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REsOLUTTONs.

By Mr.. Corning, That the tender OF the
Lisht House street bridge be requested 70
keep the same attended all night until the
close Of navigation, the extra expense not to
exceed ten shillings per day. Haroors ana
WhRryes.
By. Mr.. Stevens, That the Board Of City
improvements be and are hereby instructed
to raise and repair the sidewalk OF lhe
south side of Frankfort street, between
Bank and Water streets. Board oil Clty IN
By Mr.. Freese, That the Board of City
! achievements be instructed TO put q cross
ing on the east side Of Williams street run
ming across St. Clair street. also, on the
west side Of Phillips street and west side OF
Lawrence street, a. the crossing OF St. CLAIR
street. Board Of Improvements.
Bv same, That the City Commissioner be
instructed 10 notify the contractors now put
TING in the sewers on Muirson street 10 cause
a light 10 be exhibited at night OF the heeo
of their excavations as they advance, e
warn all persons Of such danger. Adopted
By Mr.. Quayle, That the City Marshal b'
and is hereby instructed and required 70 re-
move all obstructiops on market days tron
the portherly side Of Bollvsr street and the
portion Of Miami street abutting on BolIVa
street. Markets. q,
By Mr.. Bond, That Mas Sanford be 81
T lowed the use of the Boys Intermediat
school room, in the Rockwell street schoo
house, during the summer vacation, for u
purpose Of Keeping up her department, q
requested BY many citizens Of the seccn
Ward, who desire the school to be continue
after two weeks Tacstion, Schools.
{ By Mr.. sabin, That the Auditor be and
hereby instructed TO draw 81 order on Il
Treasurer, in favor Of Hugh Cunningham
for S21.6O, 10 apply on his contract for SRI
, ding West Side Cemetery. Adopted.
u COMMUNICATIONS.
: From Board Of Education, inviting Il
g Council 70 attend the High School sxamin
e ton this afternoon. Filed.
a ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade Of Parks street.
Passed.
For payment Of claims. Passed.
~ MOTIONS.
r On motion of Mr.. Dixon, the Council {
" copied the invitation Of the Fourth Of Ju
COMMITTEES TO take part in the proeossi'
nc and are 10 meet at Council Hall at Q o'cio
on the morning Of the Fourth.
On motion Of Mr.. Bond, the Council
oepted the invitation 10 attend the d
IN School examination this afternoon.
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3tt0ruEgs at AT.

u GRIsW OLD,
Ant AT LAW
once over Mould a Numseu's Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

@. Q. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. deO2Sal
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HlOUU TUUnI
BLOOD fOODl
LlnnI

