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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
FKONI ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOWS, May

hDLA53 may
In connection with the negotiations concluded
YESTERDAY, between Gen. HarDey and Gen. Price,
Z synopsis Of which was ielegraphed last night,
Gen Harvey publishes this morning the follow
ing address
People OF Missouri II take great pleasure in
submitting 70 you The following paper, signed BY
Gen. =. Price, commanding the forces of the
State, and myself, on the part OF the Government
of the United States.
Il will be seen that the united forces of both
Governments are pledged TO the maintenance Of
the peace Of the State and the defence Of the
rights and property Of all persons without dis
tincfiOn Of party. This pledge, which both par
ties are fully authorized and empowered 70 give
by the Governments which they represent, will
be by both most TeligiOusly and sacredly kept
and II necessary TO put down evil disposed per
sons, the military powers of both Governments
Will-bc called out 70 enforce the terms of the
honorable and amicablc agreement which has
been made.
therefore call upon all persons Of this State
TO observe good order and respect the rights of
theirfello g-citizens, and give them the assurance
OF protection and security Ia the most ample
mdnnsr. Signed, WIN S. HARNEY,
Orig. Gen, Commanding.
Il & understood thxt Gen. Price will disband
al the State forces, and take prompt and effect
i've measures 10 insure fall projection 70 an class
rs 0f citizens, Ali complaints OF violence or on.
preston are hereafter TO be made 10 him and If
be fails to afford the Necessary relief, the United
States forces will be used.
The Democrat announces editOTlally that no
ettempt will be made TO divert the July interest
OF the Fund from lis legitimate course.
On account Of advanced age and iufirm health
Col. O'Fallon has declined the COloneley Of q
volunteer regiment, rendered him a few days
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NRW YnRK ITRNIS.

NEw 1oRK, May p.
Seven boxes containing paper and baggage,
belonging 10 Gen. Lee, were seized 70 DAY en-
route9vis this city-from Texas to Virginia.
A quantity of contraband goods, shipped by
the New Haven Arms Company to Baltimore
were seized 20 day. y a
Prize Commissioners will be appointed 10 NOR
row, by the U s. Circuit Court, to dispose OF all
cases of seizure Of vessels.
Special to the Express There are now thirty
two St ong regiments under arms here, including
two of regulars. i--.,
Gen. Scott wants 1000 men along the Ohio and
Mississippi, which precludes the idea thst any
very large force Is coming upon Harpers Ferry
from the West At present the Government don't
seem to care much about that point.
The ID regiment of regUlars IN Minnesota. ten
companies Of Dragons. artillery and infantry IN
Utah and the 5th and It'll regiments Of infantry
in New Mexico, and part of the 10th regiment
are ordered here.
Minnesota will be guarded by the lstregiment
of Minnesota volunteers, and New Mexico Dy
Il e % regiment Of volunteers raised by the GOV.
ernment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
wAsHINGTON MAFTRRs.

W AshlhGIONf -
Il is reIfabIv aseertained that Spain denies that
the seizure of San Domingo was In consequence
~ her orders or with the knowledge of her Gov
ernment hut saws she must have time to receive
frrther information before deciding what 10 DO
Foreign Ministers at Washington are gratihed
with the imposing demonstrations of loyalty by
the people for the Union. "a. . s-.1... ).
An the Ministers were present at the reception
at Secretary Stewards last night ..a 2
The Navy Department will invite this week,
PROPOSALS for building machinery for screw gun
boafs Parties applying for the contract viii
address jhe Chief Of the Construction Bureau,
who will furnish them complete specifications.
Gentlemen just from Mt Vernon report
u ashinVtoy's tomb undeseorated
A dispatch from Raleigh 10 The Richmond En-
ouirer Of yesterday, says:
Great rejoicing over the unanimous vote OF
secession One hundred guns were fired IN the
celebration of the severance union win ule AD
oIitionized Yankee Government. a. t.1H
A dispatch n some paper from Norfolk. says
Nearly 5000 troops were concentrated at sew
ans Point on the 10th, but the Yankee mereen-
aries didn't return. -
steamer left Portsmouth under nag Of truce
for the Federal feet of Old Point, carrying wo-
men and children deEirous of Joining Northern
friends Captain Hunter, commander Of the
Virginia navy yard reports the Monticello bsdly
damaged, six men killed and several badly
wounded Mote by Washington reporter
This Is news here ...e. .-.1.
Saturdays Charleston Courier reports the arr,
val Of several vessels. The men-ofwar had moi
been seen. The ship Thomas Watson, Of New
York, had arrived at Wilmington, n. Z.
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WESTERN NEWS.


