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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-05

KEY TO THE IlEARr.--Said Mr. Webster, il
| had lock of very complicated construc-
ton, and there was only one key to unlock it,
| should feel sure that the key was made by
one who understood the construction of that
lock. So when find that notwithstanding
all the windings and mysteries Of iniquity in
the human heart. the Bible, and the Bible
only, is adapted to it throughout, and is able
to penetrate its most secret recesses. | am
constrained to believe that the Bible was
made by Him who " alone knowth the hearts
of the children of menu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-05

TO DISTINGUISH STEEL FROM IRoy.-To
distinguish steel from iron let fall drop of
dilute nitric acid upon the surface of the
metel it produces a dark gray spot upon
the steel, and green one on iron
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-05

UPren:ice says Lots wife would be
worth seveny-five cents pound iu the
Southern Coufedcracy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-05

The man who spelt coffee, Kauphy, was
some at orthography, but they beat him in
Cncinnatti there's IA sign in Western Row
which reads:
"kaiks Krackers Kandccs and konfck-
summary hole sale and re tale"
Beat it if you can.-Ee.
We can beat that all hollow. A gentle
man handed us a note a few days since,
and we think it can t be beat. Here it is as
we got it
9 Derc sur my IF hev rund AVA Il want
IL tn sa in ure papre that ainst u goi'i
tn pa eny diets of hern after today ma ate
1900 and fifty 9.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-05

GENERAL PopE's OPINION or TIE CoNrED-
ERATE ARMlEs.-A Washington correspou-
dent of the New lork' Tribune says
General Pope is here aud expresses the
opinion that the forces of the rebels at Rich
mond are overrated, as the forces of Bcaure-
gard at Corinth were before Corinth was
evacuated. 1t was the concurrent test.
mony of spies and descrers that not less
than $50, 900 or 200 armed rebels were
behind Beauregard's entertainments. But
upon the occupation of Corinth it was pro-
we'd beyond n question that he never had
more than $4,000 men there. Gen. Pope
docs not believe that the rebel army at Rich
mond exceeds the latter number.
lie laughs at the prevalent report that
Gen. Beauregard has reinforced that army
to the extent Of single soldier. He con-
sdcrs the war in the West as virtually at an
end, the only thing yet to be done being to
possess and hold the immense breadth of
country already really conquered. In an
swcr to a question concerning the 10000
prisoners taken by him, according to Gen
eral Halleck, he says that he took so, 900
men, they could hardly be called soldiers,
and $4,000 stand of arms, most of the cap
tivcs, of whom many were from Kentucky
and Tennessee. Beauregard's rear guard
was driving south. Having no means to
feed them. aud believing that there was
little temptation for them to join the rebel
rout, he released them on parole.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
Tse Abolition Of POlyrnmy.

The bill reported to the House by Mr.. Ash
ley, of Ohio, from the Committee on Terri
tories, for the abolition Of polygamy In the
Territories Of the United States, in the Dis
srict Of Oolumbis, and wherever the Federal
Government has exclusive Jurisdiction, yes
torday passed the House, despite the oppOsi-
tiou Of the VaIlsndighsm Democracy, who
seen Is devoted to polygamy as TO the other
of athe twin relics Of barbarism," slavery.
The bill annuls the laws of Utah on this sub.
iset and, should it become law, viii doubt
lsI1 rAlse q eOmmOtion In the domestic cir
elss" ctthat trsason-taintsd, POlygamy-cursed
Territory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

OongFegs has passed the 10 loving ho'si
which have received the approval OF Presi-
& An act freeing the negroes IN the
District Of Columbia.
g. An cot empowering the negroes to
carry the nails
p A. A new Article Of War, prohibiting
ofhoers in the army and navy from return
ing tbs negroes who run into camps.-Ohio
SiatcsR1R.
~ ClH them BY what name you choose Mr..
Statesman, they are the noblest acts Of the
American Congress since the Declaration Of
Independence. The people have decreed
that the Government Of the United States
shall no longer participate in the crime Of
slaTsholdine. II the States continue the
ssil, aoting up to the requirements Of the
Constitution in ell respects, they can do scj
hut Il the slave power persist in seeking
the destruetiOn Of the Government then
slavery must die, for "all indispensable
means must be used 10 preserve the Union"
The acts already passed by Congress are
for the regulation Of matters coming clear
y under the exclusive Jurisdiction Of the
Federal Government, which has too long
permitted its fair fame to be tarnished by
. seeming endcrsement Of the Internal sys-
. ten, and al good men rejoice ct the present
StePin the direction Of universal liberty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
NKW YORK mARKET-AprlI 2s


