 10Th day OF April 1852 the said steam.
Snat AltAmont being about to make a voyage from
the port OF Wheeling, within the jurisdction 81 -Sid
district, to the port OF Cincianat In the State of
Ohio, and return, Alfred Woods Master az Elid
steamboat, did ship and hire the belants to serve n
On ooar9 SAID steamboat for and during the
term OF one month, at the sum of one hundred dol
As per month"; that aecordiuglyou about the 18th
gay OF April, 1862, the said lbelants entered on
board and into the service Of said steamboat In the
ants 50 continued In the service OF safd sfeaboSt
ior and during the space OF one month, when fhev
were discharged by the said Alfred Woods, Master
&c, without having been paid their wages except
th1t the h5elant, Lauderback was paid seventy-fve
uolarsi aud tue llbeant, Crane, was paid hfV dol.
lars leaving balance due the libelant, Iaudefhaei
o. tWenty-iye doaru and balance due the libelant
Crane OF my dollars; and praying process aransf
aid steamboat, her boats tackle apparel and aIni
tureI and that the Court will pronounce for ne
wages Aforesaid, and decree the to be paid with
costs and ior such other aud further relief and re-
uress as 70 the right and justice may appertain
NOW, theretote, In pursuaDee Of the mention nm
ger the scar oIthe said Court to directed and de
90 hereby give public notice to al persons
pAhel and furniture, or in any fnanner iutere-tsd
tneIen tnat they be and appear beforo the aid Dis
tIlet Court 70 De held at the city OF Wheeling in ana
Tor the western District Of YirTfnfa m the xxi Az
OF September next At eleven OeIool IN az fnreaos
OF InaI aAy lFrovtded the same ahall ke day Of I'm
on the next day Of jurisdiction
~ men and there to interPose their elaimI
N, RICHARDSON, Proctor for llbelanta.
T. N. NORTON.
ausSVtq United States Martial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
DISSOLUTION.
q. s. NIUsTERING OFFICFs \

o. S. NIUSTERING OFFICE
WHEELING, Va, sePt. ,, lyi2.
RY direction of the Secretary Of War. heipounty
ID and premium and months advanced payyWill be
paid to recruits for old regiments until orders
Premiums, bounties, aud months adVan led pay
will also be paid to volunteers Of the 18TH i4th
and 18th Regiments until the 2Oth OF Septemter
b. II. HILL, Maj. u. II T.,
sept4-3t Mastering '$Hicer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
Letter from the First Virginia RegI-
ment--LIst OF the Killed. Wounded
and Missing.
CAMP NEAR FAIRFAS STATION,


o. & a. r. R., Sept. I'd, 1862. ]
Editors Intelligeneer:
The following embraces a list of the
casualties sustained by the LIST Virginia In
fantry in the late series of skirmishes and
battles in this vicinity. The regiment was
ia the fight at Thoroughfare Gap on Thurs.
day last, and that of Bull Run on Saturday
last.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
A Gard to the PeopleI
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
BargainsI BargainsII BargainsI!l

arSalns! barga1nS!! Barga1nsI!I
N consequence Of the fact, that all Cotton Goods
4 are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
arc mat they Will very soon be higher than at any
prsyioua time, have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic DIV Gioods Which I
nave IN store, No. 50 Main street. Centre Wheeling
and 2 which would respectfully invite the stten-
ton OF the public hs intend selling the stock out
a the Old prices, and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that an persona
needing goods. or who will need them very soon had
better ayil themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, a. they III save money BY max
ing their purchases at this time; besides they VIII
nave good assortment TO make their selections
Ny stock consists, In part, Of Brown and Bleachsd
MuAlnaS Calleoaf Mems and Boys wear Of every de-
seIiPSon. Chseka, RlAnnels GinghAms, shaEIS liable
aud Towel DiApeEI, Irish Linens and Shirt Bosons
P9rasols, shaker Hoods Hoop skfrtg Lac and C;rep
sq1e Wells White Goods Iaces, Embroideries Of all
kinds, Hosiery, &C., &c.
LATEST LADIEsi Your special attention 10
l1titsd TO my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
Hneh u The largest, cheapest and most complete Of
5lo season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
oEey foods, MozAmbfques, BeraEe AnRials &e In
great variety. Please cali eariy a. 4 vii male ;I
greatly 70 your advantage to % %
Yours very respectfully,
ts24 No. IS Main It.. CsStrS vbSeii51l ".
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