LEAvExwoRTH, May p.
TnteIIigepee from various sources shows that
,111bsr of Uniouists that have been driven
from the border oCunues in Missouri, nave tAKen
rsfnge in the south eastern Kansas. some Oh
tS,,,ss stovv evidences of severe treatment.
Three regiments Of Uuiied States volunteers
e-orn kansas are being formed In this city and
Lawrence as fast as possible
weston Mo seven miles from here. placing
mis- city within one days travel OF the mississippi
river 5,, n, ,,os.
Fl. KEARNT, May 22-Ihe express oOach P'''s-
ed At O'Clock p u. yesterday.
DESvER, May is "A practicable route ior the
overland mail has been found directly west IRON
This CITY Steps will be Immediately taken iOr
Tbe Weld of gold is rapidly increasing IS spring
od-snces and water becomes more abundant
one and one fourth cords quartz iron the mis-
sonri lead yielded S5s5. II was heretofore con
sidrred not worth crushing. .r IS tf D..
Vsv,osbor vary fine
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COMMERCIAL.
UI,EvgLAND sIARKRr-HiAY -,

RLOUR-AetlvO and firm. with sales of 50 ibis
enc At S. 2S; 400 bbls ranging from ins to common
extra, at s. Ou@S7s; $50 bbla red double extra ct
$500 30 bills choice do At Ss2 and 100 bbis city do
at $3.50. --..
WHRAT-In good demand, and in one Instance
an auvanoo has been obtained. Sales srs 700 bush
red frOm store at sl.lO and 1000 bush 90 as-sllI-
White is worth Si,2s.
OORN-HOldsrs are generally asking sS@s7e, and
81 es are making In small way at those hsures,-
These prices are much too high, however, to admit
Of shipment cast and to command sales Of large lots
ssasse is as much as the market viii bear.
OATs-sAiss of ? ears on track At 2Sci 500 bush
from store at z6c, aud car at same.
HIGHWINRs- Dull At ishc.
EGGs-Duil with sales at Sc. l. .l.'
CHEEsR-In light demand at 20 C for Western
Rs'erve. l-..
FRUrTs-Dried Apples are inactive at Sc, and
Peaches At e7c for unpeeied, and i7sC for TSeisd.
RUTTRR-Very dull 81 i0@I2e.-
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MIsCELLANEOus.

LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS FOR THE OcEAE.-The
Buffalo Express says;-The Lsks Ontario STEAMERS
New York and NOrtherner are about to be sent
down the st. Lawrence to the ocean, and taken
round TO New York, Ehsie they will probably be
put into service a. Government transports OF on
some other service. The oswegs Times says they
will be fitted for ocean navigation at Montreal The
New York Is Of 1000 tons burthen, and draws more
water than any steamer that has passed down the
rapids. She will be pilOted by Capt. Rankin, OF Og
densBuFgh, who took down the Canada and Ameri-
ca safely some years since, leaving OSdensburgh in
about week. t1i..tt q
ERoM LAKE SUPRRIoR.-7The steamer Planet ar
rived this evening with 200 tons Of Iron for Z. B.
Ward. and fair load Of passengers. The Planet
left OntonAgan Friday morning. Saturday evening
steamers Cleveland and Northern Light, both bound
up, called at Mareuette. Met schooner Cuyahogs
just entering the hHrbor, steamer Michigan of Ma-
rails, and schooner Challeuge at the Sault bound
dUWp.-Detr0f Advertiser, 2lst -
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FRnnI 81. InsRPH.

