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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09
SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.

- No. h5is.HDSniei J. Fails and John Young,
Partners, &C., Us. d. M. Whitney Defendant viii
take notice that on the 3Oth Gay Of March, 1861,
Plaintiffs led their petition in the above Court to
recover the sum Of $500 against him, indorser Of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of LoekPort, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the OF SigS l2,
and purchased from him by plaintiffs, which draft
has been protested for non.payment, and John T.
TOland has been sued as garnshee. Defendant is
REQUIRED TO answer by the 18th OF june next
JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty.
Cincinnati, April II, 1851. apu.fTh
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OF OHIO. HAMILTON COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= IS Superior Court of Cincinnati -Q4,4s5)r
Attachments Henry Mack, Harmann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack & Brothers, plaint-
ifs, G. O Roberts and J, T. Roberts, defendants.
Defendants are hereby notified that on the 22d day
Of March, A. ID 1851, plaintiffs above named filed
their petition in the said Superior Court of Cincin
natl, the object and demand Of which Is 70 obtain
sgainst the said defendants for the sum Of
800 81 and 10 teTest from December g. 1850 aud the
said defendants are notified hereby, that G1ssaWay
BrAshears and James II. Laws, partners as Bra
shears Co., have been duly served as garnshees in
this action, and that property In the hands OF the
said G. Brashears Co., consisting Of tobacco be-
loI cir 10 the said defendants has been Attached h
this action, 10 be subjected to the payment Of said
Judgment, that unless the said Defendants plead
answer OF demUr 70 the said petition on or before
the sh OF June, A. ID. 1851 the prayer Of said petit
tioh will be granted. M. II. & W. TILDEN.f
April 8, 1861. q - lg.rJ aplfTh
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I'm PURSUANCE OR AN ORDER OF
n sale to US directed We will Offer for sais AZ Public
AuetioRi on the premises, at O'Clock P NJ on
SATURDAY, May 20, 1861, the following Real Es-
tate belonging to the estate Of W. 4. Morris, de-
Lot marked "An Con plat filed in this easel being
q ieet38 inches Trent on Front street and extend
Ing back On Ludlow street to the landing. Ap-
praised at Sll 500. Lot marked 'B on said pIat)
being 20 feet TB inches in front on Front street,
and extending back 10 the landing. Appraised at
5000. Lot marked "O'i (on said plaf,) being "a
feet IL 26 inches in front, Front-strset and ex.
tending back 20 the landing. Appraised ats3 SOD,
In Hamilon County, ohio. Terms Of sale one. third
cash, balance In two annuil payments. with inter.
est secured BY MORTGAGE. " 3 MQRals, yL;,
Administrators Of the estate Of W. B. Morris, d.
ceased. ap2O-Sat az
NOTICE THE UNDERsIGNRD HAs
N been aDpointed and qualified by the Probate
Court q Hsmiiton Comfy, ohio, a. Administra toT
Of WILLIAM TRQXELL, dsosased, late Of sai0
HSpil'S9 County Ohio. d. H. FEDDnAs
UH ATTACHMENT : b FORE o r.
n HAGsEIMANN, q Justics Of the Peace Of Cin-
einnat Township, Hamilton County, Ohfo.-Wm.
II ~ th0pce We Zsbnlon Parker The d feadant
vi take uotice that, On the 10th day Of March,
s6l, at the instance Of said painth, said Justlce
issued order Il attschAebf tinst this property
and elects Of said defendant. for the sum OF one
hundnd and tNauYssiH dollars sud forty cents /;
and that said cause " "a ourned for hearing on the
9Th day Of May, ls6i. at s'elo3k = IL n
Dated March q IsSf y mh2S-iTa Th.b
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UUINEg AND LfQUORs.-WB HAVE
1qHo5s, ,whieh have been selected expressly 70
1''u'''-' '' lLBKRr ROSS, Drussi.t,
ian D. W cor. CentrAi-AV. and Kighth-Al
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lucky Paper were as follows:
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LARGEST
GENERALIZATION

tH Rs.
/ iI . F.
,.t.
CONVICTION AND NEWPORT
.. ..
CIRCULATION LARGER THAN ,
ra- " 7Ha s .f
s.
a.
-a ..l
,TT nmuUn ntnwHc CnUnJuun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
NEW YORK MAKKET-nIAY n.


