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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the undrT-'gn"'i
! has taken out letters of Administration "n tn,
estate Of Tilman Weaver, deceased. from the County
Court, Of Rails Co bearing date Dec. lith. $40: all
persons, therefore. who have any claim against the
estate of sald decreased, are required to exhibit the
SAT- duly authenticated fT aIinwanc". within on
wear from the date nf-s,I I.it"r. - thy NAV W,
prrcluded from having any benefit al ssrd est't" AMI
If onch claims are not presented within three ,ch's
they will he forever barred
ELIZABETH WEAVER. sdrirItf.
Jan. q, ls4l ut.
, 1841-04-03

STATE OF Missouri
County of Pike.
In the Circuit Court Of the term of March, 70 wit,
rn the I2;h day Of March, A. ID. le4l.
IEsEILTTA TALIAFEEEo,
and other, Complainant.
, 1841-04-03

Tie Gu,llntin" is at work in Washington,
wiihou' intern is>,"n. The cmbcz= ing. de-
fauI,ng hciring dishonest Lrc"S. are
lal!m4 before the ,cyrFe Of prescription. and
The t"nesr. parrinrIc. Wings. take their pIa
res. pur, " fnr their di-Interested love of
county. Cd Tip j. making a Gle n sweep
Of the noisy brdmling Democrats. in The
Eastern. and Northern States. and we look
for a specimen. al his work in this line. in
the West ere long. But who would have
supposed that in the vide extent "f the In
ion a wing could have been found. who would
nave accepted the Office Of Sub Treasurer!
1t is nevertheless true. that. the Receivers al
New York. and Boston. have been removed
To make way for TWO of the Anti-proscriptive
party. Among Others that we find IN the
81. Louis papers We annex the following ap-
pointments and removals.:
, 1841-04-03

STATE OF MI>SoI III.
County 1T Pike
In the Circuit Count. III a.. Term OF March, to
wit, on the l:th ds, of March. lN4I.
, 1841-04-03

la the ncuit uurt. of the Term OF March, to
wat On the l:tb day 81 March, le41. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
& tNt VI L NC Alto SS.
For the Palladium.
TIE FINE ARTS.


TIE FINE ARTS.
VS. have ai the pleasure Of viewing u finly
executed Ptrait on Ivory, tho work of S. s.
Walker, porkit painter, now in this city, which,
IN Oh: hum1 opinion, may 30 conzi derod good.
Is wo haycpi been favored, heretofore, with a
vis.s from aris of this character, our ladies' and
gentlemen tta.to and fashion should by all
means contrto to iho announcement Of this
gentleman. uiil remain prod ,b.y but a few
days: Ioomsg .th Mr. Williams. Here permit
us to say, not hstanding The scarcity OF money,
those who fee ,Is should by no means neglect
to encouragetes merit in the arts. As il Is for
the indagegge the finer feelings of oar nature,
we should 4flHe- moro than for the requirement
81 poconiaf5gal; 5nd what does moro to pro-
mole such feiiug> han 10 relax our tight drawn
purse string, to e.tesnplatc tho wonderful itnita-
tive faculties lhalnan is endowed with2 Would
DIST va eo9d paray by the pen, what Massrs.
Walker an. Wilkins can BY the pencil! Oue
worI fer ,hc.aueeonueman; he ~ a native Of
oar own so.s hasHens something in the Eastern
cities, with view ,pertecsing h.n1-o IN the art:
how far Basho s1ccs1cd We cannot say, but from
his ear!lef -.3rls, I'd the high estimation ia
which lie IsheJ ware no has sai,uragd, have
good reasai 20 rrammond him to liberia!
public. lie ii. he fowl a, William A Cam.aa2,' : ,
on 9th Sd, r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
T9staa Richmond Pal. .,lsar
rasrEr. -IEEcIArrs

