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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
LIE CLAIRE iIOUSE.

LIE CLAIRE lIOCNE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
Davenport, Iowa,
G1LLECG 4 ia NT,.......... Ps0psiee0ss
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIZ
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt. Maquoketa
and Anamosa. ,june22-nu
A. T.. n ID. KELLY,
DACkEKS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
l. Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian lO-dfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

A Coon TINE. The Prairie Rang
srs had good time yesterday. Their friends
from the country came into town to see them
mustered in. AID brought along a bountitul
supply Of provisions. each as good mothers
aid sisters know how to provide. The repast
spread before the boys was a splendid one.
and right heartily was it appreciated. The
supply pre- we'd 80 abundant that other compa.
nes were invited to " fall in Z" and enjoy the
rich treat. The invitation was gladly accept
ed, ard general coed time was erjoyei.
May they all see many eneh happy times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
From Cincinnati. !.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.
Samuel B. Hirst President Of the City Council,
died this morning of consumption.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

GEORGE q. HU8NEal.
a TTOKNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB-
"A lie. OsvcE, Nickolls Block corner Of Brady
and seeond streets
anlH div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

ADJT. GEN. BAKER returns thanks on
behalf OF many soldiers at Camp Mcclellan, tor
bed.coverin2 furnished them through the
kindness of our ladies and others, arc hopes
their contributions will be continued, as many
more blankets, DC, are much needed, especa
ly as those purchased may not be here for
some time vet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendrick, Proprietor
Corncr Of Perry and Sd sts,

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES
~ Of ell descriptions on hand and
~ ready for service at all hours Of day
- and night.
Our horses are we'll known to be
the beat 10 this voinity, ,and our carriages are Of
the latest styles aod best manufacture.
~et1adu
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NUMBER Nl.


FAYDSs1, Aug. -.
.APIfeh ensions being felt that he Bsssek Baak
o. tho state at th!s place would be robhed. -
cashier Yesterday SEAT the spssis, anesa6ice 8
aoout Stoe, 600, to Allen Dept, on tAe North He
soori hailfoad, for tsaasportasioa % 6s. Leuis.
VI resehing Allen, the monsy vs. ssised ~ :
party Of 70 secsssiouists hssdsd y Cape, Pcaa.
de1tss, and carried oG. Whether it viii - -
covered not known, sous say that Poisdsa-
.. mas been indaced 70 rssas1 lt = the 0nak.
.ne missouri River and carry II 70 dsn. Psiesb
nHwAUE1D, Aug. ~.
osIgeoa 6nhan. Of the Wisconsia lot. was
buried to-day, The funeral vss the lsreest sinee
the burial Of the Lady Elgin Victims, and quiSs
- impressive. The old rsgimsntal lae ssdse
which no fought and received the fatal vounds.
was Wrapped around the cciln, snA his snifee1
laid above. His body wss escorted 10 the ch ~
and csmssry BY the Colonel, officers a,A uaoy 81
the privasss Of the Lot regiment,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

TIV8 0oIItm0B0e.
-, BALrIx01s, Aug 20.
The Old Point boat has arrived. There il M
news from Fortress Monroe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
Vessels Running the lockade.
.SlCKyNE.SS AKONG THE REBEL TROOPS.
The Rebels Eager for a Fisht
An Early Attack from the Rebels
Expected.
1000 Rebels with Bridges to
Cross tho Potomac.
MARYLAND TO BE TAKEN AND
THE WAR TRANSFERRED To
THE SUSQUEuANNA.
Rebel Forces in Virgins 800. 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

