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CLEVELAND & PTTTsBURa RAILROAD
There has generally been some delay in the
Payment of tho mortgage of the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Comps-
NY. This delay has been increased lately
in consequences of some action on the part
of certain foreign bond holders, who ex-
pressed q doubt as to the proper working
Of the receivership. Upon which the re-
ceiver demanded an investigation, and the
Ohio District Court appointed Judge Hitch
cock q committee for that purpose,
The Judge has just completed his exami-
nation, aRd reports the accounts Of the
Receiver as perfectly satisfactory. The
company, we understand, as soon IS the
Court confirms Judge HitchcOck's report,
will begin to pay up all the overdue cou-
pOns, and the report itself will be published
Immediately.
The receipts Of the road for May were
about Sl0GOO0, which is largely ahead of
the same month last year. The obstruc.
tons on the Baltimore & Ohio Road throw
8 good deal Of traffic n~orthWard over this
road. The unfunded debt and income
bonds Of the company have been nearly all
converted into the new six per cent. mort
gage bonds. The time for converting ex-
pires on the LIST of July-M. 2. Post
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SWORD PREsESTATIoS-An elegant sword
was this morning presented to Captain Cot
ter OF the Artillery, by a few friends in this
city. The presentation speech was made by
Lieutenaat-C Colonel Sturgess. An engraved
inscription on the scabbard reads;-"Pre-
stnted to Captain @. S. Co ter, by bis Cleve-
land friends, June 2lst, 1881"
The gift was a most appropriate one, and
Is fully deserved by the perseverance and
energy displayed by Capt OOtter in surmOut-
ing a host of difficulties and securing the
1ual acceptance of his command.
This company, during its stay in this
city, excited not only the regard and com
mendatiOn Of the officers of Camp Taylor,
but made itself an extended reputation
abroad by its proficiency in drill and its
sOldierly bearing.
We are glad to know that hencefOrth we
may speak of the boys as " Capt. COtter's
Cleveland Artillery Company" for it is
understood that they will hail from this
city.
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Something about the Seventh ReGimens.
A few days since the ladies Of this place
sent a generous supply Of needed articles
for the sick Of the 7th Regiment to The
Surgeon, DR.. h. K. Cushing.
The receipt Of these donations he's been
acknowledged by the following letter from
DR.. Cushing, which We give place in our
columns, to show our ~oitiEOns that their Ia
Dor of love is appreciated by the soldiers
in hospital.
CAMP DENEIsoN, June Is.
TO Treasurer Ladies' did Society Of GsVs-
Eaad:
Your favor Of the 18th inst, acoOmpan-
led by the large box and two baskets Of
articles for the sick, reached me in due
time.
All thevaried gifts vert yery acceptable.
There influence is felt not alone in the
comfort they afford physically, but also in
the kindly emotions and thoughts they
arouse, Of friends and home that have
been left for these sterner scenes. Palpa-
bic evidences Of remembrance and sympa-
thy drive away dependency, and eneour-
age the sick manifestly. We have now,
through the kindness Of your society and
citizens Of Cleveland, an abundance OF all
the things needed.
The regiment was informed last night
that it would be made ready for active SER
vice IS speedily as possible. We shall be
permitted to take only the most essential
supplies with US. I shall therefore feel at
liberty lin which lam encouraged by your
letter. to distribute among other regiments
g part of your donations.
The future is likely to develop wants in
my department, but what or when, We can
not fOresee. Probably no mortal discern
ment can. If we shall again be in position
to profit by the aid Of the ladies OF Cleve-
land, 1 shall ask it without hesitation, en-
cOuraged SO to do by your kind assurances
of the sympathy felt by them for the sick.
For myself, as we'll as for the sick and
needy Of this command, permit me to
thank you and your associates for the labor
and influence and interest so freely given
in our behalf.
Most respectfully, H z. CUSHING,
Surgeon 7th Regiment.
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MRaieines.
AYERS -sARsAPARILLA,

