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At College Hall, Toledo, on last Saturday
evening, an explosion of gas occurred,
which came very near resulting in loss of
life and destructive conaagration. The
gas metre had been removed from the build
ing by the officers of the gas company, and
Mr.. COnlisk, the new lessee Of the hall, be-
ing ignorant of the fact, went to the closet
and turned on the gas and then went to
light the burners. Failing to get light
he returned to the closet with a lighted can
die, when, as he opened the door, the gas
burst out, and coming in contact with the
flame, produced an explosion. Mr. COnlisk
was forced back, considerably bruised, and
it was feared seriously injured by inhaling
the flame. The alarm Of FIRE was given,
and for short time the building was in
imminent danger of destruction.
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Justice In FFemaEt'g DeraErment.-A GueT-
A New Creek correspondent Of the
wheeling IEteIligencsr writes as follows
of the summary and deserved hanging Of
murderine guerilla: e I'll
y A soldier Of Co. G, 4th New York caval-
~ arrived here this morning, having es-
corted the mail carrier all the way from
FremOnts division He left the troops
near Strasburg on Thursday morning, the
day previously having participated in 3
skirmish with Jackson's rearguard, which
resulted in the capture Of quite respect
able number of rebel prisoners, and some
loss Of life on the part Of the enemy. Not
oneof our men was injured in the Fray
| This soldier informs me that few miles
distant from the main body, while he was
absent on detached duty, with his entire
troop, few days ago, himself and several
comrades were fired upon from the woods.
/ They instantly dashed after the concealed,
] would-be murderers and caught a middle
aged man, who refused to give his name,
in the act Of loading an old fashioned flint
musket He protested that he was not the
person who had fired upon them, but they
took him before their captain, George Ten
Eyck Of New York city, and stated the
case, whereupOn the captain ordered sort
Of drum head court martial. Upon search
ing this man, plenty Of fixed ammunition
was found in his pockets, and facts were
brought out iu evidence which established
the culprits guilt beyond reasonable
doubt He was forthwith duly sentenced,
and in accordance with that sentence was
/ hanged to a tree While he was hanging,
the company procured timber, or planking
rather, and made a coffin, also dug grave,
and in thirty minutes after the scoundrel
was suspended by the neck, his mortal re-
mains, neatly enclosed in their impromptu
last house, were lying in peaceful fellow
| ship with "the clods Of the valley at the
base of the natural gallows upon which he
had been executed. l am not ferocious,
a vindictive or bloOdthirsty man, but
cannot conceal the fact that l rejoice in the
SUMMARY example, and hope it may be
generally initiated. In civil warfare, such
at nov afiliets this country warfare
formed and originated solely and wholly
upon the chances for the political and pc
cuniary aggrandizemenio of a few hre-eating
Southern autoerats, kid-glove and feath-
er-bed policy is not exactly the thing on the
\ part of those who assume to be, or really
are, active representatives of the Legitimate
or Federal Government.
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The Camp Of instruction at Annapolis.

The Camp Of distraction at Annapolis.
, The Washington correspondent of the N.
7. Evening Post writes;
The necessity for Camp Of Instruction
is, however, becoming daily more apparent,
for while the new recruits in the rebel army
are at present of little account, they will
become good soldiers by next Fall, should
the war continue so long, and the national
forces would then be at a disadvantage
The Rar Department, under all the circum-
stances, considers it prudent to put fifty
thousand new troops under Gen. Wool at
Annapolis, and this number will probably
be increased to one hundred thousand, unl
less a speedy and decisive victory be achiev-
ed over the enemy at Richmond. It is
understood that these troops are not to be
used until the Fall campaign opens-and it
is hoped that there viii be no fall campaign
so that the volunteers under the new eau
will probably see little fighting, and will
pass pleasant Summer in camp at Ana
polls.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw YoRK aIAR ( kr.-.Irns 1a.