ST. JosEPH, No, Nay O.
This afternoon the Stars and Stripes were
hoisted over the Post Office. Soon an excited
crowd procee ded 70 the Office, cut the pole down,
tore the flag 70 pieces, and threw the pole In the
river and raised the State Tag instead The latter
however was ordered down BY the leader Of the
crowd that removed the Stars and Stripes. Some
threats were made against the Post Master but no
attemp AIT executing were made. The crowd then
proceeded 70 the Turner'S Hall, over which the
American nag y-as waving, and ordered II down,
which was con pied with without resistance
The assembly non afterwards dispersed. hoaets
Of violence were committed. Considerable eX-
citement was Fife, but comparative quiet is again
restored.
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PpDM sT. LOUIS.

- ------lT.1 1r-l sr, LOUIS, May q,
sThs 7sbsss Corpus case Capt, Mcdonald was
rss,med 10 Gay before Judge treat, In the U. B.
ThS ease was ably argued by District Attorney
Joncs for respondent and Wright, Davis and
Whitlesey for pet TONER The ground that the U :
= Attorney took was that the petition yet fort d
that petitioner had been arrested BY military ap'
dents that the Court had no jurisdiction ~ ~ 9
matter, o. military authority ih time oI war = I
rebellion had the right and power 70 arrest psI ~
ssnsin arms a "a INST the Federal Government tor
treason or alleged treason -, a. i,
Wright aud Davis replied In support OF teeiI
propofition that the y. s, District Court bad
pewer to execute this writ, and that II wss lng
arrests, and under no circumstances eogla y y
denied 20 the prisoner. Many authorisiss Nsss
quoted OF which theJuege took notes ana slhle9
fhst he would carefully consider me matter any
eIye his decision, probably, tomorrow. 0feA'
interest Il felt In the result.
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FRnnT NEW YORK.

NEW 10RK, Nay ..
The Union Defence Committee of this city
have given orders for the manu- facture Of six
teen Of James rihed cannon, TO be sent TO Fort
Piekens.
A letter TO the Herald, dated Steamer Mt Yer
non 20ih. says the steamer Baltimore got aground
IrIst night at the mouth o. the Potomac A pro
ueiier with heavy guns and full OF men attacked
her there, an / out OF a squad OF twenty men on
b0ard Inc Baltimore 1CuT were killed, five NOR
fsilv sounded and three slightly wounded The
rebels fred grape and canister, and had one
b1ndred mon. Lieut. West, of the Baltimore.
saws he Will not come up the river without that
propeller
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NEW YORK AIARKET-MIAY ~.


FLOUR-Commou grtdes advanced abobt SC pei
bbl, witha moderate business doing Tor export ana
s snIss sTe R S1bbls SsOoaslO for superane sate
as i5lS525 for extra state Sd,gOA5 10 for superhue
extra WESTERN Ss,60@5,65 for shipping brands extra
The market closing dnli and the improvement In
sfeCSIk eCkSApH lefj IFIOUR-Modersss and steady
Sales 500 bbs At 50 for common 70 choice
RYR IOUR-stsady. Small sales at $, ,I0asl %
for common TO cho'ce supcrtne.
= CORN MEAL-SteEdy Sales 100 bbls Brandy
WfIISK KY-Market rules easier. ModSrate bus,
mess doing sales are 100 hblS ,SOO Dds al l9S@-
0IWHRAT-In fair demand, but market without
fmoortant change. Good sound parcels are nrm,
while common and inferior are heavy aud declining.
ZOO bush kscins spSing Gi Sl,i7@I ,lsi co bush
common aud inferior Miiwankee club at si:i l,lSi
anGer Iowa 81 32a ,2s 1850 bush GiBtsr red west
en- sl,BD So the latter for very choice; a 99e bu
iRan AZ 81 50l rs; i0UO bush ambsr Kentucky SIS
a4Ig; white Kentucky at $l,fb; -
RYE-MArkes quiet aEc steady At boc. -.
R4RLFY-Msrket dull and heavy. Sales 800
bush State q Ile and $50 PAsa California a. S,e.
infss for export and homo consumption. Sales are
Is, OC bush At 4j95 for prime new mixed Ses sIn!
So for old co. 535S65fe Tor prime western yelioWi
55tTc for Jersey yellow. ana SO5io TOR sound ye.-
iIATs-In little better REQUEST at so@sz1e for
rIIflIf -bfarket rules IN favor OF buYers, with
only moderate demand. Sales are EO0 bbls a. SiI0O
and $500 for ime. -.
EBEEF-Market dull and nomiually unchanged.
Sales 800 bbs at $40 for country prims S1sl@ezo
for countrY me.a, ElI ,25alt,50 for extra mess.
PRIME MEAS BREF-Market dull, and with
out ehsngsss Sales aQ piecss a. Sl,s2s;
REER -HAhie5-Market FuleS quiet at SlSt1l5s
CUT MEATS-Quiet. TTifing sales ct 55t@5@
| for shoulders; 6x87H for hams.
LARD Market dull. ssles are 4c0 bbls ONO ~
BUrTRR-selling briskly 99l5c for Ohio; lO9l6
CHEgsR-Msrket dull at 4@sc as in quality.
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BIILrTARY APPOINTMENTS.

