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Is about equal IN extent 70 England, With pop
ulatiou Of 1. ~, 800 and 9 sell capable Of sup
porting %, ,0O0, 900. No State IN che Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 30 great an lnducemcnt 70
the settler a. the State Of Illinois. Eher9 g no
part Of the world where oil the conditions Of eii
male and soil 20 admirably comhine % produce
those two great staples CoRE and WHEA1-
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IT FROM S8 no S12 PER ACaf
cttrIVATIoN oP 80.

ne experiments n Cotton eulfsrs drs of
Oerg dre1t Dr01ltss. Co1lD1encllG IN lqlttltl-e
80 deg. 80 G7fRs fsss N1tfoon On tas Ar1lcss
I'D Assuni Dsion on he dl1f1 Eizel, ne Con-
EsHVot5ag fioEs1ads 1f fGcfs5 15sis gd11le1 70
ti5 perfection Of fif f5re. 4 ssftlsr hdefag
G family Of s1ifHG csttaFel, elz turn tle.f
youth M labor % g most 1f llos.s 1ecoi.is .
ts gr0tgfb a1d perfection ef tbs PsaHs.
.f1fs q. esiDDl,r of Ts1d1Jle ssET slsf1e1 % f4s
re1uireme7t5 of fbs soff of mas iril., 9 e
h0ps1, speedily gfrs o sil5tcssnf dlio1Hf .
glQHf a great brs1dfa 9f sana.
MINING AND lIANuFACTUREE.
The great resources he stsss, A. Cu1l.Tr
Lead, Zinc, Poiter's Clay, Llmesto1e, sali7tone,
&C.. &C., are clnost uulolcheds al1y aulit The
arrival Of entsTprs and eneEssil' a'11 ae11l-
toned 70 convert them Into gold.
RAi1RcAD SYSTEM or IisIsOl5
Railroads IntsrsecE tie Whols SHte. eIf5,-
000. 600 hase been lnrestsd 81 ca1ipleli1E re
great network that lnks eTery part oi the STATE
Into Immediate connection Nth he ru7rounfi1g
states and TIE direcles ih0roughlsfe1 Of com
marca.
THE ILLINOIS CEEERAL RAILROAD
FrSsersss he uhoIs Isngsh Of he STATE, lrtm
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake 1liehiszn
70 the Ohio. As Is naus imports, -Ae kllll11d
runs through the centre of The stliE sd cl e.
thaF side of the read along ~ Ehole leugih He
the lands offered for sale.
10 Actual SEIzEftl9. A
frun he unprecedented aa71riazsl iiils c1ra-
pany oilers, i & not surprising that g shaqld
hare aIreedy disposed Of ,300. .a19 acre1 81 l1a-
It is nov selling e The rate q 300 ae7e1 Per
week. The popul1tlen along ne i.lee ~ lie1iF4
IN ten years and 81 nov oIl 5ol. M Comra1T
sen % actual cul.iTaiors and eTETT eonfrlc con-
tains an agreement 70 cuiiirase.
CITIES, TOWNS. MARKETS, DEPCTs.
There srs Ninety-E izht Depois &C ne C0n15a-
ny's Railroad, diving about one every seqe1
NILS. Ciiies IoEul md Villages ere cll1led
e con7cnient distances tnrouGQ4t - e
route. where every desirable c11mQditT nay te
found as readily e % the Oldest cities q ne
Union, and where Buyers are % Be met fcr Al
kinds % farm pr5duco-
lsitas- EDUCATION
atscnsncs and worsiny men Ei1 and lis re-
school system encouraged ~ the Htlte, ard cll-
doWed with large raTenue ioE ne s11 171li ~ ne
schoois. Children can I've in sight Of ne lctscl,
prosperity Of the leading el1-e n he Gre1t y p
10 ore No has Fisitsd tdiI splendid rlsfcu1f
country can doubt hat = EQUALS the most i1YoT-
ed descriptions thai haze s7er been giTea n 81
bat let my careful obleTTsr Fisit L, and he VII
Inform you that the half G as not becl tod q is
afrauiaros d oEeT1 l1r llnucil1tea oecupl1Ion
ard immediate returns. Ths arnelsci thg Lgsi-
ern and Middle States, and Cgnlda. are no Ing
70 Illinois iH great number; and . is teIes.sas
that z these srrpassiug adra1iage1 VIE ml-9
and working polui.ti0ncf eFar-sr1E1c'l 11lcleI
they would pronptly aEa1 themseiFa of lhs
knoEledga.
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It's now officially announced that the
frsn-ciad oafing battery Georgia. built by
the ladies 81 that State, is complete ane
ready for acI0n The armament Of the
Gcorgia cCHEiHts Of zen heavy gins. She
lil bs conlasn nded by Lieufenant j. Penn
broke Jones. of Virginia.
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THE ALL SUFFTCTFNT THREE

! THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
I-TRIESEMAR ], and g. ara protected BY Roy
al Letters Patent o. knglaud, and secured By the
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharnacie de Paris anc the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No One Il invaluable fer Exhaustion spermator-
rhoea and al physical disabillties-
No. Two cora pletely cradtcates all traces OF those
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nau'
seous Rud psruieious use pfcOnavia and cubebs-
No Three has entirely suppuuict the I'M urious use
Of mercury, thereby insuring 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all Impurities and roofing cut the
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsssiAs, Nos l, sn4i s. are preparation In the
he carried In the waistuoat pocket sold IN tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered BY
Velpau, Lallemand, Roux, kicod &C. Price g eachi
or cases for sq which saves S3 and In 81 cases,
whereby there is a saving Of So TO be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l9i Bleecker-St,
New York.
Immediately on rsoeiving a remittance Dr. BarFQy
viii foFvpTd the Tresemar 70 any part Of the world,
securely packed, aud addressed according 70 the y.
structions OF the writer.
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tERAL NOTICES.


Rudolph Wcize, Before j. B. Allen, j. P. Of Uiovs-
v. l.ud goWnnhip, Cuyahoga Co.,
John Smith. Ohio.
ON THE 9TH DAY OF JULY,
~ 1872, taid Justice Issued order Of attachmant
IN The above action for the Of iour and 2l-iOo
iaIylGao WIN v. ToUsLEY, Attorney.
NTOTICE.-SPENo i. HILLIER,
i Y Of Prescott, In the state OF Wisconsin, Will
take notice that Lyman Little. Of Cleveland Cuyn-
hOga county, State Of Ohio on tba 2d day Of June,
1852, ned his pottion IN the 0flco Of the CLERK Of
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said Guy
ahUga county, against tie said Spencer T.. Hitler,
stating that The said Hitler, on the 23d Of April,
ing described premises 10 wit Situate IN the city Of
gievelands lNest sde,) UuyHh0ga county, Ohio,
known by being on The south east c0rnerUf Uhurch
and Duane streets, aud bounded westerly by Duane
street. northeTly by Church street. easterly by line
parallel with and seventy foet easterly oe Duane
etreet, and e0ntherly by line parallel 70 and sixty
feet s0utherly from Church street. being same prem
se conveyed BY said Little and Others 70 said Hill
Her and havinga front OF 50 feet on Duane street,
and 70 eet Church street, 70 secure the payment
Of ssl3 s5-l0 purchase money according 70 certain
notes referred to In said mortgage, with annual in-
serest. AMI praying said promises may DO sold 70 pay
the amount due on said nOtes, which Is $1,000 and
annual interest on $4,000 from Nov. I, 1852 less
g e1-l00, and Interest same from June u, 1852
And the said Spencer L. Hiler is notified that he Il
required - answer said petition on or before the
third saturday after the expiration Of six weeks from
first publlcalonQf this notice, or said petition Will
be taken as confessed.
- s-'li t. HOVEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
CLEVELAND, June q, l562.399
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CL5LATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer seeurs
such Immediate results from his laboru5 on thsse
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 80 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
Louis Railroad, distance of nearly 200 miles, Z
vel adapted - Winter
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REFRIGERATORS,
I'VE Ig3EBERG. IMPOKTANT

