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DE- KEAPP 80. !E,,9I2 QSyE5sF .l!.i! SI!..!:3 e. i

inR, KNAPP, OuULIsI, or 12
AI 10. l69 PTogpsotst-sst, Cleveland, .. =,
sight or Hearing IN EgW York, ne Western States
"a SFfsei2 ~ In 9SsSTfs3 FaiE sorH; ana the bt
quality. Dr. *, has taken tploH2a 10 oomP mPotltaos
With ali other 0oullSt q the Row HoEk stats HaT,
lor his superb Artl1olal Egel.
.THE GRRFENBER9 FAMILY
3 fHTDIUINEs re prspared under the imnedk
ate BupefVisioa of a skfIlfHl PhyBielEui and thsT
may bs relied upon In al oA1s1.
The intelligence Of tbs community = not insuit9a
By the ofsr o. single medicine which claims 2
cure I'll digeases, but the GfefenbelR Remedies cor
the cure Of the digeasel for which they arc recon
mendsd, among which may Be Eelected one appropE1
st9 % any Of ths dEeaEoE Incident 70 this couRtrJ
The GrSienbeFF YeEetaBls Pills are better thar
hny other kind Of Pills IN the World-p1tos cent
ms Grosfenberg Uterine gathOlioon iE sn 5nlslits
be remedy for aIl Fomsle diseases-prioe 81
s8-The Uterine Oafholieon viii slBo cure gravel.
disease Of The kidneTl, urinsrY dinoulty N male
The GrDfenberg SsTaaparillR Is By far the mol
powerful sld elloaolouB comPQund - uss- Liee ~
Uie Es11sdV foT sIi iSS1S 81 he boWsIS-prios SOC
The GrRfanbe Pile Remedy never failg to peffnn'
neRtS S EeisyS S9ls % P1nsoss Il SS inv,iu
6blesplppqnd j all Diseases incident . qhtidrell
Ths1nef 5syeE nd As1les ksnlsoy = SoF'
The Grafsnberg Green Mountain Ointment exoelG
al other salVeg IN lts curative . cents
most shing relief In al pulmonary complaints
price q bottle. Cn1a-A An eminent Physioien Of
Rev York, Itss8d that Be has known the GfslenberH
OongumptfTe'g Balm used Tith BLeaf success II
DTopsy. Our oHo snBes,eno9 snestantisssf hs
tatemenkl ls.a Z-Itf
The GrsisnberE Health Bitters ara mOat plssaaA
and dnlirhtfni tonic ever prspared-prtoe - cent?.
Ths Grssfsnbera ETe Lotion iB unparalleled inall
inflammation or diseases OF the AFe--frics - oentA
IA. h b. KTEeaLEF.-DesF BIr: We feel ft . duty
yro owe 70 the public, to Btsss that MarBhalfE o.
fhoIicou "a 6 medicine Invaluable for complaints
oInggsd under the heed oi Female Diseases We h0Vt
uBod your GrNfsnbsrg Msdioinea and have been
greatly benefited thereby 80 much 90, mat we're
ths bflos double, would have thsm. 40 the thou
sands OF our sex who are suffering ron VeakneHlasi
Wo would recommend the Ostholtcon e a sure pena-
90 Il qIrha strength 30 the GTstsm and enablez
each Of che organs a tho kOy 70 perform thoiT aF'
prOprfats uurtiouE. MrE, W.,OAIAEs
Mr1. T. 4. WEEKEi
Elils CskRORMbTElI-
MsdIns, March ], 1851.
- The above named Ladies We are psrB0nnllyEo
guainted With, and know that FOX several yeafE
While we lived IN Medina, they were great suueretg
Miss 8. has been 20 badly atdigt9d that IL vas VIII
diOultY she was able 70 stand upon her ieet a ist
bottles OF OathOoon entirely cured her OF her con-
plaiRts. Ny wife received gFest beheht ron fhh
moiioine. We recommend i % the Ladies q tnn
county 6 safe and ehici5at remedy for the many
JOHN WEEkB,
EDITOR Oandeld Hersis,
N.B. BIEGsbE3, Clsyslezsl
0etisaEu aensrai AEsls iGf offes
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MASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
Nv command Of decretal order of sale from
he Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County,
At the suit of Malcolm DarrOW against David
Pollock and others, tome directed, l shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2ist day OF April, 1862, at 3 O'Clock p. M the
following described premises: Situate in the
township of Brooklyn, In the County Of CuyahO-
"a, and State of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot ffty-three in township of Brooklyn Aforesaid,
and bounded as follOwss-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north s9o 40 west along the
rorth line one chain and seventy nine links 70
the south line of land owned BY the q, q. \ z.
Railroad Co.; thence south g0o 10 west one chain
and seventy one links to the culvert thence south
800 west two chains and three links thence south
57Ks west two chains and one link thence south
2i25 east six chains and seventy links; thence
north Tes(o east FIVE chains eighty six links 70 an
Elm tree: thence north azo east nine chains and
four links to the place of beginning, containing
Ave and I-lOO acres Of land decided BY John ".
KiFklaud and wise to said David Pollock, be the
sarae more or less. Appraised ct $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
A r BLADE Master conan'F.
TlTtata fffg nnrQnse0f
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ulatlon Of LIB, ,666, and q soil capable Of sup
porting q, ,00O, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions OF el-
mate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples CoRa and WHAT.
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, tomatoes, and every variety Of
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6 weeks earlier than theif
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton ( St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois riFer8, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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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 much
ease The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton & 81.
Louis Railroad, q distance Of nearly 900 miles, h
well adapted to Winter
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he Memphis Avalanche, Of the 18th
inst, says General Les has been appointed
oOnnandsr-in-Ohief Of the Confederate
hrny. The report that The appointment
had been conferred on Beaursgard is IN
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MEDICAL.

