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Frio Annual Conference, M. +. Church, In
Session af Warren, PR4
vor5pTu plv-Tury 20TU

N~A-ANA- -
FOURTH DAY-JuLY 2OTH.
Conference was opened. in the usual
manner, W. F. Wilson leading in tho ex-
ercises.
Minutes of yesterday read and approved.
. The Sd question was then taken up
uwhO are admitted into full connection !"
The names being called, J. NJ. DewOody was
on motion discontinued at his own request.
W.A.P. Eberhart, Warren Bush, W. W..
Case, G. NJ. Bear, W. HOllister, G. NJ. Hurd,
o. @. Mcintyre and John Elliott, were sew
orally admitted snd elected DeaoOns. NJ.
Williams was admitted, being already in
DeaoOn's orders. D. EasOn was not before
the Committee; continued on trial w.
W. Warmers case laid over. NJ. Black was
discontinued.
J.W. Akin, who had died, was repre-
sented, and motion to print short me-
mOir Of him in our minutes was agreed TO-
The Recommendation Of Local preachers
10 Deaeons orders was taken up T.
Woodworth, who was heretofore elected,
/ WAS granted his certificate Of election. !.
/ II. Ritchley, Peter Woodward and A. N
Coons were then elected. The application
of Theodore Fry was then withdraw.
8. Gregg moved TO reconsider the vote
admitting A. N. Coon to Deacons orders
Not agreed to-afirmative 6l-negativs
81.
franklin Hewett was then elected.
II Kipslev moved 10 reconsider the vote
disseminating NJ. Black. Agreed to and
he was admitted TO full connection and
elected Deacon.
Moved that the Secretaries be constituted
a Committee TO attend to the publication Of
| the minutes Of Conference. Agreed to.
]. d. Brown, Missionary to India from
the East Baltimore Conference, being only
in Deaoon's orders, Was transferred on du'
authority to the Erie Conference and elect
cd Elder.
The Bishop presented q communication
from DR.. Butler Of India, relative TO 5
Knowles, which was ordered to be filed.
The Board of Stewards made a report
which, after discussion, was recommitted
for amendments.
DR.. Holdioh, Secretary Of the American
Bible Society, then addressed the Confer
ence on that subject. During his remark
the Report Of the Committee on the Bibl,
Cause was read, amended aud adopted.
A. NJ. Brown, on behalf Of several Of hi
brethren, then came forward with I'm
picture of John Wesley, and presented it t
Father Ira Eddy az token Of their regar'
for him. He responded feelingly, afte
which Orlando Logan, of the Wattsbur
charge, was elected to Deacon's orders.
Conference then proceeded to fix tn
place of holding the COnference next yeaI
The vote being taken, it was decided in fa
vor Of Youngstown, 0hio-athrmative lOl
negative IS. After several notices, Con
T ference then adjourned till Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
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MOVEMENTS OF ONO TRooPs.-An officer
came in last evening from Camp Dennison
and proceeded Immediately BY Lake Shore
train TO Geneva, upon secret Government
service. This being his business, he gave
no information further than that all the
troops at Camp DennisOn had received or
ders to lesge camp for Virginia to-day.
Sergeant b. W. Haven, Of Company A
2Sd Regiment came in from Columbus this
morning, en- route for Painesville. From
him We learn that the 28d Regiment will
leave Camp Chase on Thursdsy evening,
and the oath Regiment on Friday evening
Of this week, for Virginia. -
Lieut.. Woodward Of Company A, Capt
MeIlrath, 2Sd Regiment, has been promo
ted to Captaia Of Company G, and Lieut.
Wall Of Company A has been assigned to
the COmmissary Department Of the Regi-
menE ltl
The vacancies in Company A have not
yet been filed.
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TEANsTERs.-MejOr W. F. Cary of this
city, sent forward by Cleveland s Pitts
burgh Railroad this morning, ffty-tWo
teamsters for Gov. Banks Division, desti-
nation HagarstOWn, Maryland. They are
a fine, hardy-lOOking set Of men, and pos
sess a general degree of intelligence, rarely
found among men of this vocation. One
faet-When the men were called upon to
take the oath this morning, every man but
two, subscribed his own name intelligibly.
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FRoM TGE 18th 0HIo REG1MEET.-oapt.
Hoyt of Company l, 18th Ohio Regiment,
arrived in this city this morning from
Beverly, which place he left on Friday.
He says the Regiment wiz come home pro-
bably next week. He says there are very
few sick in the regiment and that most Of
the men viii enlist for three years, after
they have remained home short time.
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A BOW-CHAsEE.-Capt. Turner, of the
Steamer Iron City, carrys at the bow Of
his ''palace" as small steel cannon, which
was presented to him by q firm in his
city. It is called the Young America
and the amount of noise it is capable Of
making on all proper occasions, does no
disgrace to its title.
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HICKS IN IEDIAEAPoLIs.-This gentleman,
upon arriving in Indianapolis, went to the
Express Office in that city to obtain his
bowie knives, but was refused. He then
made application to Gov. Morton's Private
Secretary, Cthe Governor being abssnt) and
after making his statement, was permitted
to take his property, under what restFic-
tions we are not informed. ..a.
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LETTERS Held FOR PosTAGE.-The fol-
loving letters are held for postage in the
Cleveland Post Office: y
Miss L. E. Pettys, Reedsburgh, Wis.
E. L. Hayes, WsuseOn, Ohio.
John Hardenburg, Providence, B, 1.
Mrs. ]. NJ. TOWnsand, New Brighton,
Penn.
R. Virmidge, New York.
Ed Keller, Phillipsburg, N. j.
John Murphy s. Co, Baltimore.
Matthew LaWton, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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CoRREOTIoE.-We have been informed by
Mr.. Atwood, clerk Of the steamer Illinois,
that Joseph Baker, who was BWindled 80
outrageously By the three card monte trick,
Vas . passenger on the General Taylor.
He is veil satisfied that the alleged gam
blers came BY the illinois, aBd gave their
names as 0. and Y. Newport, protesting to
be brothers.
Baker states that the check was obtained
frDm him at the Ssut. In justice to the
officers Of the Illinois, we state that gam
bling is strictly against the rules Of the
boat, and that this rule is at all times
rigidly enfOrced.-Detroit AdVerliseT.;i
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HEADQUARTERS ONO MILITIA,
Adjutant Generals Nfice,
Gnrrnrnra InIu le 1871

