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CONGRESS-.

Congress to-day spent mostly In secret session,
but Il Is understood that its attention was en-
gagged in perfecting arrangements for \ vigorous
aud successful prosecution OF the war, and piac
ing the Southern COnfederacy in the best posi-
bic condition Of defence.
u is also understood, contrary TO what was
supposed, that the CoafsdeFscy las the control
of SUN lent arms, ordnance and ammupittDn Of
every description, TO pu5 into the field $50 900
men for one years campaign.
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FROM H-ARRIsBURG.

HARRISBURG Mays
An officer from Chambersburg Camp brings
the intelligence that on tuesday morning the
FiTginianE seizsd the nights on the Maryland
side of the Potomac, and were engaged in fofti-
tying them A number of secession troops, Dor
dering on 700, were there, and were to- be in
creased by the arrival of zoo KentuekIans-
-Four companies OF cavalry, which marched
from Carlisle Barracks on Monday, passed
through Maryland and have reached Gen. sootfs
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mEyRLAND MARKRT-NIAY Q.

FIOUR-Ihe market "a very active and firm
with aR advancing tendency. Sales arc 50 bblS red
double extra a. $500 100 DbIA do at s6,%, and sg5
bbls white wheat extra at same.
WHEAT-sAles of 3 cars red from store at Sl,IO,
aud 1000 bush white at sI,2s.
CORNING Gales. Steady at o6@s7c.
OATs-sals Of 1000 bush from store IT &c
BEANS-Soms light sales at roc.
RGGS-seliins at s@sKe and dull.
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AST Err COMMISSYONER5S

IE A ~ IhO
a = DE.--PursuAnt to the omman OF A deere
~ .sr ofBalo, from the Court OF Common Pleas
as county Of vuyahOga, aud State ofOhio, a. the
uei folts, at. ais, defendants, TO nae directed, 1 shaIi
expose for sale At public auction, at the door OF the
court House, IN said County, on Monday. the altt
OF Nay, 1861, nt 2 o'clock p. NJ, the foiIowfnR "a
Bcrthd real estate, namely:
situate In the township Of Indepeudanea. being
number six in the twelfth range Of tOwuships In the
connecticut Western Reserve, in the state Of Ohio,
aud Nhicn IA also In the county Of CuyahORa. nnd IL
known A. part Of original lot number iOrty In said
township and b-bdiYisions, o. village lots numbers
81 81, -, 81 and Snas BurveYedt ~ Baniel Kerr, ESQ.
In the fall flSi2, and bounded as fOliowa, 10 Wit: on
the east by the state road leading ftom Akron to
CleyelAnd; on the south By the Public SQuars and
Land owned BY the First congregational Church snd.
oJcietys and bounded - follows. commencing at the
north east corner of land owned by W, IA. heWland;
thence westerly along the line Of said heWlandis land
SIX rods aud twenty ltnka; thence north four rods and
twenty-three links theme east two rods and seven
eel Themes south Two rods thence east to the west
hne OF the Public sQuarf; thence south to the place
OF beginning, ana land owned b. W. III. heWland;
on the west " land owned By said heWland; on the
north b. village lot belonging 10 Michael Palmer,
containing four acres, more or less" FOR 3 better
description Of 8 Id land reference may b had 70 Il.
Clarks title deeds, given by James NJ. Dillon, Jan.
nary zothl lo4a, and Miliam Davis, Feb. Sd, lsi5, and
trOiA James N Dillon, recorded March nth. Las, In
CnyanoBa Records Vol. 81, page IA, but rsserVing
on from inc ~iOIegotng survey q piece Of land on the
northeast corner of eaid lot two rods wide and IL
rods long, deeded to n. Il. Miner, be the same more or
less, but subject 70 alllegal highways. Appraiseds 81
Sl,hO1. WlELIAM X SHERWIN.
Fred. hOYeyt Master Oommir,
ANY for pm o.
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FROM sT, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May
The Collector Of this port received orders from
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 exa nine Inc
manifests Of all steamers bound South, compare
them with cargoes, and If arms, munitions, pro
visiOns, or other supplies found on board, the
vessel and cargo DO ooRhsoated, and toe owners
arrested for Treason.
Shipments South have been suspended
About 1000 mnskets and several pieces OF can
non from Baton Rouge arrived BY river this
morning. tI
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rnnM KRNrucKY.

