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sOUTHFRN NEWS.


MoErGoMERI, April 2.
". H. Ward, editor Of the Key Of the Gull
has arriV cd here from Pensacola He states thar
SrriVed at Key West with 200 troops for that
ulscs and 100 for Tortugas. The Crusader had
Freoehed Key West with sealed proposals under
ehnrre Of Capt Craven with marines. The
Broegivn wa going into Key Wes on the 2sth
at. and there was no doubt that she had lett
troops at Fort Piskeus.
The Texas Commissioners gtipulaled mat the
.t,a6rs On the General Husk should be landed at
Neyz York. The commanders Of three companies
on board the Gen. Rusk had signed a document
exoaerating Capt. Smith OF rle kusk IRON al
blame for the deception practicsd
NJ w ard further states tnat Dy ap alfitAt ~
Key TeEt on the128th ult., Il was reported t1at
the Spanish Tag had been hoisted &C San Domln-
90 BY the Spanish and French. The Spanish
President had previously written 10 Havana stat
ing that Il spanish forces were not sent thtther
Immediately the spenlarda would hoist the Span
ssh nag. Whereupoa nve Spanish war vessels and
900 men sailed from Havana and took formal
D --sssion Of San Domingo sided BY Frech cor
Vstte.
deavorIng 70 raise force for The purpose Of in
vsdinG Mexico and Il was said the Spauisl1 and
Frentn sympathized with the movement. II was
hriieved Il Havana that these governments
Vouid bv s1adron, aid in the landing Of such an
eTned3tit1n II was also affirmed at Havana thai
ths English, French and Spani h, fleets had sail
"a for'Vera Cruz-the object Of which was noi
knowu publicly.
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F0RFIqN ARRIVAL.

The Borussia arrived this morning with dates
Of the 18th.
No markets received.
ne London Times IN referring 70 President
Lincelns Inaugural says. his expressions are stu,
dlously cautious. but really amount 70 the iae1
that be will recapture the forts citaoelsr sc
AdFicea from VI arsaW announce that sweeping
reforms are proclaimed By the Czar for Poland.
Every town Is 70 have elective muuiei al eoan-
ellis. -
Fhe Russian manifesto, proolaiming tne en1ah Tl
oin1tion ofFerfs. was published on the 18th. The
uroprietoTs Of landed property preserve the right
sttEehed, which will be allotted TO them oy law
IN consideration Of dues. The peasants are als9
permitted by law to purchase their dwellings ano
lands, the landlord oOnsenting, and they tnen pc
Gene landed proprietors.
Sardinia Is urging Napoleon to withdraw hii
troops from Rome.
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H.1TTorD. AIrii 2d-iA.u.
WASHINGTON RUMoRs.
Nvvv Vo,r Anrll 2

EEw YoRK, April 2.
The Tribune's correspondent says that Gen,
seeft has riven assurances that there has never
been any idea entertained by the Adminlstra ion
Of abandoning Fortress Monroe. The principles
announced In the Inaugural will not be aoan-
doned aud II military necessity be accepted as
fo Sumter e will be for reasons which viii not
Be held 70 apply elsewhere.
The World ssya the Administration aiscredlls
the reported sailing Of an Anglo French meet ioi
cur coast ~.
me Tins says L Is reported that the Fawnee
hssb been ordered TO Sumter 20 take on Anderson
and his command. The other ooutheIh ioi'a AZ
not 20 be disturbed
The Southern Commissioners have advised Jcf.
DAVE thar sumter will be evacuted this week.
Advises from Virginia say that the sect ession'
lsis. ied by Huutsr Floyd, DeJarneite, Mason
4. Il Ben. Mccullough, are making superhnman
Efforts &c carry that State. The latter says some
eoup a stat viii Be res0rted %, a. IN Texas II
~ Convention tails 70 carry is point.
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Bank Of the state...... pa
Free Banka...............
NEwIYOEK MARKET-APRH :


