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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

THE ABMy WoRM.-The army worm is
said to bs-making great havoc in various
partssof the Miami Waller, among the grass
and grains, some portions of farms being
stripped utterly bare of every psEticle Of
heritage. They go in great armies, ihAl
alnOst direct course, Anddurn aside for ne
inpedimed emitting of fields Of grain as
aperfeu.lgs and smoothly as it it we're done
BIZ machines. We have seen notices that
tbs worm has also commenced its depreda-
tons in other States adjoining Ohio.
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SUPPLIES OF TRooPs-Adjutant-G General
Darlington arrived at Grafton on Saturday
last to investigate the reports about sup
plies to the Ohio troops. A special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Commercial states that in
his remarks to the Fifteenth aud Sixteenth
Regiments, Gen. Darlington admitted that
go far as pants were concerned, the charges
were true, and that new ones would be
immediately forwarded. He assured them
that the troops would be required to pay
no more than the value Of the pants-nOt
the contract rates.
Gen. Darlington was to go to Phillippi
on Sunday.
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MELANCHOLY Enthusiastically morn
ing Sarah Crittenden, only child Of DR.. L,
W. C~rittenden, of Franklin Mills Portage
county, was found dead in the lanai which
runs through the village. Circumstances
would seem to indicate that she threw her
self into The water and was drowned, While
laboring under s temporary alteration of
mind, although the particulars have not
yet transpirsd! She vas q young lady Of
much PROMISE fnely edqcated, and idoliEed
by her parents, upon whom this sudden
blow viii fall with crushing force. Her
age was about)tWeDty years. al
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DR.. ]. C. AVER Il CO.,
IOMELLL MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for IS
AYERS. CHERRY PECTORA'

AYERS, CHERRY PICTORIAL
hes won for itself such . renOFn. for the cure
eYerg variety Of Throat and Lung Com piaiut, tina
It 10 entirely Unnecessary tor Us 20 recOulii the evil
dencs of its virtues, wherever II has been employed.
Az II has long been In constant use throughout this
section, VT need not do niOr6 than Rasure1he peoplt
its quality is kept up to the best il ever has been, ana
has ever been tOund 70 %! lttf.# .9
AYERS Cd HARTTC PILLS
FOE THE CURE OF
teTV, EObi Stomach, ErDslpelds, Headache, Plies, Rhes
MGtisHs, EruptioHs aud skin Diseases, LiVeT Complaint
DTOpsV, fede9, 1hnIora and Sad khelIHl, Worms, Goat
AeiTGgiG, as a DSaReT PfA GAd for Purifying
Blood.
They are suear-coaUed. 30 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperient in the all the purposes OF q family
physic. .ao
Price % cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.O0.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
meR, and eminent pers0nAges, have lent their names
70 certify the unparalleled Usefulness VI these reme.
dies, but our space nsre TillnOt permit the insertipb
Of them. The Agents below named furnish Rratls
our AMERICAH ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also full descriptions of the above com plants.
and the treatment that should be followed Tor their
cure.
Do not b. put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De
mand AYERs, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there. Is for them, and they should hsVe
It, i1AA 49, f
BS- All our remedies are for sale by WM. FIskE
sTRose ARAsIEoNs, x y GATLeAD, and By all
ayers Cherry Psctoral. sarsaparilla and Ca
tharrlc Pills, are for saiB by Churchill a Brother. e..
a enrre, PPlitr Squ~rr ant nniarie streetl
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D-rsrisoprsHrD ARhrvAE.@GOv. Morton,
of Indians, arrived on the train from the.
