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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
Appraised at two hundred and nfty dollars.
JAMES A. DRAW, Sheriff.

: llllI. ENIlII13I
sherff's once, Nay 13, ISs2.5sI
NJ OTTO E.-NoTIoE IS HEREBY
IN given to the creditors Of William Fisks, who
haTa proved their o'almB before and proc1red ny
allOEancs to tbs same, that hold dividend Of ten
40 cent. on all such caius subject 20 their Or
DR. dOaEPH' - GRANHla, ~
mayls:s5s As1igues Of Wm. FiIks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
Court Of Common pisas
cusahos. County, 0.

q the creditors Of Q.
U. Sexton, -DelsnasRt. J---------
NUTICE-U. @. SEXTON, aFFHs
IN state Of Michigan, will take notice that John
8 ei did, on the 27th day of HoFember, A. D. 1861
ME his petittcn in $ Court OF Onimon Pleas With
10 and tor the UountY Of OuSahoRa, and state Of
uhi0, against the said Charles WinsloT assignee
&c. setting firth that he has cliim against the
estato OF the ssd b. G.. unit for the sam OF 500,
a. intsrest from OctoOtr 24th, 1886, and Sal and
interest from June 7thS 1851. less cent, and thaE
said assignment Wss fraud on the other creditors
OF said Hunt and pTa tng that the assignment Cf B.
the equal nefit Of sll the creditors Of the said
Hunt and By leeV5 Of Court tbs said o. sexton l.
mAde party defendsnt to said suit. And that raid
y. o. sexton ID required TO appear and answer 6aid
petition On OF befsre tbs thi-d Saturday aiisr tia
10th dsy OF Nay next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,
AGRICULTURAI PR0nrCra-

The Agricultural productso Of Illinois are great
crop Of 1861 was estimated al 81 OOO. 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140, ,O0O
goo bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat Potatoes, Sweet PotStOes,
Pumpkin, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco. ooti0n, Sorghun,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc, which 60 20 swell
the Ea9t Aggregate of production h this fertile
region Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
- 1I.L-a0FTIdIEET lTaREE

fFVRIRSEMAR ], 2& 8, ARE DR
England ana SCORED b ths Besh Of tbs Eoole os
thsrm2sis De hsrigf sud tbs tmssFaa Collage o.
Nedicine, Vienna,
ESQ. q inyalusbIs Tor exhsassiOh, sBsTns toFEh0s
aad al VhEsin1l dilabli ii5is1s
mo. 2 so st1iy GE1dl1lta7 al tEtee OF tAoae as
blsas that have hsret0ore been treated BY the mans
tlous aud peEn6iopS u55 q U0psiTa and
I 10, hEl e1tiraly ElpplADted the injurious 1lo =
hsrouFy thereby inaurlag 70 the sufferer Bpeedy
tal, zfIls1n EIl I8lE1TifFEs aud rcFttos opt the
I TEIEeEmAR, Eca. /. and :, are preparation ths
torn of loznnG3t devoid Of tasts and 5ets ana on
Be uafrttt tn th6 E1i-naat POCKET 6olc y IN eel
and divided intd EtBaFEf8 doses e ainisterdo -
Fapaau IizienEEnd qlNl hicoldt - fft1n - aiahi
81 0aSol Tor g,Which EsFsL 81 and In 81 ea1as
hCrsbT theEs e saving oi tS. To Be hhd Whoa1aia
and retail, Of DT. BABHOi 40. l34 BeookeE streei
HeW YORK, lmmedfatslf or feo557izg 4 femittanct
Dr. Barrow HiH forward tha Triessmar 90 any pa
DG she WORLD saoaEslY packed End add eEsaA ao9ars
fng 50 tne instruction 9 oi tke writer
iis-Sold By 6. w. CLARK. Agent ioE 0leEeland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
CITIES, TOWNS, AIARKETs, DEPOTs.

