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Au0 AOmtnlagtNAOn euOuIu JeArn from tue
.ssspalh 81 TIE e. fall sleesoos in ladiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvanis that, unless the, war 10
. ispsai isissly: esosseaalssl With pavontsd en-.
srgy, unless the enemy is 10 reality !'spushed
.N9Ithso Naelll.n. npalessu qps million Federal
.4&E9QPa sayApecs into the rebel territory and
do something toward putting down this un
..hslz ssAtb alssadyii a much loug.lNsd rebel
yJiapathasss, IN great danger that it will lose
asha gentlemen 'pad spppors Of the nassss Of
o&ha ps2nls'sa i.'ysdI Eas ,gat 7ol o. 80
Tho Emancipation proclamation was On.
bAeylffth dAeood thing in ito way. i gave
.3hAk febslla ~ ppIortanisy 70 save, their be.
.@oyeaa pssslias iqssisutioni By the simple act
o!,lleeyiHg asFR thsiE arn,. ,Batshs proc
lamstiea alone will oes put down the rebel
lion! Fdt6tiballS ~iiinos butt the eeces-
sion engine Of Of The track. There must
sVv dseas Behind the word, to enforce them.
''wSe HdH 'idsogurats aggressive warfare
siAxa'lSss defensive warfare 10 the rebels
'Wm HSs slid ~ hsvs not enough men in
s!sGs dyd ? Then call oas more. Call out
We mfIltost Ut Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and
Ohio; for ! st1sy days job Of cleaning the
-rsbtiS out 81 Virginia, Tennessee and Ar
.sRx6das, And driving them into the Gulf
hTasjob iSsj u we'll be done in sixty days
sSS II Ill years! The people are ready for
sSUs WORT, sor a6jt6ing, 10 fact, under heav.
Sa,iyiesps .hi. prolonged .a,p.nse, tbi. ev-
-'SSasssiSg dslsy They van. the var to
bsoms " ID sDd.' They want the predictions
bSs We PfssidsSt and the Cabinet that the
yssd would speedily =. reached, fulfilled!
-s.oas msy % ssidAit is said, in fact, that
Nv oxs the delays, the insseisucy-- HAL
ols0s, NcCiellsu and Baeli! aThis does not
'isiesss TIE President, for sbess men are but
-RaT StSat6tss. II DO orders then 20 advsucs
'sSsjak1ts no sltsrnssiys. They must 80
s4UR&atd - Il " possibls shss, heretofore,
s6sis kesetais have done Whist they eosad,
-Sis M3iuASi &sss b excused FOR uos"sse-
Ing H." ThsapsssssaiM ~ aforxosssn it
,bsknpss .nos,!a II rapil in Virginia i
dry and hard, and over il can be transported
:sAA AaasiSaS s4esoA is.d, anap,tioe trains
,Lsi IA Pessidset nos fear 70 give the, word
siiaavsAeA!'.s ast, yairas suiasi4aoa
sasM .prediSt. witAsst fssf Of counter prs
eAjstiqes, has il sixty Aays hence R;ehnopd,
.lhaslsssoas Aab.ls, and other leading leis-
lVes q thas 6eesh, aFs iu oar. hands, - the
sAemtaasa : ,saler4o Advance which shall
~ 4srksA as.sasA sassp By decisive yicto-
sriGcp eesrsiss, "a surely - shA rsbsls
,absIl - ssssasd,s By eng rapid nareass,
IA ApRasisioq in she NORA Sil fade away
-asps0ssiss 1isss before she, ascending
saess ,SpsaA, soP.auisisa . .aoasin9 pop
.1letiossss. sea dvAa shs lssde that SWINE /"
Lib aAypaasae Armies DO not vim. this
helaea syJlayshslA .ie sapporsl ia Le: the
victories at IskA Coriqsh, and Chsplin's
nil be-fcllow we'd - - once. Let McClsl-
fi.yl;Sle sis 'veefaBs aud fresh troop.
/ ma tSs gSd fjiSkSssS de~ani the virsioni.
sv.ks1 1IaS' RssGkJgl tsa e.psar, ,hsa
5oD4s adj 1851 .sffas ri !. 49ss d
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SCHEME sUsPENDED

