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-fEEELIRTICES.

C0-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE
~ The und6rsiRned have formed a Partner4hlp
q ps conducted under the irm name OF y. 2 MyBtF,
r. y. Myers being gene raj partner and y. q. House
oAi parrner b boins residents 0f lef elane,
hio. 4. y kOuse contributes 20 the common gtDck
the sum Of Sig Thousand Five nundrsd iollsta
Tbs general nature of the business 70 20 iTanfeet.
Shfss, 80 r
hi. d-pariusrIhip 10 date from FebruarJ lBf,
1892 and terminate the hr q day Of February,
In witness y hereof We heFsuntO set oar haEdB Bad
ssAls This hratdHy of Fsbrusry, lss2 .....f
STATE OF OHIO, las
Ouy yah0ga eobnty. $50 HH
CLEyELAED, March i5. 1859.
Personally AZ peared before me- B. p NJ yers and T.
o. Rose, who HekuoWledgsd tho hiRniug Hnd seal
ing Of the above Instrument aa their free act and
desd for the purposes therein mentioned.
SAMUEL Full MBE,
marI7:884 Justice Ofth8 Peace.
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PAPER MRNuFRCT0RY-

C4GYELANDl PAPER COMPA-
~. - - ll-..4rsl4 q NEW1, BOOK anf
" lsAkt4f s. RAiAa- OTenEs alls1 rloIlrliy.
- =. y. IARkons ArIlk
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ASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
lyl 70 the command of 8 decretai order Of sale
non, % Court Of common Pleas OF luyahoga conn
t., at tho suit Of John Sherman against joan
Sprague and others, 10 me directedi shall eLpo8e
t0r sale at pablo auction At the door OF ne Court
HOUSE. IN tng city - Cleveland thq tWen n
day OF March, 1861, at three O'Clock p. M the
fnlioWih Described Rreni1esi situate 70 ses tol a.
ship Of Maydeld, in the county OF UuTahgls and
State Of Ohio, and known by LOT No. nl9ns n tract
No. three and bounded aa follows; EastB vest north
and south by lott ltne8 and containing one huAdred
and f0rty. six and one third acres OF land, p the
aano more or less bat tnblect 70 al legal
aud excepting thersrom thirteen acres IN the north
west corner thereof st on TO John Spra8zo Tor q
Homestead, bounded as toioFs; eommansing e q
point in the west line ofBatd LOT nine chu1 . I'm s
northerly from the southwest corner Of sid lof )
thence running north on said west line Bi1 ehains
Is links 70 the northwest corner q SAID LOT; thanoe
east On the horth line tWe1ty chains 80 inkh thence
south parallel with the west line ak chains q ln8
thence west twenty chains 50 links 70 the place Of
beginning. Appraised ot $500. L2
HEHRY G. ABBEY, !
plt1fpa AktsW fahQ5.s7Q E
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BLRBERING.

Alb DRESSING AND SHAY.
III IHa 1heEII IIu4lc8.-WM.L AMBUSH,
at h1 rooms under tne Anerluan, = pr1arod q -
e1mmoda1s Al c1Itcmcr1 Nth rFosn1t atIcr I7rn
Abls UoE1msn. A1s1arata rom o. lsdisI- uoSl1
NEW BARRIER SHOP. ~,
IN H4ag8k1OH . Co., haFe orelsd Q Barhar-
iq9 estaoi5anae9t uno9r Beckald , E1rlrhaFfiI
- 49, :. Sletlot ll.seti opEo7lco aedd1l Ecuaa
49, tnei llleEo . lnaTa l1E q 1IEHanca nd
slr o. l1liilng. L1ey hope 70 mat al thlIf oIs
.tlllal ana - n4ly 1aH oles - Rsy - rldr1r7 ~
-. - .s-e tts,. -. II ii.I5i,
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JFWELRY.
A s. H0 UK, q
Matchmaker & JeWeleF,
10. Is, uust side Public square, (nssr Court House
ohhNELAhD, q. novl9.Rl


