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IFrom tbs Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The Oephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably ef-
iectye remedy for the headache and one Of the very
er been discovered.
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WAsHTNGTnN NEWs.

NEW YORK, April 8.
The Tribune says that Mr.. Fogg ofNew Hamp
shire, has gned the mission to the Society Is
lands
The Tribune's Montgomery dispatch says
should urders be issued to blockade the Southern
ports and collect the reuenue there, Davis will is
sue letters of marque and cover the sea with pri-
vateerS
The Herald's Washington dispatch repeats
that Instructions have been given to heads Of De
partments not TO hold eficinl communication
with the seeding States.
Commanders Stringham and Case have been
ordered 10 Boston 10 take command Of the frig-
ate Minnesota, which is TO proceed TO the mouth
Of the Mississippi. The Perry and POwhattan
have also been ordered there. Other naval yes
sells are under orders no doubt, but all looks to
collecting revenue from shipboard.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says; Lieut.
Gilman from Fort Pickens reported that place
as reinforced, and was able to hold out for some
time.
Mr.. Blaisdell has arrived from Texas to-day,
bringing So 009 which the SecessiOnists failed 70
get hold Of at Galveston. He reports that the
people have not been fairly heard, and are dis
gusted with the revolution.
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z OF JUDGE MCLEAN.
o.. Il.
Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 4
The penalty imposed on the steamer BienviIle
has been remitted
-Four hundred dollars worth Of silks was seized
yesterday from the steamship CataWba, but upon
4 fine being paid, they were released.
A special dispatch TO the Commercial says
Lieut. Gilman has arrived at Washington. He
states that great preparations are being made 10
attack Fort Pickens, and troops are beng drilled
daily by Southern officers. An attack is mo-
mentarily expected.
A special dispatch to the Times says the bat
teries on Morris Island fired into an unknown
steamer last night for not displaying her c0lOrs.
Major Anderson Immediately dispatched a mes
senger 70 Gov. Pickeus for explanations. The
vessel put 70 sea
Great activity prevails at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and it is reported that several vessels OF
war are expected 10 sail tonight, orders having
been received from Washington TO that effect.
Their destination IS unknown.
A special dispatch 10 the POsteays it is rumOred
that the Southern Commissioners have demanded
the immediate evacuation of Forts Sumter and
Piekens.
Order. have been sent for every naval vessel TO
be put into immediate commission The Admin
istratiOn is undetermined to reinforce Fort Pickens
at all hazards
A special Chicago dispatch to the Post says the
bankers are throwing out the bills Of forty two
banks Of Wisconsin.
special dispatch to the Commercial says the
Secretary Iof the Interior has directed that u ,
more land warrants are to be issued from the
Pension Offices to the citizens of the seeding
States.
2 Delafeld Smith was appointed ard took the
oath Of Office as District Attorney Of New York
to-day, vice Roswell.
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RICHMOND CONTENTION.


At II O'Clock the debate was terminated in the
Convention, and after an Intellectual effort by
lIr. " ise TO extend the time for explaining the
amendment. the Committee Oft the whole proceed
ed 70 vote on the I'd resolution which onuuses
the formation of geographical or sectional parties
in respect to Federal politics, and it was adopted
The 4th resolution was next taken up. On mo
tiOn Of Mr. Wise, il was amended BY inserting
the words, several States y in lien Of the Uni-
ted States.D making il declare that the Terrific.
ries constitute trust 10 be administered for the
common benefit Of the several States. Yeas 6s,
nays CO
Two other verbal amendments offered by Mr..
Wise were agreed TO.
Mr. Norton moved 70 amend by striking out
the last sentence, viz If the equal admis-
sion Of slave and free labor into any territory
eNcites unfriendly conflict between the sYtems,
fair partition Of the territories ought to be
made and each system protected within the limit
assigned 1t BY laws necessary to its proper deYel
Opment" Lost-1eas IS, nays 81.
Pending the further consideration Of the reso-
luton recess was taken
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HEEF-hIarket firm with q folr business DUNG.
Sales. arc 300 bbls at Si7aa50O for country prime
S5,T5a625 for country mess; for repaokod
mess; StO,hOd \, so for extra mess.
PRIME hIESS BEEF Dull and nominallT
REEF HAlIs-osiet and steady at Si2@I5 for
state and western
C1T aIRATs-In fair request. Sales f5O pkgu
660656o shoulders 6061so for hams
BAgON-Market quiet and hrm. Sales are 70
boxes bellies at SIC.
LARD.-steadyi domand fair. Sales 100 bblG
at a0lOof
BUTTER- Is selling at IOc@l4o for Ohio
til0lgo state
CIEEsE- Steady at 7,f@IOO for InieriOr to
urtrss
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NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS WRITTEN
ON EVERY PAPER.


