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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-01
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Paris correspondent DC the London Times
OF The Sth instant gives the following information
II was positively stated this day at the Russian En-
bassy Paris that the Emperor has refused to accept
the modification proposed by the Porte. It's added that
when he informed that the PeTte had modified the
note OF the conference OF Vienna before accepting It,
observed in tone Of much moderation that he would
willingly make concessions for the express purpose Of
meeting the wishes Of the European Powers but that he
would not humate himself in the eyes Of the world by
submitting 10 propositions proceeding direct from the
Sultan If it out to be true that the Emperor thus
expressed himself with respect to the allies Of Turkey
there Is still hope that Of Difference to them and
public opinion the peace Of Europe win not be disturbed
thou eh so much valuable time has been lost.
have already mentioned the dspleasure Of the En-
peror Louis Napoleon at the turn things have taken and
nj the in which the Of the Powers mod
fed at CopstantnOpe. He is said to have declared
very recently that nothing would induce him engage
in at the present moment all his energies being
directed TO the procuring food for the people and further
that they would devote the last franc in the Treasury for
that purpose.
Letters from Constantnope Of the 25h state that the
city is tranquil but that preparations for arc still
actively going on Notifications being repaired newly
constructed and fresh leyes called out and finally that
the Turks prepared for the worst.
The latest accounts from the Danuban provinces state
that the Russian army is suffering severely from disease
and that provisions have reached famine price at Bu
charest II is believed that the Emperor would willingly
withdraw his troops IL " honorable excuse were of
fered to him.
letter from Shumla OF the 10Th utmo states that the
army of 0mer Pscha consists Of sxty6ye thousand
and hundred aud eighty pieces Of He was
daily receiving achievements whilst the Russians IL
said had Loot thirteen thousand by typhus and
darrhoa since their into the Prncpaties The
Russians, TO the amount Of Eve thousand men, pitched
their tents the 10th at Toragem the left bank Of
the Danube that the sentnes Of the armies
within musket shot Of each other.
The London Times comments editorially with severity
upon the from the Porte addressed to the Vienna
accompanying the notifications often
Terrcd to- and sums up follows:
"If this explanatory paper has been transmitted to the
Emperor NICHOLAS by the conference fear that ii is
less calculated than the alterations in the note itself
TO bring about pacific solution. 1t is in fact more
peremptory Of the points in dispute than the
dependence Of Rcdschid Pasr much earlier period
these negoaons and bears stronger marks Of the
influence of party determined That party has
ong existed in the Dvan, and perhaps il has been
rety excited BY the agents Of Russia who would hurry
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-01
The month.
For the 7 months.

Being op increase the months OF CO. 0S3 or
at the rate Of "a per cent per Such an increase
this is unparalleled in commercial history and is de-
serving Of closer attention than this week devote
to it. There is considerable increase in the exports of
cotton inen md Yooen goods The increase in silks
s astonishing being from G796 1874 in the seven months
Of last year G 229 51 in the seven months of this
The increase in the exports Of beer and ale habcrashe
ry and millinery, leather manufactures, hardware and
cutlery, and metals is wonderfuchiely, we suppose,
through shipments to Australia. The home consumption
of sugar tea ceee Cocoa rice tobacco, &C. continues
to increase.
The foreign arrivals Of grain in London 9th, 6th and
9TH Of September 1876 quarters Of wheat e610
Quarters Of barley, and 81, 4so quarters Of oats
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the Ottoman Empire 70 YES destruction But It's an
thusasm has been increased and its hopes excited by
display OF bsrbsrc force which the berasker has been
forcementB from Egypt and Of the martial tribes Of
Asa Minor, has still further increased this rash conf
dence in the strength OF the Turkish ornaments and the
cry Of the Mussumsn population insmes the combatants
In the fold and the passions Of tbs Diyan,"
The English and French fleets at Bsska Bay are al
ready beginning to nd their anchorage in many ways
desirable low missmatio fever has broken among
the crews In one ine-of bstte-ship many ninety
are the sick list Of whom severely ILL., though
the mortality is not great. The smallpox has appeared
in the French fleet
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
Sot,f SSoci,ries)t.

