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pVoTv.ANATION.
rnAsKroRK, KY, May %,

o,v AF.gualu has Issued 3 proclamation, ap
,sTsca 10 4 preamble declaring that .,.a
wv tl1t1Ii,vAs many good citizens had requested
him % forbid the march OF any lorees ti,, tbe
neacefui attitude OF Kentucky win reieIohee ~, ~
Inc deplorable war now wagihg between my Lne
limited and Confederate States also stalhg 'la' I
the snne citizens had requested him 70 iorDi9 .ue
march Of any United States forces over Men
tucky soil for the occupation 81 any part Ut Pi''
within Kentucky s.-,,t. ,,,,,
AND WHEEEAs every Indication Of PUBLIC sen
timent shows the determined purpose oi ihe PEG
me- 10 maintain the fixed position of fseli-aelehee
proposing and intending no invasion VI seeAttS
sIon towards any other State or States, toToiu-
ing the quartering of troops upon hsf SUI "
either hostile section, but SIMPLY slAnuls stt
from An unnatural, hOrrid and lameatAole suiit,
for tho existence whereof Kentueky, heltne, y, ~
thought, word or act, is IN anywHe Iesp4,.-.er s.
AND w HERRAs, this policy ls, 10 my guuf lls,
u,lse peaceful safe and honorahlei ana hlos'
iiEelv 10 preserve peace and amity between ~
neigkboring 9order States on both shores OF "
Ohio, aud protect KeRtpeky from this depioraO''
civil war; ,,-.-,,...s a. ,I,o s,st,
Guard are not to be used against the fsoetAI o.
| ConfedeFate States, but to resist and TO preTen
encroachment on her soil, rights. honor and SOY
ereienty by either Of the belligePent parties. ant
hoping that Kentucky may become sueoesslu
! mediator between them; and In order TO Femov'
unfounded distrust and suspiplOns Of purposes Z
/ force Kentucky out of the Union at TIE point
the bayOnst, which may have been strongly an,
Wlekedly engendered In the public mind In re
gard to my own position, and that Of the Stat
| GBard; =,
| Now. therefogs hereby notify and warn q
| other States separate or united, end espeeiall.
| fke United States and Gentederate statea, VA
| I soiemnIV forbid any movement upon kentuek'
soil OF occupation of any part, port or plac
therein for any plIFpose whatever, until authorl
zed by the invitation or peraisSieR OF the Legs
IsfnFs or Executive authorities.
II ssoeeiaiIy forbid all citizens of Kentuck
whether Incorporated IN the State guard or oth
erVise. making any hostile demonstration againi
sny Of he aforesaid authorities; to be obedien
to the orders Of lawful apth9r,tes 5t 20 se1l ~ !,
peaceably at home when on military dutyi u 70 II
fFain from ali words and acts liSSely 70 ProvoIe
/ collision aud so otherwise conduct tiisHlse4t
that the deplOrable calamity of invasion may .
avoided, hut meanwhile make prompt ana en-
| eient preparations to assume the paramount an
supreme law of self defence, and strictly Of d.
| fence alone. d u .t y
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FROM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nay 16.
Strong batteries have been erected to cover all
approaches to the channels, capable of resisting
any attack.
Capt. Reynolds. u. s. Quarter Master ct San
Antonio. has resigned. q ~
The officers taken by Col Van Dorm have been
liberated on parole.
ILformation Is received that Cortinas is active
ly preparing for another raid on the Texas set
tiers Of the Bio GEande.
Another statement says C1rtinas, with large
force, Is moving up the left baAk Of the Rio
Gran le. riin.tlo
Recruits are pouring in from all directions to
Join COrtinas. II Is believed a formidable force
will be concentrated on the river.
Six recruits from. Matamoras, on route TO Join
COrtinas, were arrested. -. .-- r.r-
Col Ford was preparing to give the enemy q
Fort Brown was in complete state Of defence
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RXCITENRNT IN INDIANA.

