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90 blies Elm Sturmipinb BON SHos SupncR.
3 mar Min Nopemter
Soh eds Shif, erfdbrrn i'm Shrm uno felt,
0lelt Suiummen feline Sreter;
uno 10, pb Der gSinp aud trauIfe bpti
dno ltsB trtnc lenoerunl itdusn,
@S tbdten Die paiTaaiers mcbl
Dem S6tff nSerfa1uns" traueu.
Der Captain ftebt nuf Dem Ded uuo liunt
= lbau. rpie Die 9Srten uns 1btdaen
}b madbtr Itbcn friiber BET Iclcbrm gSino =
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pier bait midi Der gSuo in pie Gee biuein,
Fort tretbt mid rer Strpm nab Der Siiltc,
60 leg i6 o,nn BEL. iult ttteuein,
SIIS 90 es GRAB 10 lein mG6te.
,Sraneuna ocr inns !" ref am Sua bic gRocb'
.,HrtIh braun mar ree Stcuermanns 3eid,rn,
"S6on bebt es iib mrttirt", 10 Ioat man, ab
lin6 rie Wcaen cos Sdiff tcIrrrben.
DER Notmalt bnrlt wcbl in rem Srtau,
9m Sbthsraum cle ISaaren 1tbma, fen.
Sprtbt einer: ,,sGdr 5affpn Stsurrmann,
9Sr tubTen ubuc gGlnten! !"
Sr6 Der Captain ricf: ,.9ns eet'n ben Stab".
EtC6 Dem ScotamInn 9or idb trctrn:
,.Huf' Ntles dufe Scd!" 8ffcbl er aat.
.gStr errett"n ros Stif ourd Seteu."
Der 5chtcrtsmdnn in lcin !6urn icet btre,
Se flutten Die bGrt'aen 0elcten,
Das 10 sulHoS man paS 6abreuo lief.
USE gum spiel fur 9Stnp unp gSeuen.
3rrfebt Die SssCt uro rerorebt.
gttht Stnna' np;b WaIten baltcn,
uno Der CAPTAIN wetnt laat leiu 9etet,
StS Der Jtumpf entimei sClpalten,
@'ch ater tsbt bsim Captain uittt,
Die Nannldoft ,ertribt Gle Rettcn -
Die gHcllc rie fortipiIt zen irtasu gGtht,
NirD rie 8eriaiiuns rstlen! (8rcte prciIt.
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5ran1 Stauoe e

6ranl Stauoe,
l6S Sroabftrase, iwiiten Der 6. unb 7. Ctr
Ualt Gin Ts'tes dnb rObIaifurtirtes Eager sOr
@iSarren, R1u6.. Sau- uno Snnusftabat
eisna 5abrifutiOn unb 3mportotion
ba I'M GrpFs ul,o ReinperfoUf n, Ben bi0ioifsn SD
fen ab!6et 9amsHi Oafe QSisosrserfalier nit psrfSn
men bti thm SOr5ulSrs4u, eB lie 0r Gintaufe ouSsrws
madtR, "a ~
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Oampil6lf. Sertinpung ,mil6en SitmUnp uup
yfep gurf.

OamPfi6lf. .Sertinruns ,wiI6en Sidmpmp unp
New Yorf
O"s Oampf6if ,,9tOanote" perIG6t 8i6mpnp
leorn Gtenlta9, 9fnbmittas5 r0r, unp yfcrfUIt
Nitmcd, Wtttae.
Oas OnmpfittH ,Shmettcmn" YerI6et Gid.
mOno tcren 6reitaa, Na6mittu9s 4 ubr. unp
gtorfclt am Samstaa Mittle.
Der 6HbrprelS in Der GoTte, MaGli,iten etn.
seltlclcn, betrGat $40.
Sm Steerdae, rbne Scn So.
ereurlt0ns &Idei, fir rrs Commemorate ail.
tt9. SIS. 9'
Getienoe, Die Ntittwccts unr 6ometoos rem
petersburg 6riibiua benueen, treffen ,r:tIo mit
Der 9torIolf pete sbura Sdbn in erlferer Gstnrt
eln, "m nit Dem OampfbpUt meitcr asben M fan
men. Gidets fur pisie 1our fGnnen am Wetsra.
burg Oepct SeIGl't werren unp betr6at rer oon,e
6d9rprels 9.sihiaqs nur $40.
Nn am H. SeinsFsn
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Sefen! Sefen!

