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MAST ER COMMISSIONERS
alHl SALE, -PuraHsat b 30 erdsr d eale 70 me
'dlr55ted nom the Ooutt Of Oommoh pl q : VuYa-
therein psndlng, wherein samuel Hsyman 70 plain
tin And iouW g. Ab1ey adminiptrhtor 81 tne eatate
on Robert Ptrke, 6eo s8gd, and others fle deiend-
an g. gill expose toFBte At public auciiOnt ~ the
door Il the Court use IL said oouRty, on the atth
dRv Of MAY, 1853, commenoinR At clock p r., nc
following dascfibod l1ts OF land Situate 10 thP CITY
"a a vslqnd "a Bah county, 5sihg III The d hhaio
Compa Us purchase, and numbered ard appra seq
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MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT
lVl 70 the command Of deeFetal order OF sale
fTom the Court OF common Piea1 OF Cuyahogs ooun'
~ st the suit OF Marvin Kent aqaingt Joseph n
bach burn AID mother, g me directed, snan e
poss for ale at publ Q auenou ~ The door o. the
tourt Houns in the Oi'y Of Cleveland on the nine
teouth dey Of 81 y 1854 It three O. lock 2 the
following de, erbed Pr,m ses sif1a ~ tne - h5,o
aud known b. suO lot No one n Oanneio, Dsnnl
son Peass Fosters aubdivision Oi orlsloai tea
thirry i've and one hundred thFtys Il aeiG euo lot
No one q fr nt OF sixty siX teet on nlso 81;
md TunSipg back to Lake Eris about four hundrt d
md tfsnty i've feet, excepting and rsserS1ng Inc
norton OF sRd sub lot th-t has hetetotore been con-
Tsy ga 20 the Uisvsl and ABhtAbula Railroad Com
D ny, and noW occupied In pat by said Company
and be ng strip Of land fJrgy teet IN Wd running
snbisot 70 All LEGAL hiFhWRy6 Appraised at l0O.
HEHRR g. ABBEY
psr-v 4 u.nu Master Oomnn'F.
Plh's Agt'ya. sPTdi'So9
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, AouI' 'l1 F''' 'IIiFI1FIrT FHAxTHR."

SENATE OHANRER, o., April 5th, lss4.
TDR. }. o.. AEER-Honored sir: have made 9
floroIgh trial ~ the Ohthetc Pilis len me By youI
s7nf aud have been cured bJ them Of the dreadfal
T6s1nisfisfn under which be tound me sunering.-
doSss eutifely removed she dissaes fesl 10 better
bsa- n now tsan for some year1 before which 81
fTihutn entirely to the effects OF your Oabnartle
PfiIr --- Yours vita great = e peeti
HA'- LOCUS B. hETOALT."
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wHE.T. CORy. COTTON. ToBAoOO.1

