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NLEYELAND & ERIE Z. z.

CLEVELAND u ERIE X. e.
1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lssi.
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1851, PASSENGER
Trains viii run IS follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
loco A. r. NAIL TRAIN-stoDpinq at all Gtaffour
except Wickihe, Mentor, Perry, Union-
vile, saybroOk and 6Wanvine; and ar
rtvas At Erie 1t E9 ?. n, Dunkirk sS P.
r., Buffalo SIS Pm.
sos J. \. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stso-
pinga Painesville, Ashtabula and GlraTd
only, and arrives NJ Erie IIO P. n, Dun.
KIRK at goo P. n Buffalo At 1923 p n
as ?. n. CONhEAUT ASEOMMODATIOH-Stop.
ping st all Stations.
20 P. \. NIGHT EXPRESS ~RAIN-StoppinR AZ
PsinesTtlie, Ashtabula, Conneant and CT
rard only; and arrives at Erie at IR.l7A.
H., Dunkirk 1T $50 4. n, Buffalo 40 ~,
LEAVE KRIE.
200 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StopplnR AZ
Girard, ABhtabula and PainesTile only /:
arrives at Cleveland B:85 4.
995 A. n. MAIL TRAIh-Stopptng at ell Stations
except SaybroOk, Unlonville, Perry, Mem
tor and Mickline, and arrive at Cleveland
at Ifb P. N.
1870 !. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopplnR at a.
rard, CoDneaut, Ashlabula and PainesVils
only, and arrives At Cleveland at 5.zn =. y.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Conneaut
ct 600 A. n, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at $40 A n.
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C8FRTFF's sAIF-BY VIRTUT

CHERRIES SALE BY VIRTUE
~ Of en- al. q. f., Issued from the Court Of Com
non Pleas OF OuYnhora county, a. the suit Of tho
Lsenardyiils Bank, plaintiff, against Thomas CLARK,
defendant, ! have levied upon and shall oner for
sSlsI a. ne Warsh2 y. o. ASssy 90 In ne ely
1851, e. Z o'clock P. n, Of said day, the following
described property, 70 Wit. One lr0n SAFE, enc Let
ter Press, seven bundles ~ dozen Hose one once
Desk. A. DRAW, Sh'n,
By II. =. Lawrence, Dep. sheriff.
Case a Bruce, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
aharlHs Once, Apritlsth, 1851. aprle.a33
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
A dispatch received from Washington saws all
the arms that were at Harper's Ferry were burnt
in A nile.
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RICH RoLLMa PRKTRE EANuA

Th8 deep rich loan Of tho prairies Is cultivated Wsn
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middls States are moving TO illinois in greatnum-
bers ne area Of Illinois Is about equal 20 that Of m
gland, and the soils 50 rich that il viii suPporttWenty|
m1ltona q people.
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Yesterday A Afternoons Report.
HIGHT Al DALTIlI0RB

HGHT AT BALTIMORE
BALrnIoRH, April Is.
There wasaterrible scene on Pgattstreet today.
The railroad track was taken up, and the troops
attempted 70 march through. They were attacked
BY q nab with bricks and stones, and were fired
upon. Ins fire was returned. Two OF the Sew
enth Regiment Of Pennsylvania were killed, and
ssTurEf Eounded- Abe light is stu going on.
gEcOSD DuPATCH-
There isintense excitement here. The soldiers
are nov feTcing their way through. They fred
or The mob, killing ten
TEZED DnPArCH.
Ttsimpossfble 20 say what portion Of the troops
have been attacked. They bore a white flag as
they marched up Pratt street, and were greeted
With shower Of paving stones The Mayor Of
Tie city vent ahead Of them with the police. An
immense crowd blocked up the streets. The SOL
disrs finally turned and fired on the mob. Several
cfths wounded have just gone up the street in
carts. Il Is reported there Is dreadful work going
On e the railroad depot
FOURTH DISPATCH.
At the Washington depot an imnenfe crowd
assembled The rioters attacked the soldiers, who
fred on The mob. Several were wounded.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS Z WORKING MET.
TIE attention Of the entsrprsiug and industrious por-
j ton o. the community Is dinectsdto the following
staisment8and liberal Inducements offered them BY the
uLEOB CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, Is hey will perceive, vii enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance and Industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves aud families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
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d. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection


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M OOMMISSIONERiS

NALM - -
QNt sALE.-Pursuantt 20 the.eonmand Of deere
tl order ofsais, frum the Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county o. Uuyah0ga, aud State ofohio, at the
suit Of Lyman Little, ct. ell piaintins, against sam.
uei Eolt1, ct. ais, defendants, 10 me directed, 4 shall
expose for sals at public auction, At the dOur Of the
Court HOuae, IN said County, on Monday, the Hth
Of May, 1861, at 2 o'clock P. n the following de-
eoribed real estate, namely
situate IN the township Of Independence, being
number six IN the twelfth range o. townships IN the
Connseticut Western Reserve, In the state Of Ohio,
known Is part Oforiglnal lot number forty In said
township and Subdivisions, or village lots numbers
81, 3, 80, - and 81, as surTeyedby Daniel Kerr, EeQ.t
IN the fall Of I8l2, and bounded as follows, 70 wit: on
the east By the stat0 road leading from Akron to
Cleveland; on the south By the Public Square and
land owned BY the First Congregations Church Fud
Society, and bounded ne follows: commanding AZ the
moth east corner ofland owned By W. n. NoWland;
thence westerly along lifeline Of said NeWland's land
six rods and twenty links; thence north four rods and
tWentY-three links; thence east two rode and seven
line Of the Public square; thence south 70 the place
Of beginning, aud land owned By w. n. HeWland;
on the west BY land owned By said NeWland; on the
north b. village lot boionEing 70 Michael Palmer,
containing four acres, moro or less" For q better
description OF . ID land reference may BE- had to u.
Olarkfa title deeds, given By james III. Dillon, Jan
uAry 25th, l5ts, and william Davis, Feb. Sd, ls46, and
rom james d. Dillon, recorded March 10Th, les, IN
Ouyahoga Records, Vol. fLs page IA, but rgserving
Oh from the foregoing survey q piece ofland on the
north east corner Of said lot two rods wide and 10
less, but subject TO all legal highways. Appraised At
Si,hO0. WILLIAM X. SHERWIN.
Fred. HOVeys- Master Oomm'r.
Atty for Pitt. arrl6.336
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ASTER COMMISSIONERIS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of decree
tai order OF sale from the COurt OF Common Pleas Of
the county OF Cuyahoga, and State Of ohio, at the
suit Of Philo Scoyille, plaintiff, against Nathan
Johnston, ct; al, deiendsntsl to me directed, shall
expose for sale at public suction, at the door Of the
Court House, 10 TIE City efCleyeland, in said ooun-
", on Monday, the nth OF May, 1851, at 2 o'clock T.
n, the following described real estate, namely:
"Situate in the township and City Of Cleveland, In
the State Of Ohio, and whichis also il the county OF
Cuyahogas and is known as a part OF sub-lot No. lin
the subdivision OF ten acre lots No L., and q part Of
ten acre lot No. Is made BY Taylor Hoyt, reference
being had to the Book ofM1ps No. ., page I, IN the
Recorders Once OF OuyahOga County. as Aforesaid.
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed, e bound
Cd as follows: beginning ct a point in the southerly
line Of kinsman street % feet and 9 inches westerly
from the north-easterly corner ofsaid sub lot No. i;
tbence running westerly thirty feet to land convened
By said Taylor and Hoyt to Samuel Johnston; thence
southerly at right angles with kinsman street 100
leet along the ea9terly line Of Samuel Johnstonis
land; thence eagterly at right angles with said
Johnston's easteriy line Of thiFty fsst; thence north
srly 100 rect to the place Of beginning, being 90 feet
front on Kinsman street and l60 feet IN depth, be
the same more or less, but subject 70 al legal high
ways. Appraised value S50OOI.
WILLIAM K. SHERWIE.
Fred. HOEey, Master COMMIT
Att'y for Plthd. a@nrIT.ss6
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Felix Nicola, TrusteC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN 20 the Aforesaid creditors ofthe said Valentine
and George \. Daettzrweich, that a diTidend Of 4
per cent. has BY said Court been declared on the
claims Of the several ~crenitoTs Of said assignors, and
that the same Will Be paid to them on the ID day Of
May. 1861, at tire Probate once in the city Of CleVs-
land. in said county OF Cuyahoga.
April 10. 1861. DANIEL R. TILDEH,
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No State Ia the Valley Of the Mssissippi offers 90 great
a. inducsmsht 70 the settler as the STATE q Illinois.
here 4 no portion Of the world where all the confi-
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. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % de-
Valoping the soil the great resources Of the state IN
coal and iron are almost untouched Themvariabie rule
that ths mechanic arts flourish best WheTefo0da ndfuel
arc eheEpess, viii fellow at an early day In Illinois, and
A the co1rse Of tho next ten yearsthe natural hWsand
necessities Of shs case warrant the belief has az least
ave hundred thousand people VII be engaged IN the
Sats Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
meuts,
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THF sOUTHFRW pART

