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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

The soldiers Of the Western Reserve
The following Washington dispatch We end
in the N. Y. Herald: ~
wAsH1SsToS, June 4, 1861,
Contrary to expectation, The Western Re-
serve, the well known abolition corner OF Inc
State of Ohio, has thus far responded but feebly
10 the call for troops. Thanks 10 the efforts OF
Senator Wadeand others, who endeAvored to
explain and suger over this unlocked for dill
atoriousness in vIrious ways, Governor Dem
nison has been PREVENTING the mastering
into the service IF the United States ol
regiments raised IN other quarters Of the
State, in order 10 give the abolition corner
chance. The War Department has become
tired of this, and the Secretary has despatched
a letter 10 the Governor Of Ohio requesting
him not t. wait any longer for dilatory cit
liens, but to receive the regiments tfom Gin
cinnati, already organized, drilled and equip
ped, and clamorOus for the war. r. .
We know Of no possible reason for such
aiugs at this portion Of the State as the above.
The Western Reserve has been behind no
portion of the State in furnishing men eager
for tho opportunity tOsfght the battles OF ouI
country. A Cleveland Company marches al
the head Of the column Of the Ohio volun'
teers, having the post of honor in the Isl
Regiment. During the existence of CAM
TAYLOR. there wero from iOur to Eve thousand
troops here for weeks, Notwithstanding th'
I fact that regiments were being drawn aWal
weekly. Our soldiers have been as vel
equipped by their home friends as any from
sny portion of the State. The 7th and leu
} regiments, for instance, have no superiors il
E the Ohio volunteer force, and we are prou'
of them. We would like to know how lonI
e the mastering of other regiments has bee
t delayed, for the sake Of this corner OF th
State. Our boys me at Camp Dennison an
$ being mustered in there, and this is the ar;
: intination we have had that the army Officer
: at that Camp were waiting for us IN thi
, abolition corner before mastering in tho'
T already there. If they were waiting for tn
d Reserve, why have our companies been d
e handed aud sent homer Does the offer
/ Hon. J. R. Giddings, to equip the "GiddinE
1, Zouaves" with Enfield rifles at his own e.
IS panse, look like ''dillatOriOusnesS z? II
e fact is no opportunity is lost by certain jour-
't ais to throw discredit upon this portion
5 our State, because Of its well known an
thoroughly tested Republican spirit II
DAYTON Empire is an example, in our oW
= State, of this disposition, and it suits dive
!, others of the press of the country to iollo
i the malignant example of that sheet, witho
70 any facts upon which to found their charge
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FROM ILLINOIS

q CAIRO, June 8.
Gen Prentiss having learned that some Ken
tueHy secessionists had established Camp at
EliOtt's Mills, Kentucky, ten miles from here,
sent two companies to that place. When they
arrived the enemy had fed.
Col WicklifTe, who represents Kentucky in q
semi official character, visited Gen. Prentiss to-
day for the purpose Of protesting against this in
vasiOn Of Kentucky soil
General Prentiss showed several letters from
the western part of the State, asking protection
from rufEanism, and declared il his Intention to
send troops in whatever direction and upon such
soil as his government ordered.
Israel Blanchard, another secession sympathi-
zer living near CarDondale has been arrested
and sent 70 Springfield to be tried for treason.
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Iptere.tLnr from WasllInEtou.
From dispatches to Cincinnati Commercial,
we extract, as follows:

IIAM uAspasCACe " SAASAAA@'A CS-----~AS
we extract, as follows:
Il4Ht wAsHNoToN, June 5.
Lord Lyons was behaving SO badly few
weeks ago, that be was told if he did not
amend, his Government would be requested
to recall him. BE hauled in his horns some
what, but it is believed his adyices to his
Government are unfriendly. L
The Cabinet has been in session every day
this week, devoting much time to foreign
affairs. AdVices from England to the StSte
Department, by the last arrival, are said to
be ominous of trouble.
It is expected that the rebels will run away
from Harper's Ferry, and the Ohio and Penn
sylvania troops press on here by the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, 70 act as an army oi
reserve, whilst the forces here go into
Virginia.
Gen. Scott ] as no doubt he viii possess
Richmond within thirty days.
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nrdnnnca nlnnnfncture.