IHDIANAF UIaIIl my q
Gov. Morton has made the following military
appointments For the I4th Regiment now en-
cRmped AZ Terre HHute, Nathan kimball, Col,
]. K. Mahon Lieut.. Col. Wm. Harrow Major
The 15tI, encamped at Lafayette. G. d. Wagner
The 7th and 6th encamped At Terre Hauts will
be ordered to some point on the Ohio river IN 8
a few days.
Tie sth was presented to day with reRinertsl
rs and Terre Haute. aff --r -
Tle Quarter Master General has made con-
trrct for forwarding the entire State troops.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, may y.
Congress adjourned late last night to meet at
Richmond on July 10th.
The tariff bill passed with unimportant amend-
ments. Also an act allowing D1strlct Att9rneys
in the field to appoint substitutes IN their absence
from other circuits.
The Patent Ofice bill has been signed. Mr..
Rhodes was appointed Commissioner.
No new military appointments were made.
A tyommittee was appointed to make arrange
mputs TO transfer the Executive Department 10
Richmond. RiYes, Hunter and Memminger are
the Committee.
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FRnM CAIRO.

CAIRo, Ill, May o.
Three 50 Founders arrived this evening. The
carriages are expected tomorrow.
The work ef fortifying Cairo commenced TO-
day and will be vigorously prosecuted.
Gen. Pillows proclamation prohibiting All
boats passing Memphis northEard, took effect
Yesterday. Southern passengers, by rail, report
intense excitement at Memphis and other river
towns. -,
II is reported that some 500 volunteers, with
Ioa6 mnskets and six field pieces, left Paducah
Yesterday for Camp Cheatam, near the Kentucky
and Tennessee line. The ultimate destination
was jackson, Tenn, where Southern troops were
in large numbers. -t
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CHICAGO NIARKET-MAY 70.

MONITARY-Currency question still uuset tiled
The grsatest confusion preEas In business circles
it is understood there 10 q prospect Of an amlcabe
arrangement being made BY the Bankers tO-night.
from all parts OF the State hear OF depressions
in trade OF all kinds, In consequence Of the dsord
cred condition o. the currency In some localities
armert utterly refuse to sell unless paid in specie
or exchange.
RLOUR-Firm.
WHRAT-Market quiet and steady. Selling at
S356611, Tor currescy. -...--..
fDRN-Markct quist Recoipts 2,sO0 bush.
RECEIPTS-Flour2 500 bbls; wheat 2, ,OU0 bush;
sHIP1IESTs-FIOurl 1890 bbls; 5000 bu wheat
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FRnM MHsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May =.
The Worlds correspondence says that letters
received here to-day from Senator Johnson OF
Tennessee, state that he continues canfasslng tle
State, and Is firm IN the belief that the Union
cause VIII be triumphant
Postage in the Southern COnfederacy, after the
Slst inst, VIII be, for letter les than 500 miles,
8 cents; greater distance, 10 cents. Weekly pa
pers, 90 cents year; dsilies, 50 per year. II
published outside the Confederate Statess the
postage viii be double.
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PROM WHEELING.