~ OOMEOONO hEMEUl I'M
IA SIGNED 70 be the most snectual ALfERAIIvE
Para baraaparilla, 80 combined with other gubstAh-
SEeesiSs assiaots Tor me diseases sArsabAriiiai ! %.
putsd 70 cure, II ID believed that such > remedy y
wanted By those who 5gisr m ss5S siSsh s fgul;
cure must prove Of immense service TO this large
class Of cur afflicted glloy-oitizenp How complete
pertinent on many Of the worst oAsos % Be tonnd In
the following complaints;
fJOEs AND EEUPTIvE DtsEAsEs, ULoEns, Pi9rLEs'
BLOToHEs, TUnoRs, SALT BHEUn, sohLD hEAp,
SYPHILIS AND BYPHILITIo AFFEoTioSsi MEaogalAt
DIsEAsE, DRoPsY, HEUKALGA on Tic D0ULopEEux-
DInILIrY, DYSPEPSIA AND iNDIgEsaIoN, hRIsiPELAa,
class Of complaints arising rOm 1mpurity Of the
Blood.
health, when taken In the spring, 20 exPel the ioul
humOrs which tester In the blood 1t that season Of
9sS k ii1s d III SeT 1 sps ni SSeaii n he bs sdsw Multi
tudes can, by the aid Of this remedy, spare them
SSivs. iIom t9S Sr SnSRrS wS9cb t S~ systsm VII StriV,
70 rio itself OF cOrruptlOns, Il not assisted 20 do this
through the neutral channels Of the boy ~ an ~;
whenever you ind its impurities bursting, through
the skin in PimPlea, eruptio1s, or sores; eleansr Il
veins; cleanse It whenever Il Is tout, and your ieel
mss will tell you when. Even where no particular
longer, for cisansihS he blood. Keep the blood
healthy, and all is well; but with this pabuium o.
Sooner or later something must go wrong, and tn,
great machinery Of life is disOrdered or oyyTthrOwn.
SaraaparillA has, and deserves much, the reputa
tion Of accomplishing these ends. Bat ths World
has been egregiously deceived BY preparations Of IL
partly because the drug alone has not all the VIRTUE
that II claimed for it, but more because many pro
partitions, pretending 10 be concentrated extracts OF
Il, contain but little OF the virtne OF Sarsaoarilas or
any thing else.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles, pretending TO give q luart Of Extract
Of SarsaparillR for. one dollar Most ofthese have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little, Il any, ssrsaparil'a but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter Ard painful ais
appointment has followed tbs Eso OF tbs various eA.
tracts Of Saraaparila which Hold The market, until
the name itself ig Justly despi-ed, and has becomt
synonymous with impodllOn aud cheat. Still We
call this compound SarsApsrilla, and int nd 10 sup
ply such a remedy Is shall rescue the name from the
load Of oblOQuy which rests upon II, And We think
we have ground for believing it has virtues which
are Irresistible by the ordinary run OF the diseases
Il is intended 20 cure. Ia order 70 secure their com
pleie eradication FROM the system, the remedy should
Be iuuiciously taken according 10 directions on the
boftIa-
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THE CITY.

