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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-03

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letner Sanp trug.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-03
OecOistattTc6e 2Gmsetaeu.

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g 9esne an ote srsg snso1I tr natsT siner sepene-
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en pps barauf su obtea. bag e n pHr betn faden Ix
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0ea1tst GOleenbe5 BET 3etter.
Der ltnsladtae wr nit Oteen lebeGn bebast tf muB i4
BON Iein S&neFen bere wiro onoern btnielbn aus bed
btst fetnn 8ranfcn cine febr bIGse etnnB MAIDEN, ab
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Et psit 9rEseren aetung berttst IT, @eransn8en ober
mben 8ebanbIunsswetia IN pen9ea 3aJen otne Sdmrsen
pbcr Sncpnreuenser fur ben gatten Bebe 8n9et6 earan
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bic traurtefea Boeen berbetIabren
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grpse tnfofen eripareu.
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sdnsun9 einsrete If, o cine GnfardufIn9 Der eebnspre
nCtbpenbts.
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3. ub lett eiHer sibe Satren ene beonoere auert-
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Sun9e W}Gnner,

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@ermamta Observation-Disclosures
0efellfchGft
IN Rem Oprf.
ssaar einse,a6ltss @api9al a20O,O0O
graftbtntt Smso sSefenSUnHs
gtit-Drdftb. uub Getri Trieer. GdasSeneleg.
GisIe @elea@ait IL baupsidlt4 far bic foe 8eSS
tergna Ser. tdGten Gegrlnhet pprhsn. Jtre Sc
aten Gnb eutfG nnb ibre DrWfia@sn In peMts
In er nnb engl der 5pra@e 6nSse0eSen.
SIRE 1elbGfts befe1en ia 9steas~ 2 II @ernngen.
Mlters. erfSrgun8en, Auseeuers ano Qsi5ren-
ttu. Ser tAfruH8en+
&&tsts Yrcasns bee eanssn @agsns gsrbsn nnter
Werheren Drtbelt, uno naen ote @enia hasnr 3u elmer
nai 9e8e II etttgtett bsariuoeten.
AIS Referen5sn fr Baltimore fiab pssnbe Serren er.
nagnt, henen bic nit fGne!e1 au Nten Snbaber nb
5r q. GGulnadber, 0r. O. Gn. OLI,*
- Rcbt. QebT,* gDm G. Ragnsr,
= JEernsr DrefeI y n Sacpt 1tegpp,
- Samtltor GGfer, Y. 95. Spilder,
y Chr. StnrGs NleSer Ser
!, oernt. Dpn Rapf, go, ubrlaub
- 9enrp DietrG, - WoIes gGteisnteis,
Applif1nten aus 2SaIbtn9tcn unp aus tr9enb
einem 3heile ne8 StadteS Wearplanb
pplen R3 GefiltSf an mtb wenbeu.
Nbptpb @snaIer Neent.
CiTce; gtO Is Scepubiir., seseaber Der 4oit-Otee.
{iJtr3l 6ARt
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81. S0!lnffOn.

gs!gse ss fpnielt@e GpGeSus gDunt1rste a 9snsSn
"VFr enes Ger ercn rtebiStusn gpegeu Ser Ser Stao.
tsa oer Sen eSeten Ib nss 2bens tn BEN prpdsrn SCn
SucH yafts YeaeelPst uno aereu Stdbn snabradt tei
9ts Der wsebt3tn pf5 n;abss 9etDenbe b IN brefan.
e NsFeeta 1n aneeren RrantbeE IitteR IcIde A. g. aud
M e pee3fH @fraRaen gu etr riGrrde bic Sn Oft err6.
pen vel Ssgnafn 8lsiefeiten u rben aueenbIif se.
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8e1onper8 at beahfen Z

Or. 9pbnlcn te eIsu DeRen ne 5aife a eide fb bura
sslGs etstns ane nnnaEc sea unb Srpr ssE6tsnse fir
btt @rtfii ss esGait uub tic GRf uafaEe aeube Saer
sebpatt tGben. e - =
er inn etngs ter traecr teassnspstbeu gslsn Der
ruben epNR19ettsn bes 2affrs 96gds TN baden unh in
ben 0IteeerH STern i'm Repfs 5rabs hes Csts Qerlua
Der g3nsfeifrat erltIrgfe nfro6 unrnte WaseuTaadt
Hersruna ber @rrhauuu9sSwaant aasemeus Gntfrahusa
sgntgtclne tsr ShwtnalnAf r
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Sieifi9

