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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
iSrlsrIY


sth Regiment: Col Cri,,enden--So-
linville. Kentucky.
9TH Regiment: Col Ddmont-H Hutton
vile. Virginia
sth Regiment: Col Benton--O,ter-
vile, Missouri.
9th Regiment: Col Milroy-Hutton-
vile, Virginia.
10th Regiment. Col Manson-Bards
to-ne, Kentucky.
llth Regiment: Col McGinuis-Pad-
ucah, Kentucky.
18th Regiment: Col Linck - barnes.
town, Maryland
18th Regiment Col Sullivan-Hut-
tonviIle, Randolph County, Virginia.
18th Regiment: Col Kmball--Hutton
vile. Virginia.
18th Regiment; Col Wagner--Hut.
sOnviIle Virgins.
10Th Regiment: Col Hackleman-
DarnsstOwn, Nd.
l7th Regiment: Col HascalI-Hutton
vile, Virginia.
10th Regiment: Col Pattison--otter.
vile Missouri.
18th Regiments Col Meredith-wash
ington City.
10Th Regiment Col Brown - For
clarke, Hatteras Inlet. North Carolina.
2lst Regiment Col McMillan-CamI
Murray Post office address of the Reg
ment, Baltimore. Maryland.
22i Regiment: Col Hendricks - OF
terville, Missouri.
23l Regiment: Col Sanderson-Padu
cab, Kentucky
2hh Regiment: Col Hovey-Tipton
Missouri.
35ih Regiment: Col veatch - Otter
Vile. Missouri.
10th Regiments Col wheatley - Tip
ton. Missouri.
9th Regiment: Col COlsrove-wash
ington City.
10Th Regiment: Col Miller Nolin
siIle. Kentucky.
Goth Regiment: Col Bass-Nolinville
Kentuck.
3lst Regiment: Col Cruft = Greer
River, Kentucky.
32d Regiment: Ist German-Colone
Willich-New Haven. Kentucky.
33d Regiment: Col Coburn-Bryants
vile, Kentucky.
9th Regiment: Col Hazard - Oak
land, Kentucky.
3sth Regiment. Col scribner-Noliu
vile, KY.
39th Regiment: Col Harrison-Nolu
viIlss Ky.
Capt. Bracken's Company-Wester
Virginia. Post Office address, Beverly
Capt. Stewards Company--WesterI
Virginia. Post Office address, Weston.
2sth Regiment: Col Baker-lst Cav
Elry-Ironton, Missouri
18th Regiment; Col Carter-3d Caval
ry--Wsshington City.
FRA Harris's four companies of indians
Cavalry are somewhere on the Upper Pc
tomac. The safest Post Office address
would be at Washington City.
ARTILLERY
Capt. Rabb's Battery. Jefferson City
Missouri
Capt. Frybarger's Bsttery--Jefferso
City, Missouri
Capt. CIaus's Battery-Sedalis. Mis-
soa-i
Can't. Sturm's Battery, Henderson
Kentucky.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue Of al execution To me directsf
from the Fayeiis Circuit cosu
will esposeto sale at the court hsBse door ia
winchester Randolph County. Indiana. on tho
23d day Of November, 1861,
Between the hours OF 20 o'elsck a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. 81 said day. The following real
estate situated IN Randolph Co. Ind, 10 Nit:
Twenty-Five acres Of land of OF the
north side Of abe sOsth half Of section
thirty Eve, in township nineteen, Of range
twelve east, and bounded and described
az folloss: Commencing twenty rods
south of the northeast corner Of the
south half dissection shirty FIVE, township
nineteen, range twelve east. snd running
from thence vest thee hundred and TWEEN.
~ rods, from thence south eleven rods.
thence east three hundred and twenty rod.
from thence north eleven rods % the
place OF beginning.
Executed g The property Of Leonard Petro.
~ he sait Of William Walker. for he use Of
VIM. ID. Ross.
A. ~. IRNKIrs,
oei- . ss 49, SAG &C
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
ReNpotPe cHaprrp No.