THURSDAY. Aug 20.
Convention assembled ut O'Clock
A communication Of Daniel F. Miller waa
read.
Penn Clark offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That in the late STEPHEN A. Doug
las ". recognize the true patriot and enlight
ened Statesman, who loved his country more
tban party; that we deplors his death as
and adopt the sentiments Of his last speech
and commend it TO the attention Of s!l true
patriots.
Mr.. Dow reported that Cedar county was
represented-l8 votes.
A. b. Hull reported Dallas county-6 votes
Mr. Claggett. chairman ca resolutions, or.
tered the following resolution
Resolved, That when the people of the 90
ceded States. now IN revolt against the Federal
Government and the authority thereof, shall
lay down their arms. restore the public pro
party and return to their allegiance to the
Federal Government. the Government and
people of the loyal States viii be ready and
VIII CHeestuily ueAG 0uQ ret0Vo through 4
Constitutional Convs ntion Of I'll the States
any grievances which they may hive, whsn.
ever they may make known their desire for
redress in . constitutional manner.
Adopted IN auimously.
Dol. Dewey offered the folio wing rssolQtion
which was unanimously adopted
Re.olyed. That the First Regiment OF low
volunteers, by voluntarily standing bv Gen
Lyon in his extremity, and by their bravery
on the battle fields, command our highest ad.
mi, alton. and have conferred imperiehsble re.
nown upon our noble state; that ve hail their
return With pride and delight and commend
their example to all the Iowa troops now il
the service Of their country.
Mr.. Dow offered the following rssolution:
Resolvsd. That in the eelec.ion OF candidates
to fill Judicial Offices. party conventions should
not inquire into the political preferences Of ita
candidates; bat that in oil cases, without r
gard to party. The man best fitted for The
place should b named.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The Convention then proceeded 70 nominate
candidates loe aeate o6ssea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
Law Partnership.
mo- p COOK j. WILSON DRUkY.

Law Partnership.
JNo. P. COOK. J.wILsoH DRUKY.
COOK a. DIIUhH,
Successors to CboE, Dillon d Ltpdky.
\XIE HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice Of tho Law. TO which
shall devote our personal attention.
March B. 1860. COOK i DRukY.
n. ID. CONGDON. WV. HALL.
CONG DON 4 HALL,
4 TTOKNEYSAND COUNSELOKS ATLAW,
"A and Notaries Public. Office, North west
orncr OF Brady and sjecond streots, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. July Z6-dti
JAS. T.LANE, o. W. SKINNER
LANE l. SKINNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
IA hER Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store. Dec.
T.C.CAxPBELL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL IL BILLS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOR2 AT LAW.
"A Office, No. Davenport's Block. nov2l-n
BURrlN HOUSE.
NOKNER OF IOWA AND FIETu STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
HOKSER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, ,Proprietors.
FREQ Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LcClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
l(:NAT:IJS LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR.
i OrPICE-South- east corner of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from Z to A. NJ, and 3
to ) Z. iune27.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

". n. CLAHk,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
n and Notary Pablic. No. Aickolls' Block, Dav-
enpOrt, iowa. mar3-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 80.
Gov. Dennison has just received the following
! telegram from Brig Gen. Cox:
GAULgY BRIDGE, Aug. 20.
Authentic reports show Is killed and 40 wound
ed. A large number Of the 7th Ohio are scattered
and missing. but We hope hat most Of these will
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OyvIcE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Secosd
streets, in McManus i Shepherds block, opposite
State bank. mch25- DIFF.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

CAMP McCLELLAN.-Mr. Doyle, Of
the Dubuque Times who spent last Saturday
in our city. compliments our citizens very
highly through the Times. upon the handsome
Preparations made to receive our boys Of the
Iowa Fr.t; and speaks Of Camp Mcclellan as
follows:
Camp Mcclellan is probably the best situat-
ed IN the 5 ate for health and pleasure. 1t is
but short distance from the river, upon hill
covered with beautiful groves Every one ad-
m,res the location aud compliments. General
Baker tor his good taste in the selection.
There are six companies Of cavalry and seven
of infar.ry now in camp. They expect daily
to BE- equipped. and are in good health and
spirits.
Capt Cleveland's Rifle Zouaves practice the
Ellsworth d,ill, which is much admired by
visitors The men 10 Cumps Mcclellan d
Fremont state that they have first rate pro.
visions and plenty Of them. No hquor is si.
10 wed in either camp, and nearly halt Of the
boy never drink, under any circumstances.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

CHAg T. PUTNAM ysHE n. ROGERS
Putnam Il MOGE RSs
A TTORNLYS AND COU UNsELORS AT LAW. ..
"A OyyIcE, Davenport Block, No.29, Nam ~.
Second Floor. iun1-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
DISTRICT COURT.
| AUGUST TERM.