FLOUR-Market opened quite firm with only
moderate demand for export and home consumption.
Market closing quiet at about last weeks prices.
sales i0iO0 bbls Ss.009sIO Tor suPernne state;
S57H@5 . for extra state; S5,OO15 10 for supsrus
western; $5,lo95,35 for common 10 medium extra
hOoped Ohio; S5,7oGT,25 for trade brands do.
CANADA RLOUR-Fair business doing with
oqs o. y 15 PS5'sas - ShS9g u PESes % s s99s are ~ DO
RKEFLOUR-Steady. Small sales at Ss, ,lo94I0O
for common 70 choice superfiDe.
CORN RfEAL-Quiet, with trifiing sales 81 pre-
WI WBfSK YIN good request at STEADY prices
Sales are 200 bbs At i6@l6e nearly sll at inside
WHEAT Good sound shipping parcels are scarce
and l@3c better, with fair export demand while
unsound aud Inferior is dSll and heavy, Sales
2IOOO bush damaged and Inferior Chicago spring at
st Sll669iIs; q 900 bush damaged and inlerOr MIL
waiikee club ct Sl,0I2lYl6i 300 bush common to
Club 81 Sii7Gi rs; li,sUO bnsh amber Iowa AZ SI2s
Gl,A; Z7OOO b sh Canadian club at SI,2l9l,z1;
side for small paroles; 800 bush white western az
sIEIal,76; 800 bush white Kentucky at El,s0
BARLRY-MsrKsi dull and heavy at s@ssc,
q y gnSlltK ,,ao. s.,,s- s- ,,,,, &.
dslnand. SALES ars ls6,tOO bush at ts@45c for new
mixed Wsgterni SO for neg and old do; s6c for
old do 4s956e for new western yeoSi 47e for round
0xTs@in aif request q sI@ssc for Western and
oanadia1; a2.!1@sls1e i9T ststs
bbls e Sl7,oo for mess; Si2. . for prime.
BBEF-MErket dull, with triainF sales at 100
nesi, SlO,O04ll09 for repaeksd messi I'll, ,@9lls5O
PRIME MISS BERF-Markstd dull, and With
out change. .yls
BREF HAHIs-Earkst rulesquiet at SIsal5.
CUT 1LEATa-Quiet. Trifing sales az b05k
for 6hOulders; 667 for hams.
BAGON-QHiet and unchanged.
E,ARD Market steady for good and prime, and
ksaTy for Inferior. sales are l75 bbls at ea91sc.
BbTTER-sslliHg 81 s9isc for ohioi 109ls for
GHREsR- Market steady At aasc. As in qusIity.
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~ OlEsuIar Q EErr... Assnl..
OFFroE OF TIE AMERIokE EXPRESS Co., I
A-li BuFFALo, May 21, 1851. !

OFFICE OF TIE AMERIoAE EXPRESS Co., l.
BUFFALo, May 2I, 1851. 2,
To AaExTs.-You are hereby requested
not 70 receive for transportation BY this
company, express matter Of any description,
destined for any point, or person, in either
of the States which claim 10 have seeded
from the Union you are not 70 reeaive any
arms, warlike equipments, military stores,
or supplies, for transportation out Of the
State in which your ofice is loceted, without
the written consent Of some ohcer OF such
State, or the United States. In case any
such properly, or any goods eontraband Of
war, come into your possession, as agent Of
this company, you viii ct once give notice
thereof, BY telegraph and by letter, to the
Superintendent OF the division in which
your Office is located, and retain such prop
erty subject 10 his instructions. r.
Attempts have been made to smuggle
goods cOntraband of war, over the lines Of
this Company, to points in or near to the
border of some Of the rebel States. It is
our duty and our determination, as loyal cit
izens, TO detect and expose all such disloyal
acts; the Managers Of this Company, there
fore, request all Of its superintsndents
agents, messengers and other employees, to
Be dilligent in detecting, and faithful in re-
porting every attempt made 70 render aid
and comfort 10 the enemy threugh the
agency Of this Company. Any known do
linquency in any Of these respects, on the
part of an employee Of this Company, will
Sc cause Of immediste dismissal from its
employment. Yours, respectfully, j
LTTIEasFoE, FkRoO 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

