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I lYERS OATHARTT6 PILLR
ron THE OURE OT


Coltigesesa, J1ssice Dyspspsia Indi0sssi0ss D,ers
teTyt Foll HomGch, Ey1ipelas, HsGdach6 Piles Rhsr
1aflsls ET1fioas iid skfn Disoasss Lirsr Oozplas1
LTopsg, Iser, Is,lors Gsf Sal RaesHa RoTsls Cod
hetvegie, az a Dss''eT fiA, ci.d TcT Psrifgisg
They are susaT coated. 50 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, aud they arc the beet
aperient in the World Tor al the purposes o. sniy
phyac.
Price 25 eentB Per Box; TiFe Boxes for sI.O0
drest numbers Of Clergy men, Physicisus, stafs1l
men, and eminent percentages have lsat their nguos
% certify the unparalleled usefnlnoss OF thes rene
dies, sut 0nr space here viii not permit the nseI tiOi
Of tneEn- Tbs Agents below named furnish graft
cur AE.AhlcAN ALMANAC, IN which they are given.
with also NIL descriptions Of the above CON plainis
and the treatment that should b followed Tor theiF
eure.
Do not be put OF BY unprincipled dealsFs with
other preparation3 they make more profit on. Do
mGnd AYERS, aud take no others. The sick Wani
the best aid there s for them, and thoy should have
~ An our remedies are for sais By VIZ FIsEE
sTHOsq 8 ARNsrRoEa, <. n. GAKL0RD, and By AZ
DruEgists
- Ayers Cherry PsctOral, sarsaparilla ard "a
thartic Pills, are for sale b. Churchill & Brother D.
IL t1aaan fHrrnn-
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ls'rOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
os95sI With entire success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

DATENT OIL GREASE.-FTVR
cans iust received and Tor sale low.
i@ 2 (. RxEEoLDs.
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lkrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Nina
ltyou aIe, or have been trOabled with the head
ache send for box, (CephRlic Pills) % that you
may have them In case OF an gttack
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- THE GRRTENBEEa
. ii R2H AIL,2 UTERINE nAnH


IN this oonnocti0A wa OIsr Iew testiu.ouisis:
81 ana MsthodiJt Clergyman, and Wh0H on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the dlseases Tor which YoR advertise Mnrshals UGs
-ine OathOiicOn AZ cure haze advised its usa sn
tt has Erected complete NeTsyer it has been
uESds Bsg. PETER SHARP,
NcstSrn Star, Ohio
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1tssolMtiph.

'IrH 4 COMPREHENSIVE OF
AZ ,1iissH.Vfl MASON co, having expired this
e-5 - ,LhlttIoni new to-partnership Is made be-
RoeepI t1s s o s 81 5hS % m and Hezsah
ne business Of the new hrm viii ~ ~, S,,Ss,a .
heretoiors, under the firm name Of Bisbon &c.,
" ~ l. d. HiSHOP
=. Q. MASON,
q. ETZGER
rt.-.,-.. -. -. II. hog sRg
-s-.--ss l.-t - sael. aug6.3f7
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PRFsEEr popuLATToN.