ET.OTTR-Marketo opened quite firm at an advance
M h. ner bbl barely with very moderate enquiry for
expsrt and home consumption. Market closing
isaIss are 2On bbls Al S. 30@S54O for superfine
stsfs. s555a5,55 tor extra 6tatel S5i30615,40 for
s,1rfine western s5,4S65,7O Tor common 70 medium
SUI, v1estern: S57Od5,75 for shipping brands extra
ro5nd boopsd Ohio; and S5sOg5's7 for trade brands
do. NJ ,,rrTJ - 7F.rl-st sbado hotto-
LII rsfher more doing. sales are lsp9 bbls at
S5 sasTo5 for common to good EXTRA S7,2s@7sO tor
choice and fayOrit 90. =, , -. o, a,
RYE FLOUR-selliDg IN smaI parcels az SSIS.
(a4,1O common to choice supernhe.
FORN MEAL-Moderafe business doing az pre-
vous quotations. Sales are 400 bbs az $3.50 lJr Jer'
sey; S3l5 for BrandyWine.
WHIsk K-BuaineGB actiTei market hhAoe
easier. Sales are $50 bils at l8@lSAc.
WHEAT--market lc per hush better anO
good export demand, Sales ars 2S0JO bush Chlcagc
spring At 81 2ei,5 in store and drveredi 6oOO Dusl
northWeatern club at tl,29 delivered; 33OD busi
Miwaukee club At Sls3l@l32; in store and deliy'
ered i6,31e bush amber lows at 81 2i6ll 35; 1870
bush winter red western at SI,26k0l,3sE in Btorl
and dsliYeiedi cog buah common red STATE at 81 IS
s0o0 bush amber Jeruey private terms. 65 bus h
white western 81 81 40 IS; llou0 bush Canada clut
Al a NAL 8: $50 bush white Canada vt gth3S
RFE-Market continues arm aud IN fair demand
sales arp lO00 bush at &c.
RARLEY-More active and decidedly lower
Sales are 5 200 bush state at 7OG7Sc; chiefly at insd
prices.
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% I'M RRCIAL.
CI-FVFI.AND MARKET-APRIL ..

CLEVELAND MAkhkT'-AffSAA .
FI.OUR-ln better demand, and STEADY win
sale, 50 bbls double extra white at S5,7Si 25 bRll
double at S. l9 and 100 bbls mixed brands
At the range quoted in our table.
wHEAT-Firn, at sl,l6 for white and tl'oi for
red. sales Of Is cars Of shs latter.
OATs-Dun at zSo BY the car load.
CORN-Hsld at $40 Sale 1000 bus on private
terms
BARLRY-ssls car at Sc.
mGHWINEs-sSlssO Of $50 bbls, and 80 co a
I4Hc,
tral to good W. R.
FGGs-Deolining. Sales n bbls stsH@sc.
-FTFFsF-Iiaht transactions at quotations.
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WAsHINGToN lIATTERs.

" A1hAAhAoA1 AFAAA 3
A proposition has been made By the baltimore
4. Ohio Railroad Company, and is under the con
Siderafion Of the Post Once Department, 10
change the schedule time 50 as 70 secure the ar
rivals Of the mails at W ashington and the S0utn
sarIier fhan now Similar advantages are 70 be
secured 70 the West. The change Is 70 take ef-
feet on the 18th inst, provided the Southern lines
arrange sccordingly. -.
cen. Lane, Just previous TO leaving New York
for the Pacific wrote 70 a friend here " am
ont Of politics, but / shall continue to stand BY
fbe right. will urge the Democracy Of Oregon
10 adopt the Constitution Of the COnfederate
cesfaz Sa their ulafforu -
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YrsiLAxr1, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Ma. sPALDTNs,

YPslLANrI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Ma. SPALDINa,
Sir:
Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness and received the same and they had good
an effect that was induced 10 send fore more.
Please send BY return mail. Direct 70
K. WHEELER,
Ypsilantii Mich.
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TFvAs MATTERS.


NEW OnLEANai Apiii
Texas advices state that Col FoTa ha3 SS SSeJ Am
,,,5iI ,rith 200 MeNicaus, was sixty inlles W
bSrshinq on brownsville. Amp9eiin olsPasSnSu
.xpressrs with placards aud handoils annoShS ,hS,
ins that Texas rightly eelonge1, !" F ,ba FsdsrSi
;sovsrpme 4 and now is the time 20 retake ,, nsr
RsInforcements In large numbers are raPi1i! P,,3
eNminF in Ford ordered all the heaNy kuns k.s
s,tsfsiy removed 10 the scene Of anticipated aiin
culties. ella AZ, IN,
me Mohawk arrived OF Pass CereliO 0N "'
0,th from COatEacoleas with coo tiooPg,. 49,, l.,
The Empire City and star OF tue "sS' Nv >
tnr at Pass Orleans.
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FRO5I WARRINGTON.


NV IoRK, Aprilz'
A letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury y
the Collector saws IN consequences OF the eohIfVl
ot the warehouses ofth Government IN ihe PortS
~ Tonisiana. Florida and Texas, having been
usurped Il is impracteable 10 continue the p5,lvl
legeof bonding goods for transportation 70 me-
ports and collectors are Instructed that no emu "
for transportation In bond 10 saa pOF'S 0aN ~
pefmitted. ...t.... .-.-, -. ~, she
9hs Post's Washington dispatch says that w
question OF the reinforcement OF Fort sumter y =
| sill open and reinforcement Is not Nv
ireSosals for 81 100 900 OF the loan came rom
j Rostop and so 600 OJO from New YORK
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PasTAGE on NE LEApER.