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown IN great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Tefre Hante,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of t1b miles on
the Branch, and 1856 miles On the Main Trunk,
the State
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MASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
lyl ANT to the command ofa decretal ordsE Of
saIe nom the court Of Common Pleas OF UlYahoga
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and hahoning
Railroad Company against Isaac L. AeEitl
and Others 70 directed, shall expose for sale %
public auction, ct the door Of the Court House. in
the City Of Cleveland, on the ninetoenth day OF
Hay lss2, ct thFes O'Clock p NJ, the following de-
gcrbsd parcels Of land situate In the Dy 81 OeTe.
land, county Of OuyahOga. and state Of QhtoI and
known By being part Of HeWitt3 sub vision OF the
called MsrWin property In said Oity Of Cleveland
to witt
Appraised ct y 600.
Parcel No. q Lot No. sixteen OF said lnbdiVtgs
lon Appraised ct $500.
1TparceI No, 3 Lot No seventeen OF said fubdtVll-
ION. ApprAised ct 3lf00.
Parcel No, 4 Lot No. eighteen Of 1aid dubdiVil-
ion. Appraised at sle00 -. -
Parcel No. S. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
tan Of said subdivision, bounded northery south
eriy and westerly BY the lot lines, End easteFly b.
he centre line of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWtn street and about i0Fty-8eTen feet diatanf
1outhealtgrlY therefrom. Appraised % g3,aO0.
Parcel No. 8. The ea1teflg p1rt o. lot No. nine
teen of said subdivision bounded northerlI easter
" End Boutherly bY the lot lines and WelterJ ~
tho centre line Of brick vail nearly parallel vie
Marvin street and about iortF seven lesi oiltAht
aoutheagterlY therelroms ApprAiled g W.
HENRY g. ABBAf, Master O9llnlt'
RAuzlT, BA1EuB AOHLl. AttornelA
AVrn u ieSia's
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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 70 the Terre Haute, Al.ob 8 St.
Louis Railroad, distance 0f nearly 20e miles. is
well adapted 70 Winter .
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t0H nom sid nts OF tina State of Ohio are hbreby
S9 ss sd iGa v r ods q sRS a of Court
d Comlu0n Pleas, Of Ony-hoRs Cou1ty Ohi4' hls
pstiii n setting forth Z At at the November foIml
A D. 1851, Of sid Court, Lanson Allen, By the con
liegIat On 81 SAD Court FseoysTei lpasm.sns
IN mas QaayIs and 6oderiek Oalklau, in tha aum
Of ,ls6 IS dsmae9s snd .eyen and en-loO ~
- y. ~ ~ ~ 40 -, ~ :. ... - s,--t., n 80
and ~ 100 dollars which Judgment was Tonderpd on
certain PPpsal bond before that time eEecgttd By
II. Burton and fbomas 6aayie as Surstiss that
said OAlkins and said fhsoiore n Burton haf, and
q AID CoJff sui let g lew siBdeF sad iudghsnt,
sh slid Thom = orayle, through said plaintiff, was
oompslled To- and did on tho 25tn day OF February,
1862 pay the whole amount OF said Judgment, costs
p5ippr % costa eni inteTest, 70 Wit sllsl i6, IN
day du sas Rned 10 said plsintin for the ben4h Of
/ said homes Qusyls, and that said plaintiff has .
d6rb s Bu1ton 10 tee extent of me half thtraf to
VII: Tor the Of Stsl bs WITH interest from Feb
ruarg 25 1862 said petition further states thai eX
scution was, BY the Sheriff Of said County Oh the
75th day Of february, 1852 duly returned a. 70 said
/ an ms and said Thu foiOrs NJ. Burton, unfatshed
| in whole, thar about the month OF May, 1851 said
/ ThsodOre N Burton n the name Of said ttesr A.
burton recoVBrsd judgment beiore said Wells Por.
Tor, ustioe Of tue Peace Of sad County, against
| sa q JosI ID. OahOOn for about $500, upon Whlon
e rex as = bS eSs r ,sS tsa u s4se o
and that said The dore ~ Burton Is the real owner
Of said judgm "a, tbs SAD fsok hesteEs aIs M
forty dollars or thereaboutsy that SAID koDeft y.
Dennis = ALSO indeptsd g sAid lheo1ofe A. BqIte2 5
n the sum Of kbout two hundred dolhIsf lhat said
| Wells Porter has money, to wit; tEo hundred dol
Lars in his hands belonging to said TheOdors A.
Hurton, that Hai Thfedore "a, burtoni in the year
1854 purch s5ed the iolioWing desorlbed landa and
tsnemenis, TO Wit; Sub lot $50 in Barbsr lords
HubdiVsiOn, called IN the City Of Ohio nov Oily
OF Cleveland, Onyah0ga Ouuty, ohio, and paid INC
full price and consideration therefor put caused the
title therto to be conveyed t6 his brother Joslah
burton who holds tho sAme in trust for gaid Iheo'
dore H. Burton that said lot is leased to dsleneant
II WilliAm A. InRham, and that the rent thereof be-
| LONGS 10 said Theodore M. The object and prayer
Of aid petitoa Is to Bubjsct he moneys n the
hands Of and due the SAID Theodore al. BUR- on lron
/ slid 10. b. GahoOn, Thomas OAhOon, Peck "a 81
| tsrs, hobert b. Dennis, Wells Porter and william
/ A. InRham 70 the payment of said hrht named ludg
ment As aforesaid, tor sale OF sale land ana M
/ same apprO priatiOn as far as may D3 necessary o
The prooeeds thereof Said deisndantl are rsquiret
10 answer said petition BY the llth day Of uuei 1859
or the same win be taken Es eones8ed and ludgnen
i0i''-'N CIV. PALHEB,
Aprill6,sso Plaintiffs Attorney
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srha above are all from persons who sro publicly
I-no1Tn where they reside, and who would not MAKE
fbsse statements without thorough CONVICTION
'H1' p 5PRFPARID By J.-O AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell MASS
AEaGW OLAKK, and By all Druggists ana
Dealers In Medicine everywhere - -
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MASTERS E.-PURsUANT
NL TO the command Of q dsoretsl order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas OF Ouyahoge couh-
nsr to ne directed shall expose for sale e pubic
a1otiOn at The door Of the Court House IN the OlV
three O'Clock N, she following desef bed tract OF
lot Of land situate In Brooklyn township Ouyeno-
"a county, Ohio and known a9 aubdtvtslon i4t 80
Two hund ed and t1Tty-siT, In Hiram stones aool
lion to Ohio City and CsV land, composed Ot part oI
oriFi al lots n 8 hfty-thres aud siKty.eight, IN
Brooklyn Township. appraised at $50; -, -, sr-
PATER WADE, Master Uommrs
PHI Att'Ya. aprtlls:so5
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apr2I:ass

