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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
To ACTUAL CULTTYAToRa.

81 Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such I'M
ate results for his labor as upon hese pras sl
,-lfhey being composed Of deep rich ioan the farlf
eiof which, IS unsurpassed By any e1 the globe.
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TH1TELKR,a RReIsERlL.
THE CITY.

Reception of Company b., Nineteeuth Reg
imeHis NJ Youngstown.
The reception Of Company B., Captain
shurtiG, at youngstown, last evening, was
meat nagnisoent affair, surprising any
thing Of the kind ever before witnessed in
that town.
The train Of cars containing the eompa-
ny arrived about half past seven o'clock.
An immense eoncourse Of psople-betWeen
four thousand and i've thousand-met the
gallant boys, and Welcomed them home
with deafsning shouts and the booming Of
cannon.
From the depot procession vas formed,
consisting Of several military companies,
the Ere department. ETC., which marched
through several Of the streets, to the Hall,
whore 8 most bOuntiful supper was prOvid-
ed By the citizens. The tables we're loaded
down with substantials and Injuries, sufi-
cient 10 feed regiment Of men.
The village was illuminated, in many
parts most brilliantly. Across Federal
street was extended Transparency, upon
one side, Of which was written;
aWsloOme Heroes Of Rich Mountain"
Upon the other:
"WelOome Regulars Of the Nineteenth." I"
stin further up the strees was erected q
triumphAl arch, made of evsrgreens, ex-
tending from one side Of the street to the
other.
The reception speech was made, on the
part Of slne citizens, BY HOp. David Tod, in
most pSss==::==..::ss pSss=:=.:ss words, and other speeches
we're made BY Hon. 3. Newton and Hon.
Mr.. Can6eld.
The response on The part Of The company
was made BY the Adjutant Of the l9th,
James n. Nash, who referred to the gall
iAntry OF the members of the l9th, and in
particular Of those in Company B. Said
he, ''NO braver msn can be fourd in the
army. They are worthy the reception
you have given them"
Ata late hour the citizens and soldiers
repaired to their homes, fully eatisfed that
the good time had come.
Capt shurtlif and his men brought home.
many trophies, consisting Of the rebels
stand Of colOrs, (Which we're taken in The
fght at Rich Mountain, and borne in
the procession BY the company, j clothing,
guns, pistols, bowie knives, swords, sash
ss, So.
The men composing this company are
from among the best citizens in that licin-
ity, and the people Of Youngstown may
well be proud Of them. The welcome they
have received is fully msrited, and the
brave soldiers for whom it was gotten up
fully appreciate the compliment.
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rag ALI.sUrE1olsNT THRER

TRIESEMAR /. 2&3. ARE DE
TECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o
l1sland and secured b ths seals Ct tie lcol1 a.
4 sa9Enaacle Dc Paris, and ths LnDeria Collsgs e
aedicine, Tienna.
10 / 3 inTaiuahla Tor exhaustion. Spsrnaf1zrhaa
and All RhFHicai disabilities.
Eo. 2sconllatay slliicafss a. tsacss a thcsa a.
saae1 shat have he-etolo7e been reatsd b tns nam
cIoE1 and larnlclous use o. copai7a and cuhat1.
10. has entirely supllantsd no fn1urlor1 q,
nsrcusTs thereby insurlag % the 1Qarer 1peeT ses
ues dilpeIllng eE lmpurltiaa. end rcottEg cut . .
venom Of diBe1ae.
TRIESEAAB, Nos. ], and 5, are prsplrallca ths
ofm Of lozsnGs. devoid Of t1gte and snal and cl1
and diTded into separ1ta dcses, edministerod 81
YalFecn heiieI1and kouxs iceld. le. Prize e3 eeak
Whereby thele 3 swing oi -. 70 be hl uIho1slli
nd Ta,1il, Of Dr. BABBOW, no. l9l Bloecker Gfrcs
Dr. Barrow viz farv ari the IrieseEar 70 anT -
Of The world securely pa1ked end add 60 accorl
ilg 20 the i11iructiols Of the writer
- sod also bg >. ,. GAYLORD aza Va
fl8kA. OlsFalsnd angf
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Tack ToRE UP.-Ths track Of The Cleye-
land Pittsburgh road was badly torn up by
me accident Of last evening, referred to in
this mornings edition. As the rear car of
the freight train struck the frog it jumped
of the track, and in addition to smashing up
the car tore up the track and the string
pieces for a distance of eight or ten lengths
OF rail. As consequence the passenger
trains could not arrive or depart from the de-
pot. The trains to-day left from the foot Of
Ontario street. A large force are at work re-
pairing the track, which will probably be
completed so that trains can leave the depot
as usual on Monday morning,
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For ehe names OF the Towns, VIu
; Cens. B. Rs see pages Ass, Tss &
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JOHH 3. WHnEEER.-The following Obit-
uary a5IlosW fna In the Washington City
Republican;
OBITUAET.-Died, Of his wounds, reeeiv-
cd On the soil Of Virglnia, in the defence o.
his eountry's honor, ct the residence Of AT.
I. d. Barron, on The 25th ult,, John =:
Wheeler, in The 22d year Of his age, OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
Deceased was member Of the Cleveland
Grays, Of the fret Ohio regiment Of volun-
teers. Beloved and respected for his many
virtues By ell who knew him.
To Mr.. Judd suller, Of the New York
tWenty.thlrd regiment and Mr.. Latham, Of
Elmira, New York, too much praise cannot
be bestowed for their kind attentions and
tenderness toward the youth Of tender age,
away from hons, and the embraces Of .
loving mother and father. May kind
Heaven reward them with long life and
prosperity on earth, and . place Of rest
with God sfter death, is the prayer OF :
stranger.
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hPURE WATER.-set 8 pitcher of water
in room, says an exchange, and in e few
hours twill have absorbed nearly all the
persPired and respired gases in the room,
the air Of which win have become purer,
but the water win be utterly filthy. The
colder the water is, the greater its espaeiiy
to contain these gases. At ordinary tenn
peratures it viii absorb pint Of carbonis
acid gas, and large quantity of ammonia.
This capacity is nearly doubled by reduo-
ing the water to the temperature of ice
Hence, water kept in >Ae room a while is
always unfit for use. For the same reason
the water in pump stock should always
be pumped ont in the morning before any
is used. Impure water is more injurious
than impure air.
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THE EEATR DEF.

