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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

ATLANTIC AND GBEKT WEsTERE RAM
RoAD.-The work on this road, between
Rayenna and Akron, is progressing finely.
The heavy earth.flling Heross Lake Brady
Is completed, and large force are at work
in the vicinity Of Akron on the heavy work
in that vicinity. It is expected that the
road bed VIII be ready for the suPerstruc-
turs this fall The work in PennsylvAnia
is being pushed on with all possible dis
patch, and We are informed that by the
time the iron is laid in Ohio, the work viii
be ready for the iron through Penusylva-
mia. The road is in operation between the
Sudbury and Erie, and the New York and
Erie Railroad at Salamanca. d
We also learn that Il is confidently e1-
pected that the track on tho entire length
of the road from the New York and Erie 10
Akron, Ohio, win be laid down by early
spring, and that ihe work from Akron 70
Dayton will be pushed forward 10 an nearly
completion. os 81 rFaI
This road, when completed, ,ssWih make
one Of the greatest If nOtthe greatest, thOri
oughfars in the country, connecting New
York with 81. Louis by q uniform six foot
guage, thus obviating the necessity Of
trans.shipment between the two points.
Many doubts have been created ss to the
probabilities of the completion Of this great
enterprise, but it is now settled beyond 3
contingency that the work viii be com
pleted within the next twelve months, il
money viii build it '-'
We are assured, also, that one of the
earliest connections made, after the road il
completed to Akron, will be with Cleve-
land, by an extra rail being placed on the
line of The Cleveland and Pittsburgh or
Cleveland and Mahoning roads.
THE LAKE sHoRE RodDs.--The best pay
ing Railroads in the United States are the
Cleveland and Erie and the Buffalo and
Eris. The Cleveland and Erie, So miles
long, earned in 1860 l,66S, 600, at a cost
Of only 1929, 1000, leaving a net profit Of
81, 1884, 900 on capital-reprssenting the
cost of buildings and equipping the road !
Of only $4,6O2, ,OOs, showing a net profit Of
nearly twenty-seven per cent. The fund
ed debt is only 81, 100000. The company
could, therefore, after paying interest on
the funded of seven per cent, declare a
dividend of twenty-fOu per cent.
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BARNEFFs ARTILLEY-This brave COM
pAny, says the Columbus Journal of this
morning, that, as it will be remembered,
left this city last Sunday, arrived in Cleve-
land on Monday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
had worthy reception. twill be remem-
bered also that in our notice Of their pass
ing through our city, we observed II was
expected that they would re-enlist But
when settlement for services performed
during three months WAS made, they found
that they had been charged for thoir uni
forms, Sc, so that when this reduction was
made little remained, and the company be-
came 30 offended that not ten, it is said, Of
the whole company intend to re-enlist. We
are extremely sorry for this. Such COM
pany &c the Cleveland and Geneva ATtil-
lery cannot be procured always by the
mere asking for, and the country in the
present juncture of affairs undoubtedly
needs the aid Of all such. We are not fully
acquainted with the circumstances of this
case, but this much we can say in general,
that we need men, and cannot afford to
stand upon suca q circumstance as The fur
nishing Of a fatigue uniform to our SOL
diera-
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NEIL HOUSE, CoLUMBUs.-The rubbish is
nearly all removed from the ruins of the
Neil House, and upon its ruins, says the
Journal Of this morning, will soon rise an
other structure, equalling if not excelliDg
the old one in comfort and beauty. The
plan of the first or ground floor has been
settled upon, and the wall has been al
ready begun The building is to be of the
COrinthian order Of architecture, and in
Guiding new front on the Odeon presents
front Of 211 feet, the Neil House proper
being l60 feet front. The ground floor will
be divided into six rooms; three of which
srs p by 100; one % by 60; one Sc by
l9, and one so by 19. At the North end of
the building viii be the Hotel Office, and
back Of it dining room so by Sc feet.
The elevation Of the building is five stor-
les, and includes about one hundred and
fifty rooms. The circular pedimgnt IN the
centre is about fifty feet in length, and is
surmounted by a dome % fee5 in height
At each end there will be pediments Is
feet in length, and seven OF eight feet in
height.
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BANQUET TO THE BRoOKIyS ARTILLERY.
Thu citizens Of BrOoklyp will, give 8
banquet tomorrow Thursday evening, ct
the Fulton House, Brighton, to welcome the
return Of the Brooklyn Artillery. All
lailitary gentlemen are invited 70 30 pres
au{sH1i
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HAaRnsa ron THE UNITED STATES ARMT.
The Union Line Express took out this
morning, on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, seventeen boxes and ten bales Of
harness for the United States army; direct
ed to Capt. VIM. Craig, ouartermaster,
Bellair, Ohio.
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pRFszHr pnpu1ATToN.

