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Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Fancy Furs! Fancy R'urs!

d1O HNCH St.s OeIWee0
9TH and 9Th sts.,
(Laie Of SlS Market st. }
Philadelphia.
lMPOTtTER and MANUFAC-
TURER OF and DEALER in
all kinds of FANCY FURs,
for Ladies', Misses and
-Children's Wear.
Having now manulac-
ztured and in store my usual
slarge and he auliiul assOrt-
5ment of all the varIons
styles and qualities OfFurs
adapted To the coming Fall
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yyUDSoN RIVER RAiLEoAD--f0R ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and "ess TAILS
leave
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DAREHa PENDING BEFORE HIS HoNoE TIE
= ''A' Fs"a a'Riy 1aRp or auPsRyIsoRs.
Resolution repair roof Of Marine Court and 70 sppro-
board y Supervisor January 49, 1861 ayes and
@souon to refer Comptroller with power. application
Boaid X supsrv orr January i6 1851 ayes and
Hr.oiuon pay bi'ls u nscrso,l Jewet Co, si5ej
Tweed n so and Josiah Partridge sSf for chairs and
BOARD q supervisor January 10, 1861 On ayes and
scsouton to pay bin Of Edward Gridley, sis o. far
Heard Of suptryorS January ie s6i On ayes and
FOR ism WORK 20 seuny JAN
BOARD supervisors January i6 1861 ON AYES and noes
hssoIutIon to pas BIZ Of So for furnish
board Of Supervisor january e 1851 On arcs and noes
Tss,,iion salary OF Hsnry Bru interpreter at
B.ad Il sSperyisor January is ISi On aye. and
adSpi,d -,
slo y, ry,s e or rr i.tric, court r.ams
board Of Supervisors January is EGi On and noee
Es~ialcr 70 p.y bills o. 4 7. s,eTsrt G. siss and
Hoard Of SUPER isr Jrnvaly s 1851 On ayes and noes
Sssoution TO pay bin u A. 5. Marvin for moving ssfe in
board Of sopcrsIscf January e 1861 on aye. and
rsson,on TO pay bin Hitchcock Darling Ca sioi FOR
Board Of SUPERVISOR January ie 1851 on ayes
les luton TO pay bill Of ThoA ). foscr si for board
sonrs 81 Supervisors January ie Si aye- aud
adopted ,,,
remains by order Of District Attorney 2it rs
Board Of supeSlsors January ~ laol onay's ana noes
adopted -. -
Es..d Of SUPERVISOR January 10 ise On and
mrsoiu,ion 70 pay Norman Mcleod for supplies for the