10 All suFaFinr nom O~onaumption, ~tnoiRiont OF
eoanrned, or nom debility Of any klndi z nom
cause; or from soEohloua cQmplalntaj Or rom dl-
eases oftee hidneys or bladder AID 90 Ladies s1-
6eE Gre hehlu %, and which engondeF
THE BLOOD FOOD
hoqdred - 3 Oortain and Reliable ksnedy; HlneIS
ms IN every particular from the pstent mfdtciues Of
the day, ia EaeAemleal COR bineuon gtlkOh SUI.
fhUR and faOseH0kys eivery gSeat weEta, s3e
the beuehts ts base terred on them.
OAURyH DUPONT, te Brosdyay, Asy YORK
05ssQgsnce d a iTsnd attempted ap0n the public,
FAangetthe eolor otthg outside EIePRec itoH ~
Qcnoea. Be eegy cautious IN buFipg % $50 that tho
Aogimle o. their signature is on the oStaide oi the
zcenoe 81 tbs large demand Tor this article, the fol-
RvinK druggists haye ~ ordered AHd received sup
does. A. KinbGl9 VIA. 4. French, }, b HAYES,
"A, S~tAniels, and Samuel kidder IT., Lowell,
Sold b. Nm. gIskh, hragg T. Cleyolanot
We eOngrEtuiate our readers upon the
dlsc9very oi . sure cure Tor rheumatism, aoat and
hctsd Without the use ofintern9l modioines, which
Destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
a geSnt5 er1 ~ re
recommendations, IA calling the attention Of the Al
E1atism, 9out OF he1rslgia orts SernlS,eu5 ELECTS
q Mercury, to heGNertiG. uent IN Rnother column
ot our paper, elD Lelands Anti khenmAtle Band
EradA Ml.slSAk, SkYeland o ieo2
rProstration Of the systom and Tspid
sreyus arc Almost invariably tho results Of carly
msl.nrastloes and unobeoked vicious habits. a treat
4. enborstsly Eot up, has Lately Issued from the
nru,1 uustreaRg this tendency, and the cure a.
wou AZ prevention Of the same. IL e entitled "Hu-
nan Frsury, or Physiologinal Researches" lem
4srs fuuy into tho causes, effects sud most ehoaoioas
- Of osripa I'll diseases ofa dehcais nature, stih
rSrt,os INSTRUCTIONS Cor the psrieot restoration OF
thoss Who arc prevented By iaysdimsnta ron on
tsrinE Into The marriage state.
sId By Dr.. BarrcW, li BnOckeE st. y. J, Price
q esnsa. seat tree OF stageoveJWh Resdshs
adyortissmoute Of ''TriOsemsT' In another column
Also sold b. Il. =. Gaylord and william ktsEe,
Drnrgists, maveland. Ohio
rftfs wonderful how coon a valuable
rsnsdy benosnes known. DE-. .. o. Richardson's
aharry Wine Bitters Il used and By
Shs lsading Physicians Of the country, ami al Who
oaps tT It pronounce Il valuable.
DELrH0s, Allan o. O., july 2d' &.
Nsssrr. }. n. Harria 3 Oo.-GENrLEMKE; l have
eold-Dz. S. .. RIohArdson's sherry Wine Bitters for
several years, and can ohssriuIy recommend them
10 the public a. q nenicins Of decided merit In all
.ossas Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever 4 Aqua
y Yours truly
J. W. HUNT, DrugFist.
~ me sherry Wine Hittsrs are for sale b. 4. q.
sasylord, Strong 3 Armstrong, and Aaokensis,
Cleveland, o.
EErsee Advertisement elseghesA
PERRE DAVR-This NAM is OF worldwide
only for the celebrity Of his medioIns
- NJ L.a - Ma n-nnH Him.
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MORNING D
nv AnYRRTIaRMRNEs.

?. Mssunor a NJ. Milsr-wmlams' Parh.
steamer May Quoen-Fourth Of July Pleasure
EKours On.
Or. H~ihg-PrlvA;s.
John Kramer-Employment Wanted.
Rsttherg a Haunmann-ParssOlI.
Pvt r Jerdum-unusuA Attraction.
II. W. Joucs-Firo Works.
4. C~owies-Llst Of Lttters.
Aleott 4 Hartoh-nusinOas Notice.
aawks a Bro-LOcl Notice.
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A FARM OF "a AcREs

