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FREsEET POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
me STATE 8 rapidly fling up VIII popdlanon se5,'
O25 persons having been added since 1550 matlny ths
present poufiOn rs 6sS, ratio of 1o2 PER esna n
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRCDUCTA
The Agricultural Products q limos are greair fhan
lhosS ofany other eas. no prodncs sent cut during
he fast year excaeded 800 900 TOTS ne wheat crop
II ls6OapDrosches 85OCO,O00 bushels while Tie c0rn
crop Yields not less than 40 ,oOo, 900 bushels.
FERTuITY OF THE sOL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesure such in
mediate results for hs labor as upon these pe .o1s
they being composed o. deepric loan, ~ fertility
Of WhIch b unsurpassed b. any on the gt5be.
TO ACTUAL CULTTVATORa
sines 1851, ne Conpany haue Sold 800, ,o0o aasz
TIey ssu only to aradJ clf1ators, ald srg solIaei
eontGfHg an agreemelt % e1lseats lleroda - 1esa
900. IN I5s0 tks populdtics u Jorss-ns c0uEti.l,
Tutck luhich z D1Slss icas only SOS sitos 1rc SO,
2gs kDs ben adsi; making ths i0hols Fs7ule,cR sla,
sol, gain Of l4sPereezt -Hr
EVIDENCES OF P3OsPERrTZ.
As an evidence OF the thrift of tas peop5s mayb be
bushels Of grain, and go 900 barrels Of or were or-
Esrdsd over the line last year.
KDUcATIgH.
Mechanics and vTorzngnen VIII ind he free school
System encouraged By the State and endowed VITA a
large revenue for the support Of schools- Iher eh
dren can live IN sight Of The church and schoolhou1ss
and grow up win the prosperity Of the leading sais Il
the Great Western Empire --.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Tho prices Of these lands vary from 50 70 s2s par
acre, according 70 location, quality, kc- krst ollss
farming lands sell for about SO 70 SO PER acre AID
the relltiye expense Of subduing prairie land co-
pared with wood land Is in the ratio Of 70 70 II favor
of therormer. The terms q sale fE the bulk q theas
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
at six per cent per annum, and SIX Interest notes a Six
per cent, payable respectively n ono, two, ree, f5ur
i've and sx yesrs from date Of sale and focr notes
for PRINCIPAL payable in four, I've, sxand soT yeas
from date Of fsale the tpuatng that C1aah
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cui dted
each and every year, FOR i've years from dat o. sale
90 that at the end Of I'VE years onshaf be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL Pc DEDUCTED
from The valuation FOR cash. excelz the sane should BE-
at six dollars per acre when the eaah price VIA Be Eve
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms ofpayent can be had
0STER, Land Commissions,
a.~i CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,ges, ana Cities situated upon the Illi-
I9O, ,APPLETON,S RAILWAY GUIDE,
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RURFALo NlARKET- -aIAY I6.

RI.OUR-Market steady, with fair hom eand in
terror demand. Sales are lsOO bbls et S5OO0523 or
common to eheics Illinois and Wisconsin; $50
65,sTk for fair 10 choice extra Indiana aud Ohio
SS5OG6,l2if for double extras.
EAT-Market quiet aud steady. Sales are
400 bush No. spring at 93ci and ssman lots OF
Milwaukee club at 96c.
CfgRK-Market dull and ie lower. Sales are S,OOO
bush st s7ac; 5000 bush at 36tfe.
WHIsKY-Aarket steady. Bales are % Dds
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at l2c on CORE,
lSc on wheat tc New York. ,
LAKE IRlPORTS-6,OO coo bbls -four; iSOO00 bush
whest: 25o,GtO bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l7siOOo bush wheat IS'OOo
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FROM PHILADFI.PHIA.


