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ENVELOPES.

ENYRLOPRsl ENVELOPES
800, 900 ENVELOPES OF all
SKIS, 0UALITLB AID C0LcR9 ron nALl
q ths LaaAsg Oolntlng Ree1s 0oap taF oalh.
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Or hnd zler Monday, November 4fh, IsSl. TraInI
VII run daily as follows (SundaTa excepted, ,
!5O A. n Chicago BEpress-3tOp5 az all stations on
Southern Divtgion, except Washington, and
at Io.3o p. 81.
E10 P. II. Northern MEll-5t0Ps Ct al stations or
Northern Division, and arrives at SanduBkyaf
8:l5 P. III.
8;le P. n Telegraph EKpress-5tsps at all station
on Southern Division, eNcept Washington, 0e-
1oh snd Clay. Arrives IN f0isde af l2:95 A. D.
snd Ohiokgs II II a. "a.
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There are Ninety Eight Depots on the ConPa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every sven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are sitgated
at convenient distances throughout the Whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily a in the eldest cities Of The
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be net for all
kinds n farm rroduce
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lhe ExtmiheF ~ yesterday says ethe
objects og, the F FteReh MihisieI & visit have
not definitely tFanspiIed, 3, butjh is said
thab outside % his ofheial o0mlluniea lens
hS h6i q pressed great interest % Reeer-
0tuin ehaf oommeroial troatiosathe COnfeh-
Z efii6 asb5erhmont Was disposed 10 make
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MASTER'S s A L E.-PDRsUANE

mn ASTER'S 3 a u LE.-RDRsUANT
M 20 the command OF dsoretall order Of sale
ron the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga ooun-
tY at the Buit Of Edward Wads against Henry tkin-
nsr 70 directed gnau expose Tor sale at public
auction ct the door Of the Court aougs In the CITY
Of OeV6and on the ninotesnth day Of Nay, 1859, at
three O'Clock N, he following described tract or
lot Of land, situate In Brooklyn township, Ouyaho
Fa county, Ohio, and known e. AuodiVision lot No.
tUo hund cd and t0Ety.stEs In Hiram utoue. addi
Gon to Ohio City and land posed Of part Of
original lots fity-threo apf aixty-eiFht, in
Brooklyn ToWnship. Hppraiaed ct SS5o
PAM WADH, Master Oomm'r.
Plda httys. aprille:398
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RED ESTRTE9
ErmrpMLAMn

WESTERNLANBs-e-H.lH n. LIZA
w TUB, Of the late nrm of Iittis1 8 EeFs1, y I
eolItt1t az On ezld iaEa qlallil q o. 1e alF1liIf
Land n iGEa, ~ ilcongin and lIlEI1uIi, p aLehaI7
o9os with Ro11s JonninFl. lIlrhls ElocE, l3lls
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s
~ !aa OIHSINhATI RAILROAD.


