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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 80 mnsh
ease. The climate from the extreme sout1sfn
part Of the State to tho Terre Haute, Alton st.
Louis Railroad distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapted to Winter
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Smifh LilIv- PTfIf-

Smith Lilly, PPtf,
rs. In CuyAhOga County
Ransom L. Foot and }Court of Common Pleas,
L0vias Foot, ct. al. de- State Of Ohio.
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Harvey Stephens and
George Presley, plaintiffs In the Court Of Common
against Pleas, OnyahogR %.
Norman Q. Baldwin, ct al
DefsndAntE For Rsiief
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= EnElElF b - nEEllY.
- - "a deoigiVe. Ihe enenY

1he eject vas decisive. The enemy gave
way IN disorder, and commenced q retreat
which YES almost turned into q complete
aT5EE At the same time furious OnslauRht
~ made on the whole length Of the line,
Whioh caused great distraction. They dis.
puted the ground, fssbly, however, for sew
OFal hours, End il was not until threeO olOok
in the afisrnson that they gave way en-
tirsly. The decisive blow was given by
Gen. Grant himself, Who koaded ohsrFs
Of six regiments. in person, prooipitsdng
the whole body upon the enemy's centre
With such desperate force that they broke
ard rad. The retreat at onoe became gen
eEaL aad within half az hour the whole
army paEtioipated in the rout. q.
YheJ fen back In disorder and dismay,
end cur oveEioyed soldiers sprang to the
puE1zit with shouts Of victory. They were
driven through our camps, and In complete
disorder were forced into the broken eoun.
~ beyond, where they could not form or
6ghk There vas no reisxalioR Of the pur-
odit. Following up the advantage Gen
els1n closed With the rear snd out them
q pieces Is they hed. The line Of pursuit
WBsiGoomplgts picture Of wreck and absn-
donment The fuzitivsg threw away their
arms a. they fed; and, when exhausted
Eith5tadgus end wounds, laid dsEn upon
ths ground and wanted to be taken pris-
hsf8. se
IoEn get ne estimate Of the killed and
WOu1ded. Il is immense, however. soms
oi our regiments had not above one hun
drod and sixty to tEo hundred left.
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE BUCKWTHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
oed in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature in the State. suited 70 almost every product
Of the United States.
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NTASTER'S SALE-PURsUANT

MASTER'S SALE-PURsUANT
lNk to the command Of deoFotal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyAhOFh eoun-
~, at the suit Of Marvin Kent aEeinst Joseph M
Blackburn and smother, 20 me directed, shall exc
Court house IN the City Of Cleveland on the nine
tenth day Of Nay 1861, ct three O'Clock p n, the
following described premises situate IN the CITY Of
Cleveland, County Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio,
aud known by sub BOT No; one ls Oanheld, Denni'
son, Pea8a q FOstor'8 subdivision Of original ten
thirty-tve and one hundred tEirty-sx said bub lot
No, enc has front Of sixty ak feet on WiIlscn-8t
and running back to Lake Eris about four hundred
snd tgenty I've feet, o1oep ting and reservfhR the
portion Of said sub lot thst has heretofore been con-
Voyed 70 the Cleveland 3 AHhtabula Rgilroad Com.
pAnys ana noW ocrupied IN pezt by said Company,
anc being strip of land forty tsst in W n FunninE
dcra aala sue lots b the ranB more o. lees, but
subject to all legal Highways. Appraissd st SiiOo.
PAnB WADE, Hsrtar Com1ir r
PldiB Att'ys. abriii go
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ALBERTT sLADE.
3 april 3sT Attorney for Plaintiff

