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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-25
ous FRIssps at the various military Gsmps and
a. 70 movements and Affairs In their vicinities

III The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary trading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In Its enter
tanning con!ents are the following articles
% Romance Of Real Life. striking story OF fact
Interest to soldier readers; A description OF Ma
nassss Jpnction Humors Of the Post Once"
rich and rscy; Rusell's letters to the LONDON
Times and Interesting extracts from English
pspers treating upon American AFFAIRS.
Late news from the South, by way Of southern
papers: FIFTEEN or sixteen columns Of graphic
details Of late i'm portant military events I'm
portont teIegrsphic news, received up to the
hour Of going 20 Press.
Interesiirg lccal news, including full reports Of
the pTeat barney case, now Progressing before
toe Orphans Court; The important proceed
ines before the Circuit Court IN connection
With the habeas corpus cases and the military
surveillance upon Judge Merrick; All the par
uculan CT the impressive funeral ceremonies
umps Of other fresh and readable local matter.
Editorials upon current topics; An interesting
budget Of agricultural, horticultural and house
held matter, for country readers; together with
uumhef Of apfopos poetical articles; Spark.
ling columns of "waflike wit, and no end OF
a. little iiemsn Interesting to all sorts Of readers
This II Just the paper above all others for per-
Sous sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when % arranged.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IsfsRigsaesr OF to-day is occupied with
news matters
The RepHsIieas SAYS TIE blockade Of the river
illustrates the folly Of the politicians, who have
proposed to the country division upon the "ths
Iin< Of Potomac" upon the supposition tina.
Washington Is to remain the capital Of the North
ern States We can have no secure access to the
sea, unless we have both shores Of the Potomac.
and, indeed, without that, Washington itself
would be within cannon range Of an alien juris-
dlction
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FROM NEW GRANADA BY letters received In
this city, we have tbs following late information
from New Granada
The Legitimate President elect Of New ranada
Mr.. Julio Arboleda, after having taken by force
the city Of Popayan capital OF the State Of Cauca
had Joined to his forces those OF the wealthy State
Of Antioquia, and those which retreated from Bo-
geta when Gen. Morquera occupied the federal
capital Mr.. Canal, Constitutional Governor OF
Santander, was considered very strong wi tn three
or four thousand men under his command, and
General MOrquera thought necessary to march in
person against him. AT last dates the intruder
and sectional government Of Morquera was ruling
only over the small negro States of Bolivar and
Magdalena, and over the parts Of Cundnamarrs
and Boyaca materially occupied by his army. He
Is supposed to have force of :, coo men and Ar.
belado, Enao and Canal the constitutional gen.
erals, III 600
General Morquera had most cruelty ordered the
iilus:rious late President Ospina, Attorney len.
eral DR.. Caivo and other gentlemen, to be loo ed
up In filthy dungeon in Carthagena, a. IL he in.
tended to kill them by degrees. after having been
prevented from shooting DR.. Ospina, which he
ordered In July.
The Congress has power TO meet wherever II ID
able to- the legitimate party stands there In grea,
majority, and session was expected to take place
In PIpayan, in order TO proclaim Mr. Arboleda
legally called to the Presidency by the last popu-
lar elections.
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PROPOSALS FORFURNIshING LUMBEI

/
PROPOSALS FOR FURNIsHING LUMBER.
DrfSf 4g .!,as q = oyrIcx
SEtLED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ofhce
until II m the 80 n instant, for furnishing BY CON
Seven hundred and fifteen thos sand feet Lumber
Of the folio wing dimensions:
f ssGS feet '1 outings ni1 lSSs SSSs s.ts!.
Ard two hundred and eighty me thousand feet
s. Coz fsst p So feet long.
