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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
DoDeE.

NOTICE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A
IN nonresident Of the State Of Ohio, Is hereby
notified that on the ed day Of October ls62 Miller
"a spangler nled in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for tho County Of Ouyahoga IN the State
Of Ohio. his petition, setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse, in the year lS the use and at the request
Of sajd Dodge, paid 81 0oo 70 take up and discharge
certain note eXegnted and delivered bF said Dodge IN
The lss to Isaac h GilespF for the paymGnt Of
sOO, which said note was endorsed by said Morse as
surety tor sald Dodge, that said Morse has assigned
money 30 paid at his request and that before said
Morse paid said money as Aforesaid, said Dodge len,
and praying for judgment against said Dodge IN
favor Of said Spangler for the Of one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon, from the year 1859.
said Dodge is further notified that an attachment
has been issued in said action and that he is required
70 file his answer to said petition on OF before the
10Th day Of December, 1852.
MILLER NJ sPANGLEB.
By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney.
Cleveland Oct o. 1852 ~ oct 29.416
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

Among recent deaths in the Washington
hospitals, was N. B. Stein, Co. K, 9th Ohio
Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

The authorities have settled on general
plan Of defense Of Atlantic cities against
q supposed feet of rebel rams, which the
Navy Department regards as merely i'm
aRinsFy, -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

An the loyal Tennessee troops have ar
rived in this city, and are under mSrehing
ORDERS Louisville JoETHal, 1sM.
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LEGAL NOTICES,


"A Notice 4 hereby given that application will be
made 70 His Excelleney, the Governor Of the State
was, At the May term, A.. d., 1884, Of the Court Of
Common Plea Of CuyahOFa county, convicted Of the
crime Of burglary and larceny, and then sentenced
to the penitentiaTy Of said State for the term Of
five years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
OPTICAL.
SOIOmOnsOn's Improved SpectacIes.
LH, SOLOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
n the trade. From his long residence in this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 20 his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth TO
the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his inspection, to suit the eyes, in all
ses curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of the
Eye and imparting strength for long reading and pe
sewing. The reputation of SOLOMONSON'S estab-
Hshment the most reliable to get the best articles
IN that line that be obtained has become es-
tabished fact aud sttested By his patrons whose ad
vice it is: 60 TO SOLOMOHSON,S, make no mis-
take,l 100 superior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of SPECTACLES
adapted to your sight.
Ee5- mr. SOOmOns0n would here morn the public
that be employs any in the sails Of his Len
ses and those who desire pair Of bis Spectsces can
only obtain them By calling at his Establi lishment.
as perfect as natur el. l..-|
OFFIoE-NO. $50 Supsrior-st., under the American
Hotel. Gpr2
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Perry H. Babcoek and In Common Pleas,
Hopson Hurd, Jr., Plf's, CuyahOga Co., Ohio
vs., Money and Attach-
John Childs, Defendant. ment.
HNHE DEFENDANT, JOHN CHILDS,
will take notice that Perry H. Babcock and
HOpson Hurd, Jr., on the 18th day Of November,
1862, fled their petition and caused an attach
ment TO be issued thereon, which petition set
forth that said Childs was and is indebted to said
Babcock Hurd upon anote Of said Childs given
to said Babcock & Hurd, dated May 10th, 1851,
payable 90 days after date to the order Of Bab-
cock & Hurd, on which there is claimed to be due
and unpaid the sum of S5l0.69, with interest
thereon from August 18th, 1851, and that there is
also due for balance Of account from said Childs
20 said Babcock Sal o. with interest thereon from
November 18th, 1862. plaintiffs ask Judgment
against said Childs for said amounts. Said Childs
will answer to said petition by the 18th day Of
January, 1858, or judgment viii be taken for said
amounts against him. .-.
RANNEY, BACKUs & NOBLE,
Nov. 18th, 1862 novI9.42O PITTS Attiys.
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT

lVN to the command Of an order Of sale from the
COut Of Common Pleas OF Cuyah0ga county, Ohio,
az the suit Of AlansOn I. Lawrence against John
Singer and George II. Wyman 20 ne directed, / shal
expose for sale al public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, the INST
day OF December, 1862 at three O'Clock, P. N, the
following described premises, situate in the City Of
Cleveland, (West Side,) and Is known being the
east halt Of City lot No. 2ls, in Barber Lords sub
division, bounded as follows, to wit North on LO-
rain street, east by lot 29, south BY lot line, and
west by the west halt Of said lot 2ls being thirty
two feet front LOrain street. according 10 survey
Of Ahaz Merchant, together with all the heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, but
subject 20 al streets and highways.
Appraised at $500. LEWIS W. FORD,
oct3QRI6 Master Commissioner.
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Hosiery and Glove Department.
Lace Goods.

