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MORNING. LEADER.


uapt. Ericsson has made contract with
tie 2overnmont aays me Scientific Amer
ioan, % construct two iron-plated ships
which he believes win be the fastest and
best sea boats, the most completely invul-
nersble and the most formidable for attack,
either In low range or In close quarters, as
rams, Of any ships in the world. They
will bear q general resemblance to the
Monitor, with such notifications as have
been suggested BY experience. One Of
them Is 70 be go feet long, and the other
S4l, with 90 feet beam. The vertical
sides are six feet in depth, and are to be
protected with iron armor plating, l0R In
ohos in thickness, backed with 4 feet Of
solid oak. The turrots areto be absolutely
invulnerable. The contract provides that
they shall be two feet In thickness, but the
contractor has leave 10 reduce the thick
ness, provided he can satisfy the Depart
mentghat less will be sufficient A target
has been constructed Of thickness less than
two feet, and forwarded to Washington for
trial, but Capt. Dahlgren, who has been
sending his ll-inch balls through target
like the side Of the Warrior, with thirty
ponds Of powder-making clean hole at
every shot-says that there is no use of
firing at this target OF Ericssons, until the
15-inoh guns are finished. The turrets
viii be made Of sufficient thickness to with
stand the force Of the 426-pounders with
the maximum charges Of the big guns.
The vessels areto be furnished with more
powerful engines than any now ahoat,
Each ship win have tive engines Of 100
inches diameter Of cylinder, with four feet
stroke, 10 make seventy revolutions per
minute, with boiler svrfaoe of $1,000 feet
aad l. $50 feet Of CRATE surface. The boil
ers are Of the upright water tubular pat
tern-e modification Of Martins. The pro-
pellers are Eriesson's patent twenty-one
and q half feet In diameter and thirty feet
pitch. Tho contractors guarantee a speed
Of sixteen knots per hour-nearly nine
teen miles. The armament will consist Of
l6-inch guns, and will probably equal in
destructive power that Of any French or
English ship. Il is, however, as rams that
these vessels will be the most formidable
Where the plates Of the sides meet at the
bow they form an iron wedge, twenty-one
inches thick at the base, and terminating
il a sharp edge. This wedge is sustained
By the plates behind it. ten and half
inches in thickness, six feet in depth, and
extending the whole length of the vessel
for-iag the most powerful butting instru-
ment that it is possible to conceive Of
Captain Ericsson says, at will split an
iceberg"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GUARDIAN S SALEM PUk-
~ sDANCE OF an nrdsr Of the Probate Court Of
elEillogt t9uiyf ilhin, made August llth, is62 Ia
te case uf freierick Dalton, Guardian Uf William L.
enorWc . e7ansi his Warl, the undersigned will. on
fha i6th day o. ArlIsfT AsD-lsG At So'clock p III,
- le docr fg Court House IN the City Of Oleve-
lnd5 ll OrTahoa 0uutt, Ohl0 o1er az public sale,
t1e loging dr.cribed real estate being part OF
grlnal lot nrbeT "a, In tho tlWdahip Of Bro0klyn.
y g1yahoga County, ohio, and knosn as LOT number
4 q ne plas made b. j. b. Sargent Surveyor, jan
l9f 81 49, 1nq recorded IN guyahr'ga County Re
IeFrnE cash, rfFbFbff5f DdI.TON
angl1sll ouafdian .fililIisnl D shsrTnod.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with SO much
ease. The climate from tho extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton { Sc.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. s
we'll ADAPTED to Winter
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LEGAL noTIcES.
sait Atrnnhmonr-

John D. ofauuis, before @ d Bonhnm. Ea1.. ina.
John Hsinss. Twp, oasahoss Co.. Ohio. iS,'''-1
THE DEFENDANT rs NOTIBI-
Ed that On the l7th day of July, A. D. is52 an
order OF Atfaohmgnt Issued Ia said case by aad
Jusiic8 Amount claimed Twenty elk and l0-iO0
Dollars with interest aud probable costs-Ten Doi-
lars. Hearing, August 18th, 1859, At o'clock A. NJ
GEO. L. INGERSOLL,
Cleveland, Aug. &, l602.512 Plaintifrs Atty.
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BRAZILIAN OIL.
! R. R 3 n n E & s
BRAZILIAN OIL.
Let the A67ieted E0erywhers Try il and Re-
1vGrd it according to its Merit.

