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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments 40



Ship Ironsiae, Chase New olesn. May a. aud p" LossI,
10Th IN bsla, to Ne.,h Som. Jaaes "a Don9shsstst e,
Falmouth ioth Of CLareston boarcsd b. y steamer
Veg 18th LAT, lon IS 30 An bssa 'hownsars
hip Mton Pr,n,ss Boston dsy She viii oad for Live''
pool ~, 80. d., ,rvu % .ns
Neweas Bar MAY 70 in bSs AID 100 pesA 20 .scmaysi
Co. The r. wa, bouni 10 NewOeai and "n o4deFeaV' W
'hs sSnsn sssor Brool. Liverpool March 20 Mobile Bal
MAJ IL aud Havana June 2 SAT- TO FIoi Foes. puet
Bark B. Cocosd Coeor Sssus 10 days, sugar 70 " T. D"
No. rah.n. J.w. ,of Bueipor Reed Trinidad De css'
MY lon IS 70 ~bourdsd - u .iOOpOws 'ns who
Bria No,Sen Light tBr cf Maitland n 81 Robinson
Hv.na 10 days mOsse.to Whitman Bros 70 inn. 49,
lint ~ wSen sa N.s came 10 collision Win an sn.
snoyn schr wnich carried away SIX staneheons iss"'
and a., tore Br a% May @ with s
bound bordeaux fut into I'd" pon 70. hurricane hol,
the Iith inst of Cape hat,rrss erpeiiesed ~
" r. during which sprung dr7nss .plr lam. G. ,ugsr
scIr Evsine lof YOrss GA.s s isr SaIion
and .chr Witch Queen. foo Nes :, a,,. ,r TO Nc
schr $ F. Evans Hammond a:sn Iaa so No. poss bk
Acme hence for Vera Cruz N, ,s.,s ,,r and cats 10
schr WaupOns,. Sayin. Snyrns' Del' y days '''" '
sNs, 3 e.uer, Thompson NewbaypOn days p''0''
m s%s1 Mary s.andh Of weaco Bucie car'n June
'1 se6t to aaSis. r,ou of rldh or s'' June
'us, 10 Ss"ss Bell of Caadoa Gnkey Ponce
sehr Ann E1s6ea Joha'c Providence a.g u
Scbr River Queen Baker, Providence tcr $780,,
So >, p Ms,cJf Bqrton Providence for ,.pshy.
Sour Thomas Smith Bliss Nan dave ia si,.
EIOW-Br,s Eliza (Br, OF ST. joan, "a. ~ D'h -
ria, -[By streaming unds."ii'e'' Oap'' i0'"'''-'
Also, brig -, .J f'itg OF Brooi
LED-Juhs -; 'p srehinshs~ Hsvrej Rhine LohuVs
Robert Feat ys- Dubia h-T;,s Iuff kIaSopii,i winss
IA, iohp Montgomery ,Br aud Qseen o, c1k bris.
Cork M.nnion dr. Hull colcnou' cS. ,sardo isis's
anderson CadiE; spring Flower tp"b
Gloucester, EDg. r,xv II ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
Markets. p. Reported By Telegraph.

Brrp.Lo ne lS-FLoUs steady. WaEsr lower With fall
s,es this mohifgi sales 500 hush No htw.gies aI9b
8c ~ coo bush. No do At $40 10 ooO buh. NO ,ChicsEd
Sprir Tic; 1900 bus. red Winter at H. CAsaL
FkEGnT- c better LAKE IsPoRTs 10 Gay l6O btA Flour
SO 90 bush heat II Gao bu n Corn so do. Ost- Canal
FxPoRTs 400 sbls Flour; lioo bush Wheat 1860 oash
Corr 1000 bush Ost., b bash Rye 1900 buh Barley
AIRlSY June IS -fLOyR LADY WHEAT 10 tgft supply
0OO bush White Mic 81 a. sud smell ~. choice
S. CoKs sh4dr better; sales 600 bush Western
Mixed At t3c OArs 10 sos supply and loser Chioago %
State BE WssKI l5dit.c Suipped By TOYS .lVO bush
Corn 700 bull Barley 1880 bgsh- Whe-ij SS,19 ba'h
Oats -.
OswEso June i5-FLors steady WBXar dna ,ales, i,7ec
bush. No. hilxsasr- tub al sc. Coss qul-t CANAL
FRsourr dull but stead Flour 2c Who's sc ORR e.
IN Newfok Lake Imports - go hbs Flour TOO busn
Wheat 500 bush. Com CANAL EIroRTs 1890 bush
Whes. ..
TaiL,pHIPHIA, June l5FLoUn quie, suPoIiDe ESQ '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
ARMY CONTRACT FRAUDS.