Royal Arch NaSons. meets In Masonic HALL
ruesday evening after The Fuli Mooo or each
month JACOB ELTZROTH
Joss kosss secys H.P.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

Sres aad Accepted MasonS, meets In Ma
sonic Hall SATURDAY evening before he Pull
Nooa ~ each n0atA. JOHN 4. ROVTH
}. ". WiLLIkssoS, SesN. wv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
D. q. o. r.
WINCHESTER Iopor No.

Ncet- cveSy thursday evening at 81. o'clos
- shear nes hall On tho Public square.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
CHURCH AND LODGE ID.
RECTORY.
PREssYrERIAN cnuecs
M. z. CHURCH.
RANDOLPH DIVISION NO %,

sons ~ Temperance ofHinehc-ter, meets every
ue>day evening "a eacA week At Temperance
ell on the corner ~ MAia ana Wa sAiAgton sts
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

~ Winchester. meets on Saturday evening
- each week Al their Hall on the conner Of Main
sni Washington streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
ALL WORK WARRANTED,

Exam 10 atoms made and advice giveD, gratis.
Having been operAnDs for & considerable
length OF tine In one Of the best De nal o.sfce.
IN Cincinnati wish Drs. J. Doughty and =
Nardle, he feels con Sdent that he can please
the most fasiidious % all respects.
once. East side ~ the Pnble square. over
y. Barnum & Co.'S Store. 1utIy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

Els A. M. l9:I5 A. M
iO;00 P. N. 500 A. NJ.
l2;s0 P. NJ l2:Ue P. M.
';l' P. M,,;tS P. Nj
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27


FLOUR market has advanced Sc por bbl, with
moderate business doing for export and homa con-
sumption. Market closing quiet snd stetdy.
S5,i56e525 for extra state; s5On5,l0 for superlnc
western; S9,i56n53j for common to medium extra
heoped 5S6Ib; IS, ,7oa7,2i for trade brands do.
= (tANApA FLOuR-A little frmer on coumon
grades. sslesare 95e bbls at 30 for common 70
RYEFL0UR-steady. Small sales at s, 90
for coianlUn to chofce superfiue.
CORN pIEAL-Quiet, with trifling sales a. pre-
wi WFifSK SMrket scarcely 50 hrrn with Rss
active demand, Sales are 400 bbls At 1875.
lWHEAT--Mark has advanced lac with fair
demand for export and home consumption Sales
hrb q, no bush dsnasd and inferior ChioAgO spring
at fs; 1900 bush fair 70 prime do az Sil66
I,I6; F,QOl buah NorfhwasleTn club at Si,l29l Is;
y. 900 bush damaged sHd inferior MlwaHkt club at
EtJOGI, 80 busb fair % prime doa nj 81 1901 %
lg,tnO bnsh amber Iowa at Si,gna6I,Es 1850 sh
SheieS Cs91si g q shy % a. SzS "A 3 Pas9 ~ winter reg
81 "a; 800 bush white Csnaittn at Sl,3a@l ~; 230
bish Witt Michigan at 53Gel,5oi 500 bash wh .
RFR-AlHrke. quiet AVID steady at CSC.
AR I. K--Market duh and heavy at sSGs5e,
CORN-Market la2c better, with fair business
doin8 for export ana homo consumption. sales are
% Inferior SoT ptms il e. new 90; Sos Tor new western and
yelloW; a6c for southern yellow.
OAI AIs-Ia .i.ir REQUEST At sl132o for Western and
POR KEeiarket duh and heavy. saIss are $40
b9as y ssi anu vim p m 1r le ats a $40
| GSi,5O for country prime; Sis7e66 25or country
ms-s, s6,esi. 100 fyr rspaslsed mess; 81, ,2aaii,sO
II PSiM# < aKss BRBF-Marlstdul and With
II BEEF HAMs-farEet ruIesquiet at sl3aI5
CUT HIEATS-Quet. Triaing sales at 5GA5%
| for Shoulders, 6@7 Tor hams. -is
| lar ID market steady for good aud primo and
heavy for inferior. Sales are 40 bbls at sas15c-
BUTTKR-sellipg at 99l5o for Ohio lo9l6 for
CHEEsR-Market steady at sase. as in quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
-tAdrer,isem,e.ptI

