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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-13
GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE 1st--ADM1ssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS -..
PATIENTS

fAI1EHIo
SECTION As it is desirable to avoid the crowdng Of
patients in the permanent hospitals will be admit
ted who not constantly, in great part confined to
their beds for all others, well convalescents, the
camp hospital is the best pIsSe Exception TO this rule
is where the corps to which the sick long, is ON the
march-not having tents and camp guard behind, and
not being supplied with surgeonsfor such suitable camp
hospitals viii be established in convenient places
SEC 2 All patieots permanent hospitals win be
furnished with the following papers, viz: Surgeons
ticate setting forth Diagnosis Prognoss and general
treatment Of the disease and its duration 3D. Muster
and descriptive roll clothing and paysecount Should
the captains of companies have blhhks, they must
copy forms out of the revised Army Regulations
The surgeon in charge is not to reject any patient for
want of such papers, but Immediately notify the dein
quent officer of the omission, and If not reced in
able time, report him them to those headquarters
SEC. g. Immediately after the morning VISIT the at
tending surgeons will report the surgeon in charge the
name, and ward of any patient whom he may consider in
fitting to return his camp, and he having salts
yed himself of the facts will furnish the soldier pass
to his regiment setting forth whether he considers him
nt to return to duty otherwise.
ARTICLE 2nd.-sURGE0Ns AND THEIR ASSET
ANTS.
SECTION The chief surgeon viii act a. supeintend-
ant Of the whole establishment, and specially have
charge its Hygene. lie will make frequent inspection
Of the wards the Kitchen the water closets and that
all his subordinates at their posts. He will far
possible recfy all disorders the spot If necessary
report the he will admit visitors, and give them
suitable instructions for their intercourse With the sick
SEC. The assistant surgeons will have definite charges
assigned them by their cheaid him in the performance
Of bis duties ard visit the sick, twice day.
The morning call will commence at M the evening
call at Pm Each assistant surgeon will note his pre-
scrptons the bed side of the patient well
diet prescribed and hand the the hospital
ard when the call is flushed him. be entered in the
prescription and diet books
SEC. 8. Nurses will be kind and afectionste with tie
sick entrusted to their csrs allow themselves untme
IL jests or profanity, under military penalty.
SEc. 4. Female nurses, while they expected to
duct themselves with the utmost dignity and proprsiy,
viii at report to the cief surgeon Medical Direct
rudeness improperly OF conduct against them
selves.
SEC. s. All the officers and win 30 mustered by
the chief surgeon at IL A. NJ, and at NJ. at which
time the assistant surgeons will report that they
isfed, that all the sick ara in their wards.
SEC. 6. The ster will be assisted In his duties
by the female nurses the supervision Of the clothing
washing and cooking departments:
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENN EssEE, !
OFFICE OF THE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL, }
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 2, 1852.
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I FTeaeherr ID the RebeIs.
IBgrnside o0rTospOnden0e \. !. zinc.

Burnside Correspondence n. Y. Times.l
It IVES positively stated By several Of the
secession prisoners that orders had been
EiSel bF tbs. rebel Commanders before the
Aba4tls that mo prisoner should be takenn
LIN other Words that sll who fell into their
hands should be bayoneted without mercy.
What good effect mere olemeney can have
on such creatures is not difficult TO decide
The conduct Of portion Of the prisoners
sftsr they had been virtually released and
before they were fairly out Of our hands,
shows that they were as insensible to the
obligstions Of honor IS they were to the
dictates Of humanity. Even before their
release had been determined on, Anderson
used the most violent and indecent Ian
Rusge around the encsmpmentsnf express
ed desire TO be let of, that he might de-
vote his brigand energies to fighting the
Ysnkess. BE would, he said, be willing to
= have his left arm cut off for the privilege.
When Col. KurtI, Of the 2Sd Massachusetts,
took him ct his word, and offered to guar
A46tee his freedom II he would perform his
pavt Of the bsrgain,s he showed that, like
ali the rest Of his talk, his great zeal for
tie osuse was a mere vspOring. On the
as Way to Elizabeth City this same fellow de-
Hberately laid Q plan, with others Of his
comrades, in the event thai there should be
any hitch in the negotiations BY which they
-siEere to Be paroled, that they should rise,
sieze the guard and take possession Of the
vessel, and effect the release Of the entire
party By force. One Of the Union soldiers
vas lying near at the time unot served by
Anderson, and apparently asleep. The reb-
els shook hands over the agreement and
paffed When the facts we're reported to
the Colonel commanding the steamer, he
immediately doubled the guard, and took
z ether precautions topreVent the consumna-
tion Of the plot An the side arms belong
- ing to the officers were placed in box and
marked to the care Of Dol. Shaw, with the
strict agreement thst they we're not to be
opened and distributed until he had been
notised that they we're honorably ezchsng-
= ea NotWithstanding this agreement 1t is
~ aid that every rebel officer had his side
arms returned to him,and they were psrad-
ing the streets Of Elizabeth the same day
they arrived, in full Uniform.
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MORNING i LRAD]E'R.
80 nEs,.aY nloRnIEl.. npoII 8, lsea
-, Inslasee q Eaduraae..e.

