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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

Tomb Stones, .lMMSOlesI2lx,
MONUMENTS. TOMBs.
HEAD AND FOOT ~TONES,
GARDEN .ATS7UARY. DC, Sc.
q. u. & f..
1NHANkFCl. for ths," past atr"nage. w"nl' agaii
l. call tn" attention Of those in want # GRAvl
WoRk. TO their large variety ah"ut ~i,nlr"g ut Ea'"n
Rouge, manufactured at i'h'la'clI hia fr"m new Dc
signs. out Of
italian I'D hmerican Marble.
Rv long "xperi nee in the tusinaSs ND tl.tt f.iI
ties Tor doing work thy can auspr. cnti . -,'i-fc
t'oo Z" all those who mHy favor 'hrn, with n eli
~ All work guaranteed g. b. So. m in good con.
dition.
PIPER 4 BRADFORD. AGENTS.
oct Ut = iathu teRae Ia
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REMOVAL AND NOTICE OF 90

cPARFNFRSHH-1Hos. +. SHIElD's Typ.Foon1rv
and Printers Furnishing and Paper Warehouse he,
cen removed from the late stand, No. Sc Gray,rrh
Place. ~ '""A
MT. kThURW HYATT ia admitted a IA, tner n
ths undersigned. under the firm of THOs n ..HiEI.nS
&Co', from November Let, 1850. Nov. \. O.. III
THOS. Il. SHiEl rs
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8VQABRLANRBB0.
sEorTsO

8ToTTsO
PATENT SUGAR MILL GOvERNOs
Sugar Planters wishing to contract Tor thie ~
invention for the next erinding sessen, shosn -"
application ~ early - possible t.
ROOT 6TD7T Baton Rouge, q
SZEPHgN ALLAN NSSOEUb
August lth-lM.
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Toys md FireArOrkS.

TOYS and FHelrDl.d:S.
WE are nov receiving 4 rect N, IN t.. fnp,rt.- $
w one of the largest and b,-t assorted stock F.
CHRISTMAS Toys y FIR, YORK ry.r b on +
to taton Rouge. " ich We offer nv wlnle,al-, at New
DrleAns prices, Cur stock Of fir~wu1k. consist, n,r,
~ Of |
ROMAN CANDLES.
ROCKETS. of all kinds.
PlNWHEELS.
SCROLLS.
TRIANGLFS.
VERTICALS,
SERPENTS,
HOPPERS.
BLUE LIGHTS
FLOWER POTS,
BENGOLAS,
MINERS,
CRACKERS,
TOpPEDOES,
BALLOONS,
ETC, ETC.
And our stock 81. Toys consists OF every variety kert
10y shops. ptnlrrs are respectfully invited 10 cal
andrxamlne our stock before sending their order, TO
New Orleans OF purchasing elsewhere
o'c'ss n. STEM iHT Il 90
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

Me. I Truss Hope
IN UST RECEIVED AND o SALE AT OUR USu
Al LOW PRICES,
HoosHnAD TRUSS Hocrs, 81 aud 80 INCHES,
HAL1 BARRst do 10 1oK "
These Hoops are made with extra care.
Besides . Large Assortment Of oOrers Tot..,
1t 4 .ANOUES
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Nt.uAAZlNE
BRITISH REVIEWS.

l.. COT l. CO., New Yurk, continue to publish
the following leading ritisil Periodicals, viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY,
(Conss, uaitre.)
lWhig.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
free Church)
4. ::
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
(Libe ut)
BLACKW'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
f1nrul
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received at par.
CLUBBING.
Ad:ssount OF TWENTY-FIVE or cent. from the above
prices I'LL he allowed I" Club ordering four or more
cories II any one or more Of til, rbrve works Thus
Four con IS of Rlac wood. or VI ne itview. Will h'
sent to one address for 81; four COPIES Of the f"ui
Reviews aud Black God for $50 ahd Sc on.
POSTAGE F..
In all the PRINCIPAL Cities and Towns 'lesr ""rN>
will be delivered rkEE ur POST GE. Wh.n s.n' hA
mail, the Postage '" any part # the tnf=d %l''"-
will b" but Twenty-four C,ns ''ar for : 'i"'1
w'"k, and but Fourtee Cents a year t4r "tH ~
the Reviews.
n. The price in Grcat Britain Of The five N"r
"d,cals above NAMED is 81 per 'nnum
Kemrttances for any # the above rnisicatr
should always be addressed ~ st:ad. to I'll" fn''
fishers. or &'1
Na-c'' ". No. NJ Cole s'r""' >ew '"'R
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