WmcoSsIE TROoPs.-The Second Wis
cousin Regiment will reach here this after
noon al q o'clock 50 says q dispatch from
Superintendent Rueker to Depot Master
Robinson. They will probably leave the
ears ct the foot Of Vineyard street. and
march thence to the Square. The sprague
Cadets and Perry Light Infantry viii be
on hand to see their wants properly prOvi-
ded for, out Of the good things which
Cleveland ladies provide.
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B@ W. L. Marvin, No. AZ south side of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufacturer prices, a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles of Refriger-
ators, Water Coolers Torrev's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cock
ing Stoves, Enameled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds Of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
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4Eaai Aotifrs.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ BOZ OF O0URT.-0n the ID day Of July,
1851, at 10 O'clock A NJ, on the premises, in the
township Of aastCleTeland. Cuyah0gs County. Ohio,
viii be sid ~ the highest bidder, the following de-
seribed raj state as the property Of Cornelius Coax
ley, deceased, TO wit: Situate IN the said township
Of kast Cleveland, and part flOt No. 4O9, commenc-
ing st the southwest corner Of q lot owned By Sam
gel hcllrathi thence vest along the centre Of Cedar
lot, thence north along the line Of said Sherman's
lOtE rods to q lot known as the Harriet sprague
loi thence east along the said Harriet sprague's lot
an rods 10 the northwest corner Of Samuel Nell
rath's lot; thence south along the line Of said Nell
rath's lot ~ tods tothe plkcs Of besinniuE, being 2
acrrs aad 23H rods Of be the same more or less.
Appraised az $3.50.
Terms Of sale win be made known on dsy Of sals.
UsraIand. Nay sOfh- IssItsl2
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REvESNA AETrLLERY.-The gun of the
Ravens Company Jane in last evening on
ths PuIsbrrg train, and went on to Column
bus BY The freight train this morning.
A portion Of the meu are now at Camp
DenuisOn; the remainder leave TO day. The
fun company numbers t~wenty-eight, and
they are to be attached to q new regiment
new organising The gun will either be
rihsd or exchanged for one already riAsd.
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soEDIEH's PAT.-OHicers at Camp Den.
pison frequently send Unitei States sol
eiers 70 Columbus with instructions to get
their pay out Of the State Treasury. En-
oarrassuents ard vexations innumersble
arise from such q course. Il is injustice
70 the soldiers and injustice to the State
authorities. Odcers who do not know
better should Immediately learn, and those
who know should Immediately do better
SIT Journal.
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CHANGE OF NAME.-Hersafter, Camp jack
son, four miles west of this city, will be
known as Camp Chase. The name was
changed in compliment to the worthy mem
Der of the Cabinet from this State.-Stats
Journal.
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John Stewart vAerauo7, gully.
Taxa cARHo OF YoUE Doaa.-Ne1tw week IL

Taxa CAREOE YoUR Doss.-Next week the
7 Of the e~1ecutioner will fall upon the de-
voted heads of all dogs founa running at
large whether "mongrel puppy, whelp, and
hound and cur oflOE degree, y or any other
dog. 1t Is the MarsbaIs request that all per-
sons, therefore owning valuable or valued
animals should keep them copined, as be
dislikes the idea Of killing any mans dog,
but is compelled to enforce the ordinance
strictly. =
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic att.o,, Al,
seryons or Sick Headache may b. prevented; and Il
tAkon 81 the commencement OF an attack Immediate
Ieliefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nsusaa or Had.
achs % which n males are subject. o
Thel sctgs2tU upon the Bowels, removing Cost.
lveness. f.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fsmalea- "a
all persons Of sedentsry habits, they are valuable a
aLaxsttve, improving the appetite, diving toue and
Ysor 70 the digestive organs, and EestorinR the
nAterai elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
II CEPHALIU PILLS
are the result Of long investigatfon ana esr.6f,,
conducted experiments, having been ia use NAM
years. during which time they have prevented and
renewed . vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headachs, whether originating In the nervous ~
tem' OF rom q deranged state Of the Stomach. zl1
Ihsy are entirely vegetable IN their composition.
and may be taken At AL times with perfect safstv.
without making any changed diet, and the abaep.s
fany dtsasreeable taste renders IL easy 20 sdmiuis.
YER them 70 Children lu a a
BEWARE OF OOUNTERREIFsr
The genuine hAs i've signatures of Bsprv 4
SpAUne On saoh BOX sr5VcEU
ASsOld By Druggists aHd all DsalsrB II Medicine.
A Bog win be SOnt by nan. prepaid. on receipt Of
1.4. TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. IstF
IA OEdsrs should be addsssSed TO
aHENRT Q. sPAGDINR
- r.y. y Cedar Street, New York,
H.NL|a aL E-#
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EVERY BODY7S FRIEND
HvxRYB0DY APPRECIATES
P RR Z DAaV IEiEf
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

