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$40 SEWING MACHINES.

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CHICAGO IL ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD 1aE.-Passeazer Tzain9 ee2>st
Eon 8ud arrive ut Chicago ss follows:
Day Express and Mail leave as l. <. aad a1Et"s
Etsat Express Iea7es 1t Ls5 T. T. fsaturdaTa s1csp:
I'd, :: Y7lFs at SIS \ T. tAondays excepted,.
JOHN F. TRACY, daG 9ups
Y L HS. I;5tX. EH.1 Aren't. GE3s
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MI ARINE. BANK,
NJ CHICAGO MARINE AND NsURAECE 90.
$50 Capital, as80,0O0.
HfMu,r1A g. D0x Cashier ond SECRETARY,
- j.Y0UNG SCAMMoN, President.
Fl UoEecEoEs zcade &1d draft RENTED 10 nj parH
c4 Vnsua; fs2s
, 1861-04-01

FRANCIS l. H0FFMANK,
Duchtes Of Rrnrsw. ct Ind Saxa-GotHa and tbs Tree
city Of Fra ana BY special aetf several States
BA..A.I. BAVAKIA. HAHOVEE, He -SIA, MAS
Ec : inH1 r
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G9=39artnership Notteea.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
= t,f re existing between the undersigned. nnde,
s 81 n9na nane oa akrE Gnass TITS DAY dissolved
from the lrm. Geore r Barker is alone xnthrrized
10 ses11e o.tataudlnE intebtEdae.s T. tie nfm
.+,r-.,. GEO. F. HAREER,
mu<oeAu1W GEO e. CHt&E
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Railroa0H.