Bosid Of Supervisors january &C. 1851 On ayes and noes
adctrd. - - 80,
street being part of the ste of N. Il. Church
Board OF supsrvsor, january II 1851 On ana noes
adopted y. :. 80 80.
Board 81 supervi-or January s 1861 On ayes and
adopted -
Resoiutica 10 remit tx CT n y, Thorp for yesr 1850
Bos OF SUPERVISORS January TO- 1851 On ayes ead noes
Id
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YrUDSON RIVER RAtLEOAI-F0K ALEAaz ~
IL Troy, connecting with trains NORTH ana "ess hA1'
leave
rrox cuanrrns srnRwr rainrr rinsr srnsrr
Es,uass and ii a. NJ snds "a II ~ A. NJ. nna 3z5 ana
aud L. M. 90 II M .,. =,
Troy and albany 9th sccp l0ls NJ, cs1ndATs IN
inr cara p. M cludrdl
Pousbkr-lsie li-,n. $50 A az ~, 2:sasnd 40 PM
M, IL n. and A.. NJ t.DJ T.. M.
Poekskill tsnin, 5.au T.. N y.s5and 49, r. n
sing sing train, 2 20 and %
r. M. 7.IOPM.
rarryown train, 6;soP ~ A n SMITH. supersntenv
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
~ FOR Albany aad Troy connecting with the hew forx
Central hhiirad Tor al points wes Northwest anS SOUTH
wcst also VII Tho Northern Railroad ,os Suil-nd
Burlington Piotsbura Rcus-~ Point Ogdensbwrg shd Mon
cs winter arrangement ccrme ncina Monday December
- le6o-frnrs WI leave New York fclows.Fcr Albany
IA n and ~ 4 NJ onP.sSs train from ryen row. near
ns depot D. NJ sagreas mali train frorn iryon row
M scpring At all stations above orkyiuc 2s,h 81 dep
White Plains $40 n, 10 aud y, ~, stopping al ali
stsonA 2sh At depot Whta Plains $40 MI a,opusna "A
nil stations, from White street depot III Al
nj and so stopping A. ~ stations from 18th deot
e,optdug ~ AL stations from 2eh - depot Returning VII
leave albany, "a ~ sud $50 y. M kcst Albany, T,s
Albany III A. NJ, express mail train. Cro,cn Fails A M
ssanpns at all stations north ~ fremont White Plains
miS and 10 a aad $40 NJ, stopping ali stations
wI,.ms,riae an A NJ and r ~, stopping At ali sta
s,,ta W,lansbr,dre, 10 M tMednesday and saturday
ury, stopping at AL s'atiuns rck.s @oid and baggage
800 A re gay stations nj ,6th ri station only
yOhN BLRCHILI. Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