The Commonwealth OF VIr@IISIa,O
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFEICE,
WHEELING, Va, Sept. ID, 1850.
ITO ALL PHYSICIANS AND sURGRC&s who
l. have applied to the Governor of Viz lnia for
combinations:
You requested to report here in perrsa imme-
By order of the Governor
sept4-tf Ill. SASIUELs, AdJ't (Sn. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
BOOK-KEEPING

BGEi1ess Writing, Countine-houso CaIeulaton. po
lhesl economy, Finance and Ranking, CommereiSI
9Le the chief subjects of attention but tie in
straetonS In these are Interpreted with waTimI
and ineuicAtions tending to the Formation IN bj1b
Character as men and citizens " HsN
The eourse OF instruction q intends5 N n. -.
llPrehenITe and thorough as that Of any Of the
Is.t Colleges while the expense to the stu
1: l: n beg leave to refer those to whom he 1.
W tIo . Geo. W. Smith, Esq., or to the oacers
u , ING Sln5S In Wheeling and Bridgeport.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe as bright Is now they WaY0s
san mGkeIt lead our ranks in var,
StIll hoat above each patriotic grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
FotraI Il through the duet Of shame.
AN honest hearts its lot will share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
Taxes! Taxes! TaXesI

TNAXPAYERs Arehpreby respectfully notified tina.
Il their bills for st.te, County and School Tsxes
for the year 1862 will be ready for settlement at the
18th inst, l15th Of September, 1851 PROMPT and
immediate payment is required aud expected In All
All persons In arrears for taxes for the wear 1861
are also hereby notified, that unless their resDectVe
bills are paid by the 18th day Of this month"; Sepe.
ber steps Will be taken for the immediate collection
OF the same; ALONZ0 LoRING,
septLtilI 10Th Sheriff OF Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
COMPANY A.

Wounded Privates Hezekiah Clark,
MORALLY; John Foster, slightly; Frank
DERRICK. severely
Missing-Serg't Clarence Irwin, private
Jas F Newlove, Jesse Hagermau, William
Heron, Albert Rigsbey, William Coleman
and Abram ChIsel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
COMPANY l.
4Hissing-Private John H Chalk.



Rounded-Lt, James Lewis, severely.
Missing-Serg't John w Plattenburg,
privates John Montgomery, Samuel Moore,
Emanuel Dickerson, Richard Yeneman aud
Randall Trissler.
In addition to the above the following
named were captured at the raid on Cat
let's Station, while guarding Gen. Pope's
train:
Company A.-Privates Platofr Clifton and
James Baird.
Company B.-Private James N Davis.
Company c. Henry Brooks.
Company D. George Holmes,
Company e {" JnO Mckenzie and
Willim McGlaughlin.
Company G.-Private Andrew j Shearer.
Company L.-Corp'l Josiah Campbell and
private John Prayer.
Company K.-Privates John Boley and
Alfred McKersol.
We are in hopes that many of those
marked missing will yet turn up.
Yours hastily, h. j. Johnson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
FIlUAsDAY y III - JAN. Ss, ~,
aTasufaosnre oroGbls ehbids as D5ttOit.
300 dg From the Detrclt Tfibans, 10Th p