Aud the east halfo Lot No. 100 appraised At 22'
Also, an undivided half of OF No IS IN AL
fred Kslley'6 subdivision Of original city -
Lots lsl, l92 1913 In said city, appraissd at u
Hr q. 9RI5WOLD,
apr2l:3S3 Master Commssioner.
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THE ORDTYARY YIELD

Of Corn is from 50 to 80 bushels per are'E Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep aud Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. = e
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
llakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
l47 miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Snring Whaat- Com.
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zENVEIOPES

,RNVRLOPEsE ENVELOPES !
1850 unVoIobas7 q all ui1a, qlalitiss enQoel.
sf7 ~ - 6 ths lioa1S o0lnting koom, CHESS e
assE D1RW8e yIHfsTo9s fffw v-afv7s-
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OATs BARLEY. RYE BUCKwHEAT,.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are Produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern poTsion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennylvAthia,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper,
ature In the State, suited to almost every product
81 the United States. -..
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Issi-a. WIETER ARRAEaEAEEET. B5I-a
On snd afssr Monday, Ho7smbsr lth, 1851, PssS,l.
gar Trains win leave Cleveland e. iolloWE;
Flint Train-s.OO "A. M-stopping at an stations sxs
u oept Olmsted, Oolum5ia, Rochester, Green.
Wich, IBERIA Eden, Refln and ORANGE, arb
Elg b TsSsiP1 s y I = i55snSai nc g0lH?H' US 81 &
sTudianapoliB eco p. n louisville 2:SO A. M
81. Louie l0;45 A. M Ohiesgo via OEestlinsH
second Train-is5 2. M.-stOyVinE at all ststlOhs
iberia, Eden, Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orange and
Worthingtont arriving at Crestlin llao P. Ne
6olumbus l.s1 a. 81; Dayton 5.O5 A. NJ; Gin
cinnati 7;25 A. NJ; Indianapolis 500 A. a.; 81,
Louir lI:i0 Z, III Lo1lsgille AIS ?. NJ Ohiols
=rains stop to lsaTs PASSENGERS at All stations aac
stop only g take Passengers on signal at Itatspi
TfsinS iesSs Columbus a follows: Ist Trsin-l.s.
A. n, and arrive II Oe7sland ct s30A. n. a Tflii
-lsls P. H., and arrives II elegeland SD ?. a,
oeNEEUTIoHh
hsIbF, EanduEky, ManEdald D Newark Hsilroad, aol
danEasld' 1t. FsEnoas Newark, EaneIVills
OgOstIias. FitzbuzEh, Fort Wayns 3 Ohioago Rall
road i9r AoEesti UpRsr SanduskYJ Dal p9oli
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laportes Chicago, ka.t
Wslt, and Hast for Manifold, Wooster, Ma
r.Ils1 ssd BslIsiont.ins Rsirsd I,,ns. v Marion
Bellefonfaina, Sidney, Union, Munoisi In,
dinapolig, EsrTe Hauta, FincsnneI, EVanlI
VILE, Louigvills, Cairo, SC. Louis, %.
DaISWaro, With Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burqh Railroad for apriagdald
1n1unbnl, Littla Mismi 3 Oolunibu8, snd Ianll
naiinoad, for Xsnia, Dayton, fndianaDolli
TsFre Hauts, St. Louis, Morrow, LoFsiaui 4
and 0inoinnatiy and With ths Ohio Mlsi
aiEIippi Railroad ct Cincinnati fof Loull
Vile, lyanHIille, Cairo, Sc. Touil. dndl 2
...s bointl on the Ohio river.
Qolunlbus, Oantrai Ohio Bsilruad ioF Newark iIns5
villa, Wheeling, -, Columbus, Riqus e. Z
Indiana Railroad for Pima, Urbana, 20.
