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a HAEM OF ~ ACHES.
WITH A TWO STORY BRI0K DWELLING.
In the italian style OF architecture, With baru
WE'LL eistern and out-hou5os, all new Just compile.
ted, and recdy for occupancy. TIE house Ia built
with all modern improvements the grounds have 3
front on ktnsman Avenue Of 80 rods q beautiful
raYine and . living brook run through tisU rear end
Of tho Farm ; there arc several springs OF pure Watll
with simple hydraulic works can boc0nveYed to any
part Of ths Yarn. For q Gentlsman'B Residence
the whole grQunds can be elegantly and ~ta5tefuily
arranged. sor . Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul.
oilL-only about 100 rods rom the corporation limits
InG Erm can be divided into lots OF Ons to I've OF
more acres and make elegant residences, aud az q
large advance Of the prizes at which il can now Be
purchased Ihure are shout s or 8 acres OF wood
land a part OF which Is q beautiful Grove. The
nue. in Eont Of this Farm. .
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOE HOUSE,
Barn. Out buildings, &C., corner Of Kinsman and
For65t street,. Lot ls teet on kinamRn, and gedoE
class, With all the modssn Htyles aat built IA a sub
1eenttEi ma1ncs. L. ..
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICE HOUSE
Barn. Ouf Buildings, &c, situatOi on Forest HtrssE
lnst ngrth q the residence Of the hon. A z. hiddie.
Lot lo0fest mont b. Is tess deep. This d a 1rsf
elsag house. bnilttn q substantial mannuT, sid II
the Italiaa styis OF architecture,
A~lso-Anothor TWO STORK BRIUE HOUSE
Barr Out BUILDINGS, &C., adjoining the one lsat DE-
EoEibed- LotlG ieet mont By 25 fest deeps and IN
ished In all respects Ike the etGer.
Alco-OEE VACAEF LOT, On Kinsman strasI,
second lot non the corner Of k1aman and Forest
streets, LIZ feet front By SO deep. Hino lotg, on EoE
eae street, between Einsm1nt qua BcOyfu AFeuua
east SIDE. Lots % foet front By rs fsas dssp. VIE
sell on time 20 suit ruroh6serss
~ For further snQuireo Of ths unds2
signed, No. G9 E1nr1sn st.s UoTelandi Ohio.
i~uns2e$6 10 I. BAREER.
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2#ilIlnaa.
M ILLINERY GOODs - 3 w

6. PORTER. "a Baneca street,
L. in receipt Of . new and choice stock Of
HILLINBBY Goods
OomFrling
Nav BtYle Bhirred Hats. blowers, Ribbons, Mourn
fnF Goods, Collars, Wells 20. Also,
NEW STFhE bats EOR CHILDREH.
Besides q great variety Of noeHonnble and fashiou.
sra roo}I rot enumerated, Ladieg are regpsctfuiIy
invited 70 call and examine.
~ Dress making done TO rdsE IN the very be
manner. maroiR1B
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MI ASTER COMMISSIONERS
Iva SALE -Rursuaut to q decrstsI order al -.
Issued ffom ths Court Of Common Pleas, IN s1d f5f
the county OF Cuyghoga, upOn the ZlEt day al No
stn9eE' Laoi N IN sction therein pending, wherein
AlmYTa d. ksynoids, y hfE next friend, IofsnEo
:. hiueri u Plaintiff, ard Isaiah seloTer y fefud-
AZ, 4 email expose for sale at public auction. ~ TIE
door oIlho court house for Eaid county. on fha -
Qat q december 1851. tbs lspds and - d.
scl1Dgl lel8Wss 10 VIZ -eituaf8 IN thu townahfu
en1ciiy Of Cleveland. IN the stats of Ohio, 10 ~
ne county tCuynhogas and e Known a. Tot 1um-
ptf tx tunare1 Gnd rgentT-asTen, ia Barber aud
LQ,da sqtdlT sion in tha- part d City formsrIT
called ohio CITY, and - bounded as folI0Tr. - -
tneeaas NE Of said lo5 aOuth By the alsy; sud WeIf
b the west lice Ofsaid loE. SAID lot la $50 -
mont on Merchant street, snd one hundred a1d
talEty-tWJ (LsD teet deep. Foe a more specific de-
geilpslon gnd iOca1on 81 I'D lot, references IS had 10
Barber and Lords subdivision ia Ohio CIR ~ AhaE
Merchant tRe plat and survey on ale 10 the Re-
c0rdera Omoe OF CuyahOga county.n A9Draisot
value S375 o.. JO5EPH 81
IL Rider, Esq WastaT 0owm5r
Pa Alty. n5vSs
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
H-Ins underlined has been ana
guallned a. Administrator Of the estafe of John
Bakerl deceased. all debts dus will Be rafd one
aud all demands viii bs presented for adustmanE
JACOB BAKER,
Adm5T Of the estate Of John Baker, DECD.
Cleveland, Bow. "A 1s5l.s57
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Morn IT DOwE-Thep present month de.
Osmber) is peculiarly blessed. twill have
two new moons sndhaS Sundays.
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YONG sorDHh-Mr. Justice Bsgg, Of
Detzoit, has = little son, sbOutt two years Of
csc who has been taught the company
drill and manual Of arms, and the little
fslloW can 60 through the eToIations per-
feotly, performing every motion from beat
ing time to charging bayOnets at double
quick. That boy WIN make his-maFk some
day. T ono
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Scr Sale Dr Aent.
YARNS FORsALE.