Eel ber na1Itelt o'eIebSebune
wrrpen fir bic Snrpr'
t nit atlssmeiuen Disecntp
r Yripile9ien, welAe IN rel
eetba Gaumt9, erri6tet perprr
n: u8armers ano Wl G.
, . II Gatafa uqu a." mil
3,peibunpsrt tauIenp Sbaler
eoi,tm, baIelbe auf Oreibun.
Uermebren Su biirfen.
Satcb Hupp,
Danitl q. Gjutb,
9'bocn 2llbri9bt
.lotnrp 3. ,Satcradtr,
gfatban Slce,
r, !Ssnrp 8ntttnsrr,
Strcmiab 9iitttr,
9nsttr Hctb,
Gbarlss &ico,
@scr9s Rrdh,
Spen eanbclo,
ecoprtp pid,
8subsn Yotttrfcn,
s.. 8. Strrno,
Sbcmas Sritoeritb,
Gbas. 9S. Iau,
ADJ, slotbon Srsoeritb,
sBilliam G. St9cln
Somuel 8cmi9,
SeGt 6ncuIs.
Ter, 8tubtn SadGnbatb,
Gatcmcn &tmmrrtr,
9ittIrn @crt6ciitr,
Gror9e Grre, a.
Scltpb 8ipo, ~
Gbarlts 9iClf
glatban St9lsnI
Scbn @llIiams,
Samucl Gclpcr,
Smcn 8iee,
Slaos 6. Chamber,
Somcs 9H. TuUtr,
9SilIiam 9yliIler,
II. .. 9il0ert,
Samcs @inorr,
Scbn Smosr,
Gpbriam ecna,
2torcn Giltnbarb,
Scbn 6tg,
@eporo 6crn,
Siatban Sitosr,
Satc6 Brifl,
Srptn 8crn,
Scsl Gems,
sStrcmiab 8trn,
Gamucl 8Sbtcr,
u. ". IttVNttVI
,Scnrp Gicrmon,
Scnrp Smbcr,
Scbu Shrmas,
9cttrt StGdcl,
eScltpb 8icrn,
Sasc6 Widlep,
Gpbrnim Sylidtcn
Il. 9. Sca9rtapts,
Snmcs Sod,
9sui. 3. 9'siItt,
.Siram Ballet,
2t. 9. Deb,
Il. gR. Sinner,
1853. na6gDi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
2tNcutaun 9icpcmbtr ,, 1858.
Gbirur8ifber uno meboniiDcr
Zabunr3t.

Or. 6. 6. 8. 0uI b II BON gtcu9prf lcnft
bic 2lufmertIamfeit iclfer YcrIrnen BON aaentoun
unb Der llm9egenp, rreI6e Spmaticnen an tbren
natiirliden 3abnen Srrrt6trt gu baten tenbtRi9t
itnp, Urer bic iiG finIi6e 3dbne einirbrn gu lai'
fen rpitnI6en, auf Icine Sor3d9l6e Spertrun9Snet'
le in al ben seriAiepsnen 3ret9en Der 3 abn<
arjnetfunpe.
Da or terettS cine fetenjStrt8e Grfnlrun9 IN
leiner 9rUebtpn 9enpgcn bat lmp ale pertb'p lien
Serteiiern9en benuet, 70 rrrt9 er, paB CT auen
9aticnten bic bette oiilfe 3u lciRn Yrrma9, mel6e
pieir SunIt prrntSsenp 1T.
8eferen3en: GGrp. 8EOmaS Oe9Sitt, ..
O., GGrw. GbnrleS 81. Samrlpn, s. Charlton,
N. O., g8m. llnberbta, 81. D, Neu~Sort
Gity.
Seine Sffte III se9enpdrtt8 int ,glmrrichn
Srtel," obrr Yatientrn wcrpM ouf Serlan8sn
aud In bren Sdulrrn beluGt.
gipSember 2. r1qlg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
S6QbbareS Gt9entbum