~ For Tickets 20 all points and infnrma OMAN
pig ct the Passenger Station and e Union 'Ti5kE
- no. FLINT, sussrintsndont.
Cleveland, EoY. 4th, 1851
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O0EEEJTIOHs.

Ooaaeosions are made ~ aonrosgHls With the San.
duSky, ManBdeld and HeEark r. B., e Clyde viii
she Sandusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati B. g., et Ere
mont with Fremont II itana B. =, and at Toledo
With the Michigan Southern \ Northern Indigna
and Toledo and Habslk BaillOsaa for Chicago, De-
Foft, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logsn5Port, Lailysttli
Osiro Alton, So. Louis and ~ poiRks Wass, HoFiA,
Trains arrive n OlsFslEnd fr0m Toisd0 and tes
West at $40 A. u.r and s.t9 ?. n. From Sandu1dy
Id. RUOKEBs
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PALMER & DENNIS, Pits Attys.
April II, i862;38T


5oaFy 5ATyGS Frssf ssfPRsPPii PisRaias aRs the Court Common
---.-F against Pleas, CnyanogA %.
- a DsfsndAnts J For Relief
TOMAS q. HEARTT, PHILIP
Cd 7 Heartt, Philander Bennett, Henrietta Ben
nett, James > Griffith, Samuel n. Calender, =.
Richards, Robert Flsming AssiEnee In Bankruptcy
Of Benjamin. 7. Tyler and the unknown Heirs Il
John b. hiaoy deceased. 6efapdsntg In the abyFe en-
titled action and non residents Of the state Of Ohio
1862 said plaintiffs fled in the Office Of the CLERK Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
t6smSeIves IN the p6sss.sion Of the bIloEing De
soribed real estate, 10 wit situate In the County q
Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, and being In that part
Of the CITY Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the CITY Of ohio and is known as sub lots numbers
80, 2oS, 27g ES and - m bloes = q me nalalo %
bossesson ever since september, 1855 that on and
prior to ths 18th day Of uly said lots we're owned
Benjamin +. Tyler, Griii h P. Griffith, Shelden
Thompson, Phfiander Bennett, William II. Rich
ards, Gilman Folsom, Jr., Guy a. Goodrich CHARLES
Wins fow. John b. May, ana Samuel N. Calender
that on said Hih day Of July 1881, said parties 50
SEning ssia i9ts l n Si Siy oss5 bsrsof
that on the 18th day Of APRIL 1888, said Norman g
Baldwin duly conveyed said LOIS @ Brederlok Bala-
win, who, on or ABOUT the l7th day Of septemeer,
1883 duly conveyed the to these plainths that
under said deeds Of conveyance said Norman o.
Baldwin, Frederick BaldWtn and said plantins nave
respectively been the exclusive possession Of said
lots ever since the 18th day Of July, 1851 that said
deed thsreoi 50 e1ec1 Fea Ano y o y
vas sometime after its delivery to said Norman y.
BALDWIN lost or accidentally destroy and has not
bsep and cannot be found, BY reason whereof the
title of aid plaintiffs to said lots is clOuded I'D ths
deendants appear Of record TO have some interest in
and to said lots whereas in TACT they have no tnte-
rest whatever. The petition prayH decree con,
frminR their title to said lots and excluding said
defepdents from any claim thereto. Sad defendants
are required TO answer said petition By the 18th day
OF June Is5S or the same Will be taken confessed
| and a decree rendered accordingly. 49,
- PAIMER DENNIS,
aprfll6.ssg Plaintiffs ATTY.
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naTaLEGlL NOTIeES.