~ IEsUh1xoE OF E. +. GA4toLDy-- Mr. Gay
lords insurance Of building and stock was
divided among the following cOmPanies:- =
On building-Roger Williams, C. C. Carlton,
.agsat, $4,000; Metropolitan, b. F. BTaytOn,
aQsaE 5000. On stoek-Manhattan, Coe
EMay, agents, s., 500; Western Massachu-
ssst5, n. F. BraytOn, agent, IS 900; LOril-
lard, h. +. BrsytOn, agent, s., SEQ; Phoenix,
Q. q. Carlton, agent, s. OOoi Etna, @, @.
Carlton, agent, s., 900.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks si
HerVouI or Sick Headache may Be prevented and Il
taken at the commencement Of an attack Immediate
reliefirOm pain and sickness win Be obtained.
Thsy seldom iail II removing the Nanses or He'd
ache to which y mates are subject.
ThSy set gs1tiY upon the BoWels, removing Cost
iveness. l l @ 14
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, aid
all PERSONS 0f fssdontary habits thsy are valuable e
Laxatlyss improving the apDsfits giving tone and
Vlgor 20 the digestive organs, snd restoring toe
natural elasticity and strength Of the Wholo system.
l.- THE OEPHALIO PILLS -a q
the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been ia use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved aVsst amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deranssd state ofths stomach
ThsY are roentirelyEsgstabls In their oomposition,
and may BE- taken a. AL times with perfect Sa6ty,
WithOuE making any changeof diet and the absencs
Of any dsagreeabls taste rsnisrs 1t easy admins
ter thsm to Children. . -
EWARR OF OOUEFE FEITRt
~ The genuine have fTs signatures Of Honry O.
5Baldtng on each Box.
S%sOld BY Druggists and all DesIsrs in Medicine.
A Box VIII be sent By mail, prepaid, on rs0aipt Of
the Drics,
TwENrY-EIyE GENTS.
KrAH ordsrs should be addressed to
a Hli adt HENRY O. sPALDIHg,
...r. ts Cedar Street.. Rev York,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

HOUSE, Blows IE--FAERoE Esc1PE.-Dur-
ing the hsighth ofthe gale on Sunday night
aboat 1o o'clock, the gable end Of the double
brick building, Nos. Is and 16, scoville ST.,
was blown in, severely shsttering the build
ing, but fortunately injuring No one So
riOulIy. The house was occupied by the
families Of 3Ir. B. S. Green and ~ Smith
A quantity Of brick, plaster, &c., fell upon
the bed where Mrs. Green was, injuring
her feet somewhat. Mr.. Green had been
lYins upon another bed, but had risen about
s thTss or four seconds before, it was COW
srsd with falling rubbish. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

N- Military blankets and cloth direct
from the manufactory and al m Inufscturers'
prices. by {. H. Robinson, ls2 Superior
street, Cleveland. A very supacior quality
of blanket imperVious X water. Companies
supplied on short mott "a. All orders will
be met with prompt at snta0n. Address c.
b. Robinson, ls2 Superior street.
my6:lmd&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

.,s.-R1- The ladies Of this city are again re-
g qsSslsa . call at the Stone Church ParlOrs
sad teke parcels of unmsde HavelOeks.
Ehs work win Be reaay for distribution this
(Tussdsy) ahsEnOOn 81 o'cloak.
- Ladiea WHO have no sewing machines are
notified that ths Msssrs, WadsWorth have
Kindly offered TIE Grover q Baker machine
Tooms, and assistance in basting is required
thsfsa lJIJ3 -QLLJl tldi 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

APPOIETEEEF OF 0FFICERs.-The Secretary
ofWar has authorized the appointing of on
osIs from ColonelE to Second Lieutsnants.-
q GoF. Dsunissn, however It Is said, viii not
Sppaint, bat win merely approve or dissP-
pfozs Of those chosen. II an incompetent
person b chosen, and the fact is made
s known, 10 commission viii be issued, and 8
new election viii take place.
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#eaifiats.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

