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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

Wml..ss. a Riddle Attorneys f SST FRaiasis
MASTER 0OMMISSIONEhS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
ItA sALR.-Pursuant to the comm1nd OF a deer :
tal order Of sale, issued from the Court OF Commo4
Rleaa Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio at the suit of Con.
meroial mutual Insurance COmpa-y Of Cleveland.
against lsaAo L. Hewitt, and sthers, TO me directed.
1.-THE Court House, in the city Of cleveland, in said
eo1nty, on the 10th day Of May, 1861, at two O'clock
Pm the tolloWipd described lots OF land, to wit:
Situated in the township o Clsveland, bring nun
cut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio aud which
Is also in the county Of Ouyahoga, and Is known "
bling lots htty-tWo, hfty-three, hfty- four in I. l.
HeWitt's subdivision OF the part OF the Merwfn IS.
tate, a. commonly known, and these lois are on the
north side Of the Ohio land In the City Of Cleveland,
making in all seVenty-six and one-half feat front on
the south side Of james Street, be the same more or
less, but subject to 3 legal Highways. Lot 50 APP
praised At s ,o0i lot 50 appraised at gise11; lot Zap
praised a. Sl,Zb. HEO. d. WYMAN,
Gttor0sys Tor PltR. apriIs5s
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lEl sALE-Pursaant TO the command ofan aIus
deoretal order OF sale IRON the Court Of Common
Graves against the First Congregational Society of
CHARM Falls, TO me directed, 1 shall orpoas foraalo
At publlo auction, at the door OF the Court House in
the Oily OF Cleveland, in said county, on the 18Th
described premises, TO wit:
Situated In the village Of Chagrin Falls, in gnfu
county OF OuyahogA and State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described g follows; Being the same land deed
the First congregational Church Of ChaTrin Falls
nov stands, and bounded west By en- alley running
from Orange street north between said Church let
and q. p. BrinamadeiH homestead let. on TIRE no-fh
south b. Orange street. Appraised 1t S2,s so
II. WFMAN,
Wv Angler Master Comm'r.
ktua ATTY. apri5:31
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than a thousand
LsSs, with entire success.
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DR.. GIBSON

Professor Of Eteetr0pGthy and Aedieias,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up Stair, q hW
doors from the Public Square.
Once hour from 70 i and IRON ? 70 5 O'Clock
daily, lSundayB excepted
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B9NlN1S DISEASES

with all bad effects arising therotrom. including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATlON.
BE hs succeeded IN curing cases In this city, some
o. whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
maladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle OF benefit.
DR.. GIBSON does not boagtthht he Is q member Of
some College in London or Paris, e. perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnArinR the innocent,
and who hold out great expectations never to be re-
allied. Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of It
this, that be Is able to give entire satisfaction to
those who reposs conhdenee In bis abflity and intsQ-
rtty, and that he has perfected an American system
Of Treatment which challenges any Physician Of LOn-
don or Paris, or any patent medicine 20 equal for the
radical cure OF seminal weakness, and al diseases Of
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
from seIual Or secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his neE ueatmsntthe
following advEntagesOTer al OtheEB yet discovered:
and first, the agents used are IN no Inspect disagree
able; he uses no relies Of the dark ages, such e
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet or business Is required Third,
b his treatment Is positive ard certain in al CASES.
BE stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrates he
immense superiority Of his new treatment over and
other now known to the world in point Of promptly
ness, psrmanency, mildneB, safety and conYont5nc8
70 the patient.
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past nine moRtha performed many
cures Of diseases which had for yeara reEt8ted ali
other modes Of Treatment. Reference can y TgentO
individuals Of the first respectability Ii Cleveland,
skill and integrity in all professional transactlons.-
Dyspepsia, RhuematlBm, Scrofnla and all chronic
diseases treated With superior SUCCESS.
~ Medicine sent to any part Of the country
recent Of ten dollars.
,Dr. GTBs0N's New Work on PhysiOlOU for sale
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YPs1LAzrr, Mich, Jan. a, 1861.