A MUsEMEUTR.

AIBLO'S GARDEN
~ las. NJ Hikeu. ....... IAssaa ana Manager,
NINETEENTH WEEK or TUR GREAT rRA0tsDI AN.
In consequence Of Applications from Ali
for the reappearsnca
Mr. EDWIN FORREST
In his great original character OF
ePAhTACUS,
u III. BIRDS classic and beautiful tragedy Of the
49,. GLADIATOR,
na spAenoo dramatic representation win reproduced
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 81
a s1s rcReaLd ON "Wednesday and Friday folio wing
SPAkfACcs ...................... Mr. EDWIN FORREST
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings Professor
ANubkSoN appears la Rob Roy, supported by powerful
cast, composed Of the elite Of the Cooper English Opera
mr.. JOHN g. RARRY gives another practical Lecture
we sub lugaon OF Vicious Horses SATURDAY AFTER
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Inc public arc again oauned In order avoid sxtortton
ana 70 purchase their tickets at the boz once
only.
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY. INCIDENTS, to
Scene l-EScAsrxEST. %S lHE nIsDosTaN ARMY,
uo,.s and sooiers rsrosinrnnd Chores by Indian sub
hen India strikes he Bri,oo fsll,-AryA .,
the The jew suier d posson The Enss Army
s0Ffs s2Spf bf. 9E T 81 r ISP INV
sor WIS biifsis vH sSse s2 X
INC abode o. the uiadoasan o'psansersaan aetrsssr
dislike dee wafer Air with drum and DE Like Ola
SCENE s~isTERloR o. toIoNEL wELLssIEYs
rival " ,Se Dumb Save NTH
Envoy visits he Camp with Flag Of rruee-Aiyal Of Wa
ssCENR 4@ExTERIUR or THE PALACE OF MYsoRE
poSs jimmy and Jerry turned soldiers the pur
yesor % Win al ,ae donors Of wsr-xu.!oa ooaoq'y
49, "i SCENE Ne s ~ COURT YARD
Grand pge" ess q nsanoss wSa ~ooa' sur
T THE iNGi%s cnEf' WHO ENTERS on tus WAR
sugrsSpdsa p ssi SSI,y ! ser ,s and
SCENE g i sSiAf t VIEW e ssSR usuux
The seeh sergeant roei agas',s sSey-Teesse on me
SCENE a-MxdsiGiGtsy GIRpESs ~ THE zrSASA
Rounded by euperp Balusradc, showing the whole deph
ana height o. TINS v.er srAcr
AgrIyAI, oy Yas BRITISH EMBASSY
ehASp DIV h'ii''A' AND FEAST or LANTERNS
'''0'''' ~ Miss Kate ormrnd and Ross sezrst
y, pcys Sy IL Ia ssrTsia s1a G@; e Sa'
TkEAcHERy OF TlPPoo sAIB.
GRAND IA afbAU.
Scene Item, Of the Marquis Cornwalis Danver's well
known picture the Marquis Ccrnvn,ls, b-twcon
THE Sons ~ THr suLrAs
Attempted Rnn OF CORVALLIS frustrated by the
rutana Amensldo
Noble rnouke of %. youthgul Prince.
THU FATAL AigN&1
Scene 2DSooaiisht fiGlr, British eaeampmen. scGre
g,r more han = match inr
THE INDIAN goMMArDRR
despair OF le fevclous Eanet who proclaimed
spy aiiafy tactics by Tcgee.
Scene sGrand tall OF audience slow but certain move
~ the British forces
rus uafIi Op iirPDO satB
Scene the Fort OF Scrir by moonlight Heroic
charge 81 the noo!c A.gaia.eers -
Tresehery tho Sopoys Dreadful carnage Tho crescent
bnrrhleo ssd triumph ~
THE Ctihtf rIaN AMY.
A,f I'll
Seen. jsecre. ENTRANCE 70 lha Gave or Torsur Sandy
md his brave compancnG On the alert -,
Tvras Horrible auNerin-s or the ragEh csptivca Thr
yiiia,r Uarn@t FOL ~ W his heflieh plans.
scene s--lntcror OF the l-nara tesat ct me harem
Near approach o. the English army. -, 80. =
scene A-kamp~rts Of the FORTRESS Noble copduct 90
CORVALLIS Restoration Of TIE chilh-n - tppoc ssic
hurried prrparrtinpaf for tho defence ~ the Font.
scene 6..-ropucr Magazine b. meath the ter: EevengS
Revengc Revenge stu hecry Of the Indian Ruler The
last Trumpet 10y. -
drur extending 10 the extreme hegh u the lhesrr.
BoMDARDMLAr OF rEA ~ KaSEss Sf THE shifish
CHAhuE or HORSE AND FOOT
srKfnaiaG or TUB MISE
DRATW or TIrpoO SAN
GnAND TapLIAU.
In OF the Length OF the specscs there WI Ne
other performance.
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-a-I--a--91a79-11 ? =
RIURyCTPAL AFFAIRS.