Fhe postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in ad-
vance, l9 centsi postage on the Tri-Weekly,
per quarter 81 eentsi postage on the Weekly
per quarter, 3 cents. Within CuyahOga
County, FREE.
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IbELiIi.Wiii.K,KE IEii.iii.iE

AL EQlNeAA AAl-AAA-- ssss -
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks. pal
Uo1ntry Blk, Solvent
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. 2
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks. 2
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WAsHTNGrON News.


y l-7IIIHlIIll aaIIII .
The bids forthe new loan were opened today.
About $50 900 0800 were bid for. The average for
ercebted bids Was about 50 = and no bid was ae-
eeuted below 90 100
me bids range frome 20 par.
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[From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases. with entire success.
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ERnnT NV ATRXICO.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.
The Rerubliean publishes letters dated Los
Vegos, New Mexico. March 18th, detailing the
seizure Of Fort Marcy BY Americans and Mexi-
can with Gov Rencher at their bead but later
arrivals there as well as the Santa Fe mail OF the
lath. deny any knowledge Of such movement
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PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
Besf,msss sbbl -a
do prime mess "a =
POrk, ,messho.l -al6 %
do do ho.2 -a
Hams,su fcWt -alO 90
do c'try cu'd. s Goa 9 "
Bacon, Sides. "A 3 W
shoulder sug c "a 8 90
do coun'y cd 7 Goa Z 30
Butter. W.R. & b u ala
do Cent'l roll Il al2
do State........ ga 10
| Cheese ............,s. 3 allA
lHGmbnrg Cheese ga 10
! lEEFs...-..... doz 9 a.
I Lard, No. l... b S16a 9
Lard, NO.2..St b -
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PPFs1TT POPULATION.

PREsETT POPULATION.
Tns State e RAPIDLY fling up with population 9s3,
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making ne
present popuaoa ~, ,ees, ratio Of lo2 per cent 2
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
qI,s Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than
those ofany other state. The products sent oqt during
the past year exceeded 300 600 tons The wheat crop
~ Approaches IS 900 O0C bushels Whiio The corn
erop yieids not leas than 14o, 900 900 bushell-
FERTuITY OF THE SOIL.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such i'm
r,ise results for ls labor upon these prairie soils
tbev being composed OF deep rich loan, the fertility
og which, Is unsurpassed ~ any on ne sop9.
10 ACTUAL CULTIVAToRa
Sines 1854, he Company bGus sod 800 900 ara
~ IN oniy % actudT etIBaioTs and e1ey c0naci
e91lirins an agrseuen 10 eltirdte ne roda ~ tei
oonrrusd through thets lands az ssn's q $50 ooo
rof SsRie & tDas,s,, ,raI ol SIS ss rses 15iiek s79
l293 hare ben Gfdel making lls i7hoie pd.o1 So
Sol, gzssSgf l43 Per es't
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
Isan evidence OF the thrHt Of the people, amsy Be-
led mat 600 900 tons q freight, neudn8 600 ooe
ibphes or grain and $50 900 barrels Of far were for
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and zorkugaen VII ind the free sohaof
lsyEtsm encouraged BY the STATE and endo8ed with
drsn can live IN sight OF the church and sehooho1ses,
and grow up with the prosperity q the leading state ia
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PEYlEI.
i Tho prices OF these lands vary from Sc te SIS per
acre according 70 location, quality, &c trst class
farming lands sell for about so 70 $l2 per acre ana
the relative expense Of subdung plarie land as con-
pared with wood land IL Ia the ratio Of 70 10 n favor
Of the former. The ters Of sale for the bull Of thes
'liands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
LAT SIX per cent per annu and ak interest notes q SIX
Iper cent payable respectively In one, two, three io
Live and six years from date Of sale and four notes
sfor principal payable IN four, ve six md seven years
from date Of SALE the contract puatg mat
slofthe tract purchased shall be fenced and eu7ate
7eac and every year. for i've years from daie q sa
50 that at the end OF i've years oneha shah Be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDuQIEp
fro the valuation for cash, except the same should @
! at six dollars per acre, when the can ''ee 'i Dc '
dollars
productions, prices, and tars Of payment, can Be had
oSTER, Land Commissioper,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
lagos. and cities situated upon tbe %, lIli-
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, April 2.
The passenger train on the Dubuque western is ~
Railroad. ran OF the track seven niles West ~
D,,h,ora' ans morning. VIM. LoOmis, brake
u ~ billed and Barney Clifford, conductor,
ssvsrely injured Several passengers we're hurt'
none however. seriously.
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TRI-wEEKLY LEADER.

