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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

NTA5TEK UUMMtoSlONEK La.
lvI Pursuant to an order Of sale to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga county, in the State OF Ohio, n an action
therein pending, wherein samuel Hayman is
the estate of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, l will expose for sale at public
auction, at the door of the Court House IN sald
county, on the 9th day of october, 1868, com
rneneing a. . o., lock P n, the following describ
ed lots Of land stuate in the city Of Cleveland N
said county, beng in the Buffalo Company s
pJsrchase, and numbered and APPRAISED as lol-
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kE6t fgTEE.
T0HN G.JEN NINGsa
tscl8J bHc IuL fll4 11I
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
tTl~i8 -REmOVKD gROM p
9II SupeFloF-st.. Marble Bloek,
To AsWatsF Building, foot Of supsrior-st

sa-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Comm lssicR.
Rent and ollect Rents, &c.
B-NO charge to Purchasers Sellers only Oh q Fed
for sales OF Exchanges Actually Msia
aE-A issues Policies at Lowest Paying Hates ln
Rsllable Eastern Insurahoe Companies
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MASIER's sac.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant " tne
NN command of an order of sale issued from
the Court of Com non Pleas of Cuyahoga comfy
In the case IN which Cyrus Kidder and Peter KID
der executors of Pliny Kidder, are pialntins,
and Charles H. Parsons, Sarah r. Parsons, Al
bert G. Ridd e, Myron R. Keith, george Worth
ington. David Banks, David Banks, j., William
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman Lntner \.
LYMAN, Joseph Lyman, Caleb At ater' WHham
3. Beekwith and Archibald Macarthur are De
feudants, to me directed, shall expose IoT sale
At the door of the Court House, IN the city Of
cleveland, on the l4th day of Oc.oher, 1861, at
2 O'Clock P n of said day the following described
lands and tenements, TO wit: Situate IN Lhe CITY
of Cleveland, county of Cuyahoga anc state ol
Ohio. beng part OF lot number forty three l45,)
being thirty-three (33) feet front on York street
and funninR back of equal depth (99l ninety -nlne
fact and bounded on the south 10y York street.
on he west by an alley which runs nom 81 Oiali
street to the lake, east by line tny three leei
from and running parallel with the west me o.
said lot, and north by line parallel WITH the
south line Of said lot and ninety nine teet theFe-
from.
The said premises to be appraised, adyertised
and sold, acc riding according TO law, SUBJECT to
the amount due said George Worthngton' 70
wit: the sum Of 81 600, and interest al ten PEI
cent. payanle seml-annually from December JO,
1862 Appraised, subject to sald mortgage 81
Sl,233.0n. WM. v IOOsLE IOOsa-i, /,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
oantember 12 fS13. an4N+'4i'0
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FARMS, CITY PROPEBTY AVID OUT Lots FoE
aALE Or EXOHANGE- -