To hs Editor II The N. y. Tribune
SIRE cut. Gov. Carnpbell aud Sate-Engineer Rich.
mond are low in tho city investigating the charge OF
frauds In the Army Contract for el,shiDg The EVIL
dene goes TO show that fraud has been committed
or 70 ray some Of respectable newspapers Brooks
Brothers agreed 10 furnish 2oOv suits Of ciot9ing 70
b. made from army regulation cloths, at $l9 50 each
suit. These cloths eost every man cquant.d win
the goods knowr 81 W per yard. bet cash. The cloths
could not be ed IN lime, and eoods were su0s
tuied costing from 80 cents 10 ~ CENTS 70 make ths
the sane with up TO 81 Is yer yard, making the dit
ference OF from s5VUI0to $i5V0 in the cost OF the
article furnished and the article they agreed 10 furnish
Wto receives ,s extra profit oi $0O vJ0 ~ $ooVo on
$,4 ,0JU contract. A lax fAfhF'
Ns,c. York. June 10, 1851
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leland, for the purpose Of hag sallie at p M In
honor of the arrival of United States fcer from
Washington who 10 to take charge of the regiments
stat ed on The Island Co. +. Is under command OF
Capt. Smith. ana,
The State military au.hori'ieahaye provided the 10Th
and 2Sih he, iments with ramp egnilsge, ana nave
also cent Oh 10 Annapolis 100 pairs Of lro"ters end
an equal number Of shoes for ire 18th. TIE men have
been badly 10 want Of these articles for long tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17

AnUsEHESrs.-There seems to DO Little on no
change in the amusements offered 10 the public a hs
theate's this week. TIE managers roly On their
former attractions, and offer no novelties.
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Pns.eaxrrs ArrixeA

in .team..ip Beardle, from Haraaa-J r. Reenr D. Out
tefr~s Mstin-z ~ irtachs Y. Santos Dew, Goyeno
Weller and SIR sd Mr.. Csals.so aud servant, A. De,e
H Williams Nine As,isrd. niece aud servant NJ, and Mn
Pine Cspt. r. Rsn-s. T.. Cabrera Miss Amelia foroo
~ Thonpsou, Mr. and Mrs T. armstrong hsnry sconsH
r. sfcs Capt LeAsiu Walters, BsfeE, Drysdse
Lovejoy Pstenu., ~. r. Suith, keoy, P.ersoe
A,su,l'e. NJ Wheat ~ B-v-n. }. Bun, NJ Rebeio, J. M
lsen Lloyd. rirb-ct marphy. Tksmp.on Me sh =.
Dtsx aasordsi Co omhrs w Vaughn, Dir and NM
j. Darcy r. Mona'ner and Juan Rueds BurIhsn TING
,hy Paige Mr.. D-s Chsp e. ard dsushier bnrnhs
P.rnsnd.t Matthew'S demon Bsfsdsn snd servant
Marin and lady, Ahsts aud servant, Davidson, Graham AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN THE SOUTH

