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BY the use Of these PILLS the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; aud II
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head.
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost.
iyeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Dslicate Females, and
all persons Of s~edentary habits, they are valuable a.
a Laxative, Improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, aud I~estoring tue
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
n OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented aud
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating IN the nervous sys-
tenn, or from a deranged state Ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
aud may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet, and the absence,
ofany disagreeabls taste renders it easy to adminis-
ter them to Children.
OF OOUNTERFRITsi
10 The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry q.
sDalding on each Box.
HS-sOld by Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine.
A Box viii be sent BY. mail. prepaid, on receipt Of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SS-Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY q. sPALDING,
Cedar Street, New York,
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DR. KNAPP, OoULIsr, or IA
years sxpersnce, exclusively treats Diseases
6ffho I've, and Deafness,
Al M. 159 Prospect street, CleYeland, D..
~ Abundant teEtimonials Of persons restored 70
Bighf or Hearing IN New York, the Western States,
ard Eorthern Ohio. ~
Artificial aIes inserted THAF M0YE, and the best
quality. Dr.. X. hes takona Diploma IN competition
vita al other OculiEt8, e. thu New York stalls Ear,
fr his FulsFb Artificial Eyes.
- No charge for sxAminations- aprad&Ek8
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THE FLOATING BATTERY

r YORK, April II.
Special to the Times-Charleston. April To-
Tha 1oating oatteryE is now in position, COM
handing the Barbette guns of Fort Sumter. II
carries two 34PouIders, two ~ Founders, and
GiXty-four men.
The Federal steamers are expected tonight
The city Is filling with troops.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV LUAAs ApEW II
The steamship Coatzaeoalcos arrived to-day-
she landed two companies OF infantry at Key
West, and had 70 60 Havana for water.
Over four hundred troops were brought here.
Inc hoops sul in, one thousand in number, are
IN excellent health, with abundance Of provisions
enc means OF transportation Some Of them
have 70 march seven hundred miles 10 reach lie
coast
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PREGEIT POPULATION.
NE sats Is rapidly fling up viii Popdizdn ee8,
Ho25 persons having been hddsd since 1850, mating TIE
present p~0pusaoa ], IA oE, E ratio oflo2 pr GL
ten years rd
AGRICULTURAL PRODU0R
ne AgricultrS Rrodncts q lines us rsatr han
these ofany Oihsrstats. he Wod1c1 sm4 outtulg
de past year excseded1 Soo,oo0tonG- msWheate0p
q lssoapVoaehes $1,000 o1sssS, ghss ne en
EERTITTY OF EE SOIL
NOEhers can the indu1Ziougtlrml aecus slcA
mediate results for his hbor asuponhes pralna solls
they being composed of q csep rcE loam, he fertility
.cf which, s unsurpassed By any On ne goba
10 ACTUAL C~ULTTVAToRA
Siaes 1854, as C6apday h1p EH IS0oc0o aansL
IooaisiHs as Ggroql@t % adfuus HsToad kaG ka
looaE5uad hT0aqh fhae idnds a a. Elenss q e30D00-
Zoo. IN 1850 he P~oPuLaso1 q (~orysins ngElss
iAroHgh iChieh Y pdHsS, DaE only 335, 598 aHes aahch479,
l2os haus Ten add making hs uAds Pgpa1aaoH s1A,
SCI, Ggdi1 y 143PTe1 l
EVIDENCES OF PROPERTY.
A an evidence OF the thrift OF he psopIs, itmay BE-
stated that 6O0, 900 tana q freight, nolnding $4,000
bushels or grain, and $50, 600 barrels Of hour were for
Earaed over the line last year
mUCATI0R.
Mechanics and E~orkingmn win md he nee school
systsm encouraged By the STATE and endowed with .
srgSrsYenno for the support Of schools neF chill
drsn can I've IN sight q ne church 9ne ssnoo6ogses,
NA4@ hANA w N
the Great Western EPre-
PRICES AID Terms OF PAYHEEI.
ne prices Of these lands vary from So o 50 Per
lacre, according % location, quality, &c Ers clas1
farming lands sen FOR about SO 70 SO per acre and
Iths relative expense Of scbduing prairie land IS com
Ipared with wood land b nths ratio oil 70 10 mflFor
10 The formsr. M terms q salsfor he buk hess
lands wiz b
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVAER
AZ SIX pr cent per annum, and ak interest notes q ak
per can't, payable respectively n one, two three four
Ave and ak years from data Of sale and four noie5
Ifor principal, payable IN four, I've, ELand seven years
from date ofsale III eontractstipulatng has onetenth
lof the tract purchased shall Be fenced and cultivated,
leach and every year, for I've years from ds1e q BALE,
10 that at The end Of i've years one-hal snail 1e teneed
land under cultivation
TWENTY PER CKET. WILL DDU0ED
from the valusHon for cash, e1csPtthss Sans should b
Al 81 dollars per acre, When he cash price VIII be Ave
dollars
prices, and terms ofpEyne1ts can Be bad
OSTER, Land Commissioner
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
and cities situated upon the uIi-
80, APPLETONsS RAILWAY u
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Are composed Of Vegetable INGREDIENTS exolnsiyalv.
as can De ascertatned by chemical tests. Their prom.
1nent qualities are those ofan active and ssarcbing
though perfectly mild ard agreeable detergsnf ans,
RENT era gentle suporihc, promoting ne ipsansi-
Die Perspiration ofapleasant diuretic, invieorsfing
the Kidneys and bladder and Of q delightful tonic
cardiac, exciting appetite by the demands Of acfive
and Cheering the mind with that grafaf,I
sense Of renovated health which is ons OF tBe most
feelings Of our nature,
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TOOK THE OATH.