ouf 6fentli6er Senoi 3u perfoufen.
5reitaes ben 2ten December, I'M IL ll6r Nits
tags, fol- on pem Saule rr5 Scritprbenen 6 NJ
rap q ber len., leBtbn BON 9eiorltcr9
6aunldip, GeGa Gaunt9, fcI9cnbcs le9enpr Gts
sentbum Bifentli6 Serfauft merren, namli6:
$50. l.-@in 9etpife5 Stif Ganp,
seGe9cn in teIastem Saunf6ip unH Gaunt9; loiz
ieup an 2Gnper BON 9eter 0iiler, IT,, 9b. &rdu6,
Gpnrap JSper, IT,, s. o. S6ca unO @Cpfriep
Yctcr; entbaltenp Is older. Die Serbellerm>
gen barauf itnb
2wz2> Sin 5tpeiit6di9te5 @obnbau6,
1:H.Ha cine @erberei, Ginoenbau6,
E-xsl2g E.-sxsssl2g @rutcn, II. (. p.,-nrblt elmer 9uten
Sdeuer, her rmtere Stpf BON Stetn lnp her pbes
re orn SrGm erbaut SprngbauS unp cine quite
pumpe nabe am oauie. GS befnpet iid aud Gin
gutter Saumgortm nit 9tepfel unp allerlet aRperm
Stt nabe Der gGUbnun9.
Oas 9anp lit in eincm suten Gulturs uitanbe,
unb 1T in I4idlide fleine 6eIrer ein9etbetlt.
$50. 2.-gin StUf 6olSlano,
9cle9en in teIa9tem 6alm16ip np Gauntg; itcfs
Icnp an Qanb BON 9eter 0tilrr, 2lnpr. Sausmau,
Gbriitian Smlider unp 9btIip Sraub, entbaltcnp
4 gldrr unp 40 Tutben.
Gbenfolls-Im ndmli6en Sag uno Srt
lollen audi fplsenbe beweSltde Sitter bes teIa9z
ten Serltcrbenen bfentli4 Sertauft perrcn:
Cine Sausu6r, SiIte, 5linte, Gin Sctt, Slez
buns unp Iont nod alIerlet anpere 2rtttel Su unls
lt1nblih ;u melprt.
GS 1T bies pas bintertaiicne SrmB9en bes Sers
Ilcrbenen Gcnrap S6per, leBtbin BON Setpelz
berg GamI6ip. Seda @aunt9.
Die Sepinsun9en am Serfaufata9e unb @uf-
ipartun9 pcn
Gbarles SIumer, Gr'cr.
9fpSfmter 9. n13nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
Dentsfbe Aaentur- -Gomptoir

