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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
From the Springfield RspubiieAn.
Separated.

The graudly bright autumual days
Do sunny wings have fownj
The woods have cast their crimson robes
In silent sadness down;
And now the chill November Wtuds
Wall down the forest Iaues,
Or drive across the sodden sky
The Pelting, stormy rains.
But ah ! the glory and the gloom sqr-
Are both alike to me; tr
care not for the shifting days,
as Their warmth / did not sess -H
With listless gaze aud weary heart
note the dragging hour, tsnl
hor would they dee more ioyfally
o Mid sunshine bright aud AoWsrs.
The evening wells the faded sky y.
And hides the dreaEy earth,
draw the curtains DER the sight ~
And stir the glowing hearth aI
How brightly falls the ruddy CLEAN;
Yet warmth nor beauty cheers,
The charms Of all the sparkling scene
Ieannot see for tears. ...5f
For ohiI sit within its glow
With heartstrings Wrung With pain,
While memories Of Bygoae hours
Come throngipg back agaIu, aas nee
OF one whose form forever waits ~
In silence by my side, astp-
Whose eyes look steadfastly in mine
Though Esasy years divide
Oh! oft amid The eiddy throag @
When nirth and joy taG high,
ss hturu me from the jest aud song
80 To meet that loVingeye; =Te-fii1s
81 What eate that the thonghtless crowd
y Should call me proud aud fair ii.'o
No glance seek, no praise desire, ~
@ Save his, Who is mot there, s9fe
And Wheu Of old remembered soaes
-l- 1 breathe each tender line,
None here beside The mystic voice
That still aeeords With mine
] play the gay and sparkling strains
Bat ah my eyes are dim
Though all will praise who hear, yet ],
aa only prayed for hin. =
oh Love ! they think each tie Is rent,
They think each bond Il riYsn; -a'i
They know not Of the magic spell i1E
To constant natures given; rraO
They knoE not that though weary years
And FPlling seas divide. NJ 90 -sfsis1
am With theeEand svsrmor6 l gsa3
Thou dWellest by my side. ~
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9ailyg atRM1qetlfEr
or FADVERTIsINa.

rvnYnsoIlD IlxEs or EoNP.aEtL, fOs ora ItScH. o.
srq.-.fI f LEas, hfAKR S0uARE
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oompanyE <, 1st vlEglnla oavalrrsy..
B. e. b NEw on..E. ", De-. o,h. 1sea.

12 gil NKw CREEKI Va, Dec. 9th, 1869.
Editors IatelLigencer :; iS5s s,
We were somewhat surprised on reading
your paper co ntaining a report of the late
-"dAsh" into MOore6eld, to see that those
who had so little to do with the affair
should be accredited with the result In
justice to those who planned and carried
out the expedition, we ask the publication
of the following facts. ~. --,,rs
On the morning of the I'd inst, General
Milroy received Information OF a body of
rebel cavalry being in,or about Moofefeld, i,
whereupon he ordered Capt. Keys, Chief
Of Oavaly, to proceed with the force under
his command to the above place Hforth-
with" Captain Keys being unable to go +,
the command devolVed on Capt. Rowand,
of Company K, lst Virginia cavalry, who
left camp at four o'clock, P. NJ, reaching
Meoerfield at 2P. M. the following day. He
charged into the town and the rebels chatg-
ed out. 1t is said they made the best time
ever known in, Hardy county in making
their exit therefrom. The ears of our boys
were greeted With the usual demonstra-
tions of regard, and, while our cavalry was
engaged in pouring volley from their car
bipes ia the fugttiVes' rear the yOun9
ladies ~! were giving as a VOlley from
their favOrite weapons he tOngue.) Ia
the report of this affair there seems to be
a systematic attempt to rob the principal
actors of all credit of any participation in
it. In this engagement, Capt. Rowand
had his horse shot under him, and three
horses wounded. Lieut.. Myers had no
men or horses killed. -4f
n Those who know Gen. Milroy best, know
that he does not seek celebrity through the
columns ofthe press, his only aim being
his country's good, and an ardent uesire to
rid Virginia of secesh vermin. Having had
evidence of your willingness to accord JUS
tice to all, We respectfully submit the
above, hoping that It will give no offense
to any. a FRIEND TO JusTIoE.
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Ths Prsoident ana rs Proeianati.