We are now living in tbe age Of REBEL
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation of the Con
stitutiOn, are now endeaYoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been COM
menced against the Federal authorities. and
where it win end, no man knows.
If there ever was a time when every man
should take a good newspaper, which viii
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day, now is that time. Such a newyuaper
is the LEADER.
In addition to the important matters oc-
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Europe, for at least the year to come. win be
of stirring interest. The heroic and patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up liberal
and united government in Italy; old thrones
are crumbling into rain-soeiety is in a
transition state.
The great advantages in taking Home
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Owing to our great TsIegraphie arran0s-
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There is one service that we solicit from
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After presenting the above, we hope our
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COMM EROIAL.
CLEVFLAND MARKET-APRIL 4

u llaN AlAA4AlND IA-AAA 4AaA- A---4lA HI .&-
The Market has been more active than for many
days pa t, but without any change prices.
FLOUR Steady, with saleS l2O bbIs white wheat
double extra country ground at s5,3T6 and 80 bbls
double extra red at $500.
WHEAT'-Botter demand for red, with sales !
cars at sl,Cl: cars delivered at slO5. White re.
mains quiet at SI,Is.
OATS-Nominal at 2So.
CORN-sales 1000 bus delivered at s5o, and car
do at same.
MESS PORK-sales 60 bbls and 40 do at SIS.
HAMS AND SHOULDERS-Sale 1000 Bi
country Y-cured hams at &C, and shoulders at7c
LARD-Sales 1000 rs at &C.
BUTTER Dull at previous prices.
EGGS Quiet, with light sales at &C.
CHEEsE-sale of 40 lbs Western Reserve at
SIC.
SEEDS-sales 80 bus timothy at S2,75.
HIGHWINES-SaIe 100 bbls at I45ic.
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yvAsurNGrON NEWS.

EAsHiNeToS, April ?.
The following appointments have been madei
L. L. webb, Surveyor at Peoria III: 59hh
gan Postmaster az Minneapolis, Minn.i Edwin
cowles, Postmaster at Cleveland; Samuel Wood
Collector nt Pas0 del Norte, New Mexico.
The Gull squadron Is 10 be commanded by
Cant. stringham. The reasons for the increase
OF the naval force in that quarter are oonlecturel'
The extreme caution which oharacterizes the
Administration in this, as well as other military
subjects, occasions many wurlike rumors
Extreme solioitude Is manifested everywhere
concerning Forts Sumter and Piokens' teaIs
are expressed that a collision will DC pieeipi-
tnted q.
Charleston to-day with important dispatches for
Wnshiuntou
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Report OF the New York Market.

Report OF the New York Market.
NEW YoRK, April ID, 1851.
BUTTER-Tho market for Butter remains about
the same as last reported with an increased demand
for choice, as it is becoming scarce There yet
no new Butter coming from the West but viii prob
ably open at Is TO 2Oc but these prices will hardly
be maintained long under heavy receipts and we look
for about the same figure as last season.
CHEESE-Is dull and holders are disposed to re-
aIize at u to &c. Some choice lots have brought
96c for the retail trade, but ordinary Ohio is well
sold at to SIC. English dairy is hardly saleable
except in small quantities and then at low figure,
say to lOc.
EGGS-Are steady at l3 to l3}Ec.
LARD-Is selling at to l0o.
TALLOW-Is quiet at O. TO s1ko.
APPLES-Dried Apples are dull at 81 to 3JEc.
We are prepared to make liberal advances on cen
signments to our care, and our facilities are as
good any house in the city for disposing of prop
erty to advantage.
DEMING & TIFFANY,
Commission Merqhante 81 Pearl qtreaf
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NY. STOCK nIARKET.-APRm q.
[BT TELEoRAPH.l