tBY TELEeEAPH.l
FIls9pRI7lharkel heayy and about q lowe, With
only iiaiiied denhnd lof expert ard home ohsunip-
very depressing effect IIIFTI
Sales ll,io0 bbls at si,zisi36 for superfne state
g. jO4,53 for extra state; si 204 90 for superiius
western; sl,50af,G3 for common 10 medium extra
western; s5,05l95l Is for common 10 good Shipping
brants sctFi round hoped Ohio 8 a Is fof tsiis
brands market closing heavy With no buyers out-
Z CANADA FLOUR market boayv and lower.
CPS for winter extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales
COitN MEAI, In fair request. saIeg 900 bbls at
g; u for Brandywine. HEaa.
WHISk H-Marxet mere active and frnor.
WHEAT--Marketo opened heavy and with further
isSi sat S5od bbs6 Ghee5 S s spf5 l Y 81 @ k TsI so
bush Milwaukee club AZ ssgl,O4i 1900 bush Can
sl0A9l 05i 1900 bush winter red western at sllla
lis; 6,2o0 bush ambs.s Michigan at sl,I7; 900
RFR2bIsfk6t qaief 2ithout1aatfriai ebabae. Z Z.
BAItLEH " Market dull conditional sale Of 700
bush Canada at 20 -tH fff s1Hht
er. Sales 72t00 bush at 47,d5Oc for new mixed
western; 52a3c for old de- 4igi6c for damaged; %
OATS -lIafkst heaSy and loEef. Sales a iOal2e
for Canada, western and state
COFFEE-Rio in fair demand and prices steady
inal. --- o.
SUGAR--RaV quiet and steady at 65l67c for fair
to good refining, sales 10 hhds Cuba At 6fGg75lc.
100 hhds Porto Rico at i6.sc.
MOLASSES-In moderate request sales so hhds
Cuba at 35c; . hhds Porto Rico at 3Gd37c.
POR K-Market lower and active. sales 1921 bbls
at Sl07&ll00 for Mess ell 90 for prime mess; 50 90
for prime. Included in the sales go lbs de-
liveTable in August al slIl255.
BEEF-Market more active. Sales GOO bbls at
s. 07 90 for country prime; s. 0Ol0 90 for country
mess sllO0gi35O r.repacked messi sl30Ogl4s5o for
extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and nom
inal at IgD0d2l,08.
BEEF HAbIs-M Market steady. Sales 50 bbls
choice western at sl6,50.
CUT NEATS-Market hardly 50 firm with less
active demand, Sales $50 packages st 33ld34e for
shoulders; 45eeIi3 ic for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market quiet sales 800 boxes
short clear mddlcs at 64ic
SMOKED MEATS-MarlIet steady. Sales 90
packages smoked sides at 654c.
LARD-Marllet steady with fair demand. Sales
2lOS bbls at 75S6ls56c.
BUTTER-Aarket shade easier. Sales at l0G1
l5c for Ohio; l0l}l75Ec for State. .l..r
CIIEESE-M Market dull and heavy. Sales at S9
75zc for common 20 good.
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What the Sanitary comrnls.,oT /. D.,.s.

y hNt 80 summary DNAutGAa8lou - Dolllas
DR.. Hunt, formerly Of the Buffalo Err
press, and now in the Medical Department
Of the army at Newport News, writes the
following paragraph to show what the o.
s. Sanitary Commission is doing for the
soldiers:
4" The proper channel and the onl y chan
mel is the Sanitary Commission. Without
that organization this Peninsula would
beat he'll in horrors. OF all the material
have seen used here, Government has fur
nished NOT ONE sheet, pillow, blanket, shirt,
pair Of drawers OF any Of the delicaeies
which the men so much need. let these
things are wonderfully plenty here and
wonderfully useful How dc. you suppose
man comes Of the battlefield? With his
knapsaek blanket cup? or other paris Of
his kit? Hardly ever. Struck down, she
cuts loose from all his property, dIags his
body OF the field, and then has his coat or
pants cut away from him to get at his
wound. The men come into the hands Of
the Sanitary Commission naked. and they
are clothed; hungry and they are fed /
thirsty and drink is given them.p
The Soldiers Aid Society Of this CITY Is
branch Of this Commission.
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The sixth Cavalry.

The 9th Ohio Cavalry is now in the field.
They received their horses and equipments
at Wheeling and moved forward to New
Greek, the last Gompany arriving June Ist.
Company I were detailed as scouts for that
post, the balance Of the regiment going to
Fremonts headquarters.
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BUFFALO llARKET-June IS.