AhALADALFhiAl nay To-
gentleman on the train TO Harrisburg, on
which Colonel Anderson was passenger, men
while in Philadelphia, by a gentleman from
Cincinnati, that Mr.. Breckinridge would meet
um at Cincinnati, 10 take command under him
TO assist in organizing the Federal troops In Ken
lucky. Col. Anderson received the inteiliRencs
with warmth, as Mr.. Breckinridge was An old
personal friend but II Is said he remarked, 'sThe
news Is almost too good 70 be true.' The fact of
Col. AndensOn's mentioning the fact to Governor
Curtin, however, came from an unmistakeable
qnurea
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHNeTOE, May 10.
None of the managers Of the Mount7 Vernon
Society residing here, have any knowledge of the
reported removal Of the remains OF Washington,
beyond what has been published in the papers
They reasonably presume that II the facts were
az reported, those in charge Of that place would
before this have informed them. -
From Representations made TO the Department,
It Is probable that nearly ell, If not the entire
river service will be officially discontinued in the
course Of Q few days in the Seoesslon States,
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WArnrr srnras. Psrrr oo.. Pa.. Iune !. |

WAEAEa oFAIlNll aIIy OOl % 2 ul8 % I51O,
Prof. WOOD, Bear Sir IL was induced more than
year ago Try your valuable Hair Restorative for
the purpose Of cleaning my head Of dandruh. had
suffered with It upon my head for years, and had
never been able to get anything to do me any good
in removing IL, although had tried many Drepara
tions, until saw your advertisement In Harris
burgh paper. Being there at the time, called at
Gross kunkle's drug store, and bought bottle,
and now am prepared 20 recommend II TO universal
use, for II has completely removed all dandIuf from
my head, and application once 10 two weeks keeps
Il Tree trm any it. hing o. other unpleasantpess.
must also state that my bar had been quite white In
restored 10 is original color. am now nifty years
Of age, and although have used two bottles OF the
low a few OF my gray hairs 10 remain in order TO
have my appearance compOrt with my age. Ny head
Is now Of less trouble 70 in keeping it clean, &c.
than any time since have been child. consider
your preparation Of great value and, although do
not Ike 70 expose myself consider IL my duty to
do so. tou can uss his or any part OF it In any
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Last Nights Report.
rrNnRREn rHRIR sERYIoRs.

TKNDRRED THEIR SERVICES
hARAIsBuRo, May 10,
Itis now reported that Col. Anderson simply
told Gov. Curtin as q report, not as fact, thAl
John c. Breokinridge was to tale Federal com
mand under him. ,,-,--,,.- a.,
EY-lSoT Geary is spoken Of BrisadleT Gene
/ SEVENTY Ave members Of the House, headed by
the Speaker, have rendered their services TO the
nnNnrnmenl
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coz. ANDERsoN IN .cINcINNArI

NIAcIAAAIIl nay 10 >
Col. Anderson arrived here this afternoon,
and was met st the depot " q committee of the
City Council. Mayor Hatch rendered him the
hospitRlitiss of the city 10 which Anderson re-
piled briefly. He was then escorted through the
principal streets BY the Home Guards and an i'm
mense thrOng Of citizens. Everywhere along
the line Of m1rch most hearty expressions Of
welcome were gwen. At Camp Dennison the
soldiers were drawn up in line and presented
arms as the train passed.
Anderson Is the guest OF brother Larz Ander-
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FROM BALTI0TORK.

BALTIMORE, Nay 10.
The New York and Massachusetts, troops with
drew from Federal Bill this morning, taking
half their battery with them, and returned to tbe
Relay House.
There Is q report Of the removal Of the remains
Of Washington, and that il was done on the
ground that the North was about 10 do the same
thing.
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FROaI NRR ORLEANS.