Market dull and again lower. Chicago & Rock
Island o6s6i Galena Chicago 738i Illinois Central
script s0'si mteh'gan Southern guaranteed $50
Mail 50; N. Y. Central 7s Erie 34 Hudson "A; Har-
lon preferred AZ Reading 424i Cleveland Toledo
50; Chicago, Burlington Quincy 734; United States
6s 81 registered Q6 United States 81 coupons g3l6
United States 63 90; United States 5s "a coupons
"a bonda 17F.
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PRESENT POPULATION.
ne slate g rapidly fling up with populaion se8,
Us psraonl having been added since 1850 making ne
present population /, ~, 653, ratio of lo2 per cent IN
IN years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUOTs
he Agricultural Products Of Illinois are reaierthsn
those ofanyOther STATE. The products ssns out during
the past year exceeded 800 900 tons. TheWhestcr crop
of 1850 approaches 100000 bushels, Who fho corn
crop yields not less than 14o 900 900 bushels
FERTILITY OF TIE s0TL
Nowhere can the INDUSTRIOUS farmer ssouso such IN
mediate results for his labor upon these prairie soils,
they being composed Of deep rich loan, tie fsrlty
Of which, s unsurp passed By any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTVAT0Ra
Sinos 1854, tis Company hare s0id 200 900 aeFez
Thy ssH only % aaiiaI czl.ieaoTs and e1sg eaTaet
constructed through aess lands ala epls $50 co.
I000 In 1850 ths PoplilatioB Of 5ory-ails cofieg,
through i0hieh 4 pGssss, ta5 only 5o8 saes isi1i 49,
l293 hare ben addsf; lalHg he t7ioIs gplaiol Sl4
ls8l, Sais q 1l8 pr eeEL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an svidencs Of the thrift Of the people, tusyb b
stated that 600 900 tons q freight including 10000
bushels of gran and $50 90 barrels Of 0ur were ior
EErdsd oFsr he line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Eorkingmen Wll ind the nee school
sy8tsn encouraged BY the STATE and endowed viii q
large revenue for the support Of schools her chil-
drsn can live n sight Of the church and schoohousss
and grow up with the prosperity OF the leading sate IN
ne Great Western Empire.
PRICES AID TERMS OF PAT1EEE.
ne prices Of these lands vary from 50 % SIS per
scrs, according 70 location, quality, &c Erst class
farming lands sell for about SO to So per acre and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as con-
pared with wood land Is IN the ratio Of to 10 10 favor
Of the former. The terms Of salef0r the bulk q thesa
lands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
at six per cent per nnnu and six interest notes AZ ak
per cent, payable respectively IN one, to three four,
I've and six years from date Of sale and four notes
for principal payable in four i've, sxand seven years
from date Of fEale the that oneenih
o. the tract purchased shall be fenced and eugated
each and every year, FOR I've years from ds of sale
$50 that at the end Of i've years onsha shall b lced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
ron he valuation for cash except the sane should Be
at sE dollars per acre, when The cash prca v be hTe
dollars.
,rOduet1us prioss, and terms Of payment can Be had
0STER, Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,Zss. and cities situated upon the TILi-
30 yAPPLETOE's RAILWAY GUIDE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK, April 4

NEW York, April L
The steamer Kangaroo has arrived
The Great Eastern sails for Newly 0rk May Ist.
She goes to Liverpool for cargo.
The American ship Juniata, for Baltimore, and
the Joseph Fish for New Orleans, both from
Liverpool, came in collision of Tuscar. The Ju-
niata Immediately foundered. Capt. Wilson, the
chief matt, carpenter and ten men were drowned.
The ID mate and the remainder Of the crew were
saved by the Joseph Fish, which returned to
Liverpool.
advanced at Lloyd's from sos to COS, including
risk of caufure
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WAsHINGTON lIATTERs.