Senator Pomeroy's negro colonization en-.
terpriss Is emporarily suspended. An en-.
ergetic protest Of Minister Molina, Of Costa
RIGA, has resulted il ID assurance from SEQ
lresary Seward that Senator Pomeroy's ex-
petition shall not seek any point likely to
give offence to ssny foreign Power. The
Misrepresentation seems to prevail that the
Government intends to exercise some polt-
ical authority over the colony planted under
the provisions Of the late act Of Congress.
Such, however is not the case, nor will any
locality be selected likely to cause offence to
any friendly nation. The suspension Of the
expedition 10 believed to be only tempora-
ry,' and viii not prevent IT'D taking place
this fall. '..:'i ms stf1.,-Aa ~ ~ @''''t
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FOR RENT.

TINE ClfA 1BeLEAnAin Council Bluns win -
leased u resp nebie parties for the tern II one
year favofsbie Terms. This FIGURING Min il the
Der. In westen IowAhas two run Of burrs and IL Il
every respect, In good running order g
\ For fsrshsr pargcslars enquire OF either
s4s ds9t JOHN BALDWIN
.s or, NATHAN p. DODGD.
6anci1 Bluffs, SEPT. 1Ssh, lea, a - s -
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District Cosrt Of Pofss1affahie Cossfys e&
Nary McAilIen, Ppn. PROCEEDINGS for divorce
~. SIauua - term 10ka:

John 9. Mcnillsn. Dert Original Notice.
T0Jeka C. Ne Afigss. def'f, Ssn-Yeuare hereby M
tined that there b now e In tho once VI the Clerk
Of the District Court within and for Pattawattame
county, lows petition Of Mary Ncniien, the abovs
named plaintiff. claiming OF you divorce from the
bonds Of mxtrtm0ny, 3for the following causes, viS LII
-Wiilful desertiOn and absence witnvus reasonable
Cause. for the space Of two years. 81 a 8 -
si-Becomng addicted T. habltual drunkenness after
marriage. 4
spdzpger the life Of HIS wife, the plaintiff ia said
petiton And you ale further notified that unless ron
sppee thereto and defend before Of the secshd
day q the next January term u said District rt to
be comfenced In said county Aondsy the 1eth day
Of January, AS.D lse0, . defsult will b entered
against Jon and judgment rendered therein.
LEWIS ". moss,
28Aw4t Afrvf6r PtsiAtN.
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sIsakH Lib.
AnAY. NOyEMBER :. ass1
Wi66 shis issas oar eonnsc ion with the
NsS82 ss0N VI us klss Induced