A FULL ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND.
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SPECIAL N0TIeEs.
Or. Graham.

HI ~ G-AAGAA4Eg
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England Graduate Of
ss-3-- Records Hospital for
FEMALE. sEs, 4
And constant attendant Of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his ces at the johnson House, where he
viii be happy to meet all those who are aictsd with
subseuts or chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eoacious and effective. His medl
eines simply vegetable extracts and oils that have
been used but by two other physicians in Amer
os beAides himself he has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in bis profession. BE tests the urine for
all forms Of disease. No charge for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case
m sPERMATORHGlA.
To YOUNG MEN.-He can prove to you IN a few min
uteg that he is the only physician You treated
with that cures this disease. For every patient who
viii follow his directions, he via give one hundred
dollars If he fails in curing this disease. No charge
made lor consultation. Ihosa ~ distance who wish
to consult the Doctor may do % BY sending a small
vial Of une fnnail, With narnel and age and be
viii anEUBr and describe their case, and the possb
ity Of getting relief By enclosing return postago
stamp sept25:f9
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}. N Skeels B Co. J In attachment Before G.
vs.. a Benhau, Justice Peace,

On the pa day Of October, ls62 order Of attach
meDt was Issued in this aetOn Tor the OF forty
eight and forty seven-hundredths dollars. and the
cause set for rinl before sad gusice az his once IN
the city Of Cleveland, on the 9Th day OF Deeembe
1862, at O'Clock, An. D. n. ShEELSG Co.
Cleveland. Oct 81 1862. novl3l4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Thsre will be a Grand Matt
nee on Thursday Afternoon for the accommodation
of Families and Children. DJors open at2 o'clock
Perfnrmanca commanca at 8 nraciselY. nOY2I:4 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

Perry II. Babcock and
Hopson Hurd, Jr., Plh's,
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LARGEST STOCK IN ALL DEPARTM'TS
Cloak and shawl Department,

sI1U-AIE EII-;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-25
BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.

to aid You in each neighb0rhood, to go from
house TO house and purchase such as the people
viii sell at such prices as may be deemed fair
uuder an the circumstances. l an purchasing
at from So 70 SO each. Where citzsns, frOIH
difidenee refuse to name 3 price, call in one or
two iadicious neighbOrs to aid you.
Sd Have house IN the neighborhood, or at
the nearest depot fixed as q place of reception
and deposit, where you can meet them, and hx
the name of the person, with the price, on the
article, and keep a register Of the same IN
book.
4th Then report to me, or 70 some quarter
master. c. S. a when your collection is safely
arranged for transportation, when you viii Te-
eeive the aggregate amount, which you can dis
burse in return among the citizens.
By thus doing, we can, in twenty days, CON-
fortsbly cover cur gallant but suffering pTotee-
tors | can promise no peeuniSry reward, yet l
know your spirit and experience 50 well, that
viii venture to say you viii cheertuly act and
that promptly, and feel rewarded in the con-
sciousness of having served your struggling
country in this, It's day and hour Of need.
Lat rs hear from You ct the earliest practical
bic day Respectfully yours,
In Christian and patriotic fraternity
J. I. FREEMAN,
I approve the above plan, and sincerely hope
that It may procure US the articles 40 much in
need Il. MIAS,
Major and Chief Quartermsster, Department
Mississippi aud East Louisiana.
All the papers in the State, who favor this
plan, will contribute to its success BY one OF
two publications
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posed by the plan of demand notes and call or
short loans
Il is probable that these bonds may be ab-
sorbed in tho business Of the country without
materially a citing values, to othe extent Of more
than one thousand millions within six months
and, by allowing a short time to bring about
proper appreciation of the vslae Of this new
money, bearing interest, and gradually placing
the bonds into the hands Of the public, i is not
unlikely that two thousand millions may be
probably iaken in our eontry.
BY issuing these bonds, that viii taks the
place of the irrsdeenable demand notes, the
treasury will be enabled to resume specie pay
ments within ninety days from the time these
bonds shall be offered to the public
IF the public shall require the government 20
continue the issue of demand notes Of denom-
nalion less than twenty dollars, then provision
should be made TO redeem such notes in specie
at the sub treasury.
This plan will keep such issues within proper
limits, and will rot in any degrees effect bank is
sues, because those institutions, ike indiVidu
ais may use the bonds and notes OF the govern
ment in placs Of specie. IF Congress shall
adopt this system and thus make all its funded
promises legal tender, i. will be placing the
credit Of ths government where a sbOuld be-
above all other credits in our country.
These propositions bring the obligations Of the
government down to two kinds-one being
time promise, having twenty years to run and
bearing Interest," the other bearing no interest
and payable on demand in specie, both being
legal tender.
This system Of credit viii make as simple and
perfect plan of American finance as any states
man can desire to see established
Two Thousand millions Of four and half per
cent. bonds will require ninety millions Of dol
lars to pay the annual interest thereon, whereas
the present rates paid on the bonds of the gov
eminent, Of six and seven per cent, will demand
ore hundred and twenty millions. Thus to all
tie other advantages hereinbefore stated IS added.
saving Of thirty millions per annum Of inter
est on the debt of TIVE thousand millions.
Your memorialist. etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-25
Grand Array stealing.