S5Js0 sb, 6-l6
5000 4-It
90 . Sly 4-i1 4"
5000 . Sbys-l2 -
5l,eS0 4" by 4-le "
To ne delivered la v. ashin gton City, d. G. within
NIFTY dsgS sGlsf closing the contract
TO proeo.si Ieosly>d after - m. the 9th instant
hIddsrs or their Gully snthori= sd agents ars 70
suested TO be g, ent o. fne opening of the bids
Esob proposal 10 81 q the fill address Of the bid
,h Ample security %. the faithful ps formsnos Of
he privilege 10 resss we'd by and In, tha U,,t.d
States OF IeJeouny any proposal that may be
deemHd extrayagaot, or for OF her reasons '
~ pUsals Will be dorsed on tie envsInns am
Quo m, ma them; for tsrfisf as Lpbsr"
80 'D' '''1 " Q.artsrma.tsr ana a; E9 sIch
iNsg Yyrk II. buns and times Pabiio ! sds.r.
NJ A. and u. >. 0Azstts. Phi ado phia: sal irso,s
Amss &c ah, % ,lflnoye Patriot Ohio STATE Jonrna
n eVRhlIean. ksttoIni Intsl.igehcer Weshinet m
CsiJ 2.sase copy an'li ts 9Th inst and ssnd bin
afss fh s q 40 s:.ssss
stfr,i 2etlm
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AuGTInN Nnrrn..

Tur AUCTION NOTICE
Cots. C sss extensive sac Of Dry Goods Eosisry,
Ria SoNas, e. 60 to bs sosd 81 the stors OF h.
nv a1a,tt. g morrow w eduesdsvJ 81 oroins :
stoor II disecs saa Sonanains daily until Tie VIE
.o Inc goods viii be sold without rs-erye No
The most desirable Eoods rem In unsoA.
TaE6. sHEOKELI. Txa.s..
eS-u boNTz q GRIFFITH. AnetionesSS
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yMISCELL ANE0US.-C officer 9TH Arts
nsSlnaon,s Express 6; Coma Oficer 81 ID az. ons;
S.r.C; Mr.. Dr l. 5; states & o. ion 2 Ham
eerger Consui; ed. Constitution; uffoe Gen. az
surveys; Nat Hymn Committee; Howsrd,s ES
Dem Ex. Com. = SAi' Net
list Of drop not,s viii be found on the bulletin
iILfIfkRs MUST IN ALL cAsIs m PRrp.tn.
Drop Letters, In ali cases, must be prepaid.
oetS LEWIS CLEPHANE, pm,
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ARMY SUPPLIES
- fORTABIE FORCES,
TRAY or CANAL BARROWS,
EHEELBARROWc,
TRUCKS, felvy ana light.
HossE or 3 All BUCKETS.
GINDsTONFs. complete,
GRtNpSFUNES and FIXTURES,
s kEs,SSTffssshers.
Ak HANDLES,
PICK HANDLES,
RhITkN OF STABLE BRO0Ms,
SHOVELS,
SPADES,
LOG CHAINS,
FIFTH CHAINS
NATTER CHAINS,
TRACE CHAINS,
SWiNGLE TREES,
HAMES,
CORDS,
CURRY COMBS,
faire Elk FL Platform and Counter and Hay
BUTCHERS SCALES,
BUTCHERS KNIVES
BASKETS, 30, 10 10
Fol sale at Wholesale pS,oss Nv
j. p. BARTHOLOW.