nfa,ufaoFura 81 Cable Ghaiaa as D5ttoit. |
O5l6g Fron the Detroit Ifibans, leth
We noticed g paragraph Ia an exchange,
the purport Of which was that the Navy
Ystd Al washington was the only pleoe
Inltks Uhitsd States whore cable chains
can be Manufactured. Now We unhesitht-
ingly assert that Michigan can beat the
Ssri3 In the manufaotnre Of the identical.
article in question, and our claim viii bel
simply substaptiated at each and every faisI
tsSt that may be instituted. The Wyan-.
dolls Mills, near Detroit have for the past
three years been engaged in the manuiac-
tdfo of cable chains Of sll si2es, rom i've
piflecnths Of an inch to two inches, of ths|
bsil Eaks Sagsfior charcoal iron. About
TWo ysars ago one Of one and three eightsi
inches was manufactured for the steamer.
MosteohoFy, which IS decidedly the best
cable on the Lakes. The cable chains of
IA Above establishment have been in use
Nv he PeVabio, Franklin and Quincy
iinink Companies for two years, and BY
tho MinRssota and Isle Eoysl' comparies
during the past year, sud they uneouiVo-
oallv pronounce them the best they have
ever used Iihmenss quautliies Of theHs
chains are required for the mines, the ccui-
paaies We have named each purehaslng Of
the Wyandotte Company 70 the amount Of
ff6m s.. 500 % $4,000 annually. s--
In 1858, chain link Of one and one
uuartsr flf ] inch diameter, of Lake Supe-
nor iron, was tested IN Government ma
chihe &c Washingtou. The chain used for
the test was ! Is IL inches, aud the Link
was as 2,951 70 1927, OF about q times
tht largest The Government cbsin broke
three tines before breaking the Lake Su-
pefior link The test link stood, as termed
81 the makers, double proof snd Q half
Up 70 this time the WyapdOtte Company
have turned out cable chains by hand, but
O. about three weeks q machine for thsh
manufacture will be erected ct q cost oi
Sc 600, the second Of ths kind IN the Uni.
ted States, ths hrst being st the washing
ton Navy Yard The Company have abun.
daae eapital, ehsblihg them 70 introduce
every desirable improvement IN machinery
On oiberViss aad hsvihg, from their lcca'
tion, facilities for procuring Lake Superior
iron Rt moderate cost fer freight, the unit
must soon arrive when ell competitionWii
be placed far In the rear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23

We are Prepared 20 transact BuEinsss Of oVelF d.
gorptIon relhting 70 l1gantQhe, DrsWings, OaRsGAs
Specification, PEts9ts lenta And the Pat
tahsI 90 ~ H0iIcikoTa ~ PztpaAa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
Gov. DoHnison.
COlumbu, cOn%pondenos Ts. Cincinnati Gazette.

Columbus Cores 8pondence Cincinnati Gazette.
Some rumors are current which attach
importance 10 Governor Denpison's visit
TO Washington. Though me Russian Mis-
sion has been assigned to Cameron it is
quite probable thst Mr.. Lincoln, appreoia-
ting GoVsrnor DenRison's services in the
HaTf and lhe superior training given him
for pablo service during ths last nine
months, will call him 10 an important post
il the General Government ri 81 ga.bali
In this connection 1 am reminded Of 9
faot Of which il is now proper Governor
Dennison should have the benefit namely,
that as many Of his personal friends know,
some months before the war broke uIta, he
had determined that andsr noeiroumstans
oeS would he bsR candidate fOrrenOninas
ton III --1 -au asf 7+a5. or7 dt dsia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
MAsTRRS ssLE-PURsUAN