LIEUT.. STRATTON, 18th Regiment o. Y.
MAJ the request Of Col. Tod, am ir-
struoted by the Commsnder-in Chief to say
that on the return Of your regiment from
its present campaign, court martial will
be ordered for the trial Of yourself and the
men who returned with yen from Virginia
under oensure Of the General Commanding.
The time and place Of holding the court
VIII be fixed as soon as may be conYeDient,
of which you win be duly notified.
C. P. BUcKIEeHAM,
Adjt Gen. Ohio.
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court Martial Granted to Lieut., strattou.
I We herewith publish the letter Of Adju-
itsnt General Buckingham, informing
Lieutenant Stratton that court martial
wiz be granted him and his men upOn the
return Of his Regiment from the present
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- - g HARTFORD, Trumbull Co., o.
hereby certify that j have been dealing IN the
Grfsnberg Medicines for the past year and can ru-
ly say that have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided appreciation
OF the people IKE these, particularly lhe Pills and
Oatholicon. They will perform all and more than is
promised f5r them I have sold about fftY bottss
OF the UatholicOn tbs past year and hear the baet
results In every case. j. IL O.JQHhBOht -
March 7, 1857. s Medical Agent.
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'FEED TIE WIsoOEsIs BOYsn-Fhe Mil
Eaukse Free Press Of July 10Th, under this
head, in speaking Of the treatment BY the
ladies Ofthis city, Of the Fourth Wisconsin
regiment during their sejOurR in This city
.st week, says .-a0ur Ohio friends are
eutitled toall due praise for their open
hearted generosity to the soldiers Of Wis.
cOnsin on their way to the seat Of war;
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R~Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. Is physician Of extensive
practice and OF the most successful IN the ooun
ty cfrumbuill In which be resides p
'sThis oertihes that have used tho GrHfenberq
ais and MRrshall's OatholicOn, sold here BY H. o.
johnson, IN my pFantica.- They are good medicines
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress h. b. kIkGSLEN, Cleveland.
iansd&N iia 70 e7i General Agontf0r Ohio
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'---'S THE GRH RHTkEBaBG +
NARSHALL'S UTERINE i iOATHOLIOON