There are Ninety Eight Depots On TIE Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are aituhled
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found IS readily as ln the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are % Be me5 for ali
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
CULTIVATION or COTTON.

he szperi8lent8 n Cotton cuJtHrs are Of
Gerry great proDliSs. ComBleacfnQ II latitude
30 deg. 80 min. (ses Nation On tie Broncb,
tie perfection 0f t1ss fbns. a setfIsrha0fa1
q fdlntig on goEn0 children, caB tsrl fisiT
youthful ld5or 70 q most prQ1itGbls 1cc0ult ~
hls gTotgtb Gsd perfection of t7sfs plant
The Ct10f5us e5erfi0Hs non mGEfag % o5-
tain q slspPly n reliable seed suited % fis
rsgisirs18st5 0J he s0iE Of IEJiH0fs, soiEg e q
hoped, speedily .0iUs q sls7ciasf 1Iu0Hnf %
lD1dnt q 1Ferf breadth Of Lr1d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
10 ACTUAL sETTIFRs.l

Aron NE unprecedented adFa1ta5e5 t1l1 Com 9
pany oilers, it Is not surprising that it should
have already disposed Of S00, 90 acres Of land.
Il Is now selling at the rate Of 5000 acres per
week The population along the line has trable5 Z
IN ten years, aad Is now s1&, ,s91. The Company
sel TO actual cultivators and every contract con-
fnfna 1sr-aanrI-rrf - I--i1Efe4afa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
THRaMOSF IMPORTANT
ABEOUEOENREr
ELst EsE APPsasd Before The RsbReI
THE GRMFENBERG Family


III HED1U4k' E9 'aEo Pzsp4fed under the tnisnedi.
tte superVi9ion 0g 9 skinia1 Physician, Ena shel
may 3 relied uFoH q - c.1os. -.
~ ehe o65r q lligle medicine WHOA claims q
aTt of alsFsa dil1faut Mcdicladat al uneqgfieu iF
ne cars Of tho diseases for which theg ers recon-
la6nded, EonG which MAJ b soleotsd one ap pro pl'
80 % any o. the disssRea Incident; 30 thiz coaatl
7hs GrRisnbsrE VeFotabls Pill5 are better ihsE
any other kind Of Pills 10 the Rorld-prioo = cents
The 8Fefspberg Uterine Oatholieon is an MAUI.
Gle rslltiF iF AL Ee=lEl d dt1olr1s--rrloo elsll
~ TIC Usefine Oathoncon VII al10 cure grDEeli
eiSoas9 Of the kidneys, urinary dihculty IN mails
1ha 9r8fenbgrE EaEaaparillA is ~ iar fne nlol
touorfdl ara efdoaelous compound In nno--pfioa 81
I Ihe GrGianherE pYtontorY syrup - eeftein en0
duck remedy lor all daaoee1 oi taG boWelepftoe oo
7 The Gr1ienbcrR Pile Remedy rsTeF fatie % gerre'
nsntlY relieve this distressing dinoas6-Prtoa 81
Ths arsfsnherE Ohildren'G Fsnaoea is an tnvalu
able compound II sll diseases inoideat % children
Tho GrBisnberg Fever and Aguo RemBdT is q SOW
sign Enclo f1l tbs Tlt icullr atsa1Sd1rioa 800,
Tha orHlsnbarE Green Mountain ointment eLoala
a other EalVeE "a ta curative eloclaprioe 3 oents
Ths 0rDh8nbdrf O0ufum 7tiYe'1 Balm auore1 tbs
most astonishing relief IA al pulmonary complain
--7Eicd ca 9 hottlC. (re An eminent Physician q
fsU York, states that he has known the GTs8fanbcFa
o0nGumptfFnin Balm u1od with great Eucoela q
oroIIy. Our osn eERsrielioa annaisntiAfea nh
No GrsisnberF Health Bitters arc most PiessaH
tud eiiEhtful tonic eFur prcrarsd-prioe = contls
ms ianbeTF Eye Lotion b onrarall lelee IN ~
InhanmEtio0 OK diEoGtsa Of the EEe-Erios g cona
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
iso.. = lIIdE.zEITr EAAxEEs" ,1 y y,

m u IEAVIII IHANIEH-''
3 SENATE QHANBEB, o., April 5th, 1854.
''DR. }. o. AYER-Horored 6irf have made G
thorough trial Of the Oathetic Fls left me By GouL
rnsumatism under which he found me SUFFERING
The drst 1Oso relieved me, and g few subsequent
doses entirely removed tho disease feel In better
health now tkan Tor come years before, which at
tribute entirely 70 the eleetz Of your OathGrtic
pfllg Your with great espsct,
LOCUS b. MEFOALf.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