HON. JOHN T. DILLON, Judge.
LA II. GITIoRD, Clerk.
Friday, August Both, 1861.
The Jury returned q verdict 10 the case OF
Baker VS. Mygstt in favor Of the plaintiff This
vas usury case. Mygatt held Bakers notes
for upwards Of two thousand dollars and
deed OF trust on Phil Bakers farfh. The note
vas given for ueury. and by putting it iu
cour. Mr. b. wipes out the entire debt. The
trial lasted seven days. We believe Mygat
sppesled to the Supreme Court. Shorey and
Bennett. for plaintiff; Dawson & True for Ny.
gait.
Several other email cases we're disposed Of
by reference and otherwise. and several mo-.
tions for new trials we're made.
During the session thrl hundred cases have
been disposed Of. There yet remains on the
docket three hundred and fifty cases The
criminal calendar was put over until the next
term which is held in December next.
Court adjourned sine die at half past twelve
o'clock
Judge Dillon opens court at Dewitt On Mon.
day next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

From Washington.
WAsHINGToS Aug so.
The Secretary Of the Treasury contemplatos
issuing IN address to the public in behalf Of ma
tiona, loan.
An army officer, stationed on the Virginia side
Of the Potomac, reports that, while We have lost
several soldiers this week in picket skirmishiDg,
at least 10 Of the enemy were certanIy killed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

LOUIS A. MAJ kLOT,
BANKER 4 DEAL Err IN EXCHANGE,
DAvonPort, IOWA.

AKI- -dU
ono n. C. DOW sc. BROWN.
now Z BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS TLAW
IA and Notaries Public.
=. Z. Brown, United States Commissione'.
OvPuCs-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchsnge W
fce, Davenport, Iowa. mssS-u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09
aTHE CITY
Panee Coart.

This Court was held his morning stthe
Common Pleas Rooms the Police Oanrt bas
ing inplosesso Of feaovetlpg asd cleansing
The folleRI6g cases wors sllspded
Samuel Harris petit larceny, continued
to the 10Th. u~r .,ffr --ue
W@.Frespah, d~isturbanos, dismissed
Chas HOrens Jas sWinglstOn csEistian
FudrOL JaS WhHS1ahds datIesf Maggie
grand larceny, esnahued % i2h Ball
$3.50 sash.
Mary Ann Coleman, intoxicatiou, House
Of cOrrsOdOR q. days At hard lAboh
Nike Byrhs sud=BryaH o Mails, asseult
and battery, continued to The FoA
JOshua George, Emily and ehsrIcg
wisks, continued to l6th. Bail $780,. -
Jsmes Tibbsts, assault and battery, s.
and costs.
Charles Rtadls, RIsbaard ssRdi Eha.
ThOnss HaOksp, grand larceny, OOAtiRusd
to l2th Ball $500 each. .4S
Pat MAhap, assault and battery, So end
ebsts,
Adam Haehes, assault and battery con-
tinuea 70 he aogh. 80 -a.sls-s
Isaac Burne,, receiving stolen goods,
continued to the l2fb Bain S1oO. ~;
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geaaI