A IHpIANAPoL1s, May ~.
A dispatch to Gov Morton from Bedford Ind,
received tonight. says a messenger arrived at
that place from Dover Hill, Martin county, IND
stating that man named DrOmgoole. formerly
sionists was committing depradatiOns and had
arrested several citizens, some OF whom, II -
feared, have been hung.
The greatest excitement prevailed. DrOmgooie
was driven ont of the town by Union men for
expressing disuniOn sentiments three weeks ago.
x Grand encampment Of ]. o, o. i. convened
In 4 Semi. annual session here today. The Grand
Lodge Of the same order meets to o-morroW. Both
bodies are fully represented.
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WAsHINGTON RUMoRs,

W AhhANtTOhi may ~.
The .. s. transport FFeebOm arrived this af
ternOOn, direct from Fort Monroe, bringing dis
patches 20 the Government. On the way up she
captured two small vessels and brought them to
the Washington Navy Yard
A passenger on the Freedom, states that on
Saturday two vessels from the fleet paid visit to
the vicinity of SeWallS Point, about four miles
from the 70 tres where the Yirginisns were erect
ing batteries, and threw suRdry shells at the
works spelling materially the architectural ar
rangeIaents. Shots were fred at the vessel, but
without effect. II was not known whether any
one on shore was injured.
Com PendergRst sent hHg Of truce to Nor
folk with view to make arrangements for the
transportation thence of certain persons to the
North, and received assurances that in this re
spect he should be accommodated. We Isel was
In waiting to take them to New Y ork- -
Some excitement was OccasiOned TO day by the
repsrt of fight at the mouth of the Potamac
between q Federal coast guard steamer and an
armed propeller from Richmond, resulting, it Is
said, in the killing Of four and Wounding i've Of
the former The truth Of the FumOr being
doubted, the War Department this evening made
specific inquiries In the proper quarters, and Is
satisfied that the rumOr Is entirely HnfOunded.
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BUFFALO MARKET-IAY 20.

..-.-. BY TELEohAPH.l
FL0UR-Market steady. Sales are 1000 bbls at
e5,0oQ6,13 for good 70 choice Illinois, S5o0ah TX
for fsir 70 choice extra Indiana and Ohio; f5586-
i2k for double extras
WHEAT-Mnrket quiet and steady. Sales are
500 bush No. Chicago spring 1T e2c; 500 bush
iiWa1kee club at sSei 200 bush red winter west
69RN--Msrkot dull and heavy. Sales are 5000
oATs~Dull. sales 1000 bush &c.
Othar grains quiet.
WHIsKY-Markst lower. Sales are 100 bbIs
ct lt1fc,
CANAL LFREIGHTS-FiTma at Isc on corn,
10 on wheat TO New York.
LAKE IAPQRTS-zs ooo bbls -four; 70.00O bush
wheat 5O,UOO bush corn; as 600 bush oats.
bush wheat; lO5,000 bush corn. ~
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Last Nights Report.
FR0nI Nav YORK.

Nzw YoRk, May 20.
A schooner sailed to-day with as emigrants for
Hayti- They were principally from Rochester,
and intend 10 direct their attention mainly TO the
cultivation of cotton.
Special Washington dispatch to the Evening
Post: -iit-
On Sunday night Government coast guard
steamer got ashore at the mouth OF the Potomac
She was attacked by an armed propeller from
Richmond, and after brisk contest the rebels
were beaten of. -Four Government soldiers were
killed, and five wounded An armed steamer has
gone In pursuit. 80. ...as -a 100
Late advices from Charleston say that they are
erecting batteries on the coast near Charleston
of rihed cannon to beat of the blockading feet
A daily mail is established between Washing
ton and Fort Monroe via Baltimore.
A collision at Harper's Ferry is regarded as
certain this week. A -fF lr
Special to Post
The Government has received advices from
London, which afford satisfactory indications Of
the line of policy which will be pursued by the
British Government toward the seeded States
The Administration entertains Arm conviction
that its course in crushing out the rebellion will
be fully sustained in England. ...te
Judge Nelson writes from Tennessee that the
Union men in the eastern section of that State
win give 900 coo majority against secession.
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sOuTHRRN NEWS.