OuJ yVA1 AeO444S SOAGbOAo 4tsAA y
The warm and sultry summer viii soon be here,
when the temperature Of the atmosphere viii range
from ninety 70 ninety five degrees in ths shade Now
Is the time when house-keepers are ransaozng teir
cellars for last year Rergerat0rs or ice Chests which
are half deCayed By moudRnd rust, 70 put theuin or
der for the season. Alter this Is accomplished you
place thereiuyOur Beefsteak, Vegetables Mix, But
ter and Fruit. And what then
Do you keep these articles cold . YES.
YES?
Does your Mix and Cream sour Z US.
HDoes yolr Butter taste Of the Negetablesf YES
Is your Chest damp and mouldyf 1ES.
Did you ever see or hear Of Refrigerator that was
free from moisture no.
Do you want one at the same price you paid for tie
old one, that will be guaranteed 70 be kept nee rom
moisture, mould, mustpr impure haTeri YES,
Do you Wanta Refrigerator that VIII be 50 free
from moisture, 50 COOL and DRY that the common
lOcofoco match, which Is 50 easily affected by damp
ues can be kept perfect in It throughout the sum
mer2 YES.
Do you want one that VIII keep itself ventilated,
and the inside sweet and pure, with THE SAME ICE
which Is used By the ordinary Ice Chestf Is.
Do you want HefrigeratOr that Will be beautiful
piece q Furniture, and perform every thing as stated
We appeal 70 the Ladies as the most competent
judges, 10 ascertain the truth Of statements by
soHooEEVs PATENT ICEBERG REFRIGE-
W.P. FOGG,
Cor. Of Superior and Seuecs-stsl
China, Crockery and House Furnishing Depot.
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TeoARDIl5fi - GIN OK Two &oUNd
sfissfs ISliiiT, Is lzsl- 7Stns H0dlrat
irze- Nff I.Tf
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eve are IN confidential possession Of a
BIT Of news, that is las far Is Il goes As
GOOD a he hrashing ont Of MeClellan.
+ VIII not Be long, we hops, before We
wiil Be & liberty 10 chronicle another glo-
Sous and crushing victory over the in
Fnder
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
PAPER MANUFAgT0RY

C,LFYELAND PAPER Comply,
n Z --afarrf1cfurarsu Of y NBN1l buUh ana " t-A4
PING PAPER Ofiels diled proiar aril.
o.. gN. ~ Taft&llts Afrrt-
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NIEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
i v For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con
orrh0ea, aleet, Uretnral Discharges, Seminal Meak
ness, Nightly Emissions, Incontnenee, Genital lrri
tabitya ald Debiliy, Gravel StTcture and Ahections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder which has been used BY
upwards or One Hundred Physicians Ia their private
pra0tces with entire success eqperseaiRg gubebs,
uopaiba Capsuies,c any compound hi thertO known.
Z LIS 3 Pc OFF / z PILL
arc speedy II action, often shecttng care IN few
days md Hrhen a cure is effected II D permanent-
They are Treparsd from vegetable eKtracts that are
harmless on the s7stam, and never nagseates the
SfOfnach or Inure tho breath; and being sugar
coaiea AZ narse0Is taste D avoided. No change Of
diet Is necessary while using themg nor does their
tion interfere With business purHuits.
derf7 = '7'-' no Silperior-St
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H0lian lLlnfmenf 0f Indlne.