hsilcuItafhl warehouse, 5oS Seyepth ST.,
DC % IuioO between IA and Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-25

BY g, MCGUIRE d CO, Auctlnn.er,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOI ID EFSECrs
= AT PUBLIC ApcIION UnTUESDAY MORN
ISS. gotonsr 18Th az 10 O'Clock. a. the residepce
OF ne lste Mrs. J ulis Keep, on street. between
uth ana flepenth streets, shall soil by yirtue OF
NJ o5oei ;,om the honoysble Orphans Court Cor
En- c,t. coa So9Sn,y, D. Z" ell the Furniture and
Exeellsn. RS.evOod Piano Forte. stool and Cover,
hAhatome Rosewood sofa. and Arm Chairs,
10. nnisnef In y reen and Gold Brocatelle,
Eadr OF eiegent eEoh p ate Mantel Mirrors,
W Woe Top Cente' Tables, whatnot,
Wenut Hair spTipg seet Patior Chairs,
rSye. And Brussels CaIpstx,
Gilt window Shades, Coruioss and Fi.tures
b andat9me SIk Curtains, zoe Curtains,
Lasn Lounge, Mahogany Secretary AID Bookcase,
SaOs And Brackets, B-onss Hat Tree
sntel Ornements, Vases,
eno some 90 lection of Shells,
nasasome Green and Gold Marble-top Cottage
MahSssny French Bsdstssds, Bureaus and wa.l-
Superior Feather Beds. BoIstsrs, and Pillows,
Sureo HAIL Mattresses,
Banfets Comic Is, Copqterpsnes,
Se'S hwnoi s slooes q superior Irish Liner, for
Sneetlng, Towels, Napkins, dc
Soio silver Yea Set, Water Pitcher Goblefs,
Spoons, Forks, Fash Knives, Sugsr and Salt
MAI ssny s dsb0.rd With Msrble-,Op,
70 MntaE and Other Tables,
i0ts.net Sitn macy other articles Of Housskses-
ing EAee,s not neoessary 70 enumerats.
ms; 80 and under, cssh;oyer tfst SUM
OF ~ CAS- fer sat sfsotorily endorse ed notes,
Lucy A wBEeLRR, Administrators.
oe . ]. g MEG uiRE & Co, Aucts
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aREES q WILLIAMS. Avot..

tJ I; g. Mos UIRE q CO.. Auouoneers.
SUPERIOR RO-EwOOD CASE PIANO
- tokIKt ELrsaNT RosEwoon BRocE1KILI-
Snvkkkp f6lLoR fpRnITuRE. FRENCH PLATI
GrssSaIIy CAupSFfi mp RoSsKFSIP ET.ssIs
street, opposite Lafayette seu,re. recently occu
nied oy the Gillian Minister, We shall sell eli the
rurniture eno Enecs, comprisIns-
NeIS superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, By
Suit Of elegant Ro,swood Crimson Rrocstslls
Suyered Parlor Furniture. consisting Of large
Superior Git Gas Chano eiier and Gas Fixtures,
Snit Of Walnut Plush covered PsrlOr Furniture,
hapSassone Es-J Chairs, Lounges and Fancy
Rosewood N srbls top Tables. wslpu, wb,,Do,,
6nPeIlor ost wood recretsry and Bookcase,
He dso, T. epch Plate Gllt-frame MIrrors
LLsoys w Inut Secretary, lap nese CsbIne,,
Din MT Chairs, Side Tables, Plate Warmer.
Shlne, u ass and Crockery, Table CUTLERY,
Excellent Rrussele and Three ply Carpets
Sfar CARPETS Oicloth, Mating,
walnut French and Jenny Lind Redstesds
Do Dressing and Pain Bureaus,
Marorobes, Washstsnds, Toilet Sets,
BaIstep, nd p her Mattrs: Bisntsts,
HIgh-post and Cottage Bedstesds
cane scar Chairs. Roc kers, Arm Chain
hsinseretor, stoves, Kitchen Utensils sc RI
Iogether With many ARTICLES Of HousehoI5 Pm,
nituIe not necessary 10 enumerate.
eiIld cash. cRs.nbS MoGuiRE CO.
10 He AROVESALE Is UNAyoIDIRIy
postponed until MONDAY, Oct 18th sane hon,
anu s,sce;a &c. MCGUIRE Co,
Oo ~ eOodos AuotiopNsrr
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AUCTION SALES
By WALL a BARNARD. I.c,,o,

By WALL q BARNARD. Auctinne.r, =
CcNT I!., !, OF TsEsrfEs salr
Pa = - Al :. sV.!ios TUESDAY, S S,Ssi.se
- Ss OK sss.s:ss ~:
Ss II: ss'; !, ga M.a.Ir. WIRE.
u r:,:r f!rds. sia. 3 60 a.. sss'n S,.,,I'
B. s:, r.: Ti S.sYsss Ram ~ ,s:s Gin
ss. BIsrdy: WE.tsi ,ni s..us.