which is offered certain cure IN cases accOmpa-
MED With the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintness, Deraneod Appetite, ShllOW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohllls,
Gold Hands and Feet Bloaatinga, FeVerishness, heu-
rSlgia Palpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, HerY-
BUSINESS, Headache, Rsstlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Elushes Of the Heart, Csgsral Paigl Or5Wling and
Pain in the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching, Burning or
Irritation 70 the Uterine OrEans, Nightmare DIS
pgtr, hystefics Anxiety he'd ace, nerTous Igitch-
ness, Depraved Appetite ,Flatuaencss BlOatsd and
= ngular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Psins IN the
H. crime Organs, Nun bness and Pain in the Limbs.
LOas Of the Memory, neWilderment soreness IN the
Eaat q
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P.s.-since the above was put in type,
We hsYe received dispatch stating that
the Grays are all right, only one Of them
having BEEN hurt
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EkESENT EQEU4hLlO4s
mo State IS rapidly ling gp with POP PoPuia9'n sss
present population i iiz COS, rato o. luz pr es1l
ten years.
AGRTCULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than
fhs past year exceeded 800 0o0tolz The Wheatcrop
M 1ss0 anrusches IS 900 900 bushels while the corn
crop Yields not less than 40, 600 900 bushels.
FERTuITY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesurs such I'M
mediate results for his labor upon these plae soils,
they being composed Of deep rich loan, the fertility
0f which, is unsurpassed oy any On the globe.
10 ACTUAL eULIVATORS
Siaes 1854, he Conpany haze sold ,3o0,o 600 ocTza
Taey sen only 70 aetaI c1ipG0Ts, and euSg e0ITaef
const1aI nrouqk tsss I1lads at epsss Of $50 600,
Loco IN 1850 ne population Of JoTty-Hins c0unes,
I6rough sgkieh q passes, iras only s since ire so,
l2o3 haus Den 1ided; nGing ths Who'll oqion sl4s
lssl, a0ais Of 14S pr ez1t
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of tho thTt OF tAe people, may Be
stated that COO 900 tons Of freight including 100000
bushels OF grain and 25e 900 barrels Of -four were for
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and yTorkingmen VIII find the free school
system encouraged By the State and endowed with a
large revenue for the support Of schools Their chill
dren can live in sight Of the church and schoohouse
and grow up with The prosperity o. the leading saie M
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEEET.
/ The prices OF these lands vary from Sc to SIS per
acre, according % location, quality, &c. Est Class
farming lands sell for about SO TO Sl2 per aore and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as con-
pared win wood land Is in the ratio Of 70 10 il favor
of the former The terms Of sale for the bulk OF hesa
lands vii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
six per cent per annu and SIX interest notes at six
per cent payable respectively in ono, two, tnroe four
lave and SIX years from date Of sale and four notes
for principal payabls IN four FIVE, sxand ssrsn years
from date ofsals eonfraCtstp that eleenih
or the tract purchased shall be fenced and culiyaed
leach and every year. for i've years from date e sale
50 that at the end Of i've years onehaA shan be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should Be
at dollars per acre, when the cash pEee N Ds nf-
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Of payment ean Be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ages. and cities situated upon the llli-
$50, O,APPLErON'S HALFWAY GUIDE.
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MEEsTRELsK.-The merry sound Of the
banjo and the bones is once again to be
heard ct the MelodeOn for four nights, com.
mencing tomorrow wednesday, and cen
tinuing through the week. It has been 8
long time since good minstrel troupe was
here, end full houses wiz greet the
Christys.
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YnME TEETTMONY,