ccn 6. S. 81 itborb, IA Grscnpitb Ct, 81. Nc,t,
grin9t bitrturb ;ur 8snntniE oSs ,puGtitums,
NaR cs Die loerrtu 9G. 9. 8tumsr II. Sc. ;u lctncn
srSrtmdt5ti9ttu N9cuten fdr Gusntrwn uno hinge:
leno ernonnt bat
G.FAuf bic rti9e 0njsi9e Sc;u9 nshmtuo, en-;
pfibttn mir uns Dem bsutl6tu publitum gr Gnt9e;
Jtnuabne uno prcmrttn ausftibruns a(er in Die
nadbttbCneen 8rauhtn cinkhla9cneCn Nufrd9c.
|. QRtcbid9ribifts yuilbcn aulirita uuo allen 6an:
Helsrlietn @urcraS.
,. 1usiabtuu0 sbSr tstii6i9sn Sumne in allen Or:
ten OGutihIaurs, Sroutrtcbs, Der Sbrptij ,t. ,i.
le pit in alItu Srttn lmtritos.
B. Gintoiiruu9 pcu Gelocrn in allen Gtaenbcu, snt:
wircr ouf lnmtiluna cncr 9tritbhitbe 8c0mabt.
l. 8tfGroTuu9 ron psrlensu aus allen Gjeasuotu
uno .pdftn Gurcpas nodb ocn biei9cn S6ftn, uur
auf wtrtlttbtn ortHalti9tn Yct: rper 9adet Stbifs
fen.
D. SIfSrprun9 prn bier nab olltn Sulano Srttn.
g. Sreoitlcn non @Uteru uuo gHaartn, 8tr,clIuno
imprrtirttr 23adrtn.
T. acnmlGtcnss@ins uno @ertouf atlcr 2trtcn 9rr.
buttt, Sabritatc urb 9Hoarcn.
gS. $. Slumrr unb 60.
N9tuttn fir QIItntrpn uno lIn9c9cnr
Sttctcr 26. na6ON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
l:St. Der Stabt 2tasntcwn.

ttnterseihneter, ber3tib bant6ar fir srnpiTcne
febr literale &mpi6aft, wiinI6t Dem au9emeinen
9u6lifum Ip mic ienen Sreunben I'm belpnoren
an3uSe9en, rab er Se9enpGrti9 cine berrlide 9luS,
patl
Qlle Qrten uno Serfbieoenbeiten bon
Sdteu, &oppen, Meuff6, Soa6, Guf6
u. /. ~.
ouf Sanb fat, itnb tnmer6in gum Serfnuf 0uf
6anb balten tpirp-alieS mad pert neltelten Mps
ben, auf Die bette utN bauerbaftele g4eIe, unb an
bttlt9ern 9rei6en ais biele 2lrtitrl te in bielrr
Stabt Serfauft purpsn. Gr Fam bas Iutlitlm
oerit6rn, pae feline gBaaren 70 Iein perprr, pae
iie in feiner l6nf4t ;u iibertrefen Iinb. Dies IL
Sipar Sel SeIa9t, ater rS lit aueS g8abrbeit- init
u6umbussen'' Mill er ni6ts ;u tbun baten. Sn
bic Srrne ;r 9eben, Stpf ausI6neiben pber aus
fdnetbrn labrn, BON ipl6en bic feline Senner BON
gBaaren linb, uno bies pann babeim auspplaunen
laben, ptirpe er perab1Geuen. 9lub gift CT li1
i,tft NIT artificial 0lani ab-IpnSern ;cbt ben
natirliden 0lan3 Spr, Der Ieins 0l1tte ntht In
etnt9en 3asen perliert. SurS er 3ebt rs Srr, paS
9ublitum feline gSaaren probirsn ;u lo6en, unp
Damn pirp nar aud balo finpen, baB pieIel6e rs
ni6t nBtbts baben. gBer nod n6t gelernt bat,
paB ale ipl6e bic ,,bumbug9en" eS bBdf nBtbi9
baten, in ttrsm geI6Sft NIT ibrrn 9faGbarn glets
den S4rttt 5u baItrn, 1T pirFli4 prit Ginter Der
9eit.
gBer irScnb etpas aus bieien ge16SftsSpc9e
braudt, 1T aGtun9sppl einselaprn BET itm an,us
fpre6en unp f4 1elGlt BON bem GeIo9teu su iibsrs
3eugrn-ia, gu iiterjeu9en, paB CT wirtlt6 III Iets
ilem Stctr bat, mas er ppr96t Su baben.
Dur6 punttlide unp 9etrcue Septenun8 urb
bic btllt8 TEN YrrBen bic in beier Stapt 9ss
fcrbrrt perren, tpft er fA EIensn 9lntbeil Der
0ana beS 9ublifuus 3uSulidern.
DD~ ~StpErbnlter int 2anpe rerben barauf auf,
mertiam scma6t, paB CT ale bele 9lrtifel ben,
@rcben unb StIenen Serfauft, ,mo baB CT lir an
Ybitabelp9ia unb geusgprf preiBen bamit Der,
fcrsen tann.
8er9eeet eS nt6t, 1ein StO9r III go. 81, BIZ
nd@ae Sbtre pbrrbalb S9nurman'S Stpbr.
SSilliam &ed.
9tlIentctpn, Oft. 26. nq3OI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
4 S6netber<0 <0e1elen.