FLOUR I'm fair local and interior demand and
market unchanged.
WHEAT-Markst closed very dull. Prime Up
per Lake spring scarce Only sale reported 600
bush ordinary Chicago spring az 70c.
CORN-Market closed dGii. sales sOO0o bush old
In part to arrive at 40c
OATS-Market dull at &C.
Rye and barley quiet.
WHISK Y-Mnrket steady. sales 20 bbls at DC.
( CANAL FIR EIGHTS-Firm at I3c on wheat,
lie on corn TO New York. -a
IWPORTS-l2,00O bbls Hour 5000 bush wheat;
5000 bush corn; 1000 bush oats.
EXPORTS 800 bbls -four; ~, 900 bush wheat;
g2OU0 bush corn. I.000 bush oats =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

JEFF. Davis Adjutant General publishes
a general order directing the drafting of
every male, white and mullatto, in the
South, capable of bearing arms, whether
they have substitutes or not. Rather a se-
we're rconseriptiOn-mHch seveFer than Ma
poleon everventured upon
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OsWEGO 1IARKET-Inne b

LBY rELEGRAPH.l
EFLOUR-AIarket steady at $3.50 for fancy from
spring wheat.
WHEAT-Alari1ot quiet 665fc offered for No. 2
Chicago spring, which is held at S5c.
CORN-Alnrket lower. Sales 1907 bushels old
mixed Illinois at l2c, and ls00 bush Indiana at Sc
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FIR REIGHTS-Firmer but Unchanged
hOur 31c wheat SIC, corn 754c to New York.
LAKE IlIPOIITS--5OO bbls -four 10000 bush
wheat f s. H.fi
CANAL. EXP0RTS-l,sO 800 bbls -four; 50 900 bus
wheat; 200 bush corn. t-.r
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CHICAGo 1IARKET-June b.

LbA AhA=EaAAEm-l
FLOUIl-1larket unchanged.
WHEAT-Market &c lower. Sales at T7l97S4c
for No. ]; 7u(f73c for No. 2.
CORN-Market &c lever. Sales at 23Ac for old
mixed; 2ixe for new.
OATS-Market quiet. Sales at 25llG25c
RECEIPTS-9Z,000 bbls -four g, 90 bush wheat
29o,OOU bush corn.
PM lssS5' - nn hbls -FOUR u io09 bus wheat
,;FREIGHT5- and steady, y,s34c onoOFn, ,i0G on
ExCHANGE-Unch Gold unchanged. +
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MAIoR LGRoor-Inhn G

MAJOR GROoH.-JOhn G. Groom, the
newly appointed Major of the S4th regi-
.ment was formerly of Circleville, and
lately of Columbus. He was first Lieuten-
ant and afterwards Quartermaster in the
Mexican War. The appointment is a very
good one
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M A r IN T..
PoRT oF oLEvELAND.


ENTERED-JUNE %. ,ll-
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Propeller Portsmouth,, Bond, Dunkirk
Schooner G. J. Roder, Lamp0t Buffalo
ScOw Nebraska, Marcellott.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Propeller Rocket, Rice, Green Bay H.
Propeller 0lean, HoWiand, Toledo
Bark Badger State, Flint, Milwaukee
Schooner g. J. Roder, Lahap0t, BufalO.
Schooner Union, Bowen, Port Burwell
VESSELS PAssING.-The following vessels passed De
troit on the 18th.
ltUP-Props- Northern Light, Empire State barks
Invincibls, Sunrise, Lafrinier; brig j. G. Deshler
schrs Bay Of Quinte, Rush, COurtlandt, Monsoon,
Gov. Hunt, Q. sumner Live Yankee, A. Raynor,
Lewis Cass, G. p. Dorr, New Lisb8n Miranda, Sea-
man, Fanny and Floy, Nightingale, Traveller
DOwN-Prop. Young America; bark Clayton schrs
son, J. B. Chaplin, Helen Blood, Correspondent Bay
state George Steele, New London, Ataunto
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nPORTANT 10 FREALEs.
DR. CHFFgFMANs .PTLLs d