MR. SPALDINe,
Biz:
Not long since I sent 70 you for q box Of Cephalle
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
uVeness, and received the same, and they had so good
an effect that l was induced to send fore more.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
A Il. WHEELER,
Ypsilant. Mich.
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Oephahc Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
lsy were made, viz: Cure Ofheadache In all It's forms.
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TASTER COMMTSST0NFR5S
Fred. HoVey, master Comm.
Atty for Pitt. %sprI7:sSs

MARINUS G. WRIGHT5S ES.
III TATE--Hotiee is hereby given that the sub
scriber has beeu appointed and qualified as Admins
lstrator on the estate Of Msrinua G. Wright, late Of
Ouyshoga county, deceased.
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I8rom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Minn.l
1tyOu are, OF have been troubled with the head
lohe, send for a box, (Cephalic Pills,) 50 that you
nay have them in case OF an attack.
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singls bottle Of sPALDIEGs PREPARED
GLUE Will save ten times its cos~tannuauJ. "a
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CLUSTERING OF TIE REELS
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The STATE UF OHIO, l.,
NDEnRDTTR AnnnTn ~
IT A

Il -AoGce - hereby given that Thompson Z
Company, Of Bedford, OuyahOga county, Ohio, have
maize an assignment for the general benefit of their
e~roditOrs, and that the undersigned has been duly
appointed their assignee. Creditors are therefore
required to present thsir claims to him without De-
lay. WILLIAM Robson,
Assignee OF Thompson q Co.,
aprll.a3ldltAWZt naraInnd ~
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From the Advertiser, Providence, b. IL
The Cephalio Pills are said to be a remarkably ct
lecuye remedy Tor the hFadache, and one ofthe very
best for that very frequent Complaint which las ~
er been discovered.
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From the Western B. R. Gasstts, Chicago. M
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and hs unr
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RAuROAD SYSTEM or uETNOIs.

Over 500, OO0, 900 Of private capital have been *
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch e
part OF theincome from several q these works, with.
a valuable publcfund in lands, go 70 diminish heS,ate
expenses the TALs ARE and must consequently
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From the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with haadachs,
try them, win stick to them
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lFrom the Advertiser, Proyidonoe, h. IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from thu
most respectable quarters.
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The STATE & rapidly fling Up with population e69,
025 persons havinz been addsd sincs 1880, making The
population ,TZ3 y6s3, . ratio of1o2 per cant IN
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NAN OhUD Ii In g LIVn.
~ ABOR never Dsbnitatss. It = son7oz1-R
entirely nee FROM GUNS, and has beco,ze an -
tabHshed tact, 8 Standard Madicins, knaEE alle
proved By all who have 1Nsd Do, and Is nos nsllrtes
to with confidence in all diseases for which g &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

Tia Agricultural Products Of are greater la
those ofany other State. ne products sent out duriI
The mast year exceeded ! 800, 600 tons. he wheat CT
1s8OaDDroaches IS ,000, 900 bushels, while the COZ
crop Yields not less than 140, 00o, 900 bushels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer WI

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes
By putting together the facts which | have gathered
from several officers just from Washington it becomes
quite evident that the War Department fas made ar
rangements for carrying the war on scale OF magn
tude not yet intimated and with vgor and determine
ton that must insure The first operations OF
the campaign will be the military occupation of Biti'
more and that part OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore Railroad between Havre-de-Grace and
Baltimore the rebuilding Of all the bridges between the
latter two points, the establishment Of asother camp at
Havrcde Grace, and the concentration of army OF
fifty thousand men at Washington, OF whom the due
proportion shall be artillery and cavalry These move
ments will all be executed By the 10Th Of May.
The future operations of the campaign will depend
somewhat upon the attitude of the South, and particu
lary of Virginia. II matters remain then as they are
now the next movement will be upon Harper's Ferry,
Richmond and Norfolk all Of which places viii DO taken,
garrsoned by strong forces and held at the time
strong naval force will blockade "efectualy," accord
ing to the recognized principles CT international law all
the Southern ports
In September if the should last so long, the Pre-
sident will call for additional regiments from all the
States, enough 20 make up army of hundred thou
sand men, in addition to those already N the field. A
portion of these newly raised levies Will be posted in
Washington, and points named above; and then, IN
November the finishing blows Of the will be struck by
the invasion of the South and occupation of every i'm
portant Southern city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
MAINLAND LEGISLATURE.