eyil6 this issas oar eounsc ion with the
NaS82 ss1V VI us liss Induced
$500 fhia anlp aaly a. aesaask of an. ias
ability, .Aafsptfssps sFsassiafness 70 der
vote thss time 70 ifa nSnsxemsot necessary
sfenifSR sspslss osda4rsodM . base ssl4 the
Acknowledgements -, dM9s. 81 RqREs, ksq.sqs
ynasfssseyIsE. pfa1jas. vepsrsya.sA, .istsg-
sl6yb hgsWtaa Twill hefs@lpee - Aesdsftad;
lsesd,sG AAcad eAbsRRs.ka se4siRassssof
-4h&qsess JiASsab aetsesaeA sbaso hss essa
s1setaMea oAAhss essabIi nansl during he
~ ss5katAaii! ,seAee il Ass essn aadss aosr
sAeutsQ)s;ds RI s1st'ou al b ssssseY insn
.bsy1ll ApaapissA sshecriptiaus to thailos-
sesaslsgiA hsA llslifby lAs .nsr proprietor,
~ svLdsbts dasa ths. sssablshmsos nsst
.N1sssitisd'HisA 4s,a We shsI embrace the
.HeqsaksepHsRtasisI to- llAsele sssslensnt
svit6a1GsAe0 Nth; vhcniwe hare asconnts,
-,aadslaeA hAh slL ;hoasl kAowisg thsmsslve,
yiaaslssd. tessstwA psanpsIy p%yiap, 10th.
,7sadsthetn1s tloay .pAy. those TO- whom y,
-1Aavt bAe1e iaAsbsaA i i sosirpesablsl
stbst aDAae eiehifsiae sseoss u life, "
.sDa1 ssais haRa,sAe privilege ofsssssriag 80
shspsspAref Western iowa il the capacity
OF sdikess bat fos the present there bat 70.
-saaiaalasoss3 - ssy--goodabys.a ssped
III 1edjo eat OH. II Nv, ". MAYNARD.
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Brieadier General Sullivan. Of the army
Of she Miseissippi, writes to Gov. Kirkwood
that the 18th iosa fully redeemed itself
sc Corinth BY calamity charging on an ad-
vsuoiue column Of the enemy, fepulsed Is
decisivsly and captured Z stand 0f rebel
colors. All this occurred under the aye Of
Gen. Sdllivan. ~ DIS Moins Regisfer.
q We have the best u aushority for
saying that the 4sal sanse 81 unfavora-
Die reports regarding the 't7th u I0ka, is
not 70 muchtc bes attributed u the IN
soidieriy conduit Of that regiment upon
the field, q TO Tire fsct thst there ex-
is,sd ! feeling u pstsondi iIlwili in the
mind Of the commanding General toward
the comnauding ollosr q ths 18th: And
this opinion Is sontrnsd " the fact tina.
10 the recent bloody sngagemens al Corinth,
the mem Of ths'i7sh acted the part Of he
ross, y Gen. S1llivan testiies, and BY their
deeds Of daring gallsntry, fully red eemed
shsnsslvss of'the foul imputasions before
DIST upon their character; and yet, ssran xe
g it may seem, while other regiments, "a.
King part ID that battle, have been laudsd
70 tho skies, not one word has been said,
BY the commanding General. Of the 18th
Iowa. Tosay anything disparaging Of their
conduct IL this aghs, would be stating an
untruth 30 palpable that all men would
know it to be false, therefore as no harm
can be said Of the regiment it is passed
over in silence, 10 order that the impress
sion created in the public mind By the
announcement Of their disgraceful conduct
at luka may not be changed.
We have nothing to say 10 regard 70 this
manner Of General aveneing himself upon
. Colonel-it may be all right |; bat il the
mon Of this regiment feel as We do, We
wonldo's like to sit in the Generate saddle
within muskes range Of the 18th.
Il
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

TTAS just received At his store, Upper BroedWaS,
l1faisrge and well selected stock Jewefry eeu-
sisng Of Earnings, Pins, Finger Rings, Bracclets
Sleeve Buttons, studs, Neck-Chsins, LOckets, Gold
Pens Spectacles. Ac So, which VIII b Sold at low
prces aud every article warranted 70 prove just o.
presented
I3rwatches Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired,
and Warranted, and charges reasonable
Jan. Is, 1863. sA 49, n1u
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New York. Oct. 24.

summary placee the Federal losses greater
than the rebels, but GAYS toe advantage re-
manned indisputably with Mcclellan.
Gar,bs!di goes to Genoa shortly. q
aLIAERPooL, -Gladsto one, ia q speech
at Newcastle, made the statement that JEFF
Davis had made the South q. Nation, and
considered separation certsin. The papers
generally approved bis remarks. Some
think recognition of the South will soon
New York, Oct. "a. {
The statement thst the movement Of the
army Of the Potomac had been delayed BY
want Of SUPPLIES tis positively denied BY
the Washington Correspondent OF the Tri-
bune. He says that when the matter was
Brought to the attention 81 the Secretary
Of War, inquiries were instituted which div
closed the fact that every requisition from
McClellsu had been immediately answered,
aud every article called for promptly de-
livered. This hs states positively and die
timothy. 44T3 dptFes ~ rafstu
Reports differ ~ to the present where's
bouts Of the rebel army of Virginia. The
general opinion among officers is thai the
main body Rename in the vicinity OF Win.
chester. Intelligent citizens IT Frederick
City, however, protesting to speak on the
authority OF deserters and refugees, are
confident that the main body Of tho enemy
remain in our front. f, ...s.-s rs
From the State Register. ,. ys ! sg Z
sg i, +, p.s Fort Monroe, Oct. Fl.
"A Confederate oficer recently Informed
one Of our offers that the distractions for
lmerly ip the james river ct Fors Darling
have all been removed.
Louisville, Oct. %. /
A courier arrived here from Oweusboro,
Ky, yesterday, bringing the information
that Morgan's and .Jackson's gaerrillas
have re.reated to Russelville.
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ATTENTION /!