The above are all from persons who arc publicly
known vhsrs they reside and who would not make
lhoso statements without Thorough conviotion
that they were true.
PRIPARHD BY j. q AVER, -
Aud g. W. CLARK and By all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine eTeryThere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
ROM S8 no s12 PER ACRE,

900 Acres in Farms of 100 Acres and upwards
inILLNoIs, the Garden State ofAmsrioa. Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

Medina MaE0n l. lb8ls
- Tho above named ladies We are person ally ~
t1afntsd With, and know that for several yelra
Fhil8 we lived IN Medina, they were great 5uhsrers
tf' 8. has been 90 badly afdioted that it Eag viii
diOulty she was Gbs 70 stand upon h6F leet. A isl
tcttlsI of lathotoon entirely cured her OF her con-
Saints. ny wife received great beReht from tlli
medicine. We recommend tt to the Ladies' oi this
COUNTY e gafa Gnd efficient remedy Tor the many
saaFlEintl thsJ are subiBCf 30. - -.
JOIN EnEAk,
ndiidr eia1aeld HIlai1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

Charles WinsloW, a5 The
kasigGee OF Rsuoin e.
Hunt, for the b -nsht
q tue creditors Of q
y. sexton, Defsnsant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07
4 RRIVALS AND DEPAKTUR
IN OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Trains leave daily Sundays exeeptedl at
TO s. u. and 5.3o p m, and arrive 5;4a a. and
sitr =. NJ,
Mrs.etn Trains iesye ssity tSnndays excepted a,
% .. "a, and 30 p n., sl at l2san p And
80 D.
Al Hamilton Depot, TraiI4 on the waLnsh valley
Railroad arrive daily, Sundays xeesied} eelsCk
y IA and depart daily sGndays xeepteo} Ut ~ 3.
M Buses connect with this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07

both parties advised Of the true condition oil
ex changed prisoners.


ex changed prisoners
ART. vi. The stipulations and provisions
above mentioned to be binding obIiga-
tion during the continuance of the war. IT
matters not which party may have surplus
OF prisoners, the great principles sought be-
ing first, an equitable exchange OF prisoners
man for man, officer for officer, or officers oil
high grade for rrivates. according to the
scale OF equivalents. Second, that prvates
nm ! tlicers and men OF Of different services
NAV lie exchange according to the scale OF
equivalents. THIRD, That all prisoners of
whatever arm of service are to be exchan-
& or prrole1 in 10 days from the time Of
their capture, if it be practicable TO transfer
t1em TO their own lines in tia, tiae; il
not 1t must be as soon thereafter 40 practi-
CT BILE.
FoURTH. That 60 officer or SOL
dier or employee in the service Of
either party. is to be considered as absolved
from his parole, until his equivaient tas actn-
ally reached the lines of his friends
9Th Thatthe parole forbds the ,erlo. IN !.
ancc OF field, garrison, Ioice, or guard, or
ennstatn'ury duty.
Signed Jons A. DIX,
! Major General.
ID. S. HILL,
General c. s. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07
SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLES.

ART. VII. All prisoners of war now held
on either side, and all prisoners heretofore
taken, shsll be sent with all reasonable dis
patch 10 A. Nj. Aikens, below Dutch Gap,
on James river, or to Vieksburg, Miss, and
there exchanged or paroled, until such ex-
change can be effected, notice being prev
onsiy given by each party Of the number of
prisoners II Will send, and when they " i'll be
delivered a, these points respectively; and
IN case the slcistudes of war shall change
the military ieia,ions Of the places designa-
ted in this article TO the contendIng parties,
so as 10 render the same inconvenient for the
delivery and exchange of prisoners, other
places bearing as nearly RS may be the pres
ent location Of said places 10 the lines of
said parties. shall by mutual agreement be
established bot nothing contained in this
article shail prevent commanders If the two
opposite armies from exchanging prisoners
or releasing them on parole al those points
mutually agreed upon by said commanders.
aKT VII. Fer the purpose Of carrying
into effect the foregoing articles each
party will appoint two agents, to be called
gents for the exchange Of prisoners of
war, whose duties it shall be TO communicate
with each other by corrosp ondence or other.
wise, to prepare lists Of prisoners, to attend
TO The delivery OF pri oners ut places agreed
on, aud 70 carry out promptly, officially, and
IN good faith, all details Of the provisions of
said articles OF agreement.
ART. Nv. In case any misunderstanding
shall ar Sc in regard to any clause or stinu.
iAtlon Of the foregoing articles, it is mutu,
ally agreed that such misunderstanding shall
not interrupt the release Of prisoners on pu-
70 G, as herein provided, but shall be me-
tho subJeat oi friendly explanation, in ora
that The object Of this agreement may 40. be
defeated or postponed.
lSignedl JouN A. DIS.
II .or en.ral.
ID :. HiLl,
Majar q neral C. 5. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY
Arrival Of the mails.