ha.Rsbster, 8sa,leuYaban County Ohio. II
"a ) s4I-ilenn9n Pies. SFA Aes
The Judd limited AZ foa15Em Money.
s9eTp@ 1870 Ia Ifsebnsbt
1THE DEPENDANT WILL TAKE
sHaeice that on the 77lh. day q 4aF, l&i iha
fPlaintiE c0nlmeDsed- hla lonin-theaS eurt 81 CoH--
mon Pleas, in and Tor CuyahoRa -counE Ohio, tue
Objestrapdspraye 81. the pedti5n (which actInn - i
70 recoser-sha amount o. El2BSO Co Wih interest
thereon from lst, B5a clatmed-to be- d5
irons delendentto plaintiff tr dsrsaga ansained
by che plaintin intha aIle1o4bn sbE oatpnanEQL
oil WAish defsG danLrepHesantad ~ pure and un1qqI-
teIaesd Lnaeed 0il<Ou OF abnut1he tenth day Qtal-L
VEN Der, 1889; and sixthsnd eignhd aya q Juuesi s64
WHICH was nOtfR feet pure lnaasd IN, but TIE aame~
1as-imPur@ and adulteratadr ana which Eai0AA
bouzhE Of deiendautfor usa in tia manuacfua OK
Oil Cloths, hysTrasORofthe inquiry ana Rdnite4As
ton Of Whlch TIE oiicl0lh mhuufacrureaham gue1
oil was rem erfd unsaleable and Talueess, zndplaiu-
tid-wEs NOmpalIed 70 sRkeatha sama back fHomEa
customers and has baan unable 70 sela he sane again.
and also - eason0fWhieh hisreputaton "a aman7
ufactuFsr OF Oil Cloth hss been greatly damageds
ant aisg By reason Of which he We deFHFeagE
ofhis on 0cthstOsUif-ts pdrliEs5 toE19 1lAlu4Ls
damsEefn All'of th-ahoFc menttoned-euM
The- Defendanf viii deIDurF or ensEeF-6aA 7aa,
ton on or before ID f19th~ day o. AuEas6 l8f or
luilmeuf-Wiif bstaknD b~Y<efault aEaEst . rt~s
e@i- --RAAhEl BAGhUs EN9BAAs r-
idneeAf-r Ha~r~aH fEflntl19 AgQT1oIls-
LLa.aa
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DHAE PERTSIs;-I WroetO goF 2 fsF

- -fsGa-E- q a.g-1 -
DEAE P~EETsIs;-I WrotsAO goF ? fsF
but as I hats nothing tSd0this
aherhOOa 44hershf / Sonld write agains4
Nothing OEmsh Importance hOEeEeE hos
.tysSspirsf since. vi are here in camp
and | think from the experimentation
sws shall remain here for . few ct leastE
hive very pleasant aasftefs; our tents
are Iather small, but We BET aiehe comfort
Any well. The spe5pie hers are Kind in
deed! Iha4eAiaa ssVsraEgOodsmeAls since
i sahe here. They are building 3 very
large Lunatic AsyluBkste. The work has,
however, been stoPped:sst q few days DIV
Ing ID the fact thai lke money appropriated
for the purpose Of paying The men had got
INFO lhe hands of Che ssoesSoni SIS and was
depOsited in the Bank atltEis place. Col.
Tyiet has seized that noRey-soneS4o'-
-gBU4and is g0ingts nay The nneHaAdhase
ias work 60 on; so I understood yesterday.
/ rat he has closed the Bank r know We
havd arrested quite . number Of secession
~ $1,000 HE"HH"H M~M . -
lists lately. somsikGvs been sent TO Graf
.son, pthers discharged BY taxing be-oatb,
and BONE are stu infeqstOdy, - tss
Iya9Iis is a ysrgpleassl{ sltags and looks
more Ike the villages on he Western Be-
I ssfvb than any I dave seen in fhis State
bsOEe, Our camp IS across a, small five.
SD meaAor INV aha side Of,
xEishi is a bif covered vith nice trees, /
am biting in the shade Of one as Iyrite.
e have had no etiack yebpor dol think
W lwilf have any IS The rascsls prefer
rubbing from rather fhAn st us Has
he land around here-is not much i'm
] prOfed, thefsBehg q great deal Of waste
lAnk and thai. Which Il. pot -ipPr0yed,
There Rrs- Pite a number p, slaves in
! this town and Vicinity but not many in The
country around, There used TO be 2 little
SECESSION sheet published here, but the. ssd1iE
tor suddenly left on our approach Our
regiment are now going TO publish:a paper
in the same sf6oe lbs name Of which viii
be fFbs Ohio Seventh. / viii sendyod
oppy as soon as. ii comes. out We are
.besinning to have q few lady Visitors in
camp, which makes it look rather pleasant
Yours SC, FRAER.a
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GBEvELAED- ~ OoLs DEPOPANEW Con-
RAtT.-The old BePoi at GIeVeIsGd,
under thestyle. ofJGOodAAe-& G~o5-hasbeeH
superseded by an entirely new eoppeBJ,,
epbpUsed exclusively Of RooFgroReTsY All
Of xhomNe understanding Be Ab1ldantly
Responsible, besides being e who have
devoted themselves % wool growing and
understand the Eatts shd necessities Of
NdolgroAeus-Anaag those oOmposiRg the
present Wool Depot ComPaDY are hon.
WIN. BonarBfHEh 01 WhHEM celvtan,
ESQ, of Harrison Co, and VIM. II. Cum
5nibgham, Esq, qfSHTKGo, %. We haYe
persp1sl acquaintance With the lastnamed
gentlemen, and conclude from his essooia-
ions witt them, that all must be-7of the
very best class of mens Mr., 0unnl1ghami
We haze. known, for. more than. Twenty
years, and know him to be one of the most
honorable, highmfnded; energetic and re-
2liabls men in the icouhtryS For the hast
l1eh years or so he has made wool growing
a Speciality &4il6at the samb fihe having
been from year 10, gear interestedH DE
sale Of The best clips Of wool in Stark conns
VI Heis a~bupdantly responsible, and.his
.-eAsfactsr AID position give Ehnndant
gbare9tee that the business of the present
! Wo6l Depot Company at Cleveland wilA-be
Conducted on the most acknowledgements
l-Saedaskg Reg3tsFs
H- EnE= - -E.|aLH
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hTracts OfF6riY Icrs ahd q
eHFna

