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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
aAeatttnEs.

NERVOUS DISORDERS.
EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T lS A
II speedy and certain remedy and mover e iAis; I'M
Sweet Of Connecticut the famous bone-setter, enc
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN it is unriyslss
by any preparation before the public, Of which the
h,s Iinimspt win cure rapidiy and radically
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind and in thoe.
sands Of csses whore it had been used 1t has neVe
Fur 'NEuBAIGIA, is will aHord immediate 10
lief in every Gaze, however distressing; Gun 1.
three minutes, and is warranted TO do i;
T(}OTHACHE Z also will it cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEAEkAA
GASSITUDE arising from imprudenee or excesss
this Linimsnt Is most happy and untalling renee
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues it siren
ems and reviv6es the system, and restores II 70 e
F0R PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that it is the BEsf known, and we chalenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of TINS
distressing complaint sho1ld give 4 trial. LOT II
orIty OF eases viii effect RADICAL cure
00INsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex-
trsmely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plicatiOn Of this Liniment will never fail 10 cure
SPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
Iargement ofthe joints s liable TO occur neglected
The worat case may be conquered BY this Linimeni
in two or three days.
bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burna, and
Sceids yield readily to the wonderful healing prop
critics of DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEN1
when used according o d5sctions Also, uhiolAinS
80 EYERY H0RSE o 0RNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely u.s.
ct the first appearance Of Lameness vii electIaliy
horses are liable, and which render 50 many other'
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties Of this Lniment have
ben received within the last two years. and many
Of them from persons In the highest ranks OF hie-
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature anc
likeness OF Dr, stephen Sweet on every label, and
also stStephen Sweets Infsllfble Liniment blown
IN the 7lasg Of each bottle, without which none srI
genuine RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sole PropristOrs, Norwich, ct.
0ievaland sap17: H26d 6U
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Thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de
veloDng the soil the great resources Of the state
coal and iron are almost Untouched tnefavfaoie ~
sbat te mechanic ars flourish best wherefood and fue
ore cheapest VIII follow at IN early day In nos, an
An The course OF the next ten years the natural avs n
pecessties Of she warrant the bshel that AZ l
Sve hundred thousand people will be engaged IN u
esate oG ILLINOIS IN various manufacturing employ
ueula o." --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

By the uss Of hess Pills the periodic attacks Of
EerVous or Sick Hesdaohs may be prevented; and q
TAKEN at the commencement OF An attack Immediate
relief IRON pain and sioknsss win be obtsined.
They seldom taIl in rsmovin he Nausaa or Herd
schs to which r males aro subject.
Thsy act gently upon the BoSsls, removing Cost
iveness.
Tor Llterary Mon, Students, Defeats Femslss, sns
all persons Of sedentary hsbls they are valuable a.
Laxative. improving the appetits, giving tone n
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring th
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefully
conductsd experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented Anc
relieved 3 vast amount Of pain and suffering ron
Keadanhe, whether originating IN the nervous sYs.
tom, or froa deranged stats Of the stomsoh.
They are entirely vegstsble In the5r composition,
Ed may be taken ct ell timss with perfect Hafsty,
without making any change Of diet, and tbs absenss
Of any disagresabls tasts renders it easy 70 admn5
Ter them to Children.
BEWARE OF OoUETE TEITs 81
HETbe genuine have Eve signatures cf Henry O
| spalding on each Box.
sg-sold BY Druggists and all Dealers IN hsdioins
A Box win be sent by mall. prepaid. on receipt d
the pries,
TWEETY-FIVE OEHTB.
1EAn Ordsrs should Be addressed to
~ HENRY Q. sPALDING.
| .'- Is Cedar Street, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

IFron the Domocrst, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Tor box, (Oephalio Pils,l 90 thst yoo
nay have them In case Of an attack
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&ANgcgtAas, &E.
Nh 3 81 &c SsSSS
EXTRAORDINARY
One Higsdrsd DojlGrs PFeals1n m
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
on sPzREAFoRRHoEAs
GLEET, so, AED APOT EMU
NHpED