South this morning. He is en- route for
New York TO close a contract for arms TO
be purchased by agents who sailfOr Europe
in Fridays steamer
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TIE Wool MARKET.-The active demand
for coarse wool which has characterised the
trade for the1ast month still continues, and
at full prices, with the prospect that ithe
incoming clip of coarse and medium will
be eagerly sought for, whilst there is no de-
mand. for TN except at prices paid for in
ferior grades. The highest price We have
heard being paid for'the new clip is forty
cents. Merchants and wool-growers pro-
badly know that this change is brought
about by the entire capacity Ofthe machin-
cry being taxed TO- manufacture Govern
ment goods. s. l'tl t1Hs
! We shall, therefore, expect to see fine
woods neglected for two or three months, and
in the meantime will suggest that q new
company is formed composed in Partof such
men as Hon. VIM. BonaT, Of Knox Co. I;
VIM. II. McGavran, Esq of Harrison Co.,
and Vim. NJ. Cunningham, Efq, of Starke
Co Ohio, all gentlemen of known integrity
and responsibility who have organized to
meet the requirements of the trades and | can
do no less than to recommend our old patrons
to place their woods in rbeir hands, believing
that the full benefits TO the wool dealers and
growers will be realised the present year, as
| know 1heir facilities for handling woods are
beyond anything before offered. n
No cotton cal now be had from the South,
ana how far thisLwri influence the use Of
al wool when COTTON has been used in part
or as a substitute, cannot be stated, but Che
presumptionif is that the want of it will ia
vorably effect the trade in wool. The early
meeting Of Congress, and The probability
Of an issue Of Treasury notes BY Govern
meut in small sums, to circulate as money,
is now urged, and il adopted will material
ly aid the movement Of Western products,
and tend 10 advance prices and restore
trade TO its accustomed channels.
~ 8. N. GooDALE,
Agent Cleveland Wool Depot Co.
Cleveland, June 10, 1861.
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8rass faaaara.

lam Els h. ODEEL, BRASS
81 F0UNDER AND MANuFACTuRER q
Brnss Work OF even description, No. s. Union St
afsW doors from SuperiOrstreet cleveland, Ohio. n.
Is prspaued 60 furnish ala kinda Of WORK uasd ta
used IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Bras8 OAsgng done daily
andBra1s Work Of ell kinds repaired. dso1R9
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pREsFNr pnPnLATI0H.

PRESENT POPULATION.
Tie State IS rapidly filing up with population s59,
025 persons having been added since 1850, making the
present population J, 723,66 a ratio ofl02 Per cent in
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
he Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those ofany other State. The products sent out during
the past year exceeded ] 100000 TOTS The wheatcrop
I'd 1850 anDrosehes IS, O0o, 900 bushels, while Tie corn
crop Yields not less than 40, 1000 bushels.
TERTnTTY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer SECURE such I'M
.mediate results for his labor asupout these prnife soils,
they being composed OF a deep rich loam, the fertility
'Of which, IS unsurpassed BY any on The globe,
TO Actual C~ULTIVAT0RS
Sine 1854. he Company have sod 100000 acre..
lThey ssl only to actual eEli0atoTs, and sreTy eoErda
l~eoniafnt an agrsenent 70 elElEuGts. The rod has beeB
constructed through lASs lands al an zpGsss ofs50,900,
hroagh tohiek ispasS, vas only 3S5, sos asss saiahA79y
2e3 hare bees added; making As t9h0te PePu17eim slti
sO1, q gaia Of 143 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of The Thrift Of Ge people, tmay b
stated that COO 900 tons Or Ireisht, ncndng s.oO0Soo
bushels Of grain, and 250,OOO barrels or nOm were Tor
warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workngmen viii find the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with q
large revenue for the support Of schools Their Chi
Idren can live in sight OF the church and schoolhouses,
land grow I'd with the prosperity Of the leading Stafein
the Great western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from So to SIS per
lacre, according to location, quality, &c FIRST class
farming lands sell for about SO to Sap acre and
1.-THE relative expense OF subduing prairie land AZ com
pared win wood land is in the ratio OF to 10 IN favor
OF the former. The terms Of salefor the bulk OF these
Hands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST III ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annum, and six interest notes at sir
Iper cent, payable respectively in one, two, three, four
Ave and six years from date Of sale and four notes
for principal, payable in four, five, sixand sev IN years
from date Of sale sthe ontraUtst ipulating thatt le-tenth
OF the tract purchased shall DO fenced and cultivated
leach and every year, FOR i've years from cate Of sale
go that at the end or Eve years ons-haf shall be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the same should be
at six dollars per acre, when the cash price VIII be nVe
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Of payment, can DO had
0STER, Land Commissioned,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ICES. and cities situated upon the lni-
40, APPLEToN'S RAILWAY GUHDE.