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lvl command of a decretal order of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahOga County
at the suit Of Malcolm DarrOW against David
Pollock 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
2lst day Of April, 1882 at O'Clock p. M, the
following described premises: Situate in the
township Of Brooklyn, In the County Of Ouyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot hfty three in township Of Brooklyn aforesaid
and bounded IS tolloWB;-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
Of said lot; themes north $50 40 west L.Ong the
north line one chain and -seVenty-nine links to
the south line o. land owned by the Q, O. &C
Railroad Co.; thence south tOo 10 west one chain
and seventy one links TO the Culvert thence south
So west two chains and three links; thence south
81 west two chains and one link; thence south
2<e east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9Zo east i've chains eightY-six links to an
elm tree; themes north $50 east nine chains and
four links 70 me place Of beginning, containing
i've and l-lO0 acres Of land decided BY John ". |
kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the |
same more or less. Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
s A. 7. SLADR, Master COmmT
Pltfs Atty. unrQ0Rsf
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CUIrITATIoN 81 coTrnT.

Iss esperi1lsats fn Cotton 0u7flr5 ars ef
very great PrO1lfss. Commencing n Latitudo
80 aeg. 30 min. (sss Adttoon on the Br1asd,
and assumption on tie 1G1in. Ljl6J, Gis Com
pdHy OagnS thOusald8 Of GeTeg a1elf 1lldptea p
10 PegfecfioB Of fiis fbrs. a settler h1sfng
@ I1nitg of gOang children, can turn TIER
g0HfaJtii labor % O most pro- lt15ls Go10ll1f ~
The gf0lgth and perfection Of fhfs pant.
Tie 0tgor0its aBertiOR8 ROlg Hidktaq % 90
tain q supply Of reliable seed sRtted 70 tis
reQufrssears Of TIE s0it Of IIliaois, l0iiI, g ts
hoped, speedily gfDs sli15cisnf anlOHHf 70
llEnt q Qrelt brsaafh Of Llnd
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HEAURIaARpla Plan.

Fan Informed, Oh good anfbority direct
from the rsbslcamp, that Bsauregard made
hia advance On Friday to 9 point within 8
few miles Of Gen. Grants position. BE
formed Ia battle array, and during the next
light Eesumsd the march, coming upon our
lorees st dsybreak and completely surpris-
tae1l. Ihs only wonder is that rout
ela NJ enFue ct ones. Our men were too
-. slls.elsd, hoNsver, 70 esioh panic from
tee molt unexpected sUrpriae. and they re-
tlrsd q ths best of ordeF.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
II Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and oualidod ag Administrator on
The estate Of Royal W. Tyler, lats Of NeWburgh IN
GSyahoga COUNTY, deceased.
aprll:3s5 VS.. TYLER
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TIE ARTILLERY.

Cur dftinery performed wonders in de-
fence Of the field. Bouton's battery was
lost In the hrst attach, and by determined
charge recovered. A portion Of Maoallis-
ter's end WatsrhOuse's batteries lost and
slso reoOvsssd.i The entire Minnesota bat
terry was once In the possession Of the enc.
my The hght on the afternoon Of the SEQ
ond day Was atone time almost exclusively
between artillery on both sides, the gun
.boat5 a&d large siege guns participating
The earth tremblsd, and the very air VI
brated With the forces Of the heavy dis
charges, which made an almost continuous
PEAL Of thunder, and enveloped the battle
Geld in q dense cloud Of smoke. The result
vas the dismOunting and silepOing Of the
enemy's guns, and the complete breaking
up Of their already disOrdered columns. 1t
only needed the desperate charge which
General Grant made at the moment 10 com.
plet8 the victory. t|a
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OOEHEOPIOHs.