"A B~REoKBVILLB, on Cuyahoga RiFsr-n0 a~res;
60A~res rich bottom sRnd, $50 acres excellent
timber, consisting Of black walnut White wal.
nut, wildwood, oak ana hlckcry.
IN IHDhEDADENOE-lO0 acrea. good barn and
corn barn, excellent orchsTdi . acres timber.
VIII make an excellent huit and sheep hrm.
lO5 acres COED quality clayey loom soil, good fruit,
poor bulldogs, gcOd tiInber and water.
II brROhdSFILLE-79 acres, good building, Or
charding, water and timber. This Is q beautiful
place on the Columbus Plank Hood.
The above farms are offered at q low price on a
credit OF ten years a desired. come Of them can be
divided and sold In smaller lots 70 suit purchasers.
LYMAN LITELM,
deci-3ST No. 8 Atwnrsr nUfidfmHa.
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2AaehiMists.
IA N & ERGIREER
DEMMENG.

QERNARD DEMMENG
ARTISAN, MAOHIRIST AMP PATENT mODEI
ID A r.
Ne. la Sups 'ior street, Header BuildinE,l
O4EYELAED, OHIO.
n DEMMEHGr having rented tbs
establishment OH konissloF, IS nos prepared q
contract for mSnufactarns SEEING. maohineg, and
all kinds oflight Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting ~ Models Of Patents
-R Ii q. .
II your SKATE nesd h1ing, call On DommenE.
Hyour Ss'fIHG MACHINE iB out OF ordsr, b
VII rut r. "a order.
BE repairs al kinds Of sURGIUAL Inatrumsna
All kinds Of Hstal and Musical Instruments ~
4 pairOds
Ifyou should get up a new Patent, DommonR Il
the man % get no your Models, either IN Wood
BrasaI or IRON IN the neatest manner.
AL kinds ofBet Hanging done in prompt GtFie.
An kinda ofIight Machinery put IN order II she
EoEt e1pediuouH manner r
EgLneef1ns Instruments reported.
Small Steam Angiuea repaired thoroughly.
Kan koed Conductors Punches mAnuiloturedh
the bsgt manner.
Ran Road Conductors Punches repaired.
A1n Ws gerything in tho share ef rsrnirina
or ~mennAotufinz, done on contract.
~~EntreuCa 70 Ghce-tH Superior street, IN uns
Peir % stfirs EMAMHas
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NEW E0A NEW CLoIks
4N viii b offered wednesday, Dec. tthQ ormprL
dSos HI BALDWIN a 90.
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BURNED % DElrn.-A %distressinf -