PRESEHT EOPU1A1lON. l1
me STATE Is rapidly ling up with p0palanon 988
O2b persons having been added sinca 1850 making ne
present populatoa 72s ses, ratio Of lo2 per esn Il
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. :
Ths Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater han
hos OF any other sate The products sent Out during
The mast year exceeded 800 900 IONS Ths Wneat crop
of $50 approSches S5 900 900 bushels, Whs s eoEn
crop yields not less than l4o lOoo, ,ooS bushels
FERTILTTY OF TEE SOIL.
NorherS can the industrious farmer sesure 5uch IN
mediate results FOR his Ibor as upon these prae 1u1,
they being composed Of deep pFch loan i1s fertility
of which, is unsurpassed By any on the globe ]
= 10 ACTUAL CULTIVATORa
Since 1854, he Company iass sold 10000 azea.
I1ey ssI only 70 deaaJ cllsraoTss and eueg e1lTaa
,oTiains an 0Oresaent 10 eulioae TsTo16 la 5eEl
coaI.Tleed through tkese lands az an spess g SO 900,
O00 IN 1850 he populdti0n Of forfy-Isfas eols.ll,
ayuqh tgick q pass 76as only 255 593 saes h 4T9,
e99 hans tsss aaisz; laalne tAs 'qaols Pg7u9 50,
sol, a gain Of 143 per cent :
- EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidance Of the thrift Of tae people, may Be
stated that coo goo tons Of freight including eco OoQ
bushels Of grain and $50 900 barrels o our were fof
warded over the line last year.
EDUGATIOE.
Mechanics and vorkingmen win ind the free school
system ENCOURAGED by the State and endowed with
large revenue for the support Of schools. Tnir chill
dren can live in sight of the church and school
and grow up with the prosperity q the leading sais n
the Great Western Empire ~ a
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from So e SIS per
lacre, according 70 location, quality, &c. Frst easl
farming lands sell for about SO 70 SO per e and
the relative expense Of subdnng prairio land e. com
pared with wood land is IN the ratio 0f % 70 il favor
Of the former The terms Of sas FOR the bulk of hsss
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at SIX per cent per annu and six interest notes a sx
Der cent payabls respectively IN one, two, three four
vs and six years from date Of sale and four nOial
for principal payable i four I've ana SEVEN yeaTE
from date ofsale eOntraCtstpG that Caetenth
OF the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year. for i've years from date Of sale
so that at the end OF i've years oneha shan De fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the same should Be
at six dollars per acre, when the cash price VII Be nVe
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Of payment can Be had
0STER, Land Commission,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ges. and Cities situated upon the nli-
! 80, O,APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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DEATH OF A PIONEER OF THE PREss.-The
sandusky Register announces the death,
at that place, on Sunday morning last, of
Dsvid Campbell, aged 6s years. He had
been in declining health for two or three
years past, but most of the time had been
able to attend to business, and on the day
previous to his death was about as usual.
On Saturday night he complained of feel
ing more unWell than usual, but felt no
alarm, and on Sunday morning dressed
himself, and while seated in his chair fell
back and quietly expired.
Mr.. Campbell was a pioneer settler of
sandusky, and also pioneer of the West
EN- press, having emigrated from New
York in 1922, the same year establishing
the sandusky Clarion, which he continued
to publish up to the year 1851. In 1928,
Mr. Campbell was elected member of the
State Senate, which place he filled for two
years. lie was man Of reserved de-
meanOr, spOtless integrity, and lived life
Of quiet constant usefulness. Peace to
his ashes.
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HEAD QUARTERS, OHIO MILITIA.
A-.ru... ~. Nnr-rn % Orrrn- \
CoLUNBUs, July %, 1861. !
Adjutant General OF