CURED,
Aftsr ali other Treatment Feilsii
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of FgW YORK City, viii Pag One Hun
drsd dollars fer tho Ptoot that he eyer ans 20 oole
tho above named dlseosse. He viii pay me sane p,
ths United s,stss troats the same diseases win
sncs, DR.. GIBSON q hsBpy Ia being able 2 an
n6unos 70 the unfortunate, that ho has porfeetsd
system 1sPEFpY p sFSsSlis AND 5Si PERMANENT oUBz
= '- PRIVATE DISEASES
With All bad sftsots arising thereiromt ipeiudina
DEBILTTY Oh NERVOUS PBOSTRATlOH.
He has suooossd IN curing cas0s In this CITY, some
OF whom hs1 exPsndad huadreds q collars Slth
malsdies With suocsl, and vtsanGt feee4Vlns ths
lest II s,S n doeS not ut ths ho Is member Of
sorne CoIlsgs In London or Paris - PerhAps some
othsrs do for the purpose oi inc lnh9eens'
aad Who hole Sat sSet % 9s boSst = "a a. Il
tnis that be Is able 70 give entire Satalse5oa 70
those Who rsPose eonHdsnse In hia aoihty and 1nts
rity and that ho has PeTfected an AmeTlee1 System
Son q Paris, or any patent medicine 70 squal Tor the
S5iesl osre Of seminal weakness and al diseases or
4 lTanTsnsnts, both mental snd Physical, arisDE
f,onl serual or B5oret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for bis new Te9f1aent nc
soloinq advantages over AL othaTs y6t disco Vsreci
snd irst the Rgsnts used are In no LaGpeot dsagTse
able he ussa no relics Of the dark ages, such E,
n rtriotionH IN dat or business b required Third
" his tr6ssDt Is positive and csTtaip h 81 casea
10 stands prepared to 90 tato any public or pr7sss
hoapitsl Ia the Unttsd States and demonstrate thS
Immense superiority q his nov treatment Over AnJ
other nOW known 70 ths world lo point OF prompt
ness psrnAn0ncy, Dildnsss, safsty snd eoDFonieno'
d. GIBSOE Is permanently located in Cleveland
aad has during tbs past two Yeas psrTorEned mani
curoS Of diseases which had lor yseEs resisted ~
ether mods o. treatment Eeierenee can 70 gwen e
indiyfduais Of the hrst respectabilitY IN Cleveland
Bogton, New York, and other ctttos IN resard K
sili and ntsgrftT II Sil professional transact ohs
DVEpspsia- Bhuenaetism, 5croiulA and AL ohroait
| siseasss treated with superior 5ucoa5s.
81 Medicine Bslt 70 any psft cf tAs 6oanaEY q
Dr. fafBsSH95 EsT Work on PhysIolozy For sal
DR.. GIBSON,
| Professor OF Ejeetr0petsy sHS ksdSJiEs,
SR- omoe No. III Ontario strsst, up stairs, tsy
/ doors frOm tbs Pubic Square.
/ flf9oa hovtre Ann n and from 2 20 ccinca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