PRESENT POPULATION.
The Stale ls rapidly ding up with population sos,
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making the
present population 723 ee3 ratio Of le2 per cent in
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. :.
4 The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
hoss ofanT otherefafs The produces sent out during
the past year ezCeadcd 800 600 Iora The wheat crop
of 1850 approsches 35000000 bushels, while the corn
crop yields not less than 40 900 900 bushels.
! FERTILITY OF THE sOu.
Nowhere can the indusirious farmer secms snch IN
mediate results for his iabor as upon these prairie so8
llhey being composed Of deep rich loaEn the fertility
'lof which, is unsurpassed b. any On the gl05e.
TO ACTUAL CULTVAToRs
SlAos 1854, ne Coapany hare sold 200 900 acres
,lcontaits GTceEslt 90 edinaie TAsTo1d has 5eeH
oonaTutsd through te1s irnd5 AZ esss d so 900,
Zoo IN $50 ths PopHla.eli q 1oTyi4s sai,n,is1,
l293 hare 6ss added naiag as ishois pel1iion sl4,
s0l gain Of l43 FT ealL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. -
As an evidence Of thrift Of tAs people, IL may Be
stated that 600 coo tons Of freight Including 10000
bushels Of grain, and $50 900 barrels of our for4
Warded over the line last year.
EDUGATION.
4 Mechanics and Workingmcu vii find the free school
System encouraged By the state and endoEed with 4
large reFenue for the support or schools Their chill
idren can live in sight or The church and sch00hOus8
land grow with the prosperity Of the ead1g state 10
the Great western Empire
J PRICES AND TERKs OF PAYHEET.
I The prices Of these land5 vary from s. 10 s25 per
acre, according % location, quality, &c. First casa
farm1g l1nds sell for about $40 70 So per acre. and
tho TeatiYe expense Of subduing prairie aud com
pared win wood aud is IN the ratio Of % 10 in favor
q the former lie terms q saisf for the bulk % thess
lands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
SIX per cent per annu and six interest notes at siI
per cent payable respectively in one two three four
1--we and six years from dato Of saa; and four noiea
for PRINCIPAL, payable ia four, Eve sixend SCI yearl
from date Ofsaie tho contTaCtstpu hat euth
0f the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year. FOR I've years from GATE q sale
SO that st The end Of i've years onehaf sha Dc Fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
fon the valuation for cash except the same should Be
At az dollars per acre, when tho cash ics VII be hva
dollars
productions, rrces, and terms efpaymeni can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,ges. md Cffiss situated upon the uIE-
100, ,APPLTsfON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MEN.
THE attention OF tho enterprisng and industrious por-
i ton OF the community Is directed TO the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them By tho
uLIEOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, BY
proper energy perseverance, and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and famiiies with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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EOunD-Lass night, near Angler House,
one Arst class through ticket to 3 New
England city, worth about S17. The owner
can hsve It By calling on
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UTITcs UHIO FENIrEsrIlBT, l
Columbus Jelly s. l86l. J
Hon WIN DENN5s9ai Gs954iso. et Ohio:
CERTIFY TaAT LIGHTS \

CERTIFY THAT LUCUIS NJ.
CLARK. couvf- & d u tie crime OF Fa1sii ioun-
Lrriei5 hank B ID. in the Court II CCInmoH Pleas,
Guy ahcga county, ctio, ~ tie Mas Term, te, and
sentenced % Thee years prlHonr % in this Pen
and Rules Of this Institution dsTi0g his condns-
ment here. 9hu. A. ftsEnIiGh, Warden.
lulyz2-3f7 ~ Ehao. 3. Hewitt
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40tela

MANHATTAN HOTEI--NOS.
gHy, opposite the Park, EsW York. Hu9gins 4 flinr
proprietorI. d. Hnggins, late n 'psari efFs
Ao1le, Boston. y. ahsaI lHts q LIoEliov's Hos
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IANDs nF nLTNn1s

No ste IN shs VALLEY OF the Mississippi offers 50 great
an inducement to the settler as the STATE OF illinois.
There IS no portion Of the world where all the condi-
tons Of climate and soil 30 admirably combine TO pro-
duce those two great staples, CoRE and Wz4T, as the
Prairies Of Illinois
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1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO

lOOl. the success Of soyerrI ,1edical s,ntiE-
men 10 curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural lsw5 induced their o. absh-
ment an incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature By the title Of THU GBHFEHBERG
COMPANY OF New Iork. The hecontiuuod succsss Of
t10ir remedies, and the hrm hold they have gained
TPon pub Confidence has FULLY justified the homer
lctment and they have reason ~ ieBl ErUat pride IN
comparing their success with ne iiCe academies Al
mony trom public and private Individuals and COM
mandatory notices In the leading public JOurnhls
baar witness 10 the medical skill aud high personal
onaraeter 81 tnu gentlemen connected with the IN
Etitution thus assuring tbs public that among the
many unworthy advertisers " the day, TIL GRiEF-
EhBERG COMPANY has ever been aud viii bs a
reliable and Trustworthy medium f0T therss. Grafton
OF health 10 the atiie4 ',and En Who arc sutsrinQ
may address them Wtr sntire Conndoncs.
The principles and practics OF medicine sdoBted By
tnlg lnsttn5i9n nre lgcdy set forth IN TH GREF.
EHBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an iuyuiuab,s
medical work, published for family use, End there
fore sold 81 the nOmiusl price OF % cents for which
ba a. bsaIth ~ S IIs es = ~ als o. tne country
drBn, and the more obscure and chronic C0pDlaiuta
a. we'll as the common dissases iuciignt ii z rT
try have received the attention Of this Institution
apd II is enough TO they have proved themselves
fuly tent Tor the greet trusts which the gubo
Their series o: Medicines embrace Glove tifersDt
remedies adapted to different disosses with minute
sins to which We wish to call the sttant tion of tEe
roS"S Fem~ies ,i5i an lets9 80, With q disagse is
hABSHALL'S UTERINE OATHOLICON
which is offered as 3 certain cure In cases aceomps.
nied with the following symptOIHB irregularities
Weakness, Hei1tpsgs, DerGnged Appetite, SallcyS
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chiils
Gold Hands aud Feet, Bloaatingz Feverishn6.s NeT-
rAlgin, PapitStion OF the Heart, DiEziness, kerT.
onsnss5, HeadRehe, Re1tielsness, Disturbed sieap,
tlushes of the Heart, General Fain, Crawling aud
Pain IN the spine and between the Sh0uldars, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, mitigation, Dit3ealt Passiug Of
Urine with hsst OF smarting, Itching, Burning OF
IfrttatiOn 20 the Uterine Organs, hightalRi2 bis
Psir, Mysteries, AndiSty Rcd Face Aeryous witch
In Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad-
hess popraye5 Appstite .EiRtulence, Blo8tod and
ognlar Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, paina in ths
: arina organs, EauIb08sr end Pains 10 th5 Lilub-
Lodh OF ths Memory, BeWil3crTaont Soreness ~ th
yept -
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IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, R.II
The Oephalic Pills are said to be q remarkably Of
,eotFe rsneV Tor the headache and one Of the very
er been Uncovered
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oophabo Pills accomplish the object for whtcl
they Eere llade, viz: Cure Of hsaeohs IN an ifs fTS
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lEron the Western Z. z. Gazette, Chicago. M
We heartily 3aorse dr. spaldinR, and his unFi
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THE snnTHFRN pAPr