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: 00@ T7I - 1=I.0=- a MI
Tiki b Y EEAAQ aND
md bert nte 70 haTaIo 70 I'D othea EasteIn citses
's:f!ss ! ebssss hsasa s Pstst :
Ss e. sss;: II
=: EEL: 11.ae supt: goaalo: 9h:Tel.,y
AND NUwArEFE
s.T5oin AND m1A"AohEh
r2s Rsz szg##Agkrz g#;,, n = szeSm 81 E4y1 esH
IS l. II Ks.s
s{s {ssassfexsf 7ra'as a7'1va At Chicago ss
SO mhl afrtvt' 4 Chicago + ai9 R;T9nwx sns4
DTT7FSRITRGH- FT WAYNE 4
z,,..nr~. r.,t,, ,.,z. ~, n...+ ...o.,..,..n,
nd csasf strsets. chlcsEa da,is i ' IA ''a'''4
65p4 T.. except Sundays, andas
s"f. H. except eaEafdas''
tSk sos1os, ah's io&A' PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON
naernisn 4,.s1ron s1nar7, 81 80: rA1o ats, ppsnzr,
EIETEL19n.A ACoLUNBUa CINCiE-
Na4L BATON.
And m .c+x1.,.t.. - s+.t,or. h.,w.e, rntc.s, and
Ao IL &c se, sssSons 0esa9ea a0o
Se c1IaEs aoo'3 o4l1eo.
= 6fespf1x CaEs tight trttns en1 haggaXs by t2A
rcnte eaecs et tarous azto Hn EaEtstn dHes.
I1ekeEa for aalH The principle T1cset oscas in t
West .. To Corapanys ossea correr of Raadc:fA
80 5ad tSsFn'ru ssseesA md 1t tha Union Depot s&
Eds. ChlfaEo.
2. n. BOSS W@st PaR Agent
AEFA1h1CK, Ticket Agent
x,-,--C-.-------- -----------
ItHE PEN itNNe
rV.7 psTpo- @-4>-1A @@A44-
- A1Ait 49, nA1L s414 1LtsaAns, 81 aSns,-.p
J7,a .,,ats1 ~ 3 ~ ~ 10y = - IAAEA
- 'al' 1oao u aoT equss 70 e1J IN 0s
sGTEfEs5. -r.z
ceanens e bspe q
F1ta ihr9Eh Traa4 tEon at! Nsateru Catles toF Pha
y lbs rrnssrF eilea 0f tae az asS1s3ssr
Of Passengers unsurpassed If speed md eemfo:t $
s1pTess and Fast LtaeA run through 10 FhNsdel7aix
v,sho1. chsnye Of car, cr conduc cor.
S1ohinz Cars are s1tached 10 each .yata: Toctryff
eeeptnE Cars 10 Express .ud Fast TRIM. Tsa Ey-
press runs dail7. Mail aud Fsat Limo S1ndAJa e-eit.
Three dat7 t1a1ns ccurec+ direct tur New Tori =
oress Rrd East Las couoec* fnr Rslttueoyn ana TS.
s-gt1n,
HA6-
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Ess soE's kATEARIcN, Il i, beyond question, tho
nneA preparation evar made Its Immense enle proves
fs e1oe1@nee. Eorhaa5 has ever given such univer.
~ ssassscAea~ 1t reAores, preserves and beauties
ehs Hals. md inpazts delightful otor uhta1n.
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.Asths Russian government seems to be under
the impression that wome n bave no soule, the
cenErs does not make ary mention Of them,
and grants the title of "sonl" to the men
alone. If, then, to these twenty-two millions
VIC sdd the women and children, we shall reach
the figure Of fifty millions, already mentioned
rs beng the exact number of serfs contained
in the Russian empire. 1t Is to this immense
uopnlatiun-that the imp rial decree Of the
3 i CT this month has restored the ina11enable
r ght OF individual reepo eibiIity and freedom
Tue originator Of this measure, Alexander H.,
has already placed his uans next to that Of
Peter the Great In the annals of his country;
Tor, if the latter established its material pros
perity, the former will create Its moral aud
lnte!le ctual eplendor; by Rising Ruseia-ob-
sc1,e aud isolated in her semi barbarian indi-
vidual1ty-to the level Of the most civilized
nations OF Europe. 80
In respect to the free peasantry of Russia,
all s:a is1ics we have been able to consult re.
main silent. The or]y record we have found
goes naek to 1912, and gives, as the amount of
.1lraachised ser's in the whole Of EUROPEAN
Rutsih, the insignificant figure Of 205.3so
l.
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THTCAGC s. NORTHWEST
~ EN RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE
70 Hotkfcrd. Belat. Freeport, Janas.1i1 Gaae1A
Gadlson, Prairie d. Chlea. E1ad du Lac, 0sEkosA.
Ereen Bag, Berlin. Npon. La Crossar It an DC
On md after Aonaay, NoTennaE -Sss. ;s:a. t1at.s
leaya, viz:
D&T Ex2ze6s-13,43 Ec1a.
SIS P. T. for Jsnesyile and Way s*AHcne.
t%rhruosn uckets can be purchased at all RailroA1
offices CO Dearborn street cr At Passenger 6tattocb
GEO. Z. DUNLAP. superintendent
z DE- WITT Ro9I1soa. GenI Ticket Ag't ocltl1
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6TRPHY i. pnYn Nf,r}.;n;


I fN.AGH*92N9 Ss1S N11::E.1~1a sEN1lk
baaemcnt Church Block. l19 lsfk sHaet: :xhare Mals
and Fetnale Aeip q ut Kinds may teE city
and country, Atsb. Marine Hslp hf Ltkas 8nA CunAh
TaEns .Lota aea Aea.ss s'r a6li az 1snEsd ordess
servanrs win Ind respeefsbla situations ~ Gaming Il
Z stah Office Post 0mce Boz 164&. nhss1ln
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!: Saint Simon, the French reformer, says:
ssdan is capital, the Interest OF which ought
f f be be i s 8orth 80 much, lie must feeeiqe 81
much" The Russian proprietor observes but
tie first part :.of this adom@:. :*Haaayk to hia
serf. "You are: young, :healthy. laborions, !,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

Ignat Bach, Michael Bach, and Hanna
Cronon, removing fence, dismissed.
Solomon Block, Emanuel Black, and Pat
rick Gleason, assault and battery, cOntin-
ued to the 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