Al EN 41VN
I hare just bees authorized BY the War Department
accept recruits at this Post for EVERY BRANCH OF
the U q. Military Service Hereafter men enlisted BY
me will have the privilege Of joining any REGl.
MENT COMPANY. BATTERY or CORPS Of the are
my Now IS chance 10 volunteer, and chose your
own REGIMENT ". s. BURKE,
4Ae6ss list L., 18th iowa. Recruiting O6icsf.
once on Broadway, opposite the Pacific House.
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nOnOFeO CAilIOrOla volunteers drriVeu uer0
four days since. He has located bis camp
called Fort Douglas, about three miles east
Of this city. He has four companies Of cav.
airy, four conpanies OF infantry and
pieces Of artillery. s5.. ssss. ssssss
Major McGarny commanding companies
H and K, second cavalry, California volun-
teers who was sent from Ruby Valley on
the Humboldt by Col. Connor to chastiss
the Indians who murdered the emigrants this
fall, arrived at Fort Douglas, near this city
last night. Betwseo Grandly Ford and City
Of Rocks the Major captured twensy-six In
dams and held "a a. hostages, send l
ing two out to bring 10 the Indians who COM
mitted the murders, informing the Two thst
unless they returned within : certain num-
Der Of days be would shoot the remaining
twenty -four. AZ the two did not return 40
the tin1 specified, the swenty-four were ts-
ken out and shot. The order from Col.
Conner was to hang all Indians that il should
be found necessary 80 execute, bat ss the
Major could NOS 6od trses large enough he
was compelled TO carry out the order Do
shove STATED. he reports shat nearly all
the Humboldt Indians have gone to the
Buffalo range % big hunt. His command
appears to be in good health and spirits.
Louisville, Oct. 20.
The Nashville Union says that no fears
need b felt for the safety Of the City. II
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b b. HrspoutRTbas AMY OF hissuutpI
ls JAoKsoE, Tenn March IA 1854 s-.
t j. Field and company officers ere sPs-.
Soy oially enioined 70 instruct their men, unaer,
al circumstances, 20 Gre with delloerquen
@ ct the feet Of the enemy, They vii nus
avoid over shooting, and besides WeAfu0u
= mea give more trouble 70 cur adverFerE
- than dead, 81 they have % be taken from
lhe Geld,
.I5 3 Oaiosrs An command must be cool and
lsl SsIibs4ttF. hold their men IN hand In 40
ton. and caution them against useless
- Rinisss aFing. The men must Be instruct
a1ia "a ana required each one to single out HE
o. nark. Il Was the deliberate sharp shooi-
.ing Of our forsfsthera in the hevoluuon q
I7f6, aud New Orleans in 1916, Whieh
mado them 80 formidable against The Odds
IS with which they were engaged ''''
8, In the beginning Of battle except
By troops deployed as akirmiahersi tho hre
- b Gle will be avoided. Il texcites the men,
and renders their subsequent control qtin'
cult. Fire BY wing or company shouh oe
resoFted to instead During the battle the
oficers snd non.oomm missioned othoers mpai
a. keep their men in the ranks, enforce ooe,
d dianoe, and encourage and stimulate them
@ ifheeessary, su
soldiers must not be peUpitted to leaEe
the ENuUNt even 70 0entlt AA AN---NNA-io
own dead, unless BY special permission
Which shall only be given when the ao'i
has been decided. The surest way 10 pro
teot the wounded is to drive the enemy
from The field. The most pressing highesl
- duty is 10 win the victory. ="
Before the battle, the QuartermasteI
Of the division viii make all necessary eF
rapeenenld for the immediate transporta
ton os TIE wounded from the held. Atte'
consultation with the medical officers a
viii establish the ambulance depot IN th'
rear. and give his assistants the necessary
fnstFuoHons for efiaient service Of thi
M wagons and other means Of transports
ton.
Paragraphs and relste to detail
for the care Of wounded
g. Before and immediately after the bat
lie the roll Of each company viii be called
and absentess must be strictly accounte
for. 10 quit their standard on the battle
~ hold under sre, under pretense Of renov
izr of siding she wounded, win not be per
TEA. any one persisting in il win b
shotan the spot, and whoever shall be foun
tlee98 hase quit the field, his regiment or hi
se company, without authority, viii be re
ga-ded and proclaimed ss coward, an
dealt with accordingly.
By command Of
Gen. BEAUREGARD.
THos JORDAN,
Acting A6jutsnt- General.
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NASTER'S SALE PURsUABT