From the Atlanta Confederacy.l
Yesterday Col Lee had his time occupied in
on investigation, which developed one Of the
grsndest aud boldest stealing transactions that
have yet come to light among the army thieves.
The facts in the case, as we have been in
formed, are about as follows; For four or five
days the police observed two military gentlemen
covering rather more ground than became plain,
honest seldiers-such as loud talkiDg-sgns Of
running the blockade, etc; and as the parties
had not reported at headquarters, they were
closely watched They had established big
camp out about two miles from the city, and
were doing driving business with guch enteT-
prising gentlemen Is were seeking Investments
They had at their headquarters five large gov
ernment Wagons, heavily laden with that
{" Bragg jaaDs;" twenty-five fine mules and
horses, and all the parsphernalia Of a by camp
The concern was accompanied by eight men
Mr.. Fulton, Wag0n-master of the 55th Georgia
reg naent, and soms sabordinstes. They were
met here By Capt Westmoreland, A @ NJ, OF
the sanae regiment, who states that he was cut
of from the main army in the great retreat {
that at Knoxville and Dalton he tried to ship the
goods by railroad, but the SCENT would net re-
ceive them, but that all was right only he had
been little careless, though no wrong had been
intended
Mr. Fulton stated, when frst arrested, that be
had sold none Of the goods, but several gsntle-
men of this place having made purchases from
him, apd the fact being made known, he then
stated that he had not been paid OF, and had to
sell few loose articles to pay expenses, But
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-25
VOLUME XIII, NO. 272.

nc do insist that in the loyal States, whsre the
courts are open, that the accused should be ar
rsigned and tried in the Safe where the alleged
crime is committed. We do insist that in the
loyal State Of New jersey, State that has far
uished her quota Of men sooner than any
other, whose citizens have throngsd the high
ways in defense Of the Union, State where Che
courts are pure and above suspicion Of sympa-
thy with the rebellion, that the suspension Of the
writ Of hzbeas corpus was not justifsbles and
was 50 impeachment Of ihe loyalty Of our peo-
pie The people should, in calm aud peaceful
way at the coming election enter their solsmo
protest against this violation Of tbs Constitution
Both the governor aud the Legislature of New
jersey are very decided against this kidnapping
business and their views upon it were promptly
instrumental in bringing them into power.
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Al R4pIsna,ion ~ MIR. Gladatoae.

A gentleman in Manchester Wrete to Mr.
Gladstone, complaining that the language used
by that gentleman in his speech ct Newcastle
upon- Tyne, with reference to the American war,
had misled, not only himself, but the whole
comme- isl community Of Manchester. M
GlsGssone in reply says:
u DowEIEG sTREET WHITEHALL Oct Is.
SIR: / am directed by the Chancellor Of the
ExchequeT to acknowledge your letter OF sse
18TH and TO state that he agrees with you az 20
the grave responsibility attaching to all public
declarations made by any Of the advisers Of the
Crown.
He holds himself fully responsible fer having
declared his opinion at Leith, nine months ago,
10 the effect that, if the Southern States Of
America were in earnest, the struggle on the
part of the Northern States was hopeless; and
again at Newcastle last week, to the effect that
the Confederation which has been formed under
Mr Jefferson Davis has shown itself TO be suffi-
GENTLY supplied with the elements which make
nation and with the viii and power to defend
its independent existence.
He cannot, however, be responsible for the
inferences which, from your letter you appear
TO have drawn from this statement the more 50
as they might. be thinks, have been checked by
attention to ether portions Of his declarations
concerning America on the same occasion, IN
which he referred to steps that might, under
conceivable circumstances, be taken By the
powers of Europe. And, generally, be desires
me to remark that to form opinions upon que5-
tons of policy, 10 announce them to The world,
and to take or be party 70 taking any OF the
steps necessary for giving them eject, are INST
ters which, though connected together, are 10
themselves distinct, and which may be sePara-
ted by intervals of time longer or shorter, &C.
cording to the particular circumstances OF the
case.
As you inform the chancellor Of the ex-
chequeT that yeur Impressions are shared by
Others, am to add that you are at liberty to
make Whatever use you think proper OF this
letter.
! am, sir, yOnr obedient servant,
CHARLES L RKAN.
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on their arriving at their destination, under
the management and supervision of Brigsdies-
General VIM. R Strong, while the provost mar
shall business Of headquarters is to be placed
uuder the experienced eye of Brigadier General
Bowen, formerly of the New York police. 1t Is
expected that Gen Halieck and the Secretary
of War intend making early application to the
Senate for special permission to send the whole
force up Salt river to the scene OF those opera
tions, in which alone they can be usetui ano
it is known that Qus7termaster- General Melgs is
already having several dozen nat boats the nat
test kind Of fstsA prepared at the Norfolk navy
yard for assisting them in their assent. Others
eoutend, however, that they should De sent up
" in balloons, - and be sent up immedlately-
every confidence being felt that BFigadlsr-Ge
erals Busteed, Strong and Blsnker can whether
singly or collectively, do any amount OF blow
mo and wind-raisin0'' that may be neces-
aaTy 10 give the gaseous vehicle its desired d.
rncti0n
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on examination, he was found to have near g.
500 loose change about his clothes.
From present lights, it appears to be grand
wholesale thieving expedition, under cover and
protection of Confederate uniforms aR@ official
commissions
We have often been told, aud firmly believe,
that numbers Of the government officers, in va
rious parts of the country, are robblng and
stealing on a large scale; but not knowing the
fscts, and knowing that there are many honest
men filling off ses, we have been siiest for lear
of doing injustics to the innocent. Bat we do
hope, for the sake Of our bleeding country and
suffering poor, that summary and terrible justice
will be meted out to all who may be found guilty
of these heiDous crimes; and We are fully per-
suaded that they are not few.
Col Lee has sil toe band in custody, and has
turned the big camp and all its appurtensucss,
worth some $50 600 to S75 600, over 10 Capt.
Bacon, A @ NJ, in tbs city. We viii keep
posted on the progress Of this affair, and speak
of it as developments are made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-25
R,.u,,et. and QuiI,. lor rAe Army.