! ST. $1,000. =
waalsi. never ~ PM b.,5 - -,
much 2cofl. 50 ia cur craft IS IN danger to be
SCI at oaogt. Ds4etrtus.
There is1efa7as 10 satjse upon " hicl hire
Ing priesthood IS are sensitive, than upon the
sale Of thci s5rnos. You may question the
validity OF tetr g.ous tonets with some de-
gree of jnpuity; at tho moment YOU attack the
cenat'fy OF 'ioir eating, or throw an obstruction
IN the say the slrer-sIreams which low into
their pockets, taeyEoar and cast up mire and dirt
ana l'sgoFge suoh language as: "ehid Of A5ad
Gen. "bhiaan's ns," "lntieI," "File s'andeger,"
''lee ana th7' ciSTch,' and other choice terms
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

BY The following note, which We received
faw days since from Lr Bradbury, i; wl! BE- seen
iast he declines being q candidate for the Lcsrs-
leture Mr. Bradbury one OF the nominees
Of the County Convention, consequently there is
Il vacancy on the ticket. What course shall be
taken TO Eli said yacancy' We have no means
to propose. bu, we hope il may be done 10 the
entire satisfaction Of the Wings Of tha county:
WAsuISGTor, May 29sh, lS4l.
d. P. Holloway, Esq.
Dear Sr.-Having received the nomination
at tss late county Convention. os one Of the
andidaiss fer seai in The mex, state Legislature,
contrary to my wishes, take this method 30 in
form my friends through the columns Of the Pal
Isdiun, that however grateful may be, for past
favors, and however willing | Enay be, under Or
dnsry circumstances, 10 serve the people OF
Wayne County, TO the extoEt OF my abilities,
nevertheless, at the present time find my siiua-
lion such to render it necessary that should
decline accepting thu nomination.
DANIEL BRADBURY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Tor Me BaAaHit4,,l
ro--on hi. RiIth-day.-.yaU97 orr

GO, -. 49,, " t'"''-
,,,,. ms Hiith-day.-.Iay 27M.
rs dawn and peaceful hour, donbly be,t
70! II tells ms OF long years ago, FIRST thy nfn, ~
"a '' same ossft sunny oarth and found cIoudess
sly .
- 1y ''''e' uttered blessing and thy mothers silent
AKA ~, s-,-f-,,,, ,.-..t.
,. 7F'7's ''''ic' merry laugh. "e.e borne upon
J. -
" y'g"is 'y-nooa and thine hours Of sadness ow
tine ' 7 ' 'H''s'e''' ana an thy friends
& ''''e P'sse Oh :" "noeence' IN careless, thoughess
I,
''1 knew 81 not 1tes and iserv
tnls happy day !, tells me 100 Of oarr lrer years.
'''7 'iice WIN Hi"a!feF form, stronger hopes ana
Wien with rep,,. i,.n.r,,:,,, ,,,.,....
Tao' .''o.s' the laurel wreath to io thy brow
W. 'N'--
" 1 @so[.sl heaf '''t tna away, from Thy green
Ia '"''''
f,s@, az 'e o. ny .'ndIg cherished dreams
On t4c,vasf ,,rF. - - - NV eN'g ior II stu,
'-' ''-sto - '-i' On earth, the aching void
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

GIVE authoEizsd announces WIMLIAN
lection be held the sxpira the john
Kbby.
c.5-'Ve arc authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, q candidate f., County ASSESSOR, at
ID ensuing August Election. =
We aro authorised to anasunce JEREMIAH
l.. MEEK as Candidate for Assessor.
sIR. EpIroR :--You will please insert the name
Of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, IN your papar as
Candidate 90 represent the people Of Wayne
County in the lower House in the Legisla-
tusc. He will he supported bv MANY voTERs
Cambridge May 10Th, lsAl
To the Voters Of Wayne Countrywide Sub
geriber offers himself az Candidate for the office
Of County Treasurer, at the ensuing August
Election. Subject TO the decision of tho People
on the Is. Monday 10 Angus, neyt.
DAVID MOORE.
Cen,revillo May 18th, 1871.
To THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY
FELLow CfTIzENs:-I oEsr myself al candidate for the
dacs Of County Treasurer, ensuing Angus, Election
and if elected, pledge myself faithfully discharge
its duties MYERS SFAYOV
Csn,evil1e, May 10. 1871.
10 TIE poers Of Uasy1s Co,sty-Ths subscriber oers
himself as candidate for the Office Auditor Of Wa.ns
County. at the next August election If elected will
serve the public TO the ssst Of his ability.
FRANCIS KING.
April 2ash ISL $i6--~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