uNERIB0DH APPRkCIATI1 E
P ERR DAVIS lTtEr
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
We beg to call the attention of the psblio to this
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer is = pursl o vegetable compound,
4 perfectly safe meoietns even In the most unskilful
DIPrHERIA. or soRE THROAT.
sarEiing the throat with Pam Killer Teahosd viii
water. Try II. ttff|# r
FOB SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form OF Bowel Disease in Children or
Adults It Il almost q certain cure, and has, without
doubt been more successful In curing the various
kinds OF
and 1t is often 9 per eot cure for
DZBPEPsIA
in tie most aggIsTAisd forms It's tonic and stimu-
lating properties, HrSustng the system to vigorous
actiOn, Render IL n most ehsctual cure for
F COLDS COUGHS, WlE
when used according TO directions. For external
application It is unsurpassed BY any medical prepa-
ration known TE1tFkT 07r
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIO
a~hectionsa are quickly relieved and often cured by IL.
By its application Iscurss Instantly the most Vi
IOOTHEoHE.
It should always be kept near at hand. to be used
UBN & OALDS
II applied immtd ,ately recording to directions, Il
will giEe instant relief and prevent blI5tering. 1t is
peculiarly adapted TO the wants Of
sTEAM NIB
anc otasrS tFagsni9g on our Western Rivers.
See Dirse69hS Accompanying Egek Bottle.
Il has been tested in every variety ofcllmate and
By almost every Nation known to Americans. II Is
the almost constant cOmpan.on and inestimAble
frienn Of the Missionary and the TnRVeler,-on sea
and nd-and nO-one should travel on our Lakes
Fld RiEers without it.
aS-Sold By Medicine Dealers Everywhere. "a
CAUTION The public viii be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Miller, as some unprincipled
men use that 1ams for their Own EoFLbleSs COM
pounds. In so doing they deceive the community,
and infringe upon the Trade MARX OF Perry DAVIS.
Rricss-25 cents so esaE, and 81 per BotG.
in. HABRIs & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Rropriet0rs for the Southern and Western State,
70 whom all orders must be addressed-
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. j. Gaylord, Wm. Fiske, Strong 4 Almstrone,
O.S. Mackenzie, E. W Sarkrider. ar1e5es me- mag
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AotFls.

HOTEL-NOS.
In 45,IandsM mfs{ strsst. "a door nom Broad
gay, opposite the Fark, New York. Huggins q Flinz,
Rroprietorl- y. HuEginB, late Of Pearl Street
ao1ls Boston. asO Fling hso Of G0Vuoy's Hotel
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MARSHALES 6FBRINE CITHOLICON.

which Is offered as a certam cure IN cases accOmpa-
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
weakness, faintness, DefEnged Appetite, SalIoW
Complexion, Pain 10 the Back aud Kidney, Ohfls,
Cold Hands and Feet, BlOaatings, Fevetishnesg, Neu-,
ralRfa, Palpitation OK the Heart, Dizziness, GerV.
onsness, Headachs, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
-EluEhes Of The Heart, Geceral Pain, Crawling and
Pain ~ the Spine and betgeeb the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, INDIGESTION Diricnlt Passing Of
Urine With heat or Bmarting, Itching, Burning or
lrT teti0n 20 the Uterine OTEana, Nightmare, Dis
Hr' Hysteriesi Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous TWith-
IN 3 Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, sad
ness, DeprsTed ApPstfts ,EIsfulsnoe, Blosted and
lg1iaG Bowels UnPlessant Dreams, RaiGa In the
y srine Organs, Humbness and Pass in the Linibs.
Loss Of the Memory, BeWildsrmeut, B0rans1I n ~
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TzB UNITED STATES ExPREss.-It was
tSe United States Express Company, and not
the American, as stated this morning, that
carried the hundred cases of mu.kets to the
West.
The entire lot, number 2 600 stand, one
half Of which were sent to Gen. Chambers at
KeOkuki the other half to Gen. Lyon, St.
Louis.
The United States Express is conveying
q large quantity of war munitions to all
parts Of the country.
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HCME ~TESpHN0NY.