DEPAhTaLST or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
IL recou, New York, January lS6l-NorIcF "A Book
Record kept the Office No Bond street and IL
the Round the raik Of all persons destitute ana apPyng
also uf all wanting isboters persons
Of he see desc. ootsin all INF formation
BY he Commissioners FREQ OF charge by order OF
the Board Or Commissioners.
GEuknE kELLOCK. superintcndent Q. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21


BLoNDIN
with the wonders of the mighty
B RkosBM s sISsBfs
VIII hereafter he the recognized
HEsoof NIAGARA
THE HERO or SiAaARA,
xm 49,. TIE wosDEE or TI.s WosrD,
It's sn 81 :. NJ ', Ssis sf several
rnovs snssl '5LLARs,
That has been effected with the ndcmtasls
E1Ssp1s. sISsD,s.
sE-ASA07 Tils sonsna sh-hSA'r
s sTAsAEA s sIas4x4
SASfERs6RY
II may be well 70 mention that
Engagement ia only for limited number Of nights PRIOR 70
EUROPE
Where no doub. he will be received consider.
rRi II II IF 81 % '. Tx
Of his talent and daring crossing over TIE
BOILING CHASx
THE NICELY NIAGARA.
BY p'''ePPt91i Es 9% a iFsIGsoSanap, .' VIA
ye an Idea Of the nature Of the At
ing Items for perusal-
CANTERBURY the most extensive place Of the kind In
The fS s2sun'ry-
CANTERBURY is the most magnificent Hal in the
'H @nE
CANTERBURY absorbs all the best Talent In the
Tux aksrrnnrny nv. the Axe., Salaries ., an, pae.
Of The lind IN The world ''' 's"''' 10y P
cAarERBUEY's success Is unprecedented.
"ANrERRuRy /. universally spoken OF ns the best
entertainment in the city.
CANTERBURY combines with its other qualifications
the great essential, positive responsibility.
cASrEGBuRY is no, for day or . month, Du; for
'THE
CANTERBURY will continue ia the same truck as her'-
'' TiaE
CANTERBURY in the past twensyiou nights has mad
Forty eight thousand visi'ois.
IL known ali over the world
rHEsvrrpnupv .,n,,n,,,, 4, T.. or.ss,, eoar., ,u.
ass ]" 1Dai.i'S
CANTERBURY 10 already TIE wonder OF New hofS
The A.. :. -, a.. ,.,.. ,,,....,, -.
predSstIoD Of novelty.
TUE -, -, -. .
CANTERBURY mas Out one 'a'uh wn'"n went %
THE
The -,
Mnch \, ~ ~ - ~ .~as { x - -
doing away with The eneDee experienced Ia the present
establishment
THE 80. ], 49, - ~. d, ,.
% @ASse "a - "
JUE r~,,r,,, -, -, -, ..., ,t,,, a.
CANJ.hb ~ gives .onhsnsu 81, Wsu"" VI
least inssrnhsion, for four and half hours
LhE -, ,,...t.. ~, ,.o,,s 49,. ,...s,s
kANIzhBUhf ~ an ihsh.uuou lnat .uia .Ao = $3.50
writing ~ oesc.i0e when u woud DO ule 70 commence
again
THE
CANTERBURY VII commence advertising shorty.
THE
CAN1ERBU hf IL uaaprToschaoe In every particular.
TIE
CAHTE2BU ny is not only Palace Va nArae but IA Tao. ~
speLdor aud comfort the general theme ot CONVEX Alton.
THE
CANTERBURY must be seen 70 he appreciated although
substitute il well TO read What the New fOrk
Courier THINKS about it,
THE CANTERBURY MUSE HALL propretcrs arr msE
ing large rapidly Hundreds turned nga
w Tho inability accommodate tnem II the house
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W GRAND SUCCESS
## ##E AN $ 5: a E E:$:Es
Ros tss;
AND EvEE En- EVENING Ispy Until rgnrExK NOTICE.
Translated aud .dapied from tie French expressly for this
Has been disribued as fo.iows:-
o'' '' snip builder and pfSsi'f. s.sr w.es
Charles aI Arbe young physician Rcynods
L.usloi. public Young
Coun. Aseefixe: Mr. Floyd
pomniaus Count Nj Fsrsos
'worfmsn, sailors, Gcnd.rmss h' 0'D1''
Horense Anleriye daughter q the Count Mrs Hoey
saros.a wife antoine Mss s %a Ma1sns
ioins'e' wne Oh Jerome ,a waoos
gaSsa Of &c s,y AND
A lapse Of one month
- " - The Lover and the Husband,
shipyars and ss,sssr M.asss. house ST. rro