1914 WINTHR ARRANGEMENT. Is5-A
On and after Monday, November lth, 1851, P,--r-,
ger Trains VII lssEs Cleveland e. folloEEs
Firlf Train-ssoo M-Stopping Of all stationa sE.
ospt Qlmsted, Columbia Rochester, Green.
Wich, Iberia, Eden, Rerlin and Orange, arr.
wing IS Oreatlne lO:59 A. ~; Columbus t:3o P.
Nj Dayton 800 2. Nj Cincinnati e:ls P. NJ
Indianapolis 200 2: n louisville 80 A. n
st. L0uig l0:45 A, n; Chicago via Orastlinsal
Second Trsin-7ss5 ?. M.-stoppinE IS all stations
Iberia, EdeR, Berlin, Lewis O0ntre, Orange ene
Worthington, arriving at Orestlins II O0 P. nj.
Columbus ls3o a. a Dayton sos A. h.; Oins
einRati 7;z5 A ~; Indianapolis 9n0 a. a.: 81,
Louis II:i0 T. IL; Loui5Tilie l.I5 p m. (bleS'
70 Vfa Orestiins 1910 A. II,
Trains stop g leave Passengers at Ali stations Hnc
stop only 70 take Passengers on signal ct Btatlon
Trsins issTs Columbus e follows: IL, T-.in-,.s .
-l;l5 P. NJ and arrives in Cleveland $40 P. 4.
OOH HOTIOHA
shalhg, sendu1ky, hsnlisld Newark Raflrosd. IoI
Handled, NJ. Vernon, Newark, zansIVill
Ossuslins' PisssburEh, Fort WsyD. a OhIs.-, R.I,
- road .or Forest, Upper sanduIky, Dslphos,
Lima Fort wayne, Eaports, OhfcaQo, a.
ysss, AID East for AanSaeld, WOoSssT. Ma
aallsu and Bellofontalne Railroad Line 6or Marion
SsLeiontai9s, Sidney Union, Muuels, In,
Vile I9ulsville, Cairo, st. LOuiIi g.
DsisWsre, With sPrlDgheld, ut. Vernon and Pltts,
UolunbusI Lifsis 1Iismi oeiamBSs, ana xsnp
Rsilroad, for Eenia, Dayton, tndisnSBoli1
TerTe HAuts, Sc. Louis, Morrow, IIoVslsu5
and Cincinnati, ald with the Ohio 3 Eid
EtlIiVpi Railroad At Cincinnati for U.ouIsl
VILE hFansVillst OAlFoI Bt. Lo0iI, aud, q
points on the Ohio river, -
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark. EIdsS
vile, Wheeling, &o., Columbus, Piqua aEf
Indiana Railroad Tor PiQun, Urbana, -.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and fniormaflouiapi
Ply at the Passenger station, Gnd a. Union Ticfs
Odlee, Il7 Superior street.
Cleveland, Nor. lth, IsSI
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.ASTRR OOMMISsInNERIS

1NI eALE.-PursuGnt to an order Of sale 10 me
directed from the Court Of Common NJ a. flr Ouya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio, In an action
therein pending, wherein Ssmusl II Hsyman Is plain
TIN and Henry q. Abbey administrator Of the state
OF Robert Parks, deceased, aud Others are defend-
ants will expose for sale st public auction ct the
door Of the Court House In aad county on the 9ith
day OF May, 1852, commencing at o'clock P. n, the
following described lots Of land situate in the city
Of Oevelsnd in said county, being in the Buffalo
Comnal IS purchase, and numbered and apprRlsed
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OATs, harley, BYE, BUCKWHEAT,
AGRICuLTURAL PRopUcTs

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at s. 600 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 00o,-
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons OF produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
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MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT
,ILA to the command Of 8 decretal order Of sale
trUm the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga couns
", at the suit Of Marvin Kent Against Joseph "a
blackburn and snother, TO me directed shall eI-
poB9 Tor sale at public suction at the door OF the
tenth day Of Nay. 1861 ct three o'clock r. n, the
iouoWing de1oribed Premises situate IN the City OF
aud known by sub lot No. one m Oanfeld, Denni'
son, Pease Fosters subdivision Of original ten
sore lot8 Nos hundred thii u fours hundred
Ihirtynye and one han dred thrty-siEs 8siG aub lot
No. one hiss front OF hixty-8ix feet Rillsoa-ats
and running back to Lake Erie about four hundred
end Eenty' nEe feet, excepting and reserV1ng the
portion Of said sub lot that has heretofore bean
V0I cd 90 the Ol5Vsl and AahIAbula Railroad Com.
? my and uoW occupied IN part BY said Company,
and b ug strip Of land forIE sot In Wid n running
across said sub lot, be the 1ane or less, but
subieot to all legal Highways, Appraised At Sll00
PANE WADu, Mastsr Oomm'r
plGfn AftiVE nbril sg7se
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ENVELOPES.