!, The following iS, related by. the Utica
Herald asa remarkable fact, 2hiehhas
neEer before beenimads public. ~ a
y Those who were Of the nnansuaIiY IarIESe
company that bssieged the whiting ro5in
adjoining the Presidents apartnent n
the White House on the morning Of the
23d Of SOptember-the day succeeding
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American Affairs i'm France.

The ArmlstIee PFOposItIOn-oOurse
or tbs PsrIstan PHess-InterPrOta-
tiOnR Of the Recent EleetiOhs-BIO-
tiYea OF the French Governmont-
The French In Mexico, Sc. a..ll..
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LAAPs I'D FIxTuREs.e Z

CARBON, OR PETROLEUM OILS. :
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William Bleteher, J In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
vs. g Co, Q; Attachment.

W1u1am bleteherJ In common fleas Cuyaho
william s. Marsh. A6tio3 for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM 8. MARSH viii take
notice that on the 4th day February, ls69, the
said William Bletcher fled his petition and com
menced his action sgainst the said William S.
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition is
to recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum Of 80 ,6l9 oS, with interest thereon from Oc-
tOber IIth, 1851, and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to recOV-
er on 3 certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last Aforesaid BY the Bank of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration for
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, who
now is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment to the use Of said William 3. Marsh
by said William Bleteher, no part of which judg-
ment haf ever been paid By the said William 8.
Marsh. Said defendant, William s. Marsh, viii
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 5th day Of April, A d. 1852, OF the
same will be taken as true and judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUs NOBLE,
feb7:379 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SFoREEe FOE WnkLEs-The Union is
not fishing for minnoWs; it is sporting for
shales; Il has done with diminishing, and
new goes in for capturing and dispensing
Whols armies. Thousands at Roanoke
Island thousands at Piketon, thousands at
Presionburg, thousands at Mil Spring,
thousands ct Fort Henry, thousands st
Springfield, and thousands At Fort Donel-
son, have eitheFhoon captured or dispersed.
This taking rebels BY the thousands is
What the printers in our composing room
Would call d dashes.-LouisVilIs Journal.
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Notice.
GAS ASsBots SatS GS 6oG6 0ai3 Court of Common Pleas
Frederick N. BaCkus, Ppt'F, For Money only.
vs..
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, a nonresident of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick IL Back
US. of the county of Cuyahoga, in the State Of
Ohio, did, on the nth day Of January, A.D. 1852,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Cuyahoga, in the
State of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted 10 Howe, Backus Co,
on the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1851, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred and FOrty-three Dol
lars and fOrty-hve cents, with interest thereon
from May 10Th, 1851, on an account for diVers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, Backus &
Co., sold and delivered TO said Ralph Walker at
his special instance AMI request, that said 40
count has been assigned to said Frederick n.
Baekus, who is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for q Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required 70 appear
in SAID Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 6th day Of April, 1852, or said petition
win be taken as true and Judgment rendered &C
cOrdingly. FREDERICK NJ. BACKUS,
By Ranney, Baekus & Noble,
febT37Q His Attorneys
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THE GRRFENBERG FAMILY