The combination Of ingredients In thass PiHsars
the result Of long and extensive practics ThsYsrs
mild In their operation and certain in correcting an
irreguarties Paihful snsiraafior 7sli0gingaii ob-
s,ructiona, hethsI from cold OF oth6riss Hsadachs
pain In the side palpitaton Of the heart whites sI !
HsTTous afeetonsi hysfeffess fstgls, pain IN IN
back and limbs &C., disturbed sep which afisas
from interruption Of nature. ---
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS -.f =
was the commencen1ent Of new era ia the treatment
Of those irregularities and obstructions NBic have
consigned 50 many 70 pratnafurs grave. N5Isuiale
can enjoy sood health bnkss she Is regular, and
whenever az obstrurtigR takes place the saaersl
health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S 8 PILLS
are the most sectual remedy sTsr known for an com-
plants peculiar % Females Teal eassss fheT urs +.
invalHable ilcluding, With certainty psodicsl reg
ulaTftY- They srs known 70 thousands, who have
used them, ct different periods throughout the eouu
try having ts sanction 81 some Of te most enisni
Physicians in America
Explicit directousi stating when they should noi
be used, with each Box The price, 81, 90 per Box
containing from 90 to co Pills.
( Pills sent b. mail promptly, b. Femitting to the
ProIriator. sad b. DrugsIsls generally ei M
VA ~ r. B. HUTCHINGs, Pr1pristor, l....
D. zQCsdsr-st., SaN York
= 81 Sold Wholssals and Retail IN CleTeIand bF
STR6Vq 4 FPTrgTpnNa i-al II ,7-rf .,-r1-
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; 9PEeIAl N0IInEa.



No disease i 90 certain o cure BY Brandssfhs Pills
asthis. They soon take sfl lb5 blood ihs sstis1
lar Virus -uPga which ali pam depends. and fhsps-
tisnf a cured
ME- p sA1nHsIap6 dFanh sirsst, New sYoFs.I
Suffered with rhsunstIlila5T long period. Hes "a
attended b. able phy7iciguI, BIT ieir prassriBtis
were Of no avail he Ilns Inaiis 81 move u7ious A.
aetanoes and for months was almost entirely cohfnsi
to his bed, A. thIs PERIOD a is EeFnosI, Eheuhgss
had fed and be expected to be cripple for he -.
mainder Of HE life. helWas reesmmeudaf tense
.sss-..s .RRAEDRErI7S PALS.
The hrst boz evidently. made him better ;thsia-r
prPYement Nis more decided from th8 sssoHd bo<
and By the time he had used eighteen boxes he va
enti1ly cured ol Eheumaiigm, and the stfsdtfh ma
lrpieuas Of his limbs Wars restored u Is nF over
q year that ifhiaeufs has been oEssf3d ard he has
had no return, but eontinues the enjoyment Of per-
feet health. MaE sfh, 1851.
sold By A. s. Gardner, 223 superior-st, ClsFslend
Ohio and by an rs gectable dealers 10 sdicnss.
The Root Of all EviP' is the venom 81
disease insalllsd into the system By early abus IN
dugencs and excess Of any kind. This must BE- orsd-
ieated from the systeHIfith0nt dsayi not a moment
should Be lost. The perniei0u8 use of morcurT til
notdoi Il; nay, WI injure rather than curo Eress-
mar J, 2 and g. your only cAanes-A perussl eflhe
book s. Human Frailty, OF Physiological Rolssfelsl
Illustrated with eolored engragingl, viz e-pl1iB
everything. It viii only eost y0u 25 cents. 10 Be
haa q Dr hlrro7y, l9i Blecker-st-f New York Seat
T! free ofDoytaB everywhere
] sold y G. ". Clark Dfuzgisf, Cleveland, Ohio.
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lILWAUKEE lIARKET-June 1s

RLOUR-AIarket dull and &c lower
WHEAU-AIarket lie lower. Sales at &c for
No i;-4kc for No.2
RECEIPTS-2,lOO 100 bbls -four; O. COO bush wheat.
wheat.
Z FREIGHTS- to Buffalo. .a
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n. Y. STOCK lIARKET-Juale 18.


MONEY-MarSot easy at 8s4 p cent for loans
on call and 4l15 q cent Tor prime paper.
STERLING lEACHANGiE-Marke excited
and hrlner ll574@ll34 Merchants billsi ll6,Gli6A
Bankers bills, .H
GQLD-American gold Advanced to 8 ll9556 ? cent
premium. California gold bars, quoted at 53s95 2
cent premium. ..Il ~
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Actiyea and fr1ner
United states g 81 lU7@lU74; $40 Treasury Notes
iO5T6blO5tf. 1871
= STOCKS-Msrket again better, but at the close
dnll. Chicago Rock Island eSi Chicago, Burlington
Quincy So; Cleveland Z Toledo 4ffu Galena Chi
cage u; Cleveland a. Pittsburgh 225S Illinois Cen
Iral scrip 64S Michigan Southern guaranteed 62.
Michigan Southern 2796; Michigan Central 64; PAN
ANA l5gi Harlem lSzi Harlem preferred 45; Pacific
Mail ll3'a; New York Central g595; Erie -; Erie
preferred 66sa; Readng576; PennsylYan Coal Com
pany 9s; Pittsburgh, FORT Wayne Chicago I'd bonds
lgi do lst bonds 5s Virginia 6s 81 Missouri O. 90;
Tennessee IS COS; United states 6s - coupons l05;
IS.
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7WHIHK IlRAD TW0RK9-
. HORSE oWNERs.