or the State les within the zone Of Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted to the growth o.
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from q
70 cts per bushel than that raised further north
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qRAVRLRR,a REqIaRRN.

Git1en1SliEhin7 conveyance % either OF the above
4fana OF Boata, viii be called for hy tbs Coaches oi
lrlcnl' Omnibus Line, b. learinE thciE address al
- ounieua once, ~ 8uPerior stssOt door next 70
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| t.5 ess-S Y. ynios eoait oi Oo-li-el tia--s'
caroline Eshsnbrunuersl
George Rsssa5rop.er.' s''i'i'h i0i Di''iso
~ EORGE ESAENBRENNER, OF
STATE of Uhi0, & notified that Caroline shenhrsnner
did the 18th day Of May a. D. 1851, nie her peti
ton IN the Office Of tbs Clerk Of TIE court Gi Com
mon Pleaa, within and for the cgunty 81 CuFshoss,
and state OfObio, areing the said George Eshen-
bfenner With Adulttry, With one Elizabeth Kol-
1renncr, and asking that she may oo divorced from
the said Seorse kshenbreunesi which PETITION viii
Be- f0r hearing in xix vtets OIn the iRfe herewith
Dated this lsth day Of May, 4 D., 1851.
CARpL1HE ESuENGkkNEER,
my2s;u25 BY Pi-rr6 a. Golfer, her Atty.
A SSIGNEB'S NOTC1E.-NoTlCE
"a isheret5 given that lranS D stone on ths l2th
a. Of Ju5. lssl. made an assiglmsnt 30 ne Of
kind snf descr Ftion, the bCnet Of his crotora
All pe-s9ns indebted % the said stone are also nc
crCiiiors % Gle th. IL caias With me a. ~ once
dHy verified cording 10 lsU.
u. ". BROOKS. Assignee Of u. D. Stona.
Cleveland. 5gly a, Isl. anglnslsEs
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
IN Proposals. VII be received at the odles uf the
CITY Civil Engineer o. the ely of Cleveland until Y
g'eiQek NJ, august e, ls6i, for building sewer or
b ins, Sc, oonIecfsd Eith the same, arf6n ron
ne sever nov In Cass avenue 20 ths AiAgsburg
PIans and specifications can bs sosn and more par
tlcuiar Information hat at id EnEiueet's Ufi-eea
and after arc sth day Of August.
Each proposal aust DO accompanied By a good and
sufficient bond rcqiI ing 10 bidder 70 outer into
contract ar the price named IN his proposal should
the same be accspied.
Ihe Board q CITY improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reserFihE the right 70 accept or re-
eet the same. By order Of the Board.
JOHN MuiTELAW
Cleveland. July l3s3s uity Civil Eneineer.
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CHICAGO ILLINOIS,
noia Cent r. Rs pages 1ss & 1oO
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Brtlas aud aeledieines.