TNVELOPESI ENVELOPES ! !
aoo.Ono EnVslcpol of al Eisel, quniitlel Gnduoi
on RFsIilS 6 ne Lsa1s. Oounting Room, ohsaD q
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STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension OF
Stock raising. All kinds OF Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, sc, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field is open for others 70 enter
FARMING also presents It's Inducements 10 many.
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COAL OIL AND LAMPS.
Oil oEhll oILili
W. @. SooAaId &Co

". G. ScoAeld & Co,
~ sas Western Uodntry, have this day reduesa
- IL "a sloel l On their -E
s S,.45shS@sINR AND CARBON OILS.
y ahAll Be IS herstoore ven BEST
a r, Oa ane sEa'nins uamplss, n send your order
80 GRAAT WxsT1KN On WoRKs.
OsRlo9-ios 81. olair Street. EOaF Of AnSsE HouSa.
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Harvey stephens and r. a
George Preslsy, PLAINTIFF In the Court Of Common
against } Pleas, Onyahoga %.
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
Defendants For Relief.

GSaaES aREs's Frss1S. ssiRa'PPii PisiRS fRa Court Common
Norman O. Baldwin, ct al
y Defsndants For Relief
TOMAS q. HBARTT. PHILIP
u I Heartt, PhiIaudsr Bennett, Hanrietta Ben
nett, James Griffith, samuel n. Callsnder, 3.
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee in Bankruptcy
Of Benjamin. 7, Tyler and the unknown heirs #
John B. Macy, deceased, defendants in the above
Grs hereby nothed that on the 81 day Of April A. D.
1852 said plaintiffs hled in the Ofos Of the CLERK OF
SAID Court, their pstition against them and other
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the possession Of the following de
aoribed real estate to wit situate in the County Of
Ouyahoga and state Of Ohio and being in that paIt
OF the CITY of Cleveland which was formerly called
the City Of Uhio and is known e sub lots numbers
262, 26s, 40, rs and 24 in Block L o. the Buffalo
Company allotment, called and have been In such
possession ever since September, 1883, that on and
prior to the 18th day of July said lots owned
N common by the following named Parsons 70 wiz;
Benjamin u. Tyler, GTimih 7. gElnitht shslden
ards, Gilman Folsom, Jr. Guy b. Goodrich, OhsrleB
Minslow. John b. May, and Samuel N. calender,
owning said lots in common, duly executed and de-
Hvsred TO said Norman U. Baldwin ueed thereof,
that the 18th day Of APRIL 1885, said Norman o.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lots TO Frederick Bald
win, who, on or about the 18th day Of September,
1853 duly conveyed tbs same TO these PLAINTIFF that
under said deeds Of convey anoe said Norman o.
Baldwin, Frederick Baldwin and said plainti08 have
respectively Deep IN me e1eluslTe Possessl9n q az
deed thereof executed and delivered 70 Norman o.
BALDWIN was not and mas never Deen recorueQs Out
was Sometime after its delivery to said Norman q.
Baldwin, lost accidentally destroyed and has not
been and cannot Be found, By reason whereof the
title Of said panti to said lots Is eouded I'd the
defendants appear OF record to have some interest in
and said lots whereas in facs they have inte
rest whatever. The petition prayg q decree con.
hrminR their title TO said lots and excluding said
defendants from any claim thereto. Sad defendants
are required to answer said petition by the 18th day
Of June, 1852 the same viii be taken confessed
and decree rendered accordingly.
PALmER 3 DENNIS,
sprill6:S89 Rlaintihs Sftly.
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KE@cAE
MEDICAL SUCCESS
9ySSi;illI>l2S:S5
6Is H6saFs3 B5lIlfF FYass1ziH
EEaIRA1i WRAKNE7
aLERF, ES., AED TIPOTRHoT
OURID,