In the General Assembly OF Maryland Thursday, q
proi ositiou 10 appoint committee OF safely was dis
cusSed and passed in the Senate
In the House OF Delegates a report concerning the
seizure of property and other nvasons OF the rights Of
Maryllnd by the General Government, was made. 1t
SAYS:
1.-TWO works of internal Improvement in which she is
largely interested have been seized in whole or in part
by the General Government for military purposes to the
extinction of the rights OF the State and her citizens
oon one of these woks-the Washington branch Of the
fillmore and Ohio railroad-the share OF The passage
moneys belonging especially to the State and constu
ting an important portion OF revenue, has been diverted
fUn its fgmae channels by the strong hand OF power
mart of the soil Of the State has been appropriated to
the erection of Notifications without even the form OF
asking her consent Her seat Of government has been
converted into military depot 10 the exclusion OF the
representatives Of her people Martial law has been pro-
claimed and the jurisdiction OF her courts ousted along
the whole line Of the road, which has been dedicated to
the federal purposes through her territory The report
concludes by the following:
Resolved bv the House Of Delegates Of Maryland, (the
Senate coucuui,g) That Ohio Scott Robert NJ hciane
and William j. Ross be- and they hereby, appointed
commissioners on the part Of Maryland, TO commun
cate Immediately 10 person. with the President Of the
United States in regard 70 the present and proposed
military use or occupation of the soil and property OF
the State by the General Government; and they are d.
r,,ted 20 ascertain and report to the General Assembly
-thaith for its consideration, whether any becoming
arrangements with the General Government pract
cable Ia that connection with the maintenance OF the
ace and honor Of tie State and the security OF its To-
hab!tants
The report was adopted ana a message sent 20 the
Senate skiing lis concurrence in the resolution.
Another report also made in relation TO certain
movements in Virginia. and complaints the subject Of
some iavlsiOas of Maryland by the Virginia troops at
Harpers Ferry. The committee report that euch acts
we're unauthorized aud will nc; be repeated.
They recommend the adoption OF the following resolu
ton:
Resolved etc That - be and he is hereby appointed
co,n,niso uer to proceed az 10 Richmond, on the
part of The Safe OF Maryland to enter into negotiations
Vim the proper authorities If Virginia for the protection
o. the cit Gems of Maryland from injury in person or
n-oper,y by any uualvsed of he military forces Of
VI guia and that any compensation Tor any already
dole be provided for aud TO Join with the said au'hor-
lies in considering aud adopting, sub TO the approba-
ton OF the General Assembly, such arrangements Us may
be preserve the harmony between the two States
from disturbance by any existing causes whatever.
Tee report .saopted aud the resolution hes over
one day under the ruis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
MOVEMENTS IN MICHIGAN.

DrrRoGr, April 3o.-The propeller Winona, having
on board the artillery Company lately stationed at Mac
kirac, passed here for Buffalo to-day.
The TWO regiments Of State volunteers authorized by
the State Legislature last winter now full and are
chartered In this city ready 10 be mustered into service
The Legislature which will meet next Tuesday, it il
believed will authorize loan OF - 10000 fer pur
poses and provide for raising troops sufficient for any
contingency
4 company Of firing artillery from Cold Water, hchi
gan having battery Of four guns aud full complement
of men and hor5es arrived here tonight, having beer
accepted by the War Department. ADDITION to the Mchi
gan quota Tie horses of this company were all conri
buttons Of the people Of Cold Water and vicinity and
are pronounced the finest collection ever exhibited here
III the railroads in the State transport troops free
nhurrn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
1.rrTrE rE0Y PRESIDENT LINCOLy.

The following is the letter addressed by PRECEDENT
Lincoln "a Governor Hicks md Mayor Blown, dated on
e sv after the ssslul, the Massachusetts, troops. IL
mas not before been published:
WASHINGTON, April 20.
& .re,nor Hicis -uI Mayor Bro0E:
C;entlemcn-Your lett. ~ Ness,s Bond, Dcbbin ard
Bruno is received tender YOU no ,.:y sincere thanks
fr yaar eGJrs to keep the peace in tie trying s,tv-On
in which yca are placed. f.. the future troops must
be brought ha.e, AgtI Slke point OF bringing them
through Baltimore.
Without any military knowledge myse,f, Of course !
must leave details 70 Geaer Scott He hastily said ths
morning in presence of these gentlemen March them
around Baltimore, and not through It,"
sincerely hope the General, on fuller reflection, will
consider tbs practical ana proper and that you will not
o. iect to IT, By this a eghgiG- Of the people OF Bslti-
more with the troops viii 10 avoided unless tcy 90 ont
of their way to seek it. hope you viii exert your i'll
Guspce to prevent this Now and ever shall do all IN
ms power or peace consistently with the maintenance
Of government
Your obedient servant,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
STrpENDOUS LIES.