DlsoRDERLx.-The Police had active
times on Water street this morning, in TAX
ing 8 drunken man to the Station. The
abruiser" did not think it fair play, to al
low two to one.
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The CIovslaad GraJT aFa the NiHeteen'h

Il is uncertain when these troops will
arrive in this city. 1t takes longer time
to muster them out Of service than was an.
ticipeted. A dispatch received in this city
last night from the Grays says that the
boys may leave in three days and may not
in eve days.
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By the uss OF hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement Of an attack imuadiate
reiief1rom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tad in FemOvin ae Nausea or Head.
ache to which n males are sui js {. -l4r
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iTeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, anC
al persons OF sedentary habits thoy are yaluableaI
. LaxatiVef improving the appetite, giving tone a
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring tn
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS s73t
are the result of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous syB
tenn, or from q deranged stats Of the stomach. .
They are entirely Vegetable In their, eomposition,
and may be taken At all times with perfect safety,
without making any change OF diet, and the absence
ofany disagreeable taste renders it easy to sdmnis.
tar them to Children. DO si7 stI s5
BEWARE 0OUHTBBF EIFsI
81 The sennips have nve signatures Of Henry O.
- - 49, % h.ll.ftfaar bre I'D
HSrsOld By Druggists aAd sill Dealers IN MsdiOins
Box will be sent BY NAH. prepaid. on receipts d
the price, -lslf - 7I3'Ill -Ts5
TwENTY-FIYE GENTS. ,7
! P,rAn orders should b addressed to -
HENBH o. sPALDIHa,
48 Cedar Street, New York.
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8Inmbiaa.
p P. B 0 " 3 B.

PLrkBER IND 61s F7FTzR
No. IO2 Pub. Square, fu1dee Chaplin Han J
Manufactures sad keeps cen8taltlT ca hand AL XII ds
81 PlumbsFs' and Gas Aittsr9' materials, suek aa
asirants, Bath-Tubs, W ater-1 loa6t8, W ssh-s tan
Bsfh- Boilers, Eead, Gal7anizsd and Iron PiDa.
sheag Lsad, Brass and Iron LIN and FoEcs Pumns,
BfasB and Plated Faucets, and everything Necessary
10 DE- ID Houses Stores, &c, with water and ga, On
tie most approved principles.
- All work warranted and done punef1sllY.-
QsE alE1
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TWENTY SIXTH REoTEENr.-This reei-
ment is now fully organized at Columbus.
They are to be armed to-day with rifed
muskets, and leave tonight OF tomorrow
forenoon for the seat of war, probably
Western Virginia. The officers Of the reg.
iment are:
Colonel-EdWard F. Fyffer
Lieutenant Colonel-Ephraim R. seOkley.
Msjor-Chris. NJ. Dagenfel6t
Surgeon IN. NJ. StimmeL.
Assistant Surgeon-AndreW Sabin.
Chaplsin-L Fl. Long,
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Ann Louise Allen, Dy
her nsxt lriand, COL --.s...
G1s Morse, ~ Rodney Court Of Common Pleas,
H Mathews, Catherine Ouyahoga County.