Irvine o. Msstors, Tfustea
for Thomas Qsaylo, frtf,
".
Theodore n burton, Rod-
drisk Oalhins, lhbmas
Qusyie, Vscar a .Rnrton,
Joel 3 Oahoon Thomnl
Cahoon - ililan a fnal
hBm, Wells Portsr, Eli
hu NJ. Peck and IFviuo
d. MAstersi paTtners
) under the name of Peck
msstrB. Robert y
Dennis aud Josiah Bar,
tnu-
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LEWIS ". FORD

~. AEDREws, Plfr's Atty.
ADril II, Is623SI.
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In CuyahOga County
court Of Common Pleas,
State of Ohio.
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MORNING LEADER.
S=5557S-5T1iS o51oT Before The BalIlg,

FTIp7S Moa STV6, RPRIIas, lsg2..
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D. =. ~ - y q a.el..- nov
0LEYELAND & TOLEDO &. B

Ia8I-2, WIHEHE ABkANaAuAAIs l65l-a
On and aIlor Monday, November 4th, 1854, Trains
viii run daily, a. iolloEsi Sundays exoepted,)-
T:s0 A. n chicago Express-Stops at al stations On
Southern Division, except Washington, and
arrives IN Toledo ct l2st0 P. M and Chicago
1t I0.a0 P. n
ts0P NJ Northern Mail-st0ps at all stations or
Northern Division, and arrives ct Sanduskylf
8:I5 p n
s;ln p NJ Telegraph Express-stsps ct ali station
on Southern Division, except Warrington, &c.
uOn and Clay. Arrives In Toledo Ct i2i4b A. NJ
and Ghioago ~ II a. b.
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Charles WinslOw, as the Court Of Common Pleas
ussiFnee Of Rsubin G.
Hunt, for the bsneht Cuyahoga OoQnyiO.
Of the creditors Of q.
U. Sexton, Deiencant.y .-
NOTIUE.-U.C o. SEXTON, OF THE
In state Of Michigan, will take notice g ct John
81 ell did on the Nth day Of EOVsmb ber A. ID. 1851,
bIs his pet tiC In tue OOurtO ommon Pleas with
in and Tor the Oounty Of CuJahOga, and state ot
QhiO against the said Charles NinaOW as a9signeoi
&c. setting nth that he has el i'm against the
estate Of the said r. g. Hunt for the sum Of tl00,
interest from October 2lth, 1856, End S34l, and
fntsTeIt from June 1tb 1854. less 3 cent? and that
said assignment was fraud On the other creditors
of said Hunt, and praling that the ag5ignment 4 B.
G. Hunt to Iharles WtnBlOW be oo Jared . enure
the equal bsnedt Of all the creditors Of he said
Hunt and By leave Of Court tbs said U. sexton Is
made garty defendant to said suit. And y tt said
D. O. sexton is required 70 appear aud answer said
petition on OF bef re th5 thild Saturday alter tbs
3Oth dsy Of May next.
J. H OHIDEsTER,
.--4fTo rncssarn Plaintiff atffw
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Tor New York direct, and passengers by this ronp
run through nom Pittsburgh 70 jersey City with
out change Of Cars.
Buy your New York and Boston Tickets ''yi
Pittlburgb," !" which ars good eitheF By Rhiladolgb
or AnsnfoWn,
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HEADQUARTERS ARMy OF hilslsIIfFI
JsoKsoH, Tenn March IA, 1854
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TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the state, ron
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports, the ksilroad
runs through the centre Of the state, and On e.
ther side OF the road along its whole length He
the lands offered for sale.
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Court Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahoga County, o.
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FREIGHT OARRFHD HAST Oh WEST,
OVlB THH
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With Great Di1dAtah and at Low BATES.
. EHOOH LEWIS,
Gsnf Sup't, Altoona, Pc
v. a. HoLNHs, Gen'l western Agent,
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Railroads intersect the whole State. sll5,-
O00, 900 have been invested IN completing the
great network that links every part Of the state
inso fmmediate connection with the s1rIo oundi1s
States and the directest thoroughiares Of cen
merce.
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MINING AND BIANUFACTUREs.