BALTIMoRKi May w.
a.. ,,.,,..,S additional Minnie m9skets were were
-,.iiSei Nv the virginia troops IRON norm NA''
o'ls ma batteries OF railroad iron, similar 70 ihs
! eostipg battery At Charleston, have been ereo'eu
| AZ the Point OF the Rocks. -.
A gentleman who len Richmond yesleEiSsAy RAY 81 N
| that he passed 10 900 troops on the railroad ~
| Tennessee last week, who were en- route iof Nh
| ginla, fully armed. ,,.,,. ..,,,
/ senator FoOte, Of Vermont, has ten9sTea Wy ln'
]
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

r ST.. LOUIS, Nay 20.
The following will appear in the morning pa
whereas. much excitement end apprehension
exists in the public mind on account OF the sup.
posed Intentions Of the Federal Government
towards those persons who disappfOVe It's action
and particularly on account Of rHInoTs ahoat on
the streets that large number of warrants for
the arrest of disahected persons had already been
or would bsissued. To aliay eXcilementsand quiet
apprehension am authoaized by Gen. HaEney
10 state that the rumors are groundless that the
Government has no purpose of oppression for
opinian's sake, and means only to hold those &C
e6pntable who commit overt acts against 1t in dis
regard Of their allegiance.
7siguedA J. A. RRQYELKR,
President Police Commissioners.
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MAIL FACILITIES.

WAsHINaTON. Nay ~
Portland, Detroit and Chicago have been con,
stiinted new Offices Of exchange for the unlte9
states and Prussia. Closed usils TO be conVeys,u
,va,, tlrough Canada and the Canadian line u
mali packets, plying In summer between SeeDes
and Liverpool, and IN winter between foruahd
aud Liverpool. - ,,-,.,,,,
aud Freneh mall commence TO forward these
Closed mails ON the LIST of june next.
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vDo0s CHADTpRRsBURGn.


. -, ns,snp arrested Yesterday, was released
a., 'sv ard sent over the Maryland line. ~ va W.
,y " thst he entortRinsd secession sympsihles
but Il was believed his character was 700 as ~
So.uS51Se Sco,1s ssr,stsrv Of War 10 retain hlm. nls
a,sehsrse meets with approval among lhe i'0''
deserter from Harpers Ferry aaia'S sSd re-
ley, from Ohio originally aII,S al,so oSees OF can.
norts that there were but twelve pre- s''.''r =
non ali sold. there Thunday nish''
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FRnM NRW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 20.
Advices from Key West 14th, state that Capt
Craven. of the Crusader, seized the steamer Su-
sanns. -.-r ,s---.- -
He was about armIng the yacht Wanderer, to
be sent into the Calf under Lieutenant OF the
United States Navy.
Kew West remained loyal. All seditious per
sons were to be removed frOIa the iEland. Maj
French had appointed a magistrate who super
sedes the Mayor, Justices, &c.
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CHIOAGO- MARKET-BTAY 90.

81 fELheAfFifsl
MONITARY-Eothing has been done ~ reg,aI9 ,3l
TO cnTTency yet. ExchanRs on New York Is selling
AT 10 per cent for preferred, and 30 per cent pre-
miu for "stumptail, curreudy
FI,OUR-HOthing doing. s,,. .
WHkAF-lIarket Arm and &c higher. Selling
AZ 81 192c preferred currency.
ClORN-AIarkct shade better. selhng ht aoS-
RRCRIFTs 900 bblsi wheat 1000 busAi
'Is NH fNTs-FIO 800 Bbis; l4OOO bu wbeatl
nm brfah rorft
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ARRIVED.