u III 1seO8XsS oVsO ossssSssNASO
IL Fourteen Months.
IT. Fourteen M0nlh0s
III Fourteen Mouths.
Dm Fourteen Months.
Ia Fourteen MontlAe.
In Fourteen Months
lO Fourteen m0Nths.
In Fourteen MOMl0ass
In Fourteen Months.
liz Fourteen Months.
It IL Warranted to Curo
L. Warranted u Cure
- Warranted 10 Coro
Is Warranted tn Cure
TITS Warranted Ia Cure
Ilis Warranted 20 OMF0
It's Was raMtesi to Curo
tits Warranted to Curo
HN Warranted 70 Cure
HiS ~ ted eO Cure
IL Directions q re Followed.
IL Directions nre Followed,
~ Directions ARE Followed,
II Dlrec tioHs are Followed,
81 Directions r. Followed,
- n,,,.ss,s.ns .re ro.Io,~.d
II Directions nre FOLLOWED.
II Directions are Followed,
II Directions arc Followed.
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any c"se .. se,s:s
Auy Case Of DyplDepo4a
AM case ~ Dv.1,~snea
$500 a
Amy f;a.r of Dvs,,r i.sia
Amv Case nj Dvsusl.ula
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These periodicals ably represent the three great
,oI,icnl parties Of Great Britain-Whig, Tory. md
rp,dical-but politics form, only one feature OF Their
character. A. Organs Of the most pF"i'nnn "f.'ers
49, Sc;.nce l;ternt ure, Morality, and Religion. they
stand. as they ever have stood, "nr'vnli"' in The
.or1a ~ letter.. being considered indisp, nsalle to
m. .cho,nr and tn. professional man. Will" to the
intelligent rca,i"r Of every class 'h-y '"rh's" = more
.arr.ct and s,t i.factnrv record If the current lif"rn.
tyre o, the day, throughout tn" world. than can be
po..ihlx affirmed from any other source.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

you remember the tlrobbing temples. the f.y.,.d
brow, and the ~loath'ng aud disgust At the sight o,
FOOD. How totally unit you we're for pleasure, con,
versat'on or study. One Of the Cephalic Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposes yon
ahonld alaays have . boz Of them on hand 10 nc 4.
occasion requires.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02
Al.ls>, rN,.-nr't. a. ~ MEU1

nils.' ilyspepsAc Remedy
Nilss' by slDep sDc Nrnistey
Bliss Dyspcpasc Remedy
Bliss by sl,rps r. Remedy
Bliss Dys n ptir R~m~dy
Bllss' llvspr lDsSc Kennedy
Bll.., Dysps p,1c Remedy
Bliss Hysp<ltlr Remedy
Bliss Ilysi<ptIc Remedy
N.Iss' Dysp<J ptse Kennedy
Has the Largest Sale
Has Largest Sale
Has the Target sale
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Target Sale
Has the Largest Male
Has the Largest Sals
Has the Largest
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
OF Medicine Ia the Wofld.
Ut any Medicine H. the World
OF any Medicine In World.
or any Medicine ~ the World.
" n any NlesSDc0ne IT the World.
~ any Medicine In the World.
Or auy Medicine In the World.
az Any Medicine In the World.
IN any Medicine L. the World.
on any Medicine H. the W0rla.
lUO, UOO Packages
lou, UUO PACKAGE
lUU,OUO Package
1OO,OOO Packages
lOO,O 900 PACKAGE
lUU.UUO PacAa8ss
lOO.OUO Packages
JO,OOO Packages
lUO.UUO Package
lOD, lOO PACKAGE
Sold H. Georgia ard SOuthCa10l1Wo
Sold I" Georgia ard SoathCarollns
Sold 4" Georgia AID S0athe;arol1oo
Sold I" Georgia and SoathCarol1~a
S.lso Ia Georgia ard SOuehCarOllsa
SOls, H. Georgia aid SOsalnC Ca roslss0
S0l,o Il. Georgia AID S~OuetbCor0a1na
Sold lU Georgia and SoushCaEol1so
SOJ,1 IL Geor01a a,sd SOuthCarol1n0
fold IL Georgia and SssuthCarollM0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