HASTER'S s A i E. PURSUANT
Nf to the command Of 8 dsorstaI order q sale
from the court Of Coumon Pleas Of Ouyho7a Vo9n-
~ at he 1t Of WsSon Everett 2 Oo sg9ip1i' Al
aTpos5 for sale at bic auction a. me ooo q Tue
Court Hogss IN tie oit, q OlsVelsnIas % ~ &c
following described Notes Mortgages, Leaiei ana
35 MA for $500 dated March Is ls59, made by
r. e. Williams, payable to II. Chamberiin OF oear'
er three years alter cate, with interest at the rate
Of ten cent per annum, payabe " sss ,ed @
by mOrtgaEo on ioti S. llb ls3, l5S, e7 q sSi
and Sl5 T. g. & Stones allotment OF part OF W acr
los Noe and & part Of I0O-acro lot Nc. tsg aud
Dart f orEnal tWo-sore lots NOs 25 aud l2e ih the
OltY Of CleV land GuyahoRa county Ohio -.
Three notes, Two to5 Slso 70 saeh ana one I9I Ss0
payable to the order Of Elery g. Williams in one,
two aud three years, r8specllyelys nom date WIN
ortTsqs On SUD lot No s. IN s. g. stones subd Wis
ion Of part Of oforgna lot No. 80 in that PaTt the
The lsssors interest N lease made By ElleFy Y;
WI Hama 70 Patrick OiSulliVan, october is9ol o.
lot on east side Of Water street. uleyeland een
nogembsr /, ls57 and ending hoyember J. 100 AZ
rent Of Sos5 per enhaEi TN PAo - ~ ~ 2 & In,
No. IS, on Huntington street, Cleveland, mage Dy
Rllery q. WIliGmI 70 L. a. Lettmer, April ~ lsos
oT term Of one year, With privilege on the part q
the iegee 10 renew for three years. At rent OF Sol
par annum, payable quarterly 10 s5vanee'
AiEo the interest Of the vendor Ia the iOlloFGlnl
OontrsctU made with EllerY G Williams By the per-
sopT hereinafter named, for the purchass Of sn4 lou
IN the GubdiVisicn Of original ten acre ots IN Oefs
/ land, Nos Ii, lIl5 3 lIo, 70 Wit; 49,,
Contract OF John kleinnaus ior lot no, ezi GATED
A1rfl 1, 1855 amount appearing due S33H
| BOntfaot Of John AliTafter for lot No. ~, oated
L March g. IsiB amount appeAfinE due gl6iI2.
20 ,trast of Abraham stollsr for lot No % dated
| AprlI J. 1858; amount appearing due Sl5f ~.
tJJntrsct OF Ferdinand John for lot no. 4s, dated
/ April /, 1883; amount appe sring due S22s 50.
/ tJontract of John A. GeEell for lot o 90 qege6
i Fsbruary ID, 1873; amount appear ,ng due Slsl 50
Contract OF John Di-tZ for lot No, Al, dated III
Il IS, 1851 amount appearing due t5gtI@
tJontraot If melchiOr Ia for lot o ~. qaset
Novem Der l2, 1858; amount Appering due S439 Ol.
| Also the vendors interest In the following con
srssss I1eSe With EilerV a Williams for the par
chsse Of 6ub ots in g. s Stones subdivision otpar
of ORIGINAL lot No. 6ftY, Bros klGn Township
/ Contract Of William Bensop for lot No ls8, dAte'
Apifl l. Is57; am moHut ape aring due SIbs Oo.
Contract OF hOrOthy Cooper Tor lot 20. ssis eS'e S
Oonrrs-t Of JOhn Martin f0f lot No l74, dated FEB
ruary I6, 1855 amount appearing due $lss g
/ p.r,uE Wapr Master Oommfr.
| PIff Z -ktfy's April %, ls62:2S5i
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sTOCK RAIsLNG.