Great activity prevails in sbe various ord
nance manufacturing departments at the
Washington Yard; shot, SHE'LL grape, can
mister, MIME balls, and percussion caps are
being turned out at a rapid rate. Quite q
number Of heavy guns have been taken down
to the wharf in the last few days, among
which are two nine-inch shell guns, mon
ster Dahlgren, and three or four thirty-twc
Founders.
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EXPLOSION.


The boiler of ]. B. Higbee Co.'s steam -four
mills burst this afternoon The engineer, J. M.
Fry, and the head miller, Mr.. Thos. Irwin, were
fatally injured. The building in which the boil
were thrown to great distances. An end of the
boiler was thrown against house chimney, 60
ing completely through None of the inmates
were injured. The interior of the mill was not
rnu1h DAMAGED
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WAsHINGTON NIATTERs,

Il WEsHTNsToN, June o.
The cavalry company captured at Alexandra
took the oath of allegiance 70 the Government
to-day, and were released. ..fa1
The Monticello Is nearly ready for sea All
the other steamers here have steam up, ready 10
depart at q moments notice.
Additional troops have been ordered 10 Cham
bersburg indicating an early advance on Har-
psr's Ferry. PFOhsbly an action will take place
to morrow.
Measures have been taken 70 ascertain immedi
ately how many of the three months men will
remain during the war The result will decide
the Administration relative to calling out new
levy
There seems no doubt that BeaUFegaid is pre-
pairing for an advance upon Alexandria.
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Ehe Cierknhip Of the Next Congress-
The n. Z. Tribune suggests the name OF
Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Of Tennessee, for
Clerk Of the next House of Representatives,
claiming thathis eminent services in defend
ing the Union canse in that State deserve
this recognition.
The N. 7. Herall sustains Frank Blair for
Speaker, and goes for John B. Haskins, Of
New York, for Clerk. At Washington, For
ney i5 prominent as candidate for re-elec-
tiOn as CLERK, but it is doubtful if he can be
elected.
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oar special WashIn Gron DIspetchea.

We invite attention to the special Wash
ington telegram which appears in this morn
ing's issue. In order to keep pace with he
spirit Of the times, the publishers of the
LEADER have, e. great expense, concluded
arrangements for the daily transmission, by
telegraph, Of full and reliable summary
Of events transpiring at the Capital. This Is
3 feature not possessed by any other psper il
Northern Ohio, and places the LEADER far il
aavanoS Of ell competitors.
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BUFFALO MARKET-Juue 8.
rnY rrI rnnLpu

FLOUR-Market quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Rather more Going this Afternoon
Sales are % 900 bush Milwaukee club at e061qDc.
CORN-Dull, sales 600 bush on private terms.
oATS-In fair demand. Sales are 1900 bush
at &c. H ~
.WHIsKY-Markst dull and nominal at l4@
l4xc.
CANAL FRETGHTs-n@IIzc on wheat and
corn, to New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-FIour $500 bbls; wheat
80 900 bush; Germ s,9O0 bush; oats 1900 bush rye
$500 bush. - : .
36,OUg bush 500 bush; oats 5000 bush; rye
bush = -
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The sspsresdIns Of Gen. Harnsy.
Ast. Louis Correspondent of the N. Z
Times. SAYS: ri E

a St. Louis correspondent OF the ~ 4
Times, says: 14l {
The news that Gen. Hsrney had been re-
called, so anxiously expected since the d7pli-
city Of his conduct became fully apparent,
when he went down on his knees before Ster-
ling Price, produced a feeling of sincerest joy
throughout the city yesterday. Spreading
like Wildfrs from one end of fine city to
the other, you could read It in the smiling and
cheerful faces of ell true Union men; hope
dawned once more, and new energy SEEM
cd to have pervaded the whole community
The down crushing feeling of distrust at once
gave way to hopeful views Of the future, and
the people of ST. Louis felt sure again, that
with Harvey out of harms way, and Col
Blair and the brave Capt. Lyon as their lead
ers, they Would be match for the whole gang
Of Seeessionists throughout the State.
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MCDOWELL IN COURT.