LouiviLLE, Mayo.
A conference was held al Frankfort yesterday
between Gov. Magonn y G. B~reekingridge and
p. HAYES, of one part, ex-senator Crittenden,
Dixon and judge Nicholas, Of the other, who
agreed TO recommend the Legislature TO make an
appropriation to arm Kentucky under the ditec
ton OF a military commission composed OF the
Governor, Inspector General and another TO Do
selected by the UniOnists. III Is supposed 81 5000
900 will be required to arm the State.
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FROM FREDERIoK.

FREDERICK Nd, Mayo.
Two companies Of volunteers for the seces ion
through here at about ten O'Clock this moraiSa
on their way TO Virginia. They marched iLrong
the city, protected by Gen. Schriyer and ~
Sherieh. The appearance Of the men esussS
deep excitement, There was no outbreak and
their worn and tEtteFed appearance excited ri5iS
Guile rather than Indignation.
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NRW YORK ITEMS.

NRw HORK, Mays.
The steamer Africa from Liverpool 9th. and
QueensioWD 2Sth b. coming up the bay
The steamer kedOu has arrived bringing
the family Of Col. Dimick from Fort Monroe
That fort is ready ior any emergency,
The Quaker City Is blockading Cape Henry
TtH SAID some Virginians are fitting out the
steamers yorktown and Jamestown 10 run the
blockade o. James river, where The Monticello
In stationed.
The report that 500 SecessiOnists were station
ed opposite Monroe Is untrue
The Secession flag is still hying at Hampton.
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SAD ACCIDKNr.

DUBu0UEi Iowa, Nay Q.
As train on the Dubuque & Weston railroad.
was backing up from Onamesa to SpFingville. fbis
morning, the hind freight car ran of the tract
throwing Mr.. Cummings, conductor, and Nh
Smith, engineer, who were on the top Of the car,
them instantly. A man named Wlnsio8 was se.
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ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.

INV INNNf MY
The Africa has arrived.
American Gnairs continue 70 engross attention
abroad.
The Bullion in the Bank OF England has de-
creased els coo.
Cousols BlX69lT.
HAvRR-C0tIon SOC. Sales for the week 700
bales. Stock 2S0IO0 bales. Market dull and
prices weak.
The weather is favorable for crops.
Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat quiet.
Corn dull and freely offered. Mixed S5sSS6sod;
Beef and pork are steady. Bacon quiet. Lard
dull. TallOw hrmer,
Sugar nrm and closing quiet.
Coffee quiet.
Rice Quiet at Ss6d.
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r AZ

hAsHisGToE, Nays.
Willard's HOtel was discovered 10 be on fire
The New York Zuayes rushed from Their omar
tiers at the Capitol, and after breaking omen an
engine house, hurried to The ooBdagraiion with
the apparatus, rendering highly efficient serv,es
and saved the Hotel from fire.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE-NOTICT
II is hereby given that 1 shall expose for saIe al
pdDlfc auction - the Auction store 0fC. UenS Is
superior street, Cleveland, ohio, on The sth dsv 81
June 1901 al two o clock z. M, the entire 1tscE %
Goods assigned me by :. Mary MacE, cORHistin1 -
straw hatsend Trimmings, embracing pysrV .
ty Of straw Coos. 1erms-Cash. @He
JOSEPH 8, HkAANR
! iApr2633 Assignee Of A. MgrvEUl
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ASTER COMMISSIONERlS