y
BBBED,
Altar AI othsE Treatment Fkilsi
DR.. A. GIBSON,
FormsFly Of New York City, viii pay 0ne Eun.
dFSd dollars for ehe proof that he ever balls to curt
As aboE9 namsa di5sess &c. - hs i S fSy tei @siPs E
ne Unilei s'sss' treata ths sams 9lHgass' win
Aitsr many ycsrs Of laborIOus study and ssPsri-
unoo, DR.. GIBSON u happy IN bsinE able e an
Bonaos % the unfortunate tast hR has Psrisefse
sPEEbY- AED PEBMAEnET OgBE
e ths shove and other
7 PRTVATE DISEASES u5
eth al bad elsets arising theretremi tnctGsll2z
DEBILATZ on uERVOuS PRO5fkAILOH.
Gs hkS fas5ssdsd n curing IN tbis 1ity, some
Of whom hsd exPsndoe huRdreds q doilsgl giih
lSiEtyled phygclsna who proieaz to treat AL prEaso
maladlss With success, ard Etsacut reooiTinE tls
D. al oE doss o5 boss tt 10 70 a sEbsS Of
sofbe College IL London Paris, a. perhaps BOino
others DO f0r the purrnse ci enBnanE the tnnoo5ns
sliasd. Bat what BE. 0IB5OE might bosst Of it
his, that be IA able 90 give entire Easisesloa %
Tlty, and that be hEs perfected an American system
of treatment which chsi5n SOS any ysi1an Of Lon
aen or esEis SI any !tsat Hsei1s @ e 81 l ioE tSs
ssEaDgemsnts, both msntal sho Faysloel' aEiszna
UT, GIE8oE also claims fof hla new treatment th 6
DIloWing sdvantassd CTef al Others yet dsooysFeci
aud frat, the eseais Used srs IN no r5sct disagree.
SFoFS, boF sny othsF Ssi5ts5ai drug: ssSondIV
no restrictions In diet or b1sinsgB roQareo Third
u hs treatment % p0GisiV5 end oCraln IA an csssg
Ee Stands prepared 20 20 into any Pablo or EFFEa
hoHpisal 81 t6s United States and denglhtrsss ths
lmmonse supeEisEity q his new treaIasnf 0TeT any
bfher nov knOuu 50 re World in FJlas O EZlllHt
neg, BtTsnsneFi n1tapea1, a7lsiT ana oo1geaieno'
IT. tiIBECiglr psrmanshflyr IoOated IN Clsys,and
md has during tho past two Yeas PeI formed mani
b1FsH oi eiEsaEez winch Ind FOR Tsars reEiHtsd ~
bthbE modes of tgestl61t BstsTeloe can 2 Eiysnf
lusiVfdnsls uE tbo fTst fssPsctsblity ia CSFalani
| Bo8aoa, Kew YORK, end osheF eit.es in raTard 6.
Ekiu and intsETity iE al proi8,lonai =
L sl1e1Rsa tteatsd With F1pcrior Euooss1.
81g- MediOine Gsnt 70 any EzTt y sha ooansgg %
rsssiuf Of t8u doiifIl
%. GIBs0a'B Ess Work o. FassisleEE fsz sal
DR.. GIBB0EJ v
PFo1Gss0r Of ElsetroPqtky a'i2 ksSisSssS
Omee-llS Seneca st., a few doors from Superior
Omos hours from e u and hOm % o'eleel
| lT.lV, f8HrfavE EIcaBi1d-l a1Gs
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In The court Of Oonm0n Fisas. !

. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Of OuyAhoga Co., State Of Onio.
Lorentus =. Ocnsers Plaintiff, Action for money
Emory Z. H6bbard, Dessndant. Attachment
iEMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
defendant In this action, Is hereby notified
that petition for the recovery Of money only, was
on the iOth day OF March, A. D. 1857, fled IN the
Clerk Ofics of the Court Of common Pleas afore-
said setting forth that the said defendant q indebt
ed to the plnintin in the sum OF two huudftd and
fifty dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th day
September 1858, upon promissory note Of said de-
fsndant dated aI Altoona in the State OF Illinois.
the 9Th day OF September. 1855 and made payable IN
the sum aforesaid 20 Rood Bodley one year alter
date Of which bots plaintiff is the owner md bold
er; and that said petition DrayB judgment against
said defendant said note for the sum Of $3.50 %
and interest thsl con from September sch, 1888.
Said defendant ia further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day OF
May next, or In default thereof judgment viii be
- = nAHNEY, BAOKUs B NOBLE,
uaFI7ssB - = Plaintiff e A ttnrnaTa.
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The New Ksrk Tribune.
The Philadelphia Press, Of Monday last,

1ays'
We learn from The New York Leader
nat hlr. Charles A. Dana, the accomplished
mansqiRg editor Of the New York Tribune,
eosgsd his connection. with that paper on
Saturday. No reasons are given for this
sudden and unexpected ehsnge, in which
Chs Tribune and its readers are deprived
ofthe Advantages of thorough Journalist.
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rTuTTVATTON OF COTTON.

ne espsrimelfs N Cotton culture afs 2I
Oerv great pron1fss. Commencing n L1lttiie5
50 deg. 80 min. (sss Nation o. he BTlscb,
and Assu1lptfon on ne AdiR LiHsl, fhe Com
pdnVOlOas thousands Of acres assl1 0dGptsdt %
the perfection Of this fbFe. 4 settler hGgtag
a family Of young children, can tam taslr
youth ri labor 10 a most profitable Gccoa8t ~
he 0Fol0fh and perfection ef fkfs plat.
tain q ssDpIv Of reliable sssd suifcf % fhe
requirements Of t5S soil Iof LILiRots, t0is, 9 q
hoped, speedily gSUs q si.6ieielt 1leoa1nt =
plant q great brsadth Of EdRd.
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]. b DougneTty, PIaintin, In tho Court q Oom-
against mon Pleas Of OuyshO-
EmorY L. Hubbard and ga county and State
Henry ". Hubbard, Dafts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attach nlenL.
EMORY Il. HU SBARD AND
HENRI W. Hubbard, defendants IN this action
are aereby notified that on the 10Th day Of March,
A. %. 1862 a petition was filed in the Nierk8 ONCE
Of said Court OF common Pleas, settiil fOrth thst
Of galesburg, county of Knox and btats Of HIN is
said defondAnts executed and delivered 70 one Epah
Bruner. their joint and several appeal bond Dlnd-
ing themselves unto said Ell al BruneIs 70 Eay
10 the use OF this plsiutid the sum OF he hundred
and ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dItion whereby the said Emory l., Hubbard was rU-
aured ana bound 70 prosecute with enect an, peal
70 the District ucurt OF said Knox county, l0m
bertain Judgment rendered against said HmOrV IN
plaintiffs favor, by the POLoo maghtrase u SAID
cisy and KBox county, Is vel a5 70 pay Whatever
Judgment should be rendered agaiast the said Emo-
y on sad appeal that said appeal was prosecuted
to final judgment against the said Emory for the
sum Of S257 IS, and COSTS Of suit amounting to So,
but that said Judgment las not been paid nor any
bo4d; that execution has been duly issued npoR
the said Judgment and no property found Whereby
the same could be satisfied; and tnat aaid judgment
and as well said appeal bond remain in full force and
unsat 1sfed, whereby the plaintiff haa been damaged
In the sum Of $267 50 and costs o. suit 70 %.
Wnereupon plaintiff aAks Judgment against said
defendants on said bond Tor S2S2 IS, with interest
thereon hOm March lgtI A. y. 1885,,
said defendants furt her notified that they must
answer said etltion or before the l2th day Of May
next or IN default thereof Judgment Will be taken
against them.
RANNEY, BAOKUs 3 NOBLE,
mRrlf3A Plaintiffs AtnnrneVH.
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The above are all from psrson1 who aro publicly
knoyTu where they reside, and who would not make
fhSss statsments without . thorough conviction
that they we're true.
PREPARED By j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
And @. ". CIAKK, and By all Druggists and
UeaIer6i in Medicine everywhere
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ioul' ~ p'0tiH2 tIiH2EITT THAxTEg."