Euei- d II nssy BroElell-IEo stoTy eTies E91se,
vi narHle mantlss, watcr and gas, bath roonlss
P,n5- 4 serv A. sfrabIa House aud Lot. Lot sox
= I 0 eet. Wat 7. gas bath room harm. dc. s400L
thsstnut-st large d uble Frame Hou 9 and Lot
Uni,sEity ssisht'; ogo ard halfstcry Brick House
Prisk H,t, sId hsss acres Of and, ~ milss from
IN city, b. pis K road. Brick Sab ssd con-
sid rEb Fruit. $50
Ktnsraan-st ear Perry, vac mt Lot, ssy;70 Get
40 Acres 3 ieh fzom Al uOi5 Cntral kaiirnad- %
acres improved Exchange fr . Farm near tnia
Eris-st, 3Ro.d Brick Houses and Lots. WIN rent
to ray 10 z cent VIII sell parEte II des-fe1
| Eau a., 60 acres rImber and ifG acres Prairie- .
Hines, ~ actes IN Calh- " miles IRON tns
9isstssippi River. Ezeh for properly n this
Tvsey-st II Juae and I,ct. stACO
| Kinsmaa-sE large bliok House and IA aerss land
sooyile tvsnge, large and eonv. nient two itor1
House and large Los
| Pro ct-St, nezr Ere, GOO Il use and Lot S3f09
| HA DSlmE COUNTRY REslDEN z. srges tone
| D<eIling ami at eH &C. Is L. d on rlanE road
six mites from CitF. larss C1nsaIT story
I ErUunas Ia dsomEly lad out Will evsrgreers
/ fh-ubs aud hossrs. Al-Os sn abundance a kruit
/ Grape Vines, &C slQOO.
Prospect reet-Thres 4 nj class brick houses viii
| modern Improvements, one near Erie one nea
i Bro nell, and one near Huntington ret.
| A very bepntifni and nneiy improved Farm o. u
aeros, on plank road three miles nom " WArren
Tinmbutl county. EhiO.
A fine hssidencr aud In, 70 Lot onrnsr Of LaHs-sl
| and Case-Ayonus. bor sale cheap or exehsng
Grist MiIl and thirty actes Of Land, good DEslin
| House. Well lOca o. and good Ta;er power
81 acres good Farming Land in Br9cksyile, about
acres rich river bottym 3Z5 par acre, part TINS
A nice Brick q US ana Lot t1s west side, uea
/ the Circle, on Franslin-St. - h0o-
Store House aud dwelling on DetTo1-st. Yer
cheap
Hoffman l3lcck for ssle eheaP--Part oD tiaie.
A very valuable Properly on kinsman-5t. .
A good House snd Barn, = acre Lot, on AinsHlan-s
near Erio-St. $500.
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-NgEALL SUFFICIENT THREE

TNaE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-rRIk5EMAk I, snd ), are protected by hoy'
a. L yeters Patent OF Eagland, and secured by m
seals o. the Ecoie de Pharmscie de Paris and th2
I'M pe -isl College o. Medicine, Ytenns
% One Is invaluable for EKhaustons 5peEnseoz
rbOpa and All BhvB;cai disabilities.
No Two oornpletelF srAdicates all traces Of thoEe
diseases u5 heretofore oeen Teatod ~ ene nat-
seous an ,a-nicions nae nf oOnavta and e7fhAT7-
No, Three has entirely supplanted theiniurtouH use
al mercury, thereby insurlng me suiiureE zr-es
relIe y ring ali impnritins- and roOttnR out tn
An, Nos. 1, sua 5 are Preparatlous u tu1
torn OF o z.res devoid Of Ia Is and smell, and ca
b. carried IN the EaigtoOat pa KIT. sold N tan CAS-
aud iyi1ad mo separa doses, as admlnlat5feC 3!
Ne ran tSIlernand Koux, RcOld, &C. Priea 90 oaci
or csses for So vhic' ivel s3; and In tzl case
whereby there IA a saving Of % 70 12 had NFheie
HeW York. -.a -
Immediately on receiving a remittance Dr.. Barrow
viii forsr the Trie5smsr 70 Hly part o. tAo world,
securely packed and addressed according 70 the m
st-uctfOns % the writer.
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Leaves Cleveland al PIX. Leaves eetroit at ~ A. y;
Wednt sday September q Ihursday .-aep -
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TO LET. - r.
very desirable Residence, with Is acres Of land,
conyenisnt 10 Street RsilTosd.
JEO. G. JENNINGS
septic Atwater Building, foot Of superier-St-
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Ra-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles.
embraces six degrees Of latitude and elsven degrees
sf ongitude passing through Lakes Erie. st. Clair,
Huron and Superior, and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
Al Clair and ST Marie, with it, Thousand lsles, pre-
SsntnR 10 the Tourist Pleasure, HEALTH or in the
nurslliG o. Scs ce, more attractions than any
other On the continent Of america.
SEa-Pas4eneers from Toronto aud Montreal can
connect with one OF these Boats at Port Sara on the
svsnIpy u the day they leave Detroit go
-Cne Of the steamersl sea BIRD OF Ole VII
taave ChIcaqs on Wednesday evening Of each Teek
Tor Superior City touching ct all ntsrmedste porfs
FOR FURTHER INFORMATI0N and all enqui-
riea rsgard NJ Freivht or Passsges address
- ~ FLA Nd AGEMTS. = :
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Ia q N q 4 n Y
Cantnin IE TuRNER.