CANAL MEarI-G AT HAGERsTowS.--Th citi-
zens Of Hagerst0vn have determined to make
effort to coallausthe Whitewater Canal from the
National Road. they held meeting on Satur-
day las: 10 take the preliminary steps towards
The organization of "a Compaay-ths opening Of
book. 81. n charter obtained at the last
session Of the legislature, aud the citizens inter
ested IN the wois appear to have engaged in The
undertaking win activity and zeal Pcrscvcr-
ancs will ensun success.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Comm2neg Cazton, of the United States
Navy, died 'Tdcahuauo on the 1th Of March,
and was burad at Valparaiso the I2sh Of the
the same moH', with military honors. lie en-
tered the NJ in 1906, and tho timo Of his
death, was lie command Of tho Pacific squad
ron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

II. II. ttTT the fugitive demanded by Gov.
Seward Of New York OF Gov GiIner Of Virginia,
and who sho after gentleman destined giving %,
bgt was subsequently surrendered by Mr. Patton,
GIimer's successor, has been tried at Ithrca, \. Y
convicted ali seat to the peuitentllry for five
years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

who eonpomse principles for sake Of polite
al preermen his country, unworthy the
confidence fellow citizens, \ who VIII, OBJ
Office pledge himself party whr he IS eonsa-
entiously opposed would ualsr any deny ls
mn. ter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Died. Sunday % uls vicinity of this city,
fer short but Ilnesuhch he bors
tt1de and resignation, PLEASANT NEwnY Ey.xs youngest
son of Jesse Exams. Aged Is years and 2 months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Achilles Williams has received The appointment
Of Post Master IN this City, IN lieu of Lyndo
Elliott, removed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Mr. Russell, o! New York, haVin2 been named
ns one of the Commissioners to examine into the
affairs Of The New York Custom Houses the Ma
tional lnielligoncer says: We learn, and state for
the information ofthe Poblic. that Mr.. Russell
was 10, appointed ON the Commission, which has
consisted from the first Of Mr. PoIndsxter and Mr..
Kelley only.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

0rrKccp tbJore The people that ,rben Martin
Van Baren rat into ogire rs Secretary of STATE,
uHEer 4adrc' .dcl:soH, he turned creTy c!erk in
the depar:uc, q STATE cat If Office the pery day
on irhicf he steielL-J
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
To Candidates for Office:

GE5-Each and every candidate for Office having
his name inserted in tho Palladium, will bs
quired to .sfork Overcome DOLLAR, in advance,
for the same.
NJ B. All Circulars Of Candidates for office,
il published in the Palladium, will be charses the
zano as advertisements.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

B. the report of the Michigan State Geologist
ii appears that there 10 a rock near the Ootongon
River, in that state, weighing three 10 four tons,
called the Copper Rock. part Of which has been
analyzed and yielded 9s per cent. Of pure metal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