MoULD s. NUMsEE. This we'll known es-
tablishment, which has been removed since
the FIRE to No. 1s5 Superior street. is now
fitted up in style unsurpassed by any
Otkersimilar establishment in the city. In
addition to the complete salesrOOm on the
street floor, they have arranged a room in
the second story for the accommodation Of
our citizens, to serve up ice cream and all
the Injuries Of the season. The convent
ences for the ladies, particularly, have bee1
consulted, and We are satisfied that an
elrly call will convince all that they have
not failed in one single particular.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

'YATEs CADETS The Elyris Democrat
saws of the late yisit Of the Yates Cadets
to that town:
On Friday afternoon the Misses of Elyria
gave them Pic Mic, which, on account Of
the weather was served in the Court House,
and the occasion was one Of rare enjoy
ment. Capt. sOuthEorth, although but
boy is every inch an officer, and his menCD
were obedient to orders and skilled in mil
itsry science. They were well cared for
by the ElyFia Cadets, and while here they
Eefethe 'sli0ns Of the day" They seemed
to enjoy their visit and they certainly af-
forded our citizens q pleasure which, in
kind, Is seldom enjoyed. Long live the
Yalss Oadets. u -. u. -.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

sAILISe WITHOUT PAPERs.-Fhe steamer
Cleveland, Capt. Miller, engaged in the
LakesuperiOr trade,Was "brOught up stand
ing last Saturday By the Custom House
Inspector at this port, for sailing without
papers. She was permitted TO leave port
by paying snug little fine Of S2s7. Own
ers and officers Of vessels coming into this
port, viii do well to observe carefully all
marine laws, as in every instance they
will be rigidly enforced by the Custom
House officers at the port Of GuyahOga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

TIE WHEAT HAAvEsT.-0ur farmers Ia
this vicinity are in the midst Of their wheat
harvest The grain is very fine, the straw.
bright and heads full. From WhatHahage
seen, and been able 10 learn, the yield VIII
be good. We have seen It stand thicker
on the ground, but never cav better heads,
and from the present look Of the kernel
the grain is going to be unusually plump.
-Sandusky Register.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

~ Al. WescOtt died at the American
House in Columbus very suddenly on yes
terdsy. his corpse passed through this
city this morning, in charge Of his brother
and widow. We understand It is to be
taken to Buffalo, where bis mother resides,
for interment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

CoHrRABAND GooDs.-six large boxes Of
domestic goods consigned to st. Louis, ar
rived from the East this morning, and af-
ter an examination by the Inspectors at
this point, were forwarded to the care of
the United States Marshal at ST. Louis,
there to be retained or delivered up, as the
facts may warrant, upon examination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

PIC Nc AT PUT-IE-BAY.-Let it be re-
membered that tomorrow morning, at
eight o'clock, the steamer May Queen leaves
the Michigan Central Railroad dock, on 2
trip te bay, for the benefit Of the
Cleveland Bethel She will return in the
evening. ALI aboard. Tickets only fifty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

FoURrH Wisconsin, REeIHEET-This Reg
iment left this city last evening, At seven
o'clock, snd arrived at Dunkirk ct 2:S0
this morning, and left Immediately for
Harrisburg, via EImira, ct which place
they will probably arrive tomorrow, and
receive their arms. - =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

g MEcoL.-Mecca, the great headquarters
of OildOm in Ohio, it is said, is almost de-
serted. There is nothing left Of it but 3
few holes, and here and there g grease spot
NOtOne well out Of dozen is pumping.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

SUNDAY scuOOI PIeaIc. The scholars
Of the Hanover Street Sunday School, West
Side, were treated to 3 ride on the street
cara s.and q pic mic in Williams Park to-day.
They went out about ten O'clock; four ear
loads, happy little army with banners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

John HuTlbut drunk, lined $ and COSTS
John Dawson, petit lsrcsny, dismissed.
John Rees, petit larceny, dismissed
Isaac Bennett Richard SHELL Charles
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

FoR HDIxm's LAzD.9 .9-Thos. Brown, Of
the Ohio Farmer, left on the cars for Pitts
burgh this morning, intending to visit the
several camps in Virginia, and see what is
10 be seen. as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

Court Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahoga County.
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ppTqFrT pnpUI.ATION.