FOR the cure Of SPAWN, RingbOne, Curb, Spllntsi
WfQdgalls, Thoroughpin, Capped Hook, Weali Heels,
FlOundersi Thrusts, Qeartera, Crack, Contracted
Heels and all durable diseases OF the Feet, Legs or
Shouldes, and p1rticuar sweeley, the DecAying
Cf the muscles Of the Hips. ful directions with each
box and some important hints concerning other dis
easss which the Horse Is liable to-. twill require
better rnieEance than 3 trial r.rs
~ Professional Gentleuen viii profit By using the
esae as 1t sufsssss Rnything Of the kind IN
Tor tie humane. For sfsis By Strong 4 Armstrong.-
Price S1 cents and sl ~.
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WnrAT. CoRN. CoTroN. TonACCo.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great sbandsnse,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
Immediate vicinity. Between the. TeTre uaufe,
Alton St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakco
and Illinois rsvers, distance Of li3 nlles on
the Branch, and 13G miles On. the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion of
the State, t1l Ne4
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Ros AvAY.-Early On Thursday norm.
nine she 2slh inst, before daylight from
tie circus grounds. span Of heavy built
horss.-bay and black-vith harness On.
Any Information As TO their whereabouts,
erthsir return 20 eeers Livery Stable on
5 Bant SIS, win Be iberolly rewarded.
July 9t-st
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COaI on 40 EAlIps.
0IBI OIhll OiIili---it. q. SEQ
YIELD q CO., Fru1ri tors 81 no A1lil an
at OH, REFIlfEl,I IN che v estll lc4Ilrl5 lal-
~ fsv rsl 1cad the lrices % theit 1L
KeFOslne and Carbon
-, csif ru4 a-tniil,s ss.. e "a gg.l oI-I
a Il 81 iir5- fosf1rl Oh atlEl. 4lcef ID - l
Sl, NJ e Aa1ils 1ssas
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The jackson Misaissippians Of the 9th
insi.. rays
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OATs, BARLEY, BYE, DUOKWHEAT,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTa

The Agricultural produetso Of Illinois are great
er than -tios5 Of any other State. The Wheat
while The Corn crop yields not less than 40 Geo.
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckEheaf, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashas, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Reefs, Hobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc, which 60 . swell
the vast aggregate Of prodneilon Ia this fertile
REGION Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent ont Of the stasa Of Ininois during TIE
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TTTF O1DVARV YTEID

Of Com Is from 20 to 50 hushels per acre. Cas-
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits = s
believed that no section Of country presents great
CT Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, g branch Of farInlng to which but
little attention has been paid, aud which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the KAN
kakeo and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of SO miles On. the Branch and
14T miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheats Corn,
OATS, BARLEY, BYE BUCKWHRAT,
And vegetables suited to he climate, are psoiu-
eed In great abundancs. The northern portion
Of Illinois e about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of KEN
tusky and Virginia, giving > variesy Of temper
asure In the s.ats, suited 70 almost sysrypTOdcet
Of the United states.
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STOCK RAIsNG.

In Central and Southern Illinois uneommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Al Kinds OF Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand.
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, ard The fald Is open for others to enter
FARvEe also presents is indacements 70 many.
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DIR. aIBs or

oace-ils ssneea-St., a few doors from supsrior up
once hOurs from to laEnd from atO O'clock daily
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NOrth'n Transportation Co. Of Ohio,
Is prepared 70
TRANSPORT PASSENGERS q PRoPERTY
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sss.as 4 RAE; q ss@s Rssss:R' Hss
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BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND THE WEST,
With PFOmptness and Despatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
C.,.;,ved from First Page.