WAsHrSeroS, April II.
Five companies marched 70 the War Depart
msnt to-day and took the army oath. Previous
to taking oath they were Informed that the obi
EEuon va for three month";.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsroN, April 10.
Nessrs. Wigfall, Chestnut, Mears, MCGOWAN
and Boylston, have received appointments in
Gen. BeaureEard's Stat.
A larSe number Of the members Of the COnVen-
ton, afTer adjournment, volunteered as priTates.
Abont 1000 troops are now at the fortihcatiOns.
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DOMINICA n I

NEW York, April IL.
Havana letter OF the 9Th to the Express saws
tn e annexation of Dominica to Spain is fully
confirmed. The army TO sustain the movement
consists Of 1000 men and four Spanish steam
T1gates. The whole matter only awaits the
queens ratification, President Santana of
Dominica having formally proclaimed her.
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a sECEssION FLAG IN INDIANA.

NNHIAaHlHdl Lul.l ApTI II
Accession nag with seven stars was raised here
on the west tower Of the Court House this morn.
R9s e me nine o'clock train was passing through.
Great Indignation was manifested bv lie peopie.
11enag was taken down, and stars and stripes
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CARD TO TIL PUBLIC.

Tue amount Of bodily and mental misery srising
from q NEGLECT Of smRll complaints is incslenlabis
and II Is therefore ofthe utmest Importance thvf 4
strict attention TO the least and most trihinR bodily
ailments should be had for diseases Of lie bodv in
yariaoly Affect the mind. Dr.. Mofat's Vegetable
Life Medicines, In every instance where thev have
been thoroughly used, have triumphed over Disaass
10 almost all It's diversified forms. The salutarV ~
tects ofths Life Medicines have, in fact, bean 40
universally experienced, that they have becoms fpiiv
established as the most easy. safe and nerfecf mod
Of treatment ever offered 10 the Dublie WOue
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8Fass 8onnaFa.

JAMES III. ODELL, BRASS
FOUNDER u MANuRACTURH 81
Bras Work OF sV8T d~eooripdolt No. . Union ST,
sbT door from BuPerorgtesL Cleveland, Ohlo- 81.
i unGnarod % fur1iln al kinds 81 work uEad N
6t5l1, Watar o. Gas, and al The various arficlW
used q Ne Rl1mbing Bulnel Besr PlmpI ofhll
SldBF11 RaTf ofan kidd nDaiFsd. dso5R1
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THE PVGNIX BITrERsm1

30 denominated from their astonishing mower of
creating new life and health, as & were from ne Terv
ashes Of the most dilapidafed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
more strongly tonic and more immediately fnvfgora-
ting Than the Pills containing the same ehoica
vegetable extracts as the latter, in q different mCdi-
hcatton. Although really less cathartic. than fba
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless BEGIN TO cleans
the allmentary canal much sooner; generally sHqht.
y operatlns within three or four hours. and produ-
and exhilarating the mind, even in less time than
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EE9al 80tiees.
THE STATE OF OHIO. l..
OuyahoRh County,
TREDERIQK ARNOLD whose