PRESEET POPULATION.
M s.aie ls rapidiy cling up with population; So,
Us persons having been added since 10 naIns iao
present population ,723 y5es, Tato q ia2 per ei 2
AaRICULTURAL FRODUCTs
M lg.ieultraI ProductS a limos are greater than
80 ofanV otherstata ne produces sent out during
~ past year exceeded 300 900 to14 ne Ynet crap
q $40 approaches IS 200 200 bushels Ehe ne corn
ron VIeids not les than 40 200 900 bushe8-
FETuTTY OF TIE s0u-
Ns7Fbers can the Industrious farmer secure such m
uedisie resalfs FOR bis labor as upon tness ls 9oJ
~ beng composed Of deep rich loaIn, The fertY
q which IS unsurpassed By any on the globe,
10 ACTUAL CULTTVATORS.
S;.e, 1854. dis Company hare sold 800 800 dzreI.
7hey IeB only 70 cetzel ealsiuos, oaa euslg eolla
cogs57sie5 through 1ess t1Bdg a an eelss q ~
OO0 In 1850 fhs PepnlatSo1 81 1oTfy-ntns eei.i,iss
rou5h luhicb 4 passe5, i9ds only 5 595 ses ictea 80
2oS Ldus bass added; making tls iolos iaoli eLAl
sol, q a0afs q Ia pr eslt. =
EVIDENCES OF PROPERTY.
Iaan evidence OF the Thrift Of tAs peopls, hmsy Be
slated tat 600 900 tons q freight incudng 0o9eQ9
busbeis OF a and $50 900 barrels q -four were for1
Wsrded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and W0Fkingnen VII Ind ne nee se1oo5
sygten encouraged By he State and endowed VIII q
Isrgs revenue for the support Of schools. Ineir en
ldren can live in sight Of the church and schoolnc1s
md grow up with the prosperity q the leading 9 =
llhe Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYNENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from 50 % S2b per
acre. according 70 location, quality, &c. First Class
farming lands sell for about $40 70 SO Per acre and
The relative expense or subdung prairie 1nd as con-
uaFed win wood land Is in the ratio q % 10 n favor
Ia The former. he terms Of salsfor The bak q tns
iands via be
ONE YEARS interest IN ADVANCE,
six per cent per annum, and six interest notes e az
Der cent payable respectively in one, two three ior
i've and sx years from date u Eas and four noea
FOR principal payable IN four, i've sEand seV en- yeA
from date ofsalef that le-tenh
nc tract purchased shall be fenced and enltEated
each and every year, TOR i've years froa dsio q ss
40 that at The end Of i've years oneaf sali o laa
md under cultivatio=-
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
forn the valuation for cash. except the nne shou D
Al * dollars per acre when the cash price W be eVa
dollars.
productions, prices, and tsmz Of payment can Be had
OSTER, Land CommissioneE.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ares. and cities situated upon the IIll-
100, RAILWAY GUIDE
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James Radlidge, disturbance, discharged.
Fred. Wolf, petit larceny, dismissed.
Ulrieh Hipler, assault and battery fined
es and eosfs - % tin1 q d 14AiA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

MUx1r1oxs OF WAR.-The GAINESVILLE Gour-
ier says, a train of some of twenty seven
freight cars passed through that city On Sun
day last, loaded with horse wagons, camp
equippage and cannon. It was from Gin
einnati, and was bound for Western Virginia.
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RTCH R0IIINa PRAIRIE LANp9.