f.yesy dsy bIingr Ia Ds some new outrage commit
t4c ,by the In&s and under the laws Of the Cotton
SsLA. A e. years Of age, common laborer,
TO- aleat 3D. and not proved, Abolition continents.
gentleman parsed sVongh our city from Georgia,
lev days ,ipoe, who tad been citizen of that State
~ yeis. His crime was that Of Being Union
iuan. lie owned slaves Nut WIS eAed. TIE Jour
ma ii yes,e dry publishes vi extract iron Ihe KnOz-
r.Js WIZ giving full ace, pnl Of how a company Of
Alabama troops fired into Union meeting OF men,
women ana children in lenDes We; letter III another
e. llnn gives account of ecetnig .re same
State where Union speaker VA driven of, and "A
beession speaker win he approba on by vote OF HE
crowd, declared tht 10 ULi,n sht Vd 1--we M that
Staie alter The election.
We lind u TIE southern Contcdero ty, Atlanta
Geo gia Of the 18th u. M advertisement 10 the fol-
1owiDg words:
Tso ksnsssd sid k,y dollars swmd viii 30 StvsV for Me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
TO DESERTERS.

Very few Of our volunteers probably gre aware OF
he punishment which they liable for desertioD.
l, an easy matter re, into the army and some APP
pear 70 think they get OUT quite as easily. The
following order, issued by authority, will show the
eeLtraIy:
HRAporARTERs, F0RT CoLrKBus,
k,w-J Vkk uAkBOk, Jane Q. 1861
sIR am directed BY the periGtsnden of ib. General Re
Gshng Service To- afofs for your guidance that I'll men
vice Unsd be tskeu aud treated
o. ae.en-fs from N. regular army
an, oIr, Jour obeoieDi servant. WA. WEoB,
fiss Lieut. 3,b Inf, AdjUtant.
TIE following 10 taken from the Articles OF War:
AR All othesr. and soldiers received pay
duly the service Of Unied
& lao log deserted tho sbal a.T DEATH
osLef puh.t by the snsDce Of court martial
sLaI be InDicted"
Tie following ia from the Appendix 70 the Army
r. guatsonr, and is the sixth extract from Acts of Con-
gress in MODIFICATION Of the Articles Of War:
A shall oic y u the secretary Of Wal 20 be by him
.d If the n sdrut for bis conhi ton or approval VI or
se,si Gaze last zstD hsy, lSso section
Section 1872 If The Army Regulations provides that
ard Of $50 shall he paid for the apprehension and
delivery of deserter ~ officer Of the army, said
amount TO include all tie expenses OF capture.
We are happy ~ state that there have been but few
rtlons from the accepted regiments in this vicinity
and nearly all that have occurred may De attributed 10
he shabby Treatment Of the men by those in authority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
REPUTATION.

Meath ragged palmetto, = SOutherDer AT,
A twi,ting the band Of his Panama bat,
And tTy log to tighten bis mind Of q lad
By humIius the " ores oil tie following ode:
i'Oh for q niger, and oh Tor a whip;
oh for q cocktail, AUD oh for . nip;
Oh for sbo, st old Greeley aud beecher;
oh for y crsck 81 o Ysnkee schoolteacheri
oh for q captain. and oh for ship;
Oh for ca 20 0f uiggeTs each Tip
And 50 b, hep, h T. G foi al he had not
Not coBteBted with owing ioi all 1h-t he'd Got.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
MARRIED..

KELLY-WEAvER-on Wednesday, June H. ct the rsdasnes
line, youDssst daughter of Thos Weaver esq ali Of this ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
RRQlKINN MILITARY.

The Napier Tspdy Light Artillery, Co. +, 10Th he.
ginent with three guns formed at the Arsenal yeser.
DAY morning, ut II o'clock, and proceeded TO Staten
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunpi.,.t,as Sets ............733 Moon-Set'. est
aiGH WATER THIS DAY. -
Sandy Hook. 200 Gov iand.... 1855 Hell Gaze tS
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MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

This morning the recruiting for the past week VIII
he reported. Twenty-Five men were enlisted for the
Army, over that lumber for the Marine Corps, and
some 1875 blue jackets for tie Navy. Governors
Island il now crowded with men, many of whom are
obliged 10 live in camp, which somewha. nterfeIes
with the space necessary for drilling operations TO be
carried on The following is list Of Federal forces in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17

men. with all its wagons, horsss and baggage moved
of towards Newark, at = p. m.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