n, Sas a. & only slOIO5 ,see Il, and tgiiz d.
lf thTss years has ben T5oa5 g 9s9 T46 80, and
may rsasonably epsi dlGi iB Ten years 4 WI eone e.
silet
Pamphlets Descriptive Of he lands, SOD, climate,
il W. F'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

LARGE LOAD OF PAssENaERa-The splen-
did Steamer Western Metropolis, Capt Gold
smith, came in this morning from Buffalo,
with over one hundred passengers and good
height We are glad to learn that the travel'
ing public are beginning to appr eiats the com
forts in travel furnished by such boats as the
Western Metropolis and City Of Buffalo. No
better boats float on fresh or salt water.
The Western Metropolis leaves again for
Buffalo on Monday evening.
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BRUFAL FIeHr.-A most brutal ARRAY
occurred on the river, just below the Michi-
gan Central Steamboat Landing, yesterday
afternoon, between man by the name Of
Peter Phillips and 3 hack driver Of the
Railroad Hotel The parties were most
OutrsgeOusly mAuled and bruised, and or
or both might have been killed, had ii not
been for the interference Of Capt Pierce,
who parted them. We learn that there
vas no police to be found at the time. As
it is, the parties in the fight are the only
sufferers.
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DETAmED.-Mr. H. o. Brewer, Of New
York, came in on the Lake Shore train last
evening, en- route for Louisville, KY. Il
being suspicioned that all was not right,
his baggage was detained for examination,
by the Government officers. After thor
Ough examination Of books and letters in
his possession, and nothing being found,
upon which be could longer be retained,
he proceeded on his journey this morning.
Mr.. B. is 8 large cotton dealer in New
York, and hiss claims agsins PARTIES South,
to the amount of some 100000, which he
expects to lose. He had with him letters
directed to many points in the Cotton
States, al of which were upon business.
His object in going to Louisville, is to ef-
feet q settlement with parties, which could
not be made by correspondence.
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ONO STATE L0AN1sl, SOC, 900.
OFFICE oF THE CozMIssIoEEBs OF THEl
SfNKIEG EUaD o. THR STAfE or ONO,
TIME STATE or OHIO DESIRES