Eis ftredseu Qnrangen bee Eaters iub ebg a, farnsn
5eru ees ota6ntes 8ervryu1s Ger 9eeen eSrdtbe Ser
gsFssraFte b6e AbnnR9n NbuetBlne te GBeieh(5af
X, (nb einge ler nttnnlen 5e;seH.
dauna pen 8erlpneu beu Nlers fgnnen ies beursbesn
auS wel4eg 1&s ib sfRseett asatmmt &c fire raft sr
Iegfn na FLAP Res6s unh lSessbrt retbn nbe Hs ttns
seenthpmltde Gr5epune bt4 GuasH ben en un te Nn-
lettcn ber &usseernns BADEN. =
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9unae 3eNte.

t fG buF6 Peae 2aeE esf&udt baoen bic &c 70 Oh bgu
t6en eeuten eher In bar Suf IFncn teren 8een e a
na4ta ipGren s5f I'm SGlGf bnr pDnutirnea bic wenu
gueebelt bic Gbe uE5a nGGsn R6rre unb eta er5-
rem fraten ipfer be n6ttiefH Ghritte sbun.
2Gte 58ate baR n iunsF aHn b 5pfnaus tincs 2enses
tr EtehHs ensr GlseEa eucn NIstsn ans Seuben bs
2sbsns Ipeeerin Terpn rQ purd BITE Bcgsa f Abirruus
5r pab htr 8atgr Gp6E Psgusn man bfgOr &c etnttes
ten tn biF
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8oltintOrc=&soeF Soipiaal.

0e0riinDet CUR lluterprafuug Der SluadIalbereL
Der etn3i8e Olag, pO etue QGtluug eflaagt
iperbeu fasln.
Qtnperltng tn ledbe GfHnDeu,
Rein GuefIIlbeE, pa8 euere 0elunpRelt ps'ls
Ie'los rttnirt. < a.
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Oeutfthes &eber9ef@6ft
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BE. 81 Ssarps noHs Brattfr.
Gen belGn S1ubmadern ute Satn cten hiert Sut sleR
@ bab mir pboen Nleee el xeeerS9dr aesrAnea baben
peI6er mir es sutt @hsrabH pOH alen S0Iten tss
uaIidt Qsber an banb kalten mee pr febt ree8eu una
a@rptsn anb 2sHsm ;l tiasen grsen apsser'' (r2let
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

From the southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try theml you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that our testimony can be added TO the already nu-
merous list that has received benefits that mother
medicine can produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
OMMRROIAL
OLEvELAND mARKRT-APRIL u.

CLEVELAND MARKRT-APRIL 10.
FLOUR-steady At quotations, with no demand
aside from the local trade,
WHEAT-stsady. Sales Of $50 bush red from
store at 81 los. There is no white Of consequence on
the market and none coming forward.
CORN-sals'of a car mixed from store at Sc, and
1000 bush on private terms.
OATs-Firm at 2lc on track. Sale ola car At &C.
sEEDs-Uoyer Is nearly out Of market quoted
At s4,OQGhI2K. Timothy "a IN fair supply and dull
At sz,s2S92,7s.
HGHWNRs-stsady, at I6c. Sales Ofl2bbls.
PORK-salos Of s2s bis mess at Sl6,OO, and Is
bbls At same.
sMOAkD MEATs-Hams, country -cured, are
selling At $3.50 for ordinary to well trimmed. Shout.
dsrI sell at 697e.
APPLEs7Drisd sPples are selling atsasEe.
BUTTER-sals Of ; bblu new roll. fsir 70 GOOD.
q lAal6s. Old ia DUH a. quotations.
oEEEsB-salss Of 800 NJ choice Western Rsf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

From the Daily News, Newport, r. Il
Oephalie Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to DO very sficacious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
NEW YORK nIARKET-API
lay 4rLaonAPr.I