->fhe amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
Fl ON neglect OF sTnall complaints is incaculaDlel
and Il Is therefore Ofthe utmost Importance thst
strict attention to the least and most trtng bodily
aiIuents ehoud be had for diseases Of the body in
VariAbly affect the mind. DR.. modat's Vegetable
Life Medicines, in every instance where they nave
besn thorouRhiy used, have triumphed over Disease
IN almost ali Its diveTsifel FORMS Tho sautAry ei
fects OF the Life Medicines have, in facti been 50
unversaliy experienced that they have become tuiy
sstablished As the most easy safe and perfect mode
~ froafnnont eyar offered 10 the public.
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Trrrrr..orr - 10 oaIo.-GO,

TWENTT-oNE REsnrExrs FRoN oHIO.-GoV.
Ds1nison has snnouneed that ohio's con-
fngsaf of troops for the three years service
fstWsnty-one regiments. This includes the
. sIsvsn ct Camp Dennison, the two at Wash
, ingson City, and part Of the nine now in the
sEIis ssrvice, provided they viii enlist for
ths required term. If they do not, more
tFeops VII b taken from the Militia of the
Rsasrxs foE this puTPoge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

- Miss C. L. Ransom, Portrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Pointing, both Portrait and Landscape, ct
her Studio, a Spangler Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
mar puTNTY BITTFRsIII

So denOminatod from their asfonishln@ power OF
creating new life and health, It were from the very
sshes Of the moat dilapidated constitut tions-are
more strongly tonic and more immeqlately lnVlgoIa
ting than the Pills; containing the same choice
y etRbls extracts the latter in diteront N di
d gtion. Although really less cat nhrtlcs tnan the
I,IFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin 70 cleanse
the sliueL tary canal much sOoner generally slight
IL operating within three or four hours, and produ
and exhilaratlng the mind, eFen in less time than
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

Rnl1REED.-Capt. Sterling, of Company
B.,sth Regiment, returned yesterday morn
ingt % Camp Dennison. he has hopes Ofre-
timing the requisite number Of men to
. fsrn . three years company. The
naasseris LEFT in charge Of deputy who will
receive names ct the Atheneum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ DR.. King has re-Opensd his office at
No. 81 Bank street, on second floor, opposite
the Academy of Music. Post Office address,
Box 2O5s, Cleveland. Office open from 3
A. M. tosP. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

FLAGS FLAGS I-Alf kinds of Flags ex-
cept secession ones made to order st the Ladd
4 Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 21I Superior street, up stairs.
If G, W. CaoWELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

Have now been before the Public for period Q. 20
yearg and during that time have maintained high
Character in almost every part OF the globe or the
extraordinary curative properties heh they possess
IN MANY THOUSANDS
OF certified instances they have even rescued sun
efS from the very verge Of an untimsy grave, aitef
all the deceptive nostrums ot the day nave lnNalA'
riably and tnfallibly proved, that L has appeared
scarcely less than miraculs rs TO those VINO we're
cipla5 upon which they arc Compounded and upon
which they consequently act lt was to their man
ifegt and sensible action in purifying the priDgs and
channels OF life, and enduring them with removed
tons and YiRoT, that they were indebted Tor theiT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

RErRrerRAroRs wArEn COoLERs = IoE-
CREAM FREEzERs.-Twelved different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices,
for cash, by W. P. FOaG, my27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

Are composed Of Vegetable Ingredients exclusively
a. can be ascsrtained by chemical tests. hsir prom
inet Qualities are those OF active and search
thouPh perfectly qiild and agreeable detergent ape
rient; ei q gentle supOrifc, promoting the insensi-
Be perspiratiOn OF pleasant diuretic nVgortting
the Kidneys and bladder; and Of dslighttal tonic
cardiac exciting appetite By the demands OK active
digestion, and cheering the mine With that gratelu
felicitOua feelings Of our nature
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