In this connection NE oner lew testimonials:
r 81 am q MsthOdtst Clergyman, and when on my
the diseases fnE which you advertise MarshalPs Ute
riDe Oatholicon cure. have advised ts use and
Il has effected complete wherever it has been
usod, ~. Rev. PETER SHARP, q
-. - - l------ WegtsIn etar. Ohle.
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q THEFIRsT OF THE sEAsOE.-Messrs Mould
: & Hogan successors to Mt. Josiah Stacey
placed before our wondering eyes this
morning specimens Of fneIpeaches, the first
of the season. They came from Cincinnati,
and viii be furnished every day at Mould
s HOgan's to all who may call.
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Minlmatin GIntoies-


We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while 1t cures the above complaints
With certainty, Is still perfectly harm " in any
quantity. Such q remedy Is Invaluable "A districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
CURE" eXpels the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND
AGUE from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken ths frat approach
best remedy ye discovered for this class Of
plhinta, but also th cheapest. Tho largB quantity
We supply for doll U brings it within the reacn Of
every body and IL billions districts, where FEVER
AND AGUE pr0vails every body should have il and
use Il freely both for cure and protection. great
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain OF Internt.
tents is that Il contains Quinine mineral con-
sequently 1t produces QuiDism other inuri, Us
effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
By 1t are left as healthy as If they had never had the
Fever and Ague Il not alone the consequence Of
the miasmic poison. A great variety OF dfsordeT1
arise from its irritation, among which are hsfTaigia
RhsuBtdfisn, GOHf, Headache, Blindness, 1OOthache
EdrGche, OdtGTh, As3nd, PdpitafiO, Pdinfu a fec
ton, Of e Spleen, Hysterics, PAIN iH he Boa0e, Cole
Paralysis, and Dsran0eEaeHt Of the Stomach, all O
which, when originating in this cause, put on the
iRssrlaezl typs, or become periodical. This CURE
expUls the pOisen from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike 1t is Invaluable protection
10 Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the mai tons districts II taken Occa-
siOna5 daily WIN posed to the infection, that
will be execrated from the SYSTEM and cannOt accu-
mulate in sufficient Quainty TO rlpen into disease.
Hence 1t is more valuable for protection than
cure, and feW will ever suisr iron lnteii tents u
they aYah themselves Of tbs protection this remedy
Prepared By Dr. J. O. AYER q Co., Lowell, Mass,
Bor sale By Strong ATmatrOnE, cleveland.
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KURTOUs K0INCIDENOEl
SLOAN UEDER TIE OOUNTEB
.gaIrH ANp oraEas ~ A BoaIn

shITH AND oTHERs IN A B01In
MORRIS In sight with his Celebrated AEABIAh
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle can find the bpst Medicine In use
for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They ere Sovereign RomedZ tor Oold3, Coughs,
boss Of Appetite, Hide. bound Distem pers, &C. &C
- These Powders always give satisiaction, the
OirculArs, Try them. For sale BY Z, y. Gaylord,
4. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong b Arnl.
strong, Cleveland, o., and BY all Druggists in the
country Also ct wholesale by the Proprietor, at l6
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, TO whom all orders
tsi's.lSSsd1,S ssis 7.51., ~ q q. NORRIS.
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Its principal merits are It's
DURAEiLITEt kAsE Il WoEKINaS