Uuvahoun County.
FREDERICK ARNOLD. WHOSE
place ofresidonceis unknown, will take notice
that Christine Hege, OF Ouyahoga county, Ohio did,
On the 10th day ufApril, A. ID. 1861, Me her p~stitlan
In the Court Of Commen Pleas within and for the
county OF Ouyahoaa In said State OF ohio, against
said Frederick Arnold and 0Htharlne Arnold, de-
iendantH, setting forth that said defendants on April
4, 1850 gave a mortgage 20 the said Christine hegoi
on lot No. IS, IN John n. Woolsey's subdivision Of
original city lots Nos, l3t and l8s, inclusive, ithe
original allotment Of the VILLAGE Of Cleveland In
Cleveland, Cuyahoge county Ohio 70 secure the pay
mont Of SI00,0. aud interest thereon, according TO
six nOses ofsaid Frederick Arnold, referred 10 IN said
mortgage; and praying that an account may be taxi
en- Of the sum now claimed TO be due, amounting 70
Slf0,l3, nd In tareatlupon SiO4 ,f3 from January I 1851
and upon $500 iron April T. 1851, and that said
mortgaged premises may be- sold 70 pay the same and
to provide for the payment Of the notes and interest
not yot due. And said Frederick Arnold IL notified
that he IL required 20 appear and answer SAID petit
tion on or before the third Saturday after tho 24th
%apTilssSS By B. Z. Beavis, 4tiorney.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that Thompson &
Company, Of Bedford, Ouyahoga county, Ohio, have
made an assignment for the general benefit Of their
creditors, aud that the undersigned has been duly
appointed their assignee. Creditors arc therefore
required TO present their claims 10 him without de-
lay. WILLIAM Robson,
Assignee OF Thompson & CO,
and Attorney at Law, ll2 Superior st.,
aprll:332dltAw2t; Cleveland, Ohio.
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TROOPS ORDERED FROM FORT
KEARNEY,

II hEAKAEIi April II.
Orders were te'egraphed here yesterday for
Col. Miles a the head quarters and E and FCom-
panies End Infantry, to march without decay to
TT LeavenWOrth When these troops leave this
POST will only have one Company Of Dragons
for its garrison.
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BILIOUS OOMPLAINTs-A lode OF OURRttt
~ A we'll regulated and prOportionate Quantity Of
bile upon the stomach is always requisite for me
promotion OF sound health-it stimulates digestion
ana keeps the Intestinal canal free from all obstruc-
lions. when there is a dehcien y Of bile, the body
abundance Of the bile causes frequent nausea in tba
stomach and often promotes very severe attacks Of
disease, which sometimes end in death.
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NOhF0LKl April u.
dsTI.
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NEW YORK MIARKET-APRI IL.
lay RE~IuaRnpu

tBT EELE0RAPH.I
FLOUR-MHrket for common and medium grades
has advanced &c per Dbl, with fair demand for sxpsrt
and moderate enquiry for home consumption. Mar
ket closing quiet with sellers Of state at $685..
Sales are 1900 bblg at S5,21nS5c0 for Huperdne
state; S5,35@5s45 for extra state, S5,2015,sO for
extra western; g5,6O65,7G for shipping brands extra
round hOODed OhiOi and S475@IO0 for trade brands
do.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market little more ac-
tive. Sales are 100 bbla Of e5y8506,75 for common
TO go2a extra; $40 for choice and gvorit do.
AKE FL0UR-Selling slowly at s., 10.
CORN mEAL-Marksr qufet with small saleg
at previous quotations.
WHISK Yin fair request without material
change In price. Sales are lO bis al isafsIc. a9d
8 WHRAT-Market about lc better with rather
prime Chicago spring at sl,Bal,2s deliveries: 12n01
bush northwestern club at i, g in store. f000o bugh
Canada elgb ct sl,8O d~sliveredi 2s4OO bush Mlwauke
club SC 4l,20@i ,32 In store and delivered; 1890 bush
amber Wisconsin Of SIS in store; 1890 bush come
mon winter red western at fl,374ly3IH delivered;
GOO bnsh amber Green Bay SIS; $50 bush white
1900 bush white Kentucky ct Si,600l,6l; and within
q short time, not before quoted, 5000 bush winter
red western deliverable in Nay, at fi,S3Gl,76.
RYE-Market 1rm with fair export demand
sales 900 bush prime northern for Rotterdam at
BARLKY-Markst dull, heavy. Sales are 1900
BARLEY AIAL F-lfarkst dull II Sc.
aSOhN-Mnrket about 1c better with good export
Ws-fle sales are 1900 bu at 6&067o for cid mixed
deiive,at IN store, 67H66sc delivered; g. for new DO
round ysdeSt 80 l9r new white western; Gle for new
sSTtssyi &c iof yellow teSt3er: 20 fsr Soo5 VIII
~0ATs-Markst
s5a36c for state. tor western and Canada;
49, Esiy fra end q f,ir busins.s d.
iS6a f- 1ri1s . y . nor meas; .Sia.T5S
BKEE-Less active but without imDou
sales are 100 b5ia at A'7eea@ for e0antTy I primsse:
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MARI E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