TIE EE8 LETTER saEET kEEHLoPE
lettefsshest snd snTelops combined, or
dered some time since by the Department,
has been issued from the establishnent Of
Mr.. Nssbit, OF this city, the contractor for
the Govsfpmeht envelopes. Il isB neat
and ooRransent c0RtriTance, and Rini we
have no doubt, At oucs become quite pop
ulsra ID bnsinsss transactions II will over
come q difficulty which has often been ex-
peTiensed In legally oohheeti1g the enFs-
lgpe With The insl0surs, while 70 he traY-
siing eotfespondent they viii be found en-
esgdingly handy, &c lhs paper, envelope
.aud stamp are ~ oonbinsd IL one. There
ara two sisss, note aud letter, Of three cents
postage rate each The small size are sold
- ol cent? per package Of tHsntE-hEs, Or
S8.o4 cents per hundred For the letter
size, 81 cshis per package Of tWsnty-hVe,
OK So ss Per package of.one- hundred
Ho1tTooEs United States Nal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

NorIoE CAYALRxI-The Company Of Cav
~ being raised for the Third Regiment.
0. V.C., will leave for Cincinnati on the
28d inst, at 4:55 P. NJ. Recruits will be
received during that day, until three
o'clock P. AZ, at the Office Of Fitch, Ray
mond & Co, No. &c River Street. A rare
opportunity is now offered TO those Who
would enlist in this, the most pleasant ahd
healthy arm Of The service. Recruits must
be prepared to 60 Immediately to Camp.
Transportation free. ysIsfqTT g
W.B. srRA1aHr, Recruiting Officer.
sept1s-358, ..a aSIs..arel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

BT The First Michigan Regiment was
tiksn from this city to Erie, on yesterday,
over the Lake Shore Road, distance Of
niaety-avs miles in three hours and hfty-
seven minutes. The train consisted oi
iIRenty.One cars. ~ = -ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

LIEUTENANT PRESTIss.-Among the Oth-
Gers Of Col. stOckton's regiment which
passed through here yesterday, was George
Prsntlss, 2d Lieutenant Of Company A.
Lieut. Prsntiss formerly lived in this city,
and has many friends and acquaintance
here. lie Is brother Of LOrin and Perry
Prentiss, EsQs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

CANNON AND CAESOs BALLs.-seventeen
forty,tEO Founders, and eleven hundred
and forty-aye thirty-tWO pound can
non balls, passed through this city this
morning. Destination, Capt. A. Il. FOOte,
U. s. Navy, St. Louis, Missouri
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9saal Aatiffs.
.MINIaTR ATRIY1R NOTInE.

~ -Fotfcs l. hers b. eisen that thu unears i7l9c
- been duly appointed aud auali1ed a. eenin f-
trarix on the esiats Of Ny o. DouF; De-
Cleveland. ssBt. 5. 1851 agpIss....
william EdFards1 Bef5le lex McBrldes y el
vs. Mid niadisbgi .d,,nty gh 6g;6 t9g%3aai7' S'sl- 's1
nN THE Sra DAY OF AUGUST
~ A. y, 1861, said usties issued an order g ~
taiihment in The arOye action iaT me sun 3. 49,
Hundred aud Ninety-TWo Dollars and Ais1.sen
Gents and the same viii be for hearing On sls ista
day II September, A. D., ls6ls q 3 eleek a,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

No-Alt uztoEE Shouta he addressed %
-i HENRY O. sPALDIEgs
aa ESQ i2 l8 Cedar Street, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

So We invite attention to lhs adver-
tisemenf Of Msssrs. John Hays Co., on
third page. Atthsir establishment, oppO-
site the Post oaios, they keep 8 fun assOrt-
msnt Of family groeeries Of best qualities,
which shsy are disposlng Of Al the lowest
cash prices. The name % John Hays is 8
guarantee thstaIl uho. deal with The hrm
wiz be treated hOnorabIy and politely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