LOO of the Government would suffer more
ms .ne "ny otIer individuals, and if they have gram
of common sense they know u. hehce ~ i".9 70 70
safelv predicted that they will deiehd tais liaoe
SonL, bnt the arrangements Of Mr. Randolph are el-
fcient and our armies competent 10 meet tne Ie
msnds Of the crisis. Soldiers and officers know the
stake and will play for it accordingly. MANY
Q nation has owed its redemption 10 aueeisi'o Wv
tory before the walls OF Its captal. ma.
The dispostlon Of Congress to-day cannot De re-
earded otherwise than as most untoward event. At
e an odious example to all classes II Is done oy
the votes of the Senators OF those very States when
have been loudest in their professions OF patriotism
and yalor. Many of them now think Rchmend IN
,ecure, talk about the probability of evacuatDg Vlr
Cnis Ia temporarily in of defeat and wish 10
6e safe on their cotton plantations when that event
takes place. They exhibit in this way OF thinking
very vsion most imperfect idea OF VIVA. e ~
passing here, and are completely In error as W n0
future that lies close before them. ,, .,,a
The loss of Virginia is a thought when saouiu
not be admitted into the head OF any PeISof Tonfsd
authority in the Confederate States II .ne ond r;obt
eracy loses Virginia il loses the BACKBONE n sracr.
arm of the war; If they indulge the pleasing
lation that the Yankees will be content 10 llhno
peace with the original Southern Conieaef1y Nina
fbey bova haen apDeased with a sacrnce oi 'hsn'i,"
they trust to a deluslon, ana are ss causn "
which poslngs would not be entraPPeu; =
possesson of the Border States IS onIy means W
.ha ond of the Northern horde. If we were the
opIy South, thew would never put forth the gGantlc
sacrt thew are making. They would be well con-
tent 10 lei us co. 1t is the cotton OF the Gnii they
want and must have. If they can conquer Virgins;
,he destruction Of that strong bulwark will only I'LL
them with hope and confidence; and the decisive
battles will lie fought few weeks later on the plan,
tations of the fugitives, with what difference o.
chsnces let reflection cay.
The wses, plan of the South is to place all iii
force on the Peninsula stand the hazard Of that great
throw of the dice without fnching and think about
fight only when they are sure TO have lost It, l(
leave Richmond at tile very moment of the hazart
is not the way to encourage the army or helps caus'
In peril.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

although the fact Of compulsory retreat to Cornth
was admitted
After thus spending an hour, we again got in mo-
ton. Passing ont upon the main road we rade over
succession OF hi Ia and raynes, and saw what ap-
peared 10 be mounted grand guard, about half q
mile from tho first picket we had met, and after
travelling half an hour reached our point of destina-
ton. learned on the way that about thousandin-
fantry and Q squadron of cavalry were encamped q
short distance from the second hospital but could
not receive the permission of the Major that escorted
us to visit it.
Our wounded were Immediately transferred to the
ambulances, and after the lapse Of an hour, we were
heading towards the :" Stars and Stripes" The
wounded were mostly members Of Illinois regiments,
who had been left by the Rebels on Monday after
noon where we received them. They knew nothing
whatever Of Rebel movements. They had been
we'll treated but only scantily subsisted.
Just az we reached our outposts, man dressed IN
Rebel uniform came running out Of the woods on
our right toward us. He turned out an Irish de-
serter from Corinth. He wore sergeant's chevrons
and claimed to have belonged is Tennessee regl-
ment. lie stated that the term of enlistment OF bali
Of Beauregard's army would expire during the next
fortnight, but that none of the regiments would be
allowed 10 return home, by virtue Of law OF UNI
versal conscription jus: passed by tie Rebel Con-
press. Van Dorn's army, from Arkansas, had not
arrived, but was daily expected. The occupation OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad between De-
catur and Huntsville and the surrender of Island No.
10 has greatly dsprited the Rebel sodiery. The
former demonstration had been entirely unlocked for
as the whole Of Bnes forces were supposed to have
Joined Grants, and produced al intense sensation
throughout the South and already resulted IN short
rations at Corinth. According TO his story, he was
three days on the way, travelling at venture III
northward direction through the woods at night aud
hiding himself in daytime. lie was evidently hai
starved.
The roads over which we passed were in much
better condition than those nearer the rver-the SOL
Of the ridges consisting of sandy gravel and hence
less affected by rain than the loamy bottoms. This
fac, accounts for the speedy retreat the Rebels were
able TO make to Cornth. II the road is as good ali
the way to Corinth, cannot see how our army Will
find a move on that point 50 difficult as was ex'
pected.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Latcst Ship News.