gr1lgs atid 3tEatrtttGs.
On CARBUYS OIL VITRIOJ,
~ 10 cases Consresa and Empire Water,
2ogross Beer Lorks, iust 7, eeiyed and for
salo cheap By G. W. CLARK,
Successor TO Wm. Biske,
ly2a ll9 Superior st.
J'HE PLACE TO BUY FRUIT
JARS cheap, iaat o,pv,s
Successor TO VIM. hiske,
jyl3 li9 surerior st.
CWEETS INVALUABLE LINZ
- MENT, at 50 Public slnars jslS
A NODYNE EXPECTORANT
"a OANDH-Rslieves Pain, cures Bronchitis,
vaneed staees ct otCansumDtinn, at q Pub square
On BBLS. LINSEED OIL-FOR
~ sale at close figures By
june2s snocessor to ~yn- Flske
ERESH LEEUhh rs, SWEDISH, ron
Il sale audjust received by -,
Successor 70 VIM Fis ke,
junozs ilesnpertar st.
GURGIOAL INSTRUMENTS
y Amputating Oases-singe and with Trepines
Also incl udiug the minor lnstruments. Accouching
IA oass. Trepine Cases. Str4bismus Cases. Post
Mort,m Gases. Dssecting Cases. Pocket Gases
NSiA1-i1- AelIt,t aAAs - AA-
Jun. q Successor to Wm. Fiske.
Az ORM CANDY THAT is RE-
lBSs,s M LIABLE at CO . P;,Siil PEESiEiLER'S sds..
4 LTERATIVB SYkUP.-A oU-
-, PkhIoh article for purifying the Blood, At y
L'RUIT CANS, CORKS & SEAL
Il ING WAX. For sale by
=. a. PALMER,
lyl7 0orner Erie Prospect ste
RBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
~ GLE. just received ana Tor sale BY -
bE Corner OF Eric ( Pros6soi ts15s sta
A N AQUARIUM FOR SALE BY
yh Corner of Ere 4 Prosprcf SIS
A GOOD ASoOkTMhNT OF
"A Pseket Knives, RazOrs, Pocket Hooks and
jyH : 80 Corner Erie PTosP5tt 1sDri sis.
CITATION ERY.-PENs. PAPER OF
all kinds, Envelopes, Inks Pencils DC, Tor sale
y yyu Corner aris F. a 3 PA1aasi P4o.1adi r..
I IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEP-
Forest City YAfnish Oice, No. ls6 Superior St, Eni
get neat Little Y9rnish Cup Glsd with the best Of
thus do your oTt yaruishing in style equal 10 The
best ofpainters Prios from four to twelve shillines
maTsiRzs T. " PALMER. hgsnts
DENTON BROTHERS 5 CO,
ID DEALERS ISi
PAINTS, OLs, VAREIsHEs WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
l55 SUPERIOK ST CLEVELAND O.
Glass and Paints boing our apecial business, we eau
onor Inducements TO buyers unsQualled iu this Vi
entity Ifln.l4.RYE
S0 BBLS LINSEED OIL.
W 10 bbs boiled Linseed Oil
10 bblB Liquid Dyes,
~ bbls Yarnishes,
10 tons White Lead, from PURE Lead 20 the
almost worthless article, for sale By
Junen BENTON, BROS. co.
LDERBEhHY WINE. CUR |
Rant Wine, and Peach Braudy r,jr msalcal
Purposes, at g J. EEAlFRS,
Jnnels -, south side Fuh. Square.
WINE BITTERS & BALMGIL-
w EAD Pin, for General Debility, Dyspepsia |
Goldness Of the Hands aud FUst, sick and Nervous
hoecache 1,rs not excelsd By any thing new in use
loT these arrangements. Found 81
lsl3 - J. KEELEe'S. g Pub saHAra
G0AL AND CARBON OIL 90 CTs |
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The Anniversary Exercises Of the Ladies'
Literary Society of Gberiin College.
WEDNESDAY P. NJ, Aug.
EDTTORs LEADER: The first Of ihe An
versary Exercises of Oberlin College for
1861 took place this afternoon. Though
rainy large audience assembled. The
prestige Of past anniversaries was suffi-
cient TO call them out, and give them an
earnest Of the good things the young ladies
had in store for the occasion.
The following was the
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PEEPARED BY
DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LoWELL, MASS.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such a r1nOWn for tue curs
every variety Of Throat and Lung Con- ulaiot, tha
Il Il entirely unnecessary Tor % recoui the eV-
donoe OF its virtues wherever IL has been employee
As L has long been in constant throughout ths
section, We need not do more than assure the peopL
tts quality ia kept up to the BEST n ever has bee spo
that may be relied 10 do f0r thsir rsiei sl II
ha3 ever been fcund 70 Do.
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PATrROAD gYsTER OF ILLNoTs.

Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch Al
part Of the income from several OF these works witt
valuable publcfund in lands, go to diminish Ihe STAT
expenses the TAIE5 ARE uaEI, and must consequently
every day decrease
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lFrom the KaDRwha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadaohe
Who Try them, viii stick to thoul.
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LFrom the Advertiser, PrOviJenoe. R.LJ
The testimony in their favor Is strong, nom ths
most respectable quarters.
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A S9JGNEs'S NOTICE.-THR
"a Cretiiors Of 4. Adams, ami al persons in
teicsted, aGs hereby notiAed that ths Gnid Adams,
on the l2th day Of July, g. mad3 assignment 70
no Of All MS property and eli cts for ta bcni t Of
his cred,tcra. have accepted and entzsd uron the
dGties Of the trust and hsye bean duty qualified in
accGriauce with tEe law in such cnscs, made ana
provided. Creditors also notilei te ale their
claims with me at my ofiee, dny vsrifsd arCofding
70 lzw. D. ". BROONS,
Assignee Of A. A. Adams.
Clereland Jnlr 81 Isf..sis
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MmIrARY.-We copy the following items
from the Columbus City Fact of last even
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All Of the Grsffenberg Medicines are foe
sale BY
NJ. OHUR9IILL a BROTH EB, Druggists.
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8PALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Ba-A single bottle Of sPALDIRG's PREPARED
eLGE WiA save ten times its cost annually. ga
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supsrlrt.nd.aes Office c. az I:, B, q. Co.
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geaal &laliees.


Marvin Kent, Plt'a.
Thomas Dsnham. dtJ
! IGOURT OF C,tMM0N PLEAS,
/ tN(CUTAaOG4 COUNTY, OHIO.-Ths said de-
] fendlnt, Thomas renh IN who Is nen resident Of
the state Of ohio, j. Tety n4tiied that the said
Marvin krni, piaiutd on the I'd dsy q august,
ls6i nled ia the 0ace 81 the Cerk Of the Court Of
common Pleas Of Guy lbag& ccuniy, Gho, Ms petit
ticn againat said DeuhGm. th oeJect aud prayer Of
which - to recover judgment against the said de
iendaut on his liability eudi on for rfomis
soIy noes t5T G3-U elch Insfie by 2. a Backburns
d-ied ClevellEd January p, 50, paeanlia.lith iD
tersst annually, rep ctitey in We thfce 5lE aud
I've Yeas t. m dare, 70 tbs crter % sad Thomas
Eenham, and b him endorsed 20 the piaihtifl.-
cid PETIT p-aYr Ju5 7men m cala q cti1n No.
for S43j69 with intersst on s402 80 flOm January
p, ls6l. and on : 80 ffom Januarg p, iS60 un
Gauss of action No for st5 o. ard interest on so
81 iTom Janufry . is6 aud IN 81 50 from January
Sls6l- On cause Of acdun 80. far So 30, aud in
isTesi Sn 81 @ T9l Jaugafy - $50 and On 81 g
hOm January p 1861; AMI on cause Of artion No 4
lor s45 o, and inteIelt o. 81 ~ frum January -
lsdus and on ts3 - lroEn 4anu1iy =, f66l
SID defend l1t Is hereby n0iiAe thar an order Of
q -hnent has teah ssufd Ia aid seton, Hnd that
be is REQUIRED 70 answer said iton By the 18th day
Of october, ls6l.
PAIKE,h WApE,
AttorutYs br flainhG.
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from the Daily Nova, Newport, Ri
Osphslio Pills are taking the place Of all kipds.
lFrom the Commercial BHnetIn, BOston.I
ssld 70 Oe very sracac4Ous for the headache.
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IFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.l
NJ, sBalding would not connect his name with A.
Atlele ne DID mot Y " % pOsaaas real maril.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
ml.sourI CenveutIen.

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-The Convention met at 10
o'clock Various resolutions declining cooperation
with Georgia were referred to the Committee Of
Seven, appointed yesterday 70 report upon a COM
muuicstion to Commissioner Glenn. Resolutions in
reference to coercion secession, and cooperation of
the Border, Free and Slave States were referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations. Among the
resolutions was one by exGov. Stewart, that no
overt act has been committed by the Federal Gov
ernnent to Justify either notification secession or
revolution; also one BY Judge Orr, that we have the
best Government in the world and intend to keep it
resolution looking to the amendment Of the State
Constitution was tabled. A resolution to refer the
Presidents Inaugural to the Committee Of the
Whole, after debate, was Withdrawn. The Conye1
ton has adjourned till ten O'Clock tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Among she resolutions Of
fered in Convention this morning and referred 70
the Committee on Federal Relations, was one, NOV
ing that a Convention be called Of all Souine,r,n
States that have not seeded to meet at Nssn'il's
the 18th of April.