These lands are contiguous % rallroad lU0 nlle'
a length which connects with other roads and naFgG
be lakes and rivers thus al0rdng an unhroken com
nunicatiOn with The Eastern and Southern mafHsa-
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OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while The s0ii is admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is =
% Cts more per bushel than that raised fuFnsr noa
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And the officers SO appointed will be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief,
G.. P. BUCKINGHAM,
aH ag Adj. Gen'l Ohio.
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MECHANICS, FARHEERS 4 WORKING MEN.
THE attention ofEhe enssrprisng and industrious por.
L ton Of theconmunity is directed 70 The following
Statements and liberal inducements offered thsm By the
ILLINOIS CEETRAL KAILRoAD COlPAEY.
Which, a. they viii psfcsivs, viii enable them, By
proper onergy perseverance, and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for Themselves and families Wiihl
comparatively speaking, very little eaPiiaL
LANDS OF ILIIFOTs.
Nosiaio II She Waller Of tls Mississippi 90 great
"A ndueement % the settler as The STATE Of lllnois
There "a no portion OF the world where all he condi
lions of climate and sol 80 admirably combine % pro
dacs those sMo great staples, Co.'s and WzEAz as ths
Pralies Of ulino8-
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF The State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while The s0ii is admirably adapted 70 the growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat worth from 70 %
20 cts more per bushel than that raised further north
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan OF the praries IS cultivated h
such wonderful facility that the farmers q ne ss1
and Middle States moving to Illinois IN great num-
bers The area Of Illinois is about equal to that OF m
gland and The soil Is rich that Il viii support twenty
nAliOHs Ol people. sf-.sr "a -r a .r-
EASFERT AID SOUTHERN EARKEfS.
Tassa lands are contiguous 70 3 Tailroad 100 miles
n length which connects with other roads and naPlsa
be Iakes and rivers, TINS a1ording an unnroken com
. ---s-fe-t.es- '7fT7T n f..
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de
veopng The soil; the great resources Of ne STATE y
coal and iron ars almost untouched- he nyarable tux
Fhaf De mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest win follow at early day in limos, anl
In seoarss OF the next ten years the natural laws ane
Daeesties OF the case warrant the beef tns a. ies
dva hundred thousand peopla viii be engaged IN ~
ssafs of Illinois IN various manufacturing eApioy
ments. -.--..-t ~ r
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 800 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended On the railroad system Of limos. lnasmneh a
nsrof thefncoma from several Of these works, Wltl
1aluahs fund il iands, go 70 dinanish BE osa
sxpenses he EAxs An LIaaI, end must
THE STATE DEBT.
n, qats al & only SO Jos S9s 14, and .0itii! d
1-t irse ,aTs has begs REDUCED 81 50, dHd 70
nav Tsassldby sPst aat IN tn ysaFi 4 '' 0's0ae e
Panpblets descriptive Of The iAnas, SOL, climate,
On Gpufeatiea 70 I sai 40
H.fa .'-a olf j. w.
Wor Ehe names OF the Towns, VII
nofs Cent. h. B., see pages ass lss &
n# srH
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10, Court Of Common Pleas.