Arrival of the Mails.
Eastern NAIlarriyes daily Sundays exceptednis
Plymouth, ats 'elvcA y. IN.
st.Louis and southern Mail rivesdaily VI Mondays
exeepiedl at o,p.m.
Western nMailarriYend daily lex eeptsu undAys)Auaoo
o'clock, m.
burlington hailarrives daily texs.r sundays at4
Up.m-
Csrthsgesnd Ply n outh Malta arrive i.iiy sali.yt
eXceptedJ al SPIN
Charleston Mail Ia tri-weekly arrives fxsI.gR.
Tharsdays nd Saturdays att pm,
Closing OF the MaIIs.
EAsternA all closetdAily tex eel tsaiurdsys)atep
n.
st.Loui.and Southern Mailclosesdaily Saturdays
eaeepted} at p.
Darlington haileioses daily teaeeptsaturdAys) al
p.
Western Mail closes daily texcept satardIys} ate
c'eloekp.m.
CsrthaFeand Ply ymouth MaiIeiosesdsii sstu rday .
excsptealatsp SPIN.
Charleston hsiit,ri.weekiy) closes Mondays Wed
nesdsys and Fridays ate an.
III r. The Post Once will bsoptn Sunday sfrom
to9o'cloek, J. d. HoNELL,P Nj.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Oct. 4.
The following is the cartel under which
prisoners are exchanged 10 the existing war
ml.h tle Southern States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-07

LINE STOCK,
Drovef saud Farmers " lfn this III m stadysn-
tageons foutefes Lave stock Gapac4t.ns Yards ell
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened bithetne and III and ery
sIIa u! Ill s naid 10 their From Harrisbnrgh
where " i'll be found every feed
and re sting, choice IL offered OF the PHILADEI.-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALfiA0Kk AARhETS.
This Will also be found the shortest quick est and
Aost direct route for Stock to New York-tyia Allen
town --and with fewer change than any other.
tAeEH LEWIS. .GeneraISupt. Altoona PA
l.. l.. HOuPT Gen. Tick et A ct .PbEfadsfphia
II. HOUSTON Gen reig htAgt. ,PhiiAdeiphi !:
ian21daW s--.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

sbN
Othearing upon Military Claims against the
State of Vermont

n otltE Is Hereby given tlat tla uulsrsisp.d Cam.
m'slonrrs, appointed by tae Governor o.; he state
o o'WNh' pursuant t" au Hct nf {h. General Assembly
o. 'e.S StAt, thil-d Au Sc. 20 so otu
"9N Anh settle certain claims ana acc UNITS frtxprn
u'Vl lnt alual| purposes approved November 20
A. - iN9l viii meet at the Court foass IN gurIiurtn
IA Cs,ttenden County, on tho 8'h'day of Decrmb,r
- ie'i or the purpose VI hearing aud dst.rmpine All
Chains against this state, accrgiug prior 10 Neven,be,
~ 1871, Tor the Costs charges and eAuerses If
enrohag' enUs'ing snhsisting clothing supplying arm
h lug, .lwpp'hG transportlug, and paving hoops raised
'ne authotl OF this state the Governor there
Of 70 ee employed In aiding to suppte the prcs nj IN
saIteetion against the United States y "
M periohs having claims Of the description Aforosa1
ssah't 'hls state are allowed two months r m the a,e
ol ths hrst publication 81 this notice within which nre
@nt 'he SAID claims for allowance and the updersignra
VII eS az Goch claims at the place above nam d. In The
u,uer :" Nheh they are presented from the day above
"Su'eu, hhlil the expiration o. said two months
~ sLA'N NOT so PREsENfgp, Will nv BARRED In ar
w 70 Sei'ae the performance Of the duties Of the Com
MS loh II ~ earnestly desired hv the undersigned no,
M suSh claas be presented on the DAY o meeting aboya
nagui ana claimants viii thereby receive their nav
much sooner llan Otherwise. roy
II IS ordered that this notice be pnh,hed three v,.,ts
,aooessiHeh IN the csledouian puhtsh.d a. 81 Iohn.
nurE, the 'e mont Phoenix. published az Bratuebor,,
he Rutland Herald, published 80 Rutland the nnrlns
lines, published at Burlington the Gr,en Mountain
teemah published 10 Montpelier, the Bennington Ran
me-, published at BeAn.aston le Mddlehury Rerster
punlished at Mddebury, be ST. Adams Messenger nah
y sh'I al n Adams, aud tho Vermont Standard pub
ifhed At Woodstock.
gro +. EnMUNns
\. WOODBRIDGE, TOM
GEO. A. Merrill, ) mlssioa9rs
pa'ed this Goth day Of November, A. y. lSdl.
dec23
4 NnERSuIRT Avn mn tuupe t,..,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