IFrom the EzaminsE, Eorfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than = thOusAn
oasss, with entire success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
PREsENT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULAI1OA,
ne STATE IS rapidly fling up WLh populltie1 81
uresebt pooulao1 T28 558, Fzto q to2 PER cant n
ter years
AGRICULTURAL FRODDCfA
7e Ssrisuitrai Produces q Ilinots are gfaalsE tl1
ios ofanyother sats. Ths produc,g sent out d1Iing
ts past ysir ezrsodsd 800 ooo tors ne EasateIol
of soappoSches IS oo0 oco bushels, While ne cora
leroo yieids rot less than 10 ,oo0 900 bushels.
FERTuTTY OF TIE sOTL.
Novhsrs can the industrious farmer secure slch n
siiae results for his la50r as Upon these pralfs B
itbrv bsIn9 coupnssd OF deep rich ioar the ieItil
lof Which IS unsuTp passed by any On ne giooe-
@ TO AeTgAI eBL1IEA90Rs. 80
Sinss 1854, ne Conpary hegs sold ,sooiooo asTsi
lc0ufains an dqrsemsat % eltuds he To5d h1l -
coas.Tze1 hr8HQh fhess lands 1t tG1 eets q SO 09Oi
900. u 1850 tss FopulaiiCa q fersntns eot5i.sI'
fhroit1k suich z palsss irg only 5 59s snes l so,
90 kass bs.s aided making tAs l1aols seu0isH slA.
SOL, gaia q IA3 Psr es't
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. =
Aaan evidence OF the thrt Of tle people, may Be-
stated that 900 900 tons q freight, nendng so 20
bushels Of grain, and 80 GO barres q or Weraof-
Earded over he line last year.
FDUCATIoN.
j uachan3ez ard vorkinglnea Wl IND ths free szh1s,
lsvsteIn encouraEed By the STATE ana endowed VITA
large revenue for the support q schools lheir Chi
drsa can I've n sight Of the church and schoolhous
and Er0W ur WIN Alc lLllli-g "a - A----t 49, -
the Great Western Empire.
! PRICES AID TERMS OF PAYMENT
D ne prices OF these lands vary from S. % IS pr
e acre according 10 locaton, quality, &C Erst e3sl
farming lands sen FOR about SO 70 SO per acre d
tho rel1tTs expense of sabdung prairie lal as I'M
pared win wood iand IS n the ratio of lolo 10 favor
% theforef The terms Of sale Tor tho bu< o. tnas
E lands win be
4 ONE YEARS INTEREST n ADTANCz
at s psr cent per annu and SIX interest notes a aI
Der cent payable respectively IN one, two three our
vo and sx years from date of sale and four notes
for principal payable in four, I've, sxand er "a azi
from date OF sale the contract that letntn
E ofthe tract purchased shall Be fenced an1 cug7ad
ZACH md every year, for Eve years from date q ae
80 that ct The end or i've yeara one-hal sa oe te7a
and under cultiyaii0n-
Twenty PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from TIE valuation ior cash, except The sna sd b
az dollars per acre, when the eash pree vi o nE'
dollars.
productions, proes, and terms & payment, ca 3 eaa
iOsrER, Land ConmissioneE,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
lsyeS.-ansI aClfiss sltunts1 up0n. the llll-
80, ,APPLETONss RAILWAY GUIDE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

lFrom the KapaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadech
vino tEy tksm, viii stick TO them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

s,o4 CFrom the Advertiser, Pr0Vldenoe, R.ll
The testimony In their favor is strong, tom q
most respectable quarters.
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3lambina.

NEW POTATOES-3O BAR
IN REL8 Uhoico Fel Potntocs, inst facslyaf
"a t0g sll8bT oAhDE III . n C1E,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Tron the Ws5tsrn 3. B. Gazstts, chicago. MI
We heartily qdorse NJ. spaldinE, and his unri
vailed OephAl fills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
THE s0nTHERN PARI

OF the State lies within the zone OF Cotton regions
while the sell q admirably adapted 70 the growth O
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat iE worth from IS
90 cts per bushel than that raised TURNER nol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Cephalio Pills accomplish the object for vine
they were l1ads, viz Cure Of headaehs in al il ior
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
LAHns nP mLNnIs.

No sats h she ValleT of the Mississippi o1ars % greai
an inducement 70 the settler "a the State Of Illinois
There Is no portion Of the world Whers all no eondE
tons of climate and so1 30 admirably c0mbns % pro
duce those two great staples, CoEz and NHzAf, as ne
Prairies Of Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

IErom tie Advertiser. PrOyid5noe, 3. II
Ths 0ephAlic PILLS sre said 70 be q remarkably e.
fectfVe roney Tor the headache, and Of the FeEI
best for that Fery frequent complaint which ha3 sg'
or beon discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
O1nr WADE, CLEvEL1ED,