@ier S6nsipersGeieGlsn tprrhm Ipslei4 bci Dem
llntersei6neten in Gataiauqua, 2e6a Galtnty, Ssrs
lanst, um &mben>g glrbeit su MAIDEN. Gjute 9lrs
better tBnnen teitanbis glrbeit mb tSbern 2p6n
ais in @lentoum prer irsenb ben benn6barten
StGbten baten, tpenn ie f6 unSrrjdsl6 melben
BEL SpbnS, Wat6et.
glePrmber z, nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16

Stnbt GataIauqlta, 9etba
Ipa, unter DEM 9lamru ,
cG artcs 3 ant y . II
einem capital spn 3lpei
lnp nit Dent priYile9i,tr
bert tauIsnp Sbalrr perm
G:cr9c Srisbsrith
eJaseb Dtiln
2tbrani. 9cbn,
Samuet Soplcr,
9Rebtrt SterIn,
Scltpb eiebttnpaIter,
Dapio Sbcmas,
6. D. eatiar,
aBiGlam Sse,
eepi Ioaas,
9ter9e Dtitp,
MiGiOm 9isrp,
Cal. Sttdtl,
DaHisI BeiItt,
Sarcb Sc9rImon,
@scr9e 8cdh,
Benjamin Gadsnta6,
Scbn SJ7arts,
Mcr9an @manusL
Sclepb eaubacb,
GGarlss g. Sthusasr,
Srbn 6ueeessj
ptter Sttftl,
Gbarlss Nl1lller,
Swsn Srisoeritb,l
q. SO. g1Iaper,
Dapio 2t. Sembltr,
8. 81. N1ariil<
Selbuo bunf IL.
Ser. Sbinoel,
- paH Yanict,
Sebn SJlcptr,
Gecr9e 0silp, fen.
Scliob 9ioacl,
Dapio .. Saplcr,
Gopin gOaidltp,
Salcmcn Sc9cl,
Samucl Sbcmas,
SCnas 8eirr,
q. g5. Slice,
MiGiam Shnsd,
Saulusl Sie9er,
Gecrss 8ctb,
9rstcr SrcrslL, ir.
Scicpb Sis9sr,
Srbn @sttr,
f5tcr9s Rsr,
sebn gDlinnitb, ir.
g8iaiom 9Sno,
Gbarles Si9lep,
SaIcmcn 8irrn,
&bOanas 8ue,
Seitpb N1iutr,
ssatcb SsiprI, fen.
Shes. s. 8ue,
Spetcr N1idlrr
Scbn Srcrtu,
Il. 2. 81. Suts,
aRiuiam Yurts,
2tarcn Gtbrri6cr,
Gataiauouo, 9Opan Is. lS5:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
25 9bdler 8elDbnunG.

g8urbe Serloren ant leBten Otttwp6, ;iptz
i6m Der Sraurrri pes llnter;ehnrten unp Dem
Stcbr peS 9rn. Craig, in Der 7ten Strabe, OIL
lentUwn, ein lcpernr5 SaI6snGu@, rntbaltenb
$480lt IN Sanfnptfn unS cine SrrIprc6un9s sgtctr
an bic Cation Sanf fir $40 go, Scn 9rpt 8rau6
aus9eitelIt nit DaSip Gaur9 parauf ais Snrprlis
rer, reicn SeSabluns an Der Sanf 1eitprm cnscs
itellt wprben it. Die Santnctfn tritanren 9rIb,
tentbrtlS aus ;ebn unp ;warS9 SEaIer gtcten auf
bic Cation Sant, ipwie audi auf bic 9bilarrlpbia
unb anrern Sdnfen.
Der s9rli6e 5inber pr0 ptss Selp9nung ers
9alten, nebt BEN Oonf pes llnter;et6neten, ipenn
CT pas SrrIprsne al ibn picber iibrrliefcrt.
Sobn @. 8ounoie.
g(lcntcrn, gtcS. 2. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
SScaGc SCg1pag fD16cger.