G0WLES & 90. WILL SILL Goop
~ Plated O45tors-eut glass bottles, for $50.
OOWLES 5 90. win sell good plated Cake
Baskets engraved bsautifuIly, for 500.
on THH OORHEk.
EOOWEES 3 90. WI seIl good pIsted Cake
Ba1ksu, plair. isr $50.
O0WLES 3 CO. VIII sell good plated Nap
KIN RinsI for % eents.
~ on TIE CORNER.
9I1RLES & 90. VIII sell good day bras
Clocks lWhrrantsd,l for 81 50.
ON TIE O0RHER
soORkE5 3 co. VIII sell genuine Silver
epsctarlss for g1,oo.
C0HLES B 90. VIII sell the balance of thai,
good Steel sPE 1rAOLEs a. great y a.
r11cs, being determined % keep no1r -
cenf rhsir new eRaient spoctSrla9 : n
yuu want aoTn 5thina cheap, look :. -
siold stock IL you want e. ,,-rhf-g
- nice, look at our tfPatsnt spsr t.iea -
OF TIE COY iE[
1a--a " NO 70. Jlic Square.
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CONCLUSIONS.

do not wish to be understood as blam.
ing any individual was favorably i'm.
pressed, last Fall, with the bearing Of Gen
Mcclellan, and with his evident success in
resolving order out Of chaos have dep.
Fsosted the popular impstienoe with The
inaetion Of the army Of the Potomac during
the Winter, and insisted that the organized
power which had molded 9 demoralized
military mob into obedient capacity fo1
action should be allowed to develop its plan
in lie own good time, without interference
u Is for those in authority to judge where
The blame lies. But, using my eyes and
ny ears-employing (mOdestly sPeakingl
sVerege powers Of reduction-I cannot es-
cape the following conclusions:
FFst-Ihat the typographical character
Of the position ct Manassas has been wholly
misunderstood. Instead Of high plain,
with ascending terraces, furnishing co.,
centric lines Of defense, it is q low plain,
Of which the only natural advantage is the
stream Of Bull Run, with low bluff bank.
SseOnd-Tbat the position at Centerville,
tho1gk naturally formidable to an advance
from Fairfax, has no flank or resT defenses,
Is imperfsotly fortified, and, from indios-
tions, never had any seige guns.
TRnd-Thst the three OF four small forts
near Manassas Junction, On an open plain,
dc not constitute strategic position Of any
Importance.
FoaTth-Thst the strongest Of the Rebel
works was inferior, both in construction
and armament 10 the weakest Of our forts
On the Virginia side Of Washington.
FFfh-ThRt the Rebels never had, ct any
time, in al the camps between CenterViIle
and Manassas, more than 75, 900 men.
Si=th-Ihat an advance Of our whole
army, made at any time since the first oi
November last would very likely hsTe
reached Manassas with ss much expedition
and aG little loss as the advance ct this
tins. Il Is scarcely likely that The Rebels,
VIE hsve been, ell along, 50 we'll informed
- % our strength and contemplated move
ments, would have haEsrded an engage.
mentWhich mast have resulted disastFously
10 them.
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The above ara all from persons who arc publicly
these statements without . thorough conviction
that they were true. .
= PREpARED By j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
AndG. W. ObkRK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine oVory VhsEe.
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO

b Peaches, Pears, TOmatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groFnln great abundancs,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 70 6Heak5 esriier than thelr
1 Immediate vicinity. Between The Terrs Haute,
Alton ( St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of rs miles On
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State
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= Inc STATE Of Ohio In Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County 3 Pleas Of said Co

Cuyahoga County ss Pleas Of said co, &.
Julia Ann smith, PHI. a
VS. SNotioe,
Joseph B. Smith, Deit -
The Defendant viii take notice that on the 9Th
day of February. A. D., 1852, the Plaintiff fled
her petition In the Clerks once Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Wilfnl
a6senee from plaintiff for more than three years
priOF 10 the filing of said petition, and praying
Tor a dissolutionof the marriage contract, ali
mony, and for other proper relief said action
will be for hearing six weeks after the hrst pub
=, - ALBERT 7. sLADE,
feb73Ta Atty for Plffi
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!. WAIER ORA AWERS.
W q q g Z e Rs
IMPROVED
PATENT WATER DRAWER.