MI ASTER COMMISSIONERS
4A sALE-Pursuant to the command Of deere
tai Order OF sale from tbs Court VI Common Pleas OF
the county OF Cqyahoga, and State Of Ohio, at ths
suit Of Philo Scoytlls, plaintiff, against Nathan
Johnston, ct; al, defendants, to me directed, 1 shal
"a pose Tor sale Al public auction, at the door Of tie
Court House, in the City OfCisYslaud, in said coun-
", On Monday, the Ath Of May, lshi, at 2 O'clock z.
NJ, the following desCSibed real estate, namely:
''Situate In the township and City OF CLEVELAND. in
the state OF Ohio, and which 10 also in the county Of
SuyAboga, and is known as 8 part Of sub-lot No. lin
the subdivision OF ten tcre lOts No Il, and 4 part Of
ten acre lot NO. -, made BY Taylor 4 HOyt, reference
being had to the BOOK ofm % NO. 4, page Il Ia the
Recorders Ohce OF CuyahOgR County, a. aforesaid.
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed, is bound
ed as lollows; beginning at q point IN the southerly
Inc Of kinsman street s2feet and 9 inches westerly
from the north-easterly corner Of said sub lot No. /:
thence running westerly thirty ieet to land conveyed
by said Taylor and Hoytt TO Samuel Johnston; thence
sOutheriy ~ right angles with Kinsman street 10
ieet along the easterly line Of Samuel JOhnston's
landi theuce easlerly a. right angles with said
Johnston 8 easterly line Of thirty feet; thence north
ery 100 feet 10 the place of beginning, being 90 feet
front On ktnsmAn street and loo feet in depth, be
the same more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Appraised value S6OOUi.
WILLIAM K. SHERWM,
Fred. HoEey, Master Commsr.
wv Ior FlFH. ~aprlT:336
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DAvESPORT, Iowa, May Q.
The steamer Gray Eagle, while passing through
n draw Of the railroad bridge, struck the pier on
the lArboard side, cutting her In two. she INK
Immediately. The boat and cargo are . total
loss. The clerk reports no lives lost, but It Is be-
lieved several were drOwned.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may Be prevented; and ii
taken At tho commencement Of an stack Immediate
reiiefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nausea or Head
aohe to which II males ae subject tE1
Ihey act gs1tiy upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness.
hor Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, AID
an persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable %
q LexsIlve, improving the appetite, giving tons and
nsor TO the digestive organs, and storing the
Natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
b OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and earsfnuv
conducted ezperimeLtss having been In use many
years during which time they have prevented and
renewed vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache Fhsther originating IN the nervous sys.
tenn or from 4 dersngai state ofthe stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable IN their composition.
and may be taken st all times with perfect safetv.
without making any dhanse Of diet, and the absence
ofany disagrseabls tEats renders 1t easy 10 adminis-
ter them to Children
OF OoUNTEEFEIrsi
The genuine have I've signatures Of Hsury O.
SpAiding on each Bog. "
AS7sOid BY DruEs Lsta and all Dealers IN Medicine.
A Bog win be sent by mail. prepaid, on receipt Of
F~EN1E-FIvE GENTS.
RS-An orders 81, MD be addressed to
HENRY O. sPABDIRa,
SOsdar Street, New York,
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PRFsEET PoPULATIoN.