Connections are made At Monroeville with ths SAN
duB9y, Mansfield and Newark 3. B., At Olyde With
the Bandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati y b. A. Frs-
mont with Fremont Indiana 3. B., and al Toledo
with the hiohiRan Southern Nofthorn Indiana
and Toledo and Wabaah Railroads for Chicago, Des
eroitI Jackson, Fort Wayne, Goghl5port LailF5tt1l
OAirOs Alton ht. Louil, END ~ Dointg Welt Horth
west and Southwest l-l ~ 7'IIl
Trains arrive IN Cleveland irom Toiedo And tha
Vest at $50 A. H. aud $40 P. n. From eanduIdJ
at 500 A. y,
Cleveland, EOF. E.sa. sun
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MAsTER'S sALE.-PURs6ANT 10
lyl the command Of 3 decretal order of sale
nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, At the suit of Francis Granger aRainst
Michael Mayer, to me directed, / shall expose
for sale, At public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Cleveland on the 18Th dav of
Nay, st O'Clock r n, the following described
premisess-Situate in the township of ATiddleburg
In said eGEnty, known and described 81 follow,
viz: Part lf lot number one in Section twenty
cent? OF kocky RiYer, east By the east line OF
said lot, west by the eRgt line Of 25 acres known
Is the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
iAnds eeasfaeted @ one f. Baldleti and on the
south BY said Baldiok's lands, and Is suoposed 10
contain fcrty seres, to be determined by survey.
APPRAISER ct $500. lr
" LEWIS ". FORD,
s. J. ANDREWs, Pits Atty.
AEsn II, ise2S5i.
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- ason- HgrlsuEt, whose diTitiou vas IN.
rsserVes made himself Tie msiE pron n
W5iqn tAe fortunes Of the day rested. IA
a7a With the utmost promptness and r.
ksenest judgment, and to him, sg I an
eEsdihlT informed, g due the credif % ne
taiatng or broken ooiumnB when defeat
vas immlnsnt Hesnpported PrentisB and
Nnazman'a diEisions Wken they we're on the
feini q breaking snd held the enemy
lsa@14iy n check during the entire fore
n ~ bic timely action the centre vas
aseq ans The fortune Of he day turned
- --t~-s
A.iA soElsIol Was KIELHD.
6e1. 4. 3, Johnston vas killed On tie
leE1ing Of The sScsnd day, during tho a.
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MINING AND AIANUFACTURRs.

The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Patter's Clay, Limestone SandgtDua,
&C., SC, are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energs-ic men accus-
tened to convert them into geld
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ ,.- OIHSIHHA1Ii RAILROAD

lsSA-2s MAhTAR AAkANGEM4dI. l85l-l
On and aftsr Monday, November 4th, lssl. PsI,,,
ger Trains viii Leave Cleveland e. follows. {
first TrAin-s00 A. stopping at all ilssiont az.
Wioh, iberia, Eden, Rerlin and Orange, ~.
Wing ct Orestlins 1880 A. n; Oolumbds 20 p
faiiS1SSSii; ~ S s. p N: oSiaRhis 4oSaRiiia s ~ n
", 49, 1nuis lO'45 A. Nj chicago via Oregtline q
second Train-i:s5 2. m.-stoppinr Al an stotio51S
iberia, Eden, Berlin, Lewis Centre, OraneB ard
Worthingtont striving Ct Urest1ine iis00 y. n
eInnsti rs A. NJ; Indisnapolis 80 a 2i.s 81
Louis u % Z. H. LOuisTillo 2.15 P. NJ; Ohl6Ss
90 via Orestlina l040 A. n.
Trains stop 70 ieaTo PasssnFers at all gtstfons ana
ssol oni{ g sEe Fasae9geTl on signal q gtsfisni
Trains IsaVs Columbus e follows: Ist Trsin-,,s
A. M and arriye IN Cleveland ct s;2oA. n "a Tral
lib ?. r., and arrives IN Cleveland $40 P. u.
OeRHAOFIO
szslbE, sandulky, MsnEasld & Newark Railroed, IN
,-.- = laalo' H. VernO1, AeURrk, EanesVillS
Urlssllns1 Fittlbursh, Fort EAyns 3 Ohiosvo Ran.
road, for Forest, Upper Eandu1ky, lsiphoI
Lima Fort Meyne, LaPorte, Ohioago, Sc,
GSS1.s S1a &c no Aass lor AlanIneidi WoogtaE, haS
Gallon aad Belsiontains Bsilrosa Linz. for ,r,s
5StSIoRsainS T siq44asyi Union, Aunee, In1
Vile LouigYille; Cairo ST. A0uiS, 81
Delaware Nth sgT,iingnse Mt; Vernon and PITS,
Uoiamoust Little Miami Columbus, and LsnlA
Aatlroads for 4onia, Dayton, indiansDolis
snd Oinolnnati, and-T VIII fks Okio 4 Nh
gi.lipei Railroad ct Cincinnati for I-oui5l
&c vile AIaESS Sills, illll, U1tros g. Loails Aldl @
u0lambuSS Central Ohio Rsirosd Tor Esv.rl. g=ssS'
Vile Wheeling 6e-, Columbug, Pilua Ald
81 For Tickets % al points and informafs6nisrs
gly ht the Paa5enger Stallion, and at Union TioFI
E.6. TLIEF, supsrIntsnd,uf.
cleveland, EOv. dth, 1881. ~ -'''---''''
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THR DEoHTvE VICTORY.