irs MOI ss. 4. Rodney Court Of Common Pleas,
H. Mathews, Oathsrine Cuyahoga County.
THE SAID RoDBEY 81. MATHEWS
and Catherine +. Oakley, who are non-residepts
Of the state o. Ohio are notified that said plain
III on the 25th day Of June. ls5 ned N saia Ooart
her petition against them. and somufl Mathews,
resident Of the eoonty OF Lake in the state Of Ohio,
of AHT1st Iss7 ne filed n said Court her petition
against The said Rodney u. MatheaB, CWhose wife
sac then Wa5,l praying e BE divorced NON him Tor
the cause Of adultery with one Lucinda Aillis and
That aid Court, at the November term thereoi
1851 ordered the said Rodney to pay her $50 as ali
then oflsss, Eaid cause tried and decree enter
ed ahnuliing sad marriage. aud gfanling her ato-
addfion 70 the said sum Of $50 which sumi were By
said decree made charge upon the real estate Of the
In This cass rissr states that tia a. d Bodns5 az
ter the hing Of said Petition for diE0resi % pre-
the Court should decree @ her, on the trial Of said
cause, without consideration, pretended 70 convey
By gut claim deed, one equal naoiety Of the tollog
ing described real estate, situate in sad county, to
the ssld Samuel Mathews to wit; known as being
part d original lot No. s. IN the Ciy Of Cleveland
neT oF sad lot on the sontherly line Of the Public
sQuare running thence southerly with the easteril
line Of said lot TO Uhdmplain strsi thence vestei y
with the northerly line Of Champl street 81 teet
thence northerly at right angles with Uhamplain
street 10 the Public Square thence eAstery with the
So that the aid eamael MafhsWs received said deed
for the sols purpose OF aiding the said RODNEY in
plssi1r 6is Interest in said premises beyond the
rsach Of The plaintiff, and 70 defraud her.
Said petition further siaees that during the pen
dcncT oi sad petition for divorce, the aid samuel,
al ne reouesf Of the aid Rodney and for the pur
ss o niofs sectuslly placing said prem ses beyond
IN reach Of said decree for limony, mOrtgaged the
aid real estate to the said Catherine y. Oakley
who said petition eeges, bad notice of the handn-
ieDt fntenfiOna Of the said Rodney and Samuel
Re prayer of said petition Is that the said Quit
claim lee6 from the said Rodney 70 the said sam
nj e set a3ids as fraudulent; tha4 lafd mortgage,
iffnund % have been recsiEed in good fah, Be post
1oned to the said decree Of the pant and that the
~ ursmises nocongsyed 20 said Samnel, Be sold b.
oreF Of said court; and that the proceeds Of said
aaie be aDpiIed-lst, 70 the paJmont Of the amount
due on said decree and costs % entered IN AEor Of
7hs ssid Rodney H. Mathews and Catherine =.
oalrisV ars afao notified that they are required to
answer said petition or before the slst day Of Au
qugf 1851 ar = b. AKTELb,
iuneZ7saf7 Attorney for Plaintiff
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my VTRTITE IN a OHATTEL
CtALE OF RIAL ESTATE BY

CIALE OF READ ESIATE BY
- ORDER OF COURr.-On tbs lsr day cf Au-
gust 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on th5 preniss s, In
win Be sold to the highest bids the foloEing de-
scrlbvd Real Estate, as the property O the minor
heirs OF Hira Bf1Vr, 20 lzit- lulte IN sad town
ship Of ROyAt0us and Is known a. part Of aactlon
No. IS, and bounded nd described foiloWsl te-
ginning on the east line Of section Is at the south
east corner Of lands deedtd by Lewis Howe 70 vii
liam W. Brown; thence north Ia west aiorg the
section line schains 81 links 10 stake, Dorth
S9o west cha rs 81 links 20 q state; thence sou
itfo east ch sna 81 links 10 sIekr; thence south
- ea,t chains n links 10 the Flacs Of beginRags
Appraised at Si65.
Terms OF Saie-s50 cash down At the day Of sale,
and the balance in one year from said day Of sale.
WILLIAM ". BEOWN,
OeV land july Y. ISL. IyI5:3ls Guardlan.
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TIC E.-THE ORKDITORs OF

hIOIIU Hs-IHE URRDITORs OF
IN WILLIAM FISKE, and al others interest.
sd will taks notice that i the Subscriber have been
hppOnted by the Judge Of the Probate Court IN
and for the county oi Cuyahoga, Ohios assigneo Of
ths said william fiske, In the room Of George Il.
BuFritt, resigned, and that have given bail and
nave entered uponT the duties of aala trust. They
will airo take notice that All claims against the aid
WfIiisn aiske, u1ust BE- presented % ne at my Of
hcs - the city of Cleveland, Verned according 20
- JOSEPH s GRANHfp.
fuiye.3ls ,Ansianec d Wn. Fisire.
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~ The steamer City Of Buffalo came
in this morning, from Buffalo, with fine
losd Of passengers, and large freight.
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Headouarssrs OSlO Militia.
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE, |
Columbus, July 10, 1861. !
orUrpAT ORDER NO. "a.

The following appointments Of othcsrs
have been made for the Ohio VolunteeLs,
in the service Of the United states unosE
the fequisitiOn Of the President, In soc0Tu- % u
sueo with General Order No. 10 OF the var n
Department the relative rank in eaeh ne ne
Qiment being indicated by the order Oh lhe