FLOUR-harket opened heavy, 68loo lover,
but affer the news By the North America came 70
haad the market rallied and closed vi Father more
sslss i17o bbls At Samoa 90 or s1perfns state;
g5O505l5 for extra statei s4l7le4 80 Tor supernne
ses.e55i s - 20 iSr sIS1 tIsn5s IS m roand
hOop:Ohio SsylOa6,5O for trade brands, s''lSs9 y
9HNGnS FrOUR-Markst Il opo~sd lover a~d
closed seeady. Sales Of 80 bbls at S5S Gosz spring
VB sOa6,50 Tor winter extra. ,-..- ST..
RYR EIOOh-nArket quiet ana ssel'1J' $40
GS55 M n SIRAI,-Market uris, and unshsnsed.
WHIsK without material change
SALES on bbls at 227f 623fc.
WHEAT-hsrkst Qaiet and without ma, erlai
change scarcely enough d'inV 70 aetablisn l@uoJs. @
sales Of an hush MilWa"ke club A. " % w ~
al So 6O0O Snsh prime whi1e MIchigan at fsl'4i'a-
REY-Msrkst ag'et at y ~ : 81: '::.ooao,,
(;slRN-Marksf heavy and dro Ping. cal.a iii 80
hush AZ 81 So for mtvad western In store ana oeif
GiTs IIarl-at nadsraie requsst Sales ct 81 .
FIr for Is-sa- ranada waatprn and state,
COeVER-Msrkst without material enAnse'-
RICR CSn,st. sales 50 baga RsngOn7 AZ 5a6He;
GU9AR-Na-kst TO, ray =. v'P. H., R;,o ~ sife:
VOL, AsaEs-Ma'kst STEADY aud hrm' Sales oi
$50 nh Cnba wusenyado At 241 49,, s.o MI.
P0R K-MaFket shsda hrmer salee o. solIs ~ "
sl2aI3 81 mess, sIn@lO,25 for prime Sz'ooeSl''0u
RFRP- Rules quiet and hrm. SALES go Dds
AZ "a snsS1 eoautry prime; 85,50A8,oO for country
mess: SO OOaiS5O for repacked measi Sl4'ooSl6eO
PRIME MISS BEEF-Msrket quiet and mae
BRRF HABTs-Market bstier mand, Sales oi
20a bills 1t st5.25. .oo.,
G.7fTE WTEATa-Markat steady. Sales tOl PACK
ages Al lJSflSe for shonldarH: 5 2 SIC tnr man,
nhGsnN gTUPq -market outels SAFES oi ~
ba- Al re 10 ahort ribbed 7<e for bellies also
SSies on IH1 nm rs roukh sides At " @6o. -.
TAPD-Market ralss steady. BALES l'so0 oDD 81
'BSTrrTi'TRR-MSrkst uiea'y, and selling st sSI4'
foT Ohin. I607lo for state.
Al 6lS0Qo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
OAAP AT SHIP PoINT,
yopu R1vrn ADril Is. 1852

YORK RIVER, April TO- looA'
DEAR SEsTnR: - This beats all tho ooun-
tries yet have seen-nOthing but one vast
area of uuicksands, rendering locomotion
difficult. Our infantry, however, have cor
duroy road nearly completed from lamp 70
the Point. where q steamer lies laden with
army supplies.
Our boys have sport indeed, when Oh du,
~, Wading on the mud fats for oysters.
think shall never care for them again. Our
camp was fortified place occupied by the
rebels, but they could not stand the pressure
They had good quarters built of logs. the
river here is deep and narrow. The van
derbilt was here the other day. Cant say
what would shout her. The defeat OF tue
Seces at Pittsburg about settles the ques-
ton, and after we take yorktown, IS we GER
tainly will, they viii make but little iurtner
resistance.
Three days sgo, Gen. Mcclellan, riding
through the works, met an +. +. V. and IN
quired of him in relation to certain ROAD.
de told the General there were no rebels IN
the vicinity. The General rode on and WaS
mat nv a negro. who told him there was a
masked battery half mile ahead. tne
General returning, sent out scout VINO cap
iured the said F F. v. and discovered the
battery described by the negro. and snos9eF 'l,9
in close proximity. The General did not "Ge'
tail guard to Aog the Negro" nor did ne
return him to his rebel master," but the T.
F. V. is sentenced to be hung. =,
like to talk with the darkies. They 81.
have pretty good idea of current events.
frequently get them 10 bake hoe cakes, al
which they are experts. The most OF them
however. make tracks for Old Point Comfort
If what I have seen Of the "Sacred SOU
is specimen, don't wonder they wanted
something better. During nine months res
idence upon It, Ihave seen nothing to admire
but the "0ld Potomac"
Your Brother, 3. q. b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