MM ASTEE : LE-P UAHI-
III 20 The comuasDd ef q Fecrsial order Of ssls
.frOm Tho Nourf Ct Olmmon Pleas Il CayEl "a coau
Il, Chic. n the suit of ai'O Hickox, acnaisira
r0r 0f 1hOmas HeWard, sguiutt u ,hrlm Won DTars
xpcse f1r sac, ct publ- auction, g fAs door tas
00ur HOus E, in the itg o. q sFeland. ca TIE "a
da7 " FeoruaIy. ls62 ct tw5 clock P. b. tf sid
DAY, the following 3 ri ed lot CT parcel Of land; An
TIE toWnship Of Farms IN said county, a-d kEoEn
as the whole o. 10 numb gWas- aa- the Parfn1zu-
tract, and fOuni- d. begininning at post staneinF
in the northeast corner - SAT- lof; thonaa Eouth
ong b lat line OF Faid tract ald lOt hf &c chfu
tJa p1st; theBce west Ong the south lire 4 said
TO- aftF-io lr hams irtg inks . pustf thalca
Orth aO2g the ct III Of faid lot fifteen chaina
to = posf; th-ncaeast Eoug the ncr line Of sad
lot fteea ehgns thifiyl Ks to the Blae Of bes1ne
ming. contain ing sixty elk 4l aafes Of land more
or egs. Appraised st s. ,g93 50 T -ref.
And also cfh8f lot, 81 aated IN ths Blake trart
ERoWn - psrs q lof number tEelFe, u1d b.undecsa
beg fnuE 81 port standitg IA tn east line Of ssid
lot tEeTe abnuE tcn chains and thirIy links souih
from th7 nortaaaat corner thorecf tnence south
along tbs saat lna u sid lot tlirteen hans any
nine links 70 Dtt; thence vfst along uarafd
lice fsrtyeight chans sixty Inks 70 pGss in the
est lice Of azi lot; tnence nafth aiung fhif WCEs1
ice OF said ioi thirteen Chkils hflT-uiua lnka to
pest; fhence east along = mafkei hue t3r1g
hains sixty Links to he place Of beginning cOn-
tninipE aixtY-sfE 4lO0 asros more II les Apprsi1
81 at l,9Sl ~. D. ~. GA4h, ,7.-.rt
Wilfqms . Riddle, h-a-trr giuu
PLAIN e aft1rnerF. fanrfs3zJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
KOINOIDENOEI
ay5alv TIEngRT1n 00uETrr-

~ -oA0EH UNNt d u q UUUMIEH I 7 n
eyMTTE hHD ATHMRS IN "A BULIII
Es0BRIs IA Us he with htB CsiUbrated ARABIAN
CONDITION FINDERS. whsrs eveaT owner al
Horses and Cattle can ind the best Medicine n uS-
tor many Of ths isaaAes peculiar TO su5h Amman
They arc 3 Sovereign Remetiy for Ooi4s, OOnFks
TsosH of ofAppstito, Hieaibolad, DistemRcrI, - -
s1HThe5e POEders siTaTH siys satlEfsction, q ~
rhousands Eho nave 80 then,, can tastifT De-
e. ". Palmer, Bcntop Brothers, and Strong = Am.
EtruRE, Cl1sslaae o., and y AL Drdfeigf5 - fhe
oountTY, Also, At Wholesale b. the Proprietor a f
OatAil5 street, CsVatand. oio, to whom ~ ordsfs
l1Hst 3 e,iaEsi.3sf.1 91f 80. o9,ld - B. s
.bs1svii5b Ia ~. I Vi ~ &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
!. Ras..rrs. ~ - a.. = -i.Ia n

IUHN TsWEENY IS HEREBY
81 notified that On the Sth day Of 9anusry, i55k
EaTiRh eWseuy hlsd pstiTiyn in the Court of 0m-
Pleas Of Guy h. ga coultys Ohio, Tor q uYol -
from hin, q. that Eald p. tltiou ailsdgfs a. the
grUuud for civOrce, t1ar said Jonn sweeney u
new imprisoned in ths Eeniten tiary foe the crln1s
Il burglary, hieh he Wa5 convicted At the Fab
ru-Ty term, 1861, OF ths 1l It ef Common Rleas Of
said county, and that said cause VIII be heard st the
next ierA q SAID Goult. T. PAEhI1sss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
BOARDING.