The great resources Of the State, In Coal Lzgls
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, sandgtonei
&C.. &C., are almost unfouehed; they await The
arrival Of snterprising and energetic men accus-
tened to convert them into gold.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

in its favor. This plan deprives them Of
political capital among the poorer classes,
which in the other case might be employed
to great advantage.
Mr.. Appleton yesterday introduced bill
providing for the exercise of the elective
franchise by Delaware Volunteers in their
respective camps, This is a very important
aud just measure, as it would not only be
unjust, but iHiquitous, to deprive those, who,
in the hour of their country's trial, have
sacrificed the pleasures and comforts oil home
and home associations, to defend our fire.
sides, and maintain the honor and integrity
of the Union of that privilege, which, but
for this reason, they would be entitled TO
exercise, and it will commend itself to none
more highly than TO the volunteers
themselves.
Mr.. Belts introduced bill entitled " An
act to allow moneys to be attached in the
hands of SheEifis."
Mr. NAPLES, Chairman of the Committee
on Coast Defences, reported resolution
requesting the General Government TO make
an appropriation for the purpose of estab-
fishing deiences on the coast Of this State.
Mr.. Churchman introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Gene.
raj Assembly are hereby tcndered to Capt
SAMUEL. F. DuPoNT for his conduct in com.
mand of the Naval Expedition against the
rebels ai Port Royal The State Of Della.
ware desires no better illustration of hel
loyalty than the deeds of her true-hearted
sons, and among them she points to none
with more pride, than TO him who in the
hour Of his couhtry's peril, proved himse
not only faithful to his trust, but by hi.
gallantry and skill so signally contributed
to the achievement of victory, honorable
to himself, credtable to the State, and use
ful to the nation.
Resolved, That a copy Of this resolution
engrossed ON parchment, signed by III,
Speaker and attested by the Clerks of III,
respective houses, he transmitted to thi
family of Capt. s. F. DupoNr. as u token O
the respect and confidence of the Genera
Assembly.
This will doubtless be gratifying to I'll,
loyal citizens of Delaware generally an,
particularly so 10 the personal friends O
Captain Dupont. 1t is no more than is du
him however, for certainly no expedition ha
yet been more successful, and probably non
will be more So during the present struggle
than that of which he is tue commandant
The resolution will scarcely bear any CON
ment, as it carries with it its own commer
dation, and yet am not going too far whe
saw that language is not strong enough L
express the gratitude due Captain Dupon
from his native State.
The Senate is principally engaged in tn
consideration of business sent in from tn
House, of which you have heretofore had
report. VERITAs