BURNED 10 DEATH-A distressing acct
dent occurred at the Mahoning County In
Urinary last week MIRA Rachel Coz, who
Ras confined there on account Of insanity,
VA locked in S room by herself, and some
time during the daY,eithsr BY inadvsrteney
or sseidsnt set Ere 10 her clothes, and be-
fore discovered, Was burned to death. She
Nas between sfty and sixty years Of age,
and much loved and esteemed BY all about
the es~tahiiahment.
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A. FoErIoAL sUPEhsoRIPTIoE.-A letter
passed through che Post Office in this city,
8 day or two age, with the following SUI
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4EAMsTERs FoE TIE REGULAR SERVICE
The following tesmsters, engaged by ",
?. Carey & Co, Agents Of the Govern
ment we're forwarded to the Army Of the
Potomac this mornings r IFo III
Timothy Q. Chase, Ravenns, O.; W. q.
Burton TWIngsbure, o. A J. Chestnut,
Cleveland Wm-H Walden, Cleveland; C.
" Hull, East Cleveland; Euoeh Harrison,
Orange O.; John Woodwork, GoIlamer,
o. VIM A. Ault Medina Co, O.. John A.
OstsIstock, Summit Co. O.; Lorenzo J..
Young, do; Michael Peters Milsn, o.;
Ami D. Nuttle, do; Henry B. Ward, dc.
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COMMISSIONER 81
616thia4.
TIE FAIR NEE
Oh Tm LosH LADY OF Ez Oknsoa uHRE


CGATEHUEB.
CHAPTER W.-ruE krFEnP1sD FsUlpe
Fair Inez did not wish with the pirates Il, rtsv
50 she nede up her mind that sha would ri rHsy
4or ste longed 70 De home with Eer mothff aEafn.
N hsr " nahve homo in the jung Is 81 Mairs.
90 Lklng advantage one vJrF hne DAY.
men business had called the pirate away,
ana made herself IeGdy for her dreadfal nfqhf
She Paeked uPband-boxe a d5zsn CT mora,
Al 90 UMBRELLA ard dougHnui8 8 score.
A bottle OF h If oil, a new dressing casa-
a pair otneW CATERS OF the hGest point Incs.
Aealle nubla aldu p1rliu skirt
a tortoise smell basque that ioOEed we'll on Z air.
Anu 20 m a greet want that the lsdies % nsef,
sHs ooA some eaeE numbers Of Gods5's . read,
But when she had all her thingz and was rs,s
9as Sena th1th@r paeksqe WonA then be too heavT,
- eltl No o her clothes Dot Der CID umbrfI
An0 nat sue resolved % take har farewell
4hScaFe was built Of HilWaukes hrck-
y Nss I'VE $40 la5 high aud he walls vev fhfsh
lie looIs aou le-locked, 50 shs looked forR roos
AoesoaFe % the window was her oniI hop8.
she took Oh the cord nom her bed with a VIII
Ahq ate lasleLeq Qulck 70 tha str NJ Wfusaw rfH-
Rat 9sloIe 81 az 50 sha reEofFe1 she Woad ~
kor the rove II she dama<ed GIN anY way.
gcpnd,
But on Lori ! from such aoci1snts do Us ds6snd.
k0r Whsnhh5 Wa four hundrgd feet IN the ar,
Inc cora broAs Win the Weightoff is buaian 30 fair.
To those who manufacture nope,
we've atvice 10 give. which they Al take We hops-
we'd have }hem mase their rope 50 sfrour
that none would brssk whs D IiFhfing wropn.
Au5a al be made atrongt stout aud sbla,
10 hsnE tach Cursed southern FebI
And m rare 20 expenses ray,
But make Topfs Eoo1 aud strcng, We say,
tto Continued
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M. j. MOOONNELL'S