II u II > A L L,
A FARM OF "a ACREs.
WITH A two STORY BRIOK DWEhLIHo.
In the Italian style OF architecture, vita barn'
well, eistern and out houses. AL nsU Dust compile.
with AL medern improysmsnsj The SroondS have
ifonton kinsnsn Ave1uo o. 20 RODS 8 btaatifh
OF The Farm there are several springs Of pore gafaF
running ont rom The banks Of tho raTins, uhich,
part o. the Erm. For a GS1tlsmSn's kcsids5ss
the Ehols grounis can Be- elegantly and tAsteilllJ
tuFo, Il can b. made prohtsbls. being 60 nusr az
eiiy,IIo9ly about 100 rod. from thP R9rPPfsssssT Z ~
aTdhtatfss. aud maze elegant residences, and a.
purchased. There are about 5 or 5 acres az wood
laad, q Fart OF which p . beautifel GroEa-T%
A AZ tPF5ffS ht fam.
Also-A NEW TWO sTORY BRICK HOUSE,,
Barn. Out Bnildinss, &C, corner Of KiugmAn and
Forest streets. Lot il1 10 { on kinsman, and s@sl
Forest street; mouse ana lmproEemsntsa Aun5tt
stsnttal manner
Also-A NEw TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE.
Barn, Out Buildings &C, situated on gorest slFeets
Iust north d the p~sid.nce fthe Hon a g. siddia
Lot 40 tset 'front.' BY - ieet deep This -
ths Italian style Of aTetitecture.
~Aiso-Another TWO STORY RBfcK HOueE.
Barn, Ont Buddinss, SC, adjoining ,hs one LAT e,
ished IN all respects like tbs other.
Mlso-OHE VACANT LOT, on KInsnAn strsst,
seeood lot trem the corner q knsman, and fores
i MEaN. 40 wv - - - = ANaAA ~ - w.
est street, between hinznAn and Scosni AEelql.
east side. Lots ~ ieet mont By - iest deep. WIN
sell IN time TO SUN puTchassrs-
Is For further Information enquire Of the under
signed, No. eos kinsman st., Cleyslanr, Ohio
IGOR SALE--VERY DESIRA
BLE Vacant Lots on Prospect strost, nsal
Hudson street. Prieo SIS PER loot.
Apri2 BOUs5 ShahIaSA
ITO P 4 l n 7 E r s,
PRINTING OFFICE rO2 GALE.
For Sale-A lot OF Broyisr and Non Arisl TyHA
Imposing Stones, Oasos, vhasess aqd evaTTtttRa
complete for prinLng = daily and weekly negapalaft
with tho exception o. . praa1lW which ~ - sold 81
an extraordinary barEatn.
DsrFor particulars call af TIE "Laadsrs 99gns-
F0R SAFE
/, THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsburgh street, known e. thu Hltchcock
E iroptrty. being lot One IN Ca8eh addition % Olegg-
, land and lot 90 In Kelley and Haluo1hs gubdi.
vtsioa, said Property hfyl1g ere el1dgod ~ lFgRl
{ an alley, The house T. !ay1S, well bella and oo1Hs
: nlont. FOR terms apply 20
. RARaRY, BACKBs shoaA8.
: ENOR SALE.-ONR SEc0ND-HAE1
a Steam Polsr-uprght- 20 Ated nt4z -
n tho Leader 0nos. SAID Eoiigr z = inches n q
snetsF, Outsiae, and s eet iosgi hraece rart as
SAID Boiler originally cost Hnos laalEnl
order, and with thegrats n1oB-NlfA ~ WM
Ss-FoF fSrthor particular saquIrs a. AZ one
or At t. J. hcGarrTs Steam Boiler shop % Oonsr
street.. -
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GommteslQH.


ELOURI FLOUR FL OUR Ill
VI have on hand and for sale, . large stock q
Frcsh ground Family end Baker . fLOuh, consist
Ing 10 part 4 the following we'll tn2Wn AUG Ee.spls
brands, which dealers viii ana Il ir tneir interest
70 Ph SSi, 4nI asroa Mills, Cy Mills. nuneio, IDd.,
Pearl, " Pendletoni indiana,
fIktou. " Our Mills,
EmpIre. Ohio, ArcEd ..
Guy, 81. Clair MuBs Buck SreeA,
Walhonding, Ohio, Locust 6Foyol
HRmilton, Ohio, CataW1a, OhiQ.
War.aw, ohio, MAJ Floser, Ohio,
Sshlsnd, Ohio, Franklin Mill, Uhio.
Cataract, Ohio, Goshen, ohio.
Tranklin and Brighten, white Bye.
CLARK, GARDHER Co,
ian 81, q, q and 9 kiyeE g
DOTA1UEo.-I,OOO BUsH. PURE
White and Blue Heshannoek Potatoes y store
E9d for sale ehsay. By v" nnL s1aip SsftITess..
IGEED POTATOES.-A CHOIoE
y variety Of seed Potatoes ln store and Tor sale ~
UALDWELb = ~
Mills q q sss,k Ci4 Alls; Two OF the pest
brands Family Flour IL lbs T ~. m~ELHTNCH.
iunsls MssSln q
EOR SALE
$40 bush ehOieS Hhbts cen; s Nv
- ~ Union atreet.
MAGNOLIA MILLS FLOUk,-
MI Just received and iog sale by
Rbt5 Msrvin st.
lDUTTER AND UHEESE.-SOdB
VerT ano Yellow Roll Buttor and prime W. b
Chscss. Or sale By IaaYal It. LION.
M ESS PORK.-J0 BBLs. HEAVY
ll Moss Pork for sale By ,vou
maya - LIOs,
&nNrAfTn-
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BANK NOTE list.