me Postage to anv part Of the United state, VIM,
tH, i"fNn fore CENrs Year for " lakewood" ana
ou, foUtTtiN 1tNrs ayear ioreach az tie Eerew.
ior 1862. And asa '"'"''"'"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
Notice.

WhEReA' my Wife Ellen A. Titus, has len my bel
aud board, and does refuse to live with me- This is
20 forbid all persons harhorhg hr for shall not nay
any iehts OF her contracting after this date.
Nershire, Nov, 1 1867. OSCAR 5 TITUS.
30SlN3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
1910 - 90 oUHED

This c,rtiae. mat n Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used 10 my fm in cases Of egere colds at
tended with sore throat and mas been found reliable
medicine iH tha.e casea.
REV j. W. WOODY 4RD, We.tfol d. vt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

registry Of births, marriages and deaths order
ed ~ i. on motion OF Mr.. Barrett of Grafton.
Nv Mr.. Jaynes for the general committee, IA
vorablv 10 CHAPTER IA of Revision "Of Probate
District. y" third reading.
By Mr. Hinckley for committee on corpora
lions, favorably TO chapter So of the Revision
90 OF towns and other communities y; third
reading.
By Mr. S. NJ. Warren for general committee,
f,yorably to chapter 81 of the Revision "Of poor
houses y; third reading.
BY Mr.. Jaynes for general committee, favor
ably to chapter IS, " of burial grounds aud their
enlargement"
A debate arose in considering this bill, as to
the propriety Of providing that ground desired
by the public for burial purposes may be taken
after fair appraisal of damage, &C., to the owner of
Sa d land, and payment OF such damage.
Mr.. Lynde, argued that such provision might
prove hardship to private individuals holding
such lands.
Messrs Hinekley and Chandler took the ground
that such provision, as guarded in the bill, would
not be IN Just to Individuals, and was demanded
by the interests of the Public at large.
Mr.. Cook, of Cabot, also believed that indi-
viduas owning lands desired for burial purposes
might and would charge the town in which the
lands were situated an exorbitant price FIR them,
if there was 10 such provision this which it vas
proposed to incorporate in the bill.
Il was ordered by TIE House to insert in the
chapter or bill the provision under consideration.
The bill VAS then ordered to lie On motion Of
Mr.. Chandler.
BY Mr.. Dana, for committee on the Library,
layorabIy to chapter 7, "Oi the Library" third
reading
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COUNCIL OF CENsORS.
Adjourned Session.
Al TEKNOOS.

AlTENNooN.
Friday. Oct. "A.
Council called to order by the President.
Mr.. Rand was called to the chair.
The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Rand
Rcs07rcd, That the thanks of this Council
ore due and are hereby rendered to the Hon.
Leonard Sargent for the dignity. ability and
impartiality, with which he has presided over
the deliborations Of this BODY.
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HOUSE-.Afsrnoon.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.

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of pprsous who are accused of crimes and otEen-
ces y; passed.
To Incorporate Newport Cornet Band; passed.
To incorporate the Londonderry Cornet Band s.;
passed.
An act changing the names of William and
Ellen Robinson passed.
IN act changing the names Of Augustus and
Sarah Iwitchel ; passed.
An act leg4liz.ng the Grand List Of the town
OF Worcester; passed.
An act changing the name Of Wills lie hoy
Morr /; passed.