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LrcE Go9hr.-guh Eckert, petit lar
eel dischssgad
Joseph Dufuer, ~1iolsting market Ordi-
nance, ST andscosts.
VIM Nialley, petit larceny, not guilty.
Jesse Taylor shooting with intent to kill,
continued to 14th-
Francis Hamilton, burglary and larceny,
discharged.
Jno. Hornsby, burglary and larceny,
continued to 14th.
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HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Prentis Master Coif mi.
r.afr Pie 80 iunr8s42

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDEROF COURT. q the 18th DAY of June,
1861, at 10 o clock, A NJ on the premises, IN the
TO the highest biid r. the following 4 Bcribtd Real
Estste a. be property Of The MINOR heirs o. francs
Campbell, deceased, to wit: situate in said township
OF orange, bting "a aorts, part OF lot {, tract 3. cart
division OF Orange. being the north p-rt of75 acre
HAVING beeu heretofore decided to hdmund DyhRli.
aud SAID s. sores extends RrrOss the SAID lot eat aud
west and founded south 0y the north line OF said
Edmond Dybalfs land. The owner Of said $ acre.
oflRndtO have tho privileges Of q road elgag th=
west line Of sad lot :, aud also OF lot 2 OF said tract
ftOmGhe southwest corner of these pfallises and the
highway with the right 70 keep the same open. APP
prafssd at 500 % 1hnj y
Terms ofsals-SaO cash at the day Of sale and. the
balance in ave EQUAL annual payments.
.-rs-trr "a fa HhUND nYRALL,
Guardian Of said Minor Heirs.
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MlttrAar AT East EEvEIASD!AA gOms
GuArd company, numbering ssSsnty.i FIVE
good and true men, has besn lately organ.
iied at East Cleveland, They are rapidly
acquiring a C~Ommendable degree of mill
t,ry experiences, aud bid fair to he a crack
company. We hope that all such ,oomPa-
mics, in our neighbOrhOOd will join in the
approaching celebration Of the Fourth in
this citv.
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The Ladies' Aid Society connected with.
the Erie street M ghusoh will nssA on
Thursday evening, June 18th, at the r,si-
dcpes Of J. NJ, Hover 1872 Prospect street,
A cordial Invitation. is extended to all
M ra7rs Mss. r. DoANc Sec'y.
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Aotels,

MANHATTAN rHOTEL--Nos.
LVl S,5, and Murray street, I'd door nom Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York. huRgtnp * FlinS Z,
PrOprfetors. II. higgins, late Of Pearl Street
House, Boston. q. q. Fling lAts Of LoVqoy'a Hotel
Kew York asolBl
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

n NAHUM balm. iOh
"a REAL STATE.-On the sLh day of J ely, 1861,
al 10 O'Clock A. N It the d or Of the Court a ouse,
In the Jity Of Cleveland, iGuyahoga Conuty, OHIO,
viii b. SOLD 10 the highest bidder, the FLOWING d.
scribed Heal Estate. asthe prnpsrty Of Palmer snow.
q deceased, 10 wit; situate IN the township " Parma
IN ssia county u Ouyahoga, shd knoNHiaa IS Acr. s
OF land 70 Be t4ken lion IA, south eide OF barZiAa
SHOWS farm, bling a part Of the Blake tract, and lot
81 No. s, and bounded as owe: On thesJuth 5yOrig-
inai lot llnesi IN the east by ten acres WiIed 90 W.
y. snow ~ BsIzilAS now on th- west bs the OFig-
inal lot lines aud on the north BY a line Iarelitl
with the 80 ~ lire and s6far distant therplrOm as
70 cOntsin said Is acresOfldnd Appraised at s7aB.