The Mountain Department seems Of late to
Be infested BY gangs Of guerillas, organized
under the direction Of the rebel Governor
Leicher. Gen. Fremont has taken steps to
destroy them, his movements, according to
the telegraph, proving eminently successful
The bandits were severely punished and rOut-
Cd from their stroneholds.
Gen. Milroy had also attacked the rear
guard Of the rebel army near the boundary
Of De department, and routed them without
l0ss 70 our forces We may expect more
ngsly timas IN the Mountain Department
sson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
Armiug the Blacks.

Il Is said that Gen. Hunter, commanding
the Department Of South Carolina, has writ
ten letter IN which be declares bis intention
to arm the blacks. We suppose this state
msnt refers 10 the negroes within his lines,
Of which, at last accounts, there were eight
thousand. This will be quite an addition
to Gen. Hunters army, The rebels have
deemed the blacks at TO bear arms against
iha Government, and there Is no reason why
they are nos equally ct to 6ght in its sup
nsrt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
TUKspAY moRV VpIG, APRIL 90 isoS'
wa. oaIo DIa Tor tho border siai'''

VVhns Obis DId for tho Border States
In snoshsr column we publish, uudes the
$3.50 ot6A aRsT. Dr. Breokiuridge and the Loyal
EOrtb.p an afliele from the Ohio state Jour
% IN 9nsl to which We ask attention. 1t possesses
aog raaoh Interest as history Of the earlier days
issl of Che rebellion on our border, and the man
5sr IN v7bloh It was met and bsfied. The
Ioval people OF Western Virgins have often
expressed their gratitude to Ohio tor the sue
~ a acsf exteaded them in The hour OF their mOs'
pressing need, and the glowing eulogy OF Dr.
BreokinridQe 70 the uhsrolc loyalty OF TIE
e,ss stssssH Is but the volce o. Kentucky
turning in thAnkfalpess to the dslivererS OF
the s,ate from rebel usurpation and control
W. A. Northern Ohio, are already familiar
vithths promptness Of some Of our Western
Rsssrvs troops in going to the rescue Of
Western Virginia Ga tbs Suuday follow
sal iag tho publication Of the Presidents Proc
Ismstion ealing for trooDS, the Geneva Light
ARTILLERY. Captain D Ksnuey, we're notified
bv telegraph to report at Columbus immedi
stelv. The order was received whilst most
al the men were at Church, engaged In wor-
shin. hastily they withdrew from the hous'
Of God. called meeting Of the Battery, en-
a listed few men TO ell vacancies oceasionsd
by sickness and absence Of members and,
ere they slept were ready to take the field
Monday morning they were borne through
our city With the swlfness Of steam, and
"a without even waiting to be mustered into
oNn
PbHlippl thev fred the frst gun of the cam
pslqn, the echoss OF which, ringing through
,t8 thv hills and valleys Of Virginia carried dis
NAV to the rebellious and brought assurance
70 the loyal A few short mouths, and the
brave soldiers Of Ohio and Indiana had driv-
-=-- an the invader from the Valley Of the Ka'
psvba, aud restored peace and quiet in West
sFn virginia.
ARsr treason, in the guise Of neutrality
h.s wsTl riph succeeded in envelopinV Ken
tucky in its suaky coil the defeucslsss Unior
man Of that State appealed to Ohie and In
diana sor cid It was prouOtly given and
Kentucky Is saved to the Union.
Not alone to the soldier is due the credt
of these grand achievements. BE did hi
autv-foupht nobly, and victory crowned hi
efforts; but It was necessary thst some on'
should make the call which took him 80 ear
N to the field, and 40 less necessary that tn
proper arms, uniform, ammunition AM
equipments should be provided at the prope
time. These duties devolved upon the Gov
ernors Of the Slater and that they psrforme'
them well Is shown by the results. Westerl
VirzinIa snd Kentucky, reclaimed and pre-
served to the Union sDesks more In prais
Of Governors Dsnnison and Morton thai
words could possibly do, and to them, wit
the brave troops under their direction, bis
tory viii ascribs the credit of driving tn
rebellion back from the border and prevent
ing military campaign, with all its evil'
nOEth Of the Ohio river.
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n. Z. RANK sTATEDIENT-April %
M A r I N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND
HETERED-April %.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans. Detroit, 1Oe bbls hour
SO packages mdse, 1880 lbs bar iron.
Stmr. Sea Bird Dougall, Detroit, 65l half bbls
fish, SO bbls fish.
Prop. Michigan, Chapman, 0gdensburg, 900 bbls
fish, 81 do mdse, 200 bbls water lime.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Dunkirk, 25f0
pkgs mdse.
Prop. Owego, Drake, DuRkirk, mdse.
Prop Forest Queen, Carney Buffalo, mdse
Brig Commerce, Luke, Buffalo, (put in for re-
schr. Frank Crawford, Cont, Detroit, $50 N
shingles, 1000 cedar posts.
SeoW Ellen White, Cassidy, Hamilton.
ScoW Prince Of Peace, CuFFaW, Port Clinton.
ScOW Orleans, Porter Sandusky.
ScOw Free Mason, Deig, Grain Greek,
CLEARED.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Michigan, Chapman, Chicago, mdse.
Prop Pittsburg, Webster, Milwaukee mdse-
Prop. Forest Queen, Carney. Buffalo, mdse.
Prop. Susquehanna, Webster, Chicago, mdse.
Prop. 0wego, Drake, Dunkirk, mdse.
Prov. Gov. Cushman, TraveT8, Dunkirk, mdse
Bark Sunrise, ComstOck. Chicago, coal.
Sehr. Sumeset, DOwner, Detroit, coal.
Scow Supply, Farrigan, Port Clinton.
ScoW Black Rover, Woodruff, Detroit, coal.
ScOW Ellen White, Cassidy, Hamilton, coal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