Its principal merits are its
GIaFLIUIFY, DURABILITY, EAgE IL WOEKINa,
OEBAH NE3S,
And lis mpossibility to Freeze Upl
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
"a OR THE SPOUT, doing away with tie COM
nlfcEfed machinery Necessary g lcc0Iupis1 both
Ia simplicity makes It less liable to got out Of order
substantially made Oi the best material fa hole
being ealculsted to meet the wants Of the public,
Waiy sas Be rGssz n lsIs ans :Eaa " a,y
oth1 Ugl.
It Discharges from the Bottom Of The Eackst,
sS-All tue YOgs. required Il 70 rataethsWs sht ol
Flssse sTsnins DhYEIR's WATER DaAlgKR
bef0ra PURCHASING am otnIr. Aadresa
'.g JAMES. .DAYEIN q co., rropr's,
EAoTolH-so5 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
slt-Steto and Oouniy Righta for sale Adilrsss .
bosa nos-f 70
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.TIRIESEMAR 1, Q & 8, ARE DE
G1gland and secured By the Seals Of the Ecols De
,sharnacie de Paris, and the Imperta College of
No, ! g inyslusble Tor exhaustion, srermstorrh0a
and all physic4l disabilities. .-D Alll aaz
No. g pletely erAdicates all raeea Of those dis
that have heretOore been treated By the Eaus
oiol5 and peTniciou8 use Of oOpaigB and oubeba.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious u8o
mercury, thereby lnsuring to the sufferer speedy re-
Hef disperaing al impurities, and roofing cut the
venom Of disease. 7i ..It-f A4i5G4 fnE o =
! TRIE8EMAR, Nos. !, 2 and ;, are preparation the
form Of lozenge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
Be carried In the Waiscoat PICKET Sold IN tin cases
snd divided into separate doses administered By
Fapeau Lallemand Boux, Riood, itc. Prioa S3 eaEh,
or cases for SO, which save . and in 81 cases,
whereby there Is saving Of s.. 70 Be had wholesale
and retail, Of Or. BARROW, No. lst Aleecker street
New York. Immediately receiving reTHittancB
Or. Barrow will forward the Triesemar 70 any par
Of the world, securely packed apd add esg0i accord
~ Sod also b = =. GAYbORD and VIZ
FISKE. Oieyaiand innE
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MASTER'S SAgIfE.--FURsUA

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANI
.lAh Itothe command Of a deeretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Please Of CuyahOge
County, at the suit of William Hayes aud 0thersi
AGAINST John GTeenbrier and Others to me directed
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the dool
OF the Court House in the City Of Cleveland, the
nth dag Of July 1861, at three O'Clock P. H., the
following describes premises, situats in the town.
state of Ohio, and being IN that part Of the City OF
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots numbers twenty-oue snd twenty two in JacOt
Rsrkinss subdivision Of part Of the south eastern
portion Of original lot No fty IN said township OF
Brooklyn, each Of said lots being my feet front
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Pronti8 Master OOmm'r.
pIhz --s Hsi- iunaS-st2
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M o TICE-THE CREDIToRs OF
IN WILLIAM F1SKE, and all others interest
ed Wi take uoticethat l, the SUBSCRIBER, have been
appointed by the Judge Of the fTobat5 oourt, IN
and f1r the countT % Cuyahogas ohio essignee OF
the said William Eiske, In the room oi George a.
Burritt, resigned, and that j have given Dali ana
have entered upon the duties o. said trust. They
viii aso take notice that AL clen9 AGAINST tne said
William ffske, must Sc pre8euted % NE az ny o.
aos in the city of Cleveland, verified according 70
Law, 70. sllnanee Or rseetienY on or before ne mn
eAs % '1a-is' ~ JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
irlva.sfs a4 Assiauee Of Wm- Riske-
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aaaannfaetMEFts.
DAYKIN's WATER DRAWER.

ARRAp or ALL OFHERsi
zis most simple and ssiest nlasAiss nor b u,s
for sSsDa6ss sVater from tsslls Of oay dPth.
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The state OF ohio, lCourt Of Common Pleas.
CuyahOga County, SIS.
Caroline Eshenbrenner,) - 4a au-

= ,>---9i v. Position for Divorce.
George Eshenbrenner. A-l s1-
EORGE ESHENBRENNER, or
VI Marietta, in the county Of Washington, and
Stated Ohio,is notified that Caroline brenner
did on the lath day OF May A. d. 1861, le her peti
tiOn IN tho Office Of the Clerk Of the Court f Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Cuyahoga,
and State OfUhiO, ,arging the said George Eshen-
bTenner with AaulteTys Win one Elizabeth kol-
brenner, and asking that she may BE- divorced from
the said George Esheabrennsrs which pet ition viii
be for haaring in weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May, "A. D., 1851.
CAB0LINE ESHENBRENNHR,
mV2Q.ti75 Te. By Pierre- A. Collier, her Atty