Terms Of sale will be made known on the gay OF
sale. r. a.-5rs~. JkREMlAH CONRAD,
Adm'r Of the estate - said Palmer Snow, decd.
Cleyelan 90, Jans ], lsl unes;3i3
,VNO WHOM III MAY CONCERN.
A-The%t following property viii 30 sold % public
AurtiOu at o.. Cutter q Some Auction store, No. l34
Bank street, on saturday, July 9th, 1851, uBle-s pre-
yiOnsiy called Tor By owners sndchArges paid theres
on.
Corr Shelter. marked J. Pitkin, Cleveland 0.
JudsOn 3OvernOr@faige marked II. IawfOrd,
Cleveland. o. 4fp-rr H. x. BnYLSfOH,
Agent Merchants Dispatch
Ohoe-NO. 2 in JOknsou's Marine Block, loot Of
BiveT AMI Eront stEe.ts. myS1;A3
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Tie State IS rapidly filing up with population S59,
VS. persons having been added since 1850, making the
population J, ia, 665, a ratio Of 102 per cent in
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-I-f Es 4H HARTFORD, Trumbull Co.. o.
| hereby certify that I have been dealing IN the
Grsfsuberg Medicines for the past year, and Can tTu-
b say that | have never offered any medicines TO tbs
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills au1
CathOlicOn. They will perform all aud more than 10
promised for them. | have sold about nifty bottke
Of the UathOlic0n the past yesr and l hear the best
resultS in every case, J.. h. q. JOHNSON,
March Z, 1857, Medical Agent,
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H FoLLowINd ENDORSEMENTS CT
.as SPALDLNG8
OEPHALIC L s,
viii convince all who suffer from
HEAT E,
as-. That.
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS w1rH1a 81
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials we're unsolicited by Mr.. srsl.
ding they afford unquestiOnable proof Of
the efficacy of this truly scisn-
tiHc discoVery.i -
-mea MAsOsvirLLr, Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
Ma sPAEDrEe, y
have tried your CephaIic Pills, and I ike them
50 Wen that want you to send me two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom 1 gave
a lew ont 81 tlIs first box I got from You.
Sehe me BY mail, and Obligs- as
~ #cl15t 1855 rl JAMES KENNEDY.
Nh s,,,nu HGvERFORD, Pa, Feb. 8. 1851.
SIR:
wish yqq to send me one more box of your Ceph.
nc Flhs' L have received a great deal Of bsnehI trom
'nen' Yours, respectfully,
MAbfAHN STOIKHOUsE.
s'nU'' 055s January gq IS, h9gf. Co.. Pa
STA:
You will plaaaa aand ma fuo howo.oFuo-- 81.
nc PllIs. Send them Immediately.
respectfully yours,
P ST. have used one box of your Pills, and ind
them excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1861.
HENRY O. SPALDINe, ESQ,
Please find incloseI TWENTY-FIVE cents. for which
send me suother box of your CephaIic Pills. They
are tn ne best Pills Ihave ever tried:
Belle Vernon, Wyandct Co., I.
~ BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
a. @. SPALDIsG, Esq,
l wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
hring your Cephalle Pills more PARTICULAR before
please send to me.
Une Of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
an attack in one hour BY your Pills, which 1 sent
n0F' Respectfully EeufSs WILKES
aIl BEEEoLDsBuRs, FsAnkiin Co., Ohio, I
January 9, 1861.
HENRY O., SPALDIHG,
Nc. AZ Cedar St, N. Y,
H-It HHrf s DEAR SIR: g..
Inelosed md twenty-five (25l cents, for which send
box of "Gephail Pills" Send to address of Rev.