rlnter,ei6nete Su66anbler, SO. 81, Nprb Ste
StraBe, pbilapelpbia, i6meiArln iid nun int
Stanpe ,u lein, sinrm Idrn lGn9lt eriltirrnben
Nlanoel SrS gubltums abGclien Su ftnnen. Gs
1T ries nGmli9 in elmer
ReibezSol9e bon UnfaneS S6ulbd6eru.
Sie baben Ii6 ndmGih neulib elm Sntrre0e in
Sanbers' 8et9 es5clge 1on 9 9 uls
bii6er II susersnrt, uno miin16en bic 9lufmerfs
Iamfeit bes pubGfums, Der gltsrn unp S6ulsDis
rcftcren barauf ;u lcnfen. Gs linp Der SiderS
an Der 3aEI, Die ale Iebr EerrIib ein9ertdtet n6.
lmb chamber pCblerba6t mad gSuni9 na6fpl-
gen. sic linb auf suteS unp l6GneS 9aPifr 9t'
trudt, unp onscncbm mp pauerbaft 8e6anoen, 'llio
Gin iepeS Der 9elebG6er cnttdlt etwas Y2uft.
Das gublitum wtrO crnfli4 hhraut autmerf'
Iam scma6t, tnrem in biefer 9inlttt ME ettras
Scr,iisli6eres Dor prm Yublitum mar.
Dirlel6e Iclen an 9anj niebri9en 9rstBen ab9es
lafen iperben. 9Ran beltebe bieirlbe In Den Sudls
Itcbrs in auseul6ein gu nebmrr.
Somer uno Barnes.
Dbilatelptia Suni 30. nqts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
silute 0Sslegembeit
um in @eitb6fte ju 9eben.

UNI VI OtTNUNTlI 5W BNVVN'
Der llnterlhrietene madt bterourch bic glrjeis
&C, bab rr feline 0rI6Sfte in 9lacntpwn aufwgez
Sen oebrntt unp pc6balb lrinen 9on3en StUd Sen
Stc6rsltcrn an blli9en Srpin9un9cn gum Sers
tauf ontictrt an irsenp jemanc rer in Gin 9utes
unb Ii6eres GeI6aft su setsn riiniGt:
S. SS. 9rubb.
Sep. %, 1853, nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
SGmSOerf0laf an 6OStct,
gait Der gbF@t aus @eI4dften su segen.
8eoinouno o-S 4 f.dD.

eoin9un9-G b.
Der ltntrr;ei6nete Seist BEN Gtnwobner bon
gllentpipn unp benz YubIifum i'm all9emeinrn an,
beb er Ietnen aanSen Stcf BON Stpbrsitern an
ben erTen GintaufSpreiien ausSrrtauft, inpem rr
baS StcbrscI4aft bier aufgeben miro. Der Stud
beltebt aus elmer aaSenieinen SfrI6icomtet BON
gBaaren jeber SenennunS, urb bic MufmertIamteit
SOn gtan wirp paBer auf rieie PClItipf 2batla6e
aelentt.
stIo aGe, bic ibr CUTE Bargains ;u maiden
tpiinlAt, rufst an AM SOIfsfobr.
S. 9S. 9rubb.
Ssptentber %. natS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
To the Senate and Assembly.