AL. an ,is, wi one "a Opportunity 10 kessau.
sale 70 tive and ,el ms cash.
y Car, sue VIII b a. the Aseti q Reoa. a,
B, Sfd-r Of the TTq',ss
By J. c MCGUIRE a CO.. ASetiooe.,,
sI's AsMoS OIL" for I soldiers 1 1.e eomfk.
sod a. ,he ASetion Room, oE SATURDAY os s
tooer ., at 10 O'Clock An. Goa
B' GREEN a WILLIAMS, A.otIop.e-,
u0RSE. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
. Assfr .s 10 1oss i
NJ, No s2s seventh e az le o'ooC L q. m, an tIosl
:o'ss. Bureaus, chsirs. %srsrohe.. Bed,,.,d.
On. aoPd Young Horse which rides vel and scrt.
With . large assortment of other srneIes. ,wh,,,
deem pnreoetsry TO ensmerste.
o,.a GREEN q Will JAMS.
eNa lkepnblcanl Auotion1ery
H69ska 6siSSu ESks 4 fS kk''s,s';;
a. ssIS s tiS Issst 3:
he Auction Rooms lsrre lot Of HoussAOOSSn . q
sos:. ek.irs' Bsds,s,d., Reds. Mattress. =. -.
Drss:l Bairs.u,, w..h.,.nd., s,e.bo.rd, -.
Brussels, Ingr.in, vsni'Lsn Carpets. and N.,,,,,
sorms nj Of Kitchep Rec ui,i,e ese'' with an AZ
WILL BIZ ADDED
1 Bay Horse, Sprung Wagon, and Harness
Teims casa IN specie
B.GREEN & WILLIAMS, Apot,opas,.
pEWs, GALLERIES, COLUMNS. Pulp =.
- Gas BusNERs, PIPEs AND STOVES III Aucrros
On MONDAY, the 18th instant ne shsIl SCI :,
Y O'Clock m stthe Old Trinity Church, on FlnS
81 between Louisiana avenue and Z 81 !, the ioI
All the Psgs, Ga .ries. Pulpit. Columns. s,,-
burners and Pipes, Stoves, 49,, TO be removsd
90 80 GREfN Il WILLIAMS, Auo,,.
RAILIFF's SALE OF FARMING UTFN-
II IkNsILs AND CRoPs IN THK 6RcuNp-By
yIrne OF an order Of dIstrsiut, issued b. h.rie,
~ Payne against he goods aud chstteli of Henry
Lingham, 20 us decreed, we shall sell at publtc
sac, on me premises, on MONDAY, 18Th Do
toner, at 10 O'Clock N, near Ten allytovp, III.
ienovln. property, 70 wit: Fort, Eve aeres Of
Erou' d. fr m three 20 six Thousand heads Of CAB.
bAge, lot Of Carrots and PsrsnIps Cat 4 sn,,..
wagon; Grey Horse, Souel Horss, Bisot
cS,.T. P PSv co., g,lre two ys.s Old H.lssr Bay
inS Utensils too numerous 20 nentiol.
Terms cash, in current funds
WI. ROSS, JOS. r. KELLY.
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nj ARshAI's sALE-In virtue of q writ OF
~ neil iaeies Issued from the CLERKS Once OF
70 ne cirsotec, xIll expose 20 public sale, for
IA, In iTont OF he Bspk of Wa hir gton, on
mneDclnE ats o'clock . m the following FOODS and
chaEols TO Wit vifs Marble-top Dressing Bp
Etench P's'e Meotel class; Cane seat and fsnc,
CHAIRS; Bedsteads; BEDDING, and Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolster. and Pillows; lot Pictures:
LOT Brussels Carpet; Piano and Cover; lot Blfnds
lCnamber; Mahogany Glass; Olloloth, &c.-xnS
o,eioek Will sell, under sad 6eri fsctss Iot
q OAK Lumber, at the Cane FACTORY OF J.mes
onatteis OF Jane. Crutohett, aud will be sold In
satisfy yudiolals No. Q 20 yauuary term ieee ~
w, SELOtN
&C H-u Late =. Marshal %. C.