{ AsOEaER RRafMEsT ORbEEED OFf.--Col.
Brodhesd Regiment has been ordered to
pFooeed to Washington without delay. The
ordef5 we're feosi4ed late Saturday even
isg alld Camp Lyon since that time has
Norn en- dinghy busy aspect. The
.Teglm5nt 4 fql, BAT is not equipped The
uniforms VII reach this city Tuesday er
Hednesda5, and WhsA their disiributi0n
shall have bsen aeoompl pliahsd, tie regiment
Win undoubtedly take lie departure. De-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

YACHT RAoE.-A race came of yesterday
between the Sherman and the Mist for
purse Of $40 90. They stood out around
the can buoy at the mouth Of the Bay and
returned. The Mist came in first By some
minutes, and took the "Pile "-Sqpdusky
Reg. 18th.
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PRESENT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION,
I ma STATE Is rapidly alag up with popalauoq 80
o25 persous having been addad since lso9 making i9e
present population ,7s eea Tsio Or lo2 per eP1i n
AGRrcUITURAL pRoDUcTs
me Agricultural Products cf limos arc greater t1an
oss OF any other STATE me producis ssut oet dans
o. rast wear exceeded 800 900 tons ne wheat crop
" aBu-oeches IS 0oo co bushels, while ths corn
e-s5 vieids not less than ia 900 900 bushels.
4 FERTTLFrY OF THE SOIL.
Nr,rhera can the Industrious farmer sesuro such M
mediate results FOR hls la5os as npo hese psi52
lfey being composed o. deep rich loarn ne leiiiy
I6f which, Is unsurpassed b. any on The gioos
: 10 AcTUAL cULfIVAT0RS
60. tssl ns C5apaiy hcss sold ,500, ,3co acTst
4Ees IN oalv % d.ndI cll1ratoTsi and erg eoflcl
leoEains an agreealsat % eaiuats ne Te1 ~ - -
sonaTucsaI through aess llil AZ an elile e 50 .oe9i
o,,ak vich Z pdsrss i1ls only 595 since l1el . u
sss lage ters addsd; p,aAg dc 'ehols Pe17on sls,
s1, gain ef i45 per es'it =, 4,
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. y
As evidence oftho thE.t q tAe pope msy s e
b1sheIs OF grzn and go 900 barrels q oar were 20
wurded over he Inc lsst yeaf.
ii EDUeATIOE.
/ sta,haal.annd vorkhzrnen win ind the fres sehool
gygtetn ENCOURAGED By the STATE and endowed Va =
srga revenue for te support or schools. her clil
idrs can I've il sight OF the church and sehoo.n11e3
and TTo 10 yh he prosperity Of he leading STATS K
tho Great Westsrn Empire. ~ son
u PRICES AND TERlEs OF PAYMEEI. 1,
81 me prices OF thess lands vary from 81 Q - P7
g acre according % location, quality, &c kls- eiaas
i farung lands seIl for about SO % slZ pr acre ana
ths re5iivs expense Of subd1ing prairie nd a1 coil
nared vim wood land i5 IN the ratio &C @ 70 n le
4 the f0rmez. Ths ierna q salefor the hsE q tAs
9 lands VIII be 1855 a a. .l
n ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE q
Al s per cent per annu, and elk Interest noiel a, -
percent payable respectively In one tso treeI iof
ive and SIX years from date Of sale ana Tour nl-e
5r principal payable IN four, hve SIX ana 80 u -
rom date Of sale the contract stpuafng mat
ofths tract purchased shall be fenced and c.iEaa
each ana every year FOR I'VE years from c.ie q s.
80 that at he end Of i've years oneha saii 1e is-.
and under cultivation M
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDg
from the valuation fo- cash, except The same sgs =
!. III six dollars per acre, when the cash Pee -ii
dollars
'OSTER, Land ComI1issioner,
q .----IIr N CHICAGO, ILLINoIS
.gaa. and cities Eltueted upon slae ",
/. / 40. O.RPPLEr0ysS RAILWAY @ yAA'a,
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Ridsriatie 0natoiss.