This charge was the decisive effort. Call
ing together some six hbussnd soldiers,
(the regiments an not now familiar with, }
be placed his staff in command ct different
points, and himself took the lead. With q
frm, steady step, they advanced into the
storm Of muskstry and artillery Ere that
awaited them, then quiokened into 9 run,
and, finally, with laundering shouts, threw
themselves upon the enemy, and went
through and through their ranks, 1t was
the hRal blow. The rebels scattered and
broke into . prOmisouous retreat. The
lett wing ct the same time s6rely pressed
By Wallace and MoOlernsnd, gave way
and joined the retreat, and in q short time
the whole army was thrown Into dire con-
fusion, aud driven, q disOrderly rabble, from
the battlefield.
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aprnis:s,

EXEOUTOR'S NOTICE-NoT1oE
II = f8 hereby given that the undermined has been
duIy appointed and qualified &c Exeouter on tho e.
tate Of Betsey Stiles, deceased
April lOth, lss25Sl - H,MADDIsOE.
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For Relief.
CAID DEBENDANT5 TqToDoRr

ID
GAlD DEFENDANTS. TBE0DORE
~ N Burton, usoar A. Burton and Josiah h Bur-
ton snts Of the State Of Ohio are hhrbby
notned ts1t SAID plaintiff the 18th day Of Febru-
Of Common Pleas, or OuYshoRa County, Ohio MS
~, ssttne i9Tth :. at at the h9vember Term,
alderAton Of said Court Feoov9Tol = iudgm6nt
against said defendAnts, hdod,fo M Burton,
Of 81, ,s5 9s damages, and seven and a6-O0 deilars
costs on which Judgment inorosss co.. q accrued up
and At 100 dollars, which Judgment was rendered on
certain appeal bond before that time executed by
NJ, Burton ana Thomas 6aayie a. sursties ISst
said Oalkins aud said Theodore N Burton had. and
Of said court uijsstfS levy G6der sad udS mt
am sad Ihomsa Qnayle through said plaintiff, vas
1851, Pay she whole amount Of said Judgment costs
and increase costs and interest, 10 wit: BIs i6 n
confederation Of which sad judgment was on said
said hOmaa Quayle, and that Baid plaintiff haB 4
right 70 enioros sad iudgment against said Thso-
wits Tor the sun q tt9l 58 with Interest from Feb
25 1859. iaid petition further atates that az
eoution was, BY the Sheriff o. said County on the
25h day OF February, 1862 duF returned Gs 70 Faid
LalkinB and said Thto1Or0 n. Burton, unsatibned
IN whole, that about ths month Of May, 1851, Ssid
ThsOdOrs NJ Burton N the nhms Of aid Uscsr ~
Burton recovered judgment before said Wells Por-
there & now dns about $50, that ssi3 Thomas "a.
noon is liable therein as BAL tor stay Of executions
0f said Judgment, that said Peck Masters are In.
debted 20 said Theodore a. Burton in the SUM Of
forty dollars OF theroabouts, that said Robert b.
Dennis is also indebted to said Theodore d.. Burton
in the sum Of about two hundred dollars that said
wAls Porter has money, TO wit; two hundred dol.
lars in his hands belonging 20 said Theodore III
burton, that sal IhsodOre d. Burton, In the year
laj2, purchased the following described lands and
tslemsnta, to Wit: sub lot S3g IN Barber OrdiB
subdivision called, in the City Ohio nov City
Of Cleveland, Ouyaboga County, ohio, and paid the
tul price and consideration therefor but caused the
title therto TO hs conveyed 60 his brOther Josiah H.
Burton, who holds ths eGme in trust for said Taco
dore NJ Burton that said lot is leased 70 dsisndant
William A. tngham, aad that the rent thereof be-
longs 70 said Theodore H. The object and prayer
OF said petition Is TO subject the moneys 80 IN the
hands Of and due tho sad Theodore 81. Burton from
said Josl b. cahoOn, Thomas OahOOn, Peck n a..
tsrs, Robert b. Dennis, Wells Porter and William
A lnghsm to the payment Of said hrst named iudg-
ment "a Aforesaid, fOf sale OF Baic lanG and the
gsme sppTo priRti0n e. far as may bs necessary Of
the proceeds Thereof Said defendants are required
to answer said petition BY ths llh day Of june 1852
or the viii be taken confessed and judgment
rendered accordingly,
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs

The Agricultural prodnetso OF Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Whsst
crop Of 1861 vas estimated at IS 900 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 0Oo,
900 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, BARLEY,
Rye, BuckFheat, Potstoss, Sweet PotatOes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobaec6, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples &e., which 60 to sHtli
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
egion- Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
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TIIT5 nRnTvARY YIETn

Of Corn Is from 80 to s6bushels per acre. CT
tie, Horses, Alules Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It p
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
rics Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which buG
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Ksn-
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of IS miles on the Branch and
l4I miles BY The Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, =
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en-. BUELL'B ARRTVAL

IN ihe meantime Gen. Buell. had arrived
on the oppOsits bank Of the river, ct about
3 fouF elOlOeE, having made forced march
Nithin sound Of the guns. He sent eight
regiments ACROSS to the relief, sRd they
ven uldsESd % the front Of our centre,
Nhsfs hey Immediately engaged the enc.
ny Nigki came on rapidly, snd the ter
Eilo battlo lWhioh had rEgsd during Eve
ho1s with almost unparalleled obstinsoy
ald the most sppalling slaughter, was
closed By the darkness. Both armies occu-
pied their positions during the night The
enemy being in possession Of our camps.
Daring tie night Gen. Buell. crossed the
river With Gen. Nielsen and General Ne
Cooks division, about &, ,00e men, and took
his position. Gen. Nelson Wss posted on
tie LEFT and M6OoOk went 10 the centre.
ne b5tile was opened in the merning by
the arrival Of q, 900 men e reinfoFoenents
e. tie nsbol army, under Sen. Bragg, Who
Nsls Presipitated upon Ehermsn's, MoCler-
zsdG ana Walsos'S divisions. They
NsEa held IN check, however, and ct the
aHs tine Gen. Nelson thew himself upon
tko oneuy's right, supported by Gen Hull
burt and all our aFailabls f0roa $50
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Gs0 Oe0lhlti Tai 81"
GRAVgL, STRUCTURE, and AFFECTIONS Of tha
q KIDNEYS and BLADDEB,
which hss been used By upwards Of ..-.
ONn HUNDKED PHYSICIANS
in their privats practice with entire success super
5eding Ouheb5, Copabini CAPSULES, or any oompound
hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy in Eotion, often Affecting cure IN lsW
days, snd when cure is effected It ID permansnt.-
They arr prepared nom vegetable extracts that are
harmless on the system, and never nauEeata the
Stomach, or impregnRts the breath; and being 81.
gar -ooatBd all nau5eous taste iB avoided NJ change
diet Is neoes sary whilst using thsm; does theF
aotion Interfere with business pursuits. HAoh bon
contains six dozen PiIia. PTios ONE DOLLAR, and
STAMPS .r--- g. w. CLARK,
aeslT .a Sc 9s-rzrfsir u%r.se
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MASTERS PuRsUANT
INl- to the command Of dsoFeta1 order Of sale
", at the suit Of Edward wade against Henry kin
ner, 20 directed shall expose for sale at public
auction, ct he door Of the Court House Ia the City
three oolOcE M, she following described tract OF
Let Of land, Bituste IN Brooklyn toWuahip CuyabO-
60 county, Ohio, and known as subdivision lot No
tWO bundled and forty-six, IN Hiram stones adj.
tion to Ohio City and Cleveland com posed OF ps Of
origfaal lots N o. hfty-three and Hixty.ei9ht IN
Brooklyn Township. AppFAised ct $3.50
HEhRY g. ABBUA
PAWI WADE, Master Oommir.
Plfs Att'yB. aprilIsssS8
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gl BAHHEY, BAOKUs & NOBLE,
lanl2aM PLAINTIFF b a Lln--ners-
In the Court Ot Uomm9o Fisss1
ol LuEahnaa % at.-a nL 49,