TRANSPORTATION OF 0HIo TTRooPs.-Quar-
termaster General Wright yesterday com
pleted an arrangement by which all SICK or
wounded or furloughsd soldiers Of Ohio may
be sent directly to their hsmes, without any
.LI n .,pai-tA5 AIiaAiah RaileY of
of these and struggling soldiers and fuTRish
them with the necessary passes.-CEHeiHHati
GdEetts. -H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
The s6rh Ohio.

Dr.. sinnett writes to the Newark Amer
iosn that ''although the 10th regiment was
under FIRE for nine hours, they have not
suffered the least injury. No person is
either killed oF wounded in the regiment"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
MILWAUKIE "ARKET.-APril %
nY.sEOOK fIARKEF-Aprn 2s
rsT EuLssnAPHI


RTONEY-Market easy, at SIS per cent On
Cal b6asK 3 cent, frr disc1uuta on st-letly PRIME
papar. scarce and wentrd. -,
ETE2LING EXCHANGsE-blarset quiet a.
lUHall2 for merchants, and llz@ llz'a ior 0ahAofs
bills. ..x~,,,r n
fSnTD-Ameriosn in fair request At lSSlsS{l
cent pTemiusa Cait)rnia gold bars STEADY a. ~ ?
ceat D. m un.
iSsiVBRNsENT TsTOCKs---Ac,iye and arm-
er Trs-sHrY Notes T-3o loON <OAi United statea
IS 81 s51fF %.
eleted sirnnR n Veland AID TOledo 49A; Illinois
OanITal bsK san; Pan-ma LA Michig Oentra
5l5S: Hudson y: RI, 3 X do preferred 6ia: Oni-
cago & Rook land 81; New ork central s.; Pacin
B1riin Ston O1nov Sc GO; United It ates &c year
cer'i1catss ssI United states es coupons sls4A &c
registered 9476.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sLADE AND JO-