u
~ Rsaarkabis Insinnee of Endurance.
tDonelson correspondence Louisville Journal J
An instance q unprecedented endur-
Raos and pstienoe occurred at cur hospital
aaH1tHs riRht algilE. columns having
been forced back, the hospital, which was
little up frpn the rosd, had come within
range Of thH-rEhels' 6re, and was fast be-
ooHing en- unpleasant position, but no dam
age was done to it. just about this time
9 p8or ii1lsEJeRme saunteTing leisurely
galonE with the lower part Of his arm dang
ling from the part above the elbow, having
been struck with B grape shot. Meeting
the furgeon in the house, who was busily
attending 70 other wounded, be inquired
how long il would be before he could attend
..te hin, and vas told, in q few minutes.
9AhFight,h said the wounded man, and
thea walked outside ond watched The prog
ress % the battle FOR shorl ume, and then
returned and waited the surgeons opPor-
tunity 10 attend 70 him, ~, 4 e,r,,
The arm was ampptated Without g muir
maF from the uAfortunste man. After the
stomp vpg bound uputhe- young man put
his good hsnd into his pocket and took out
apie0e Ofitobaeoo, from which he took q
eheE, then walking over to the hre, he
leaned his well arm on The mantel' piece
-a1d rested his head against his arm, and
kept squirting tobacco juice into the fire,
sfRhilst his eyes we're cast into the flames,
al With the most astonishing composure as
though he vas indnlging in some pleasant
reysrie. he remained in this position for
some time, end then walked off and went
ont of sight near where the lighting was
going on. Ia T
Il Was osrtainly case Of the sternest
endurance ever witnessed, II / might ex-
ospt one that afforded rather more amuse-
neat on the previous Thursdsy-a young
nan who came strOlling down to the trans
port with one arm amputated, and in the
vel hand be held three chickens which he
had captured. A steward OF one Of the
heats stepped up to him and asked him If
9he Wsntsd TO sell the chickens he looked
e TIE chickens for little while and re-
pas4s Well no; i had 50 tnuoh trouble
IN catching the d-d things believe III
eat 'em myself" and of he went with his
foI5l prisoners. -E--\
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There are Ninety Eight Depots on the COmpa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity nay Be
found as readily as in the Oldest cities of TIE
Union, and where buyers are to be met for al
kinds Of farm uroduce
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal in extent to England, with pop
ulatlon Of 1, ,728 $50, and soil capable OF sup
porting 20, 600, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi Offers 50 great an indueement to
the settler "a the State OF Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and sol 50 admirably combine to produce
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or
- COURr.-O the Sd day of April, 1862, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property of Joseph
w. Spaulding, deceased, TO wit: Known as City
Lots Nos. 562 and 56S in Barber & Lords subdi-
vision in the City OF Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit; North on Bridge Street; east and
west BY lot lines and south by an alley. Said lots
are each s9 feet front Bridge street, as by the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. Said lotNo. 562 apprais-
ed at S75O and lot No. 563 a. $500 Terms Of sale
will be made known on day Of sale.
ELIZABE1H.A ANN SPAULDING.f
g. Adm,r'x Of joseph W. SpauldinE.
Cleveland, March 8, Is62Ss1
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J. B DOugnerty, Plaintiff, In the court OF Com
against s'- mon Pleas Of CuyahO-
Emory I. Hubbard and "a county, and State
Henry ". HubbBTj, Deftl. Of Ohio.
RI fnrf fnnn only with att nar1k.
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THE GREFRNBERG FAMILY