against only
Emory L. Hubbard, Defendant AttSohmsnt.
HNM0RY l.. HUBBARD, THE
IL defendant in this action, is hereby notified
on the lOtA day Of March, A. D. 1854 hIed IA the
Clerks otace Of the Court Of Common Pleas afore-
said, setting iorth that the said defendant Is ndebt
Cd TO tine plaintiff in the sum Of two hundred and
nifty dollars with interest thereon from the 6th day
September, 1888, upon promis8OrY note Of said de-
fendant dated at AltOna In the State Of Illinois on
the 9th day Of September. 1858, and made payable in
the sum aforesaid 70 kcod 3 BOdlsY one year a'teT
date, Of which note plaintiff i8 tbs owner and hold
er; and that said petition DravB judgment against
said defendant on said note for the sum Of $50 %
and interest theIoon from September 9Th, lsas. s.
Said dei9ndant IL further notified that he must
answer said petition Oh or before the 18th day Of
Nay ncxt, or in dOfAult thereof judgment viii be
taken against him.
KAHNBY, BAgKUs B NOBLE,
msTl2.l2 PLAINTIFFS ttnruaTa
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EDUCATION -

bIecnah.cs and working man Eill ani TIE Tree
school system encouraged By the state, and en-
doWad with a large revenue for the support of ne
schools. Children can live n sight Of the sschool,
the college, the church, and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading stats In the GredL Hes-
tern EMPIRE
No one Who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that L equals tha most lz71r-
ed descriptions that have sTsr been given q iti
but let any careful observer visit Il, and be Va
inform you that the half has not bseu fali oi ne
advantages Il oEers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the Ei1i-
ern and Middle States, and Canadz, are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and Il ls believed,
that Il these surprising advantages FGre made
known 10 the farmers, mechanics, mauufacturzrz
and working population Of oVer-croWdad Europe,
they would promptly avail themselEes Of tie
knowledge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19
no ACTUAL sETTLERs.l

From the unprecedented adFantsges mis- Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that Il shouid
have already disposed n 300, 600 acres Of land.
Il is now selling at the rate Of :, 900 acres PEI
week. The population along the line has t1ebied
IN ten years. and Is now s14, 591. The CcmpanT
sell to actual cultvators, and every contract con-
tains an agteemens 70 cultivate
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOIs-
There are Einesy-Eight De9ots On the Comp
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities Towns and Villages are Situated
az convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity nay be
found as readily IS In the oldest cities of TIE
Union, and where buyers are to be net fer ell
kinds Of farm produce.