O-oRREoTED BIZ @. A. READ = 90. HAETERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

LOR SALE--VERY DESIRA
L Vacant Lots on Prospect street. neai
Hudson street. Price SIS per loot.
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~ me sherry Wine BittarH are for sale b. (. =.
GAYLORD, Strong = Armstrong, sna 8 Asoksnsss,
Cleveland, O.
FMrsee Advertisement ols@vhsra
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LA6a. - ne
are prepared to
furnish SILK
Flags for COM
panies made ao-
cording TO army
regulations at
very low rates.
Also bunting &
all sther kinds
OF flags made 70
order atshort no
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-06
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION !!
nR, BEERS WOULD CALL PARTIC-
~ ular attention TO his Improved
AMALGAMATORS.

For Gold or Silver Ores, which are claimed TO nos.
sess the following advantages all others now Ia
use, viz:
lst. They are equally adapted to the amalvama.
ton OF Ores, either Wet or Dry crushed.
%. Being Self.feeding and Selfdischarging they
require but little attention one man being sufficient
TO attend thirty or more.
Sd. During the process Of amal9amation they
reduce the ore to an almost npalpable powder In
close contact with large surface Of mercury but
do not grind the mercury.
4th. II Is claimed for them, aud demonstrated
that they will save from % TO 100 per cent more
gold than any other amalgamator now in use
The Amalgamating Pans are put In sets Of three
discharging into each other three Of which setts
are capable Of thoroughly amagamatng at least ten
tons OF gold ore per day, and, with slight addition
are equally adapted TO the amalgamation Of Silver
Ores by any OF the old new processes
The Pans are about four feet in diameter and
supplied with false perforated, or CRATE bottom
upon which the grinding Is done, which allows the
gold, as soon as united with the mercury, 10 settle
beneath the CRATE 9pd, remain as safe as if under
in cleaning up the pans and separating the anal.
gam but one tenth OF the usual labor Il reauired
The parts most exposed to wear are made Of hard
iron, and easily replaced at trnng cost
All orders for these AmalgamatOrs can he sent 10
PETER DONAHUE on FIRST street, fan Francisco at
whose Foundry they can be seen In operation.
For further particulars, inquire Of the Patentee.
j. b. BEERS,
nprl5-om l65 Clay street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-06

NEVADA TERRITORY. find the follow.
ing intelligence in the Virginia city Enter
prise, Of June lst:
We are informed that one assay Office in this
city has, during the past month, turned out
81 800 ounces Of bars. The average value per
ounce was about IS, making the total value
SlS7, 500. I'm addition to this amount, the Ophir
and several other companies do their own smell
ting and shipping, so that it is almost impos-
sible to arrive at a correct estimate Of the
amount yielded by the entire territory.
We were lately shown some rock from the
Burning Moscow Ledge, which looks all right.
They have commenced shipping ore to San
Francisco. The lead is about three feet In
width, and well defined.
Messrs. Stewart, Henning & Said have mill
nearly completed on Carson river about four
miles below Dutch Nick's. The mill is to con-
tain "a stamps, and be propelled by water from
Carson river.
Messrs. Atchinson & Harrington, are bull
ding sixteen stamp mill on Carson river,
above Dutch Nick's. We understand that they
have contracted with the Potosi Company to
crush {, 1000 tons Of their rock.
A gentleman Just from Honey Lake Valley,
informs us that Rugg and Morrow, who were
arrested for horse stealing short time since,
will most likely be aquitted, as the most I'M
portant witnesses in the case refuse to 60 70
Quincy, where they are incareerated; denying
the jurisdiction Of that county, and refusing to
obey bench warrant. issued from the court
there
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-06

atmospheric changes exert vast iRflu-
ence over the human system and sensations; upon
their recurrence of all persons of plethOrc habits
sufferers from scrofula eutaneoas eruptiOns, stub
born ulcers from injudcious use Of mercury, and
in chronic constitutional disorders should have re-
sort to SANDS SARsAPARILIA the original and genu'
inc article so long celebrated for the cure Of the
above named Diseases and all others arising from an
impoverished, vitiated or inAamed condition of the
blood or habit of the system.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-06
Special Notices.