j X Oakley ana others,
WHE SAID RODNEY H. MATHEWS
and Catherine T. Oakley, who are non-residents
Of the State Of Ohio, notified that the said plain
til, on the 26th dag Of June, 1851 Sled in said court
resident OF the county Of Lake, in the State Of Ohio
and othsrs, stating n substance, that the Sd day
against the said Rodney H. MatheRs, tWhoss vile
she then Wesl praying te Be divorced nom him tor
the cause Of adultery with ono Lucinda Mills, and
That aid Court, at the November tsrm thereof
1857 ordered the said Rodney to pay her $50 ali
no1s pending suit, and that at the February term
then Of 1883 said eause tried and decree enter
Cd annulling SAD marriages and granlng her allmo-
edition 70 the e4id Of Sl0 which sums were by
said decree made charge upon the real estate Of the
IN this case further states that the sad Rodney az
tor the hling Of said Fsttton for divorces, to pre-
vent the collection of such reasonable alimony as
the Court should decree to her, on the trial Of said
cause, without considerationl Pretended % convey
ing described real estate situate in said county to
the said Samuel Mathews, to wit: known a. being
part Of original lot no g. In the CITY Of Cleveland,
bounded follows: beginning the northeast cor
Of said lot on the sOutherly line Of the Public
square; running themes southeTly with the easterlg
with the nOrtherly line OF Ohampain street "a teeti
thence northerly at right angles with uhamplain
gtrest to the Public Square; thenee eastery with tue
Public Square 81 feet TO the place OF beginning. Al
60, that the said samuel nat1ess reoslses saa oesa
placing his Interest In said premises beyond the
reach OF the plaintiff, and to deiraud her,
Said petition further STAGES that during the pen-
deucy 81 said petition for divorces the said Samuel
ct the request Of the said Rodney snd for the pur
pose Of more eactuay placing said premises beyond
the reach Of said decree for alimonyi the
ssid real estate to the sald catherine =. Oakley
v7o aid psfition alleges, had notice Of the fraudu-
lent Intentions Of the said h0dnay aud Samuel
Tho prayer OF said petition s, that the said Omit
Claim Deed, from tbs said Rodney 70 the said Sam
uel bs set aside iTaudulents that said mortgage
H found 10 have been received in good faith, Be post
said premises conveyed % said Samuel, Be sold By
order OF said Court; and that the proceeds Of said
sails be Eppied-lst, to the payment Of the amount
due on said decree and costs entered in favor Of
the plaintiff and that the residue abide the order Of
1ald Oorlf.
The sad Rodney b. Mathews and Catherine T.
Oakley are also notified that they are required 70
said petition on or before the slst day Of Au
gust, 1851. '.i e 3. B. AXTELI,
juneH3H Attorney for Plaintiff
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, val
OephAlic Pills accomplish the object for whidl
they were ade, viz; O1re Of headache In all It's oFna
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HARsHALLisH IS Uterine FHf1S pIIS G1STHoLICON.

which Is offered as certain cure IN cases aecompas
MED with the following symptoms IFregnlRrities
Weakness, Eaintnsss, 0eranged Appetite, SalloW
U0mpleGion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills
rAlgia, Palpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, HsrV
BUSINESS, Headache, R0stlesansss, Disturbed Sleeps
Elushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain in the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with beat OF smarting, Itching, Burning OF
Irritation to the Uterine Organs Nightmare Dis
Psr, Mysteries Anxiety. Red Face, Nervous TWitch-
In I, Starting Oonstipa tOn Irritable femper SD
ness, peprhYed Appetite ,Fiatulenoe, Bloated and
Tngnlar Bowels, Unpi0asailt Dreams, Pains in tho
y. 6rine Organs, Ngmbne6H and Pains in the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, Bewildsrment, Soreness In the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

pa- Hon. ]. B. Giddings passed through
this city last evening, for his home in JEFF
ferson.
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AarlfnItllEal.

TURNIP SEED-WE HAVE
Il for sale iins stock Of Furnip Seed Of the fol-
lOa ing varieties
ked Top, Strap Leaf
White TOP, Strap Leaf,
Golden Ball or Orange Jelly,
White stone,
Large White Norfolk,
Large Waite Globe,
kutas Baaa or Purple Top HWede,
Russian or French,
All new seed and some Of this years growth,
J. STAIR SON,
No. us Ontario Street.
NEW HONE WE HAVE
In Just received a very nice lot Of this yaar's
Honey, in boxes OF from six 10 twenty pounds
weight. For sale By ,. STAIR 6eO6.
nUBLIN M USPARD-WE
have received on consignment very nice ar
ficle Of Mustard, Manufactured in Dublin, Ireland.
Wseaa recommend 1t as being 3 drat-rats article
For sale BY the Ksg or othereise.
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Y sdi GFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,I
They have been tested in more than = th0usan
cases, WiEh enttrs success. e-I7-7f - =
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HARTYORD, Trumbull Co., o.
hereby certify that have been dealing II the
Gr8enberg Medicines for the past year and can tru-
ly say that have offered any medicines to this
public that have met with the decided appreciation
ol the people ike these, particularly the Pills and
Oath0llcOn. They will perform all and moro than ID
promised for them. l have sold about fifty bottlee
Of the Oatholic0n the past ysar and hear the best
results in every case. J. d. o. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1857. Medical Agent.
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oMT0 sTATE q n j LOAN-sl .500. .000.
OFFICE OF The C0MMIssT0NERs OF THRO
SIsKIEs FUND or rHe STATE OF OHIO, ?
Column bus. lulY ~ ISL.