ugs ars enabled here to Ol9r the Community :
w,sa,- ,ghT h while II cures the above Complaints
- c.rtninfy is still perieetiy haru se IN an9
.sS.tifv such . remedy is inTaluable a districts
s-hsrs these afiiciing di9ordets prevail ~
ST5T5eF eTpslB the nliasuEtic pOiBOn OF fHyER Az
sSf ii fhs disease, II taken On the nr8t ~ ru.ea
~ ~ orsn,enitory symptomB- IL e noc only the
5--svor ye discovered Tor this class OF CO.
.ieints 6uf alsO th cheapest The large Qnansty
= snpniy for doll brings Il Within the r5el p
evzrS 6eiiy : and d bili0u5 distriets, 1ere sktk5
-, kaTTg prsVaiis avery body should nave i enl
- a fSSeiy 5Oib for cure aud Brotactons g-ea
s1osrfority Of this remedy over any other az
$1,000 or The speedy and certain cure y lnteflnits
ssanentiV It produces Quinism or other injnrlns
-ee s-fefs5ver upon the conattrution. Iho5s corec
~ n ars ie e healthy e. II they had never had ne
= Fever and Ague q not elone the eonsegqenee. q
tha nfasn1ic poison. great farietJ 0l 1i9oreeia
risu from ia Irritation, among y htrh are y elE1,
Rk.snqfisn, Goiit, HeadGche, Billiole.s, 1o9ldeas
IsSrdsls Oaftrrh dstalej paiioHl fnlnl4t q esc'
sio1 Of rs Spleen, HpseTEes, PGin q te Booes,
psrai5sis and Dsr6acaissat q fte n0i1e1ei ~ u
Which, when originating IN ibis e9nss Put q ~
.Ts,Is &c 5oisan trom the bieods and conse9neqy
,1,ls them an alike. It is an tnEeiu2nle pEc.ec.lel
= i1sniarantl and persons z er .e1l
rssiding IN the NAL tous Districts, ta4el 49,
Eio6aIlT or daily ghs expoeed 70 tug to.lsl. 80
An fes,esrated froui the system ana canlO. Acl-
eiefs in gIll cieRt euainty % flpen DC Qlleac-
He1eS 4 4 even more valuable tor Proseclen tnAa
-1--e and fW Wiu ever sulcr trom lttents Y
thew avail thsmBslso1cl ths proteetlon nm fsaos
A99sas; nv DR.. j. o. AYER . %, Lowell, Hall.
A A 4 eTaiaun-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

Captain---Chas. a. Mitherell, Hillsdaie'
lst Lisut-G. u DeekeEa Ia do. asa
ID LieuL-8utler Brown, do.
Orderly sergesnt-JaniAh Odeli, do.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19
z IaIOUa- AOLNUIpENOkl-
= sroAn - OogAFEa :
SMITH AID OTHERS IN A B01iii

< ,s.,.uRfy, IN siFhe win ha osIsbfaiod kRABIAA
,,.tSt.a3l1IrIDH@ POWDERE, Whare eyery owner Q;
s.sf sT,i (etfls can aud the bdst Medicine - css
- - ne Dleoaaeg peeuliar 70 auch AnlHea
srsV - 4 Sovereign Remedy Tor Ooldsi gonlsl :
- "A Er,eflta n bound, Dl1ennlperef a. Ee
5F-f6s's Powders siHays give sati1iacilonl e sae
-rlonaan a. fho have tsed theHlt en- tea1lll- -
sIirr1isrg ~ thann. Tor sale b. y. \. GayiqI9I
r ~ Paiuaer benton Brothers, and 5troHg 2 A. ~,
u -+.~,.. fiISTals1a. o. and " al Druggisls n -
80 II X, oigs % 81 the er1 rieirs a -
Ssei5, sFSlsza, Ohio, . Thom 81 or4ass
mFss 81 e l5asslltl aaass'i ,i1ssl g. 9 9, gosgIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