NEW York, May 20,
The steamer Desoto arrived from Havana on
the 18th, and on the 18th spoke the frigate Niaga
ra and Huntsville, cruising in the Gulf They
had captured two vessels and sent them to North
Havana sugars dull. stOck-2a5 900 boxes. Mo
lasses 1611 4 reals .t- e-r
FreighIs inactive.
Exchange on London SO premium; New York
2G4 discount
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OOMMFRCIAL.
CLEVRLAND nIARKRT-nIAY p

CLEVhLAND HIAhAEL-MAK1 10
FLOUR-steady, with sales mostly in small lots
at old prices.
WHEAT-In good demand. Sales Of 200 bush
redi 1000 bush do, and cars do at Sl,Io.
CORN-Unehanged and quiet ct S6@s7.
OATS-QuIet al zSc.
KGGs-s shippers are buying freely at &c. Sales
OF 70 Bbls at that figures.
HGHWINBS-Dul at ls1ze.
GHERsE-Saiss Of7eO rs stsc.
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FROM WGsHINGTON.

1 gS WASHINGTON, May 20.
Fridays Charleston Courier says that for two
days pact the Niagara and Huntsville have not
been seen of the port
one with q cargo of molasses, and q brig from
Glasgow with a cargo of iron and coal. She vas
taking for return cargo sea Island cotton at the
enormous rate Of 2xd per pound. Such height
was never before given. .t
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raE Ens15aEH STATE 6dg69EI 9T ONO, }s,.
EREDERTTK ARNOLD WHOSE

L'hEDEhlGA AhNOLD, w HOSE
III place ofresidence is unkuoSns VIII take notice
that Christine Hege, Of Guy ahogA county, Ohio did
10th day Of April, A. D. 1861, file her petition
in the Court 81 Commsn Pleas within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga in said Stated Ohio, against
said Frederick Arnold and CatIarineN Arnold, de-
fendants setting forth that said defendants on April
4, 1860 gave mortgage TO the said Christine Hege
on lot No. IS, in John NJ. WOOsey's subdivision Of
original city lots Nos l3i and l inclusive, OF the
original allotment of the VILLAGE OF Cleveland, in
Cleveland, CuyahOga county Ohio, to secure the pay
nent Of S7O0OO and interest thereon, according 70
six notes Ofsaid Frederick Arnold referred TO in said
mortgage; and praying that hn Account may 30 tax
en- OF the sum now claimed to be due, amounting to
SI4u4 nd in ts-estkupOn SO4 43 from January l6l
and upon 5000 from April 5, looii and that said
mOrtgaged premises may be sold to pay the same and
70 provide for the payment OF the notes and interest
not yet duo And said Frederick Arnold is notified
that he is required TO appear and answer said petit
tion before the third Saturday alter the 24th
day Of May, 1851. CHRISTINE HEGE,
sprll:S35 BY Il. r. Beayis, Attorney.
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=, HAYERFORD, Pa, Feb. 8, 1851.
sIR; a1 .1s
1 wish you 20 send me one more box Of your Oeph-
alc Pills, have received great deal Of bsneit from
them. -1lil.4 You're, respectfully,
I'd -1 -.' I-1 MARY ANN STOlKHOUSE. q
sPRUoE CREEK, Huntington, Co., Pa.
January rs, 1851.
H. o. sPALeIse, s--'---.--s g. ----- q
You will please send ne two boxes Of your Ospha-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
-l la JNU. B. BIE0NS.
~, Sri have used one box OfyOur Pills, and md
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1851.
HEERT q. SRALDIsa, ESQ.,,
Please ind inclOsel twenty-five cents, for which
send me POOther box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are trt ne best Pills have evsr tried.
Dlrscl A. STOVER, p. n.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., D.
d. q. SPALDEs, ESQ.,, - 81 rfg TIl.
l wish for some cirCulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my cust0mers. hyon have any thing OF the kind
please send to me. .l-..- ~
One Of my customers who is subject TO severe Sick
an attack in one hour by your Pills, which sent
her. Respectfully your,
W. II. WILKES.
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secessIonists Committing Outrages in In.
diana
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REOaI NR IV ORLRANs.