Ed. LEADEE: Failing to observe any
thing oflate in reference to the proceedings
of this camp, We viii state for your infOr-
nation, as we'll as Hthose We left behind
u.s." thst everything is passing off finely
and entirely to the satisfaction of all in
terested. In speaking thus, however, our
observations, which are more especially
confined to Company B, the first CuyahOga
company, have been not q little limited.
But from general appearances We think
they guarantee the assertion that, come
What may, the men will never lay down
their arms, when they get them. until
the goddess of liberty shall be again en-
throned, and the Stars and Stripes shall
wave on every hill top. Company B has
had its election, which resulted in the
unanimous choice Of the following officers
Captain-John L. Smith.
let Heut-Ch Chauncey Eggleston.
% Eeut-C. h. IngersolL
Orderly Sergesnt-E. Sessions.
ComBanv Or. Master--E. A. Hinsdale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

ITrom the Southern Path Finder, 4. Oh
TTy them you that ars sfiiCted, and We are sun
that our testimony be Acdsd to the alreadJ m
msrous list that has received beusts that no othsi
mo2iclnN an produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

AL of the GrsFsnberg Medicines sre for
sale By
EIn = rnr Ontario 1T A Public SausFs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

TFrum the eAsstts, DaTeaDort, LoWa-l
Mr.. spalding would not connect hi1 name with
article hs did notF- ~ 70 possess real merit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

ITrom the Sc. Louis Dsmocrst.l
sIhs immense demand for the arsiolaG Osphslle PiI
& rapidly snsreasing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

For the names OF the Towns, EIIl
uois Cent. b. r., see pages HSs, 1894
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

MECHANICS, YARMERs 3 w0REEa MEN
UIE attention Of the eutsrprsng and industrious por
ton Of the Community is drecied % the following
statements and LIBERAL nducemsns onersd thsn ey th'
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, ns they VIII perceive, VIII enabls them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and Industry % provide
Comfortable homes for themselves and fanles with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Iron tho Daily News, Newport, 3. II
OephAlio Pulls are taking the plaoe Of all kinds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
VIENNA


NyRIESEMAR I, 2& 3, ARE DE
TECrED By ROYAL bETTER5 FATHEr 0
Eneland and secured b. the Seals Of the Eoole ds
0hsrmacie De Paris and tha 1mporia Colleg8 o.
Hedicina, Vlcnna. L.tI
No. g invaluable ior exhaustion, EpsrnAtoHh0a
and Al physical di1abiltre1,
os9es that have haretoiore been treated b. the aans
oious and peTniciOus u8o of oopaila and oube5a,
No has entirely Guyplanted the inJurioa5 a.
vercurg thereby insurnE % the sufferer speedy rts
BsE dhpersing Al im7uritioz, and roofing cut tks
venom Of diBease. -
TRIEsEHAR, Nos. /, ? and ;, are preparation the
Forui Of oEsnFo, devoid Of taste and small, and can
snd dlvidsd into separate doses, adminstarsd b
ValT sau Lallemand Roux, Blooid, SC. Price = easn,
a naasa fof e, Which E1TQ 81 and IN "a ceSal,
Vh.rebY there d sagingn nl - be hed wholeealP
aa retail, Of Dr. BARROW, No. l94 Bleeokeg gtreot
Kew York. Immediately on raoslYing z ro1nittsnos
Or. Barrow wiz ioe4agd tie Hriessmnr % any pAf
0f ths world securely packed, and add e11nt acooru
ing 70 the instructions % the writer
~ sod Glso 81 ,. ,. dATLORD and VI
RTSKE. OsvslAne jAAS
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A. y. eearits ASA 14ll
TO
Udwnrd llfuqharn. fruEtee