FOR COLLECTOR.-VVeh have been au-
thOrized to announce the name of TT. DAvEN-
PORT, as Candidate for the Office Of COLLECTOR
of Nevada county-subject to the nomination Of the
Union Democratic Convention, to be held June 29th,
1861. may2S-td
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Bnruina fiuio, Oils, 81
Chances for Business Mlcu.

TOR SALE--Tbe FURNITURE and GOOD
IL WILL Of a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL in successful
operation near City To be disposed of
the health the principal Terms moderate but cAsh aIrznS
be concluded before the hIs Of March Address H.
H., Tribune Office.
L'OR SALE-A good BUSINESS, just estab-
IL lshod will be sold on reasonable terms the proprietor wish
Ing retire hirh will be WITH sl other
ticulars on application to JOY. COE Co.
Tribune Buldings.
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6uecial Notires.

washington's Birthday.-The REFB AZ NJ ~,
TRAL COMMITTEE wlll commemorate tpe m Or nl,13 ~ ,p,J
Us,0G %ss nesy oy pS on FRIDAY ga FsngSy H c
at u seScs Tss1 sp oisSe qSe vou Republican Associations
and Clubs and the public generally are invited 10 eeno Ses'
VIII u +. DELAFIELD SMITH, President
RasrSS kaSHSS SpPsSB. : RssaAs, 5n-. }secrstaris'
B biS ss iie Association over which
rrede and Republicans OF your Ward are respec,iay snS
S%asayNGToMs BiRTHpAY held under the auspices
q ,,ns ,n1 Brosa,Ssr near Rhss on FRIDAY EVENING
FsS e. at s. O'Clock when orsOn viii be delivered by the
Hon John W EDMONDS.
"'- Yours very respectfully and truly,
EDGAR KETCHUM, JOHN H. MhiIE;
-- Committee Of Arrangements
washipets.n'assg 81 Bir,hday. h,l " IT 18Th. R
pubneans Of Sixteenth Ward invited to meet and eee
''''0 The Birthday Of the Father Of Country,
q the Heod9aSTseIs No EsS S aSsnSe & ~ oeocl
Tb. Hon. A. j. H. DUGANNE, Alderman DAY ron Hon
w H. BULL HOOPER c. VAN NooRsT' esq, and other
esfDs Pasfioa! s5Sss By The WARD GLE CLUBS
Miss MENNlNGER Will sing The & star @ @SPsgssa nsl,,
ISAAC DAYTON, Chm. Ward CON-
Il. G. ss. PAnsE, Secretaries.
VIZ Goop, see'y Ward Committee
Nireteenth Ward Republican Associatiop.-A
TfRTioS sfai3i LSeSsaf Viii b hed TiS 5sy) EvENN Head
D0esdn Hotel corner JoS q RYAN l1S ' Picdsn
Z. &C SO8FES, yI1sxr,xr Secretaries
Washingtou's Birthday Celebration-FRlDAY
I2d at. Oclcck, at the Oar0u, NntaiDsoufgn
Wsshp gtons Farewell Address Grafton by Mr. or AKE9
x. MILLER Subject; THE IscAsonian Ina seais nee.
Anniversary OF Washlnaton's Birthday:A;In1 An Cd, ID
dress by Bev. Mr. 81 UDLEY e popular peske VIII oe
xiven THIS EVENING, ct the Brooklyn Institute, At q
O'clock Premiums and Medals will De given to members Of
the Institute classes VINO have exceed the past yesr All are
iDvfed.
s.WemeH Of the American Revelution.o
The Rev. Or. ARMi1AGE viii lecture on the above suteet
At the COOPER INSTITUTE,
On FRIDAY EVENING NEXT t22d inst J. at ! O'CLOCK
Tickets Is cents Ray Be had st A. = 0ISwsn NO Ig
TosdV Horace WateTs No .ESs bTsadv'Syi
w D. DalsDd Nos 2S snd $50 Broadway; at tie Ofioe OF
Croker Haley No 25 Fulton Market and at the door on the
evening Of the Lecture
A. j. BLEKcKKR, AGcioneeT.
Rxecut0r,s sale of
BELONGING 70 the 4 ESTATE { Of D. FANsHAy deceased
J. bLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell, on WFDNES-
DAY Feb o. at ~ O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange:
ON 2p-AV.-4 Lots the southeast corner OF Scthst
an 8erH-ST.5 Lots south side adjoining above In rear
on STu-AV-4 Lots southeast of 9lst-st. .
ON slsIsT-2 Lets south side midway bet 4h and hsdi
on iosrH-sT-2O Lots north side 100 of s-ay
ON lo6THSF O0 feet wiGei3 Lots south side 40 feet
Of Sh-av.