In Central and southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extenSoh Of
Stock raising. Allkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the feld Is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIaT
FARaIsa also ureselts its indueemsnts 70 many.
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q, ". PALMEB,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
smith Lilly, PRPf, /

We. In Cuyahoga County
Ramon L. Foot and bCourt Of Common Pleas,
Lovias Foot, ct. al. de- State Of ONO.
PENDANTS.
r OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, e hereby notified that on the 2oth
day Of February A. ID. 1852, said plaintiff filed
his petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot Is indebted 70 plain
tiff on a Judgment recovered before Justice OF
the Peace in the sum of Sls3, ,85, (oOsts Of suit
So 70) with interest; that on the 18th Of Deeem-
ber 1852 transcript of said Judgment was hled
in said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described preni
ses belonging to said Ransom l., Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
on the east south and west by the east, south and
west lines OF said LOT No 81; and on the north by
lands owned and set off to Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom l.. Foot, on the "a day
of April, A. D. 1858, executed and delivered 10
said LOyias Foot mortgage deed OF SAID preml-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one Tor
SIG 69 in one year and another note for S25S, 70
in two years from said 2sd day of April but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfed on the record
in Recorders Once Of said County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
/ said Lovias Foot or his assigns have any Lien on
said premises by reason OF said mortgage mdebt-
edness. WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri-
/ ority of liens may be determined, sale OF SAID
premises ordered and money brought In to Court
i for distribution.
Said defendant, LOvias Foot, must answer said
petition BY the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1852, or in
default this averment Of said petition as to him
ALBERT 7. SLADE,
| sur1 .QaT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WI ALBERT. sLADE.
apr1:SsT Attorney for Plaintiff.

NTASTER'S sALE-PURSUANT TO
N the command of decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County Ohio at the suit of Perry 2. DaWley
against PlimmOn c. Bennett and Others, to me-
directed shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door of the Court House IN the city OF
Cleveland, on the nth day of May, 1862 at 10
O'Clock A. n, the following described premises
Situate in the township of Brooklyn, being mum
Der seven In the thirteenth range Of townships,
in the Connecticut W estern Reserve, in the State
of Ohio, and which Is also In the County of Guy
ahoga, and Is known BY the following deSerip-
tlon, and Is bounded as follows: As city lot num-
Der l31 in the Taylor Farm allotment, SO called,
In CRY of Ohio, (nUW OleTeland,) and Is bounded
as follows viz; South on Clinton street, east and
west By lot lines, and north by an alley. Said
lot is sixty feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
10 said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal Highways; Appraised ct
81 300 hEWIS ". FORD,
'-tc Master COmr.
PALMER DENNIS, Pits Attys.
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PAM & WADE, master gomm

WASTERS SALE.-PURsBANf TO
N the command of a deoretal order Of sale
fEom the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, to me directed, l shall expose
for sale, ct public auction, at the door Of the
Nav. At 5 O'Clock r., the following described
premises:-SItuate IN tile township of AiddlebUrg
n said county, known and described IS follows,
VIZ: Part of lot number one in Section twenty
one, In said township, and bounded north By the
center 0i Rocky River, east BY the east line OF
said lot, west By the east line of 25 acres known
ss the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged 70
lands contracted to one 3. Balalek, ana on the
south by SAID Bald1Ck8 iuHJlss und 10 supposed TO
Contain forty acres, TO be determined By survey.
A>PP LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Com'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other state. The Whsas
crop Of 1861 vas estimated at 1000, 900 bushelS
while the Corn crop yields not les than 140 CO.,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes.
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches Apples, &C., which 60 to. swell
the vast aFgreea Of production u lhis ieIlile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the Stafe Of Illinois during the