Of he sats les within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil & admirably adapted to the growth Of
TObaccO and Hemp, and the Wheats worth from IS %
@cta- more per bushel than that ussd further noTth.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHTSeToS ,AprilIs.
The Mayor has Issued proclamation calling on
citizens to observe peace and refrain anything
that might interrupt the quiet Of the city.
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VI ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
" bALE.-PurguHnt to the command fa decree
"a order Of sale, from the Court Of Common Piess
oftae county Of Cuyaboga, and State OF Ohio, at the
suit q EEa MonluE. plaintiff, against Levi Thorn
1s, e.. als.s defendEnlB, to NE directed. 1 shall AZ.
pose for sale ct public auction, at the door Of he
Court HOUSE, In the City Of Cleveland, in said couu-
O'Clock =. M, the following described req estate.
situated In the township Of East Cleveland, IN said
county: "a trlet q land situated IN lutB Nos and
5tn East Cleveland, In Ouyahoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at q point on the plank road at the west cor
nsr Of THAT portion Ofths premises set OF 10 EIecfer
shell; thence y. 5o4 dagrets q. chains thence s.
~ degrees W. links thence >. 50H degrees +.
ne chains 70 the vest line OF Chittendsn Louis
geesa ". $50 chains thence n. 50k degrees W.
chains e the plank lead thence N. 99H degrees j,
z3I chains to the place Of beginning and c0ntainiuq
~ aeToas more or less, 1-lOO acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. : ; and 3 g-l0o acres In lot No. AD-
praised Yalus f637 50.
WILLIAM K. sHERWl..
Master Commi5sioner.
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WAsEIEsrOS, April 70.
The Pawnee has arrived at Washlngton.
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AklNUS o.. WEIGHTS Els.
llI TATE.-Notics is hereby given that the sub
sorfb0r has beeu appointed and qualified az Admin
istrstOr on the estate Of Marinus G. Wright, late Of
Ouyahoga county, deceased.
aprI&s5s B. r. BEAYIs.
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q l:s8 - b. =. BaaVis, Attorney.
hTHRKm nlIETnTnr

Notice 10 hereby given that Thomson 4
Company Of Bedford, CuyahOga county, Ohio, have
made an assignment for the general benefit Of their
ereditoRs and that the undersigned has been duly
appointed their assignee. Creditors are Therefore
required to present their claims to him without de-
lag. HUBTsON.
Assignee Of Thompson & co.
and Attorney at Law, III superior St,
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ASTER COMMISSIONERS