u SPRBeE1ErD, III June6
Col Macarthur arrived here last night having
In charge Capt Emmett MoDOwall, Of St. Louis,
who was brought before Judge Treat of the u
s. District Court this morning. Time has been
given the District Attorney 70 examine the case.
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Report Of the New York Market.

NEW YoRE, Juns 8, 1851.
BUTTER-Ths demand FIR choice marss Ohio
continue good at 10 to l4c Most sales are made at
ls to l3Hc. White or streaFed Is very slow lie al
to lOc as the demand is very light for anything but
sweet and good eoloroi Butter.
CHEESE-Is sold at such variety Of prices that
it Is almost impossible to give quotations If very
fine, to Sc are occasionally obtained, but If not
choice, thoy go at to &C. The shipping demand is
slight, except at worry low figures.
EGGs-In good demand at Il to I2c.
Il. @. DEMIEG,
With John Boyee Son,
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NEW YORK EIARKET-June 8.
Inv TrrRnpAuu

With John Boyce Son
Commission Merchants. 63 Pearl street.
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THE ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.
VIENNA
. PARIS

TIRIESEMAR |, 2& 3, ARE DE-
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTEBs PATENT Of
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecols dc
''harmAcie de Paris, and thu lmperia college Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. l Is invaluable for exhaustion, spsrmatouhoa
and all physical disabilities.
No 2 Completely eradicates all traces Of those diss
eases that have heretofore been treated BY the naus
oioua and psrnicious use Of copaiva and cubebes
No. has entirely Buppanted the Injurious ul9
mercury thereby insurinR 70 the sufferer speedy re
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
yemon Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. l, q and 3, are preparation the
form Of lozenge, devoid of tIste and small and can
be carried IN the wastooEt pC eket. Sold in tin ca9s
and divided into separate d0ses administered by
Valpeau Lallomand Roux, Ricold, &C Price A3 each
or cases for 50, which save 3 and IN 81 cases
whereby there s saving OF s.. To be had wholeaaie
md RETAIL OF DR.. BARROW, No. l94 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on RECEIVING remittance
Of the world securely packed and add esso acco ord
ing 70 the instructions Of the writer
uTCVI " tauaT
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FROM LOuI.YILLR.

LOUISVILLE, June Q.
The Captains of the brigs John Adams, Pan
anna and schooner Mermaid, captured Of the
mo1th of the Mississippi by priyateers, passed
through here bound Eastward to-day. They re.
presented that they know nothing of the letters
of marque, and supposed their capt0rs to be pi-
lntg
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FROnT NTAGARA FALLs.
sU.rEssios BRIDor, june ..

DUsF EhaION 0hIDdEi . lllI o
The steamer Maid of the Mist passed down
through the Rapids at half past three P. NJ, un-
der Suspension Bridge. She lost her smoke pipe
below the Bridge, otherwise is apparently safe.
There was great excitement here at the time.
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TRTBUTE OF RRsPRCT.