esves Cleveland a. SPIN. Leaves Detroit at 10 A.
ursday September Is Wednesday. September -
p ru@sday......Septe 2
ridav ct, Der Saturday ........ OCTOBER ~
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And the east half of Lot No l1O0 appraised at 2
Also, an undivideu ha'fof Tot No. IS IN Al
fred Kelley's subdivision Of original eity
Lots lsl, I52 and 1873 in said city, appraised
GEO. Il. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
H1rcHcccK { EsTEP q. B. PERKISs, Atty's.
septF.Il0
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IL IN Is,
a.nt,tn JOHH RgBFRTsON

Leaves Cleveland ats Pm Leave Detroit at 10 A N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il ITuesday.-..-.-5entem Der le
Frfda IS ptember Is 5aturds .....-Sef e 9er %
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HOTELS.

/, ,DERCH HOUSE-l24 WATEB-STa
y Cleveland, Ohio. This House is noE QPen ioT
he receDtOn 0i ussta and the Travelling Public gBn'
srsly It is convenient 20 the DePots, IN the eetrs
u business and easy OF aOoess eveTI way
strangers viii hnd lt dulet aouae ~ ne Vsff
6Rprios Of ONE D0ELAB per day. - -, gai.-
.Brfg.fszJ FroprietoF1.
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lsra. Captain REDMOND g. RYDER.
Easvas CLEVELAND atsPM Leaves Detroit At 10 A. =.
aondayS September q Tuesday,. ssp ptein per =
EridaV -. OctoheT q Saturday.
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PLAN E II,


Isaves Cleveland atSP Leaves Detroit at 10 A. n.
Fridsy - feptenbar Is Saturnay .-.Septemb ber ~
wednesday September 30 Thursdsy..-. .October
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

T AND OFFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
mas constantly on hand large number q i'm
proved Farms Tor sale fof oash or on time Also =
variety OF CITY and Village Property and ehotee
farming Lands in IOgA, Wisconsin and Missouri;
ghich he will exchange Tor Farms CITY or r fsonei
Properly. Osloe IN AtWater building Aoa- ena >
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYESl
N lfornlsrly Of the nFm o. Littles z kegesi as
J5ened Real kstats once IN ROu1s'l Block eornel
o. superior-St and Public sQuare, and hasoon5tantif
On hand several thousand acres Of 1rst quality arm
ipv Lsrs IN ths States iIUWn. Wisconsin aad 4-5-
Sorf 10 city or country pr0partyi a1oi
u ali kinds Os psFsonAl Dropsry FarLcaal pas6,-
49, a1s
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gaTThIs Well Known Line Of FIFFEEH FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects al Ogdenf
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS In NEW ENGLAND,
At Oape Vincent whit fs ls-
RGI Roads BstgssB Oeps HiHeeat 4 Neso York,
And at Osvsgo with 8 Line OF tr
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL ReATs
BETWEEN t.
osWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
- ForminF q DAILY LINE trom
Boston, New York, 8adensbUrEh, Cape
VIncent and OHwego 70
OLEVELARD, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And a TRI-WEEKLY LINZ 20
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS
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NORTRERN LIGRT,

NdpIalh JUN d 3AADA~ANs
Leaves Cleveland atsP Leaves Detroit st 10 A. n
Wednesday september i6 THU sday-..Sept eptember IL
ruesiRy...-September 29 Wednesday, Sci mber y
Monday day,.....Octobsrl u Tuesday October lS
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IRsApI.MApE leLeImNa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN oE,
Fhe Ronsace Of the Railroad.
oHAPrER YIII.-or1rorrkE.

sv tbs Author 0, Fair Inca" "The Prince o.
: wales, = 'iThe Ghost Hunter" " Ao., &cs
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS,

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLAEET, METEORi CRY OF gLEY L ELtASS Az, 81
TiSAV EI,I,EB ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & hOltIhr
ERN LIGHT, viii form the line from Cleveland ana
Detroit TO all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
an the f0ilOving days:
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BOOK KEEPING in all its departments, CONNER
ciel Aau, Commercial Arith metic, PenmanshiP and
T5legrnPaiHg are taught In the most Thorough and
practical manner
FoT fuTtheF Information please call Ct the College
Boos, or send for Catalogue and Circular, enclosing
iulfso-R8 BRYANT q STRATR0Hs
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DRUGS AND MEDIGlNEs!