Ths DRAWEB Is nov rnsds with Wheeler's nsu
PATENEV SHAPED OORBUGAIEDI IRoH BAIL
used with Galvanized Chain, made nom the btgt
Annealed Wire, and 4 the moat Pertoct snd zlnrle
article for the purpose now odersd the pGble. tAs
underlined
WarTaHts Euey One Of Iis Aa1gfaetsrs b
gipe SatisfcctioH to az i0b0 tn 1Ren.
UHSoId Wh6lesals ana Rslafl by
81. b. WHEELER,
Successes 20 J. =. wheeler o.,
HeWttt'a Block Vilegard gt-s
- sSSts Sod Io6Ssr I Rlrhts sar saIs. dSoii
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2MORNTNGIIEADER,
! 1aURs0sI m0RNINg. nIARUH %. &c
Bayura raylor al j, aaassas.


- BayaFd Taylor having visited all The de-
u z serted positions at cenioryills Fairfax And
aIsaassas, writes his conclusions to tbO
NJ. Tribune, ss follows:
i was nearly sunset when reached
80 eentgryille, hungry, thirsty, and sore frou
= ten hours ii q saddle, There Was noehsers
cal excitement 10 sustain me under the
WeleA 81 fatigue. Uutterly dispiriied
s ashamed aad homiliated, | return from
thisiyisit 70 tho Rebel stronghold, feeling
sl.yfat their retreat Is oar defeat For seven
months We have waited, organizing pow
aa1ful ermy, until its drill and equipment
should be 80 complete that We might safely
odvanea aeAinst the is6ibraltar" Of rebel
Hon; we have forborno 10 make single
stsp forward, until perfectly sure that We
should not lave 70 step back again We
hava allowed the river Communication to
our Capital 10 Be block ded, our prestige
asa nation to be endangered, the patienee
Of cur noble people 10 be stretched 70 the
utmost, and the wings Of cur vast line Of
opsratiaus to be weakened, that We might
,n8t faf when the long-delAyed hour
for cotton came. And now, since we
have moved, we see that our enemies, Ike
the Chinese, have been frightening us by
tne kGlg5 ana lne Wearing OF ueNlis Lnaak
We have invented q huge, expensive steam
engine, in order to extract the fangs from
hes, but WhsnWe put on the stesm,-she
dea makes another jump.
] an not . military man, you know. /
could Be easily pushed By dexterOus use
Of The technology Of staff-ofioer. hear
On good spthority, that several officers Of
high rank have declared to-day; "The for
dacations ct Centerville we're perfectly
impregnable." Impregnable2 Good Godl
What contemplate ideas they must enter
tain Of cur gallant sOldieryl have seen
CsrrO 6ordo the position ct Centerville is
not 80 strong-yet We took Cerro Gordo. ]
have ssen Chspultepeo; il is i've times %
formidable-yet We took il. have seen
NsFya: the hill Is twice as steep, and twice
as high; yet 5000 SWedes rushed up IT.
drove $4,000 Russisns,under Peter The and
Great, from their entrenehments. This il
supposing, Of course, that We should be 81
obliged IS to attack the Rebels where they
uld most easily defend, emitting the op.
tunitiss Of turning their position. Bal
useless TO talk; I an civilian. We
escaped terrible danger and gained
Zrsat and u blOOdless victory"
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.