q 1nthtg connectloD we oHeF > lew testimonials. m
81 am q Methodist Clergyman, aud when on my.
circuit / have met with MANY Womsn troubled With
the diseases sor which you advertise MarshaIrs Ute
rtDe Oatholicon ds q cure. l have advised It's use and
IS has elected q complete cure wherever It has been
uee1, Rev. i SHARE. r
-Hrrfun 1fnwunhA,
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ASTER COMMIsSIONER.S

3" ASFER COMMISSIONERS
lkk SALE.-PursusDt 70 a deeretAl order Of sale.
issued from the Court Of Common Pieass for Cuya-
hoga County, Ohio, in an acti6n therein pending.
Ehersin samuel , srkEeather Is plaintiff and john
! hndsnfss = saall, on ths6th day Of yuly, ls6i, II two
q o'clock Z NJ, expose for sale AZ public auction, a.
Lands aud nbments, deserted IS follows, to wit:
LIST. -Situstei ID the oHnshfp Of Hockpert, In Guy
ahogA coun y OhtO, being the whole Of subdivision
lot number thirteen (ts1 in section number one %
in sstd tOVpship Of kockports combining tor1y Hour
So 100 ceres OflAnd, ~ survey ed By Ajax Merchant"
= Appraised value Sf,S0els -El --rrf--a
%. Isl Gsts in The township or Rockport, IN Guy
aaOga JOunfyy Ohio, boiaE the Nhols Of EufaiFisi0n
lot number fouTteen ga IN said section Eumberone
~ aud cOntainingt ourty-hFe t6-iO scIes, a. sur
Feyed By Ahaz Merchant appraised value fI,1o.
JOSEPH 3. GRANRIS
s. p fune414f
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=. Hovr4 PIT 4 4 At tIIitI.,. A,,,,. n-,.sn

M AOLEn'S LE-PURsUAKF
W. 70 the omman Of . decrstal order 81 8als
trOnd the Court Of UOmm01 Please Of Cu5 ahoga
county, e. the suit Of william u Hayes and otAent
against John Or enbrier aud others. 70 ne directed,
L shall expose for sale at pubic auction, AZ The door
o. the Court House in the City Of Cleveland, On the
mn day OF July l5l, at three OclQck ~ the
iolloW1la descrbod preaisfsY tituate u botoEn
ship OF brooklyn, IN The cSu1y Of kuTahosat and
state Of Ohio, and being II thai part Of the City q
Cleveland formeriF called ohio CITY, sud known a.
lots numbers twentT-ODs and tNenfY two in Jacob
P0rkins's subdivision Of part Of The southwestern
portion Of original lot No. my n sgid township Of
Brooklyn, each Of said lots being any feet hOnt on
clinton street. Appraised q al1.
HERRY q. ABBEY,
Loren Prentis NaSfar Commr
"nNMT Haw.mannn
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..
PoLIeE COURT Alice Trainer, drunk and
d~isOrdsrly, sentence suspended.
Ellen TrainOr, drunk, found guilty, 2E
days in House Of Correction.
Julia Grant, drunkenness, 20 days in
the hOuss Of Correction.
ThOs- Butler, drunkenness, discharged.
John Lee, drunk and disOrderly, fined 81
and costs.
James Halligan, assault AID battery,
4ned $50 aud 10 days in prison.
Domino Dick, assault and battery, fned
S26 and 10 days in prison.
John HsFvester, Geo. Rush, Charles o..
DOnnsll, ThOs Davis, VIM Ingrahsm, dis
turbance, fined 81 each and costs.
ROsanna Murray, drunkenness, House Of
Correction % days.
Henry ~sshOeuherbi disturbance fined
Slsnd costs. q
RhsaJ Griffin, disturbance.
Michael Long, intOxicstiOn, discharged.
Jaekson Levi, Philip Adams, q man
Grsenbaum, Lyman S Roseuthal, grand
larceny, continued 70 July lst
Samuel 0dell, assault and battery, guilty,
fined so and ten days 10 prison.
WIN. Mickey, petit larceny, continued to
the oath.
h. Adams, assault and battery, contin-
ued 10 the 18th.
Fred Rock and James Sharon, assault
and battery, not guilty. !
Joseph sampson, assault and battery,
discharged
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Will MARcH-A soldier just from Camp
Dennison informs US that The Third, Fourth
and Eighth regiments, 1t is understood,
will start within q week for Virginia, and
possibly they may go in tWenty-fO four
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PRESENT POPULATION.