MECHANICS RKRKERs EWORKNG MEds
THE sGsht5n d tneemefpnsnkihd E~ddsA5usp0z
4 tpa-onthacommuRiy - lFsteltOdha folDEtpgl
statements aud liberal Inducements offered them y the
tILLtEOB. GENITAL RAILROAD CoMAEY.I
Which, as they win perceive, viii enable them, By
proper e1ergy5 pesesuhfuoe ana 1dusEyst0 bfovde1
oom!osHSeS ~ Ae3sfsyss 45s ffPalsss Va
as LANDS or HIJEGM.
O. No Stat II nc YaikJ q the III ppi ohsrss 30 great
an hdaoemsnf to- Shs E1sar Is he Sas5ofI Hnois
There is no portion Of the world where al the eondl
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combins Is pro
dncsth3tRegIeateaPles, eoEs-sdah HAF, AAAs
~, H -dH .--t~ -Hs &C. <s-r ~ !
--,.THB s0UTHERRlPkRIB = t
% ths STATE Les thR sc 4oQs q The c9H9a Esgions
Tobaoooind HenPsEid he EkeesS EoutA fFsRI54o
20 ots- R9Es PsEsushss y atAatT asssd f2sshss R0Tsh.
RIeHReMHG PRAIRIE kEDA~--
The.dssPrch osn-6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
such wonderful facility thai the farmers on the Eastern
q lNiddisSptG afu moving - 4fiiausdn grefshun
berg Ias SrsA9 f ElAeg 4 se2qs s9gsAs 2 tsSt & . n;
millions Of people. s.s'T e~f.is f~-s
RAsfERN AdD-s6BMHRN MARME.sf
These lands ara scaatgnaesfta.a Eaas@ 5q9Hles
IN length which connects with other roads and navigs.
.hIs iakes hftf7ers thas aaofalng n tu4rokeucom
munisataR FthAha EStsgnandSOptheTR RsEksis,g
.o = APPROPRIATIONS OFgAPTTAEss-sd 2
Thus Cos, oaBaahshdaabos haEe baon applisd ofe
Vel6ping the soil the great resources Pf the state i
II coal ahd iron are aim0 uhtodched. TnsmyaFa0lerm I'd,
that Es meo1anicaEs faIishbest WhsrefoofRadfA
Sfelcheapest, will follow at an early day lnIHI1os, ano
|. in thS S5afsBof thsnexttan ttArsthsnatuEd1EEsznt
uecessfeBoE.thaGaaa ysrEpk ha,bsieSthakatle4 s
I NE hundred thousand people VIII b engaged mtn'
4 state br Illinois 'hfeTEaOgs msnafAet1rInS EMPLOY
menfI ssg-fg - E-a as4d s~l - .srdst1
RAILROAD SXsTEX ORLLLWoEasI-.
| ovz SlDQp0o ,09, ospHSas eaRtsl hazs befp *
uanded on the railroad system q Illinois. mAsmdcn q
uarta Of hsfncumsfnenrssFenAbf fhass Eorks3 viii
] 4 valuable pnbliofund il hpds 80 NM HeStae
EXPENSES the TAEE AEuGafi AndmNa CoGa4usnA!
1syery day deTtassiA fs-A3id s4t - ssi' re@- .
| -s.4 q: si1FHHEIAEE BEBTs- -G&# '-a
lr ne cd dHG 4 SlOJQ529sA, e1dtSigsgA
I 1T irgs rssars has ben reduced S2,959,T45 50, and u
80 I5SRdE5 H~pEEl1af f~atargeEzE1Da bss@ "a
4 dBctsve zsd iiiu s-a .srts-e sleesiA3@N
h. Pamphlets dsseriPtiYs Of ne lanas sol climate,
IL 81 - s-A div .JzissEQ5-s =
l. A-;z d.iau b. ssEs+ s4' - Hs'y.iie=i
For the names Of 1he Towns VIZ
l. uois Cent. r. H, see pages 1855 ASS
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ALAL ~