HARNESS, COLLK1S. &c,
A NEW supply OF fresh cart b.eeching, hog skin
IA collars, blind b. iales. cart. saddles, s1.ddles. 1e.
LARGUIER 4 LANOUE
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COPIES.

The receipt Of advanced sheets from 'hr III
ish publishers gives additional value I" these Re-
innsmuch az they can now be placed IN W.
hands Of subscriber about AZ soon a. tue ''s'n''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02
Real Rleaain1

4 Real BIcssinR.
Physician.-Well, Mrs. Jones. low is that head
aci~:
Mrs. Ione.--Gone Doctor, all gone, TIL. pill YOU
sent me cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more so that ! can have them handy
Physic,an You can get them at atty Druggists.
Call tor Crphalic rills, l find they never fail, and ] re.
commend them 10 all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. Jones.--I shall send fo- a box directly. and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they srs a real
Messing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02
,.ralv Realized.

n al n 'orribls 'eadache this hafterpoon, hand
stepped in the apothecary's; hand, says hi 10 tn
man. Can you hease me Of an eadschsf' Doe. !
upon that . gave me > CephAlic Pill. hand 'pou IN
,onor il cured me 3" quick that ! 'ar,ily realized ! a
'ad an 'eadxchc.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

Tps AnALGANAroN ~ Is . grow
ing tendency In this age to appropriate the most r.-
pres.ive words Of other languages, and after a w''Ie
cephslic, which ~ from the Greek. s'~gn,fyiog for the
head, ;, IL now becoming pnpul.r,zrd IN connection
with Mr.. Spalling's great Headache Remedy, but II
vii soon be used in = more general way, and the
xord C.phalic will become ~ common AZ Elcctrrtype
and many others whose distinction ~ foreign words
has been wors away BY common usage until they
.eem ..natjye and to the manor born.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

GREAT DISCOVERY. Among the most important ),
81! the great medical discoveries Of :hi. age NAV be
considered tho system of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, this Cephalic Pill for relief Of Head.
ache, and the use "f Quinine for the prevention Of
Fevers. either Of which Is a sur" specific. whose brn.
eata will b. experienced by snfFrri & humanity long
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
An Irrep1'essIBIs Family.
The following story is tOli of the family
of a BROOKLYN blacksmith:


The following story is toli of the family
Of Brooklyn blacksmith
Before the departure of the I4th regiment
man who carried on q blacksmith shop in
connection with his two sons, went to the
be I'd quarters and concluded to enlist. He
said that he could leave tie blacksmith busi-
ness in the hands of the boys-Hhe couldn't
stand it any longer, and 60 he must.P He
was enlisted. Next day down comes the
oldest of the boys. The blacksmith business
'iwasn't very drvin', and he guessed John
could take care of it." 'Well, said the old
man, ''go it" And the Oldest son went it.
But the following day John made bis appear
aLce. He felt lonesome and had shut up the
shop. The father demonstrated, but the boy
would enlist, and enlist be did. Now, the
old gentleman had two more sons who
''worked" the farm near Flushing. The mil
itaFy fever seems 10 have run in the family,
tor no sooner had the father and two older
brothers enlisted, than the younger sons came
in for a like purpose. The pater- families was
q man Of few words, but he said he ''would
not stand this anyhow The blacksmith
business might 60 to--some other place, but
the farm must be looked Alter. So the boys
were sent home. Presently one of them re-
appeared. They had concluded that one
could manage the farm, and had tossed UP
who should 60 with the l4th, and he had won
the chance. This arrangement was finally
agreed to. Button the day of the departure,
the last boy OF the family was on hand to
join and on foot for marching. The old man
was somewhat puzzled to know what ar
rangements could have been made which
would allow all the family to go, bat the ex-
planation of the boy solved the difficulty
s'Father, said he, with confidential ehuckle
IN the old mans ear, "I've let the farm on
sharesT The whole family, father and four
sons, went with the l4th Regiment"
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The ennrninnrr snnrl..