THE STATE OF OHIO DESIRES
70 borrow One Million and Five Hundfed
thousand Dollars, and - that end TIE lommilsi0n-
- 81 ts gi e5l9,i ss VIM -
esive sealed proposals at iher ooe In the City Of
Columbus until y o'clock, NJ Of the Sd day ol An-
slrest IN he CITY q NsE York, until l2 O'Clock, n,
OF the 7lh day Of A1gu.t next for the pcrcbsse q
siSfe Bsaring intsfesf from he arsE ay q August
q The re q &c az Per S fs5i ss sSnsI s
''I ~ 5srtisets. rsdoouabis at the stats Trs.sury
safs6ls semi nnd-llY the iirst day of u ~ and he
hrss DAY Of NoFenber IN eaeh yaars g he 8tEto
q. seriiaoates Fodssmabls At the agency o. tie
STATE IN the CITY Of New orb July lst ls6, the in
tere5t payable semi annually the nEst dGg Of Janu
aIT and the nrst day of July N eaeh year e sad
slsh prUDosal ruu.s STATE i-rine,iv iur vhios A.
OF either which ID desired and the brcs for each on
hsineIee anilsl5 o. seea S.ss % p takep;
stock desired oY the biddel, 4 ahali b deemsd =
have bean payable where the bid 3 received.
Aoeonditional bid, o. bid ahsoiHts il IS terms
Payment Of rs amount Of the rsspsstiso bidI ~
1eehcy 1ii6ih thrss aSys ~ IS ts7s
Of and Of lhs bids eosiYsd 4. Counbls within tsn
the proper Csrtifcltes VT, - rea1T l0r isliTery,
Certificates %, able e. the State Tfeasgiys VII =
Issued in sums of $40 and upward and thoss lsyl,
be in New York viii bo igraed in Suns Of seQ9 and
upga-d--at the option Of ths hidter-
The Oertlaeates VIII Be payable une2nelLioEai.ls
lpan, exempted from taxation bY the state
Proposals far the loan must - enelo9ee u sal
Of tha sinking Fund q. Delumbg8i Ohtol q g No.
9 William Street, New York, aHd enacrsea pro
p''1'- ~ o-''o - R.W. TATLER.
Auditor 81 4tats.
A-R. Bias ALL
eecrotary of state.
JANIS MDREAEt
Attorney 6eneral,
Oomm nIIOssrs 0fths niing Fund e ths state 1
ONO iulTNsa8
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LOSa TRAm.-Ths Chicago Tribune men,
tons that the largest train OflOadsd cars
that ever entered Chicago, came in over the
Illinois Central Railroad on Sunday evening,
embracing so ears-oVer half q mile in
length, containing about 500 tons of grain
for the Chicago market. The business on
this road is increasing. From P. N. TO 8
AN. Monday, 24s cars loaded with freight
arrived at the Illinois Central depot.
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HEAD QUARTERS OE1O MILITIA.

ADJUIAhT dEEERAI's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., Aulil, 1861. !
MAJ. n. MCDOWELL, Paymaster Q. S. A.:
I am directed by the CommsndeF-in-
Chief to say that no charge is to be made
against the soldiers Of the First and Second
Regiments, Chic Volunteers, for clothing
furnished u them by the State, it having
been sscertained that the quality Of the
clothing WsN not such as was intended and
expected to be furnished them.
Your attentl0E is also requested 70 spe-
eial Order No. 5ss, providing for q valus-
ton Of Clothing furnished by the State 10
ether troops.
Respectfully yours
c. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutant General Ohio.
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O25 persons having been addsd since 1850 rna<li is
present population ,I2s e63, ratio q 1o2 Per eal IN
ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODU5FA
ne 1grculturai Produ5ts of linos are greater ihal
fhoss ofany other STATE The producs ssnt out during
the past year exceeded 800 900 TOTS NE wheat crop
q 1880 approsches IS 900 bushels while hs ezra
crop yields rot less than 40 200 y0oo bushels
FERTILITY OF THE son.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesrs such IN
they being composed Of deep rich loan, the fTsl
OF which, IS unsurpassed By gny e7 the globe-
10 ACTUAL CULTIVAToRA
Ssnos 1854, ne Corpany hare sold I 200 600 dcss
Tsy se1 only to actual elluafcTs, and eucy c0-1cf
coHiasns an sgTesnsEt y catiuzs ne ro1d hzI 1es
600. In 1850 ts population Of JorJy-nins c5iilsI
brotgk t0tfch 4 passes, fu1s ol 598 siiscs s5 79
2e3 haus ben addsa; SaalHg ts s0aols go7son s1a,
soi, . gain ef l4S pr CIT
EVTDETCEs OF 13osPERFTY.
As an eyidance Off thrill OF ne people, tuay ~
bushels OF grain, and go 900 barrels Of four were o
Warded over the line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workngmen wiIl ind the free school
system encouraged By the STATE and endowed with a
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their ch
dren can live in sight Of the church and schoolhoues
and grow Up With he prosperity of ihe leading stis n
The Great western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYL[EHT.
he prices Of these lands Tary from S. to SIS per
acre, according to location, quality, &c. Frst class
farming kinds sen for about SO 70 So per acre and
the relative expenss Of subdmng praris land as con-
pared win wood land IS in the ratio Of % 10 IL favor
of former. The terms Of sale for the bulk q the
lands wiz be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annu AID six interest notes at elk
per cent, payable respectively IN one, tTo, three four
I've and SIX years from data q sale; and four note
for principal, payable IN four, i've, sxand seven srd
from date ofsale; coutraEtstipu that c1seh
Of the tract purchased shah be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, for ve years from date Of saai
80 that at The end of i've years oneha shall be enced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PR CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except thesame should b
At dollars per acre, when the cash price VII be ave
reductions, prices, and terms o. payment can Be had
oSTER, Land Commissioners,
- CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ges, and Cities situated upon the nll-
80, APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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2 DEA1a OF CHARIzs B. MnLER.-By fats
casualty which occurred on Thursday after..
nooni near Altoona, on the PennsvlvaDi.
Central Railroad, Charles B. Miller. brofbs-
Of q. W. Miller; Of this city, LOST his IiIe
The deceased was returning home from Wasb-
iugton whether be had been with & lot of
horses purchased By the Government. M
Miller was an estimable young man, whoss
sudden and unexpected loss viii cause deep
regret in large circle Of friends and acqnstnt-
ancez-C Coara5ts StatesmaR.
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TIE OROPs.-A letter from WadsWOrth,
Medina Co., says:
"Our harvest is gathered and is good,
except corn. Potatoes and garden vege-
tables are suffering very seriously for want
Of rain. Pasture fields are about dried up,
and our township presents sunburnt ap-
pearance, as We have not had q soaking
rain for over sixty days"
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~ Woa4 1r Rocrrnnr--rb.