At a meeting held by the officers and
members Of Phanix Engine Co. no. 4, at
their Engine House, after the fire, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
eds
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
thanks 10 AR. A.. n. Perry, fer the enter
tainment received at his hands at the John
son House, afler the fire on Sunday morn-
ing, and thHt we are fully sensible Of his ap-
probation Of our merits.
Resolped, That we also tender cur thanks
10 Capt. Kidd, the gentlenanly porter Of the
johnson House, for his kind attentions 10
US on that occasion.
RESOLVED, That we tender cur sincere
thanks 70 the City Marshal and his Aids for
their promptness and efficiency alec the
Messrs. Chittenden, W. K. Adams and others
whose names we do not remember, for very
kind attention. -L
Resolved, That we cannot but feel deeply
sensitive ct the unkind treatment manifest
ed toward US BY the proprietor of the Amer
lean House, upon our applying for refresh-
ments IN the name Of the company.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in ths city papers.s
ROBERT j. COCHRAN,
D. H. BOYD,
P. MANNING,
Committee,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27


by the use Of these Plils the periodic AtiaeAs Of
Nervous or Sick Headaehe may b preyontsd snd Il
taken at the commencement ot an attack inhediAts
rehefirom pain and sickness win 30 obtained
They seldom fail in removing tie \ al5aa OF Hasi
aehe to which n males are subject
They act gently upon ths Bowel, removing Uost.
ysness. f la rG. s.ts ral -1rrf1a1 ra
For LitrrAry Men sthdsnt., Dslica 10 Fsisies, u,d
all persons Of sedentuy habits they are valuable as
Laxative, iinpUoVng the appetite, giving toue and
Figor 70 the digestive organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
TIE CEPHAL1O PILLS
are the result Of long invertgation and carefully
conducted experimeEts, having been IA ae many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount Of pain aud suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deranged state orthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
aud may be taken at AL times with perfect safety
without making any ehanssof diet, and the aJssaos
Of any dsagreeable taste shjers easy % admins.
tor them to Children. % ss rri d -srs
BEWABE OFOOUN UNTERFEIT 81
~ The gepuins have hve signatures OF Henry G.
- Sold by Druggists and al Dealers ia Medicine.
Boy will be sent by mail, prepaid. on receipt q
f' slll sf58 zr E lal l5r.
rr DsTwENTE7FIYE GENTS moss.
ED-All orders should be addressed 20 s slol
HENRY @. sPALpINa,
- Cedar Street, New York,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
OMMERCIAL.
CTEvRIAND uARKFT-NA a5,

FLOUR and steady. Sales OF 100
bbls oablo extra red at s5Oo 50 bbls choice do At
so,25 and l6a bills fair do at $500.
WHEAT--En good demand aud arriving moro
freely. ssles Of 1900 bush red from store at sli2
AMI cars on track At Sill White 10 worth si2.
Sale OF q car on private terms.
CORN-shlss Of 1 car on track at &c, and 1909 bu
from store az same.
RYE-saaes Of go bush at SOC.
HIGHN'INEs-sales Of 10 bbls at la,se.
LARD-ssles Of 50 bbls at SIC.
OATS-szoady. Sales Of . cars on track at Q c.
EGGs-Ialss mostly at &c, with few light lot.
at 6i1c
BUTTE ti-Remains vory duh at 'caIlc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

2;s5 P. NJ. G55 P. NJ.
Wna.1s
1855 P. N. ;8 P. NJ.
500 A. h,lds Il TA
u q
1850 A. N. a
q u EAE
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1EH ITEA
ZOO An
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NAIL ERAINS AT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
n Y. sTOC4 MARKET.-lIAY IS.