To CLUBs.-Single copy 50 per year; Two
copies for S5, Five for sll, ,25, Ten for $40, 90,
and any larger number at the latter rate
For club of twenty, an extra copy will be
sent. For a club of forty, we send the Daily
LEADER gratis one year. The Tri- Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.
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THE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State lies within the zone OF the Cotton regions
while the soil is admirably adapted 70 the growth o.
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat s worth from IS 4
% cts. per bushel than that raised further north
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,


Nav HAYES. April l.
Tbe Republl,ans have probably carried their
stsfe ticket by an increased majority. They nav
boib branchcs of the Legislature Loomisl Rep ;
h believed 20 be elected in tbs ist Congressional
District By ahoui 100 majority sH.
HARTFoRD, AIril 2d-i A. X.
The Republicans have elected their state ueAel
nom hrsuohes 81 fhe Legsslaiure and the nrst and
fbiri ConaFessional Districts. They have lost ths
seoond Tue fourth not July heard from. bart
ford coanty-B Bucking hams vote e2od majority
egpinst hin O5; last year C Was 2lo.
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crNClNNATT FLECTION.

CISciNEATI, April 2.
Fall returns Of the City Election yesterday
show Democratic-llniou average majority OF
eSf3oTT. me Reuublicans elect Counciimeni
End the Democratic Union %.
The total vote Of the city Wss % 900
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Cephalic Pills accomplish the otgeot for whic
they were made viz Cure OF headache in all its form
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Gluthiag.
TAYLOR & DICKSON,

= 'AlUUh q UIOAoONi
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
NOS. es AND 81 WORTH STREET. NEW YORK.
Alarge stock Of foLOTHIEG for sale for cash or
good credit We viii not refuse the latter, but thsss
times prove that nothing is good Sc the former,
ana to such buyers we viii give every advantase-
There has never been time in the history Of tha
trade when we have manufactured
CLOTHING so CHEAPLY,
and this advantage we viii DIVIDE with cur eus-
toners. or give them the whole fit if requiTss only
give Us the Cash, and you shall have the goods ct
Your Own Price.
Worth STs., CORNER CHURCH ST,
Near Clafin, Meuen 8 Co.'S new Store.
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MICHIGAN.

IAN Solvent Banks par
WISCONSIN.
1 Arctic Bank.............. 80
\ Bank Of Eau Clair. 30
lAn Solvent Banks. s
IOWA.
llState Bank................ 8
KENTUCKY.
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up Of the Clab, for his troublei when a club
reaches as nigh as fifty copies, Tri-Weekly
will be giveni and when it reaches one hun
dred, a copy Of the Daily LEADER will be
given.
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nIIssonRI ELECTION.

KANsAs CITT, April ?.
RF. Van Horn, Union candidate, was elected
Mayor Of Kansas City yesterday By large ma
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TOLEDO ELECTION

ToLEDo, April 2
AT the city election, yesterday, the Democrats
elected Nravor. treasurer, and seven out OF ten
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ClLNVNLAND, OOLUMBUs &


CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WrNrrR AHaASaEmrsr. 1851
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passen-
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
$40 A. n. n. Y. & Cincinnati Express-stoppfng at
berea5 Grafton, Wellington, Nav london.
Salems Shelby, and ali Stations south of
shelby, reaching Columbus at l:4O P ~,
CINCINNATI at 100 P. n.
7:2O P. NJ. Night Express-StOppine At all stations
norm o. dalloni Gilead, Cardin gton, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center and an
other stations to leave passeuperg oniy
heachlng Columbus ct i:30 A. N and Gin
cinnau at 40 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad for
aansneld' Nj. Vernon, Newark, ZanesTflls
Crestline Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne CHICAGO Rail.
Ioadi Ior Forest Upper Sanduszy IleInhos
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago ~
VEST and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Ii as.
Gallon and Beleiontaine Railroad Line flr Marion
Denelontalne, Sidney, Union, Muncie In
u4nap9l5i Ierre Haute, FinCennes Fvaus-
no,.,. VIE, ,,, Lt9Hl5yille Cairo, st. Louis &C.
burgh Railroad for Sprinrfield
OolumDuai Little Miami Columbus, and Xenia
hallroed, for 8enia, Dayton, indianapoIis
Terre Haute, St Louis, Morrow LoVeland,
! and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio K Ma.
sissppi Railroad at Cincinnati fer Lo1is.
! Vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and All
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes.
y.12, wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
| Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, SC
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

P0ETLASD, Ne, April 2.
1be Reuublieans elected VIM. v, Thomas for
sTsvor A Democratic Mayor was elected last
wear By 81 majority,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

JEFrERsos CITT, No, April 2.
At the election yesterday Ewing was elected
over KILLER, unconditional Union, BY two ma
iorltY.