HEW YORK MARkEr-APRIA He
% tsy fELHaaAPR.I
FLOUR-Markel less active but price. generally
without important change, and holders a little more
anxious to realize. Market closing quiet.
sales arg 1850 bbls y yAi29ate y ioE supeFans
s~uperhne western; t5,30a5,65 for eommoR 20 medium
extra Westerni s5,o0G5im for chipping hrands extra
round hooped Ohio and ta@4LO0fortrads brands
CANADIAN RLOUR-TransaetiOn are to &
moderate extent and pricoa are without chanRe-
SALES are go bbls at S5NaG,55 for common to good
extra. S1,n0T,h0 Tor choice and hvorit do.
6aRN ffRIT2K mefeSste bbns5Sss doing AT
unchanged price. Sales arc 100 bbls BFandywine a.
WEIsRY-Markst a shade frmer with fair de-
mand, SALES are 100 bills az lshc,
WHRAT-Market without important change,
more anxious to realize. Sales are $500 bush good
Chicago spring a. 81 d%ellyeredi 200 bush Canada
sL.aHaL, 81 In store, to arrive and delivered; 250O bush
red state 81 ,a20l,sSi l450O bush winter rcd Western
at Si,a5nl,aik afoat and In store; 81 ,S1Gl,39 de-
iiyered; $50 bush choice rcd Pennsylvania at $40
delivered; 5000 buah rcd jersey At Sl,3a; b3OO bush
silas ss SSssSSa a si M, s ,SSd 80 SS9 bS SIsa ao T AZ ) So sahaaa
RYE-Market quiet and firm. Sales are %00buh
BA3LEY-Market dull and heavy. Sales are
400 bush state changed hands At 62@eo,
BARLEY MALr-Market dull at Sc.
OORN-Market without important change With
fair business doing for export aud home eonsump:
ton. Sales are $500 bu = e7@6Iho ioE old mixed
do; 6lk@63 for new do az railroad depot and de-
nvcred; 6Oc for mixed northern; 63a6io for new gel.
low Jersey; 6ec for yellow souther; zoe for white
southern.
OATS-Market hrmer with fair business doing at
a4G35kc for western and Canada; S@S6c Tor state,
EDRk-MRrket active and prices remain un-
changed. SALES are s25 bbls at Si7,50, for mess, In
Guiding - bblE deliverable In April or May At the
buyers optional $500; sl2,75ollOOto for prime.
BREF-Market steady. Sales are $50 bbls at
S4,l5n5,Oo for country prime 8,7a16,2 Tor country
mess 35,O9Gl 10, % for repacked mess Sl0,6O@ll,O for
extra mese.
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and nOminallT
UNCHANGED.
PFRF HAHTS-Falr demand without alteration
with sales ct Fl26I5 for state and western.
CUT MEATs-Mnrket steady. Sales $50 pkgs at
64068c shoulder sGSAc for hams The latter
price for very choice.
BACON-Market steady With limtced demand.
LARD-Market active and frmer. Sales are
AS. bbls at sS9loSo. The latter an extreme quota
ltiou.
BUTTER-I s selling at lOc9l4c for Ohio
CHEEsR-Market steady al 6EsiOo for inferior
70 urfma.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
FROM CALIFORNIA.