5na BBLs. REFINED CARBON
ONFU OIL-Warranted . first rate Burning QiL
Price by single Earfsl low Is the lowest epecA
discount TO parties buying i've barrela e one tias
BENTON BROTHER9, q
: octI Ulf r F.i- IS0Superiot-ot.
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WeekllJ 5taa1ath,
MISsING...HGRM.


In the cool, sweet hush Of wooded nook. , Z. !
Where the May buds sprinkle thegreen oldgrs.no,
And the wind, and the birds, and the limpId brook
Nurmtlr their dreams with drowsy sonno,
Who lies 20 still on the plushy moss, -,
With his pale cheek pressed on . Dfeesy prov,
Couched where the light and the shadows cross,
Through the Pickering fringe Of the willow!
Who lies alasi o d. t.
So STILL so chill in the whispering grassf
A soldier clad in zouaye's dress, ...
bright haired man with his lips apart--
One hand thrown up Ger his frank, dead nos,
And the other clutching his pulseless heart
Lies here in the shadows, cooLand dim,
His musket swept by trailing bough;
With careless grace in his quiet limbs,
And wound on his manly brow;
A wound alas!
Whence the warm blood drips the trembling grass
The violets peer from their dusky beds,
With fearful dew in their great pure eyes
The lilies culver tneir shining heads,
Their pale lips full Of sad surprise,
And the lizard darts through the glistening fern,
And the squirrel rustles the branches hoary; .
Strange birds fly out with cry to batha
Their wings in the sunset glory; -
While the shadows pass
Ger the quiet face on the dewy grass.
God pity the bride who awaits at home,
With her lily white cheeks and her violet eyes,
Dreaming the sweet old dream of love- 81
While her lover is walking in Paradise;
God strengthen her heart as the days 90 by,
And tho long drear nights Of her vigil follow
Nor bird, nor moon, nor whispering wind,
May breathe the tale of the hollow,
Alas alas!
The secret is safe with the woodland grass.
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June 10, 1868.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, FkA nm.
= lin County Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ma, at
law Of p TuNsrl deceased petition for account ana
the po Of the the Soq that
rass Turner and Elizabeth his wife, Frank Patersoo
Samuel Tunsiai aud N R. Tuastal defendants in IDS
cause reside beyond the limits Of this State it is hee"
n notion ordered by the Court that ad vertsement %
made for six weeks successvey in the Raleigh andars
notifying the said defendants Of the filing of this petition
and that unless they appear at the next term Of this
and the petition, the same will be taken pro
fesso and heard er parts as to them. A copy
Teste. i. Y. hohioN' 9: u St
June 90, 1868. (pr. adj $lO.l H-"s''
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July 8, lss;