SEPHINE L. SLADE, non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little on the -th day Of April, 1852, hle 1 ms
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October 1850, the said William Slade executed
and delivered TO Little Keyes mis- six promisory
notes Of that date for the sum Of 500 90 each
with annual interest at six per cent until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
BILE one on April l, 1861, aud the other iye each
yearly thereafter; that on said October AN, 1885,
TO secure the payment Of said notes. the said VII
liam Slade and Josephine L. Slide executed and
delivered to said Little & Keyes mortgage deed,
thereby conveying to said Little keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. l, In Block No. two, and and on the north'
easterly corner of Huntington and Garden Streets
in said Cleveland, said LOT being As feet front on
Huntington street, and 40 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed to said Slade
by said Little & Keyes. That plaintiff Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade $3.50 45 with annual IN
terest after October p, 1851, at ten per cent on
sI94 21 and on s24200 after April 4, 1852 at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent
on $500. 90 after October 4, 1858, until due, and
ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer of said petition Is 70 re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and TO suo
ject said NOR gage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peu
tion on or before the third Saturday next after
tne e plfS'lGn q hSt w r. sflaihfiF s Attorney
Cleveland, April 20, lss2:S9I
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Deaths In I.ouIsville Hospital.

The following soldiers died in the general
hospital at Louisville during the week end
ing April 25th:
April le-James q. Clark, co. B. cath ONO
." WI. SWanger, co. B, 24th Onio'
B. Denmsn, CO. A, 46ih Ohio.
H.O Barney, co. B, T2d Ohio.
&c Nelson Mutt, 90. a. 64th Ohio.
0 W. Burlington, CO. E. I'D Ohio.
James Hays, co. K, list Ohio.
April 2O-E Thomas, CO. A, Ash Ohio.
April 2l-Edmund Fink, co. 3, T2d Ohio.
Wesley Hickman, co. D, 42i Ohio.
April 28-Geo Butcher, co D, 6sth Ohloi
died on steamer Louisiana.
Z" A. BenkIey, CO I, 6sih Ohio; died
on steamer Lonisiaua.
A. Spangler, co. B, ssh Ohio; died
on steamer Louisiana.
O.J. Beacks, co. D, 18th Ohio.
ApriI 24-John Myers, lst Ohio Artillery.
Jos. q. Mortimer, co. I, 46'h Ohio.
AnriI a5-Jameg Lyon, CO. l, 24th Ohio.
Chas Frank, Co. E, 4sth Ohio.
&C Tbos. hewitt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

tYEa saff,i' 10y.
.,nylHG LAADhil ofBlGI
atrge1nw mnnetasi Auril e1 1872.

TUESDAY lQaEiaa' Aprl - lot4'
FLOUR-Tbe maFkst yesterday was unchanged
and dull, and We heard Of No sales to report.
WHRAT-Thsrs was better feeling 10 the msf'
kst, With an improved home domand. SALES Of
500 bush red from store at SlOOI 1909 buhh Aaoat
at 81 90; and car on track at slyoo.
CORN-Ma kstS.sldy and qu ct. Sales Of cars
on rack at $50
OAFs-Msrke, arn and unchanged. sA.ss Of l
esr At $50 on track.
BEANs-s,Is Of 100 tuih prime small while at
81 80 y bush.
HIGHWINEs Market ~ better. ale Of %
bus ct 205fc.
FRUTTs-sAls OF 80 tusa Dried Apples at &c.
POTATOES Sale Of 800 bush prime Restan'
nooks as 800 = bu.h.
EGGs-Bals Of - bbls at SIC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

ATTEND II hEED. FRY y
Dr. SWEETS IEFALLIBLH LINILt'r1ff Is urs
iArsd I'm shF reCipe q d. slsphsa sasst Of CON
isctieuti shs great ban8 hgtter ana hss tssu ussI
q ais practice for the last twenty gsaEs sIsh ths
noat astonishing SUCCESS. A an sztsrnsI rsmsdJ.
h Eitheut rival, and VIII alisFias rsiu uiori.
peediiy than any other preparation. ForaiI Rhso-.
nate and NarVOus Disorder Il is trniI inisHH A.
nd e. curative tor sorss, WoundS sprains, b. -
=, Ae.i ita soothing, healing and poEsrsui nrts
ning propsnsitias, excite ths iult sonas- and -.
ouia amensoia All who haVosFsF given 4 i tri.l -
yer Our huadFed eaTsi1oa1es Of rsua sfsaIs cur.s
forHed h e EIthi1Ahe lass go 49, 60, =,
ast. STvuz . arusuons tr-ri5 - ff5,s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
7, n g0T0M0NS0N-