Bark Cora Hatch Alicante O. Gays, and Gbrlsr March
wne &c. to Grio fancis Co First part Of rs'sse' W.
heavy westerly gales; latter part, light esstey wnds
BARK Queen OF the Netherlands (Br, Of sGnd dad .ar
roth Cardiff 43 days coal TO kunhsrdt Co hA nsa nes
westerly gales the entire pssssse, sprung Jooeo ~ '
Bark sherwood (of Boston,. Hswson, Smyrna Feb ~ ,Sa
Gibraltar March o. with aud wool % mss.ei n.s :"
winds tho entire passage Sailed from Gibraltar y
With bark Nsmeans from MArsles for New York and Ni'
Stephen Hotchkiss. for do. c,.,., IS
d.y. sugar to Walsh Carver Chase 2sth ut lat " soa
7 ssnsled brig Asyels, steering $ The + aa' 0eeH
n OF IIsera., with light N N 3 winds and e: for
Bark Laurs Russ (of Belfast, Me- Gary Cienues0' W.
BIZ Howard Iof Bangor Carle, Cspetown $ f.S y. q
and ST. Helena Mar 10 with .9o 70 H. H. H. omo.sy om S.
Wesus with bark Sea Ranger of and from rro'Ses.es ~ ~.
Zsnzib April 2s lat $500 long 1910 spose .eni Asr a.
gent Of Provinceown from Mss.guez for Boston" o
s rs H. long 7a05 spoke brs rrnideien from yJ II
Phila st inst la, s7 long "a, spoke ship
Bah h, pom p,nss '0s o Prince Edw @ Rant
K;ny.,on ian 2a days logwoOd to A. solomon, vesse
r. P Buck Co. Had light wind, t1s in'e es'e rom 81 ps
April %. lat, "a long. "A i9 spoke 0's -'-'''
Be Munaon of sespc csr0s ke%saOs 10 asy' viz
a.ses 70 ~. NswYok Been 10 days NJ OF Hai'efA
with n + wind. ana Cosvers Bermuda "A day. wheat 70
,,s.to"S Co. has been days within % miles Of S'l'
Hook in dense ssspo Dr. of s., Johns, b. Mnss,. Man
biis ~ .x. sugar mahogany, Nc to Brett, Son TO. -
nf strssni was boarded - L. s. big Bainbrdse' cruz
ias al we'll ,,;,h,,,. Ne, Psx Ce,,. as d,ys wise
pis - 10 Ihomp.on Hunter. Hss had heavy wes'sny
sa na,, OF the passage and light winds the remnsas
March H. lat 80 10, on t6 spos" orlg Fannie pnl a In
ia,, rom klessins, Tor New-iork April IT, lat ~ 'on "
ootc Rig Active (r) from Nova Scotia for bsIoaa,eI
Hrr A. liorta (of Camden, Me Ocutt, Iintdsd ~ sAj
su,sr aud molasses to Metcalf Duncan Nc ds'e,
lon 70 So spoke brig Lsuzarotte, bounds 3 na' nsS h,
norther esles tie entire passagei sprung "sA A"a
present lcakng about 500 strokes per hour R,s
Schr Lone Star Dr. of lIaiaND, Callswsy Moneso ~
jam. 22 DAYS, ogwood rum, Sc, to A. II. solomon
heavy weather Been days ~ oi Eatteras, WIN ~ v,s
East Caco. 2 dsy. salt aud mOa''e' to Roche BIO"
Zee. a, @. ..x,.,,,. rra edsyd
bides &C.. s NJ. FoI. Been days N OF hs''e"'
n. and T.. winds ssd fog. s,- c, 70 a.va suss.
Bri, Eliza tof Santa CRUZ, -, santa oiu1 10 "''T
&c to q. HanfoId a. h,Ie
RrLow-ship hate Howe Patrick, Annoy Dec ~ ""
Mary stewart Denison. Palermo Feb. ~
sAlLED-U. :. steam gunbos,, Port Royal
WIND-Sunset =.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

Mr.. Cisco again appeared in the marhce 'o-aay
and made a further exchange of q, 900 OF 80
Treasury Notes for Gold dollar for dollar, the back
interest being paid by the taker OF the Notes lie
proposes to exchange enough more on the same
terms to give him three millions Of gold, including
the million obtained on Friday Messrs. Lvermore,
Clews g. Macon were subscribers for 100000.
Tho market for Gold was without important