NORTH.CAROLINA, GRANVILLE COUNTY,
II Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1868. JAMES W. LYON, Admir- Of ELIZABETH LYoN, decd
Petition to make real estate assets, &c.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
NJ Lyon Of the parties in this cause resides beyond
the limits Of this States 1t is therefore, motion. order
ed by the Court that advertisement be made for six weeks
successfully in the Raleigh Sahd1rd notifying the said
John NJ. Lyon of the filing of this petition and ths unless
he appears the Of III. os~rt
petton will be taken pro conssso, and heard
&c parte to him.
WITNESS, Augustine Lands Clerk of said Court at Of
fee, the first Monday Of May, 1868.
| A. Lands, G. c. @.
June 80, 1868 (pr. adv. $l0) 27-wst.
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/. 10 pay into the Treasury betore tne As =.
next al such issues Of the Confsdsate Ae9 q ~
fandabls which they may hive ,5eGSs ~ ~.
Is directed by and with the order md ccnss o. the,
Governor, to fund the whole Or any psn NE
issues 50 paid in and to sell the bonds q p OF ior
a premium, and use the proceeds Of the OF the
bonds as the finances of the etate may rsqsira
Ordered to be printed, and referred % re CON-.
mittee oncurrency. = -. 1::,.,ynsssrL
Mr. Walser-A bill toauthorize the PnoR treas-
urer to fund Confederate notes and for otAqf pur-
poses GAuthorizes Sheriffs to receive ios taxes
ncn.interest bearing Confsdersts notes w,asout 70.
gardxo date of issue Referred to the fnanDe com
Mr. Ayer.-A bill to amend an act entitled an
act to amend an act entitled Militia" keferred
to tie Joint select committee on that parssef the
Governors message relative to militia
Mr Henderson, q bill to establish ting Iriune
Iron Works of North. Carolina Referred 20 the
committee on internal improvements.
Mr.. Bernhardt, a bill to authorize r g. futile,
Of Caldwell county, to collect arrears OF taxes.-
Passed its several readings under OF the
rules. ,-. ... ..,
: Mr.. Shepherd, bill to declare tie rights Of par
ties who have drawn checks on the banks OF this
State in certain cases Referred to the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Brown, . bill concerning the fees Of Public
neSSteI meCAtestuut$s eooo.A ~
ings under suspension Of The rules
A message WAS received from the G6vernor trans
hitting the resignation Of James Il. Bryson. repre-
sentative from Clay and Cherokee 49,: :
The House ordered that = writ be issued to the
sherifs Of said counties for an election to be held
on the 25th inst, to fill the Vacancy. pr
- NJ. Costass presentsd~A meueeiaa IRON eatizens
ofCatawba county, praying the exemption OF post
masters and their deputies from militia duty. Re
ferred to the committee on military affairs.
Noon having arrived, both Houses proceeded to
execute the joint order by sitting with closed doors
to receive private verbal communication from His
Excellency the Governor.
When the doors were opened message was re-
ceived from the Senate proposing to raise Joint Sc
lect committee to take into consideration the verbal
communication of the Governor.
Mr. Amis said that the Governors communica-
ton embraced two distinct matters, viz: the cur
rency and the arrest of deserters. He was opposed
to mingling them by referring both to the same
committee. He moved that the message lie on the
table. Agreed to,
The Senate by message concurred in PROPOSE
ton made by the House in secret session. relative
to raising ajont select committee for some purpose
or other.
On motion of Mr. Sherwood, message was sent
to the Senate proposing to raise joint select COM
mittee on the subject of desertion.
On motion of Mr.. Burgin, the House adjourned.
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N. c. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Catawba County, N. C.

70 FlLHs FROM WESTERN N G. RAIL ROAD)
VTHE PUBLIC CAN HAVE THE BENEFIT or Tupsp
valuable waters Price Of board IS per day. SIS per
servants half rates.; good stock of ice secured
The white sulphur water is COOL pleasant tasted and
very abundant We also have Blue Sulphur Spring and
Two Chay6eate springs These waters
season attract large crowds.
,o ,o.. H. s. R0BARDs, Proprietor.
'ne 1000 24-w7tpd.
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VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE.

r DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUATED
two miles east of McLeansville Station, and ten miles
east of Greensboro The tract contains about 2SS acres
The land is welt suited to the production of corn wheat
oats and tobacco and in good state of improvement
About one third of the tract is cleared and under good
fences and fenced in five separate parts and The balances
in the native forest very large and splendid meadow
first rate condition In addition to comfortable a~el
ing and all necessary there are two Ooa
houses that could easily be moved. SMALL seec'ea
chard the tract is well watered. .;,s
will sell the stock and crop, if bought soon' and give
immediate possession. .,o n,,ce.
For any further information in reference to the pace
appiy to A. Boon, Greensboro E. L. Smith, G'Oson'
vile, Guilford County. c.nf.a.
wish it distinctly understood that will take Oon,I
crate money for this plantation, and will sell on
'e'A'' c. A. BOON, Agent
,r 1000 24-wt.
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NOTICE.