THE GREFENBERG FAMILY
MEDIOINHS are prepared under the immedi.
ats superYiHion OF . s1iiful Phyaioiao, and thel
may Be relied upOR In al cases. 4-
Ths 5ntsiiiFencs Of the Community is not ipsultsd
bY the onsr o. single medicine which claims %
Gist Of eleven different Medicines s uDeQualedi iP
the cure Of the digsageS tOr which they are recon-
mendsd, among which may be selected Ons Eppropri'
ate 70 any Of the diseases incident 70 this oonBt7
ire GrEfsnbsrE Ysgetabls Pills are better thar
any other knd Of Pills IN the WoTld-prioe Is cents
The GrBfanberg Uterine Oathohoon ig an infaIi-
be remedy for ali Female diseases-prioe 81 50
sEThe Utsrins Oatholioon will also cure gravel,
digeage OF the Kidneys urinary difficulty in male
The Grefsnberg eaTsaparillA is bT far the mes
The GfHi8dbefg DyBenteFY Syrup ID u oertain and
quick remedy tor al diseases Of the boWels-prioe bOo
nsnSiy FeIieVs shis dIstrs ssihE disease-prioe ST.
The GTefsnbsrg Ohildr0n's PanaOoa 3 an fnvAlu
able pound in all diseases incident 10 children
The GFaisnberg Fever and Ague Remedy IL G Hog.
reign specific ior this particular dBeass-prtos go.
n - u iesn ~ ~ " sllens ~ e1ota
Ths GFaisnberg OonHumptiYsls Balm Affords the
meat astonilhing raliefin Al PulcnarI complaints
RsE TerE, statag that Be has known the Grefenbera
ConsumptlFBs Balm u1od with great gloosas ir
Droply- Oar own exPerisnoe subataDtiAsea BID
ms -6EsianbsrE Health Bittsrs ere most plsasan,
Ths GfEfsnbsrT Eye Lotion 8 unparalleled IN al
inflammation o. diseases ofthe Ege-price IS oenta
Nh, II. B. AIud1LEX-Doar Blf; We feel it q dut9
We owe to the public 70 state that MArshAll'H Oa
tkolioon a. . medioino ilFallshla for TIoomllaintf
Chased under tho head Of Esmais Diseases. w haV
used your Grtslenbefg Msaioinef and have bean
greatly beneft tied th0reby, 90 much 30, that Vers
the price double, would have them. To the thou
sands Of our sen who are sunering rom weaknesses
We WOald recommend the Oatholicon ~ q sure pana.
Ga. II gives strength 70 the System and enables
each of the organs Of the body 70 perform their aPs
propriats functions, Mra. ". OATER,
Nh. ~ u. WEEkB,| d q
Hiss CsBWORMBTETT
Hsdina, kIaEoa I. ISL T11z--s-1-lr r.
- The above named Ladies We are personally 20
quaintsd with, and know that for several yean
while we lived in Medina, theT were great sufferers
Miss g. has been badly afictsd that Il Was VIII
di1cuity she vas able 70 stand upon her fset fsv
bottles Of O1tholicon entirely cured her o. her con-
niaints. Ny wife received great beneft from this
medicine. We recommend y % the Ladder Of this
ooHnty q eaib 1nd ellcient remedy fcr the mAnT
JOHN WUEKH,
A.. r....F -s-.1. Err t,Hditor can1sld Heralas
Hrrrf .I0l - LD-l uTEEMJ ltu I
u. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ootlsdEW tGolsral AGsnt for ohiS.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his laboras on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated NTH 30 much
ease : The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the TerTe Haute, Alton st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles, d
well adapted 70 Winter
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KURIOUs KOINOIDENOEl
; s1OAH uNDIR THb OOUHrnR

lgNITH AHD OTHHRB II A BOXlsl
NoRBIB n nEhs with htl OslebrHted ABABlAH
C9HDITIOA R0WDHBb, RheEe eFeEy owner o.
for many Of the Diseases peculiar TO such AnfEa1s
Thoy are EoVsrelgn RemUdy for- Coda, OOughls
lll OF Appetitas Hide bound perll Go.I 90
-Ihess FoRdsrl always givs Batisiacsion, e the
1aoue1n1t Who heTo used them. can teItlly. Be
eirqqlarl. ny them. Tor sale by = y. Gaylord
". FAllness Benton Brothers, and Btrong8 , ARM
1eloI1 0ieyele1di p and ~ al DTugglltl m the
country. AHoy 81 Whooaals 81 the PrplrioQF, q ISL
Ontario stEeet, 0lsValand. Ohio, % Rkon I'll oTdaa
i5ss:kSshW q. q. HORRIR
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William Bietcher, PiaintfG,