TbMlig SUCCESS
Oss HBRaEsa OoleTs PFsnHEnIH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
on sr-rkHAE0zBH0H8,
GLBBT, So AID IHP0TBEUY
6URNp,
After all 0thsr Treatment Failsli
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formally q Rev YORK CITY Ein pay One HuE.
the above named dNeases. He win pay the ams
sun foE the proof thas any etheE Physician IL
Aver Many years Of aborious ssuay and sE,ud.
Eeqnce . the Unt1rEunets, thaf hs has psrisst1t
SPEEDY AID PERMANENT ODH1
PRIVATE DISEASES
vita al lad sBecG arising thorercm, rnelIdsaE
DEBILITY on HEBFOUB PBOsTRATIOA.
q whom had o1psnded Eundreds Of dollars Win
sslt-HtYied physiolAns, who profess % treatalprigsss
least particle o. benaah.
Of. GIBSOU dos not boast that he Is q member Of
EoIas Ogles5 II Loudon or Paris, e. psrhaas soma
Othars do Tor the purpose Of snsnRring tho innocent,
and who hold out great ezPestetions never 70 bore-
liz ~ M44s IL AL2lAA MAa4A kAl1N q II
thte8 tbas he Il able % give entire sat1AoiQn 70
these who Iepose con1d8ne8 n his ability and intes-
rtys aud thEs be has perfected an Amarican Eystsm
eTTeatmant Whioh challenges any PHYSICIAN e Lon
don OF EErfi or any patent medicine TO equal fof the
radical Oure Of seminal weakness and all diseases or
aeEEnECmentg, 10th mental Gnd phydlsal, Grrln7
tom sexual on secret ALUM.
d.. GlHSON also claims Tor his new rpafmontt the
following advantages oyer ali others yet discoFs18ds
and nrnti ths agents u1ed are IN no respect digsgde8-
slle; b uses no Esiio1 q fhs dark aEe8, Buoh as
Escnurgs nor any ofhar dsleteTiOus drug: Secondly
10 restrictions in 0et OF uHine1s1dreGutre Third,
" his treatment Is positive and osrtsin In an casa.
He Hta1ds PnsPared % go1nto any .Bqbhc o. pdTnts
hnUslss HuEorisrlg d his ngg traatn0nt OFaF any
otheE nov known 70 the Eorldin point Of pr1nFf
80 tbs patient. r
d. GIBSON p PsEmEnsntIy located IN Cleveland,
end has Daring the past two yeaIa performed many
TIRES o. diseases which had for FGsra resi5ted Al
etAer modes o. trestment. Ree7unosea can be EfYsnso
1cVidu9l8Oi the Frat re5pec4abtity Ia Cleveland,
eosfols Few York, and O.her citlea IL regard 70
XIII snd integrity IN Gil ProfossiQnai Transactions
RTHpeFsia, Ehuennatism, Bcr0flla and al chronic
dikeases treated with gupartoF glccssgs
Msceins F5Et y any ErE q tds coantfg OF
~ GJaSeH's EoT work On PhSsioseEY fsE slls
DIX. GIBSON,
Professor Of Esctr0paHg aa3 MsSieiss,
81 Omes no ~ OntaTiO sffest up ssElrl, & fsE
door9 Epn the Pu5hc Square.
9Acs houru ron g 70 5 and hcE : q 3 o'clcc2
SLY. ts1ldEYs oxoeBssd-A auEi
IAHEDRD'S HAIR mr. NSSTNC
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EsaaI LII

~ OIlOE-EUhoUAMI To AN
~ order made bT TIE Judge Of the Probate Court,
tor he Oounty Of tugahogl, n the msttsr d the a.
tignment q Miliam Eiake, ahal odsr Tor nis q
public aEftion. a. the dcor Of tbs Court H9uga, n
Elld cquElyt On the nth day CT Ganuary. Ial, e. Z
o'clock A the following described H0ta8 Jufg-
monts Aecounhi % vii, being the aslofs ofSaid
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Feds and Confeds, let this 70 free
Down 70 Nashville, Tennessee,
Ihb three cent stamp will pay the cost,
Until you End Sophia Yost.
Postmastefs North; or even South.
Nay open It and find the truth
! merely say my Wife's got well,
And got 8 baby, cross Is"
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Date 0fnoIs5i IA
Due BIns a8d Maker. Time. Ec.lAmafl 6rsd
Judgments. iTsius
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DIX. GIBSON.