HNHE dhhH EN BERG FhmlL4
Il MEDIO1EES are prepared under the immedi.
mEY b raiis5 uPoR In al Cases.
The Intelligence Of the community iH not insulsso
cure all dissasss but She Gr@fenboIg b NEEDLES con
sist OF eleven different Medicines, an uneQualled iF
mended, hrnons which may Be seleoted one appropri'
Aso 70 any q TIE dise41es incident 30 this oo1Htr
Ths GrsfenbeTg Vegetable Pills are better thar
any other nd Of Pills IN the WOrd-prioe IS cents
The Grs5ienberg Uterine Oatholioon ia an tnfAlli.
bic remedy toE all Female di8sase8-prles 81 30.
tB-fhe Uterine Oatholioon viii also cure gravel,
di1ease Of the kidneys, urinary dlculty IN males
The Gr@fsnberg nsrsaparilla "a by far the mos
powerful and e1ioaeiOus compound in uss-priss 81.
ING 9reienperg DY1entsEy syrup e certain ano
The GraienberE Pile Remedy never fails 20 perma
nsntly relieve thiH distre s5ng diEease-prioe 81.
This GrefeDberg Childrsn'I Psnacsa Z an inyhla
abls compound In all diseases incident 70 children
The GrRianberg Fever and Ague Remedy is = soV.
reign specific for this parteulsr Gissase-Price 500.
The GrDtanbarg Green Mountain ointment excqlE
ell other eaVgs "a tE curative shBotB-Brice 5 csnfs
The GrRtenb berg OonsumPtive's Balm sfords ths
Sew York, stsseE that 10 has known the GrHsnbsIs
OonsumptiEs's Balm used with gIesf success II
proPsy. Our c7a sxEsrleaca zGAstantistsI hiI
me oTssisnberg Hoalth Bittsrs are most plsasaaJ
snn delightful tonic ever pEspsr9d-prioe . oonts.
The GrrsfenberE Eye Lotion Is unparalleled in al
innemmatlcn CT diseases Of the Eye-price IS cent?
M, q. =. kIHssLEH-Deer sir; We ieel it dgti
We oWo 70 the public 70 state that mRrBhall,s Ce
tholioon Is medicine invaluable for complaint
oaB8Bd under the head Of Female Diseases. We hAVs
used your GTefenberg Medicines and have beer
greatly benentted thOrebY, SO much sor that were
the prtoe double, would have then. 10 the thor
sands OF our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
We would reoommend the OsthoIioOn hs q cure pana'
oea. Il gives strength to tho Iystsm and onsbief
each Of the organs OF tho body 60 perform their Ap
pr0FriEte fuucfscnE, Mrs. ". CATER,
Mrs. y. u. WEEKS,
Hiss C.SNORHSTEIT.
Medina March 1, 1861.
a The above named Ladies' We are personally 20
a1ainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived In medina they were great sufferers
Mics s. has been badly afioted that il was witt
dt1culty she was able TO stand upon her feet fsv
bottles Of Oathoicon entirely cured her Of her
plaiRts. My wife received great benefit from thit
medicine. We recommend tt to the Ladies' OF this
oounty as aafe and efficient remedy fOr the many
complaints they ArP subisOt 70.
JQaE WEEKS,
Editor OEnfeld Esrais.
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- ALL.sUPFlQlBNF THRFB.
YIENMA

TIRIESEMAR-I, 2 / 3, ARE DR
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERB PATEFT
Enaiand snd secured bY tho Seals Of the Eoole ee
nharmAcie de Paris, and tbs ImDeris Collage 81
10. & invaluable tor exhaustion, EDsrnAtoFFhns
and Al phYuioal disabilities.
80 q ool1etsly eradioatss all traces Of those dis
es1eg fst nave hsTetOfors been treated by the nars
rIo1I and pernici0ds use Of oopaiva and cubobas -
Eo ~ entirely Eupplantod the injurious us1
reroury thereby tnEGri5g 70 the sufferer speedy re-
Hsl dl5Boruing al impurities and rooting out tte
VeIhoa Of disease. -
TRIEEEMAR, Eos. I, and B. arc preparation ths
fo- OF loEanEs, devoid Of taste and snail, and
- osred IN the EEiEtoost pOokst sold N tin eaIs
AID divided into separate dosest aI administered q
Vhtnesu LlIlsmand ROux, kicOld, &C. Price y each,
or cases for Sc, which EaveI = and In 20 Cases
Th sby there Il saving of %. 70 be mad Wholesslf
and retail OF DR.. BARROW, No. l9l Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
of the world securely packed and edd eE7si Rcacrf
ing 70 tba tnfirun nitona o ths EriseE
WTaH = faa-1lsss@1
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sALE.-PURsUANr