William BIetcher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
william s. Marsh, Defendant. Cuyahoga co, o.
HVHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been fled 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 to the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the 9TH day of Octo-
Der, A. ID, 1851. upon promissoEy note of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day of August, 1851, and made pay
able in two months after date to this plaintiff, at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the SUM afore-
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense of prot ssting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and six cent?
and interest thereon from said Tth Of October
and that said petition prays Judgment against
said detednant on said note Tor the sum Of
81 $50 IL with interest thereon from the Tth day
of October, AID. 1851. Said defendant Is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the I2th day Of April nexf or in default
thereof judgment will be taken against him.
RANHEY, BACKBS & NOBLE,
Plaintiff q Attorneys.
-CLRvFLAAp, Feb II is62:8SO
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO

Peaches, Pears, tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6Weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
7 Alton st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock rsiEing portion Of
the State
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IEGRl NOTICES 87o


q
d5s o,s q aos5. galS Ooais Of Common Pisas.
FF'd'Fi's y ysPfsya iljSlG5 F0r lH Mercy only
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALk,ER, anon resident of the state
ofohio, vii take notice that Frederick % Baek-
as. OF te county of CuyahOga, Ia the State 0f
Ohio, did on the nth day Of January, A. d. 1852,
ale lhf petition IN tlls Court qof GumnOn = IeaS
within and for the County Of Cuyahoga "a de
State of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, Justly indebted 10 Howe, Backus * Co
on the i6h day Of May "A. ID. 1851, and, now, Is
In hesGm Of Rive Hundred and Eorty-thtee Dol
lars and fOrty-ive cents, with interest thereon
from May 10th, 1861, on an account for divers
go0ds and merchandze, BY said Hove, Baoia1s a
Co., sold and delivered TO SAID Ralph WaIker At
his special instance ami request that said &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick NJ.
Backus, who Is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for a Judgment against the said Ralph
,WElksF for the sum claimed 10 be due, with n
terest from the date Aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker + notified that he is required TO appear
IN sad uourt and ansEer said petition On 81 be-
fore the 9th day Of April, 1852, of said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered &C.
cordinglys a e ,FkEDERICk n. BACKUS, q
III y ~ y p a. "a BY Ranhsy, Bacilas & Noble,
febT37e mad His Attorneys
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aaaLEeAEyN8TIeES.

A SsIGNEElS SALE.-ON THR
"a, 18th day Of March, ls62, viii sell ct public
suction a. the south side Of the Public Square,
Gently ooegped bEJenpb Waugor, ihe, entire stock
OF goods tAteiy oEIed By him.
OHAs. W, EOBbE,
mkr5:f7a AtsiFnea.
~ TIE above Ealg is postponed unt1 Wednesday,
OHAs ". NOBLE,
marchG ABe'guHasu
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

'of Corn Is from 80 to 80 bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed that no section OF country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, q branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been. paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, q distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
14T miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
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BANNEY, BAOKUs & NOBLE,
2.284l r C re PLAINTIFF Atrorut.va :