VIM. D. FILLER, RsyuOldsburg, Franklin Co, ohio
AOur Pills work like = Headache al
H0'' 'r'''n'' Ts1iS VIZ Sg95 9, FILLER.
IZsu 5rJ .GU.- 90 - LOO
lI4n yi be YPslLAErI, Mich, Jan. "a, Is6l.
Nh. -SPALDINa, - r.--f -
SIR:
Not long since / sent TO you for u box OF Cephaii,
fills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos,
nYenes5, and received the came, and they had 30 goOC
an effect shat l was induced to send fove more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to i
t E-fsltHr. r-lT "A. l.. WHEELER, be-
Ypsiianti, Mich.
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.. MA II. D. SPELMAN,
'l l Chairman Of Kansas Relief Com,
Of Cleveland.
Cleveland, June II, 1861.
We have examined the vouchers taken by
Me. spelmau, for the funds paid out as
rendered in the above account and find
that they cover the entire amount and are
in every respect correct
By GEoRoE MYGATT, +.
7. p. HANDY. viaa
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COxMIFTEE MEsTlSG.-A meeting Of the
Executive and Finance Committees, ap.
pointed on Monday evening last to make
arrangements for the celebration Of the
coming Fourth of July will be held at the
wedieIl House at u O'Clock this evening.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.l
Mr.. sp4lding would not connect his name with a
article he did notF TO possess real merit.
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d n. HAN1T0F seoreLary.
GRAn Avn FsUlTfRosPgoTs7-The GROW

GRAM AEDFRUIEI RosPEcTs.-The grow
ing wheat looks we'll IN most parts OF the
county. ThRla'e frosts dRmsged peaches
and cherris Rdiy, but there promises to
be q fie crop spples. The rsins Of the
middle and slater part of May someWbat
delayed the planting of corn, but il most
\ ofithe fields it is up and promises vol
Grass is growing rapidly and bids fair to
be very hsaEy,-K W. r. .ChrOni6s
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DUTATOES.-2,000 BUSH. PRIME
Potatoes wanted at No. Y Merwin street
Jes W. Il. fARGO = CO.
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- Best quality carbon oil az forty hve
cents per gallon; extra lpbricating oil twen-
ty-ive cents per gallon.
Old Hamburger aud new cheese, dried
peaches and apples, can be found at George
spragUe's, Wholesale Grocer, 0viatts Ex-
rhnnna III
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4. ; W X L L
IMMINENT

NHhHOtG
DOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy. and never fails. Thil
Liniment is prepared from the recipe ef DR.. Stephen
Sweet, Of COnnecticut, the famous bone-setter, an6
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
years with the most astonishing success.
AS AN RLbEVtATUR OF PAIN, Il is unrivalsL
most skrpticai may be convinced by q single trial.
This LinIment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheuputtle DISORDERS. OF every kind, and in thou
sands OF cases where It had been used il hiss nevel
been known to fail. rrs
~FGR NEURALGIA, it will aeord immediate re-
lief IN every case, however distressing.
Y il willrelisve the worst casss of HEADACHE n
three minutes, and is warranted to do it.
also viii u cure INSTANTLY.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSlTUDE arising from inIprudence OF excess,
this Liaimentis 8 must happy and unfailing remedy.
Acting directly upon Inc nervous tissues, it strength
ems and rsvivtnes the system, snd restores 1t to elias
ITCHY and vigor.
FOR PILES=AB an external remedy, we claim
that IL is the BEST known, and We challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give it a trial, Tor Il
will not tail to afford immediate relief, and in g ma
GRITTY Of cases will effect 4 RADICAA cure.
QuINSY N S0R THROAT are sometimes OK
tremely malignant and dangerous, but a timely ap-
~plicatiou Of this Liniment will never fail to cure.
SPRAINS are so netimes very obstinate, and en-
largemeut ofthe joints is liable to occur is neglected,
The WORT case my be conquered BY this Liniment
in two or three days.