Market dnlt Cleveland & Toledo 2lE, Galena s
Chicago 565<, Michigan Southern liH, do guaranteed
95 Michigan Central Al Erie 2l5k New York Central
7IA g. Pacific MRil6 NpIth Carolina Gs H6, Mis-
sOui O. 40S Nirgina 6s A. California 70 ~ Irn-
nsssee E3 United States % 81 coupons s6, Cnited
States o. n coupons ~ ..-...
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MASTER CUMausSTONRR,ls


M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
IVA sALE.-Pursuant % the command VI an ali 3
order q sale ron his Court oi O0mmUn Picas
Ol ne county o. Cuyaega, and STATE OF uhio AZ the
suit Of bra 4cuux, plaintiff, against Levi Thoni-
as ~ ais, deiendanis 20 ma directed ahall ex-
pose ior sale a. pu bic auction, a. the door of the
Court H0u9es in The Cily cf Cleveland In said coan
y, on mGnday, t1s i0l a DAY q Junas is6l, 40 taO
o'clock r. NJ, the following described real estate
sitaated IN the township Of East Ceyeland, In aaid
county "A tract q land sifuoted IN lcts Nos and
o N Eezt Cleveland IL CuyahQga county, Ohio, be-
ginning ct point 0n the plank road Il fs gest cu-
ner q nat portion Of the lremisa set % u Elecfar
spolli tlence s. so degrces - chaina; than-e s.
ss4 degrees ~ % Inks thence 5. 50s( desrses 3
30 chains 20 The Esst line q gsiilenden LoEis'
land thence south 800 chains; thence N. si1f de-
grees ". s.g2 chains then E n 50s desfe8s W =
eaaiHs e the plank ioad tllence sS94 drsFses Il
~ chains 70 tho place Of beginning and con mine
= . acres, or les, z3oo aeres of aaid ff fs
ing IN loi Nc ard ; yl-leo acres h let No. A
WILLIAM X sHERWIN.
Wllianson Riddle, AttorneJs icr Piainiid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

RzBELLroE RsooED No. a. Hawks & Bro.
have received No. of the Rebellion Record,
which work, # preserved and bound, viii
be full aud complete history Of the pres
ent rebellion,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

- Military blankets and cloth direct
from the mandatory and at msnufscturers'
psices, by c. Il. Robinson, fs2 Superior
street, cleveland. A very suls.ior quality
Of blanket mpervious e Vfts L Inn panies
supplied on short mott = Hifo-9ers win
be met with prompt at sn'isfl AddroSs G.
II. Robinson, ls2 Superior street. q 81
my6:1md&w oFrU gl5-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

OIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vat in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,a his steam Planning Mill,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clevo-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianIRRIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

FRAEK PAAEEa.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. / Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R26:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

A sEcEssIoNIsT.-Tti is said that a fellow,
whose name we did not learn, but who lives
somewhere on the Flat, cut down Union
pole which had bean erected in his neigh
bOEhOOd- The people in the vicinity are
very indignant at the outrage, and. If they
should happen to use means to bring the
seOundrel 70 hissenses tOa degFes that would
cause him, 70 raise the the stars and stripes,
it is to be supposed that many tears Of sym
pathy would not fall in his behalf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

7:sS A. NJ. g:25 A. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

GS Miss C. L. Ransom, Portrait Paint
er. Studio in spangler's Block, Room IA.
Open to visitors Wednesday and Saturday P.
NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

FLAGS FLAGS i-All kinds Of Flags ex-
eept secession ones made to order at the Ladd
4 Webster Sewing Meohine Rooms, Afarbls
Block, 2il Superior street, up, stairs.
tf Cos 49, .,.Ls 4 ~ ~ Z e. ". GRowELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

Ths deep rich loan Of tho praiFies Is cudvatsd WI
such Wondsrful facility that the fareFs Of The Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois II great mum
bsrs The area Of Illinois is about equal 70 that of En-
gland, and she soil IS 50 rich that Il will support twenty
millions Of people. @ ~ E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

LUXURIEs OF THB sEAsos.-astrawberri
and cream were upon the Angler House
tables yesterday noon. The Angler is bound
to be frat in the market. JEFF. Davis can't
shut OF all our Injuries. Il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

REFmGKRArous - wATER CooLERs = leg
CREAM FREEzERs. Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturer prices,
for cash, by W. P, Fooo. my27
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THR CITY.