AV AO COMmloOION EhS
1LL E.-Purg 70 the command ofan altus
dscretal order Of sale from the Court Of Common
fleas OF Cuyanoga County Ohio, at the suit Of Noah
Ohagsin Falls, to me directed, I shall oxpoBo for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House, IN
the City OF Cleveland in said county, on the 10th
day Of Nay, 1851, at two o'clock P. n, the following
described premises, to wit:
Situated in the village Of Chagrin Falls, in snia
Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described g tolloWs: Being the same land deed
ed By Aaron Bliss TO said DEFENDANT, and on which
the First congregational Church Of Chazriu Fsis
now stands, and bounded west By An alley running
from Orange street north between said Church let
and 4. p. BnnBmade's homestead lot; on the north
and east By lands owned BY D. A. Davis, ard on the
south By Orange street. Appraised at $3.50
GEO-H- WlMAN,-
W. ". Angler, Master COMMIT.
Pltng Atty. gprl555
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Glothing.

THE BLUES.
PVo Get the blass,
And now M muBs
Does ne refuse
LonRsdogssrel Fhymss
Because, she SAYS.
Ithardiy pays
To write long lays
In secession times.
The Only Laws
Which she thinks pays,
In these sad days,
Il the lays Of dimes,
Witch Ipr0poss
To tahe for clothes,
FEOm all Of those
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Rhen hoed me well.
when InOW tell
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The Clothing bast
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Therefore invest
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

An the trains going westward connect az Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Onoin-
natl, St. LOuis, &C.; and all the trains goinF eastWard
connect ct DunkirkW with the trains Of The n. u.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New YoTf
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.,
Il. NOTTINGHAM, SUIT
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I1o8e lands are c01fEuol8 % 3 ralroad 10 mIas
IN length, which connects with other reads a~ndnay1Bs-
be lakes and rivers, thus sGording an mbroken com
municadOn with tho Eastern and Southern markets
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MR. BEALDRG,
m

MR. ~BHALDnG,
SR.
hot long since 1 sent 70 you for box OF Csphalic
Hms ior the cure Of the Nervous Headache md Coz
uVenessi and received the same, and they had 20 F9od
an elect that ! was induced to send fors more-
Please send By Isturn mail. Direct 70
A. Il. WHEELER,
Ipsilanti, Mich.
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UNlON LIFTING "A LOUIsYILLE.

At the Washington depot an imnenfe crowd
assembled. The rioters attacked the soldiers, who
fred on the mob. Several were wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20
WILLIAM K. sHERWI.,
Master Commissioner,
RfnANa A~NNnHnIwm g. nH.r-MHK
UOMMISSIONEhS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
INk BALE.-PursuAntt to the comm and Of q deer
al order Of salss issued from the Court Of Commo,
msrcial Mutual Insurance. Comps y Of Cleveland
against Isaac 1. Hewitt, and ethers, 10 mo directed,
L snail expose Tor sale At public auction. al the door
ofthe Court House, in the city Of cleveland. in said
sounty, on tbs 18th day Of May, 1851, at two O'Clock
IN the fOuoWind described lots Of land, to wit:
Situated In the township 0fCleysland, ~buingnum-
Der In the range OF townships In the Connect
cut western Reserve In the State Of Ohio, and which
u also In the county Of Ouyahega, and Il known II
oaing lots hity-tWo, hfty-three, dfty-four in ]. u
HeE1trs subdivision ofthe part OF the MerWin e.
tates IS cmmonl known, and these lois are on the
north side ofths Ohio land in the CITY Of OIsvelsnd.
making in all seyenty-EiE and one-half feat front on
the south side OfJame8 Street, be the same more or
less, but subject to al legal highways. Lot 81 ap-
praised at 1902 lot 50 appraised at 81 Loo; lot aap-
praised at Sl,S75. GEO, n. VIVIAN.
Williamson + Riddle, Master COMMIT
Attorneys for PlfiH. aurI5s9B