The Board Trade adjourned at an early shour
to-day until Saturday az a mark of respect to the
late Senator Douglas The Ranks Of the city
will also be closed to morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

John Grelner, Esq, ofcOlumbus, has been
appointed Receiver Of Public Moneys for tbs
Territory Of New Mexico. He was at one
time Governor pro tsn.. ..of that territory IN
der Fillmore Administration.
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OsWRGO lIARKRT-June 6.

n INHEuElHFEIsI
FLOUR-Isrket has declined 2sc Sales at $500
for fancy brands.
The market for grain Is decidedly Eat, and no
sales
CANAL FREIGHTS-Dull. Flour 2se; wheat
Sc; corn &c, TO New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-Flour9 900 bbls; wheat IS :
900 bush; corn l2,3u0 buAh.
CANAL RXPORTs-Flour AIS bbls; wheat
$3.50 bush; corn 1900 bush.
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RosTILITIEs EXPECTRD.

NhANBEhsbuHGy June o.
All news concerning the proposed advance of
troops is strictly prohibited by commanding Gen
eral. Several regiments are hourly expected
The troops are eager to meet the enemy. A for
ward movement will certainly begin to morrow.
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Nen OrIenn. Cnnnon.

The New orleanspapers are cOngratulatiug
themselves upon the commencement of the
manuiaetures ofrihed cannon, similar to the
WhitRo1lh gun, N that civ. -
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P.AlN ANp ORNAMENTAL FRiNTtNo.

age Plain and ornamental printing OF oyery % ae-
eorirtiou done al the Printing Eatallshmenl o. the
LsipEp Once on the latest improved and most tenl9
Stsam prosues the beat style, on short notice. nc
a reasonable rates. Particular attent9n paie 70
biank work. Every description Of binding Done
eTo-clailV Blank Books, Ledgora doufualat cNioe
Bsoks, HsooivinE Books. &o., &c. -
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NY. STOCK AIARKET.-June s.

Market more aetivs but lower. Chicago Rock
Island 80; Cleveland Toledo 81; Galeua 4 Chicago
gan Southern guaranteed 239l; Michigan Central
415; Reading 3U15i Harlem lO56; Hudson S24; Eris
24; New York Central 7lJs; Pacific Mail 6J4; Uni
ted States Is 81 coupons e4s; do registered Sf; do
IS "a coupons TN; Treasury is lO2k; Virginia Is
4J54 Missouri IS $685. Tenngssee 6s 40A; illinois
81
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CHIOAGO MARKET-Iane 8.

FL0UR-Market dull -
WHRAT-Market firm at T2c for No. /.
C0RN-MaIket frmer, at 26c ahoat for yellow.
OATS Market quiet.
RECEIPTs-FiOur $3.50 bbls; wheat SIS bush
sHIPMENTs-F,our 500 bbls; wheat q. 90
bush; corn 1000 bush
RRETGHTS-Firm at &C on corn, SIC on wheat
to Buffalo.
EXCHANGE-New York Nc discount for gold.
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FOR SALE

- FOR Sd LIE.
sCoVILLE AVENUE, n sr Perry St., Brick House
two sto-iess and Lot. House we'll finished
HUDSON ST, House and OF. $500.
NEWTON ST. House and Lot $50
EUULID PLANK ROAD, miles from Court House
House and acres Land. Barn and Fruit. $500.
TO LET.
Heuse, Barn and acres Land, on Euclid Plank
Road, mile from termination Of Street r. K. 500.
superior St ..-..................... 300.
Walnut St g .......................... l25.
Pittsburg St-Briek House, in good order 200.
Hamilton ST., near Wood-Brick House,. l25.
Bank Strest-FrHme House...... ....... 2Or
Prospect Street-frame use.........-.. I25
ecoVihe Avenus-brlek House $50.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
iuDe6 Real Estate and Tna cents
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BURGLARY.
ScRANror, IA. June 6.

The banking house Of Gillespie, Pierce Co.,
was entered by burglars last night, and 81 O00
taken. They first entered the dwelling of one OF
the partners and got the keys from his pocket.
Two thousand dollars are offered for the Rppre-
h0nsiOn Of the burglars,
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, June 8.
The ship De Soto, from Havana, has arrived
Sugar advanced half real per arrObe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

Camp Jackson viii be put into order i'm
mediately for the reception Of three year5
Companies not attached to Regiments.
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MIsOELLANEOUs.