LITTLE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, the Sch INST, Isme honI .n3
pIaS Q, consequence Of the raia.
w. sELDEN,
GO ~ Late u. z. MsrshsI I q
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End military like that Dcta citizen was disturbed
or probably knows anything about 1t.
witnessed the hrst battle In my life yesterday
Must say have no particular taste Tor engage
ments. The wounded, and some prisoners, have
been coming In all day. Several Of our plckets
were killed last night. The Californis ard New
York Fifteenth regiments suffered most severely
Yesterday The secessionists had themselves en-
trenched in rife pits. I do not know whether
they had any cavalry In the action.
Doubtless many Of your readers think should
saw something relative to the Putnam Rangers,
and feel uneasy for the safety Of their brothers,
sons, and other severed ties, since the advance
has been made. Well, they have not had time
to write to their friends, and beside, we have
only ti-weekly mail to this place, which gives
our letters a coed age by the time they reach
their destination.
The Rangers were called upon on Sunday last
and turned out to man for any emergency, in q
twinkling They mostly perform escort duty
but daily a large portion are sent as bearers OF
dispatches and scoutes. Several have made mar
row escapes, but all are well and on the north
and safest side Of the Potomac tonight; but are
kept In constant readiness, momentarily expect
ing marching orders. BKNwooD.
NAVY YARD.
Affairs Dozen the Rirsr.
The Pusey came up to the yard last night from
| the Potomac aotilla, and reports that the Confed
crate steamer George Page barbors in Quantict
| Greek. She occasionally runs out into the Poto
mac, but keeps under cover of the batteries
Their gunners amused themselves again yesterda,
afternoon, by throwing few shells at our men OF
| the Maryland side
The Ice Boat, Union and Satellite, which wer,
between Shipping Point and Matthias Point IN
the early part Of this week, received orders, a
soon Is The additional batteries at the latter pon
| opened, to retire below Aqua Greek. This the,
did one dark night, and the next night the Pag,
| slipped out Of the creek without encounterins
any opposition.
The Yankee, Resolute and Reliance are now
stationed at Stump Neck to watch her move
ments, and keep her within the limits OF her pre-
| sent contracted cruising ground.
There are now therefore none of our vessels be
| tween Matthias Point and Shipping Point There
are below the former point the Iceboat, Union
Satellite and Rescue; above the latter point the
| Harriet Lane, Yankee, Resolute, Reliance, Wy
andank, and others.
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By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctiopeer,
AND KITCHEN FURSfTuRI

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNfTiIRH
H AT AUcrIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18Th lnst |.
We snail sell, ~ the es'dence Of O gentleman &c.
ming housekeeping, st No 1e9 Sixth, betves,
NJ and streets, at 10 O'Clock m, an exoellent
assortment Of Furniture, viz;
walnut sprIng Sofas Chairs and Rocker
marble TOP Cen'er, Extension Dining and other
Whatnot, Dressing and other Bure.u., Iron Crib.
tainted Cottage Chan be! Set, oomplsts,
Ienny Linz. Cottage, and other Redstaads,
ock, China, u lass ard coke Ware
lin, vet, tai =, and Chamber Carpets,
Marfle TOP Washttand, hair and other Msttressss
SEetvheei Chllo's Ca mage, and Mating,
t9ot ing, PAS BurblnE and otser Stoves
With sooe lot Of Kitchen RosaIsltss. Coal and
And mary other articles, vhich vsdsem anneces-
sary To enumsrate.
Terms cash, in PEI ie.