The freshness II the goods, | have always thought
very questionable
speaking OF the ministry, q saws he suspect.
ouf denomination has mo such priesty Office"
d'Saiy DO aekno@ ledge, that We have no .ssuca
Pr'esiiy ofnce.' The order Of the present dav
seems 10 be TO get into Office; and the office Is de.
sHaoie ior MS iacre. We have no such offiee A.
mong Us The thee and thou church, 10 not a
Sofdid church; all rs ministers, though measure.
ably Peor, are enabled BY honest Industry to pro
'ide Tor their own households. Here II may be-
proper TO remark, that IN his eagerness 10 yilify
Inc people who use the scriptural term. thee and
thou, q iorgets his wonderful reverence for the
language Of Jesus and his followers
rs the Bible appears 10 be Q's sole authority
wish to enquire Of him, whether the apostle, had
FAIRS IN their day. by which provision was made
for them. lac they for sale al the Fair. ,h,,o.
OF "trifins" and gay qaali.ya Did Fortune
telling come their add Had they hule stuffed.
paddles for sale, on whose backs were pinned tho
following lines?
Dear friends, let ths echo of Ruth's feeble voice
efs1sde you to purchase. Approach Take yonr cbcic.
y = ne useful, the fF.9nas, the grave aud gag,
resent eacA their ehattus attract Won to-day
,oAsider the ca1tsr, aud with eheerfdlness gre
IAst the Priests q the Lord Be enabled 10 dire,
ihoso who are IN the secret Of the late F.,,
e'' "a' " Ptofiue Tor The spiritual welfare of
many succeeding generations" will unders,a,a
me- And again, wish to know whether Paul
over brought IN a bill agains, those who attended
his ministry, reading this wise: "Wr.-D
10 the Rer--for gospel scrrices rendered !.
tie year--S-"Or whether there Is am oc.
count in tho Bible, OF The executors of Peter. es
tate finding a Pockot-tull of receipts .for aosnel
services rendered.
20 'ion5 t'e fret grand thief into Gods fold:
- stnea mo has church Iead hireina. climb
beat 10 unhoaTd the cash
VINDEN
r. ;. q says in his own defence: the aborer
IS worthy Of h's hire" aud yet no appoa rs TO be
offended at my suporscriPtion, VIZ: The Virciinas
tA''ho"@h cannot sec tho rcasonableness Of his
o. sctian 10 my 'snPeTscripuon, get have sub
s''uted another term, VIZ: Gospel Merchants.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Tho quarterly meeting of the Young Mems Lit Associa-
VIII oe held second day evening 9Th Instant at
o'clock. b. order Of the Trustees
ROBT. HATTON. Secry.
Gth mo- 9Th 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
May 3lst l64I.

CoMoEENDABLE.--We with pleasure copy the fol
lowing note from the Wayne County Record
Mr.. Hiatt is 4 Wing of the RICH, stamp. Amid
the rel6shness manifested among many Of or
politicians, wa gratlied to see that there are
Gtill among Is, men who prefer the Of
Wing principles to personal advancement.
"M.. MERIDITH.--i notice 10 your paper Of the
26th instant, paragraph in which my name Is
proposed q candidate for Il seat in the next
Legislature, signed "AIany Voters" DO not i'm.
pugn their nolives--but / am not a candidate
under existing circumstances. Experience ought
to tereb us WISDOM that .united wo stand divT-
ded we fall" ALLEN HIATT.
l MIrox, May 2sth. 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DANIEL SINKS. DANIEL SlRA AN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

STATE SENATE,
LEWIS BURK WM ELLIOTT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Tho Commissioners Fof Wayne county, NEE;
in Ccnirs,llo on Monday next. We presume
they will cder election to supply the place %
.of John C.<,bby, Esq. whose term expires about
the first Of ulv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

The Pittsburgh Herald We have received
two numbers Of nea, paper, located as
is came inPor.- a. tho Birmingham" Of the
Bank Note Table ard other interesting CONNER
cal ma.ter-lcc,l news, and variety Of INSECT
'any. We bagebeen named as agent for this CT
~, md will .it pleasure forward the names Of
those who may Rish to subscribe fer the Herald.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

f~rWo authoTizs5 announces WINLIA3i
HART, q candidate fos Juctes Of TIA Peace,
lection be held tho expiration of the Joha
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
COUNTY AUDITOR.
WILLIAM PERSONETT.

SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
LAREIN THORNBURGH.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
From the New Yorker.