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aOard &c according to its Merit.
The proprietor Is fully aware that the land Is fl to
repletion With liniments embrocations, rubhcidnts
&C, and each might We suppose wac either the Mol
ly OF Egypt, or the OGthOlicOn Of Greece, brought
forth from the leaden temple Of Medical Science by
the magic power Of an o'ermastering mind 50 truly
wondrOus are their operations on paper
offer mine. Shall tell you that Il & the best
what nOsrum Felder that has not mouthed that word
again and again till it Is smoother than the
er rolling pebble IN the brook. Then what shall l
sayi tell you 70 TRY IT. Get you faith By the grod
works which Il performeth, Believe, when You Feel
offer you no medicine which have not proved by
long years Of trial In my private practice and none
but what You shall esteem Bettor Friend hy be-
ing often met In the sick room. The Brazilian oil
viii cure rheumatism, both acute and chronic;
Soarthr1afS Quinsy, Neuralgia, Chronic Enlarge
ments of the joints Strains, Bruises, Lame Backs
and Ague In the Breast, with RAPIDITY and
CERTAINTY unknown 70 any other embrocation in
USE and n many where all other remedies have
failed. For sale BY a. s. W. RICHARDSON, No 2SA
Detroit -9t. Cleveland O.
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
eed In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate o. Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken.
tueky and Virginia, giving variety OF temper
ature in the State suited TO almost sTsrY product
Of the United States,
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It is asserted that government is eonsid-
ering the proprioty Of drafting for the navy
and that such draft WIN, In all probability,
ee resortsd 70 ere long The reasons urg-
q FOR this draft ere. The urgent necessity
farmore sailOrs ssco9d, the diHieulty Of en-
Estiug seamen, and thin, ,sthe number Of
persons who now represent themselves as
sailors 10 order to olaim exemption from
military duty.
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DR.. RenpeF,s Balm of Gilead Ointment.

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Or. Renner's Anti.Bilious PiIIs.

TUE BEST FAMILY oATHARTIO IN TIE
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WAFER DRAWERS.
WHEELER'S IMPROVED
Patent Water Drawer.

The Drawer Is now made With Wheeler's New Pat
ent tV' shaped Corrugated Iron Reel used with gal,
yanized Chain made rom the best annealed wire and
b the most perfect and mpe article iOr the purpose,
now offered to the public The undersigued
WARRANTS EVERY ONE OF us MANUFAU-
TURE TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
pB-Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
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Successor 70 J. Il. Wheeler B CO.
NV FAcTORT-Gabriel's Block, 4B MiChlgan-S
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ls5 Cleveland Ohio. mayl
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Ter childhood, and her statement & strictly true.
ANDREW 7 MESERTE


UYer5eer o. the TQrt5mOutl Mfg UO.''
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Browns Suspension Waist
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Intermediate State Rooms, passsngerF found With
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 30 to so bushels per acre. Cat
lie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that no section OF country presents CREST
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai.
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. BetWeen the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of SO miles On the Branch and
Spring Wheat Corn
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DR. gIBgoN

PROTEssOR OF ELEoTROPArHY AND MEDICINE,
Ofhce-ll9 Seneca-St., few doors nom Superior up
staira.
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Sundays exceptedl
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MINING AND nIATUPACTTgVI

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &e., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men accus-
toned TO convert them into gold.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The Agricultural productsof Illinois are great.
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 vas estimated a. s. 900, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 O00-
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 90 20 swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Ankinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DART
FAREn9 also uresents its inducements to many.
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G0lDPENS.
TAlL0RlNG.

GENTEEMEN'S GLoTHEs ClRAN.
4 u Ing, RsnyysiinE ard neudlnP E1iabIishr5-rt
hereafler devote hl9 atte1tion 10 clean
and mcndlnE Gantlan1enal = clothin4 IA fe- r.-Ii|.
ties Tor doing MS uurk ~ the best r1ann=r rrfie
men WI ord 3 ior their Interest dIII1v fhs-s f--I
tiE,5 = gigs ~. Aglr "a, -
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake luchlEsn
70 The Ohio. As Us name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of he State, ald on e.
thsr side OF the road along lis whole length Hs
The lands offered for sale.
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RAnROAD sEsTElI oF nLEEQl7.