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postponed until MONDAY, Oct 18Th sane 4an,
and place. d C. NoisIII9E d H 70 hoer
Oo ~ eOo6as AuotioDeSrr
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LIsrOR LErrERs REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WARRINGTON CITY,
October 2s, is8

October 2s, 1851
t0rdered 10 be inserted In the RvRrrNs STAR, 10
being the Newspaper having the largest circulstion
81 any daily paper published In wsshingtou.I
iOAll persons applying for letters IN the follow
NJ list, will please say they are ApvERTIsEp,
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tsS .psnskr sks 4 xs GIG rhi 20 BATS
stfr,t lei-im
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
IA Notice Is hereby gisen that the undersigned
has been daily Appoin ed and quali1ed as sd1ntn -
trAirix on the estate Of hyToh pouE dec asee
Clav.Isad S.nt 2 lssI sspt5-slf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

MERCHANTS DISPATCH FAST FREIGHT
LIzE.-We would call the attention Of
Merchants in this city to the facilities Of
fered by the Merchants Dispatch Fast
Freight Line, for the speedy transportation
Of freight from DvStVu ana New TUrk, the
very lowest railroad rates. The amount Of
business done by the Company is immense.
Seven car loads of freights came in from
the East this morning. Ths line is owned
by the American Rxprers Company, and
all contracts made will be carried out to
the letter. First class freight from New
York to this city is sixty cents per one
hundred pounds. From Boston, forty eight
cents per one hundred pounds. Il. K
Boylston is the Agent in this city. Office
at the General Passenger Depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

TwuspuxoH4 4F4iA.-Fhe sixth Annual
Fair Of The UIiOn Agricultural Society
was held at Twinsburg the 9th and 9Th
inst, and Notwithstanding The unfayoraoie
season, il was complete success, the re-
ceipts exceeding that Of any previous year
The exhibition Of cattle was large, among
them some very fne animals. FROM Au
rors township we're twelve yoke Of heavy
work oxen, six yoke, belonging 70 hurd t :
Sons. They had also one pair two year
old twin steers, weighing 2,sO5 lbs, one
OK Q Os5 lbs, and one steer one year old,
IIs5 lbs. Hudson and SOlon townships
we're each we'll represented with 4 long
string Of work oxen, and many fine COWS,
steers and calves. We never before had as
coed a show Of cattle.
The principal attractions Of the second
day we're patriotic song by thirsy-four
young ladies on fancy car, carrying ban
nsrs and drawn by four beautiful greys
and ths military display. The following
companies were the OOmpetiiors;
Freeman Guards, Aurora, Capt. 7. u
Freeman, go nembersi Chngrin Guards,
Capt. W. @. Hail, 40 membersj Sanford
ZOuave Cadets, Bedford, Capt. A. b. Hub
bard, IS members Tiger zouaSe Cadets
Bedford, Capt. W. E. Way, IS members )
Union Grsys, TWinsburg, Capt A. UPsOn,
% members; TWinsburg Cadets, Capt. S.
Wilcox, Is members; Union Artillery,
Bedford, Capt. q. LathrOp, II members.
The Union Artillery Company we're on the
grounds and fred a Federal salute at s. nrise.
Gen. Mariner and staff reviewed and drilled
the companies, and awarded the banner to
the Sanford Zouave Cadets, of Bedford, Com
pany G, Of the Battalion. Gen. Mariner, OF
Akron, presented the banner, accompanied
with some very apprOprite remarks, and
high eulogy to all the Companies for their
proficiency in drill. JLiert, c. Ennis re-
sponded in behalf of the Sanford ZOuaves,
in a few briet but truly patriotic remarks
which were highly applauded.
The Concert under the Tent, By Prof
J.. W. Fessenden, came off with grand sue
cess and was we'll attended and highly
appreciated. His comic and Machine Songs
ELECTED rOars Of applause and gave rich
variety to the evenings entertainment,
The third day was chiefly occupied in the
exhibition of horses and fast driving bu
the principal attraction was the "Old Folks
Bee Hive" comparing the costumes, habits o.