M ASTER' s A l. E.-PURSU-
ILl. ANT to the command Ofa deorstal order Of
SAFE nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, at the suit Of Tbs Cleveland and MshoninR
Railroad Company against Isaac =. Hewitt
and other1, 20 directed, shall expose for sale h
public auction At the door Of the Court House, IN
the City Of Cleveland, on the twenty fifth day Of
March, 1862 at three O'Clock p. N. the following de
scribed PARCELS Of land, situate In the City OF OeVs
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known By being part Of HeWitts Subdivision Of the
50 called MerWin property in said Uify Of OisVeland
70 witt
Appraised at S2256. .-- rr+..
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen Of said BubdiVlls
ion. Appraised at $685. e-aat
ion. Appraised &c Slg33.
,Par0el 10; 9. Let %. sightesn Of said sabdiViH-
Parcel No A. Tho westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northsrly, south.
erly and westerly by the lot lines, and ea5ferly BY
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
msrWin street and about fOrty-seVen fest distant
Boutheasterly theretrOm. Appraised ct $685..
Parcel No. s. Tbs easterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen of said subdivision bounded nOrshsrlY, easter
y and southerly By the lot lines, and westerly By
the centre line OF q brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWin street and about fortY-seyen feet distant
sOutheaBterly therefrom. Appraised at fes3
HENRY G. ABBEY, Master OOmm'R
BAEEET, BAOKUs HoBLA, Attorneys.
Feb. 2. l26&tGog ..
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HEw oELEANs, 5th April, ls54.
Aour' r''''''IIsR 'IIIEsRt1Tr THAxrER. /,
srrArE OnLTIER. o. ~. :.

I bENATE UHAMBEB, 0 >, April 5th, l854.T
aDR. J. Q. AYER--Honored Sir. have made q
thorough trial Of the Oathetio Pills. len me by your
agent and have been cured By them Of tho dreadful
Rheumatism under which he found ne BuiIaring.-
doses entirely removed the disease. feel In better
heath nov than for some years before, which at
tribute entirely to the effects Of your Cathartic
Pills. HourS vita great espect,
mo -tr UlEi EUOIUB b. METOALF."i
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TTIsTER5s PURSUANT

MASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
lNl TO the command Of decrstal order OF sale
IRON tue Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0gs ooun-
ty, at the suit OF John Sherman, against John
Sprague and Others to me directed, l shall expose
Tor sale at pdblc auction, Rt the door Of the Court
House. in tnu city If OeYeAnd, the twenty eignth
day Of March, 1859, Rs three O'Clock P. NJ, the
following described pEemisess situate IN the town;
ship Of Msyheld, in the oouDty OF OuYahgas and
No three, and bounded as follows: East west, north
and aOrth By lot lines, and coDtainfng one hundred
and forty. sX and one third acres Of land, be the
same more or ieBs but subject 60 al legal highways,
aud excepting therefrOm thirteen acreg In the north
west corner thereof, set on 70 John bprag1s for
homestead, bounded as follows: commencing at
eoint In the west line Of said lot nine chans 3 links
northerly from the southwest corner Of said lot
thence running north on said west line six chains
25 links the northwest corner Of said loti thence
east onthe north hue tWeh ~ chains 50 liks thence
south parallel with the west line six chains Is links;
thenoe west twenty chains so links 70 the place Of
beginning. Appraised at &44eo. = : -
= L. PrenfiaH -..s..4- = Master UOmm'r.
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William Bletcher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
wIilsh y Marsh Adsi6D S9Gi s6t mo6.9 SSeS6%s 669

.
William s. Harsh. Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM s. MARSH will take
notice that on the 9TH day February, 1864, the
said William FLETCHER fled his petition and com
menced his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition is
TO Fecoyer from the said William s. Marsh the
sum Of 81 6l9 9S, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober Nth, lS6l and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to recOY-
er on g certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid By the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
BleteheT, which has been assigned By said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the confederation for
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
full owner and holder of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said judgment to the use of said William 5. Marsh
by said William Bletchef, no part Of which judg-
ment hal ever been paid by the said William ).
Marsh. Said defendant, William ). Marsh, will
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
OF before the 5th day Of April, A d. 1862, or the
same viii be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
-1- RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
febT:37e Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The State of Ohio % 4 In Court of Common
Cuyahoga County IS Pleas Of said Co. .

Cuyahoga County IS ! Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith, Plf.
~ es.frlfr vs. ~ -rle SNOtioe. .sH#H
Joseph r. Smith, Def.
The Defendant Will take notice that on the 9Th
day of February. A. D., 1852, the Plaintiff fled
her petition IN the Clerks office Of said Court
charging said defendant therein with W1lltul
absence from plaintiff for more than three years
prior to the filing of said petition, and praying
for dissolution of the marriage contract, ali
mony, and for other proper relief Said action
Will be for hearing six weeks after the hrst pub
ication OF this notice.
.Tl1l5 b. ft8f ALBERT T. SLADE,
febT379 Atty for PIT.