WDn. ]. O. ATER-Honored Sir: / have made
tI,oro1rh trial Of the Oathetio Pills. LETT By your
s-cnt and hsve been cured By them OF the dreadful
T6snrnRtisn under which he found me suforing.-
The first doae relieved me- and few Bub3eq uent
6osss entirely removed the disease feel IN better
health nov than for some years befores which 81
tribnte entirelY to the effects Of your Oathartic
Pilis Yours vita great pectl
LUOlUS b. MET0ALE."
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nuETvc AVN NANTFACTTRFa

The great resources Of The State, in Coal, iron,
Lead, Zinc, Pottsr's Clay, Limestone, eand.2nei
&C., kc., are almost untouched; they aEailtfes
arrival OF enterpEising and energetic men, accu1-
toned TO convert them into gold.
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III ORDNARY YIELD

Of Corn is from 80 to 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. lt Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming TO which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kalzee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of So miles on the Branch and
I4T miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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OATs, BARLEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
ced IN great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsylFanias
while the southern part has the climate OF Ken
tueky AID Virginia, giving varsity Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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Taversss the whole Length Of TIE siats, fron
ne bsnks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, End On e.
thar Ode Of the road along rs whole length he
tbe fn4a5 na5a-s1 sor sale a
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{ JOSEPH 8. GRAHNIs,
March Is. ls62.183 Asalgnes Of Wm. FIBER,

MASTERS SALE-PURs UANT
lyl 70 the command Of third pluries deoretal
order Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas oi
Ouyahoga county, Ohio st the suit Of sAm1.l y
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooks, against Horauo y.
Gates, Della a. Gatess Augusta a. Mittleoefger
Edmund q. p. mitileberger, william Mittle DefRori
Commercial Mutual Insurance Co, Thomas a.
Howe, Josiah King and William ShiRn, executors
Of Chas avery deceased, and others, s0 me dtrest-
door Of the Court House, In the City OF OleEeand,
on the 18th day OF April, 1852, at Two O'Clock z.
NJ Ct said day, the following described pieces OF
parcels Of land, to Wit situate In the township q
Brooklyn, being number seven IN the thirteenth
range of townships IN the Connecticut Western ke
sTTe IN the ate Of Ohio and which t5 also IN the
County Of Cuyahogai and is known BY parcel o. Ana
on west side of OuYahoga River, now IN Dlty Of
ClsFeland, and Is bounded e follows; eagteriy b
Cuyahoga RiVer; northeTly By land heretofore con-
Vey0i to JUDAH OOlt By John a. hooissyi west y
RiWF street 30 called; and sOuthorly by land for-
Inerly owned By A fred iiiams, and being ninety
nine ieet vide on CuyRhoga hiveri and extending
st rlgot apgles with River atreets and said river 70
River at eet, about one hundred and lOrty oets De-
ing tne ssme land conveyed 20 said Edmund y. r.
Company, BY dsed recorded in Uuyanoga County
kecords, vol a. pages q and %. and also, another
parcel of land on said River, next Buothery o.
above and bounded nOrtherly BY SAID parcel OF land
above esc ibed; easteElY By Uuyahoga River; west
erly by said River strtst, and sOutherly BY line
parallel with the nOrtherlE Ilne, ana twenty-ont
ieet distant theTefrem, extending from SAID klYeT
10 said River street, being part Of the Alfred VII,
lisms lot, so called making in all one hundred and
twenty feet front on said hiVers ana the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures On SAID premises
BE- the same more or less, but subject to all legal
Highways APPRAISED q eo''" DIV. GAGE,
Adams 4 CanAeld, Master commissioners.
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RAHROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.