Industry, modes of conveyance, &C., of l776
with 1861. the procession came on The
grounds, headed by the Marshal, dressed II
the uniform of Captain in the war of 1872
followed BY the Hudson Cornet Band; then
came the Old Folks of I776, on horseback
with oxen and cart, and large platform car
drawn by yoke of oxen and horse, all en-
gazed in the various occupations OF weaving
spinning, knitting, oarding haz-breaking
&C., sc. Many of them were dressed in th'
wedding costumes of their grandsires. Mex
followed 1861, showing up " Young Ameri
ca in its highest colors, engaged in EN-
broidery, working sewing machines, playing
the meIOdeOn, reading the latest novelette,
gentlemen in military costumes, reading tn
newspapers smoking segars, &c. The who'll
affair was admirably planned and executed
and added much to the interest of The day.
B. c. HERBICK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

PRESENT POPULATION.
NE aats 3 rapidly fllag up with popalato1 zee,
Us persons having been added sines ls5o nas8 ne
present population u 0oa' fali0 q i'- E e1a- u
AGRrCULTURAL PEoDUCTS
lgriealtural Pr0ducts af Ilinois greEsE thal
any cher stata. ne prodncts ssrt oui dzring
he Dst year exceeded 300 00o tors Ihs Ehe1t crop
n 1880 Epprozches IS oo1 90 ouslei gls ne eofn
vroo yfsits Dot less fhan 10, 900 900 bu5del1
81 FERTIFFY OF TIE sOIL
Howhsre can the industrious farmer seiure such IN
iats results for his labor IS upon these pras s5s,
1heV NsinF cou1unss Of deep Eich oau he fertility
q Hkch, Is Ensurpasssd By any On ths gsobs. 30
4r1zl 10 ACTUAL CUEITVATORA 20
sires 1854, De c0npaag Acre soa 1,oo0,ooo aeT.t
egaains an GgTseBet % elauafs. T1s Told has besl
eonSTlrsd dgongh lAese ldIds q an ess q ~ 90,
600. N 1850 ths population Of forty rine c5iie1i
Tsreh tshisk & pass teas only as 59s sics trie 40,
2e3 haze ben addsf; making fle toAos sPao1 sl4i
sOl, gain gf 14s Pr east
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. e
As an evidence OF the thrt q tAe people, ltsy b
stated taat 600 600 tons q freight neudng soo 900
busheis OF grain and go 900 barrels q hor Hefs for
WRrded ever tae Inc last year
-l1 EDUCATION. a
Mechanics and yorkingmen WI find f1e ne schooi
system encouraged By the stats and andouel with
arge revenue for the support or schooiE Laeiffhd-
dren can live IN sight OF tho church and schoohouss
md grow up with TIE prosperity of the laang ats 10
he Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERHs OF PAYiEET.
he prices OF these lands vary from 50 % IS per
lzere according 10 location, quality, e. Frst ciasI
farming kinds sell for ab0ut SO el2 per as and
the relative expense q Gubdung prairie and 20 cotn
pared win wood land IS a The raiO q 70 10 nfavuf
of the former. Ths terms q sale for TIE b hess
lands VIII be
ONE YEARS MTEREsT N ADVANCE
at SIX per cent per annu, and SIX interest nots z SIX
per eent payable respectively II o1s, two three four
Ave and sx years from date of sale and four noiel
r principal payable IN four, Ave, SIX and ssr n erS
from data of sals; ating thai lsut1
lof the tract purchased shall bo fenccd and clvied
each and every year, for I've years from date q sale
so that at the Sd Of I'VE years onehaf sa Be ineed
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CEET. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the sae sioad b
al SIX dollars per acre when The elsa pres va p nVs
dollars
productions, prices and terms or Payneat sa Be had
oSTER, Land Commissions,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,9ea. and cities situzted upon tke Illi-
I9O, APPLETOH'S RAILWAY sOAA1AS'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10
2 y. soivn action hor. money oOly.
Thomas Dsnham, d'tJ If
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Ths STATE Of Ohio, I
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