"HEsUBSCRIRER OFFERS FOR SALE 1n ~
tract Of land on wotrhe resides, in PIT County and
the direct road leading from Greenville to Klns.ou
eleven miles from the former place. The trac and
the necessary outhouses Further description is
unnecessary. Application can be made e the
On the premises kOBT..A. WEInlNw ,,stpd.
June IL, 1865. se-"'F
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vA1uARLEL LAND FOR SALE.

,v1HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
of land in the County of Greene North Caroline car
ed BULLHEAD fourteen miles east Of Golasooh" aa On
It good dwelling house, gin house, cotton screw anu
other convenient and necessary buildings; aAso ~
GOOD fish pond near the dwelling. For TERMS Apply W
the subscriber at Goldsborough ,,uvnsoN
. 1,o 1eea 26-w3m.
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NJOTICE...STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
II the camps of the 7h Regiment Confederate Cavalry,
stationed Kinston N. c. the 18th day of NAV,
1853, mare, long black name and TAIL slim bodied,
and thin in order, IA or Is hands high good eyes, and
about years old A liberal reward will be paid for her
delivery to me- or any information concerning her. Ad.
dress Eat Knston, N. G.
L. G. GATHER, Lieut..
Co. G, It'll Confederate Cavalry
July 8, 1853. 2S-w5t
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OF NoRTH.cARoLINA, CHATHAM

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, CHATHAM
- County, Court of Pleas and QUARTER Sessions May
Term, 1858. OBED HEsDERsoN, Admir-, cs FRANKLIN
Cook and others. Petition to sell real estate.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Levi
and Henry Cook non-residents of this States is
therefore, ordered and decreed that advertisement be made
in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said defendants Of
the next term of this Court to be held the Courthouse
in Peterborough on the I'd Monday in August next and
answer the petition the same will be taken pro ono
and heard &c parte as to them.
Witness R. C. Cotton Clerk Of said Court at Office IN
Peterborough, the I'd Monday in May, 1853:
B. C. COTTON, C. c. c.
limo IN 1879 27-w6tpd
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NORTH.CAROLINA. ALKxANnrp
1N'Court Of Pleas and Qaaster Sessionsi Inn Co,
1853 A.o. McIS.csH aud j. ". JonEs, Adtas :, Tenn
heirs at lsw Of Jos. N. BoeLE deceased Petition the
Element. +. :-------' '''''ou '0r set.
1t appearipgto tns ntisfsctiou of the court xh.,
Boyle, yr, and &. L: Boyle. are q 81
State: is, therefore, on motion, ordereds 6ee s
that publication be made in the North Carolina
Ior SIX weeks snccessyey, notifying them to he nd
pear next term Of said Court TO be held anu
county OF Alexander at the Court House, in Tayorsrns
Is. Monday of September next then and bsra
Drawer s we or asur to the said petition otherwise %
oss na q! 4 r. Matheson, Clerk of our said Co,,.
IN fayiorsvIlle, the 1st Monday of June 1sss at
July / 1858. ~, c. c.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-08
June s, 1863.

-1OOL CARDING.-THES SUBSCRIBER Llv W.
" ing one and half miles east of Cedar Grove, WI.
have his WOOL CARDLNG MACHINES in good 9 maaI
and in operation in few days, and will card White WIZ
far the sixth pound or thirty five cents in money tor NIL:
ing fifty cents. Mixing must be pulled together before
is 0rOuen' :" ~'' ' LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June %, 1883. 2S-"4''
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-08

SHAD AND HERRINGs .-ROE AND Cys
- Herrings in kegs and barrels Shad, in half th.FS
quarter and whoe sized barrels all put up in ees
order for family USE and for sale by the subacroe -
Roxabel, BERTHE County, N. G. ,u,pr
June 23, 1858. 2S-Ws.
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NOTICE.

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING
one dark bay MULE reached NAME tail at full length
two years old last spring, medium size heavy built no
scars or marks recoecte The said mule has never been
put 70 work. will pay liberal reward for information
ing me the information to the whereabouts of the said
mule, will address A. H. Smith, Nashville who will defray
all expenses, &c. AMY SMITH.
June IL, 1868. 26-wtf. .