WHEEzINdi Va Nay q.
AdEices received YESTERDAY and TO day state
neighbOfhOOd Of Grafton, evidently with The de-
sign OF intimidating the Union men in voting On
the ordinance of secession tomorrow
Eleven companies Of U. s. troops are now en-
camped on the Fair Grouds
BF. Kelley, Of Philadelphia, was to-day
unanimously elected Colonel of the 1st Virginia
Regiment, and reviewed the troops this Sfler
noon, when they were addressed by the Hon
Tohn = CarIfle
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NRW SIGNALS.

WAsHIEaTOS, May 2,
The Navy Department has adopted new and
secret set Of sigusls for the use Of vessels IN the
service.
The State Department will not furnish pass
ports to citizens Of Seeded states, unless they
give ample proof of loyalty.
Special 10 the Post; - -.
FfForTs are making to keep the New York tn
Regiment three months longer IN service -,
Monroe Harris lost the nomination IN ine "a
Congressional District, because he would NOT
pledge himself to the unconditional support OF
tho Government. ..#s.
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OsWEGO AIARKET-lIAY p.

FIOUR-1Iarkst steady, With moderate demand
for Interior and Eastern tIRds. Sales S5,25 for
fancy OswegO brands. ... So
WHRAT-Duu and without material change
Sales were 5000 bush choice No. Milwaukee club at
Si,O6; $3.50 bush winter red western SILL and car
load Of Thite Canada at 81 ,S2al,35.
OORN-Stesdy. Sales 700O bush new yellow west
ern at 4lc.
Oiher grains nominal
CANAL FIR ZIG HTS-Steady, -four 32ci wheat
g.. corn Sc, to New York.
LAKE iMPORTs-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat 60
COO bush; cOrn 52,nOO bush.
CANAL RXPORTS-Flo 5000 bbIsi wheat
1000 bush; corn g. I000 bush.
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BUFF4LO 1IARKFT-MAY D,

By IELEdRAPH-l
FL0UR-In fair demand, and market frm.--
Sales Ars 500 bbls at S. e0z5,2j for extra Illinois
IndiaEa and Wisconsin; $5.lz4@5Y27H for extra
NHEAT-Market opened frmwith fair demand.
Sales were $1,000 bush No. Chicago spring IT 93{;
5000 bush good Milwaukee club at 99c; 100 bush
choice do At Sl,O0; 1900 bush Kenosha spring 95
C0RN-Dull. Sales 1000 bash ordinary at ~;
900 bush 90 und 35x.
Other grains Quiet.
WHISKY-MaTkst steady. Sales are 200 bblI
CANAL FREIGHTs-Lowera at I21<e on corn,
Ike on wheat TO HeW York. r..
LAKE IMPORT8-s,go1 bblB -four; q, 900 bush
wheat; sto0OO bush corn: 1890 bush oats; is.OUo
bush rye. .-.a 81
CANAL RXPORTS-sO0 bbls four F0.. 90
buah heat; 14U,85O bush coin; II 900 bush oats.
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PREsEET POPULATION