hES loRE, April Y.
Among the passenger in the North star. from
California, was J. n. Wade, Esq, and family 81
CieTeIand We understand that Nr Made a.
lie rgpresentive Of the Western Union TeleFrspb.
Compsuv was entirely successful In perfsctnQ
arranqenents on the Pacific side, for the imms.
diate construct on Of the Telegraph Line from
ean FrsnelBco TO Salt Lake, At which point the
WIrcg viii meet Others nov IN course Of rapid
congfr1etion from st Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
PRESENT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
The slats g rapidly dlng up win population s55,
IOe5 pefsons having been added since 1850, making ne
present population ! secs, q raao alN PEI cent IN
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCES.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those ofmyotherEates ne products sent 0ut during
.tbe past year e1cseded ! 5000 tons. ne WheaferoP
u ls6Oapproaches 5000 go bushels, while the eorn
Yields not less than 40 900 900 bushels.
EERTILTTY OF THR sOM
Nowhere can he industrious farmar Secure such in
mediate results for his hbor a5upounee prairie soils,
.thoy being composed o. q deep rich kan, the fertility
10 which, IS unsdrpasssdb By any On ne goee.
TO ACTUAL CULTTVATo&
Snes 1854, ne Company haus sH 1Soose50 acre.
..eHtains an GgTasHsnt 70 eIltiuais- HsToad hel Zen
constructed through hSs lands q aB Gpzlas gfe30,Oo0,
ZOO. IN 1850 de P~oPuiGhoa q 1o1g.nias cgEtla,
80 -. -. 49, --E.- ~ --ElTr~.T-a- aTf
ls0l, aGaisg 1ISPge cent
EyIDEECS OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift Of the people, hmayb Be
stated that COZ. 00G tons q freight, nsuding 100000
OF grain, and $50 900 barrss Of douF were for
warded over the line hstyear.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen win fnd gs free school
system encouraged By The STATE and endowed With 4
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
ldren can live in sight Of the church and sch0olhouses,
and grow up WIKI le pfu4t1LA4 u ne AaAA8 E4+-A
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND Trims OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from 81 % s25 per
acre, according 70 location, quality, &C. EHst class
farming lands sell for about SO 70 Sl2 per acre and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as CON
pared with wood land S. inthe raiio Of % 10 ID flavor
q the former. he terms Of sale Tor The baK of hess
lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST III ADVANCE
az stx per cent. per annum, and six Interest n0es at aI
.per cent payable respectively IN one, two, three 1OdTs
ave and six years from date Of sale; and four notes
for principal, payable IN four, i've, sLand seven years
from date ofEale. the STANDARDIZATION that oue-teuA
.Of the tract purchased shaIlbe feneed and callgated.
each and every year, for I'VE years from dgt9 " sac
Iso that at The end Of i've years One-hau SHAH Dc fenced
land under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, eEssptthssz 81 should Be
at six dollars per acre, when The cash Pree VII be hEe
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms ofHyment ga be had
Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
and CLUES situated upOa The mll-
$50, APFLErON's RAILWAY GUIDE
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BY the use Of these pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; aud II
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness will DO obtained.
They seldom tall In removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness.
For Literary aen, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of s~edentaFy habits, they are valuable as
4 Laxative, Improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring tue
natural elasticity and strength Of tho whole system.
THE CEPaALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys.
tenn, or from n dsranged state ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
aad may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any changed diet, and the absence
Of any diEagreeabls taste renders It easy to admins
ter them to Children.
B f WARE OF COUNTERFEITsl
SO The genuine have five signatures Of Henry Q.
spalding ON zach Box.
S-sOld BY Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
A Box viii be sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
the price,
Twenty-Five GENTS.
BS-Al orders SHOULD be addressed 10
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% Cedar Street, New York,
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IFrom the st. Louis Democrat
Theimmense demand for the article CCsphalie Pills.
Is rapidly INCREASING.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADLLFIIAl hpIH II
The Inquirer has dispatch from Charleston that
Preside 4 Davis has consented 70 the entrance Of
q supply vessel into Charleston harboT. and that
ncs q gun will be fired. The report Is doubtful.
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NV YoRK, April II.
The Commissioners of the Confederate States
sailed from Havana on the steamer Clyde, for Eu-
rops.
A schooner arrived at Key West on the 2Tth,
from New York, with ordnance and stores for
Fort Taylor. The supplies are very extensive,
ava embrace all The Appliances for q long siege.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

C~HAELEsr015 Apru II
Boyer A. Pryor has been appointed on Beaure-
CARDS stat.
Gen. Beauregsrd, at O'Clock, demanded the
surrender of Fort Sumter, which Anderson de-
elined, probably with 6 reservation.
It Is currently reported that negotiations will
be opened tomorrow, between Anderson and
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FROsI NEW ORLRANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Aprilu
Ths New York Herald says. 4 dispatch to-day
nom Ex-Governor Roman, Commissioner to
Washington, says that Forts Sumter and Pickens
sre 70 be attacked, but doubts whether war will
follow.
TIT Delta's Montgomery dispatch to-day says:
1t has been resolved 70 attack Sumter and Pick
ems Immediately on the approach Of the United
States feet.
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Last Nights Report.


WAsHINeroN, April y.
Private dispatches have been received from the
South, which leave no reasonable doubt that hos
Utilities we're commenced at Charleston at an
early hour this morning. We are in mOmentary
eNpsetafion Of full details.
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PRicE 0EE 66IIlR PER BOTTLE

nB-The Liver InTig0rBtor and Family Oatha=ti
Ills are retailed By Druggists generally, and sold
b the Trade n ali the large tgWnl-
3. T. W. SANFORD, ND,
Manufacturer ID Propri5taF.
Uld&Wh8 38 Broadway, New YORK.
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BUFFALO, April p
The Canal Commissioner At Syracuse to
day resolved that the Canals Of this State
shall be open and ready for business by the LIST
Of Nay.
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ssys: Gas for The weather, It Is hard TO tell when
the straits Will be open, as The ics Is now from ~ to
. feot thick. Il % also much better and stouter than
The snow IS about 3 TO 81 fat deep on q leyol. We
can see tho water from Garrison hill towards the
Light House. The ico Il sin below that point. !
was up on the North shQrp last week. 1he nearest
open water west Of. Mnckinaw q nom 90 TO GO nile.
IL Il hard 10 tell when navigation viii be open, but
II We have auch weather as We have had, j think the
straits VII not be open by the 18th Of April. there
has not been as good going on the leo this winter as
there "a az present. Teams are all busy drawing
wood IRON Bois Blanc and the Polnt."-DesoR Al
r%eriiser.