AHEx WOAN IN Ro0EFoRT.-Ths Armv
Worm has made its sPpearancs in Ro.t-
port, IN this eountys and is doing great
damage to the crops in that township. A
citizen Of RcckPOrt informs us that their
appearances was sudden, and Is destroying
everything Vilh which, ne oontsst
in the Hhsps Of grain.
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CLEvELAED, Aug. Sd, 1851.
Tho storm Of July 51sr, aad Results in
Portage County

The Stern Of July 51sf, aad Results IN
Portass County.
ED1TORs IEADEE 1T excessive drought
created in Aurora, and indeed We ars un-
able to limit it even TO the entire county,
By the almost futile attempts Of nature, for
the last four weeks, to supply t.y7s frna
with the requisite amount Of rain, was. ii
is trusted, efIeeiually arrested by the time
ly though destructive storm Of Wednesday
evening, which made its appearance in !
huge nimb1s arising in the North. Nc.
oompanied with terrific thunder, the seauel
Of tightening the most unprecedented both
in aspect and results, together with wind.
rain aad hail, the former Of which ap-
peared to be conhned to . region from three
to I've miles in width, though not in the
least curiailed beyond the demands Of
farming interests IN general, i. e., in point
Of power: extending in an easterly and
westerly direction, comprising sections Of
Ba.nbridge, as we'll as Aurors, Mantua,
ete7 = range; turning up forests, Blowing
down fences and crops especially corn and
oatsi which are, it Is feared, il some in
stances entirely destroyed, while q major
ny WI recover in q measure though badly
cut y han Which fen to the size Of hipI-
oEy nais lot tse space Of ave or Ten min.
1less breaking window Glass 81 the dozer
=e learn Of no damage 10 81 80 :. - -
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HEAD QUARTERs OHIO MILITIA.
ADJUFAHT GEHERAL's OFTIcR
WI INE7
CoEUKBUs, O., Aug. 2, 1861.

--777l 0'l -@15' . -VSAs
The Adjutant General Of Ohio requests
that each Of the commissioned officers of
the lst, ID, l4th, 18th 18th, 17th, 18th, 18th,
10Th, 2Ist and I'D Regiments Ohio Yolun-
teers, send 10 him without delay his post
Office address. Important business fire.
quently requires communications to be sent
to them from this Office, and unless the de-
sired information is obtained, the interest
Of the service, and frequently their own
private interest win suffer.
Newspapers throughout the State will
confer favor on many Of their friends by
calling attention to this notice.
G. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutanl General Ohio.
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GERHAB EHnoAANTs.-One hundspa sad
fifty German enigrants went cut tea. ths
Toledo Road this morning, bSand for he
Par West. The major portion of sbem viii
settle in Minnesota.
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sPECIAL ORDER ia. ga