MASTER'S SALE.-PURsUART
M to the command Of q decretaI order Of sale
irom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga coun-
y, at the suit Of solon Prentiss and Ohauncsy
Prential AGAINST Thomsg Love and others, 20 ne
directed shall expose for sale at public Ruetion at
the door OF the Court House IN The City Of OIeTe-
land on the tWcntyeghth daT Of Mar ls1 al thrsa
O'clock P, NJ, the following described psrcei ~
land Eituats IN the township Of East GieVsisuS
county o. Ouyuhoga. aud stats Of Ohio. to VT
Part Of LOT No. three hundred ana HiTfv.1f,a-
bounded e follows Beginning ct the north-essf
corner Of Mary Loves land at Z eto1e A. a.
centre Of the road, thence West on harT I-ovrs5--
north line twenty sx chains and forty I'M "a fb
west line of lot; thence south on west li1e 81 ~
three chains and seventy mine links 20 4 stone:
thano0 east parallel with north line twenty. III
chains and forty links the east line Of lot thanoe
nor d ths east line three Oh aims and sssnfvni
links 70 place OF bogRningg Containing ten ACRES of
land, Also another piece Of land being part of said
lot three hundred and Exty and bOuhdsd ~
ioiloWs: on the est and west By the lot lnss, on
ths north By the Bouthfrly nHe OF the teu acres
above described and sOutherlg b q line parallel
with said last named line, and tar enough Bnutherly
therero 20 tncludo Two acrr1 uf Land % tho aa1o
more or leass but subject 10 All legal hlghWayH.-
Appraised e 5000. n ENBH 9. ABBEY,
EastsF Commfaioner
L, PRnHTIss, PIaintid,s Attorney.
y February =, le63-ad4 rete gL
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eofjudgment viii be taken against him.
RANNEY RACKTS q NORIE-
I hANNEII bAOAUo 9 NUbLLI
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
A HDMINISTRATOR5S SALE on

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OE
~ REAL ESTATE.-On the 18th day Of March,
l552, at 10 O'Clock A II. at the door Of the Court
House, in the City of Cleveland, Guyahogn eOun-
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said City of Cleveland, and is
known as City Lot No. Is and part of 70 in the
subdivision made by Josiah Barber and Richard
Lord in original lots Nos 81, 81, 69and 70, and is
bounded as follows, 70 wiz North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west on q
line running through said lot No. % from Bridge
from the dividing line between said lots Is and
70; the above described piece Of land having IS
feet front on Bridge street, and runs back Of equal
width 1O7K Il feet to an alley in the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject to q mortgage
thereon in favor of one Lewis Wunderhaart, up
on which there is due the sum Of Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of Janua-
~, 1855 Terms Of sale wiz be made known on
day Of sale. JACOB BAKER,
febl5S78 Administrator.
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: NlLlTLIUNT DAIHLo . IU.LlIIl
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Cleveland, Feb. 10. A. D., Is52Sso.
William BleteheT, PlAintiE, n the Colrt

William Bleteher, PlAintif, In the Court Of
against SCommonPleas Of
William s. Harsh, Defendant. OuyahOga co, o
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, and State of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant Is in
debted 10 the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty i've cents,
with interest thereon from the Tth day Of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1851, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, dated a. Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day Of August, 1851, and made pay
able Ia two months after date to this plaintiff, at
the Bank Of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Ia also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of protesting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said Tth Of October !;
and that said petition prays Judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum OF
81 II, with interest thereon from the 7th day
OF October, A D. 1861. Said defendant Is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; or in default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him.
RAHHEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
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A sSIGNER'S NOTICR.-N NoTT0E
"A Il hereby given that the uudsrsignad has besn
6ppointgd assignee Of james Strahan, q UlsVeland
Persons haVinq Claims aGlinat bin VII Drs ant ~
same to ne for allowances within six months sfisr
CHAs. ". NOBLE,
. fahiszlin Aaalrnaa
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nTTRpIIANT 10 ~ ON "a a.