We had supposed that ss New York Tribune an,
Tsss surpassed al other newspapers IL tie wide woIl'
in the habit of lying, but tie New York Commented ha
vsrsa disputes the palm by Publishing the following IL
It's editorial column
"The s.cessiOrsts CT Richmond have committed
deed shch vii rcudsr them odious the enc Of TINE
As piece Of Insanity may rank justly with the deineG
ton Of the goddess OF Reason in the madGest frenzy
the French revolution. TLsg placed negro aSri&s o
he sta.Hs Of Washington"
Another New York paper caps the climax Of mendaei'y
gith the following:
grocer who Was impressed into the rebsl army, bal
arrived he's from Chlres;oa and reports that at The
borbardment Of Sort Sumter at least a thousand rebels
were killed. four hgRdssl of whom were in Fort Noulte
he Nrther asserts ths 81 wee Killed by Asjor Ander
SON. RAJ discharge"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
Erc,..r,rc cperatIon..

/, would seem o. il Ge Slsnic Government coEtem-
plated aggressive operations according tl9 following
ex,rac. from Washington 'et.,r published in the New
York Express, Of Saturday
81 have ,ust volunteered 10 90 down the Potomac on
the war steamer =5stan, cruise fer couple OF
DAYS 10 pop a; The Virginia batteries I'm second cap
tsia Of tremendous gun" Have been taxing lessons
Of th5 sauGe:.'
The Albany Esni..g Journal which is doubtless post
ed a. to the purposes of the R'il-Splt'eT says;
There ave uumistsla5le indications of forward
movement from Washington. Where the blow will be
struck, or Just when, l. stil, a secret and properly
A Washington letter in the gew York Commercial
AGssrtissr Of Friday afternoon says: Thsre is reason
to believe that the Administration will soon exercise lis
anlhori.y on ,O,d yirgiuia's shoIe.'n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
MOVEMENTS AT FORT PICKENS-SoUTHERN
MILITARY MOVEMENTS

New ORLEANS. May 1.-The Pensacola correspondent
Of the Mobile Advertiser under date of the 25:h inst
saws that several barbee guns have been removed from
For. Pickens for purpose unknown, and nine lat
teres have been erected outside the fort
The Montgomery correspondent oil the same paper
SAYS that much anxiety exists relative to the present con
ct in the border States, especially Maryland and Vr
GINA Great activity exists in the War Department.
Troops we're being hurried into the field ard the cabinet
had decided TO call four regiments, in addition &c
thirty thou.and already obtained. More than double
the whole number had rendered thes services.
Six of the new regiments would be taken from The
Southern States Lot members of the C0ucderacy. The
Montgomery government will cooperate with every
Southern State aud furnish men, money and munitions tc
aid tlem to resist any force brought agains. them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
WAR EXCITEMENT IN KENTUCKY

ST.. LouIs May 2-The Cairo correspondent of the
Republican saws that about dozen volunteers belonging
70 Chicago company had refused to take the oath aud
left tie gauls.
Major Buckner ,onis;asder-n-chief of the Kentucky
militia had conference with Co.. rroa.ss commander
of the forces at Cairo Tere was much e2cilm.lt e
Paducah KY. and companies constantly drilling.
-Four pieces of artillery had been received from Nash
VILE
l. was understood that the Governor Of Tennessee had
made demand uyeu To Governor of Illinois for the
ms AMI munitions Of war taken FroE. atesmer The
boat had been given up the owners and taken to ga
ducah.
The var feeling was high at Nashville, and several
companies were drilling day and night.
twenty-iour poander aad considerable number of
troops we're stationed at Columbus hy. Fbe tawn was
carefully guarded and all strangers closely watched az
the people feared an attack from the Cairo forces The
81: amer Julius H. Smith had slipped by Cairo and landed
l5O Colts has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
Correspondence of the London Times.