AftsF Oh other fFedtnent Rails .
-a VIa17a1i DR.. A. GIBSON,
g gg55S151 IT, g 1is ~. & 1S5f ~ W. H HI ~ 3 ~ a.
ths shove nnIasd dllss5sL Re yin Fay ths uanas
9 s. da.a 81 iPi 5sSs ss ssss 81 81 s Sas5 ds aR
'aae5 ~. ,qo SSS-S ~, a l,o-Isu- -sv ,ns .rv
Enos, DT. GIBSON . hapDy IL being abs % IN
aoalea - Tie untoftunAte, that b hal psZic5185
sy1ssm Oi tFssimsnt I5r the
sPIBDT AND PERMANEHE OURE
q ths Above and ofhaF
PRIVATE DISEASES
Uish al bad sGsotI EFlglng thsrenon, lnelldllH
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PRO5rRAIIOa.
He hsI Hueooeds5 n eurilg ca1al n ehll ctYs soma
Of whom had expended hundred1 ot coll4rl With
nalsdi6I sith sa5os.s, and Fitho1t receiving e.
81. 5T 1s5S = d5s4 1ot shst hs ia rasubsr Of
some CoIlsss in Gondo1 or RArils q psrhas8 some
othefl % Tor fe rurpo1o Of englarng tbs Inn nocen
tkI, thas 10 tlahl8 - EiTe eltiTg lstiEsction 90
thcas We lePeze conf alse Il his aeitl end inseg.
ol Tc1 inert Wki1h challs1gaa ang Phylian q Lon
Son 1rI or a1g l1t1nt medictne s. eIuAA lof t1e
ssFsnGGnsnil, Both Eiantsl Eha pATEsoal, ariEint
TAaI lsT11af or EaCflt nbuE1s
ioIloaing sivaatagcs over sI othsff ~ dlooleIee
and ErSt, tie agenI uH1 Eff % No Eezpee. tet.
49, 2s - - ,2 70 5ts.r So ss,i55 We % ri ssoSssi5
no ro1trictoul IN dios q 1ullne. Llllos
y si-1d1 ,-s1srsd t0 20 into Az pubic 0r private
hogFital - the Unitsd ststal sno ealonlEIals the
efhss ea9 knoEru q the world a Boins d Drompt
ns5e, rsrnaan5n5T, tlld1.li 1z1gT nFe eo1ssais1ca
- Gibson 3 peFrlansutly loested q Cleveland,
nc - eurinE the palt Two ysal performed maaI
sros d liSsssss Ehioh hsd l5r ToSzI riIiIlo3 81
othsT mota1 of teat1gat EGIerelu5 can Be oven %
individuals of tbs hrlt RS Billy n Cleveland
B0ston, EsT TorE = and ether citioa IN uoTani 90
sfil and integrity n al proiIlonal trEn lactanE-
DT5psgia RhusnatiImi Boroillh ard Ell ehr6nie
ii1elr1l tlaEt1d with superior E1cna1-. r b.. i
r17- Medicine rl1t - any art q tha cCantrF %
%. GI8ssE7s EsT Work q Phylloio1g los lalO
DR.. GIBSON,
PrQfsIssr of ElsstroSsfly sB3 Rsiieiss,
Omes-llg seneca It., . ~ DOOR tom Superior, /
toiss Sours ron 70 e ana hsui ; . 8 o,slOoE
EeflY, fBundayH oEc8Eesil-l alEl.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICH-THE UNDIRsIeREb HAs
IN been daily sppointed Executor Of the LIST VIII
and Testament Of AhaE Merchant, late Of (Jyah oRA
county, Ohio, deceased. Ali psra0nH indet ted 70
tbs estate are requested to make fmmediste pay
ment; and those having claims aEhiust tie sRme
wilt present them to the undersigned for elloWHnce
nnr26.asI IL AARON MERuHANT. nrannfor.
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=. ----7-7-~
John snell, rlAintih,
Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyAhoEa County, D.