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN TO
IN tho t'redito-s ofthe said .. g. searis, that
dividend OF II pr cs-t their several clain9 has
been declared 81 the Probate oourt ol CuTahoge
County, Ohio, and that the same VIII Be eaid .
them b tha said Edward bingham, a. bis Cllre, IN
the City OF Clsveland, in said county onthe - da5
of Septsm Der, 1851. =
Cleveland, AUG. Il 1ssi aasil:sse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

tFrom the Commercial Bulletin BOst0n.l
ssid 70 be Tary smoaoiouI for the headsohe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

lNOTICE-THE PARIEERsHIP
N heretofore existing und5r the nane q n
"a Fss(3E 4 ljtl is this day dissolved bI uEf11 q
consezt The business will hereafter % coaducI9a
by IL Uar-on. to Nhom e I Eotss and BOOK accouztf
/ viii % paid a.
SAVING made agsPle anselnents 70 carry On tn
business asformerly would solicit the conttaa4a
n The pubic patronage, feeling assur, thas -al
be enabled to siTs The utmost safisisction. -
| N. CARSON,
! uura-ssil B. W. STEELE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Professor Of Elcetr0patsy sHS ksdiJsEs,
6Nr OHioe No III Ontario street., up stairs, tsE
doors from ths Pubic Square.
0iioe hours from so IL and nom 20 eolooE
sally. fSundhTa ezoeatelt elzN
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-20
DOUGLAS HOLDS I,NcoLN,s .. c1L, uAT

DOUGLAS HOLDS L!NCOLN'S HAT.
The Cincinnati Commercial records the
following instance Of Douglas courtesy to-
wards Lincoln. '.<s
F On approaching the platform where he
was to take his oath and be inductcd into
the office 0; Chief Executive, Mr. Lincoln
removed his hat and held it in his hand as
he took the seat assigned him. The article
seemed to be a burden. lie changed it from
one handsto another, and finally, despairing
of finding for it any other easy position, de-
posted itupon the platform beside him:
Senators and Judges crowded in, and to
make room for them he removed nearer. the
front OF the stage, carrying his tie with
him. Again, it was handled uneasiIy,. and
as Senator Baker approached to introduce.
him to the audience, he made motion as if
to replace the tile on the stage under the
seat, when Dougas, who had been looking
on quietly, and apparently with some ap-
prchensions ofa catastrophe to the hat, said
"permit me, SIR and gallantly took the yex-
atious article and held it during the entire
reading of the Inaugural! Douglas must
have reflected pretty seriously during that
half honr, that instead of delivering an in.
augural address lrem that por.ico, he was
no lding the hat Of man who was doing i,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-20
The RECEPTION OF GEN. TWlGGs
III NEW ORLEANS. ~ Er--
The New Orleans ic,,u,,s SAWS

5 . The New Orleans PtctJn,te says:
/, The xerteran soldier appeared in an open
carriage drawn BY four horses. He was iac-
BY Major Gen. .Brax:op Bragg,
OF the army Of Louisiania General Twiggs,
although somewhat htigued ana scarew orn,
looked still robust and strongiE, Hisfs erect
form and bright eye bespoke the proud SOL
dieE while his venerable. head, uncovered.
and the long white locks floating 9 on bis
shoulders, claimed the respect Of the be: be:
X. The carriage being in the centre of the
reserved space, and the military forming an
i,npenetrablc barrier, we could not set close
enough'to reproduce the speech. His voice
was firm, although he appeared deeply
moredsby the warm and. .spontaneous demon
isiration with which his fellow citizens greet.
ed him. he thanked them,. and speaking
Of llis native South, he said that he had
never been a traitor to her, and her sons
would not accuse him Of being . coward
Abiding to his recent acts in Texas, he re
marked that if the Government had contcm,
plated coercion or resistance why had they
not taken back the forts seized by the state:
Hell had not felt disposed to shed Southern
blood and initiate civil war. He closed his
remarks with the fervcnt wish that. Provi.
dsnce s.n would grant him strength enough te
take an active part in the momcntois strug
gle in which the country is involved.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-20
SATURDAYS NEWS.