GOA4 VI OAE EAAAO.
-
KSTERED-April II.
smr. Nay Queen, viger, Detroit, 2s saaks potatoes,
10 bush wheat, 40 pkgs mdse.
Prop. Ontario, Williams, Detroit, no cargo.
Schr. Wellington, Simpson, Falrhavsn.
Schr. Exchange Judson, FairhaVen.
CLEARED,
stmr. May Queen, Yissr, Detroit.
Prop. Ontario, Wilkins, Ogdensburgh, 1000 bbls
Prop. Jefferson, Lewis, Ogdensburgh, 1877 bbls -four,
3 bbls whisky, Dbl. lard, 600 boxes cheese,
Prop. Cleveland, Reed, Detroit, 80 tons mdss.
schr. s. D. Pomeroy, Anderson, Chicago.
schr. Mass1llon, Lloyd, Chicago rs tons coal, 90
sohr. Jessie 4. hope, Gordon, Port Burwen.
schr. Ada McDe-mond, Port BurWell,
Scow Gladiator, Upham, WyaddOtts, 40 tons coal.
To BE LAUEoHED.zThe bark Robert Anderson,
one Of the finest ever built in a Cleveland shipyard,
will be launched from tho yard Of Ira Lahrinier, to-
morrow afternoon, at > O'Clock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMEED IN THE IcE.oCapt. Keath, first officer of
gteamboat Forest Queen, is jammee in the ice OF
Lexington, Lake Huron. Capt. Ward, who owns
the Forest Queen, hRs sent another boat to her re-
lisf.-PlaiE Dealer.
MONSTER CANAL BOAT.-The largest canal boat
we have ever seen, and we think the largest anoat,
samuel Miller in this city. The nov bost Is called
the Abraham Lincoln, bears q handsome portrait Of
s Old Abe" on the stern, and belongs to Aid. Geo.
s. AlyOrd Of this city. She is IS feet 6 inches long,
II feet 8 inches wide 9 feet and 2 inches between
decks. Notwithstanding her size, she draws only
about thirteen inches ofvRtsr. Me boat Il capable
ofearrying ii,9o bushels Of Wheat.-OHOeDO Times,
QUICK RUE-FIRsT ARRIVAL FROM OGDENsHURaH.
Thu schooner VIM. Handersou, Capt. s. A. VIII
Iiams, len OgdsnsburEh on Saturday at A. M,
and arrived here at II O'Clock 1t night, making the
run In fifteen hours. This H. the quickest run rom
the st. Lawrence on record. The Captain len q deot
Of vessels IN the river, pound out. Some ice was
encountered ct Cape Vincent, but not enough 10 i'm
peds naTiRation.-Ibid.
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NV LoEK, April H.
Minister CorWin leaves in the Cshawbs for
HeVana to-day, en- route for Mexico.
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FROM BOSTON.

DUsION5 April II.
Jos. 7. Buckingham died this morning. AGED
g. He was formerly aitor Of the Boston Cour-
Dr.. Battery assumed the Office of post master
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IMPRoYED s0HEDULEr

By recent important changes this Road is now alb
% furnish unusual facilities for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hast, South, West, Northwest and southWsst-
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
% philadelphia and New York, In the = The
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest, West and
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, Philadslp hfa. New
York or Boston give the privilege of lying over Al
tional give the pritiless Of visiting Washington City
en- route.
This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks to Washington CITY.
SS-fare as Low as by any other Route.
80 Sleeping ears on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
}. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
W. Z, SMITH, Il. n.
Master tTranspOrtat'n. General Ticket Agent.
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RR0OKS s. Q. 3 Z. ", BUILD
Aaa Also AaQulclurs1l q Door. Einds,
4nt 1rocEGu a11 al kinds OF roH-7swInqg
9osl1e Eurk feracular attention paid % fiiddT
soI tle1oT % Division street, naaE Cs1f6
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
%DEPARTURE or rom CORwTN.