ne State Is Tapny hHnE- ub with p5pdhn0n% ass,
IS nfs6fs having besn G33sf sire $50 mk6g ths--.
Iupulzaonf E236 ss3a-FAho@4&P Pei eant7
en- yealsr- - . - 81,
AGRICULTURAL HRODVCES,- ,
me 1gfsdtuGl9 noductse e HAAS are than
or anFotherSats sEnt ont duuug 49,
- rast year exceeded ], 50o,Oc0tor TaeEheatczp
q lq9aRProsshes 5000 bq5hslS, Es4s 1ss7E7
FERTTITrY or TIE soI
Ndzher6 canhsinduIous famT re Fnch iu
results lOF he H90ras
Fey being cdnpGedofsd9P n1Hh1msthoGm
u NhishSis unsurpassed byRlE sltheEl35e-lA go
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sias issi7Gs G5hpoayAcss so. i asaeeq -eeEa---
IaeJ s1 eFdH b -dzaaLc4Ai1GsTzsnHd ge7nEGd-
s5H34ds aR.GTaHeEt e. egiu1s -
sEsbE5t4 agog2s ~ f4s ~
,SSotqE SasKu Udssh3 SIS sfiHs akEh478 s
2a3 kdos6ea ud3zi; 1fa1ag Asf7ssEEaStA5i
81. q gain Of 143PG cat r
~ EVIDENCES OF F80SPREKE~ ts
As an evfdsncsoffzsthTit - tael P~eoFisfhmaybs-
stated thstRs8eO0 f1zs &C ffcght. Ecuding a600e0
bdshelsof gran, ana $50 00-hzrTss q l9W were Tor.
zsrded over the Inc last year -, 1880. -
AbeAEDH=-E
Mechanics and Bprkingmep Ellfpd the free schoo4.
system encouraged by The STATE and endowed With
large revenue for the support o. schools Their CHI
dreh can i've IA sight ofhe church md scnooth01s9
AID sfowdp WIN the pDsPeftyof the~ezdHgsaS inc
The Great Westera6nPEe.z H -
j. PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYbLEHH
Ts-prices- eff these lands vary from S6aS3 Per
acre -acoordng 10 ~ocatan, quality, - FH1 elasg
lGminglsnds sell for. about soto Sl2P acre and
relative expense or subduing prairie Ind as con-
.eared win wood land Is nthsfah6cf ftz10 n hFofrf
10 hsTofhF. The terms q szleforfaeS1k oEhsa
iandsW b. . --- .Effe+s-. -fH -f.e-frrsr
ONE YEARS INTEREST N-AfFAHGE
Ia SIX per cent per mium, and * i1erestnoes 1EE
Ger eent, payabIs respectively nose tEo, three foTe~
lazs ana ssryearsfrsn das e .sala aaa aqr nels6
FOR principal, RyabS IN oGr, tvEEIHfT1y9 A
.fson date ofsale The outFactStQ1At g@tCletenh
Of The. tract purchased shall be Iepccd sndel-s
iAch and every year, FOR i've yeafsfrcm date olsak
- ~ stNhe edfef hvoyears oreshalfshalbs faSfs-
and trdder culdradurs .s ~ -
TWENTY PR CENE WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
rdmt me val1adon Tor cash, exospt thssrnesaolHs
Al sk dollars per arre, Ehensthsoah YneeF4 nAsa
idOilaae -- rfiiia--f .f~-f ~ 2 rr-E-~f --r go
nrotucuons, pdSsy=nd tsrm Of EyIsat7eaabs bal
s. r-f--Hf-f-ssr 4rir SO .1a-~ss rafsaa
Land Commissioner,
g.. ---o i=e CHICAGO ILLINOIS
and cities situated uP0a 1helllE
80, AP3sLBrONsSEA 1hWANGNDA
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