HEW 0RLRAEs, Nay 20.
A passenger from Texas reports that General
1onng was pursuing MONTGOMERY and the Fed
eral troops He overlook his baggage supply and
beeVes and horses. MontgomsrV svaenated Fori
Washi.a, and Was on hls way TO Fort ArbuckIe.
Gen Young Was determined to take Forts Ar
buckle and Cobb. ''1 y si'fi1s sfssf
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IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They havs been tested in more than thousand
lsess with entire success.
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NJ A R IN E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


NTEREDs-May 20
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, q pigs tobacco, q!
bags wheat and sundries 73-
Prop. Iron CITY, Turner, OntonagOn, $50 tons COP.
per, ~ tons pig iron, and sundries.
Schr. Queen City, stare, hicagO, ballast.
Schr. summit, Richardson, Buffalo.
Schr. VIM. Il. Dewitt, Vance. .l sa-
Sohr. NOnpareil, Davis, Buffalo, 400 bblB salt
Schr. Watts Sherman, uOughtOn, Buffalo, light
Schr. Star of North, Payne, Buffalo, 200 b salt
Schr. Midnight, Drake, Buffalo, light. 1 "
schr. n. l.. Manning, Williams; Buffalo, light.
Schr. COnsuellO. Harrington, Dalhousie light.
Schr. Union, Barrow, Pt. Burweil, 100 bbls -four
and sundries. VIZ
Schr. J. A. Hope, Gordon, Toronto, light
Schr. Arabian, Baylan, Toronto, light ai
schr. Three Bellies, Felan, Toronto, light.
CLEARED, ASST
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit. r-.t-'1
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon. .'iit1
SchF. Petrel, bartlett, Lexington. fa-.a4'
Sohr. Midnight, Drake, Chicago
Sohr. Watts sherman, Houghton, Buffalo.
Schr. N. L. Manning, Williams, Buffalo.
Sehr. Watchtul, Eggleston, Toronto, (Br.)
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FIRE.
N.sEvr,1r Nav %

NASHVILLE, May 90
A warehouse containing military stores was
burned Yesterday morning. Loss $4,000; insured
for SIS jO00
Porter, johnson Co.'s hat store, adjoining,
was also burned. Fully insured.
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.el BALTIMORE, May 20.
A letter in the American from WilliamspOrt,
miles south of HagerstOwn, Nd, says that 900
Virginia and South Carolins troops from Har-
per's Ferry took position on the Virginia side Of
the Potomac on Sunday, opposite that town,
which commands that town.
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No State 10 she Waller OF the Mississippi 80 rea
en induoement % the settler as the Sats Of In0is
There lsno portion Of tha world where all tho eoudi
sOas of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
dHcs those two great staples CoRS and WHKAf, a M
PraiTies Of Illinois. %
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THE TIRE.

LouIsVIILB, May 20.
At WoodlaEn course on Saturday MOllie Jack
son won the challenge vase made by Tiffany
Time 7;34A-fOH mile race. In mile heats Ide
wild won the FIRST and second heats. Time l:4C
and I:44K.
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VIRGINIA TROOPS.

CHAMBERsBURG, May 20. .
Seven hundred Virginia troops arrived opPo
site YilliamspOrt on the Potomac River, % miles
south OF this point II is believed here that they
intend making an incursion into the southern
borders Of this State.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINHATI, Nay 20.
ss Ftreo companies Of q. S, Artillery, from Fort
Randall, Minnesota, under command of Major
Getty arrived here Sunday morning, and en-
.oalaped IN the Orphan Asylum LOi They leave
Tor Camp Dennison this morning.
There are nov 1909 Ohio volunteers at Camp
De1niann.
Isron Harlan has been nomftsted for Congress
IN thg Seventh District as successor to Governor
CorWin. s2da
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rHR REBEL OONGREs