= pRRgEITF PopUIAII0If. ..i
n. st.fe a FsotflT aline up win poDulziiol 49,
rs persons having been addsd since le5oi lzi ~
present POpala06 ,72s sss e,o q lez per ea1i a
AaRrcUIFURAE PRODUCn- :
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greaisr than
80 of any ohsr STATE. me products sent ot d1E1g
~ I'D wear ercoelsd 800 900 5ors. ne lsc crop
q 1850 approzches ss, go 90 5usas, Sas t -0fa
ron vieiis not less than 10 go 900 bunell s1a
FERFUIFY OF THE SOIL. o 81
nobsr. czn ne indnstfsods laraer sesro s1ch IN
rsulis for his labor upon thess 1l1s sos
49, lelnr e0uposed o. deeprich loan, he fsriilg
n xhich Is unsarrasssd b. any On the giobe.
t-.-. 10 AgTUAL CULTIVAT0Ra
ginse fs54 he Company Hare sd I go ara
Bsy seI Only Q aelHs, -. =, -.
s,-1rtTsfsd fzF0i.1E fAl1s lands a ze11 ~
600. N 1850 tis foP'aatioss 81 legigas ~
20 kaus 5eea adfai Iatag 1s i0Ads Ps7aiia0a slA1
sg1, geia q 1is Pr esii-
EVIDENCEs 0R E30SFKRITA
an evidence of the thrft q tAs pe5pls, hzay b
stated that 800 900 toes n freight, nc.alng 30 20
bushels Of grsln5 ead ~ - e-lis- - - - ~
Earded over the line last year. !
EDUCATION.
Mechanics ana l7orknEmel Eia and the frss s,hocl
system encouraged By ne stats and endol,d 5ith
hsrre revenus for the support % schools. esl ehil
drsn can live in sight q fhs enurea sn9 So oISss,
ana LE0N Up IA 49, - 49,
the Great Western Empire. 5arr
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAEl[EET.
Y The prices OF fhsss lands TarT from q . SIS per
liacre according to location, quality, &c kat ela9
lfarlng lands sa for abOgt SO 70 So pr acre; and
the relative expense Of subduing pTare lad as con
lluared win wood land s nthe Tao q % 10 11aEor
of the former Tho terns e sas for ne bE q taes
Glands viii be
ONE TEARS INTEREST N ADFANc&
ID six per cent per annn and SIX interest nog q 81
uer eent payable respectively in one, two, s f5uF,
-vs and sx years from data q sale and 1ar notes
sfor principal payable in four, ave xnud yaara
fra dste ofsale. contract t1a4 1steuth
slogtbe tact purchased shall bo fenced and euFated
leach and every year f0r i've years from date q sale
so that at he end Of ave years o1eah s % tsnes1
land under cultisatio1- llas. l..-1rr. la1.1
Twenty PER CENT. WILL DE DED0GEzD
: nom the valuation for cash. ezcspt the sa1s ad -
; at six dolars per acre aAen The ezsh prcs VA % ~
dollars erl
prOduct0ns, prices, and terms q Payusn,ola p had
OSTER, Land Commissioaer,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
,ages. ana cities situated uPOn the llll-
ISO, ,APPLEDON'S RAILWAY ssyA-'-l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

PpoDtcr AID cosMIssIOS. Attention is
called 70 tho card Of JnO. Boyce Son, Pro-
ducs ( Com nissiOn Merchants, No. 81 Pearl
.trest. New York. This is one Of the oldest
and wealthiest houses in that city, and the
old customers Of Messrs. Deming 4 Tiffany
will bs glad to learn that the former gentle
man has connected himssif thSrOin,an will
attend as usual 70 their interests. COnsign-
ors of butter, cheese, etc, win do well 70
avail themselves ofths facilities which
Messrs. Boyee & Son can Offer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