F The Hartford Courant thus speaks of the
sanguinacy and canibalistic character which
the Southern press Is wont to give to the
present war.
HSuch Is to be the character Of the war
fare. The Tribune corps, If they are caught,
will probably be substituted for Virginia oysS
ters. Henry A. Wise will probably invite
his friends to barbecue of Wendell Phillips.
JEFF Davis, as De is now reported to be i'll,
viii lave TO be coniented with q little weak
Garrison soup. Roger A. Pryor viii use a
boWie-kniie to carve up some roasted Potter
azd the whole viii be followed BY desert
Of such delicate food as some young and ten
der aboliiionists wiz afforl Oh such Jolly
feasts those rebels will have Ths ambrosia
and nectar of the Gods win be but dry bread
and dish-water 10 the symposium fof which
the Southern mouth now waters, and which
the Southern palate Graves. And unless the
North Immediately decide By unanimous
vote that i is the duty Of nineteen millions
Of people 70 adopt a course OF living which
shall put our bodies in the most superior con-
dition for being eaten, unless each man re-
gard it religious obligation to make him
cell as fat as possible within thirty days, we
sbhf bear one universal complaint South Of
Aason and DiKons line that We are depriv-
ing them Of their rights. - 81 - ESQ
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A new bomb shell has been invented by
Ar. LOFTS Wood, Of Brooklyn, which he
claims viii be more destructive than any
projeCtils now used It's forms Is similar 10
that Of the ordinary shell The interior walls
are coated with a nOn-coEducting compost
ton, which prevents the charge hem fusing
them. The charge Is n0lten material, pour
ed IN through an easily closed gate.or open.
ing. The thickness Of the shell Is 50 arrnn-
ged that whether il fall on hlrd or son
earth, stone OF wood, Il bursts, and the con-
tents fy in every direction, and il ell shapes
and Qualities lift strikes wood ignition
ensues; and if human being, Il passes down
or through the body with tie rabiiify and ef-
feet efllghtning. A series Of test experiments
have been tried, both with cannon and
projecting by hand. In one Of the latter
trials, person standing imprudenfy near
the spot ofexplosion was struck by a descend
ing piecs Of the filing abcrt the aize Of a pea
on the back Of the neck. In an instant il
travsrsed bis body, scoring and soaring 3
track ior itself, and finally stopped in bis boot.
Ths. injuries were not healed Tor 11nearly a
mouth. This sxpefimeus was dropping a
sheH from the hand, at the height Of fifteen
feet upon sione. When propelled from
eaHnons iis power Of destruction may be i'm
masiaed, The shell can be made in Che form
ef 3 Alinis ball with Compartment 10 con
tain cOmbusible compound, for the purpose
ot more extensive and rapid eonla agrations
y has been offered hy The inventor % the
0pvefnmen q come etioH sgiit his ow b SER.
Tiess-9I hs cost ef de Shell 4 only one forth
that Of the forIa e pfeseht psS3
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DIED.

AT saraiose apEings, y. " on the "a nat Mss
NANCf b. MAINE dRur1 b oI AhlaF aoIneai
b Btronlvils d, agsd q gcars, aoHiha anu 4
she ha1 bo, ID ln7alid o. lavese Fears, spd lsft
ho.ho thtes sska bsloss hss daath lef the Pnrgese
O Fsoevng medical treatment at that place, but the
disease which had afflicted her 50 long, was uneon
quefablo. A large rstinuo of reiations and nlenas
will miss her smiling oountenaucs. She was an ex-
emplary christian, and "tiquEh dead yet lpoaketh"
"Weop not for her Her memory Is the shrine
0ipleasant thoughts, sweet q the scent OF othowers,
Calm the windlosa eve the sun . decline
sweet as the song Of birds among the bowers
Rich IS a rninbOw With its hnea Of igktg - a g
II Pure a. tho moonHhine 81 On Autumn nights u
- y = ~ Weep not for her ~ ~ asA
HWeep not for her ThOTo = no cause for woe,
Butrather u0rvo the spirit that u walk
Unshrinking Ter the thorny path below
And from eGrth1 low daiilafncnt's keep thee back
go, whsa = INV feet sWerViua years have down,
ehe'n meet thee at Heavens gate-and lead thee
On
rTE s'aer Weep pot ior herr
Der rsmaiRs were brought to strongSyille ior iR-
sefnOAt. leoA
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MiefRLlAkeeNe.
V00LE0H i86i.