MONTGOMERY, Nay ~.
1t is reported Congress will adjourn tomorrow.
Various FumOrs are indulged in about the pr0ba-
BILE place of Feassembling. Richmond in July
seems the most popular belief
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PRESENT POPULATION


ros PREsENT POPULATION. 'l-i
ne STATE IS reusdiy Ming up Eiih Polll1l..S - .
025 persons having been added sne8 ll5oy 11a11 Ne
population ], ,I2s oss, = Eao q lo2 pr op =
s.i q AGRICULTURAL PROD0CTa -.
M Agricultural PTodEci5 o. Inos greater tla s
fhoss ofany other stats he products st oqt durnT
~ pasi Tear ezessded 5o9 go 'oas ne Ehsas SOP
cr5p yieits Dot less thAn 40 900 900 buhelz.
5m FERTuITY or TIE s0LL. 1 !.
NOvhsrs can the Industrious farmer sesaIo sach ~
MEDIATE results for his labor as upon these pras so
they being composed Of deep 1eh loani ne IsIil %
n which, Is UNSURPASSED b. my On ne gloha. q
- 10 ACTUAL CBLTFAIoRSs p 1st
Snes ls54, a. Company 1eHs S0d ] ~. .oo1 1c,z
Uey seg only 10 GanaI eEiHeaol1, daa sugg e9sr1el
oOuiains an agreement D eEf11ts. ~ F01d he5 1oB
eo.lsT.cs5 AyDaqh Rls lands a s elss q 80 90 =.
000 N 1850 tAs population of 5oytyzsns eeieltl, -
goc lokich igpausss, ioas Oly 55 593 sncs teiea I
2Q3 hGps besa aided making ths ioA0le
Is9l, q gaii q l4s pr cel- - = T..
EVIDENCES OF PReSPEF FE1. y. =
an evidence OF f,s fhrift q fas peopla hSlsy -
stated thst 800 900 tons q lIeyat nc yang 49, 49, !
bushels of grain, and 30 ,aoo barrels q or were fo
EgaEied over the line hsi year, .-si- 81 9 rs -
9i 81 gsg.i.. EDUcATIOH. ~ - .i.- % 9
Mechanics and workingmen win Ind % iree scAosl
large revenue for the support q sehoos Eher eh1a
idfen can live in sight of the church and sc1oo1511
sid grow up With ths pFospErhy q tss lssoing $50 q
PRICES AND TKREs OF PEYlLELIF. .lss1
The prices Of these lands EaFg from &c q oes per
lacro according TO lOcetisa, quality, &c. 1as elsa
farming lands sqp fer about SO % SO per ae; and
the relatiFa expsnse 81 subduing praiFs Ind ss oo-
pared wiin wood land s h The rato q 70 10 . Ycl
of the former, DC terms Of sala Tor TIE hi q ne1
lhnds vii b ---
( ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE !
nt SIX per cent per a1RuIl and six interest," ncl = -
per cent payable respectively u one, tgo tanee
1--we and sx yezra from data Of eale and four no8
no, prncral payable IN foar I've, and ssTa1 yeo
ifrora date sale contractstp that t1s,ela
slofths trsct purchased shan be fenced uad euses
lleach aadsTery year, fnr I've years from dse = ai
30 that atihe end Of Ave years one-hal sosl q 1s
TWENTY PER CENT. Will BE DEB O1fZ1
! rom the valuation for cash, except The HHa ghod ba
al six dollars per acre, when the cash proe M DO Pe
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Of payment, can b ha
OSTER, Land Commissions, issa
.771a p. sfi.7 s115 CHICAGO, IL1INelSE
ages. and CItIcs sItnated uPon the Ill..
I8O. .API5LErON'S RAILWAY e3DAaaAsil
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FROM 81. LOUIs.

ST. LOUIS, May 90
Col. O'Falon one of the Oldest aud wealthiest
citizens of ST. Louis has been elected Colonel of
q regiments OfYolunteers, raised in the upper part
of the city.
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FROM CHICAGO.
FROM BALTIMORE.

CHICAGO, May 90.
Senator Douglas is improving, and considered
out of danger
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DIED.

10 Glrl 81 ST. LOUIS, Nay %.
Ferdinand Kennett, prominent citizen and
politician Of Missouri died at hisiresidence at Sell
ma, last night.