z 70 HORSE OWNERs.
> Or. Sweets Ihaailiils Lihiment for Hs1ls b m
Fivaled b any, s in all easss Of Lamstess, arising
from spraiHs, Bruises o. WfeaehinE. its efect is2
magical and esFtaih. Hsrhsss or saddls aalis ana
RiHsb0na may be easily prevented and curet In falf
incPient siagess bot confrnsd rasss are bsyoa ts
possibility Of radical cgrs No casa of the binas
however, il SO desperate or hopeless but 4 may BE-
aevated By this LiniHsHt, and its faithful applica-
ton viii always remove The lasnenes5, and enable ts
horse 70 traTsl With IlifEe sa5as llrr VI
u Every horse owner should IaTdthi 3 remedy al hru
ior ne tla6l e 81 the first appedrincs 81 liansss
vii electnall u lreFfntI th1za loru1ilabic dsas.
neltiQnedl 70 which ~ uoTses are liable, and which
worthless stzong irpsirclgs Agents faE glsFerr
land. da5l ftodlu-i 40
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REY0LYERs q KNIVES.

ID DEVOLVERSs AND BOWIE
k-KNIVEss- -fns.assoTment Of Revolving Pis-
tolls, such a. Colt's New Model BaeUs, Riders Al
large and snall with various other kinds. inst re-
ceiTed and for sale cheap, BY
b Gur sraRs--lzz saPeriar.ss Cleveland. b.
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REAL ESTATE.
coal on AND LAMPS.

OIL aoILp aOILHt--7W. o. SEQ.
" FIELD CO.. Proprietars Of he Largest and
Best OIL kRtl EEsl in the Western Country. have
. keFOsine and Carbon els u :
1l2iss me sss9iiy 'hal p q hiE'ioi'i'F &c fs s4
"a Can and examine samples, or ssnd your oissfs1
e., rear Of Angior H0lse. hhH
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81 Sold Wholssals and Retan In Cleveland
sTRosG S kR5IsTEoNe. 80 aprIEsowRz7
u A n 81 o o ID;
= y u
] HOW REsFoREDII

HOW lIOsFE 1T5 sWfl Z HOW RFsFoRFD4f a
Just Published in Sealed Envei0pe-price &C. y : i
7 Lecture on the Nature, freatfnenf and Rldicaf
cure Of spermdtoTrhoea Seminal Weakness InTols
untary Emissions Sexual Debility and Impedimentd
Marriage generally, Nerv0usness5 Epilepsy and Fits
sultng from SELF AbIe e-s By Robert J. CulTerWel
I a, l.. RBess29T B 8 q ne Sae fssa NJ go9 , r.q
sent under seal in q pain enTelope, 20 any Eddres
lpost rIidi on receipt of cents, two lostlee
7. y. Box -. apI2594
: WHITE LEAD WORKS. I1-
The subscribers have on hand superior artizls =
FuRE WHITE LEAD; also, the cheaper grades-
Nnleh thsy offer to the trads at serg IoW prizes iE
s----.1 @ q 2 tsel2sl -. J0HN. WEBSTER 8 co
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isl4 TAYLOR, GRIswoLD co.
THE FAIR INEZ; Or,
THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.

iHE LOHE LhDi W lHE SitliusDW bLitEOs
CONTINUED.
CHAPTER XIII-THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
Thus the miss are rapidly rising from the marshes
OF this thrilling sea tale,
For that IL has mists and marshes my readers have
perceived without fail. t-fa
Marshes and mists, like the tale Great Fluctuations
by my friend q. D.,
Or the new tale lately written BY my other friend
McArOne.
Few psople do know that great poets, like myself
LOngfellOw and Burns,
Have no idea when we commence our Stories how the
end Of our story oft turns,
And il sometimes occurs that We do not know what
we are writing about, LI.U. -sl
After we HAVE commenced our writings, till some
body else finds Il out
These are peculirtios which in eminent authOrs We
find,
Aud should never excite asonishmont in well reg
ulated mind.
(CoSTHUED.)
Our readers will please bear in mind that
When looking for Clothing they will surely all find
At Union Hall, the very best kind,
Then TO Isaac A. lsaacs they should certainly go,
No man ia the State can fine a stock show
And the PRICES, As ever, are now VERY Low.
Great bargains we'll give 70 all who call .-t
At Isaac A. Isaacs magnificent Union Hall.
Ba5-We are now Offering unusual bargains in
Spring and Summer Clothing
AT
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL, r
Sole Agency for the sale Of Snzors Celebrated Sowing
Machines, StOrr's AutOmatOn Pressman, and
Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
BD- Corner Superior and Union n-Sts
naa-BOOk out for the GIANTS lunel4
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Large and Attractive Sale OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS

AT AUCTION, BY.........-....O. CUTTER & Son,
At the stoTe corner q superior and Seneca -sts.,
(spangler Northrup Block
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No gi1ee = g certain Ql cure BY brandEsths piil1
astiiis. They soon take odfof ihe blood ths tsu
lar Virus -uRYa which hlibain depends. and ihsps-
, 1862-10-10

F1rEnKHcks: Cor erich. vii ard e Co. ST. Louis.
Me- :1-H t'gi, sh7 En- ITO; A1onz thl1d. Es1- Srs
Io:h try: -, Fa:: j.. 'toston. MAJ; Wrlr; :
tue. Arw Orleans, IT,: E.ru E1ca&rse ksnE: Se~
York Ciy. oc: us696m
J. AK. MCoMBrE b. ALoxxo CHILD
, 1862-10-10

r q, KIR II co..
a0kF AND CANDLE H3NVTlCTEkE2f.
ma ceaie4s IN Rss4a Soda A.. Es1iov Tallov o. ~
Nos IL Il 10 HlveF-44-. Chteaxee
fa1l91&1v
, 1862-10-10

At the foundry Of Kellogg & Co., in De-
troit, Eeveral notable iroo bridges for various
points In this State are in process Of construc-
tion. The large bridge for spanning the Kan
kakee River. At K1nk Akee, Ill, viii be COM
p1eted and shipped to the West in six weaks.
ITO feet long, the other two being sixty feet
zach. The firm have nearly ready fors!ipms mt
two short bridges OF ninety feet each, to be
delivered to The Illinois Central railroad for
use On their road. Taen they are construct
irg another bridge Of 125 feet span, all OF cast
rsilroad, which ~ll be delivered vsxy soon.
The bridge that is now ia course Of construc-
fion TOR the spanning of Rock -iver, at Dixon,
H., on the Illinois Central. IL composed Of six
spans Of 1G0 feet each, or 500 feet in total
length. AL the bridges arc of uniform pat
tern, after Bollman's patent, and all are to be
delivered before the first OF June next The
bridge for Rock River requires 212 gross tons
Of wrought iron, and about 800 to1s Of cast
iron.
Resolutions passed By the Evangelical
Lutheran synod Of Northern II inois, na the
state Of our cou1try, at it's session In Peosia
October 6, are OF the right stamp ole OF
them reads:
Resclrfd, Tha. VIC hail with uuning3ed pleasure
the late emancipation proclaim t.lon Of the prc4i-
dsEt Ct the United States. believing tina. Il bi ~
lss th'rehy been struck that will aoon pnt au end
to This nbholy rebellion.
Some of our country exchanges discuss
eloomi,y the late heavy rain storms from
@bich the, predict ruin to the potato crop,
and much damsge to wheat in stack In NJ
Henry county, The wheat is set do m az =
t't+1 failure, "a the average crop was no: o!er
I. ur bushels to the acre. Tie FIRST has, hoT-
ever, delayed its visit long enough fortae c ,rn
| croplo perfect itself. THIS crop is excellent,
as well as sorghum.
Captain J. ". Harper, OF company I,
| Brackett's cavalry, arrived in Bslgidere last
| Saturday, just from Helena, Ark., where hi:
refiment is stationed Helena is = very IN
| healthy spot, We judge, as Brackest's resi
ment could only muster 1S8 men til for duty
| aid other regiments we're III like condition.
The "innoccnt" who conducts the Car
thaec I'll Republican is aspiring to the honort
| Of n,artyrdom with Mahony e. Co. Hea1
him:
"1f, as heretofore, innocent. loyal meu, are Il
| eufez, we are ready for the ordeal. Let it come