PRESENT POPULATION.
mo STATE r. rapidly fling up with Pog1anon s6sS
lO25 PERSONS having been added since 1850 making ne
present population ], T2sye63 q ratio 0Dz per cent h
ten years
ARICULTURAL PRoDUGTa
NE Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater Dan
.hosa ofany other State. The products sent outdUins
Ithe mast year exceeded ] 10000 tons. ne Whe1fcEop
"a 500 approaches s5jOo0,OoO bushels while no corn
crop yisats not less than 40 100000 bVsneA
FERTuITY OF TIE SOIL
Nozhsre can the industrious farmer seuro such IN
rediaie results for his labor asupcnt these prairie s5l8,
s5s1 beinr composed or a deep rich loan, the fortliy
lof Which IS unsurpassed by any on The globe.
TO ACTUAL GULITVAToRG
Since 1854, ne Company less aed $4,000 aTG
Thsy s1 only 70 daEet esae@olsI -
loonEhla4ed through u.ess lands Gtea Gpase gSSoiOoo-
lOOO. IN 1850 he P~ePulaien 81 Ja7y.utHe e9gs.,'
l2ss IsBs Bsea ad6R; MaEiEg as phdsPoPaiasn s14s
sol, asain q 1s3 esA
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
A an evidruce Of the thrift Of tAe people, ftmay be
stafsd that coo, 600 tons OF freight, lnosudins 6,oOoe0o
bushels Of grain and 5000 barres q noW Hefeiof-
lEarded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and vorkfngmen viii Ind he free school
1yystsm encouraged by the state and endowed With a
large revenue for the support Of schools Their chit
drsn can live IA sight Of the church and sehoohoqsess
LNA Up WIN IL EAAAE&-a
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
n The prices Of these hnds vary from &6 % So per
,lacre. according 70 location, quality, &c tEst class
alarming kuds sen for about SLOT 10 SO per acre aud
1.-The relative expense q subdung pfairie land as CON
ilpared win wood land IS hthe rsao oflto 0utaYor
tlof the former. The terms Of sal5fof The buk olAeas
lands vii b
oFE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
lat sx per cent. per AMMAN, and six interest nosss a sz
tper cenL, payable respectively In one, two, three ifous
lave and SIX years from date Of sale ana lou no8
slfor principal, payable IN -four, I've, slLand ssvs years
llfrom date ofsalss the outraCtstipuaHng thatcletenh
slofthe tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated,
leach and every year, FOR i've yearsfrom cats q SAFE
80 that at The doff I've years one-ha1 Hn4 % 1enssa
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER eEEE WILLIE DEDUCTED
/. rom me Valuation for cash, except the same should be
al six dollars per acre, whsn the cash price VIII Be I'VE
dollars.
productions, pzioes, and terms Of PaymsHt can b had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS
iaees. and cities situated upon the MI
100, APFLETON'5 HALLWAY GUADE.
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Last Nights Report.
Nv FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISeroN, May o
New Orleans paFars Of Saturday are received.
In them IL is stated In q letter that the Texas
Commissioners were kindly received BY the In.
dian tribes. They are mostly shareholders, and
faVo- secession.
The schooner Twilight, employed BY the Eede-
raj Go .ernment in carrying orders TO Fort Tor
tugas, was seized, and has been put into the Tex
an service.
Gov. VidaVre disclaims that Mexico had any
Thing 10 do With the recent atrocities committed
by the Indians, and thinks parties in Texas are
preparing 70 invade his territory and says he viii
defend tbs country 70 the last 4Fa.
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tNMla
M5TMNa