AcH-Par'or in Maariss' : house 'e "e'A
Aasaeorse Maurice: r. s:d ron. a,,s''
Doors open ., q commence at ~ o'clock
BEs,ss. . IaF MANAGER. srA1p,sc ROGERS
THE Era sf i1%f Il Neg sr 4sff 6
which has been several weeks in preparation with
Entire new Scenery, by Mcssrs j. Howard Rogers and J.
New and gorgeous Costumes rrappngs Ac by Walker
Magnificent banners R.nnerets War Weapons. Regal At
tributes Eoyalty Emblsms Of pageanty Images Of wor
and immense Plat
The Overture, voc.i and Characjesc Music composed
and arranged b. julian Wyetse ...,,,a
III: 5 SsI!f anf fos ~ s'i Ess Of
rrrF Fo1'1I Sab;
sroRM1se OF aa s TER
- DRAMATIC
EQUESTRIAN M COMPANIES
BEAUTIFUL STUD OF HORSES
Win Appear.
MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 81. 1881.
Military Equestrian Spectacle. founded on Historical
rl hss'S enq ssfs;
sroRx1No OF S3' s Tx
S q nydsr M and sps aS w Of
1fpS' va. killed and = sErr''
Hsasa Al RaSa ssiss Of S's vs.
Dunn nSs ssss 70 ne Geo sweet
Nnn aiA Attendants on the Mr. Frass
Na1ap Captain Or the Royai Guard iaiSrop
Safe Fsyorite slave OF 1Ppoo. Mr. Law
Giaffsr sentinel mr. u hyers
Barboulek.
Zen AIam, jew Sutler. M " DAVIS
Az. Sons of Tppoo saib. Master Charlie Fish
Seroys Soldiers Banner Bearers Attendants, Palanquin
Bearers, &c.
Arnenaide sutsn Of Mysurc Miss Dcnvil
Teegee Indian orphan Girl Miss Ma ggie Wayand
FuTnea, Fruit seller Of hindoostan Miss N Newton
El,zabeh, English Captive Miss JOEY La Forrest ;
Ladies Of the Haycm Dancing Girls, sAvos, &c
ENGLISH.
MARQUIS Corvallis Commander IN Chief Mr. W. NJ. ward
fui Wellesley, afterwards pu he OF yelling
Ssi e assFsFS"'' onsers # IIsss
"a T.! T ss::s
Sergt Mc6reror the Highlanders. Mr. H. Jordan
CORPORAL aiace Mr. W. H. stephens
First Dragon Mr. blake
Second Dragon. NJ ,iinarton
Sergeant smith blind soldier. sir brown
Drummer Roy Master iaio
Pat hahony sprig Of The Emerald Isle Julian Kent
Judy Aahony, camp tony Pastor
yer,S Two Orphans iarpy ,nasn
Plnllimmoa Welsh Fusier .................Hr Smith
Flizabeth Laughter Of Mo jor AndG Mis- Newton
prngoons highlander. Gransders, sappers Hiners &c
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY. INCIpRNTs 10
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M The fayoritc vocalist NJ
HTrcHcoCKs -
liz new Canal street, one bccs from bowcry.
DARNUM TO TIE PUBIC AGAIN.-A CARD
ID The undersigned resfecsfuly 10 10 hts muit
iude patrons who have been urging tho rcpodncpn o.
that sacred histo ZEAL drama, Joseph and us reth
rom that slough lac mad made full arrangements for tno
perfoa 81 other dranao novelties he cordially YIELDS
10 their solicitations nd wl produce Joseph and Hs
Brethren" ,yery and cvcnirg during the week.
commencing Monday Jan a. rli1 a.ranrcmentr however,
entirely forbid ia beyond ihas the phcs
obe,4 penf servant r. T. b..HNUM
WANTED A GOOD c0NTRALrO. WHO DAN R8AD
" nj ght ~ travel for season Of four nosths Apply
personally 81 100 Prince ST., from " 70 on The sist and
al
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ulHRoUGH FREIGHT ARGANGEMEtT FOB Nvs
fnk por.a,nm,.h city Point and Richmond, connecting
with NSrfos ara Petersburg 5ouihsidc Railroad fo
I,ynchhurr irinsnl Mcrnphs ana intermediate Places
ftegh received every day, and through recaPIs iu.'D
stcs ship JAaEsrowN, Captain Simmer leaves ever
Steamship ROANOKE Captain Couch, cvery Saturday q
DIP. y.
Frreh to Norfolk cents per foot; to City Point cents
M y, W. ,t.,.coo,c and meals Included Is;
r,lesire on Hc aond sIu children between TIE ages o1
and IL. hair price. LuuLhn y Eli ~ a .a.av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

YNHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
i Corner of Third avenue and Twenty fifth street,
Chartered 1854.
Six cent interest allowed all deposits from dollar
to thousand dollars
ALL DEPOSITS MADE THIS DAY WILL DRAW IN
TEREST FROM JANUARY 1.
Bank open from ~ A NJ till 5r. n.
q. s. CinLDs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

sTyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE, ON SATURDAY,
n FEBRUARY 2-IIhc United States mail ARAaO,
o Lines commander VIII sail from pier No - North river
steamer for safety and comfo has double
xnes deck enclosed by water tight cOmpartmsaa
which, results the collision
strsndn keep the pamp~ free Z work and secure II:
Dsbin S7s ara sn for freight or passage apply 70
SkOFEL N. FOX,
Gee MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

NORTH CAGofIEA-WEEKLv. .,a.....,, :, nor x.
Capt VIM Powell will leave Pier Is rorh Iiyer Tor WI
nliugt0n NJ CT on Saturday, Jan 70 ~ ~ N cnnee,uns
with Winr g,on and Weldon, and Wilmington ano sshehs
Ter Railroad. -, u.,,,t ,,,,,,n.
free OF commission. -. -,
] Freight per foot snd pFvpofuonaS rster'
Insurance onchulf per cent o.,,r.,,, a co
@@'F'' ~ West street ami 3i5 broadway
The PARKRRsBURG viii succeed and leave On saturday
IaIt1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

PEEsIOSs.-APplioatiOns are now being
made by disabled soldiers and the families
Of deceased soldiers, for pensions, and al
ready number have been granted. The
invalid pension laws give the wounded
soldier an annual stipend prOpOrtiOned to
his disability, viz; If totally disabled, the
pay to which he is entitled while in the
ssrvlcs; if half disabled, las certified BY
the examining surgeons then half pay
aud 50 on for less disability.
widows Of officers or soldiers dying in
the service, or by reason Of injury or dis
case incurred therein, are entitled to a pen
sion amounting to one half the pay receiv-
ed BY their husbands. Minor children IN.
der sixteen (Whero there is no widow are
entitled to this pension TO be equally divi-
ded if there is more than one child until
Of the age mentioned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
pPFsFNr PoPULATIoH.

PRESENT POPULATION.
ne s.ais Is rapidly Cling up viii population 55s,
025 persons having been added snce 1850, Eang ne
present Popalaton lI- ,oS' > Falo 2 ~ iaf esa- 2
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. /;
me Agricultural Products of Hines are greater thaa
hoss ofan7other sate The products sent oqi during
he mast yeaf exceadsd 500 ooc tors ne wheat crop
OF 1880 approzches IS 100000 bushels While ne cora
crop yssldz not les5 tian 40 90 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such IN
mediate results for hs labor asupon these prairie soils
lfbey being composed OF deep rich l0au, the fertility
lol which, Is unsurpassed By any on the giooe-
TO Actual CULIIYAToRS
Since 1851, ns Couc any haze sel4 10000 ders1
Ty sslI oag 70 octadJ ciicaiors, end snsFy eolr1l
o1nafas cn araenent 10 clfifuGis ne rod las ben
coaEuctsd through dsrs laadf Gi epeals g $50 COO
900 IN 1850 fis P9palatiol ef laltyi ecil-..sii
l2s3 hare ben add adtiHg ths illols p9ctio sl4s
Sol, gais ef l4s Pr eslis
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. 9
A an syidsncs Of ths frit or &c people 4 may Be
stated that coo ooo tons q freight, nang 600 ooo
bushels Of grain and 20 90 barrels % 1of we're Tor
Warded over the line last yesr.
EDUCATIGN.
Mechanics and workingmen VII Ind ihs fFse schoos
system encouraged bF the sac and endoEsd Eith a
large revenue fcr tie support u scloos her cha
dren can live IN sight Of the church and 5cloobots5
the Great Western Emplra.
PRICES AND TERMS OF RAYlEEE.
The prices Of these lands vary from Sc 70 IS per
lacre, according b location, qualify &c tEst elaaa
farming isnds sch FOR about $40 20 SO per acre aud
the relative expense q subt1lng prairie and as CON
pared win wood land Is Ia the ratio q 70 10 il faV0f
o the former 9he terms q salsiof The bulS q thesa
lands VII Be-
ONE YEARS INTEREST II ADVANCE,
six per cent per ennu, and SIX interest 1oiss a sE
percent payable respectively n one, two three, four
ave and six years from dale Of s1ls and f9ur noieE
Tor principal aaie in f0ur hVe sE7nd ssF 81 years
iron data 0f sale that lotenth
iof The tract purchased shall be fenced and cuYala
each and every year for I've years from oae Of sale
50 as At The end Of I've years onehaR shall be fenced
and ul.der cnluvzEon. p
TWENTY PER CENT, Will BE DEDUCTED
from the vauaiioa for cash, except s sane should b
lat six dollars per acre, when the cash psico l be IVA
productions, prices, and terms Of pSuot ran be bad
Land Commissions,
q M CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ages. ana Citles situated upon tho lIll-
] 30, AP5'HETOEsS - RAILWAY = GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