HIankefn and Quilts Ter tae Army
From fss Hiss'sslpplsnl
To THE MINISTER'S OF EVERY DEEoMlAA-
rloE. We have been informed by MAJOR l.
1Eims, chief qusrteTmsster, c. S. A., 81 jackson
bFississippi. that cur army is suffering for the
want Of covering from the frOsts which have
pEsss = and viii suffer far more from these aP
preaching, If not speedily supplied. The people
are wiling TO deny themselves stili further, but
need some one in every community to direct
them. / have ventured TO pledge or authorities
shat there is not 8 more energetic body than the
ministry ss q class, and by the approval of asj-
Mims, hereby appoint you, individually, as
volunteer agents 10 this cause.
Presuning that you vii act In the premises:
permit ms TO suggest 70 you course that Will
give system and point to your ehOris.
lst State the case and make an appeal to the
people on every favorable occasion aud If none
presents Itself soon. make oDe-
ID. Request several prominent aud Acsive men
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New Departments Created fcF Lana'
Duck Gseneraia.S


Under the ABOVE caption we find the follow
ing IN the New York Herald
A good squib is now travelling the rounds
here, purperting to bes General Order No. 800"
creating the " Department Of Salt Lake" with
the subordinate military districts ef Salt river
:. 10 q Stump, and Done Brown.p The
command of this department is to be vested in
Msior-G General Cassius Micswber Clay, with
Major General John c. Fremont Is consulting
general" lis forces are 10 consist Of the Blenke
er brigade. (Teutons on the half shell,) com
manded BY Brigsdier-Genersl Louis Blenker.
The Busted brigade" (Hibernians in stew
commanded by Brigadier- General R. Busted,
with Wildes p Walker ss his chief of staff and
chief of auaztsrmaster; aud the ssxton pri-
gade" (negroes on two shells commanded by
Brigadier-GeneTai Rufus Ssxton, with the
Reverend Ebenezer Jebiei French as chief chap
lain, assisted by two dozen ladies Of the
Gidsonie Band" lately serving in the
Department Of the South es vivendiers and
" files du regiment" II being intended that
balloon reconnoissances on an uneRamplsd
scale shall be made BY the forces occupying
this important department, gas works OF 2
grand seals ere to be established Immediately
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-25

GEN. HOOKER's RECEPTION rs zHE ARsrY
II popular Representations furnisn any test If
popular regard, Gen. Hooaer's reception at
Fairfax and Wsuenton yesterday would seem
to indicate that he possesses, to the fullest ex-
tent the eOnfienea and affection Of the soldiery
Not only was he received by his Old corps with
the fullest applause, but The same far6re was
created 10 commands to which be was personal
y stranger. Ia tie face Of such dsmonstra-
tons toward an officer, who 50 boldly deaouees
The previous inactive policy q ths army. Sc is
idle to talk Of dangerous disaf 3ctiln on account
OF tie removal of commander who, Whatever
bis personal influence, hiss never inspired so
deep seated and intense enthusissm.- No
York Times.