NEW 0RLEAEs, Nay le
The report that commissioners had been sent
from Havana to Montgomery Is untrue.
The Post Master General at Montgomery gives
notice BY proclamation that be will be ready to
commence the mail service by the first of June.
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ARREST OF A SOUTHERN COMMITS
.E- aTONER, l f.E Hl1F COZ

:" n" = NV LUHAl my To
GustaVs Holland, who was dispatched BY the
MONTGOMERY rebels 70 Europe to make arrange
ments iOr recognition Of the southern CcnieS-
eracY. was arrested here on his arrival IN the
AraTo from England, and was discharged after
an examination Of his dispatches, which were re-
turned hisa they being such as win be productive
of little aid or eomfort 70 the rebels.
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nsWRGO RIARKRT-MAY 10.

FLOUR-Market steady and unchanged;
WHEIT-Markst very quiet, owing to the strin-
gency in money, white Canadian held at Sly5o
CANAL FERRTGHTS-stsady at &C on wheat;
Sc on corn to New York.
LAKE IRIPO2TS-Wheat l20,5 800 bush; corn
Is son bush; peas 200 bush,
j,HNAL kXPORTS-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat
- 500 bush: corn SO, ,0OG bush.
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lFASTER NjMMIsSIONER1S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Iyt sALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an Rlias
order Of ssle, from the Court OF Common Pleas
ofthe county OF CuyahoEa and State Of Ohio, at ths
suit of Ezra MOuluz. plaintiff, against Levi Thom
a., Of. ais, defendants, to directed, shall eX
pose for sale st public auctiOn at the door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Cleveland, In said ooun-
ty, on Monday, the 10Th day Of Junes 1861, at two
situated in the township OF East Cleveland, in said
county: "A tract Il land stnated in lots Nos and
in East Cleveland, In Cuyahoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point on the plank road At the west cor
Of that portion Of the premises set o TO EleetAr
SMELL; thence s. 50l degrees e. chains; thence s.
39& degrees w. 20 links thenee > 5oA degrees I.
5.7e chains 70 the west line Of Chiftendsn Lewis
land; thence south sos chains thence N. 504 de-
grees, W. se2 chains thenoe n. 50H degrees ". 9
chains to the plank road thence n. S9A degrees e,
Is acres ole or less, 23loO Of said land be-
ing in lot No &; and g7-lO0 acres In lot No Ap-
T--''0 WILLIAM K. sHERWIN,
Master Commissioner
Williamson Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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From fsR0RrIa-

AUeUsTA, Nay Is.
VS. learn, on authority, that the Southern
stockholders Of Adams Express have purcbassd
AL the property privileges and Interests Of the
eounany IN the Southern ConfederacY A ner
company viii be organized in a few days ard
aontinpe the business without interrupsion.
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LEGISLATIVE.


TIE Legislature Of this State convened in ex-
recommends that six regiments in addition TO ihe
one now awaiting orders be put into camp and
equipped BY the State also, that $1,000 600 be
npproprinted for war purposes.
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THE RRMAINs OF WASHINGTON.

laa NKw YOHK, Nay 10.
priVats letter from the wife Of q leading
politieian OF the Confederate Government TO
friend IN this eisy Is IS follows; Northerners
need have DO expectations IN regard 70 the bones
Of WashlnRton We will see that they are not
desecrated BY the touch Of Abolition bands
TheY are our sacred lnheriianee. s.4
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APPOINTMENT,

WARRINGTON, may 10.
Wm- G. COf3n, Of Indiana, has been appointed
% the Southern superintendenoy Of Indian
Affairs, in place Of Rector who has left for the
West with important Instructions for several In
dian frihes
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Ar @aoas.
.oUsKEEPERs GOODS

HOUSKEEPERS GOODS.
I. l. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
0hsr this day an enormous stock Of Goods In
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
25,O00 yards Of
COTTON 4 LINEN sHEETINGs,
all widths and Qualittes-from 10 l2-l.
COTTON LINEN PILLOW CASTINGS;
all widths and qualitiea-4-l to 81.
RIOHARDsON's LINEN DAMAsKs,
Oloths, Napkins, Doglies. Diapers, Huckabuck, &C.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENs,
for Shirts and Fr0nts-the most eeiebrated Linens
for wear.
COuNTERPANEs 4 QUILTS,
Blankets, Table, Stand and Piano Spreads Window
Hollands.
NOTTINGHAM DRAPERIEs,
Strfppsd, EmbroiderOd, HARNESS 4 other Drapsrisg
THE Low PRICES
az which these goods have heon purchased enable rs
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
20 Housekeepers in all kinds tf
HOUSEKEEPING GOODSI
All goods marked IN plain asures-OEE PRICE
ONLY Iaprz7l E.. BALDWIN 90.
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SAILED.