We transfer to cur columns the first letter Of Mr.
Russell to the London Tines. Considering tha at the
time it VAS vrtel 6yr. dad seen and heard the North
eru side Of the question sos exclusively, it must be ad
ai,,c3 tlt he stars ell very fairly The following passage
particularly leads to believe that; upon the important
mlte- of our recognition as member of the family OF
nations Mr. h hollis views free from prejudice, and
based upon ar appreciation Of the rrOprety ant Noes
sly for such action by he Government Of Great Britain
Speaking Of those who 10 not admit this necessity, re
says:
"Taev ignore The difficulties which European states
NAV feel ~ -sfu,ar TO recognise the principles which
the United States vcgc founded when they fad them
embodied I'm new ooule5er.oy, which, so lar as We
know, may De TO an in;euts aud purposes construed IN
an entire independence and pseseu, i'7ei 70 he void
wi.a claims 20 recognition to which England, at least
hayfrg regard 10 p-ecetnts Of de frr'0 governments
could only present 11 il1- zeal refusal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
MISSOURI.

ST. LorIs. Nay S.-The lower House of the Legisle-
ture completed its organization this morning by reflect
ng all the officers except the Speaker pro teM.-Mr.
Harris being elected over Mr. Boyd.
The Governors Message delivered 10 both Houses
this morning. after which, the House went into secret es
sion Governor Jackson says the President in calling out
the troops subdue the seeded Safes has threatened
civil war; and his act il unconstitutional and Illegal, and
tending towards consolidated despotism. While he evil
deny u.tfes the acton of the Conleder {, States in
secedirg he does not com,lend immediate secession,
bu. holds the following language.
. Our Htcte.ts and sympathies are identical with
those Of the slave holding States, aud necessarily
unite destiny with thei.s. The similarity OF cur
social and political institutions, our industrial interests
our sympatLies hlis and tastes our common origin,
and 10 i.orial con guy all concur in pointing out cur
duty in regard TO the separation NOW taking place b.
tween the States of The Old Federal Union lie further
adds that Missouri has at this time TO prosecute
Il her policy TO make an aggression, bat IN the
pr OF the country she would be athess to her
honor rtcicant TO her duty were she TO hesitate me
ment mixing the most ample preparation for the pro-
lection Ct her people gairst tic aggression OF al asl
ants therefore recommend appropriation OF SUI
cicnt Of money to place the State at the earliest
prac iclJle moment in complete state OF defence.
In conclusion he sGys: Permit to appeal to you,
AID through you to tie whole people of the State, TO
whom we are all responsible, to do nothing imprudent'
IL or precip atcy. We have most solemn duty TO pei!
form. Let Us, then, calmly one with another
old oil passion and tendency 10 tumult and disorder
obey implicitly tie constituted aN,horitie9, and endeav
or ultimately to unite all citizens IL cordial CO.
operation for the preservation Of honor the secu
ty of our prop rty, and tie performance Of Ill those
high duties imposed upon by our obligations to our
families, our country, and cur God.
LEXINGTON, No., Mag S.-The Uaion demonstration
held here night broken up by the Secesscnist
One Uuion man shot but not seriously injured
There was to have been Union meeting here at two
o'clock this afternoon, but h HIS been suppressed by the
Secessiousts The Secession flag in front of
The Court House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
EEerrY 6fnY.

TIE A6o:'tee f-cs.. Nth Characteristic baseness
attempt % bolster ,er Uu;i tous clusi by p1b.shirg
eabel extract frcm the speech Sf Henry Clay in the
Senate, July 2sl, 1850 Trey quote as fcioHs
"I- E,uncby tomorrow urilrs the bonner Of resist
s~ct, I never will fight under that banner. | owe a
ps7apount al, gialc, the whole Union, subordinate
orc 20 ~ o@u State
TIE czao. laoSngc used by the great Kentuckian IS
published on page 5.G o. tie iyth vo4me Of Colon's
WORKS Of Henry Cay" and reads follows. Mark the
difference!
OF Eruuc'y tomorrow EnlTs the banner OF resist
once UsJUsILY never SiE night uutsr Inst banner.
oae a laraUCuat allegiance 10 the wH0LE UNIoN-a
subordinate one 20 my own State. Woen NV State
RIGHT when L. has cause for resistance when tyranny
su wrong and oppression insusrabe arise, will then
uare gvr fortunes