LIBERAL NOES
gT WILL sEAADEos EECuglEaRDO1
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lsys, n. D. KENDALL a co.
mo THE TEACHERS OF Guy

ITO THE TEACHERS OF GUY
HOGA CQUHTY.--Tho undsrslgned, School
E1sminsrs Of ouyahogA County, make ihe following
Examinations for the coming year will be as fol-
lows M .as
IA July-lst Saturday. p
August-lEtAnd Cd Saturdays,
september-lst and 81 Saturdays.
October 'ft, Sd and 9Th Saturdays.
kovember-.zt "a, g. 4th and 5th Saturday.
lanuRry-lst and Sd Saturdays.
FebruaTy-lst Saturday. -
March-lst, 50 aed !tS Saturdays.
April-lst, I'd and 81 saturdays.
May-lst and Sd Saturdays.
All Examinations will take plsce at the Prospect
street Sohooi Houso, Cleveland, and Will be opened
1srtI6estss Of Moral Oharaster " II be requir,d Of
applicants. The board viii be most ready to accept
those nom thn ClerRymen residing in the unity, or
the applicant has attended.
In ord to elevats tho standard Of qualifications,
Gates Of long nrstop except where applicants prove
themselves Thoroughly Qualified, and 70 reject en-
tiTelY those who cannot pass satisfactory exami-
nation As indicated By the following quotation from
the * hOol Law; mo person shall be employed as
Teacher in any Primary Common school, unless
such person shall have first obtained from said Ex
aminoIs, or any two Of tfem, a certificate Of good
moral c. arnct6F, and that he she is qualified to
teach 0rthography, Reading, Writing; Arithmetie
Geography, and English Grammar. and In case such
person intends 20 teach in any comm school Of
higher grade, he OF she shall hrst obtain certih-
branches Aforesaid f
As the Law will not permit the employment Of any
r0eommend that teachers present themselves for ex
animation at least three or four weeks before the
time appointed for opening schools.
irculars embracing the sboVa action OF the Board
will be sent TO each Township clerk oftbe Couniy.-
Al inteTested are Tegnssied 70 procure copy fom
): BidsE5W' j dAIt5NWs' Board Of Examiners.
2; ;PiNGERsOLL,J
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-RE EAL ESTATR..-E. n. KEYEs.
RUUOE Q hNNANUOl
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE A0 sNTS,
No. 2lI Superior St., (HP 5t0irs,
FrEFf .MAkBLfE sBLOgK.


+ y Il - n Il
Twenty Acres, one nile from City line-good sandy
lOam soil. SI25 peraCro.
Valuable eraziBg Farm, in 4 aillgughby-25l acres
With House, Barn. Orghai g. &c. ySi per acre.
Fifty-six Acres s niles from itS. S3s per acre.
Prospect street, Brick Building for Store and
Dwelling, with lot Sl5Un.
Hamilton Srset, House and Lot $50
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- NnMRER oF TRooPs.

-The number of troops here Including
those at Alexandria, reaches nearly a, 900.
That We are on the eve Of exciting exents, i5
surely true. The number in Fortress Non
roe Is now said % be six thoussud, with more
70 60. Il has slso tTanspired that the Gov
ernment has already accepted over $50, GOO
soldiers for three months and three years, or
during the war Over 5000 arrived here
yesterday.
The mail is about 70 close, and must bring
my Ietferto aperiod. Shall write you again
to-morr5W. GLDDOE.
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AMttiotr SaIfs.