NEW YoRK, Nay 16.
The steamer Chesapeake and ParksDuTy sail
rs r n for Pensacola, Key West. The gun
poat Mount Vernon accompanies as convoy.
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I5lsLINI8'
MRS, WINsLOW
An experienced Nurse and Female Phygicihn, pT
sonts TO the attention Of Mothers, her
g n n m u I u q - " ID II ID

sonfs 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
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FOR CHILDREN TkETHIEG,
Hnlen Greatly acllitaies t1e Proeess q leetnlng pa
Allay ALL PAIN and spaamlodic action, and Is sure
TO REGULATE TIE ROWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers, viii give rest to your
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We have put up and sold this article for over ten
yearg, and CAN SAY, IN OORF1DENgB AND
TRUTH Of IT, what We have never been able say Of
any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INsTAEOETO EFFECT A CURE when
timely used. Never did We know an instance ct dis
satls1sesloa ~ Sny one no usea ~ On ne eontra
t6rms Of ofeommendation Of the magical enscts and
mediesl virtues; We speak IN this matter. WHAT
pledge our reputation for the falfliment Of what We
hers declare. In almo5t every instance where the
viii Re found In hfteon or twenty miputss sfier TIE
syrup h admini5tered.
This valuable preservation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and skillfal Nurses ID
New England, and has been used with Hever-fsilinR
THOUSANDS OF CASKS.
4 not only relieves the child from pain, but ngiR
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Almost insta ntiy relieve =, -
GRIPIHG N THE BOWELS, and WIND UOl,ft
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1agf remedy In tbs world, IN al cases Of DTReDtoFT
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cry Mother Who has child suffering from any oi fhs
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Principal Office, ID Cedar Street New York.
PRICE ONLY 95 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
sspt1s,dAwRa5
EoT IS3i9 - sTRoNe ARMSTRONG, CHURCH
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TIE STATE OF OHIO,
EREnERINR ARNOLD WHOSE

place ofresidenceis is unkno an, viii take notice
tnat Christine uege OF OuyAhOga county, Ohio, did,
on tine 10th day Of Aprl a. u. ls6l nle her petition
in the Curt Of COmmen Ph ~ within and for the
county Of Cuyahogs in said state ot OHIO, against
said Frederick Arnold and CAfharine Arnold, de-
fsndanls setting forth that said deiendAnts April
T. ls6O gave mortgage 70 the said Christine Hege,
on lot No. sS, In John NJ. Woolsey's subdivision Of
original city lots Nos 34 AMI 1885, Inclusive, OF the
original allotment Of the Village Of Cleveland in
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, to secure the pay
ment Of f70o0O and interest thereon, according 70
mortgage; and praying that an account may be tax
sn OF the sum now claimed to be due, amounting 70
Sl4O4a nd In SO4 - RON Anuay lSell
and upon S3o,0O IRON AprII iooll and that said
mOrtgaged premiss may be sold TO pay the same and
to provide for the payment Of the notes and interest
mot yet due. And said Frederick Arnold Is notified
that he s required to appear and answer said petit
tion on or before the third Saturday alter the 24th
day Of May, 1851. OHRlSTIAE HEGE,
aprIE636 By D. B. Beavis, Attorney.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-N0TICE
IA is hereby given that 1 shall expose for sale st
puDic auction the Auction If Z. Mollen, l9
Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio, the Sth day Of
June, 1861 at two O'Clock Z. NJ the eutire stock Of
Goods assigned me by a. Mary Mack, consisting Of
straw Hats and Trimmings. embracing every VErie-
ty Of Straw Goods. 1erms-Cash.
JOSEPH 8. dGANNIS,
Ilapr26:33S AssigEee Of A. Mary Mack.
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BI .nlNaroN. Ind.. July %. lsta.