ne espsrimeats N Cotton cuEflsfs 1rs a
SsrV great promise. Commencing " ld-iiads
50 deg. 80 s1fa. fsos Mdftooa On IAG Br1lcl.,
aBd AssugnptiOR On ths Alfn Lac, fis f11l-
pdny Oa0as thousands Of acres 10slt adgD. q
The perfection Of thfs fore. a ssftler tari11
a f11 iy Of young ebfldrsz, can t.tfl tlslF
g0lstA ~ labor % q most profitable dcsoaIl -
~ grosgfA and perfection n f1fg pir1i- :
Ia Ef0orou5 e1erffoEs n0l0 Ildhil0 = otr
t1ts supply Of rstia5le seed sil5fed q ~
rs4efreHsaf5 Of tie sofl Of IEgfnois, tfil. . q
hoped, speedily gf0s q sg5lcis8f Gnl0tlt u
plat 0rs1t brsadh Of IdEd. fl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no AN

In order made BY the udge d the Probate Court
Tor the County Of UuyAhoga IN the matter Of the
Hignment Of William FiBke, ahAll oder Tor eals at
public auction, at the door OF the Court House, 10
said county, on the 18th day Of April 1852, ~ two
O'Clock p NJ, the following described Notes and
ment.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from bis labor as on theIe
T, deep, rich, loamy Soils cultivated With 80 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Tere Haute, Alton / st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 300 miles, e
well adapted 20 Winter
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nnNTNG AND NIANrFAcTUREs-

The great resources Of the State, In Goal IF1n.
Lead, Zinc, Peters Clay, Limestone, sandll31s,
&C., &c, are almost untouched; they EEl.s ilq
arrival Of enterprising a1d energetic men, aerrl-
toned to convert then into geld AZ
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Master Commissioner In Ohanoery.
L. PRENTIaa. hollr for Oomplt. ieb25.8l8

William BleteheE, FlaintiG5 In the Court Of
william S Marsh, Defendant. CuyahOga Co, o
HHE DEFENDANT In THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that q
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been fled in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the Ith day of Ooto-
Der, A. ID. 1861, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, dated st Port Hope, in Upper Canada
on the third day of August, 1851, and made pay
able in two months after date to this plaintiff, at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot ssting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said 7th of October /;
and that said petition prays judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum of
81 $50 II, with Interest thereon from the 18th day
of October, A. ID. 1851. Said defendant is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; or in default
thereof judgment VIII be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS 3 NOBLE,
Plaintiff g Attorneys.
CLEvELAxD, Feb IL, Is62:sS0 z7'E-l
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THR UIIyOIs CFNTRAL RAHRofD
10 ACTUAL SETTLES.

From the unprecedented ndTantage ge5 his Com
pany olers, il is not surprising that = ll1tld
have already disposed Of 800 900 acre8 oi 1ll.
L Is nsW selling at the rate Of ), 900 acrel pr
week The population along the line ha1 tlsI -
In ten years, and Is noW Sl4, S9i- Tta Company
sell 70 reiual eultiyators and every contracicon-
A.l-. ----..r...-.- "a .--l------.-
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sFOCR.RAIsHYG.

In Centralf and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented fot ths extension df
Stock raising. . All kinds Of Cattle Horses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &C., OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have .slreAdy ben
made, and the field is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of ike results. DAIRK
FARNIEe also presents Is lnducmsusrto 70 many
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FDUCATTON.