ON iosTH-ST-5 Lots sou,h side bet. "a and sth.avs
.5 peI cent remain for 3 OF years
Every LOT OFFERED VIII BIZ SOLD WITHOUT
RESERVE.
.siaps dc. Al No. Finest
By order Of
WILLIAM y0hRESr and EI.gST; TsnSI; SI ~ y'i:s ssa
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PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the use oihese Pi the periodic attacks Of Nee"~ ~ ss
may be prevented and taken Of the
Of an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness VIII %
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the EaYssd and hssa1@S
to which females subject
They act gently upon the bows-renovins CostfreHess
For Literary Men, Ssuden Delicate Females and all persons
of sedltay habis they valuable LaSdts Improving
the appetite diving and U9or the digestive sne
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole seu
The CEPBALC PILLS the result Of long invesdgsiou'
and carefully conducted experiments, having been in many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount Of pain and suffering om Headache whether ors
mating system from dersnsed state Of tho
stomach.
They entirely vegetable their competition, and may be
with perfect safety without making change
Of diet and the obegee Of d'as1eebe tase readers Sedw
10 adn4iais,y them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have i've signatures of HENRY c. SPALDHo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in MedSines
Box viii be sent by mail prepaid receiptof the
PRICE rs CENTS.
an orders should be sddressedto
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No. "a Cedsr-st., Nes-YoIk
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR FEB %
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
| week contain, the following;
| I..LEADING ARTICLES: Government b5 Attraction :
| Laughter; Commercial Relief Cenainj The -Four
1 Legs of hs Southern Pl'torm; The Negro States
Southern Unionsn; SacTihcinR Party intertsts,
Settlement e Ds.e Conyalt ihs Peotei t.i ~! ou
yssalsan a 6ssi. on War; Lincoin-se nd The
TsTiG BIN, The Public Credit; Editorial Paragraphs.
H. MOVEMENTS or THE PRESIDENT ELICIT:
Speeches and Incidents Pittsburgh Cleveland Bui'
fso Albany; Arri5s IN Eew-i ork City.
III THiRTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-SRoOsp SESSION;
Proceedings in the Senate aud House Of Repro.snis
W..NEw-YoRk LEGISLATURE. Proceedings in the
Senate and Assembly.
yFRoM CALIFORNIA: BY Pony Express
VI INTERESTING TO FARMERS: The Cops whsa,
Crops; PO;s.oe Rot The Ammonia Theory EI'
vII..EO MORE COMPROMISES The Voice Of the
People; The voico Of the Press Waiting for tho
VnI..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From wts;ans%%Ssse,. sta Dispatch to The
IX..THE PEACE CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON
X..THE PRO-sLAvERY REBELLION: Summary Of
tss sssi srss s iny s0 Point 81 s
The Slaves and their Masters Inauguration Of JeH
Xr..FRoH EUROPE.
XII HEALTH AND DISEASE.
XIII. PERSONAL.
xIv.PERsoNAL LIBERTY LAW: Speech of Geni,
xv.PoETRY: February 22 1861 - Changes"
XVI. THE STARVING IN KANSAS; Personal Appeal
@ E.sh One Of the 10000 Subscribers to The
XVI. ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
XVIII. TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
XlX..MIsCELLAHEoUs.
XX..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI. ..COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Report. Of the
specially Reported for The II. Y. Ttibuns.
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From the Examiner, Norolk. Va .
Cephae Pills accomph the object for which they were msd
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