Among the appointments arc Mr.. Green
Clay, Of Kentucky. Secretary of the Lega.
ton to Spain; Elijah Hamlin Of Maine
Commissioner under the Reciprocity Treaty
On Friday, in the Debate in the Senate
lon Mr.. Douglas resolutions Of inquiry, that
gentlemen drew the fire of Senators Hale,
Wilson and Fcssenden, charged with violent
personalities. How well Mr.. Douglas sus.
tained his great reputation for readiness and
intrepility in debate may he imagined from
the fact that he had to suspend his remarks
and sit down amidst the plaudits of tho
galleries.
Arrangements have been made to deliver
Fort Brown, in Texas, into the hands OF the
State authorities, without contest. -r no.
The government has dispatched several
steamers to ':'txas to bring home the troops
lately in the service on the Texan frontier.
The steamer Aust,clasian. Of the Cunard
line, which sailed Cor New York from Liv-
erpool on the 18th ult :, had not been heard
from up to Sunday last, which woIld make
her twenty-0nc days out. It's feared some
accident has befallen the Australasian. She
is screw steamer, while the other vessels
of the Cunard line arc side wheel steamers
The Austlaiasian was pu. in the place OF
the Persia during the winter months. She
IS probably the largest screw steamer afloat
next to the Great E stern, and is magni-
ficent vessel, splendidly appointed inIevcry
respect.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-20
THE ro,lCY OF the PRESIDENT.

lL IOlIlC1 VI J AlE I-1tLSADEN1 .
The policy Of the Administration Of
Abraham Lincoln will bc-according to the
best informed sentlcmcn--pcace He will
withdraw the troops from the South, orde,
the evacuation Of Fort Su,nptcr, and aban
don tho extreme cocrcivc policy Of the rad
icals Of his party. In SO doing he will
probably draw down on him the denuncia-
ton Of tie abolition element North, d;sap-
point and disconcert the plans of the scccs-
sionists South.
The extremes North and South have
identical purposes and desires; both seek
the destruction OF the Government; both
are ardent for war, and both strive for tcm-
porary Importance in their respective Sec
tions, by urging ultra measures. This is
the bitter fruit Of the formation Of sectional
parties which the Father Of his coa ntry SO
earnestly and leclinsly deprecated. -ia L
", We hope that President Lincoln is, at this
late day, giving heed to the patriotic prayers
Of Washington, and is striving to avert the
threatened destruction Of the country by
conciliatory action and a conservative policy.
II no succecds'in this, his apparent desire,
he. will receive tho appreciation oferery good
citizen Of the Republic. 9I oI" ,~@'a9@
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-20
Of the Southern Confs,lcracy, pass the Con-
federa.e States without paymcntof duties.
[Signed] r.. 4. CuyLER,
President Of Central Z. Il.
WacrIycroy March 10
WAsuINGroN, March Is.


The senate to- day confirmed the nomina.
ton Of Il. G. lsbcl, Commissioner OF the
Fort OF Detroit. So AZ z. -5E-
The Federal troops evacuated Fort Brown
on the 18th, and left for Key West.
1t is estimated that there are bewcen
500 and 10000 applications already, for
connected with the Post Office
Department. The number daily received is
largc-amounting to 600 or 7CO, Sixty
Clerks are attending to them.
1t is authoritiyely stated that no foreign
born citizens will be appointed heads ol
Diplomatic posts during the Administration.
The Secretary Of State is immoyable
His determination is taken, and will not be
shaken BY any arguments that may bc
Brought to bear on him. Remonstranee
after remonstrance, both verbal and written,
has been lodged with him, but all to no pur.
pose. lie has made up his mind, and is
prepared to take the consequence.
High authority states that the Frencl,
mission has 6cen accepted by Charles Fran
els Adams. aaa @ili
W. IL. Fry the eminent sausied comps-
ser is to be Secretary ot the Lesation at
Paris ,a.if
1t said on good authority that Messrs.
Crawford and Forsyth, Commissioners from
tho Southern Conledcracy, entertained the
strongest hopes Of preserving the peaceful
relation between the two governments.
There is no doubt that their diplomacy is
judicious. ".t ~ 93o .5,,5