Mechanics and working nea Ein ind tlsl.
sehool system encouraged By tie state, l1d
doWed Eith q large revenue for tie s1pport q -
sehools. Children can live In sightof theE.
prosperity Of the leading State In the sreaf -
tern Empire. -
No one who has visited this splendid Tzs
country can doubt that Il equals the most fls.-
ed descriptions that have ever been giFen q
but let any careful observer visit il ald he ~
Advantages It offers for immediata occuur
and immediate returns. The iazmerscf thel laat
ern and Middle States, and Canada are n.oTi1
70 Illinois In great numbers; md L is beleV-
that II these Erpassing advantages were ~
known e the farmers, nechaulcs, M p
and working popnlation of oveF-croEdsd Eu1,e,
hey goald promptly Evaii thensslvss 81 he
knouIedge
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GHANUERY SALE.@PBRsUANT
nom Il the dirs1it Uotrs u ths 6nifsd STATE for ths
Northern district Of 0hiG at the salt Of Oharotte
Herendsen against George o. ShumWay and Others
to ms directed i lhal expa1e for sale At pqec so-
tion at the door ef the Federal Court Building IN
the city Of OlsEeiands On the thiItynrPt dng Of
soribed reAs eDtats, aituate in The ship q Nun
son, in the county Of Geauga, aad State Of Ohio,
known bE the noEth PaEi 9f ftet No enc tEllet No;
two and south part of lot No. four east division OF
tract no. one and bopadpd Ag lolo1; aeinning IN
the centre Of the State road lsading rom OhArden
Sqnnre 70 R8Fanna at the northeast corner Of. q
piece Of land in lot No. one tract No two formerly
owned by MehfEable HeWcOmb, and since By RalEa
Spencer, thence west fOrtY-fouf chaiuH and siortg
eight links % stake and stones In the west line Of
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirteen
chains and blghty links to stake and stones Ct The
northwest corner Of lot No. one, tract 80. two;
thence west one chain and seVenty-seTBn links;
thence north thirteen chainB and twenty-five hnka
to stake aHd stones; thence east forty-tWo chains
and eigbty-seven links 70 the centre Of the State
road; thenos south 65f0, east tWsntT-seveu chains
and forty six LINKS 10 the place beginning, con
tanning hunured and eighteen and 7O-I00 acres
sixty lcIes Of which is rot one. tract two and
dfyeight 7Ol00 acres In south part OF lot four n
east division Of tract one, ss por George Smith's
survey, raade October, l65Si beng the same land
conveyed to George q. lkhumWaV bT helnon Peek
and vile. Appraised 81 5y300.
'--..iI =. - -vrf 4 HENRY G. Abby,
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RAHROAD sYsTFlI or U.LTVOI5I

Railroads interseet the whale State. S1l5,-
00O, 900 have been Invested N eomplesnT ne
great network that links every part OF the stll1
merce. VIZ "a
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAH.RofD
TraFsses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Mlciigan
70 the Ohio. As ID name imports, the Ralioad
runs through the centre Of the STATE. and - 81
ther Ede Of the road along Its whole lengis hs
the lands offered FOR sale.
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NJI ASIERIS SlA a E.-PURSU
lAk ANT 70 the command Of deorstal order pf
saie rom the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga
ljou1tY, &c the sGit ofThs GisgelAnd and Mahonins
Railroad Company against Isaac T., HeFitl
ID others, % me direcssd shall expose for sale ht
public suction. 81 the door Of the Court House IN
ne City OF Cleveland, on the twenty -nffn day Of
March, 1859, at three O'Clock IA, the following de-
scribed parcels OF land situate in ths City Of CeFe
land, oounfy Of OuyRnogAs and st Ata OF Ohio, End
known b. being part Of HBW1tts subdiVision Of the
socalssd nsrEin PropertE IN said 0atT Of 0eEslAnd
70 W.T.
Fsrosl 30. I. 1Ot No. nfssn Of said EubdfvisiOn.
/. Fsresi 10. Z Eos No. slItesu Of said BubdiTiI.
ion.. Appraised Ct Sl9zs, r-T ra r..fr.- e
'Parcsi 10, 8 Lot 10. seventeen Of aid s1bdivis
Parcel 10: 4, Lot No. eighteen Of said IubdiVh'
Ion. Appraised - tlo33. b ll- .5-4 -l- ..'u
Parcel 10; s. The westerly part Of lot 10. nine
teen Oh said guDoiVal0n, bounded north5riy, south
sry and WasterlY by the lOt Lines, and easteyly b.
the centre lihe OF brick wall nearly parallel with
AarNin etrest and about forty-ssVsn feet distant
Bouthesgterly -theEafroul- Appraised ct $500.
Parcel Nc. g. The ea8teFlF psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northsry, easter
u and Bnuthsrly b. the lot liaes. and uestsry by
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MsfWin Btfese and shout f0rtY-seVen feet distant
aouthsasterlY thnrsfrOm. Appraised Af f933. Z
- 1EIIElzlIi l11c1ul . lIeEI.a att0fne9a i-s.-
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CTTIEs- TOWNs, lIABEETs, DEP0Ts

miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are Eitned
at conrenieut- distances throughout the r11le
route where every desirable commodity 80 p
found a. readily as In the oldest cities 81 iae
Union, and where buyers are e Be me- q ~
Kinds 81 fsrua produee
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1a AGRICUITURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
Ter than those Of any other State. The Wheat
ierop Of 1861 was estimated At IS 900 900 bushels
while the Corn crop Yields not les than l49 00O-
900 bushels, besides the crop q oats, Bsrlsy,
I Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Elax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
/ Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
/ Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 20 70 swell
The vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUt o. the State Of uiinois during ths
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

,of Corn Is from 80 10 so bushels per acre. : cst-
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here At small cost and yield large profits. Il 3
believed that no section OF country presents great
sr Inducements for Dairy farming than the Prsi-
hes Of Illinois, q branch of farming to which bat
little attention has been paid, and which mu5t
yield sure profitable resulfs. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois riTers, and Chieago md Dun-
leith, a distance Of 55 miles on the Branch and
j14T miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
= Spring Wheat, Corn, l 0l rE-
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IN. GIBsON.

Professor Of ElestroPatEy ard Kedisiss,
9Omes-ilS Seneca st., few doOrs from Superior,
Oos hours nom to "a ana frusa - o'clock
paily, (Bundayu exoeBted-A . AaEs
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OATs, BARLEY, BYE. BUCkWHEAT.

And vegetables suited 10 The climate, are pFOdi-
iced In great abundance The northern portion
Iof Illinois is about the climate Of PennsyiEznia,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited to almost every product
lof the United States.
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}. 3. g0ugasTly. Plsintin, IN ths UouEt q OGEl-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga eounIy, and State
Henry ". Hubbard, Deftg. Of Chic.
Action for money only, with attac hment.
INMORY L.. HUBBARD AND
y Henry ~. Hubbard, defsndants In this action,
A. D. 1859. pztltion Was hled in the lf1k'6 Office
Of said UOurt OF Common Pleas, settff3 birth tnat
the 24th day Of February, A. ID. 1855, At the oity
OF GAesburg, conntg 81 hnnx, and Stats Of lliln Is
said defendants executed and delivered one Elijah
Bruner, ther JOINT and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto said Eli ah bruner, to Ray
10 the use Of this plaintif, the Of Ee hundrtd
and ten dOllars which said bOnd contained con-
dItlon whereby the said Emory Il, Hubbard was ~
quired and bOaEd 10 prosecute with ehecE appeal
to the Dlstrict CcurT Of said Knox county, trsm q
plaintihFs favor, BY tbs Police magistrate Of said
city and Knox county, as we'll as to pay whatever
Judgment should bo rendered agzfAst the said Emo
~ on sad aPpeal; that said appeal prosecuted
TO hnal Judgment against the said EmOrJ for TIE
sum 0i s257 s5, andCOBts Of suit amounting 70 So
but that said Judgment has not boen paid, nor any
part thsreof as required BY tbs condIti0n OF said
bOId :. that execution has been duiF issued upoa
Ihe said Judgment and no property found phereby
the could Be satizhedi and that said judgment
and we'll said ppeaI bond remain In full torce and
uus4liaisdi NhereDy the giaintI1 has besn danagtd
in the sum Of S257 - and COSTS OF suit SIS o..
Whereupon plainuH axis judgment against said
defendants said bOad Tor S25z IS, with interest
thereon nom n arch lst, A. ID. 1858.
bsfd defendants are tuTtheruOt that they must
hnswer said ptlOn orbsiore tne lzth day OF n ~
next or in default thereof judgment will be taken
against Them. yea n-g H-lGEls 1l-
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