Railroads lntsrsecs the whole State. s115,-
900, 900 have been invested u cnmplsting the
great network that links every part Of the State
into Immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the diTeetesE thoroughfare1 Of cone
merce.
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ICTTIFa. TOWNs. lIARKETa. DEP0Ta

There are Einsty-Eight Depots On the Compa-
nF's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles Cities, Towns and Vllages are situated
at convenient distances throughout The whole
route, where every desirable commodity nay Be
found as readily az n the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are 70 be met FOR al
lind. 81 f.-rn n-ninca
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10 ACTUAL SETTLES.

pany Oilers it Is not surprising that L should
have already disposed Of ,800, 900 acres Of land.
Il Is now selling a. the rate Of 5,000 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
In ten years, and Is now 6i4, 501. The Company
sell 70 actual cultiTators and every contract con
tRins an agreement 70 cultivate.
, 1862-02-26

British or American does not clearly appear.
If the news of the settlement Of the Trent
affair was used for stock jobbing purposes In
London, before Its communication to the
public, it Was also used in the same pllferlng
way in New York. It appears that day
OF two before the news Of the settlement vas
1aade known to the public, Mr. William: II.
Imes, sent ! special dispatch from this city to
q New York broker, h'.about these words !:
ssAct for me a. though itou zad recsissd good
ssenush Then the telegraph Was tightly corked
agafust auy private dispatches announcing the
actual result, 90 that the ncws was not known
in New, York until twelve hours after It was
proclaimed here. The most natural inference
would be that Lord Lyons communicated tbs
facts to Mr. Russell perhaps that he took q
partnership In the commercial venture him
SELF But that does not acceunt for the sup.
preston Of other peoples dispatches.
, 1862-02-26
TIE TEXT ILLusTRATED.

The dolefu1 note sounded By Toomhs
aud Cobl-onainous nanaeE-in their 1ugu-
b1ioue address to the people Of Georgia,
are now taken up BY the bragssarts all over
The South, who have done the wind-work
Of tie rebellion, finds fitting commenta-
n IN facts which any visitor may observe
a; Camp Dougbs. ave will die in the
trenches, but never surrender" croak
Toombs end Cobb. "Wc will die, but
never surrender chime in The rank and
file. 1.-THE people Of the South VIII die,
lut never surrender sly the Mississippi
ans and Texans at Camp Douglas; but there
the latter, seven thousand people Of the
South, are prisoners already and are guard
cd By Federal troops, while they eat Fede-
;1a1 zations with an appetite not at an di-
1ninishcd by the act-of laying down their
arms, while Jet twenty thousand strong,
With abundant supplies, behind one Of the
most formidable earth-works in America
That's the comment on the text; and such
it VIII be to the end Of the chapter. Slave
r. breeds brsggaTts just as naturally as the
C5icago Times does secessionists; and
Whenever the rebels hare a chance to elect
between laying down their lives and an un-
conditional surrender, ne may be quite
sure that no lives will be lost.
, 1862-02-26
=G':bt.:Gfi!httttt..
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1854


The inquiry ! comes from all parts Of the
State, When do the members Of that body
<tatspringfeld, which ias earned the name
sof King Mob, by the lawleszness Of It's
"proceedings, propose 70 take ths oaths
*'prescribed by the Constitution Of the
*stae and the Inv: TINT called them into
: being, and 60 to work at What they were
9ssent to do?" L very pertinent
inquiry; but now too :. late. The
time having passed in which Convention
was to be organized, new law and new
election are the conditions precedentto any
amendment Of the Constitution; and
though the members Of the State Conven-
ton should swear as many oaths as didou
army II Flinders, they would be powerless
henceftatfh. But has not the State been
amused with their huFoonry about long
eneugh: .-v
, 1862-02-26