The steamship Caledonia, Capt Nickel
lar, (of Cunard's line, arrived at Boston
at o'clock on Wednesday morning, in
IA! days from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 4th INST.
The only Intelligence Of interest is Of
negative character. The President steam
ship has not been hard from and we
fear all hope of her safety must be aban-
doncd. She has probably gone down TO the
depths Of the ocean, leaving none TO tell
the tale of her destruction
The Acadia arrived at Liverpool on the
I'd inst, in IA days 20 hours from Boston.
The Americans in Liverpool held a
meeting on the Both ult., to express their
profound regret at the death of Presidcn
Harrison. Francis B. Ogden, president
The British Ministry were signalIy de-
leated on the 9th alt. upon their bill pro-
viding for the better Registration Of voters
in Ireland, which was rejected Ayes 30
Noes 29l. This vote indicates determi-
nation on the part Of the Tories to renew
their struggle for power, They have been
passive for some months, under the advice
Of Wellington.
Lord John Russell on the 30th, gave
notice of a motion to take up he general
subject Of the Corn laws. He will propose
a fixed duty instead of the present Auctuo-
atlng one.
The health Of Prince Albert is very bad
and he is about to revisit Germany for its
restoration.
Commodore Napier is a great favoritc
witt the British public. He will stand for
Parliament at the next election for the Pa
IRISH Of Maryebonc, Londoa.
The deficiency in the British Revenue,
for 1910 is about SI0,0O0,O0O. The
Chancellor proposes TO supply it by rcdu-
cling the duty on foreign Sugars, so as to
admit them, and by reducing that on foreign
Timber, and imposing one on its Colonial
rival.
ireland is the theatre Of renewed outra-
ges, especially in the ncighborhood Of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

Many say "Give Ms a Bank,-a National Bank,
local Bank bank OF some kind to make times easy
and money plenty. How little do such people know
of The of real prosperity. The fact is, not all
the Banks in creation except the banks of earth VIII
make either wealth prosperity. from their usual
and natural operations. The wealth of a country,
consists In its plus resources after payment ofal
its necessary imnorts-or in It's amount of exports
over imports Should the imports of country ex-
coed its exports, resources, that country has no
wealth whatever, nor would the creation Of Bank
help iot or title. Every dollar issued b. such
an institution over the hard specie in its vaults would
be based entirely upon 6eticious foundation, and
not really vorth more than the paper and stamp
Bank notes intended to be tile representatives
of ralle. The value they represent is the specie in
the vaults and the property which secures their is
sue.-Specie cannot be retained in the vault of
Bank where there is foreign debt TO pay, and the
utter worhessness of property 10 redeem bank or
other obligations, when the debt of country exceeds
its resources has fallen under the observation of al
most every one. Bank notes are good, TO give pro-
periy shape in hch it circulate and increase
the business operations of country-but TO be Of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

The last Southport Telegraph censures in
the scvcrest manner the conduct Of some
who it says persuade passengers on steam
boats that design stopping at Southport,
TO land at this place. We have within the
past two days made strict enquiries about
the truth Of the charges made by the Tel
egraph, and we are convinced the editors
have been misinformed. The feelings of
the business men and other citizens Of
this place toward Southport are Of the
most friendly kind, and il the prospect or
business Of that enterprizlng town are not
intGriered with or injured, until opposition
to them arises at this place, it will enjoy a
long career Of uninterrupted prospcrity.-
In truth, the business men Of Milwaukee
have no occasion to oppose the interests Of
any place in The Tertiary. The position
OF their town is SO commanding that they
can do as extensive q business as it is dcsi-
rable to do without interfering with, or pIa-
cling themselves N opposition TO, the inter
rest of any place.-Milwaukee Courier.
We arc gratiied to hear public dis
cIaimcr like the above. Our censures,'
however, were founded on evidence Of no
questionable character still we have 40
disposition TO press the issue. Nor can
we be otherwise than pleased to learn that
Milwaukee occupies 50 commanding po-
silion, that it can do as extensive business
as is desirable, without interfering with
other places
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