HWOA9O " AAN \ \ - 1-AH VAL Aa4N A0
10 Probate OOur4 for quYaho-l county. orc
aotfeS a hereby gfven that the crsditssB OF Mary
MacE Vho have not proved thoir claims a7afn6t kaf
bsfore nc sFs allowed sixty days from this dato for
thnf nfpdrDo-a All claims net proved a he eyrirr-
don n thai time wiz nat b nptiped IN DskilG z
dfVidand. =. B. 9RAHHl6,
AGne9 81 a. lLaET eLaek.
Jan. /, Ia, tanlfEl
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~ LEGRE N0TIcE M 50l.

MABTEH s. Sz-E-E-8PURst- t-
AVA Ant @ ths c0nmand ofA decratal order d
saie mOm lhg gourt % Qcnnl1n El1a4 ol CuyahoRa
COUNTY az the suit Of Ths Cleveland aud Mahouing
hAlnoed Company against Isaac r. Hewitt
and Others 10 mo directed, shall expo1g or sails &c
ne glty Of Olgyeland, On the twenty sdflh DAY of
arcnl 1854 a. thrss Oollok P ~ ths folioGiug d.
land county Of Ouyah6fa, and State 81 OHIO, and
Known n being part 0f HEWitt's ghbdlFilion 0fthe
% called AerWin property IN said Cigo CisTeianQ,
20 Wit n5 ilI ~ @ -d'li'i3l , l-l-llJ
Parcel No. l ,I L0t se. aissn Of sAia sqbaiyisiop.
Parcel 80. q Lot. AZ. Gizissn oI sad iubdfyh.
ION. ADpraif3d AZ Slg3a = Il- ----T
Parcel No. ~ Bot lie ssVoaissh Of aid sobdisIs.
ion, Apprsised e tla33. /. .a--.fa- = f3ilstlf n
Parcel 10. !. lot 10. sightesa Of sald spseiIs
lon. Appraised &c Sl913. 20" 81
Parcel No. 5. TIE westerly part q IOs No. nins-
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrth8rlY, aouth
erlY aud Ee1GeFy By tao los lines, a1d oa5lefly D.
the centre Line Of bri1k VAL nsarlY parallel with
nerwin street and sbont ioFty-esEea last distant
sOqtheas terly therslrom. Appral1s1 - tze5s.
Parcel no. 8. me easterly P5rt Of lot No. nins-
teen Of said subdi Fision b0lnad northerty, easter
u and soathsrlY bY the lot lines. and We1tsrlT bg
the centre hneO E brick wall nearly parallel Wish
nerWin etrget and about iOFty -s0Tsn fsst distant
1outheaatarlV therefrnm. Appraised 90 Gl11
HEHEf g. ABBEN, Master Uommir
kAHHEN, BAUEUs 4 NOBLn, Attornsyn.
Feb. - la6Etdol8
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And Graft would have responded
"a Ny DEAA GEEERAE: Certainly, II you
Eish L."
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n OTINE T0 CnNTRAnTnRQ

NJ Office TO OONTRAUTORS.-
y Proposals VIII be received at the once Of the
CITY 0iVl Engineer until u O'clock d. March I'm,
l963, for grading Moor street, between Hicks and
iuTd streets. Also for grading Old River street
tween Centre street and the pontoon bridge. Also
1lr Frading OranEo street rom the line between ten
acre lots Nos. Il and IS, and an alley between Jack
son and Belmont streets.
Plans and HPecihcationa nay Be SEEN and more
nlrtio1lar information obtainsd at said Enginesrs
once on and after March lsf, 1852.
Zach proposal must b o. com panied by Rood and
an i8eient bona requiring The bidder % enter into
oontract Is the prices ransd In hi1 pr0posa should
the sane % accepted
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reserTing tho Hsht 70 anooDt O.
reject the same.
Z 81 order Of the Board -- .-I
JOHN WHTTEEAW,
fsbl5.1TI H| CIV Owl h,nTfnear-
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dORNFNG.s LEADER.
- 45lIaD-i55.gls sdbpos5d g be I'D doo-