PFofssSoT o. E~lsetroPaEEg aa8 Ws5ieiss,
81 ones no ~ Ontario sffest, up ssslrl, 3 ea
do1r9 Epn the Pu5hc SQUARE.
0Acs ho1rI ron g % 15 and Eca : 70 o'rlcc2
Ealy- fS1ldEYs exosBssdA eyes
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Medina, March ], 1851.
Ra-The above nsmSt Ladies' we are personally &c
anatnted with. and know tHRt h1r several yesTa
while We lived in Medina, they wete great ~gu1er5FH
Mics =. has teen 90 badly af8iotsd that Il was via
HmcuitV she WIS able 70 stand upon her feet. A tog
bottles Of CstholioOn entirely cured her Of her com
plants. My wife received great be2eht ron Thu
medicine. We 4 to the Ladies Of thh
county ca q safe and efficient remedy for The NAM
Complaints they arp subject to.
JOHN WEEKS,
EDITOR Garfield HeTElL.
a.B. KIlIasLEI, Clsysisnd,
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TO JONES' los PUB. SQUARE,
III for your Mlncs Pie Eixings. =
90 = Jones for first rate TEAS 9 OOFFEEs.
GO TO JONES' tor BuckWheat LlOCr, choice
Syrup and Fresh Butter,
W tn e Observation-Disclosures get as much
In exchange. at Retail, Is msny Grooer5 have to bay
ding" &c WI be YER lied by fiYing Jones' q trial.
such q stock Of Teas, Cohsas, Hugars, Fruits, Spices,
In the wrong Store but sc that yon CONE or send to
decn l0l PUBbIOs SQUARE
DASH CUSTOM ERS-LoOK GUT
Moor BABeAINs-I shall sell Eom date IN
Best zaute- Ourrants at % cents ger pound.
Beat Masca'e Ralsins at 10 ~cents7er pound.
Best Layers at Is cents per pond.
Preserved OitrJu ~ 56 ceats per pcund.
kpicBHof every kind-cheap.
sweet Gder-Choice Apples. -ts s
Il. ". JONES,
dsclI los Hofman Block, Pu6. sqHare.
FLOUR-UST
ID received fresh ground, and In tie order In
dsc3 CLARK, GARDNuR : 90.
S000 BBLS. FLOUk.-AIL
OOOO grades Of Fresh Ground Fiour, Suitable
fsr family use, for sale 10 lots to suit customers.
del5 CLARK. GARDINER s co.
.G"
~ y r.Il -
l63. ......0SIARIo STREET. ......I63
We have on hand, bought expressly for tbs D
DAfSa yell selected stick Of seAs5ninT-Essen-
ron, Mace, kuimegs, CasBia, 90.
Foreign Fraits-Baisius, Currents, PIune3, sc.
We have alsO Wooden Ware, Measures, Tubs,
Pals, Sugar Boxes. &oo 70
Aladmlt that We have the choicest etocE ofTEA5.
hUGARSt COfEFES and SYRUPS n this market.
Our uARBoH OIL Is never returned, but empty
SS-Eo spurious goods sold at the we'll known
stand OF H0WER,
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Ma. Il. B. H-uasLEY-Dear sirs We feel Il q du5
we owe 10 the public, 20 stste that MarBhau's o.
tholiCon is q medicine inTsluabls for complaints
clRa8ed undar the head Of Female Diseases. Wehavt
used yOur 0rafeubsrg Medicines and haYa bear
greatly benefited thereby, SO mach so, that were
the prizes double, We Would have them. 4othe thou-
sands Of our sex who are suffering from weaknasses
we would ths OatAolic0n as q sure pana.
oea. 1t gives strength TO the system ard snabla
each Of tbs organs o. tho body 70 perform their a.
prOpristefGnc.ionE. Mrg. w. OATEE,
Hra. = d. WEEKS,
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r COMMISSIONERS

JOSEPH S. GRAEETA
Deosnbsr Il. IsSl:sO
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FoR TIE soLDERs II CAMPM WIrTER,-
The following extract from q letter Of an
old soldier to his ions in camp may prove
i~sstruotive and valuable 70 soldiers gen
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-15

inc this regiment East. Tbs scene which
took place as they passed Camp Clay, have
Camn afterwards, and found that the
Ohio troops felt little jealous, because they
were not so well armed, and had no uni
forms as yet. In this camp I found some
English from London. They appeared very
happy and determined.
There are 1000 soldiers stationed in Ken
lucky opposite this city. One company
is commanded by Captain Mason, an Engllsh
gentleman, who came over with me in 1874
I asked him how Kentucky liked II, 10
have troops stationed in the State. de said'
the Union men approved of it, and the Sc,
cessionists, though very numerous could
not help themselves. He said his company
were ali Irish, were well drilled, and well
armed. They wore Grey Uniform; AM
were ready for action. They called them
selves q The Fatlgh 4 Bailahs " or " CteG
the Way "a term first used at the Battle
of Waterloo. JOHN pl'0AAN'
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Notes en- the WAY.