1ectual, character and force Of James H., Lane.
Ho Il 0hRsof the shle6t men In the nation, and
growst teyesy;:day ID III new rsquir ren1ents md
IespoaabilAies. The eoutaMsssetn eampaign
Gen. Lane Is essentially revolutionary leader,
one Of the healns that asaert themselves mAa-;
te1&hl, during such periods; Kansas was e.
sentia1]y re1olntioDaIy.: Men here ssw. that
Ehile the klsvety: OF the, black existed,
The s:. Rssss 1ss s;ssa hDi IT, a t,ss xsss
most direct md tofcible s1nong FREQ stste men
attacked the tAt.tQ itseh Lane i not con-
spttatof, nor would fte throw himself into any
Ha1PePa Ferry alsl31t. PIT he percei!e4 causes
and kno9s their Heaee be elsaz1yssx
the South itseI the question Of slavery
the nation. Then Kansaa would be
IN t1e. breach, which might ut any time have
been plodnced by TIE Ieeomgto9 ConSatu-;
ton Or the troubles In Southern =; kansas. WITH
daily formed plans to meet the emergency.
Let me agaiu give you the'key: note as sounded,
by Gen. Lane in '57, In speech at Topeka,
when, speaking Of the Demoesafdc party and
slavery, he said "That befoEe:God hs be.
tsffom the watera OF the Yellowstone on the
s'north to. the waEm waves Of the Gulf OF
aMeIco on the south, one long line OF free
Estates would rear their heads, an tmpenetra-
stble barrier against which the western waves
g of this black curse should dash themselves
..to pieces in vain. Until that time came he
"wos crusader for freedom
The w1fter had q conversation with General
Lane In the carly part Of 1850, shortly after
the john Brown affair, In which that was 1n-
trodueed- 1t naturally came up, being then
the dominant topic Of interest. Genernl Lane
criticized, among other things, the military
character Of the Hafper's Ferry movement,
and then briefly spoke Of the Southwest IS
the Vulnerable point, in military
aspect, Of the slave territory. Arksn-
sas, Texas, and Louisiana were sug-
ing Of John Browns action, or fayoring SINH
lar ones, but simply as a criHc indicating his
OWL opinions. Since the denial to Gen. Lane
| Of the conception Of this expedition, this coll
| yersation came back to my mind, and I there
fore refer TO it merely for its value as corrobo-
| rative testimony.
Itwonld seem that the preceding WIS -saf-
ticiently direct to prove Gen Lane's right to
! clEim the origin Of this Southern expedition.
I could not wish, under the circumstances, to
| withhold such matter from public so vitality
Interested In it. -. ~.
| In closing, let me again urge the necessity
depressing forward the column, no matter who
shall command. We,1aay be victorious in the
| centre, but nc need to cut of the retreat and
hem in the rebel enemy. The last fighting o1
this war will be done in the Southwest, fol
beaten back on the coast and in the centre, tho
more desperate leaders will gather those who
| will follow them and retreat, fighting through
all this country, and even making lodsment il
the border Mexican States, whence they will
continue to annoy US al through our South
western territory. March column into
Northern Texas In time and this will be pre-
! vented.
, 1862-02-26
A. DENIAL,

We Wish to deny with proper emphasis
the report that a uewsboy at Camp Douglas,
yesterday, with fifty copies Of the TRIBUNE
andtca Of the Chicago Times, under his
am, was robbed Of the Times by the pris-
oners, and driven out With his FRrBuSEs
unso1d.' As acceptable as We know the
Times to be to the Mississippians in the
Camp, we cannot believe that they would
injure newsboy for the purpose ofgetting
it: but ne admit that the temptation would
be strong. A perusa1 Of its slang about
"nggers,s I" Black Republicans" "Abon-
tionists,:' Rights Of the South" etc, would
make each rebel i1nagine thathe was at his
own cabin spelling out the diatribes Of the
secession sheet which taught him that re-
j, lellion was virtue that even angels would
F1I~M
, 1862-02-26

U Sergeant Moulton Of WilIimautic, Ct,
Of the I'd Connecticut regiment, captured at
5u11 Run and lately released from Richmond,
is The hero Of . story going the rounds Of the
papers, to tic effect that while in prison he
made . s:conqucs:E" OF beautiful and wealthr
young lady Of that city. The story relates
how the Young lady sent him money, clothing,
ard luxuries without stint. The Hartford Coz.
rant sa5s the story IS true, and that Mculton
is soon to be. married to the young WOMAN.
who has come North for that purpose.
, 1862-02-26

E The wife Of IN enlisted man In the 18th
Connecticut regiment, under orders for the
seat Of war, cut off his fore finger while he
WIS home on furlough and asleep; and as
this thing has been done often enough with
success In keeping husbands away from the
war, an example is to be made of the woman,
She is On trial at Hartford, and will probably
be sent to State prison. >.