FoR EURoPE.-G. W. BisselI's fine new bark Ra-
venns lett this evening for Liverpool direct, with
the following cargo: 0,,o0 bushels wheat, 10 TONS
butter and cheese, and N feet OF Whitswood beech
and birch lumber. We understand Il Is the inten-
ton for her make another trip in the all shouId
everything prove fayorabls. This will maize the
third voyage Capt. Malot has made with lake crafts
having made two with the brig Caroline, belongin 2
to the same owner.-Defr0it TribuHs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

The President gave the rebels twenty days
70 think Of their sins, and then ordered shem
to kalt-they refused, and the mex. order viii
b Aaifsrs rs.f
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Dsfudant In Attachment.
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
netice that on the 9Th day Of May 1851, the
Plaintih commenced his action In the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in and Tor CuyahOea county. Ohio. the
oisct an prayer Of the petition 10 which action Is
@ recover the amount oi Si3 0s %, with iutorest
thereon from September lst 1855, claimed 70 be due
rom deiendaut to piaintiD, for damage sustained
~ the paintin IN the sale 10 bin BY de'ondabt Of
on which represented IS pure and unadui-
teIaled Lnseed OIL. about the tonth day Of Nc
YmteT lss and sixth and eighth days OF June, 1890
Wh en was mot Ia fact pure Llnseed OIL bot the saa
vas impure ana adulterAted, nnd which pldilttn
bought OF defendant for use ia the manufsciurs OF
OIL cloths ~ reason Of the impnrity Hnd Rduitsrs
tion OF which the oil cloth uanufseftrsd froT such
OIL was ren erq nnseleble and value esq and plaii
TN was compelled TO lake the sams back from his
oustomefs and has been unable 70 sell the same again.
and also b. TeBson Of which, his a. man
uiscturer Of OIL Cloth has been greatly damaged (;
and alse By o which he was deprived q sals
of bis oil cloths to divers parties, 70 the Psintis
dam'ge IN all Of thu above mentioned sum.
The Defendant will demurr or answer Baid pett-
tiou on OF beoFe the 2ith day Of August. l16i, or
judgment will bo taken By default agsinst It,
RAhAEY, BACkUS NOBLE,
lair A frnr
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ooMMERoIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKRr-Inna I


FLOUR-Theroi Is Ouly very moderate amount
selling. Red double extras bring s5.ooas,25.
WHEAT-very dnlI and lower. Sales ofred are
reported ct ,Os. and Of white Of -. The receipts
continue good, and the amount on hand Is inereas-
ing.
OORN-Remains very dull and not quOtaJls over
sIe.
OATS-In good supply and dull at 2l825c.
RYE-Nominal at gOc
HIGHWINEs-salss at IsXc BY the quantity,
and at ls5<e@lie for small lots.
BUTTER-Dull at s@no for good to choice W
r. Sales are all in a small way.
EGGs-steady at $3.50, according 70 quantity and
condition. .tl.s r.r4 ~
FRUITs-Drisd Apples remain dull at Dc, and
peeled Peaches at l29lsc.
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Goal.