30 Read what DI. Bushnell says u the 9rRfsD'
org n Asdiclnesa Dr b Is hysician OF extensive
erActics and u the most guccag3inl "a the
" fIFsin.bull) in which he resides
sYtbis aeriinss that hsYe usod the Graien berg'E
-a.tis 2rd Nsrshalfs CAfhohcJn, sold here oy b. .
!QhnzSn, in M practice. IEsy are good nledieipes
-Narff3sd, rrumbuii county Ohio, March :, 1851.
sold by Bruggigts and Medicine DasleTa through.
ut ths cl1atrT. -Eor Medicines OF Agencies, sd
lsnItka General A gent ior Ohfo
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TAMEs HEoDELL, BRASS
ID To1NDHR AND nAEuPA0TURER q
Si5 ac5f5 ffom stTesti Cleveland, Ohio IL
4 sr31sroi - fnislsTGll ki1lts of Ndrk e8ed 20
1.ssI5 - Ffrnbinq B15lness. Bar Punip5 u al
firds uads and repaired. Bras Casting done tAiln
RdBrEE WoF& 81 ell klzds rsBAlrp6. aea4B
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TUESDAY, MoRNISa.
TUESDAY AFTEREoo

A. J. sPExoKn, Secretary.
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TencNska, rnailtute az soIsn.

M0aBAf EvESn0, Sept. 10, le0l'
A large huniber Of The citizens and
teachers met att the time appointed and lis
tsned. lst, to the Sword Of Bunker Hill,
as sung By Mr.. BigslOv and Miss Patri'tii
"a, 10 the discussion of the following
a How shsll We best secure The hearty CO.
opsratlOn Of the patrons Of our schools 2
Rsmartu we're made by Messrs. Patrick,
sOrtor, BIseloW, Spencer, Dudley, Barnes,
ana arifalh; Sd, On motion, Prof, Griffith
vas invited to give q recitation. He re-
spOndsd, BY bringing down tho house with
he Smack in schoOl" 4th. Mr.. R. F.
HumistOn, Of Cleveland, addressed the au'
disnoe-suhisot, aAFAkenins an Interest
in our Schools" .l a
TUESDAY, MoRNISa.
Prayer. Music, Arithmetic Exercise
oOuducted by Mr.. BigelOW. Physical Geog-
raphy, BY Mr.. Norton. RlOOutiOn, BY Prof
Griffith, Physiology, By DR.. Sterling Mr'
O. 7. Read, Of sOlOn, reported the condition
Of the schools in said 10 oWnship. 1858
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Music. Budget Was opened and read
With interest Grammar, By Mr.. Norton
Physiology, by DR.. Sterling. Music, El0
outiOug By Prof. Griffith. ThAOTt
Ths lectures during the day we're nOtOnl!
instructive, but full Of interest. A lsrgi
number of teachers, from various parts o
/ he county, are as usual enjoying profit
able time. -. s..,..,,
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9; a. y I 0IAsK, ass. 2; Ags9Pt gen ~
OANRORD7S HAIR DRESSING
TwENTY-BIvE CRNTs,

Or rssses II IN any form desired. dtllghtful per-
fnma, snd the largest bottle ever sold for
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hereby ciiItitg that i haF8 bean aoaitne In the
5rlenberg Medisinas Scr ths past year, and can tn
pay that have asggf of5si any medicines TO tn1
public thai have usat with si- de,dsd appreciation
Il tho people Ike thsae FarticulaIly the Pills aud
.jath0ioon. fbey win fzf7oEm al end more than 10
ss0mlsed lpr thslp. have sold h2ous atty bOtilee
rssplts IL eyer eA1e 50 1A =; S9'sSssseh s.',s!s
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No State 10 The ValeJ OF the tspp olars % Bfs--
an inducement 70 the settler As the Stato Of ILLINOIS,
Thera Is no portion OF the world where all tho eondi-
tons Of climate ana soil b admirably combine % pro
duce those two great Eapless Cokl and hA15 as ne
prairies OF ullnca
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ATTENTION. GRAys.-YOu are hereby or
dersd to appear Of the ArnOry, Thursday
evening at O'clock. Business Of imPor-
tance will be brought before the company.
By order, C. L CLARK, o. s.