/ EDIToRs JOURNAL: The following items,
which have collected together on my Jour
ney through the United States, will show
the public feeling on the Union and Secs
sion question in the various towns men
toned:
PRINCETON, May 80, I86I.-T only
thing | noticed here, was some % voIun-
/ teers who got on the cars for Terre Haute.
There was great cheering, waving of hats,
/ shaking of hands, and some sensitive ladies
saw crying.
On the cars / found man from near
Fincennes, who, with several others. had
just escaped from New Orleans They bore
marks of very rough treatment. They
were robbed of all the money they had in
their possession, and the only way they
could get released was by denouncing the
Federal Government, and all who supported
it. 1t was rather hard dose to take. but
1t had to be done, and when they got on the
Ohio river and breathed the air of freedom.
they never felt happier in their lives
FINCENNEs June 1.-The Union senti-
ment here is very strong. There are some
Secessionists, but they have to keep pretty
still, or they would have to move further
South. Two military companies have gone
from here, and another is being raised
Here | saw the first tin shop with Union
flag hanging out of the workshop window.
There is newspaper published here called
the Sun, and some of the knowing ones
told ME, that if it did not change its course,
there would very likely be total eclipse
of it. am not sufficiently skilled in
astronomy to name the day it will occur.
WASHINGTON, June 5tn.-This used to be
one Of the strongholds of the Democratic
party. hIlt .l4uf UsU ELECTION it made a
complete summersault to the Republican
party. There are but few Secessionists here
and they have to keep very quiet, or thew
would get served as some Of your citizens
threatened to serve Mr. Garlic. Two vol
unteer companies have gone from here.
ana cavalry company is now forming and I
learning to drill, under Capt. James NeeI. F..
This ought to be called the Pole CITY. for
they are standing about in considerable /
numbers. counted seven in one short /
street, varying in height from so to over
$50 feet.
CNCINNATI, June I2th.-Tbis is the most
unpopular place for secessionists | have vet
seen. 1t IS city of flags; for in some
streets they are suspended from every win
dow. In the POstoffice are large posters in
forming the public that " No Mails are sent
to the Rebel States" If you had witness
ed, as | did, the enthusiastic reception
Of Colonel Wallace's Regiment as
they passed through this city. Won
would have felt proud OF your State. some
times whole companies would return tia
compliment, by giving three cheers for the
Union, ending with one Of their indescriba-
BILE groans, or bowls, or whatever they call
It, mixed in various crowds to hear the
individual opinions of the masses and
there was universal expression Of admira-
Hon for Indiana and her gallant soldiers
Ia The evening was going along Fulton ,
street ~ when tram OF thirty-eight cars pass
ed by the Little Miami Railroad convev-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-15
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
LOTS To BE FILLED

And now here il appearing TO the Com mon Coun.
cI OF the City Of Evansville, that lots 2, 3, T. s.
o J. 3, 10, and H. in Block No. s, in Stockwell's
Enlargement Of the City of Evansville are 40 sit,
asd that water collects aud remains stagnant there
on, and the owner Of aid lots is hereby directed
ana required by the said Council to fill up said lots
to such height will prevent water from coli
Letting and remaining stagnant thereon, within
thirty days from the passage Of this order
fatrlGk Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
complete copy of an order OF said Council, passed
on the 18th day Of May 1861, so far as il re-
lates TO the within named lots
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal of said CIV this 22d
uay oi May, a d. 1861. PATRICK BURKE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-15

UNIEoRMs.-We are informed that the
uniforms for the l4th Regiment have ar
rived at last. The brave boys at camp
vigo will now be able to appear to better
advantage than heretofore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-15

DRowNED.-John Mauck, Of the firm Of
ARG. Mauck, was drowned while bath
ing in the Wabash river, at Mount Carmel
Thursday. Up to Friday noon the body
NEW~1l nqgdl l.. ..,,-.-.--.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-15
KwOy ron TINE C.S.WP

III The MAID OF THE
MIST may be expected to run 1SiaAlhA
between the City Wharf and -
the landing at the Coal Mine lust below the en :
camPmeht Of the 18th Regiment of Indiana Vol
unteers) from o'clock in the morning until seven
IN the evening Of each day Sundays excaptedl nm
III further notice Fare for the round trip 10 cts
June 18th, 1861. innsie -