W.
Charles WinslOW, a9 the Court Of Common Pleas,
kasigaee Of RBuDin G.
Hunt, Tor the b nett CuyahOga County, o.
Of tho creditors Of o.
q. sexton, Defenf ant
NOTiCE.-O. @. SEXTON, OF Tbs
IN State Of Michigan, will take notice that John
D. ell did, the 77th day Of noFembar, A. ID. 1881,
Me his pettlcn IN tie Court Of omm0n Pleas with
In ana ior the Couuty Of OuIahOga, and State Of
hto, against ths said CHARLES WinslOW e assigDee,
&C, setting Tth that be has q i'm agatn9t the
estate of n seid Il. 9. stunt for the sum OF 500,
interest from 0otoDeF 24th, 1885, ana S54l, and
tntero3t from June 18th, 1851. less cent, and that
said Rgsignm ent was fraud tho other cfadit1r8
Of said Hunt, and pral lug that the assignment Il.
g Hunt to haTlos WiuBloW Be cesiaIed t. enure
the oQuai baneft Of ell the creditors Of the Baid
unt and by leave Of Court the said y. Sexton is
made farty deiendAnt TO said suit. And that haid
o. O. sexton is required 70 appear aud answer said
petition OF bsfsre th3 thiid SATURDAY. Afier the
sOIh day Of May next.
= J. h. OHIDESTEB,
uril 10 Ig57.s9Q Plaintiffs AttfF.
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 90 TO 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large prohts.v Il Is
believe that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries OF Illinois, a 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, a distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14I miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
OATS, harley, BYE BUCKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to she climate, are prOdu-
OF Illinois Is about the climate OF PennsyiTanla,A
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
Of the United States. r
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Psars, Tomatoes snd every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is groEnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
immediate vicinity. Between the TeTre Hante,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois r.vers, a distance OF 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1S6 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediaieresult8 from his labor a. on. these
deep, rich, loamy soils cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southgrn
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton 3 St.
Louis Railroad, distance OF nearly 200 milea. is
well adapted to Winter
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STOVES AND TlR.WARE.
THE DESPATcH COOKING lSTOTF

TIE DESPA FcH COOKLNG STOVE
Having during the past Wintsr. ben npruFsd, o.
nov undrubtediT the JEST Stove 90 tfe E ErEet.
It's Baking, Roasting and Br0ilug prGpsTtie3 ere
unsEcsptionable and Ia ecenomT 81 luel lt is IN
PARALLEL with It's new r1tent grll5 ID VII ngfl
Goal g we'll aI ra1 most admirahlTs tha OVa1 b.
ing thoroughlY Ventila il win produca psrlect
OVon; Boosting and Tossing Is done before tns
open nre, and brcllllE over le coli1 1 the 1elrtn
a. comnon ssngB diciatag- lt 70 mlnuilctured 81
this city and ths mstsrial us9f ald TIE workman
ahip are Of the bIf Qualityi dnallyr if EiTes par
1atisfSctlon 10 ALL 81 hGndrefu of b0rl1EeararI il
uIing the SfoVes viii te.tiF.
IL NoFBalg StGr C50ki1y SloUs
4 4 new and deEirablo natteEu, Whfch With : Varis-
q OF others, make Our gtcck CON plote. We also
have on baud great variety o. esrIcr Cooking and
other heating Stoves for sale Is raducei Uricag.
Hoare constantly supplied With al t1a newest .
most bcautiiui styles OF
ENAM LED CRATES,
Also-sll Of the most usagui ARTISTS Of
Hoass Figzishisg Good, Nsil5 & F5assTs Tooz
We are iuag receiyins ths atssf iu1rsE gtylsao q
BIRD "a IS, which are oferad l5r sale at tho lou-
Tor sale a. wholesale or rsia ell the Varq1 Articles
o. lain and yapsned Tin, Copper ard eheet kroa
Ware Meolar the almost endless EIfletg OF goocl
IN car iina for Galaa The ioUaEF cab T1oI, On M
ONE PRICE SISlhAi
uEAli Hausskoeper ssd ttos3 W1o coltsmplaf5
Houaekfeuin1 g q tho rsst ci uaulindI . are mclt
cordially invited 70 caI before pafc1 .ilg eaEheEe
and iulgs iur themsslTea, SO sEt1llrion e unfs
anf6ed 81 ths toys and ara Empofium OF
". L. MARVIN,
u,ra 81 Nos soHth side PnE saas-s
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r. HOVEY, Plaintiff g Attorney.
Cleveland, April 20, Ise2;8oI

NOTTCB.-NOTIOE Is HEREBY
IN given that the undersignsd hes been dnlf an
pointed sdminiatratrix upon the estate Of 0. P.
Drr68n, dec hsed. HARRIUT DRYDEN
Olmated, AnTil "a, 1882 anr2o.seT
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: fFron ne richmond Dlspatoh, ApFii iai