For the purpose Of fixing the prices Of the
FIRST issue Of cl0thingto the Ohio Volunteers,
made by the State authoriiies, q Board Of
is hereby sppoiRtsd, 10 consist Of
the Field Officers and quartermaster OF each
regiment, who shall FIX the prices 70 be
charged for The said clothing issued 70 the
men Of their respective regiments.
~ order Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief
G. P. BUCKINGHAM,
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TlHE PLACE TO BUY FRUIT
CIV. OLARK's,
Successor to Wnn. Fiske,
iva m Ig Surerior st.
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nm THE CORNEk-NEAR THE
" FOURTAIN, you can md
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snldier., ~ sncierr


The soldiers Aid Society gratefully ae-
knOWledges the following donations, all Of
which have been forwarded to the Surgeons
Of regiments in which there are companies
Of troops from Cleveland and vicinity, or
to the Surgeon General st Washington:
From laaiss Of Berea, one box hospital stores
and eloshlng
From lsl.les of Tsllmadge. one trunk hospital
gsfnsHts snd bedding;
From ladies Of StrOngsville, one box (34) hOspi-
tai shirts;
From ladies Of Madison, one box sundries for
Seventh Regiment;
From ladies Of T5Vinsburgh. one box (9sl shirts
teilies, etc;
From ladies Of OfNewburgh, tbses dozen hospital
slli - lsrse paekages lint and bandages, and
- - SSs9ll-els heeo & books;
IRON ladies Of Ep,,e Cleveland. packages of lint,
sS@ss. sss@sss, and old linen, fifty calico pillow
Frog ssinnie A. Richardson, one package pin
Also from our own citizens Of both East
and West Sides generous donations Of hos
pitaI clothing and bedding. lint bandages,
linen, socks, handksrchiefs, towels, slip
psrs, palm-lsaf fans, nesdlebOoks, &c.
Also jellies, dried spples, peaches, prunes
eurrants and rsspberries, farina, Ost meal
pickles, stationery, Sc. Also from the lit
tie girls, large number Of pin cushions,
needle books and eye shades. For all Of
which the Society returns its thanks in be-
half Of the sick soldiers whose sufferings
We are sndeavoring to alleviate. We beg
to remind the friends that since The disas-
ter at Manassas there is renewed neoes-
sity for their donations. as large quantity
Of our hospital stores were lost at that
time.
Rooms Of the Society No. e5 Bank street.
Open every week day from 10 to u A. n
MRs. B. RoUsE, President
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RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

me deep rich loan Of the prairies Is cultivated Eh
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois n sreat num-
bers. ne area Of Illinois IS about equal TO that Of En-
gland and the soil Is 50 rich that Il viii support twenty
millions u people.
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LANDS OF mITYoTs

No State in she VALLEY Of the Mississippi ors 50 great
inducementto the settler IS the STATE Of Illinois,
heTe Is no portion OF lAs word where all the eondi-
ions q climate and sol 50 admirably combine to pro
duce those great staples, CoRH and WHEsT, IS the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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EASTERH ANn soUTHERH NARKEIs.
lppITnlTInH ~ nLPITlI.

These lands are contiguous 10 \ railroad 100 mles
In length which connects with other roads andnaviga
BILE lakes and rivers thus afordng an unbroken com
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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RETDHRa : HAUsGAEH.
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WINE BTTTERS & BALM GIL
w EAD P9Il, for General Debility, Dyspepsia,
Odldssss Of the Hands and feel, Sick and Nervous
HsedAche, are not exceiled By anything now In use
for these arrangements. Found at
iel3 q. J. KREBER'S. az Pub. SQuaEa.
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THE s0UTHERE PART

OF the State lies within tho zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil IS admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp and the Wheat Is worth from IS %
20 cts. more per bushe than that raised further north
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AFFOIETHEST-Jacob HeidsnkopE, Of
his city, has julsbsen appointed to 3 Cap
tsiney in the regular army.
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MiIIIan Haanes 8 u, pIasl

Charles H. Jennings, Dsft. lBsEro Samuel Fol.
iAmbe, Justice q the Peacs Of Cleveland Township
Llrrahlra cnnntl- nlIn-
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Anxr GOODs.-The United States Ex-
press forwarded BY early train this morn
Ing, three tons Of Army Goods, directed to
Msck 6 Co, OlnoinnAti.
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thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
Velopng the soil the great Of the State In
that the mechanic arts flourish best andfusl
are cheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years he natural laws and
necessities OF the warrant the belief that at least
I've hundred thousand people vii be engaged IN The
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
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