PRESEER POPULATION.
NE STATE IL RAPIDLY fling 10 With population S58i
JOS persons having been added since 1850, making he
present p~op1lahoa J, 1855, HrGno oloz per cent "a
ten years.. =
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS d.
ne Agricultural Products q uHlo5 are greater than
Ehoss ofenyotherstats. No produces @nf out during
the past year exceeded Sooloooor4 ne Eheaterop
% $50 Approaches S5,OoOoo0 bushels, WhHo 10 corn
crop yields not less than IA, 600 900 bushes-
FERTuITY OF TIE son.
Eoyhere can The industrious farmer sears such in
mediate results for his labor . uponf hess praids 118,
fhey being composed Of a deep Fch loam, ne fsrt1ty
% which, Is unsurpassed By any ne gt5ba
10 ACTUAL CULTIVAToRa
Sines 1854, as c21Pany hess ed 10000 esa
l~e1niains an dgYecnaat 10 e~ulsratG. Hsroad las ben
leonarn1d through ness land Kan ezDsnss efS30,O0o,
COO In 1850 De population q lryniAs eogHas,
2o3 haus ben GddedS mGkilg hs uAoSPo7Eigt8 s1A,
Sol, a0diB q l&3PIeGL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
A an evidence Of the fhrat q ns people, Hnayb b
stated that 6oO, 900 tons q freight, ncadirg seooCoo
bushels Of grain, and % 300 aEreh cffoU W1ofor-
Eardsd over The line hstyear.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Eorkingmsn wIl ind tho nee school
system encouraged By he STATE and endowed viii 3
large reFenue for the support q schools meir chill
ldren can HVetn sight Of the church and schoohouseg,
end grow M with The prosperity u he leading stats n
49, ns2N
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND EKRMS OF PAYMENT.
ne prices Of these hnds vary from 50 70 SIS per
lacre, according 70 location, quality, &c. Fra class
farming knds sell for about SIG TO - pT acre and
ths relative expense Of subduing prail8 land as con-
pared win wood land Is inths ratio q I 70 10 IL favor
% the former. ne terms q alsfor TIE bulk q 2ea
lands win be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
at six per cent. per annun, and six aterssenoas e *
per cont payable respectively IN one, two, three, four,
I've and six years from eats, Of sale and four nOtas
for principal, payable IN -four, i've, stxand seVsn years
from date ofsale the eontractEtipulann that le-tenih
loG the tract purchased shall be fenced and eaitvatedt
leach and every year, FOR i've yearafrom date q salsI
so that at The end Of i've years o1e-haf shailba fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BEDEDUGTED
from the valuation for 0sh, except The sams should be
a. SIX collars per acre, Whsa the cash price VI be i've
idolarz
productions, prizes, and tsms Of PsynsHt, can b had
Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ages, and 0ItIes situated uPon the MI
40, APPLErOE'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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LGTEsr.-Ths fonWing telegraph was
received here this morning;
TorEDo. June 81.
L. D. RUcKER, Superintendent The
Wisconsin soldiers train LEFT here $40 this
mornias. rhirty-oas cArs-t1enty-hve
ears soldiers and six Of baggage.
l. WHTTE
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F~R4VRLERJs RBGIsTER.

CliEang uiHhinF conveyance TO either oIthe ABOVE
TrHin1 al Bestp, viii Be called for by the Coeohes o.
nc OmnlbuF once, f7Suporior street., door next 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

No intinations have been given there
that the three months men are to be or
dsred back, although those not on furlOugh
viii be retained and probable required to
do antire dntr