DKAR SIR:-l hsE7 send you q statement that I
think you are entitled to the benefit Of am res
ident OF Bloomington and have been for oTr thirty
years. am now over nfty years Of age. For about
twenty years fast my har has been turning cOnsid-
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pertinent commencing IN small way. purchased
one OF your small bottles at one dollar, and COM
menced using, following directions as nearly as
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have used three Of your small bottles, and just begun
on the l0urthl have now pretty head OF dark
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Is as soft and fine and feels oily though was
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FREDERICk 7, BUTLER,
Bloomington. Monroe County lad.
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BOsToN, Nay 1s.
The Legislature passed the bills sppropriatlng
So 900 900 for the State military and 81 900 Is
a Government loan.
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DIFFICULTY ANTICIPATED.

LouIsyIILE, May 10.
Street rumors say that there is likely to be diff
hlty here between opposing parties on the advent
of Col Anderson '.-.-
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KURIOUs KOINOIDENOEI
- sLoAN uNpLn TaE oouNrEall
sMTTRs AHD OTqERs IN A BOxfll

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PR0F. WOODS HAIR REsTORATJvE.-In another
colum will be found an advertisement Of this well
known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
hair to Its original color The Hair Restorative also
cures cutaneous eruptiOEs, and prevents the hair
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NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS or
in A. Mary Aaek, win take notice that the sub
Gerber has been appointed the AEagneo OF the ala
4. MaET Mack, and dle their claims with he at my
ocs, verified scoording q law, On or bero she isth
JOSEPH 8. GEAHHIB,
a1sa0ssa5 -r2 Assignee Of A, MaTy Mack
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mus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
yeoping the sol the great resources of the State il
that the mechanic arts flourish best andfue
are cheapest will follow at early day In Illinois, aad
IN the course the next ten years the natural laws and
Necessities Of the casa warrant the belief that at least
aye hundred thousand people will be engaged IN tha
STATE OF Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
meut8,
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moop's HAN RESTORATIVE has AcQuired q ropu-
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not be enhanced by news paper pus In our vicinity
u has been extensively used and believe Ia every
case with every desired RESULT and the uni
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therefore recommend 1t as one OF those few genuine
the bald and gray could desire.-[ Columbia Spy.
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DEPOT 8:

ID 4 P o g.
No. 444 BROADwAY, NEW YORK,
p b q 81
III .i--l tfE
No. ia Market ST., St. Louis No.
sg-sold By Z. =. GAYLORD. Also. by all goo
Also, by WIN FIsKE
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ANA boss GoaSt fsss 66O o. Oa'a-
John Johnston ] Petition for DiToreo, &C. {
HE DEFENDANT, JOHN
JOHNSTON, who IL a nonresident ofthe eoun.
tice that the said Anna Johnston has dled her petit
tion In said Court, praJ ing for Divorce from the
said John Johnston, and for the custody Of their
child, Marion Johnston. The said defendBnt Is
charged IN said petition with babitua drunkenness
for three years aud upward aud with gross neglect
Of duty. Said defendant viii be required to appear
before said Court holden upon the 18th day Of Nay,
next, ct which time this case will be heard.
II '.I tt t| PARSONS 4 GRAHHlB,
Attorneys for Petitisner.
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Boz VIII 10 sent By mail. prepaid, on rseeivs Of
the price, =
aaA1 TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SSrAH OrdSru shauld be addressed to
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APPOINTMENT.
INTERPRETATIONS.

WAsz1SeTos, May 10.
DR.. Wallace, OF Illinois, has been appointed
PaymasteT in the army.