Railroads interseot the whole stats. 5ll9,-
O00, 900 have been invested In completing the
great network that Inks every part Of the sists
Into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the direetest thoroughfare5 Of com
usrce
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nAUL GUISSENDERFER'5 Es-
TATE Notice - hereby Eiven that the sub
psrffar haa been appUi nted and Qualifdd Admin.
istffI O1 the estate Of Paul Guis8sndersr, late Of
Tndspsnden8 ToEnahipi deoeeled. ,-,
NAEoh =. laaein 1 q Adni1is'li'f.
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10 ACTUAL sETTLERs

From the unprecedented advantages this Gem
pany offers, Il Is not surprising that It should
have already disposed Of 600 aenss of land
Il & now selling at the rate Of 5000 acre3 per
week. The population along the line has trebied
II ten years, and Is nov 81, 591. The Company
sen 70 actual cultivators, and every eontrac con
tains an agreement 70 cultivate
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uaAR.OOATRU-PTBELY VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most G IStII H. ~
Price Is cants--Sl Pills in box see OlLeal4ifs:
IEE-Sold by Strong a A-ulstrohsi oenioll Ii sEul
aud retail st 81 Ontario treet, ulsSeisna, " ps
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
and bv ALI Druggists II the country.
NORRIS'
ARIRIAN CONDITION. POWDERS
fhs best and cheapest remedy tor msny olVne oia-
'-''' HoRsHs, CATTLE & SHIlP
NV fp uss So says every one Who - 49, ! sls'
$50 Circulars. sold By strong = Atln5.to1s
49,, prn- ii W. Palmer. Glso, who'll sale Ala
Tafsii bv ne PToprletoT, at 161 CntsFlo 81 XleVe
land, Ohio - Fropristor
and By ali Druggists in the country. mElS
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men VIZ ind The ires-
schosI system encouraged By the stats, and e.
doved With a large revenue for the support OF ne
schools. Children can live IN sight or ths senoois
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one Who has visited this splendid region q
country can doubt that Il equals the most iaEor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given o. =
but let any careful Observer visit It, aud be VII
inform YOU that the half has not been told q thc
Advantages It oilers for immediate occupetlqa
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the 80
an and Middle States, and Canada, are l.ollls
to Illinois In great numbers; and it il lel5ts9li li
that II these surprising advantages - -
known 70 the farmers. mechanics ~ .lii -sl
~ ,-o-l-i,y ,o1r,lafi6n Of over-c-oWded Europe,
they would promptly avail tiemseiVes q ne
knowledge cI q
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CITIES towns, slAHtLls, Ai.- - - - ~

There are Nilety-Elght Dep0ts on the ComPa-
nvas Railroad. giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns snd villages are situaied
at convenient distances throughout the Wlole
route. where every desirable commodity nay Be
found a. readily as in the oldest cities q me
Union. and where Dryers are 70 be met Tor ~
kinds Of farm produce.
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N0TICE.-PUR5UANT TO AN
~ order made 6Y the Judgs VI the Probate Court
the County Of UuyahOga, m the matter Of this
signment Of William fiske, shall offer for sale 81
public auction a. tho door Of the Court H3uaes IN
said oeuntY on the 18th day Of April 1852, at two
O'Clock r. M the following described Notes and
Accounts, 70 wit, being the assets Of said assisn
ulantE
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at S5 000 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop Yields not less than 40 O0o
900 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 aggregats Of production IN this fertile
region. Over Pour Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUt Of the State Of Illinois during the
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, &c, the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already Teen
made, and the 6eld Is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FARhIEa also presents Its inducements 70 many.
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In CuyahOga County
! Court of Common Pleas,
State of Ohio.
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Ransom L. Foot and !
LOvias Foot, ct. al. de-
PENDANTS. J
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The New York herald., 1862-12-19

Incns hs resolution hits sorcbedy evidently FOR sevs
raj members sprsng shsIr foet 70 oppose H. aad Mr.
Bnshan, q Ohio objected formally 70 ~ reference
INTERESTING 10 pEJNONnRs.
Tue bu 10 facilitate proof for tho allowance Of pensions
submitted 10 day BY senator Lane OF Indiana empowers
the Secretary Of the Interior 10 designate officers aho
rized by local aws 10 administer oaths, who may take
and certify al applications for pensions, administer all
necessary oaths and render unnecessary any further
establishment Of right rcasion in court of record
Such officer made subject to fine Of $500 10 IS 900 and
imrrisonment from to Eve years fos conniving as
fraud .n these applications
INDEMNITY r0E INDIAN oyTBA6ss.
The bill VI Representative Adrch, " indemnify the
State Of Minnesota for incurred in connection
with the recent Indian approprates 800 900
FOR that purpose.
REMISSION OF PENALTIES.
Representative Bnghams bill introduced to-day TO
remt certain penalties for compliance with the
terms OF contracts with the Navy Department to re-
lieve from disabilities In consequence OF the procama
ton Of blockade the OF imports and laying o.
revenue duties, &C.
ELI rHAYERs NEGRO P0LICY ENDORSED.
Tho great Of the republican members Of Congress-
have endorsed Ell Thayer's scheme OF deporng
bands TO Florida.