BAND FoR WADE & HUTOH1ns CAyA1RY
REaIHEHT.-MajOr PuringtOn arrived in
the city this morning with the Brass Band,
from Akron, which has just been organised
for Wade & Hutchins' Cavalry Regimenu
The Band has sixteen pieces; leader, Dan
Marble, Of Akron, one Of the best musi-
clans in the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

FIRE AT MrLLERsBUReH-W We are in-
formed BY Messenger Hewitt, Of the Union
Line Express, that when the cars left Mil
lersburgh at 8 o'clock this morning, most
destructive Ere was raging in that village.
Six buildings had been burnedtO thegrOund,
and the Ere was spreading. The Gre is in
tho business part of the town, and it is
feared there win bs great destruction of
property before the flames can be arrested,
as the facilities for putting cut fire in that
town are very limited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

PRoMoTED.-oapt. PuringtOn, Of Com
pany A has been promoted to the post of
Major in the Cavalry Regiment in this
city. A most excellent promotion. The
Majors Of the Regiment are three-Messrs.
Miner, Purington, and Wilson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

0HoIcE FRUIr.-Mould & Hogan, corner
Of Public Square and Euclid St. received
this morning thirty bushels Of choice peschts,
from Fort Ancient tour hundred poands of
Grapes from Cincinnati and thirty baskets Of
Bartiett Pears.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

FoR THE MIcHIaAN sEcoED. - Captain
Brethschneider, Of Company 3, ID Michi-
gan Regimentn now stationed st Bail e Cross
Reads, passed through this city this morn
ing, for Washington via Pittsburgh, with
thirty-Ons recruits for the Regiment. Capt.
B. received = telegraphic dispstch from
Gen Richardson on Thursday, TO report
himself with his men at Washington with
out delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

1fr. b. eats Let me reldFh my most
cordial thahff for this manileslalion Of
your fAtof. Il has been said that / am
Virflnian, btt gentlemen, Why afn here :
Il e bueaGse / prefer to bFealhesthe pure
cir Of the North 70 the foul air Of Treason,
and pledge you ny word, gentlemen, that
you shall never, 90 long as live, have 90
oaslon to complain Of ny loyalty once
more, gentlemen, / thank you
The convention then proceeded to ballot
e.. 4. ,h,rJ REPRESENTATIVE:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

LATE PEkcHEs.-J, P. Hutchinson, on
Bank street, received last night and this
morning hfty,four bushels Of fas peaches.
Those designing to can or preserve peaches
this fall, viii Do Fsll 70 purchase soon, es
the peach season is nearly closed. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

.Professo7 Of ElscsT01st5v All hloeioii.e,
sr Once 10. III OI,taFio Htfse3. - STAIRS f7N
,ooFs from the Public Square.
Qhius hour ifOIn 70 IL aud Ezorn 30 etoos
n.Fiv fgnr,fsvr n-sa.sri. erfTt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

ANOTHER REGlMEET FoR WESTERN VIH-
aISIA.-The Ninth Indiana Regiment
eleven hundred strong win leave Toledo
to night [saturdsy) at o'clock, for West
ern Virginia, by way Of Cleveland and
Toledo and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Roads. They viii probably arrive in this
city about two o'clock to morrow Sunday
morning. This Regiment has been in camp
at La Porte, Indiana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

~ Feai what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Gfessn.
sarg Msdicines. Dr. B. b physioan Of extensive
orscca, and Of the most snocesaf1l in tho ccun
y fJTunbull in which he residasl
.This cortihos tllat have u3sc the Grefenberg's
Ids ard Agrsaall's 8 oasbolicea. sold here By q. O..
}oansoa, ~ my practice. They arc good medicines
sod IS DEHggistg and Medicine Dealers through
1Ht tts cc1rsrY. For Medicines OF Agencies, ad-
iress n =. KINGSLEY, Olas siand-
iEr5s.sN General Agent tor 0hio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

THAHKs-We are under obligations to
John Lamb, messenger Of the Union Line
Express, for PhilsdeIphia and Pittsburgh
papers in advance Of ihs nail