NEW MUsEo.-Messrs- Brainard ! Co.
have handed Us the g sssr sPansled Banner,
transc.ibsd for ths Piano By Alfred Il.
Pesss." Published at Buffalo BY Messrs.
BlOdgett a Bradford Cleveland, 8. Brain
ard & Co. This piece Is arranged rather for
the popular ear than for the scientific psr-
former alone. Il is highly spoken Of BY
music1l people. - ~ .Iasls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
OHTOAGO nIARKRT-aIAY %.
M A R IN b .
Port OF cLEYELAED.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. . .-
KETERED-May q. AVA
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit. . l4tia
PROP RaGine, Bolts, Buffalo.
PROP Olean, Rlackman, Dnnkirk.
PROP Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo.
PraI. Ogdensburgh, Hopkins, Qgdeusburgh-
Prop CuyRhora, -, Green Bay
;hf Uhallsase, Hearns, harqugtts, 800 tons iron
ssbr. Seaman, Coz, Port Huron, 700 n lumber.
schr Union, (BF) BATrOWs Port BurWen, 90 bbis
~ Hour, A. "a. Perry 4 Co.; slA n shinglssY
VIM. Mellhouse.
soow Mary and Lucy, Burke, Port Huron, % NJ
lumber
scow Juno }. NJ. Titus, Port Clinton.
CLEARED.
Prom Ouyahoga, -, Green Bay.
gchr EHchanE Q, Judson, Copper HarbCr.
schr. Seaman, Cox, Port Huron.
scOW J. B. Chaplin, Meyer, Saginaw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

VUOHANICs, FARMERS 4 WORKING AEA.
rT5F atteutioa Of the enterprsng znd indusious por
tion OF fhs Community Is directed 10 the follow ns
iaisnsnIsa and liberal inducemsuts offered fsm ~ the
rIrrEOYs CENTRAL RAILR0AD COMPANY.
tvhich AZ they win percoiys will enable them, by
pFOgsF energy perseverance and industry, % prov de
comfortable homes for theInselYes and families, win
comparatively speaking, very li'sls eaPiAL
) sl LANDS OF uLIEoEs.
Nosists IN the Valley og the Mississippi OasFs 90 great
an nducsnsnt 70 the settler aa the stats q Illinois
Ibere Is no portion q the world where an the ooudi
lions of climate and soil 50 admirably Combins 70 pro
dues those two great sapss Co.'S aad HHEtFS - me
Prazie5 u limos. aH .r1- 81.
DO a.a TIE SOUTHERN PART aalaF
lo Offbe stsfs les The zonsof he Ootlon re7ons
While ne sou q admirably edsPied 2 ne grcEtn q
20 cts. more per bushei than that raised nor N
RICH BOILING PRERH LANDS.
M dssprish loam Of ths Praries is eultlysisd vn
and lldda sta.sg are moving % limos n grat nglll-
berl ThsaFes q I1os Il about equal 70 that Of IN
gland Gnd ne sOl Is 20 Fieh thatt WI support twenty
nlliOns q Psopis. b
KAgFERF And B0UTHERE IARKE1a
These lands are contiguous % rnilTesa ~ lis s
bls lakes and rivers, thus anordng an unoroEe1 CON
mu1icsiion WIN NE Eastern ana Southern maEEss5.
o APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
mus far capital and labor have been applied % De
VsloDina The soil the great resources Of the s9ate z
coal and iron are almost untouched. ne Eu,
tt he mechanic arts flourish best where fooe andtee
are cheapest viii follow at an early day n LIMOS, ans
h te course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
sSeses of the case warrant the belief that a. leas
I've hundred thousand people viii 30 engaged m "
/ sats Of Illinois in various nAnaaelqflns e1Pi'y
ment8,
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 600 900 q private capital have been ex
Iosnded On the railroad system Of Inos lnasnnuch 2
ar of thefncoms from several q these works, wa
vaIrabIe public fund In lands, go % diminish ne stat
erpeuses ;ths ELTB ARE u1ul and must eonseq asA-.
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
n. Sas. al e only SO Jos ,39s u, dHd .5iisia O
- - isTTf Ras bs. reduced %, SO 746 90, and q
~ reasonably ssl fhai iIias ysaIs Z i''i psa9e e
Pamphlets Descriptive Of The lands, sOil, climate
ea application y 30 W
~ l-ia aeal.-r - 1-E
Eor the nanasa Of the Toxns, yII
NOS Gent. h. H., see pages ass, Iss 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

FOUND AT LAsT.-Bronehitis, and alsO
Earyngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment win cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. BE
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

4zy- Tho esss Of chas II. JeDnings, ior
assault upon Frank Parker with intent to
kill, was on trial yesterday afternoon, and
will be proceeded with this morning. 1l q