VOKE UOKE II UOKETI ~
~ h. WALLACE q SON ARE NOW MANU-.
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
70 any other Coke In tho market. We can furnish
tasnmouials from numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms.
Also, constant supply OF Hammondsville strip
BurpO8es.
Being located Immediately on the line the Cleve
land Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship with a..
petch 70 any part Of the State. Or1era solicited
Ii. Il. WALLACE q SON
HammondsVille, Jefisrson Oounty, Ohio
JanuarY a.. lasn thIRa
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NEW DOUBLE ZINNIA.-WE
In hava plants for sale in pots Of this new novel
floWers introduced In Paris the past season.
mnyS;dsE j. STAIR SON.
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VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De
troit on the 5th:
Bound Up-stesmer Plsnett; propellers Missouri,
Akron, Young America, MENDOZA; barks A5riDtic,
MarQuette; schooners Q. Reeve, Reindeer.
Bound D0igR-Propellers Burlington, Omar PashR,
General Taylor; barks Golden West, ID. Morris
schooners 10 Villas, Morning Light, Perseverance,.
Die Vernon, Lewis LudinRtOn, Hanover, Golden
Harvest, W. d. Dewitt, Geraldine, Henry Hagar, @.
n. johnson.
List of the vessels passing through the weIland
Canal;
Boliud West-June Ist-PropeIler Akron and
schooner Fremont On the 3d-Steamer Caledonia,
aud schooners Potomac, 3. A. Donglas and Carlton.
Ou the 4th-Propeller BaBshee and schooners W. s.
Nelson, Alice Gusts, Hiawatha, Arabian, Uncle
Sam, Patrick berry and Pierpont
Bound Edst-Juns 5d-PrOpeller Prairie State On
the 4th--SehOoner MountRineer.
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] OALE On REAL ESTATE ~

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDERUF COURT.-On the l5th day Of June.
1851, at 10 clock, A. NJ, on the premises, in the
townsh p OF Orange Ouyahoga Co o. viii Be sold
% tne highest bidder. the following scribed Real
Estate as he property Of the minor heirs OF Frances
Campbell, deceased, to Wit situate In said township
Of orange being "a aer5, part OF lot tract 8, east
division Of Orange, being the north part of75 acres
% the south side Of said lot l. The souib 20 acres
hayin been heIetOfore deedsd to Edmund Dyballf
aud sad IS acres extends the said lot east aud
west. and bounded south By the north line % said
Edmond Dyb4lls land. he owner Of said IS lacIss
oi and 70 have tbe privileges Of road along tbs
west line Of ssid lot l. aud also OF lot Of said tract
from the southwest corner Of these premises and he
highway with the right 70 keep the same open. Ap-
pragtd at 500 %.
Terms Of salsS200 cash at the day Of sale and the
balance in iVe equal annual payments.
EDMOND 0YBlLB,
Guardian Of said Minor Heirs.
Cleveland o.. Iune s. Issf iune7sssQ
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9gtFa

OHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED
~ and African Imghse Seed. A choice lot Of vel
Iipenod seed foT sale hy J. STAIR 8 son. :
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8tal estau.
RoUsE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. I'll Superior st., (,lp ttoira)
MARBLE BLOCK
EnR RALR nR ETCRANG


FARM of Il acres, in East Cleveland, miles from
the City; Brick House, Barn, Orchard, a.. TX
chsnge for a Farm West.
URIVEBsI FY HEIG HTS, near Cleveland Institute,
Handsome Cottage House and Lot, with shrub
berry. VIII sell very low, or exchange for an i'm
proved Farm in Michigan.
HIGH STREET, large twO'story House and Lot to
exchange Tor Farm.
45 AOKES In Dallas county, Iowa, one mile from the
County Seat-Timber and Prairie. Exchange for
House and Lot in this City.
&c AOkES, choice land in Iowa, to exchange for a
Farm and pay difference Ia cash.
HOTEL and ono aud a nulf Acres of Lend, less than
two miles from the Court House. Large Build.
ings and every cOnvenienee-a beautiful location
Tor pleasure resort. Exchange for Farm
LAKE ST, one and Abslfs story House, west Of Bond
ct Exchange for Farm. 81 800.
10 ACRES, miles trt m the city, with Frame House.
To exchange for City property. 81 ,Oo0
BUFFALO, n. y, double Brick House and Lot,
we'll situated. To exchange for property in or
STORE. Dwelling and ten acres of Land, we'll loca-
ted for aus ness, ~ miles from this City Bcild-
1ngs large and convenient and good land. Ex =
change for farm ing lands in this state.
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