WN0HINaIVNl aFII II
Col Ellsworth has been rendered the command
Of aLouaYe corps but hos not aocepted II, though
he gives the benefit Of his experienced.
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5ALAS f1LEbI
q . remedy Ior tins most distressing and obstinate
tiDct and emphatic recommendation 1t is well
known . hundreds in this city. that the former pro-
n TED with this complaint for upwards OF Thirty
nVe years and he tried in vain every remedy pre-
serioed within the whole compass Of the "Mqteria
medlea-' DE however, at length tried the Medicine
which is now offered to the public, and he was cured
u a very snort time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, but absointeIv
impossible, by any human means.
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iLEVELAND 3 TULEDU K K.

CLEVELAND q TULEDO r. n.
ls5O-L. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1891
On and after Monday November 18th, 1850 aIsips
on this Road viii leave Cleveland as flloWst
f:50 A. NJ Through Mail, stopping at an stat ~ on
the Southern DivlslOn, arriving at Toledo
1870 ,. n.
400 P. \. Mail, stops at all stations east OF SanduskV.
on Northern Division, and arrives "A 81.
dusky at 5:l5 P. n.
T:sOP ?. 4. Chicago ExPrsss-StOps at all stations Ak
esPt Washington and Clay, and srriTss
IN Toledo at 1870 4. NJ
OH CONNEOTIONa.
Connections are made AZ MourosVfiIe with Eha Ra0-
d0sky, Mansneld and Newark 4. R., at Clyde Wfth
tue oanaqAkys Dayton and OinclDnan B. B., at Frs-
mont With Fremont 4 Indiana r. r., and A ToTsfo
with the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indi1nS
troit, Jackson Fort Wayne, Logansport, TSkTstfs
Oalros Alton, st.Louis, and all points West, Rorth
Trains arrive in cleveland from TcIsdo and thu
West at $50 A. NJ andss0 P. n. And from sandus.
9:25 Ak.
- For Information aud tickets apply al the Uuiop
Ticket once 81 Superior st., and Al the Depot
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LIFE PILLS B PHGNIX BITTERs
Cure Dyspepsia y thoroughly cleansing the first
and second atomachs, and creating a flow OF pure
healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind
Elatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache,
Hestlessness, lH-Temper, Anxiety, Langour aud
Melancholy, which are the general symptoms or
Dyspepsia viii vanish, as q natural consequence Of
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-
MECHANICS, FARMERS 4 WORKING NIX.
THE attention OF the entsrprsiag and industrious por
i ton Of the community is directed 10 The foll0Wiag'
and liberal inducements offered them By ne
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, a. they viii perceive, viii enabls them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, % provide
comfortable homes FOR themselves and families, win
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF uLlEo1s.
No State in the Valley Of the MssissippioGsr 50 great
an inducements &c the seu5ef as he stis q mn0is-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro-
ducs those two great staples, coS and Ww4r, as The
Pruiries Of Illinois
THE SOUTHERN PART
or the state les within the zone offhe Cotton rezious
while The sod Is admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco end Hemp, and the Whsati worth from IS %
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised further north.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of the Praries Is cultivated viii
and Middle States are moving TO Illinois IN great mum
bers. The area Of Illinois Is abou. equal % that Of IN
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich that ft will supportsWenty
millions Of peopls.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous 70 E railroad 200 miles
IN length, which connects with other roads andnavtga-
BILE lakes and rivers, thus ahording an unhroken con-
municatOn with the Eastern and southern markets.
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have besn eppled 70 de-
VelOping the soil the great resources Of the stats n
coal and iron are almost untouched. Thenvarlaole rue
mat the mechanic arts flourish best Wher8food andfuel
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day inti1os, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laWgand
necessities OF the casa warrant the belief that ct least
Ave hundred thousand people will bs engaged nthe
safe Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ment8. r
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF uLTNOIA
Over 500, 900, 900 Of private capital have been *
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Lnasmuch -
part OF the income from several q these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, gotO diminish hlsstats
expenses lhsEEusAEuau, aud must Consequently
every day decrease.
TE STATE DEBE. 81
Ne Sus al e only si0105 sos Il, ard 9idig hs
La Or usars has bseH rn5uosd S2y959,746 80, and &c
mav r-sal5Rably spa ha 81 ia years q vi bSoae e
\ aHd-
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
J. W FL
For the names OF the Towns, VII
nOis Cent. h. R,s see pages ass,
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TROOPS FROM THF BORDER STATES.
M~oNToOMERT, April Il.
Over 1000 men have been offered from the Bor-
der States.