IN G0NSITMPTI0N

: Tbelanor.oaAa termed nary ouss heafaehe,n are
tue bAsRFiuqo t Eatakrh -And now, Il che above
Symptoms sEist, ora minority oIthem. the disease
Is EAtarrh. s ~ --.4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

Es5bRt pid COURT at he HQvsDheF tEmEthereei
Z 1887, ordered the aid Rodney 10 pay her slu = All
DinsaH tpdi fhafkt he HehaArE A.Em
. then Of Is5s, Faidcause was tried and q derrFe fnter-
.ssFahodlfhe aid1naftlage dnhEHnaneaef alnakO-
NJ agajn.t the said .hodney IN the sun u 81 w -
'sddff Oh to the adshm'of sWerelg
seie q q q Hs9e 1879 y HfS9 Iee So S bs
ia shis eRie fWfher ietthatth gsf qteaAsyg4t
ter the mir G OF said teuFon Ir uitofees 70 Pre-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

ERESH LEECHES, SYEDIsH, FOR
sale and5ust receiTSd bg
.A -ai
.fuDes ngSbfeHorG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

FtbtsoyF 4 ThAts understand that
slmsmber Of the United States cavalrythst
lSfc this city yesterday morning By. special
.ttain; fell off the trainhbetEeen the Me-
hoAing crossing and E~eEburgh- Several
dftHe company were scnfaiagin car, ana
this one aeciaentally slipped and fen out
Of the open door. He was not seriously
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

HEORGE ESHENBRENNER' OF
ETManettf, ihtAe 6ouAty 0fW ashingfoaSand
sistsefghejg lathadihlESaFgiRs Eshe9hEsnnsr
ton in the office of th80UrEOf7th the Court OF Oom-
mcalPsabl WdthiHsnf foH tha couAtERCWaRqBa,
and state ofUhio, ( iarRing the said George Eshtn-
bfSnzeF Nithisatit ltaHg synhs ou~HsBi1sehlkdlF
brenneE,a and asking that she may b. divorced ron
Vie ala george Eshenbrehueri NAtrh petniO1 VIII
be for hearing in 81, Fseks,h gmI thP asts heEsYith,