IDOARDING HOUgE--TBB
- HaUBE, No. ~ Public Square, and b ths
stone Ohuroht tone OF the pleasantest locationsin in
he cltT-haa besn thoroughly repaired, and is nov
npan for Boaroef8. Rmilie1 Wishing 70 furnish
thqlFlovn foonlf oen pe eesoQnlmoqAted with iArgs
BoauisFIant Day |BoaFdeFo Win and good aOoounlo.
datlonl on F6asonaple terms. Rsisrsnces given s1d
n 7tinrfr1qrl ad- .slL t'nnl .aLsgpH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
MAeTEh'S- sALE.-PUasUAER
AHASTER'o sALR-PURSUANT

AH 40 In . "a bH ~ Dbeo u EEtI
w to the comm and cf decretal aIder Of sala =
s. ed from tue urFof Common Peas Of Gus hegl
COT nty, ohio, 1t ths sui Of James H. turdy and
oghi n, against ts,epT Weis End o,f err, 70 ne d
rect-d, shall exp Sc g lie puhlic aIet On At ths
said couaty tRa 2lft cas- FebrnaryfISs attTOT
o'Cl ck NJ tn fslicwing DIS ribed pTemifes- 70
wiz: sitGata a the tfwnship Of Clsve'and, heing
humber seven 10 the twelfth ange Cf toWnsbiys IN
ths tonnectnrt v s5ern EoB1 rYo and STATE Of Chic
Ing also IN the comfy Of Cuyahogs, and described
Is follows B-ingB1b lotanumbers twenty i7ht and
twer ty -niLe Us 90 Of the gutdiyisl0n y JAMS
M HoJt o. tbs or gt1al tea ore J. nulnhtr thirty.
sssen (73 in asid t5s nshgpg and ueF within The C
df Ulege and, hiO, rfaFeuCe Tor Eeft culars 10
size and oundariss ofths laud he eby e1-trscffd5
fnE m sGe the surgey and plat Of sad subdiFts
ION, record d Ia tar uioa q be keoordef of said
c lunt., n y0lums two Of Map aed Sub iyisicns,
page thlriy-fhroe- GEO H WfMAN,
WiiliamEOa 3 Rid -le, MFtsF Ormar..
s-L-- Ptsintifs attorneys. jana0sl5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
M STEERS SALF,-PURsIIAETT

. M STER'5 SALE. E.-PURsUAET
tHa 10 tie commsrd T q cecrs al order. II q le,
issued f.Op De Court o Common Pleas Of CuFaho-
- cuunty, Ohio, nt toe suiI Dfn'el street 81
azainst BriniiCh Eaehr aud othe.s me d &C ed
OF COu House, ia be '1ty rf Uievelsnd IN SAD
eun,y on sra In lay UTfenruary. ls5 tt4O o.
click =. b., tie EOytng dsscibed p eu1ises, 10
Of ~ abe, - and isinle oit hiJ nd kaown saIta
II tUu s'fe ltts hos 81 en1 z and uaa-f fol-
g unihg L iLs inlerseCti Iu Of b at line
Of hcsa street vs. tth tie rthe y Inc Of GARD n
t'eeii teeuce z : 81 Wegt sl ng the sasteFlf ne
# D. Do re stfeet rty-FWO feet thTes nui half
inc he Ga iz1d Il 10 Mary n. kimbail; thence
uOrto So east az right epgies with Oheshile est
one hundred Nt-on leet nTs inches a corner Of
"a KINDA ls and thence south 50 west
eu feet % & noItn ius Of Gsrden street; thence
n rlh . west al0ng the mcrth line Of Gard street
hundIea nineteen iett 20 tue pEcs OF beginning
Appraised at S4lO0 GHO q NTMAN,
B. q Beavis. .r[ Master Cvmm'F.
Plairtff's Atty uIr.sJl- 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
N044gE-G9MBf0N-
y Cert % shoss ooun.li Ohio. lllIt
Petition OF divorce.