SINKING kuND OF rHe STATE uf DHGOf
Columbus July ", ISL
THE STATE OF OHIO DESIRES
to borrow Oss Million and Five Hundred
thousand Dollars, aud 20 that ehd the Cemmilsson-
srs Of the linking Fund Of the State, under the au-
ceiTe sealed proposals their ofics in the Guy Of
Columbus, until 2 O'ClOsk, n, 0f the Sd day 81 Au-
gust and ct the ageny Of The State, No. 5 william
Street, in he City Of New York, until Y &C ock n,
OF the 7th day Of august next, for the purchase Of
81 50OOOG Of ths Fanied and segstsred debt OF ths
STATE, bearing interest from the rsr day Of August
1885,, at tue rate Of six per rent per annum Bids
viii be received Tor either Of the following classes Of
lsG. certificates redeemable at the State Treasury
In the City Of Columbus July lsE l81, the nisreat
payable semi annu.y the q st day Of May and the
hrst day Of November in eacn year, at the state
"a. Certificates redeemable at the agency Of the
State in the lity of New ork July lsE, 1865, the in
terest payable semi annually, the hrst day Oi Janu
aTy ana the frst day OF July in each year at said
Zach proposal uust state Distinctly for which Of
these classes Of Certificates h is mads, the amount
Of either which is desired and the price for each
hundred dollars of each class proposed 20 b taken.
IN any proposal shah desi ignsts the class Of
stock desired By the bidder, il shall Be seemed to
have been payable where the bid q res iVed.
hoeonditlenal bid, or bid absolute in its terms
Payment OF the anoaut Of the respective bids 10
eeiged in New 4erR, must Be made at ths state
Of; and Of IL BIDS eceived At Co9mbus within ten
days AFTER the acceptance thereof e which times
Certificates, pa, able az the State Treasury VIII bs
issued in sums Of 500 aud upward; and thoss paya-
bic in New York will be issued In Of 500 and
upWari-at the OPTION Of the bidder.
The Certificates will be payabls, unconditicnaily,
July 4, 1865 and are. By the act auth srizing th8
loan, exempted from taxation By the State.
Proposals for the loan must le enclosed in seal
ed enVel ope, and addressed 70 The Commissioners
Of the sinking Fund, " at columbus, Ohio, oEat No.
. William Street New York, and endorsed PRO
possls for Ohio LOAF"
E. ". TAYEBE
Auditor Of State.
A. P. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of state
gAMES MURRAY,
Attorney General,
Ohio iniy13s3l6
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H0ME TESTTMONY.

In this connection we ouer testimonials:
'I am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshais Ute
rDe Cath0icon a. cure. have advised its use and
Ii has aected complete ours wherever II has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
y ..--f 4- ...- Western Star, Ohio
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1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
LOU 4 the success of several medical GENTLE
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment Incorporated institution under an act of
the Legislature by this title Of tn c GREFENBERG
COMPANY OF New Yerk. The continued success of
their remedies and the firm hold they have gained
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
aotment and they have to feel great pride in
chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testi
mony from public and private indigidualB and COM
mendatory notices In the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
Bttution, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy edgertisers of the day, tn e GREFs
EHBER9 COMPANY has ever been and will be q
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health to the eifiic4 ,and all who suffering
may address them WV sIittre confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adOpted BY
this Ingtltuton are lucidly set forth in THE CREE
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work, published fer family use, and there
fore sold at the nominal price Of % cont for which
sum IL is mailed free to any part Of the country.
The health of American Women diseases of Ohil-
well tho common diseases incident to this coun-
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL Renough to say they have proved themselves
fully Oompetent for the great trusts which the public
have c0nhded 10 ther skill-
ID Their series os Meqicines embrace eleve Hderent
remedies edaptea 10 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Msdi-
cine to which wish to call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is