GALE OF GAS STOCK = NofiIoa
" D hefalT given Ihat fhere 9Ili be sois u blios
OltFf'and enyeht7r couaty. elIc, On the lft day
Of ioio. 1881 beta ~ Chs hOuIl oil 2 and 0clcck
r NJ, % shares Of stock 10 the Adrian Gas Light
Company, of Fifty Dollars each SHARE fully paid up
said gtock q pledged collateral Hecurfy Tor he
pas suuent " $50 WITH iui uietd8t thertcn frdm ~ I'D
10Th, is6o ami viii be sold TO pay said debt aud sK
prnaes Of sale. l.. PRENTIss,
mny2i, ,ls6l:23I Attorney.
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T7 q IL sotflaa. iiaTTEET. The Charles
ton correspondent Of tie Philadelphia Ameri

ton correspondent Of tie Philadelphia A1neri-
,aRRf 81 asTs of tha flnoq aaathg TbSttery: "a.
NJ va About gagaerrain Ga0,tiu1 bs,ss-vp a.
- ~ snacne Re sllailt o iaizs sa1lier It l.afe5
eH6 H6ea 81 mud ~ iear Sullivsl,e
hlAnds dGiof Anderson Cred 8 few sholS a
sa4sit -After ths GLORIOUS FictOF5, r Is was soand
q {. - - he neallF knoeked 70 pieces Tie guns
So saiTlllo haE Is1,0Fed, sad tie thing iozsd
~ n, rauRd lby nesps of the fnaxy' b the Alh-'
ley river, q ~ tids has filed q With mud Gnd
hus Etsae and taAt 3 lds ead d tis poor Aolti AZ
Izs aissslsfF. = bnFe ehdea yofed 10 6hd out heGT
n .e1r1p i cas6 but that Is one Of the fiane
d1T{5 concealed from the inquisitive ual1s
ef .Ella-1uzail-l lc alaTl- - = -tN,ilf
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FOR 81 OR EXCR4NaE.

Wilson Avenue, House and ceres, with Fruit,
&C. Exchange Tor a Farm.
COlamer, 65k acres, with orchard; also house aad
one acre, near COlamer, on Plank Road Exchange
fer land near st. Paul, Minn. -
Valuable Water Power, on tho Ohio Canal, 9
miles from City. kxHhange Tor Cry propsrty.
Farm Of l53 acres in WilloughbY, good House,
Barn, Orchard, &c. Will sell the whole 100 acres
and take house and lot In or the city in part pay
Five Houses and Lot, west OF Erie street-a good
tenant prOperty-tO exchange for land the City
and pas didarsnce in cash a
Sc0vil ATsnue-large twO-story house and large
lot, barn, &c. Exchange for land in part balance
on long tme.f
A handsome Country Residence, in Saudushy, one
and half mi es rom the Railroad depot. A large,
handsome and we'll finished stone holse, barn and
As acres OF land with great variety Of choios fruit
% exchange for improved propertysin this CITY.
Yarn Of I2l Acres, on Plank Read, y mlios nom
Oity, large tWO-8tory Brick House, good Barus and
Orchard; soil sandy loan and muck-a superior
farm. Win take pay one half in house and isW acres
near the city; balance on time.
Kinsmas street, tWo-story House and Lot, To
exchange for = farm and 3 few acres near the City.
Greenwood Street, tW0-sfory House and Lot. To
exchange for tarm.
Brick Tavern stand and lOk acres, on one OF the
principal Plank Roads, y miles from the City large
ana convenient house and excellent land. To ex-
change in part for house and lot, few acres near
thscity. -'a c
One hundred and sixty Acres Land-in Lebanon
county, Michigan. s. per acre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

As aolevelander, feel a gratifed pride in
the eminently sOldierly appearances and bear
ing Of the Grsys. There is not q company
IN Weshiugt ton more WDrthy OF general ad-
mifation, or which more hEOrably impressed
our military men and citizens on FIRST sight.
They send friendly greeting to their num-
berless friends at home, with the assurance that
'igood report and honorable mention shall
be merited by them on the field of battle
That they will soon find an abundance of ac-
tive military duty, the opening of the cam
paign, by the investment by Federal troops
Of Alexandria, already sufficiently indicates,
TAKING OF ALExAxDRIA AND DBkTH OF COL.
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