Observation-Disclosures Of ihs LEtDEE wi u
bereaftcrfud' lelegraphie dispatches on the
hrst page of The paper.
Eo- ube pfire d the McENlSo LEADEB to
news agens is ole Dollar and Filty Cents
per hundred, sud no deviation under any
circums staaoe5-
The postage on the LEADER, Ia News
Dealers,,is enertaurth Of IA cent per copy.
We weald prefer that parties Temiuing
postage stamps should send US cae and three
cent Instead af larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

Va The ladies of tia Erie Street NJ. Z.
shuFch propose giving q Festival to two
companies Of volunteers at Camp Taylor, in
the basement of the Church on Tuesday,
May 2ssh, at l o'clock p N. Donations Of
refreshmeats are solicited from the citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

s71SBlEG AFFEAx.-A case Of stabbing oc-
CURED on Saturday night on Pearl street,
West Side, opposite the Young America Ho-
tel. Same difficulty occurred between two
men named Wm. croRelf and o'Reilly, the
latter Of whom was intoxicatsd, and dispos-
ed TO quarrel. Crowell attempted 70 get out
of the way of 0'Reilly, but was followed by
him and stabbed in the right side with q
butcher knife, but fortunately not deeply.
croweIl at once caught hold Of his aasail-
ants arm and got the knife away from him,
when he Wss taken into custody and lodged
in the Station House. The blade penetrated
TO the depth Of one inch, and had It gone
further would have proved fatal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