Bruises, Cute, Wounds. Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
Scslds, yield readily to the wonderful healing prop
critics Of Oh. SWEETS I~NFALLIBLE LINIMENT
when used according to directions. Also, ChilblaiDs,
Frosted Feet, aud Insect Bites aud Siings.
EVERK HORSE OWNER {
should have this remedy at hand, tor its timely use
at the first appearance Of Lameness will eiiectnally
prevent those formidable diseases, to which ali
horses are liable, and which render so many other
wise vaiuabis horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials TO the
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many
Of them from persons 10 the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid Imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr. stephen Sweet on every label, and
IN the glass of each bottle, without which none art
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sole PrUprietOrs, Norwich CT.
For sale BY Strong 4 Armstrong;, Sole Agents fol
Cleveland. san27' R8dAU
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~ Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grefen-
berg Medicines. Dir. B.. is a physician OF extensive
practice, aud one OF the most successful in the coun-
Gy In which he resides
"This ~certitiss that 1 have used the GrRfenberg's
ais and MRrshalIs CathOlicOn, sold here by Il. q.
johnson. IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, TrumhulI county, Ohio, March 7, ls57.
Sold " Druggists and Aleuicine Dealers through
ont the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
lrsss Il. b., KINGSLEY, Cleveland. -
IAnsdkW General Agent for Ohio.
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On last Saturday morning Mr.. James W.
Elliot of Berea, while bathing, was
seized with apoplexy and Immediately sunk.
In about half an hour his boty was recoyef
ed but life was then extinct. His remains
were conveyed on Saturday afternoon to the
residence OF his parents at Willer>burg HIS
death is deeply felt by all. He was a mem
Der of the Junior class Of Baldwin Univ ersity.
At a meeting. of the Phreno Gosmian So
ciety, OF which he was a very active mem
Der, the following resolutions were adopted.
Since IL has pleased God to remove from
US suddenly our talented and beloved broth
er, james W. Elliott, therefore,
/. Resolved, That by the death of our
brother we are deeply afflicted, aud feel that
his place as i member Of our Society, cannot
again be easily filed.
2. Resolved, That though we have lost an
ardent and valuable friend, We feel that our
Heavenly Parent in calling him away in the
morning Of lite, has some great purpose to
accomplish, and we reverently bow 10 the
Divine will. $40
3. Resolved, That while we mourn his
loss, we still rcjoice in full confidence that
our loss, is his gain.
4 Resolved, That we wear an appropriate
badge Of mourning for ten days.
g.. Resolved, That we request our Presi-
lent to prepare a memoir of our deceased
brother, TO be presented at the FIRST regular
meeting of the Society. 9 lil1n
g.. Resolved, That we deeply ~sympathize
with the relatives and friends of our de-
ceased brother.
Z. Resolv d, That a copy of these TesOlu-
tions be sent TO the PareDtsOf the deceased,
and also placed on the records Of the So
cietV.
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Judgment Will be 1aken DY reiantL e&-llst -.
Ramsey, BACh Us &NUBLE,
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MASTER'Ha
lyI to the comm and of = derretal order Of sale
HON the Court Of Common Phase Of Cuy ahoga
County, atthe suit Of William " Hayes and offers,
against John Or enbrier and Others, to me directed,
4 shaiileNp0se for sale at pubic auction htlhe door
o. the Court House in the City Of Cievel.nd, on the
hhh daj Of July, le6l, at three O'Clock p NJ the
fOllOWine described premises, situate in the town
ship OF Brooklyn, in the county OF \ uyehOsa, and
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio CITY, and gnOWn a.
lots nunabers tWHnty sObsand tgehiy ENo in Jarob'
Psrkins's subdivision Of part of the south-eastern,
portion Of original lot No. MY IN said township Of
Brooklyn, eacn OF saii lots Lelng hny feet front on
Clinton street. Appraised a. SEQ.
HENRY G. ABBEY