GESrLEuES:
Since vonr last annual session. nothing
has transT,ired Of extraordinary importance
IN the civil affairs Of the State. During
the past season. our citizens have enjoyed
unusual prosperity. ia the ample products
and remuneration Of their industry and en-
terprise. Abundant haryests, and high
markets. an increase in monied circulation
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average cost Of construction, is fully three
times as great; even though it be admit.
ted, that our roads may do less business.
Upon the principle, that capital is most
likely to be employed, where it will return
the largest profit, we may be encouraged
to hope, that the means will not long be
wanting, to build our roads already pro
iected, if they can be regarded as at all
feasible, with respect to location and points
Of termination.
To the farmer, next in Importance to re-
ceiying full return at the harvest, for his
labor and his toll, is the facility with which
the products Of his husbandry can reach
The best and the most ready market. And
it requires no argument to show, that to
The farmers Of this State, this facility Is
greatly needed.
Our lands are very productive, with but
little cost or labor; and when the freight
upon the transportation Of our products, to
ar Eastern market, shall become reduced
by the increasing patronage and competi-
ton Of the various railroads and other
means Of carriage, they viii be nearly, il
not fully equal, at least in actual value to
the producer, to the lands Of New York
and New England, although their price in
market, may be much less.
It may therefore, well be expected, that
our citizens viii feel deep interest in the
railroad enterprises Of the State, that pro
mise 50 much for the common benefit.
An indication highly favorable to our fu-
ture prosperity, consists, in the great and
increasing interest taken by our people in
agriculture. Much has already been done
yet still more remains to be done by US in
testing the qualities Of our soil, andits adap-
tation to the different variety Of crops, and
various modes Of tiuage. Toomuch informa.
ton and interchange Of experience, in rela
ton to this, to US, most important branch O
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The two State Fairs, the first held at
= ''i''' me ana '-ie I'.s' at lllW"uAee
were s'1'es9'''I ana sIallly-ilS experiments
ana an earnest OF the lutuTe usefulness q
the parent Society
The General Banking Law passed al
your last Session, and submitted to a vote
Of the people, at the recent general election
has been ratified by very large majority
and Is therefore, no" IN full force and et
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It is estimat9d that there is within this
State, over t. enty million acres Of Con
gress lands embracing about two-thirds Of
the entire Stare, a great portion of which IS
now surveyed and in market.
This imnaa-e tract of country is gener-
ally Of ezoalleE soil, and many portions Of
it, richly charged with silver, copper, lead,
iron, and otlo, valuable minerals.
Its certainty a question Of momentous
importance To Us, what disposition ought to
be made, b He Congress Of the United
States, Of lh. two-thirds portion Of our
State.
Various propositions are now pending
before CougI respecting the uusoId 90
verment lands in the different States. And
whatever may finally be the prevailing
measure ot t4e General Government on
this subject must necessarily, greatly af-
feet us, favurably or otherwise, however in
sensibIy ii Ias,, be felt elsewhere. It must
be conceag6. that our State, at least, IS
deeply irtl ted in having these lands
brought ira .tual occupancy and cultiya-
ton as 81 4..y as possible. If, therefore,
their douetiaf to actual settlers, and in
limited quantities, VIII, by the encourage
ment Of emigration. be most likely to pro
duce this result; then it follows, that the
propositions embracing this principle IS the
one to raa our countcnance and sup
port.
But IF principle cannot be adopted,
sheu better r us, by far, VIII it be, if these
lands are I.ra constantly in market, at the
present C.s price, than that any mea-
sure shoa obtain, that viii have the ef-
feet to keep diem cut Of market or to in
crease tLlcis c..-t to the settler; which would
be detam .H in the highest degree, to the
State, and future advancement in wealth
and popu.aan -.
To The e.ct that Congress lands Of ez-
cellent qu.'.y and favorable location, can
be oJtaiuo in this State, at the present
price, we are. and have been. very much in
debted far tha emigration we have already
received, -a3 are stu receiving: and these
lands, if continued N market, even at the
present prise. being the nearest and most
convenient I'D the Eastern sea-board OF
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