aarfg 70 The attention Of Mothers, her
500 TIL IN sly r p,
5 FOR CHILDREN TEETHIGG,
which Greatly facilitates the process OF teethingFeF
softenfnq the gums, reducing an Internationally
aTaT AIG PAIN and EpaEnodic action andis cure
10 REGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend upon it, yaothers,i win give rest 70 YSF
3 EIiFF ITH TO YOUR INFANTS
yeanb and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDEhOh ASb
THU tn Of it, what We have nGEer psen abe 70 say %
AsLNGLE NsTAECBTOEFFfGT CURE Eaep'
ttmel used. Seyer did Fe know 81 l5stshotsot -
BEtisl scf1on by any one who used IL.
~ aatsEsd delighted With its operations, ~ets
terms Recommendation Of the magical sasS4s Z
medie 81 WRITES We speak IN this matter -
pledg opr reputation for the fulfllment OF WI awe
here declare. In almost every Instance wher Vetle
silfanti i suffering from pain and exhaustion enei
syrup IL administered. ~
ThiA Valuable preparations Is the prsscripsia
New Eassaod, ard has been used with NeverJ@
THOUSANDS or GASES
Il not only relieves the child f0n eaaBs INT y
crates the stomach and bowels rsffects haefa1i . ~
gives one and energy % theThOie system HE@
~GRIPIN5TN ina B6NELs, aud WIND g9crC
and overcomes conyslsions, which y NOS spNdhy 4
=Bafsst rsuueiy Ia the world, in all cases. Of Dysentery i
ana DiarTh9an children, whether II arises frdMr
ToethinR, or shy Other cause- We Woaldl Say 90 o.
cry Mother who has q child suffering from any ofths
foregoing complaints, do not let your pre5udicoe, nor
the p~refutdcss OF Others, stand between Jon snd yeRF
sudsrfna Child and the relief that will Re sEre, yes, I
Absolutely sure, to follow the use Of thfs MeticinA /
iftiuely used. Full direction for using viii ssconi-
fmiis Of cgRFTs PERKiNB, New York, Is On
ths 9gtsids Wrapper. sold b. DrnEEisis shTpliFhos
Principal Office, Is Cedar Strest New YORK
PRICE. OFLY-25 GENTS PEA BoTTLE
sEsptls.dsERs - " lEza a-fH i
FsT sale ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CHURCH,
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n. Y. srocK MARKEr.-MAYe Q.

Market dull and heavy. Cleveland 4 Toledo 2sY,
5alena 4 chicago 50; Illinois Central script 6iE;
1anamAl ggj harlem preferred 3Qx; krie *; Lake
New York Central 7l8; Hudson Sc s 10; Missouri g.
~; HfrgintEe s. as Tennessee s. IS; North Carolins
5Shi Treasury l2s Lux; United States 8 IA ooppons
T9Ai United States S. 81 coupons IS.
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

1yA BALE.-Pursaant to the Commend 1C.-tEO
9ecretai qraer OF sale from the Court Of Common
cieas OF Cnyahogs County, Ohio, at the suit of Noah
StaEes sgalist me First CONGREGATIONAL Society ~
Ch4gtin Ealsl 70 me directed, 1 shall expose Tor sale
az pubic saSiion, 1T the door Of the Court House in
me Olty OF cleveland ia said county, on nc i6tb
gay Of May, 1851, at two O'Clock P. M, the following
described premises, to Wit
Situated in the village Of Charrin Faus Z, ~,
county Of Cuyshoga- aud stat OF Ohio and ban1daS
s9q described g iollovs; Beins the same land deed
"a % AaF0A hlss 70 SAID deendant, ana on which
nov STANDS. aud bounded west By an alley runn 10
rom orange street north between said Church la
an9 q. r brlnsmade's homestead lot; on Tue NORTH
and east ey lands owned by b.. A.. Davis, ard on he
south by orange street. Appraised at $500
WV. Angler, Wsstar C1nIr
-- Pitts Atty. onrIs.s-s
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IS HEREBY GIVEN

IN AAIAED1 WIEN,
mar 1snalt expose Tor sale at public auction,
az TIE 9oof q the Sourt h6uso, Cleveland, Ohio, up
on ne letn DAY Of May 1901, az two o'clock P. M,
me ioleH1ng described property. TO wit:
One silver Watch, q Claim against Luther Ueva-
lana OF tennessee county Michigan, Tor which there
are no evidences OF indebtedusss-amOunt OF said
GeDesste county, Michigan, for S5u0-payabls one
hundred dollars each teEr from the 18th dsy ofsep-
tem0er 1900 for which there ars no eyfden e on N.
debtedness. The above properly and claims were
assigned 10 me a. OommiHsiODsr Of TnsoIVants for
J. s. GBANEIg.
ALIM. Oomm Z nL In.nl..-A
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

N0TIINWNUNI NNg y
Omeial sdviees from Pensacola says that the
ships are amply supplied with everything for
six months, and the iOrt Is in excellent condition,
and eannotb be taken By anything now there.
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NE FIRR IN WAsHINGTnN.