j., PRESENT POPULATION.
The STATE Is rapidly aHng up viii poPuianon se5,
025 persons having been added since 1850, nlas Ne
present. population - ~, 2 rzao q ioz Per cent n
ten years.
AGRTCuLTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne Agricultural Producis q Iihois are seat t1an
thosl ofaay other stale. ne precincts senf oet Dung
DE pJst year exoeeded 5oo.ooo toss 1aa gheatelo
5f 1890 approsolss 80 0oaoo3 bushes ghia he 1elh
crop ylelsia not less than 10, 900 900 bushes.
z FERTILITY CT TIE SOIL
Norhsr6 can ths indcstrious farmer serure - m
nedaie Tesults for his lab1r a5 ufon fs1s pfaifs
they bsing composed or deep rrh laans nc fsFtii
of Ehich, lz unsurpassed By any On The gl5be.
TO ACgUAL CULIIRAr0Ra
sincs Is5f, he C5araly lars s5l5 .3oo, 900 aa1.
Tzsy ssI oaly o actdJ eaZs11Ts, of sgE c0lltrdsf
e1ulaiug 0s dqrosmet b ciiu1.s ne rod fog 1se8
coashutaa nrsligh less L1al a en esl Ct SO 900,
ys,s .siies ~ 4 M 1,,ls. s.S e as IS is 80
2o3 hans baes ai-s 5icsffg lis s6lols 71lga slt
ls9l, gan q - Bsr oef-
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidenss or tas thrL Of ts poople, & nay ba
bushels Of grasn and $50 eco barrels q dolf were FOR
l,garded over The lao last year. ..a-ls
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and sz1rkiugraan VII ind The fea rsiaI
system encouraged ~ the siais ana sldos.si wa .
large revenue for the support q schass- Ihsr chi.
dfen can live IN sght q the church and soolhouss
and grow up with The prosperity % The leading stats ia
lthe Great Meslern Empire.
PRICES AID TERKs OF PEY1KET.
The prices Of these lands vary from Sc 70 SIS per
acre according to location, qualify, ks- Erst ciasl
farming lsnds BeI for ab0ut 80 20 sI2 per acre and
no relative expense q suoduing prairs land oaIa
pared win wood land is in the ratio q % 10 laE1
of the former. Tho terms Of salsfo tie buE % te
lands viii be
1 oNE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at SIX per cent per annnrn, and ak interest . SIX
per cant payable respectively n one, two, hrca,
1--we and SIX years from dlts of sale and four noioa
for principal payable n folr, 1re, sixaEd years
from date ofsale the coutrse puain hat 1afuih
Of the tract purchased shall Be fenced and cutfvEe
each and every year ror I've years from date e le
50 that at the en of i've years onsh shal Be feneed
and under cgltiyali0n.r t.r .-s
TWENTY PEn G3ZNT, WILL Bk DEOuCIkD
from thsvairaioa fer cash. except tie same should b
st 81 dollars per aeEes Fhea the easa pFce VI p I've
-ar .--el-- ElE1 alr = = ! L q
Productions PTioos, and terms e ray eri, esa es aad
oSTERz Land Commissioners, 4s5i
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ages. and. Citses situated upon sac nIf-
100, ,API'LEToNss RAILWAY GUIDE
=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING llKli.
TIE atisntoa Of the enierprsng and industrious por.
II ton of the community Is drecied 70 the following
statements and liberal inducemens offered lhsn By lhe
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, BY
proper energy perseverance, and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and fI1ifs, with
colnpaFaiiYeiy speaking, very litils capital slLa
- s-i LANDS or mLM0Is.
Eosiats Ia he Yaa5 OF the Mississippi osr5 90 great
an iRdueemsni 10 she satsr as he staie Of Illinois.
There Is portion Of the Eofd Ehsre al the condi-
ions q climate and soil admirably combine 10 pro
duoo thOse two great staples, CORY and WHE1T, as The
Praries q IllinOs- @ go
-s9 ss-7 THE SOUTHERN PART
OF The State lies within the zone or the Cotton regions
while She coil g admirably adapled 70 ths growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and ths v heat Is worth from 4
90 cts more per buahel than hat rsed further ncrh
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of t1o praires IS cultivated Wh
such Wo1dsrful facility that the farefs Of ths Eastern
sn5 Middle States are moving 70 Illinois 40 great mum
bsr5 The Of Illinois is abou equal to that OF En-
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich that will support twenty
millions Of people. ' ~ l M
EASTERN AND soUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous to q rairoad 100 mllsl
In length, which connects WIN oer road5 ane naysa
bic lakes and rivers thus aordng an unbfoEen com
muncaton with The Eastern and Southern narksts.
q APPLICATION OF CAPITAL. %
Thus far capital and labor have been applied % De
velopng the soil the great resources or the State
coal and iron almost untouched. The nvarabls ru
that the mechanic arts flourish best Wherefo0d and fEe
are Cheapest will follow az early day IN Illinois, az
In the course Of the next ten years the natural laws sn'
necessities of the warrant The belief that q Ieaa
i've hundred thousand people VIII be engaged IN th
sate Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
mant8. sr al1 -s ss tr-tH "a
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLWOIs.
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital haTs been ez
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois, lnasrauch a
at OF the income from several Of thess works, VIII
= valuable public fund II lands 90 70 diminish he Stt
axpenses ;tke11us AEE uazI, and must eonsoqoentl
every day decTease.
TIE STATE DEBT. s-ee
ne Nats at 6 only SO Jos s9s "a, and ,0itia q
Tss wars hg bsel TsdHosd 50 959, ,745 50, ard
nav rsas5sably ezpSet tat fatea ysrs Z Ig bons e
daet
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, soIl, climate,
o. application 70 117cr F.o=.-
\ rla s-et sdt3l sl. j. W. +
reeE civ 1aE ga 1i ssr-
FOR the names OF the Towns, YIll
noIs Cent. r. h, see pages 1sss 1SS q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

pxRoGRaFHIc&L UEloS,- The following
resolution was passed By The members OF the
Cleveland typographical Union ct their
regular meeting on Saturday night last:
Res0lveR, That all fnes, dues and assess
znents now due this Union nom Taefnbars
who have enlisted in the Federal arnv be
and the same are hereby RENTED and that
no dues or fines be charged against said mem
bers during such time as they may be en-
gsged in SAID service.