Michael MCGillFray Of salinsFilIs, IN TIE County
Of Colambisnal and Stafs Of one = notiled thaf
Mary ann McliitlIrly dld, on the tn DAY - Deem
Der, A. ID 1851, hle heE petition u fhs one % tna
Clerk Of ths Court Of Common Pleas, within -and
for tho County of Cuyaht g. ehafiuB tic aid Mich
sci McGillyrHT YiFl cemulittIng safuitsTg Il d i-
VeTs women 10 her unknown and asking lhat she
may bs dVosced from the said alleAael d llEIay,
which petition wiz ntsnd Tor bearing atsbs ,nezt
term Of said Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
RER0L VERS AND KNIVES.

DEE0LYERs AND BOWIF.
tEh5KHfY EB.--A ino assortment Of RsYolEiIs z
tStot5 such la COLT new noddei, Eaoon's, RideTl q
Allen WsslOok's, sharp'a, Spies, Smith wa
hOnigt large Ald small, With FBrio1s other klndP,
MT f6oclVed ana l5r sale cheap ct
] -aTfI = mlu 20 TeanH. .fHAIsFERaEFYggf 90
l aup Store. lol SUPERIOR strsst. QlsVAias =,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23

The above are all from persons who arc publicly
knoWa where they reside, and who would NOT make
thsss statements without . thorough eonvistion
PREPARRD By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Al alytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And @. W. OLAHK, and by ell Druggists and
Danlsra IN Medicine eTeryWhare
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. N6 AOTER' 5 s A u E.-P0RSU-
lNH- Ant TO Ahe command Of decrstal order Of
a rOm the court Of Common Pleas Of Ou7 Rhoga
OJuuty, ct she suit Of Tho Cleveland and Mahoning
kaflrOad Com psny against lsaao L. AeMis'
others, to directed, shall expose for sale q
public auction, ct the door OF The Court HOUSE, d
the Cts Ct Cleveland, en- the thirty rst daY q Jan-
uary, ls6g, at thres O'ecck P. N the following d.
scribsd parcels Of Land, situate IN the City Of Clsvo
iaud, cCunry OF Cuyah OEa, and state Of Ohio, anG
known by being part Of HeW3tts subdivision Of the
20 called Me-VIn property In said C8ty OF Cleveland
70 wit
Parcel No. L Lot Nc. Ef.ssn Of ssid Subdivision.
Appraised ct Sfs65. .5r'r -=llzT --I
Parcel 40. 2 lot No. sixteen Of said subdiyh.
ion. Appraised at Sls3S. - .5s ~. 4
Parcsi no, 2 Lot ho, seventeen OF said 81 bdiFis
Parcel No 4, Ioi 10. eighteen Of said sebdi9iS-
lon. Appraised at .g5. Jlsi
Pergel SO. .. r.-o westerly part Of Iot No. Eina
-en 0i said suidiylaiQns tonesi Hort vsft1s zputh
3riy li westerly y tha lot hse= ard sesiegiy ~
.Ee ~ ~ Ina Of q pTicS sfeii Lorly psrz y Vltl
d5sir stfyset slr alG1t iOrjy On 1e.t dIa Ian
souEaeE-t.Esy ts-srsfrGLa APpl.settp p- e.9t5
# ParEHi1EC @ Ihe easserly p=Tg Of lot -so nius
teen ci slid 7aotgsisi7o LJaudsd uJrl Fly eisssr
y ARD .EltLss-g ~ tbs los H1ss aad sslzEsriy b
.iu relfr Hli- o. hflcs tsii iIgriy rslisiht viii
herS.u stlse. and about forty s-ysn leet distant
s1Gt.az1sizri- treTel ON. ATprEised Al t953--.
EENbF G. ABBEY Mastsr Comm'r
HAENEY, EACECB q NOBLE, ArtorneYE-
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