WAsHNGTON, ApfI =
Capt. Barry's Company of Artillery left here
to-day for New York.
From twenty-five to thirty carpenters, engaged
by the Government, went in the same train, but
for what purpose il was not known
Capt. Gorgas, who recently resigned his com
mission in the Army, has rendered his services tC
the Confederate States. He IS a native of Penn
sylTania, and formerly in command Of the
Charleston arsenal
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FROM RICHarOND.

hIChAOhD5 Apll =
An officer Of the Federal army was in New Or
leans. He vas sent by his Government at about
the time Of the secession Of Texas, and remained
there II e suspected, for the purpose Of giving
inl0rmallon. ne War Department Of the Con-
fedeFate States has a sleepless eve on hinlI He
is believed 70 be Pennsylvania.
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TERMS THF wEFKIvTr,Dpp

- Hereafter We shall write the name Of evarv
subscriber on each paper sent. ga " ''-'
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PROM NEW oRLRANs

NV OllLEANsi April 4.
The I'd Company Of zouaves left for Pensacola
this evening
II Is reported that the Brooklyn arrived of
Pensacola harbor on the 3lst ulf.
Indianola advices state that the Mohawk Star
Of the West and Empire City were lying outside
Pass Cavallo waiting for troops, who are to re-
turn TO New York.
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POSTAGE ON THE LFApER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in ad-
vance, l9 cents; postage on the Tri-Weekly,
per quarter 81 cents; postage on the Weekly
per quarter, 3 cents. Within Ouyahogh
County, Fam.
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FROlT CHARLESTON.

NTINIIIlN7I IVNI 1HT7I11 =
Lieuts. Talbot and sneider have just reached
the city with 1ag of truce. They are now in
consultation with Gov. Pickens. Nothing mas
transpired TO their mission, but will telegraph
as soon as known.
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BANKs THROVN OUT.

The Banks of this city threw out the notes OF
forty two Wisconsin Banks this morning, their
securities having somuch deprecated that II was
considered unsafe 20 hold then.
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NORFOLK, Va, April 3.
A reported disturbance occurred among the
yyorknen M Fort Monroe ON account Of the Pal
metto fag being raised outside the walls The
soldiers were dared to interfere with il.
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FRnlTMONTGONIERY.

MONTGOMERY, April 4.
Treasury Notes OF the Confederate States is
sued to-day.
lsr1r1n
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DElIING 8 TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl street.
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DROOKS s. @. 8 e. W., BUILD
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DEATH OF JUDGE MCLEAN.
ACTIVITY AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD.

TIE asLERPLEss EYRD OF TH
CONFEDRRACY.
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The steamer John Bell, from Glasgow March
ID arrived this afternoon.
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PRICRg IN TERlIg % PAYlTEEI.

ne prices Of these lands vary from So 70 SIS per
scs, according 70 location, quality, &C. First class
farming lands sen for about SO to So per acre and
pared with wood land Is in the ratio Of to 10 10 favor
of the former The terms Of sale for the bulk q thess
lands VIII be
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thus far, capital and labor have been applied % de-
VsOpng the soil; the great resources o. tie State q
coal and iron almost untouched me nvarabe ruls
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food sndfGel
arc chelpast VIII follow at early day In Illinois, ana
h the course Of the next ten years the natural laws md
necessities Of Ehe warrant the belief that at least
aVs hundred thousand people viii be engaged h The
Sato Of Illinois n various manufacturing employ
neuta
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" - 8 - asse sssssa ssssssaa a.
DELLA WARE.
All Solvent Banks. paI
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks. pa
Country Blk, Solvent
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. q
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks. q
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10 ACTUAL CULTIvAT0Ra
EYIDENCR8 on PROsPERTTY.

i Mechanics and Workngmen VII ind the free school
syBtsm encouraged By the STATE and endowed witt q
large revenue for the support Of schools. Thsir ch-
drsn can live IN sight Of the church and schoohousss
and grow up with the prosperity Of the leading sais ii
lths Great Western Empire.
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RICHMOND CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, April 4.
The Convention adjourned sine die.