11Pperary. They are probably the 4.
conyuISlve struggle of the spirit Of vjo,en
and dIscoFd. Meantime the Temperan.
Reform goes on gloriouslv. The f3I'a.
off in the whiskey manufacture in 1s,',,s
was nearly three million gallons 1t -,
be more than this.
There is little change in the Money !
Grain Market. Cotton is dull and ~
submitted to a decline Of Is per pouni '
From China or India there arc M ~,
adviccs. ~
Con>taDtinople dates arc down 10 &C.,.
7lh. Nothing stirring. The Egyn,;,''
army has fully excavatcd Syrla T TI'
plague is raging terribly at AIeAanlr, "
Great efforts are making by Tie Gr.-,
Powers to reconcile Turkey and forr,
The deficiency in The French f h, ~
for l9io, Al and '42 is estimated at abo",
$l0O,0O0,000! " ''0u
Leopold king of Belgium. and coosor
are in Paris.
The birth day Of Louis Philippe and III.
Duke of Wellington is the first of Nav
Wellington is 73.
Mr.. Walter Of the London Times TO
ry) has been returned 10 Parliament lrog
Nottingham. Maj. 296.
Among the distinguished pcrsonagcs re
Gently dead, arg the Spanish g, ,orn, =,
rog", DR., Brown Of Edinburgh, The B;J il
op OF Worcester, Admiral Sir Charles p,
get, Admiral Sir Lawrence w. lIalstea,
ana NJ. {. +. Oudot, one of the FIenc
National Convention which condomrc
Louis XVI. 10 death.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS, OF
THE UNITED STATES.

The Philadelphia North American con-
tains very valuable table with the above
title, compiled from the returns of the sixth
census, and containing statement OF the
agricultural products Of all Of the states but
three: viz, North Carolina, Michigan, and
kentucky: from which We learn that the
largest wheat growing state in the Union
is Ohio, the amount l6,00O,O 900 bushels;
the next largest Pennsylvania, with ID, 600
900; the next New York, l / 900, 600; and
the fourth, Virginia, with 10, 6O0,00 The
largest amount Of Indian corn raised in
one State, is in Tennessee, 4l,O00,000
bushels; Virginia, 81, 000, 600; Ohio, 3d.
OO0 900; Indiana, 28,000,000 illinois,
22,9O0,00O; Alabama, Is, 900, 900; Gcor-
gla. II, 100000; Missouri, 15,O0o,00
New York is the greatest potatoc grow
ing state; amount 30,00e,000 bushels;
Maine comes next with 100000 and
next Pennsylvania with 100000.
The greatest cotton growing states are,
h;--:-~irr;. GAO GOO 600 his: Alabama,
100000 Georgia, l58, 600, 600; South
Carolina, 1874, 000,0 600; Tennessee, 1885,
OO0,0O0; Louisiana, $1,000, 900; Arkan-
sas $4,000, 1000; Virginia, 10000, 900.
Louisiana is Of course, tho largest pro-
Queer Of sugar; amount 249, 100000 lbs;
New York corAes next with 10000 900
the produce Of her forest.
Tennessee, as she is first in corn is also
frst in swine, number 2,795, 600. Ohio
stands next. with 2,000,0 600.
Now York stands first for WOOL next
Ohio, Vermont, pennsylvania, and Virgil
MIA.
Tennessee again, stands first for tobacco.
Amount 36, 900, 900 lbs. Maryland $4,000,
600; Virginia l4,O00,000. We regret
that we have not the returns from Kentucky
In corn and tobacco, we think sho will rank
with the best Of her sisters.
New York stands first for lu nber. Va
lue thirty seven million eight hundred and
eighty eight thousand dollars. Next,
Maine, one million eight hundred and eight
thousand. For products of the orchard,
Now York also stands first Value one
million seven hundred thirty two thousand
dollars. For products Of the dairy, New
York is again OF the head. Value ten
million dollars. Vermont next, four mil
lions.
We regret that we have not room at
present for further extracts from this In
teresting compilation. Since it shows at
one view the immense agricultural wealth
Of our country, and the relative Importance
of tho several states.