LII rIa Aera NAalL. H.e ru
qe1 fFrom the Richmond Dhpatch, April lal
"a X, NtBeiER. i..I-1 ~. NJ.
asi The ExshTher 81 yssierday says she
objects q, the FteRoh m inisieEs visit have
-s1uot definitely tEanspiFed, butit is said
ttab outside 81 his oficial o0mlaunioa lens
~ h6i pressed great interest Q RseeT-
otui1 Nhat oommeroial troatios the COnfeh-
s1.dflle s51erhuent Nass disposed 70 make
-lBWtthi kraaeesi sf.i. - .lIs.l, '.
~ ldirslo y, W know not what treaties The gov.
-as sfah7s6t may Be disposed 20 make, bat We
Do know that What The people would sp.
6siplaad b the very e0ho, namely, a treaty
q Securing to France for q given number OF
ias SaaFz an equal right 10 our enormous oar.
EaaRgiHs srede with our own vessels provided
she viii raise the Lrookade, ana give Us the
$50 sane soeess to her araenals and iounderies
Bio thHt cur enemies enjoy. We WaRt arms
and We want ammunition. Had We pos,
81 sessed g sufficient supply Of thesa tFO IN
ssl-dogpsnsable requisites 10 the auoosssful
pro eution of modern WGrfare In che be-
55rg giainF 81 TIE EsI, We shouid have pat an
end 60 Il long ego. Let Franos raise the
.,, tl6gksde, 6nd Ee win soon DO it now, sndi
- IN order ~ eject that desiFahle object,
oa9 nothilg,is more necessary than alsimble
declaration On the part Of France that She
"a Nc luHhtF Elf Rtot H. ~ lht hAteF all
'.n s6t amaFust ef shsms In the world II Is
nothing more or less than = paper block
80 sae. sueh Is England imposed sgsinst
% giFIanoo b. her famous .ClFders in Council.
Already ave hundred vessels have success
fully eluded il, end thereby established the
asli. fact that 4 is ne blOokEde under any in
torprstation Of the Treaty Of Paris. France
E z1 an oppoEtunity now which never will
be offered her again. She may secure our
eoAsting trsde-if our government should
not unWisely prevent it-for We have no
ships WORTH speaking Of.
10 TIE EDIFoR OF TIE RICHMOND DIsFArCH.
Count Moroier has opened negotiations
with the Secretary Of War, and Congress
has determined to remain ct their post
during the important missionof the Minister
ef the Emperor. Any kind Of an arrange
msnt will be made with the President Of
che Confederaoy, and this will be perfect
acknowledgement BY Francs Of our indepen-
nee from the United States. lam hsppy
hmy article In the Enquirer Of yesteF-
has produced the desired eff5ot 10 pro
ag The Congress while negotiations With
cunt MoroieF are going on.
DIR. LEMOINE. 7.
TRichmond letter of April 18th in the Petersburg
EEpress- gI n
n le Comte Henri Meroier, the French
Minister TO the United States, who arrived
IN this city on Wednesday from Wishing
ton, lad long interview yesterday with
The Hon. J. P. Benjamin, Secretary OF State.
Tks nature Of this interview has not trans
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nR. RIRHON,

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Omes-llS seneca g., . ~ DOOR tr0m Superior,
: olss RouEs from 70 Il ana hp- ; . 8 slslOoE
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Gen. DoubIsday on Uoutrabands.

BrigadisF General Doubleday, stationed
near Washington, has issued an order direct
ing that all negroes coming into the lines of
any Of the camps or forts underhi command
are 70 be treated as persons and not as chat
tsls. his opinion Of the expediency of ad-
hitting cOntrabands within the camp is thus
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aThs General Is Of The opinion that The

given
g The General Is Of the opinion that they
bring much valuable information which can
not Be obtained from any other source
"a They are acquainted with Eii the roads,
paths f0rds and other natural features Of the
5 country, and they make excsllent guides
They also know and frequently have ex-
posed the haunts Of secession spies and trai
torS and the "a listsRcs Of rebel organiEa-
dcnBD
o6F The Generals opinion is sustained By the
experience Of many other officers. The ex-
petition against Apslachicola found the ne
gro guides very ussfal.-Stats Journal.
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Also an undivided half Of Lot Ne Is in Al.
fred KelleY's subdivision Of OEigineI citf
Lots lsl, l97 I93 IN sail city appraised at lI25
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