NEW 1oREi Mays.
The fire in Washington this morning was sci
in four places by seoessiOniss. a-si0
Traitors at Magnolia, Del, had seized a lot OF
United States arms stored there by Union men,
The leader viii doubtless be dealt with according
to law.
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WIG A TONIC.
4 URIOUs K~OINCIDENOEl
joe uNprRFHE oouErEan
SAITH AND oTHERs N A Bo1In

AAO S4nE n Di
NORRIS IN sight with his Celebfated
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o
hOn8ee and Cattle can ana the best Medlcino in Us
for many Of the Diseases peculiar % such AniMals-
1hsy are ) sovefeign Remedy Er Colds, Coughs,
Loss 81 Appedts. Hidssbound, DiElemperB, &C., &c-
~ .PoEders alEaTg gfYe nttsacton, a. the
Thousands who have used men, can testify. Sc
CiranI-rG. Try them. Tor sale b =. y. GAYLORD,
E-W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm
strong, Cleveland, Qsend y 80 pruggists in the
eoCntIy. ass, ~ sn9issse ~ me krepnet2r, AZ 10
must Be addreaeed.
fsbs; RHdR0 $3.50 90. HORRIs.
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VESSEL PURCHAsE.

IOhoNTOi my .,
The iron steamer Peerless has been purchased
by the United States for war purposes.
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UKIHolTi "wednesday Evening. MAYS.
YEsgEIs PAssED.-The following vessels PASSED
this port to-day:
UP-PropsIler Iron City and scbsoners Mountain.
DoEN=Pnopellera MaynoWer and Missouri: barta
sanora, E.W. Head, Louisa, Z. G. Winslow. DeSoto'
Great West mo y, s. B. Pomerov No.,
nif RaYsnna, City Of Chicago, and J. Sweeney! briSz
Empire state, and Q. F. Williams; schoo5-
srs a. knst, Matt. Root, Scotland, Mary B. Hale, q.
y. Dousmans Nightingale, Acontias, Tartar, Mont.
sagie. spy, harragansett, GrspeshOt, ii. l.. Lsns-
+. Bronson, 7. Baker, W. B. Hibbard, Arctic
""'V @se' Bradley Aaeeri J. Weeden, o. O.. TroW-
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

~1SDIASAPoLIs, May 9.
The l1th regiment Of ZsuaEes. under eonn..a
o Wallace, left at nine O'Clock to,ni9bt for
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DESIGNATION.
EURTHER BY THE AFRICA.

WAsHIxaTox, Mayo
Judge scarbourgh of Virgins, Of the Court of
Claims, has resigned.
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Is 6r sale By all Druggists. Prics = cent,
R4t5HAPnSON "A
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ANOTHER REGIMENT FROM KEN.

WASHINGTON, Maye.
The Sd regiment from Kentucky has offered its
services, and will form part of the regular brig.
ade to be commanded by Major Anderson.
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Sinanfiat.
Goal.

NOKEl COKE n COKBTI-
r. WALLACE 4 SON ARE now MANU-,
Coke nom the pure HAMM0NDS-
o any other Coke in the market. We can furnisb
nstlmouials from numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms. nv
Also, q constant supply Of HammoadsviIle strf,
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Uleve.
land a Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship Witb ~
patch to any part OF the State. OrdeTE solicited
u. q. WALLACE 4 SON.
hammondsville Jefferson County, Ohio.
JanuarT 81, 1854. hbIRs
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Not long since L 3 ant to you for a box Of Cs5halic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Haadache I'D Co
uTeness, and received the same, and they had 81 good
an effect shat ! was induced 70 send fore more. r
Please send BY returu mail. Direct to
A. y. WHEELER,
---rt 3, YRsiiAntL Mich.