aZRs F6llsNias Is supposed to be The doc
uHshi R6leh Gen, BuaEnsr desired % re-
cave fFan cen. Grant, a. containing The
oan3itioni q suIrsEdsru .ul ia aa.r
faHAlE war DnkR GEusRALt ioT very
desbly fsErst that owing 70 lhe excitement
q thS 0soasion, s1d : 6oassqhsht misun
dsrsianding u ny 6fders, my soldiers have
inoonnodod yeu 20 much. fIfyou think It
68siEAble, I'Nili order them to osase firing
and PsrEllt yegst5 use youf own leisure In
retiEilrW tAo hOhcrs 6f war. will
also oTdoluy men 70 show their oolors at
half uast, GA0 play the State Guard
NsFoh As q particular compliment 10 your
sslfo Pleass make oGt 8 list Of the DANA
geslWo have unfortunately done 10 the
glha snmgnltion, stores, eto, IN your
fart ald ] viii make prompt repsraG0n,
allowing yOu 70 take any number OF host.
sgss fFon "a, Until due Feparstion shall be
mado. VIII yoU Be 90 good IS 70 draw on
ne for sny money and supplies that you
nav 6esa IT
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RAsEsI, BA0EUs = NoBLl. AttornsT1.
Feb. - l26Etdob

William Bleteher, Plaintiff, In the Court of
against Common Pleas Of
William s. Marsh ,DefepdantJ Cuyahoga Co, o.
THE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William 8. Marsh, Is hereby notified that 4
petition, Tor the recovery Of money only, has this
day been filed in the clerks once Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
Indebted TO the said plaintiff in the sum OF one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty five cents
with interest thereon frsm the ID day Of Febru-
ary, A. D. 1857, upon . GpromissOry note Of said
defendant, dated st Hope, In the Province Of
Canada, on the SOth day Of January, A. D., 1885
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John K. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
tWenty-seVen pounds and fifteen shiliings, Of
which note plaintiff 4 owner and bearer, and
that said petition prayg judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of S134 and
sI-lO0, with interest from February ?, A. D., 1881
Said defendant is further notified that he must
answer said petition en- or before the 18th day OF
april next or in default thereof Judgment win
be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-27
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MIASTER'a SALN-PURNuANT

M ASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
1Al 10 the command Of dacretal order Of sale
IRON the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuTahoga com
g, ct tae suit Of John Sherman, aEain1t John
kprague and others, % ne directed, shall expose
tcr sale at pablo auction, g the door Of The Oourt
House. IN tho city II OisTeland fhs twenty eignfh
day Of March, ls63, at three O'Clock p. N, the
iolloElp described prelaisass situate IN the town
State Of Ohio, and known By lot No ffs8u Ii trscf
No. three and bounded a. follows: Gast. vest, north
and south by iot lines, and containing one hundred
and forty siL and one third acreg Of laad, ba ths
same more or less but subeet 70 al legal highways
aud excepting theretrom thirteen 1crag IN tho north
west corner thereof, set on to John Sprague for
homestead, beundPd as folloWs: commencinE at
point in the west line Of said lot nine chains - I'm k
TOrthsrly nom the southwest corner Uf said lot
thence runnibg north said west line six chains
. Inks 10 the porthWest corner Of Raid Ot thence
the nOrih line tWel y chainA niinks; thence
south parallel with the vest line ex chains 3 lnks;
beginning. Appraised ~ $500. =
HEERY G. ABBEY,
L. Enenfials Master ronmir.
Pltidra Atty fshl5.S-e