Prdcticdl and Scientific OPhe1Ga5
Kssps the largest assortment Of the most improved
kinds Of GPEOTAOLES. AL his Glasses whether
Tor near or r sighted are ground under nls own IN
ipection, By machinery Of new oongtructloa, VIII
the greatest care, 80 70 suit the eyes in all cases
suring Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation oithe
Eyes, and impartinR strength foT long reading OF
hne sewing. ,,.,.
Mr.. SOLOmOHBOH would here inioF1n the pubic tnat
az never emploTs any one In the sale Of bis Lenses
oE- Also, splendid assortment Of SP Y GIlASS hsi
MICROSCOPES, including URAIG5 HA Ell
hand
SS- ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted without pain
0TTioE-Ho 100 Superior st. undsr the American
H0tnl anFES
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AaS

To take cara ~ the Souaded Otnefs o.
them were no doubt Killed or takeu prison
ers IN the terrible carnage Of the eth and TN
instant
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AUCTlON SIZES.
WEDNE5DAY, APRIL 8OTa.
Household Furniture, &C.,

AT AUCTION, by..................O. CUfIEk bOfi .
At House No. go Prospect street.
o. OUTER SON will sell on Wednesday, April
S0ih commencing ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at House No.
80 Prospect street. doors west Of rorry street.
tue Furniture In SAID House, consisting OF mahoga
ny Sofa 10 Centre able, co Sewing Chairs de and
cherry Bursaus, cherry and Wslnut Gard Tables, do
20 Cottage datea18, seat chairs, spring NAT
tresses, Wash = tan Q, Gilt Frame Mirror, lining
Tables, Brussels Carpet, Oil Cloth, WirdcW Shades,
China Vases, and white Orocherg Ware, Castor,
Glassware, Kitchen D ensils, OTOoyery, Stove and
FuruiLure, Goal and Wo d stoves. &C &C
Terms-llas >, baukable funds at time Of sale.
~ House open 1t clock ou morning Of sale.
apr22:35S
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Letter From YSrkt0wh'
AuRoRA. Aprll 2S, 1852.

EDS. LHkDHR;-T am permitted to make
the following extrscts from letter Of one Of
the "Aurora Volunteers" which, II deemed
of sufficient interest, you may publish. B.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-ADrIl 9s.

THT TlLuqnA ai-f
FLRUR-Good request. Buyers and sellers ar'
"a WfHfRlT-Markst active ore cent higher, SIC
~ Ss ~ n -.rkpt cent higher and arm, '7e2z1e
for mixed IN store. -.
~ TFT TTPMRSTs-5OO bbls lsnour; 5000 bus wheat
on On bnah oi'Fn. -
P'IpFirYiGHTs 'FpFYGHTs-Insetivs 7@75Eo to Buiialo.
MILWAUKEE mARKRT.-APriI %.
lBY TELEaRAPH.l
FV0TTR-DuIl. Sc lower.
WHFaT-F Firm At 7ln.
RHIPBIR rs $500 bbls HOUR lz'OO Dusnel'
PRsfFs0EIPs-l2oO bbIs -four; 5000 bush wheat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29
5oFI0E 70 PlEsI0TGEs a15 TaE F5BLT5.

ALIoo0Es PoRoUS PLasfEns-fEaIIEoEiaE.
AllC0ck 4 % 30. 81 Canal trast, IsE-fork, 20
Nov. ls59, Gsntlemsn; I latsly suEsrld 5sEsrtl
frsm . asskness IN NJ back, ocsiliotsd b suddsn-
iE over eEeItihg myself Saving hlaft 5i y0ur Dsl-
tsEs much rseommsndsd for eisls Of thi1 Hind,
prOsursd one, and the rssult sas 80 sat eaulds-
sire. A single plaster ourod ne in aE'saf.
Yours respectfully y, a.. bRlaas,
There iI nothing saua in tn Wag of Plaster 70
the Porous Plaster of mr. Alisook.f d Asthma
Cough, Kidney AGectious, and lqusI dssD Sasisd
pains, they aisoFd p,rmaasnt relief; and for weak
backs, pains IN the s.ds, stis hsi aIid spiamoaio
pains gsnsrallg, thsT are unFurpalsEos ne be1sdt
tEeg impAFt. Price . cents each.
sold By A. Gardner, ~ superior Iirsei. OiIF5s
and. Chic, and By % F1s3octsbis dsticfa iB modi-
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