n PRESENT POPULATION. - y. =. .-.-.- -
ne safe Is raDtlIy flng up with popullon; esl5 =
o25 persons having been added s2ee 49, 1aLl5 -. =
present opulafion rs o6S, ratio of do2 pr ea =
n vears -- - ia'- i.s e-1 --.4- g aafzlf
.1aa AGEdCULTURAL FR6DUOfB - g
Tbs Iefcugarai Products of Illinois are greater lha
thoSs Of my other State. Fhs pIodaoS ssnt olt dg
be nas5 year exesessd 500 o00tuss Ihs Ehe1telop M
NJ fsS0a1nrCsches IS 100000 bushels, Ehiia ne eor1
roD yisis not less taR 40, 900 oo0 bushels. ~ r. =
: d FERTTLITK OF TIE SON. -. -
NoVhsrs canfhs indusrionsfarme ssGlls gge1 n u
llis Essstsio ioE h1s y @ses q gpoR & ias-s as P5 g
"a -1hch,ls Fpasssd bF any On tha s7oa-
' TO ACTUAL CUzEIFAIoRG
gfscs 1854, hs Company kass sd J 800 900 ara
nay seH only @ aetssai eaiasaesi aea - 49,
ooasiraaed RT0pgR fks5s Idflds a ezeal5 y -
loo0. In is5O tAe PqpHiassga q {e.ty.ll1e
90 Eaas Bszs adleE; alasing ths sshols 81,
lg9l O qdi11 Of 143 pr calt l.la-4 LlI
-. EVIDENCES OF PROPERTY. ..-4e. e.
As an evidence Of the thraf q t1e paopls, husyb
bushes q Sraint and go oOo barrels q sl E5Ia
lHarded over the line last year. l4 -lea7z1l
- EDUCATION. -
Warfsrirs and vrorlneIdsn WI hnd tie iYas rrti
sySteu encouragod By the Stats ald e1dogod wa -
large reTenus for the support o. scnoo7 1ner c-- =
idrsn can live Ia sight Or ne church ald scnoo oIl
ana grow up With ths PTcspsFisy q he sAdl1s sis
-
i The pixies OF these lands vary from Sc 70 SO pr
slaere according 70 locaton quality, kc- I'M clll1
farming lands SELL for about SO 70 $l3 per acre an
the relaTeexpense Of subduing prairie and as co.'s
luared win wood land IS nthe ratio of 90 ll7u
u the former. The terms Of sale for the DIX q t1e
Islands WI b -. .,1 -..rs-
ONE YEARS INTEREST n ADVANCE -.
is six per cent per annun, and Interest noes Z u
jpsr cent payable respectively in os, two, three oprs
-lays and SIX years from date OF sale5 and -four nq
3lfor principal payable IN four, ve, ak and ss1sn e
iron date ofssie the contract p1atng taal
slof the traet purchased shan be fenced and el1i
7ieae and every year, for i've years from e4ia q
10 that at theend olive years onahaR sha Be t1oe4
land under cultivation. B = l5 go l-.~
,tTWEETY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DID uCt.l q
from the valuation for cash. except the sans should p
j al six dollars per acre, when the cash prce WI bel
dollars
productions prices, and terms Of payment, can Be ha
OSTER, Land Commission, -
-Vlslll-, 4i-lL CHICAGO, HLINoIS.-e
Iages, and cities situated upon the M
I5O, APj'LETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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~. sr0cK 1IARKRT.-nIAYa9.

Stocks dull Chicago and Rock Islan1 siK, III.
Central scrip 6s; Panams l0l; MICHIGAN Southern
gtd q; Mich Southern ll56; Hudson Sd bds S2 New
York Central 7g; Erie 2i5f; Hudson 50; Harlem n;
Michigan Central az; o. g. 6s 81; Coupons s6; Fir
Rtnia 6 le i2 Missouri ~; Louisiana &c 81; CALI
Sinking Fund 10 l.--.. a....
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gFaal Metifes.

DY VIRTUE OF A OHATTLE
D 4SEtgsss made sns q. dated rs6Eus5y sIh lsSI
low, to secpre the paHmant Of certgin Judgment,
recorded IN the Court Of Common P eas Of Cuyahoga
said n, Baskls. Said judgment beng for 1854;
Plslntinss costs, S5s5-l5s,f0, With Interest IRON
Drcemher 10Th, lSse I have taken possession OF
and shall Offer for sale at public auction on the ith
day Of June, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. u one Glue Fac.
tory one steam Engine In said Factory and all per-
tanning thereto lot Of Bones and about % barrels
Of Glue, snd . lot Of materials for manufacturing
Glue, being the property % mortgaged to me. Said
~, and situated on the Lake Shore, IN the north
east corner Of RockPOFt tOWnship, and said eale will
take place ct said Glue Factory.
Cleveland, Nav q. lss,.ssI a. - = N /"
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
EROof CHAMBRRsBURG.

CHANBEKsBuRe, Nay Il.
II believed here by the military authorities
that the shepardstown and Wiiliamsport move
nents ar femts. The main movement from
Harper Ferry on SOuther9 Pennsylvania VIII Dc
Ioade as soon a. offensive operations begin IRON
Washington on the South, or a. Norfolk, along
the country road leading from HaTper's Ferry
along Pleasant Valley, through RopersVille,
ChootesbcrO and WaynesborO. deem TINS opin-
ion correct a. tho Confederate leaders desire 10
avoid operations offensive 10 the people Of Mary
land This is the shortest known road into Peun
sylvania from Harper's Ferry.