Nefen! Oefen!
Gr"' neut6rn YutIifum Die Qn,eioe. pos in
metnen Stprr ncu eiu9eribtet uno cine Lersmg
tsnOe Nuswoblr ron > Osfen icoer @rt ncrr6Ihio
babs. St 9taute i'm Stante ,u Iein. 1ersrmonn
nit rem @ewiinitten bsoientn ,u fUnnen 0n.
Dem b fir frilBeren 3uiprutb pantc, bore ih ami
cine 6o.tirbuns peislbeu. &. 6effIeo
Sc. 80 Ofainltrest
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WddrInpr Serbeifeu~
Sacob Sincent,
NanuInctu'er ppn italienIhrn uno amerfoui
lhen MarmCr. Wonumentrn, 0citenlfenen ierer
Irt unO aller in pieies @eiAaft rinltlaaenprr
9lrbeifen
Yfatntr. Stpiiben Ger 5trn unp 6ten.
gtsne gsru zoe une 9arsslcrs dnb f:,unb6f eiuoer,
BEN mcIne scrrdbi9en &rbsen. auI bas ejtfmadypit,
N ;;aItenthem lhn dmertanii@em Msrmor aueocfubrt
IN Gu9enebstn gu nebmen uno elmer uaro III unierpsr
en tpe e anoeripGre oerarri9e Seelunsen MAIDEN ba i
u1sga9 e'n Dap tb meine sebrn StunSen eben 10 aut
une ol9r be@tenen fam, ais anS Gin anetys Ha6rif9n
IN plell9er Staot. 9ar' er0ebenlt Sacpb 8tncent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-09
Sener. GDite, 3amimaittcr,
y " U ON DFen1d el II unb

9oters!
sd babe cine reidbaltiae Suswan 0susrroi7s e,r,i
glitter, S6aufen 2fenaa6eln urS vpfsrs ON orS n ~,
y btlt9 gum Ssrtauf Otrire; ferncr Ieben yrISitSrns
Sertsn n aCSegs etmsr @Ifsn&ouftln, aCbenSanfcIr
oons eoelteue fHr SAaaeIn unc rofcrs SisbtIebe nr
n9nt nno cilerne @elt,le Snm R5ltcn ;Sertr a1tr mr.
gensrpOittn Sef'nene 'm sufiretn ron jysnerrriIrm
9eIsl> une SrGen9lOden lit wobIl linoenSem Scne
Saumet'ter pauetelber unr anbere Qcrlpnen mrrhr
sneh ooer meercre Ger obioen @r III fauem milnGhrn
lao' b freun edi Gin ibren 9ebarf prn mir IN rtmrE
men, ea id 'u n9roIthen @reisn Serfour,n werbr' Gn
td meinr lamaiten Giisn> unb 0eliir opaoren. hYrr
nsr Splen 3ufiepenbeii bepenen. '""' S".F''
9. .. Denopn.
@lefens unS Nelfndwoarsn-Nab lppir 1tu,r,saf
m nm Saminaitter. @anufac'crp,
90. 225, NanlfraBe, SpiIrtn s. uuo JVras.;,.
81 ihmpnb 81 a ~ ~
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Scr @pmmcm,pirth

S@mabii6e SUIfssci6i6te aus Rem ccriacn
Satrbunrert UUn 6ermaun Rur1.
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Sceinsuusru.

Seetnsuuseu.
Der &nwi6er" erietnt ieren Mrress Seuutaas ouese>
nprmtn im m6&,atlt6eu Subicrippnspreis o Go,
sotltar be rep Srdsr urr $500 in lbrli& SprauS
btiobulS. sneisen nben inter ipeenpeu StonSunetn
gluInabnle @mast Gnriduus rem 10 s,sen pcer peni1
ec 80 Cts, speiuoliee rs @tS, premaise $l0O, cine
9Bpbe .25. sirsn @pnat $500. crti Ncuae $500 ss
Mrote $s,0e rp0If Nlpnait $1,000 in piercdbrliGer
Surausteabure. @rsessn Die nab Seliebsh serdnbert
werScn fOnnen. wsrbeu nit $4,000 per Sdbr tere&uet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-09
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02

son the conscentiousress of correspondent would
hardly be questioned by the most skeptcal The tone OF
the paragraph which give from his last letter seems
especially ominous.
The New York Sun has some further developments
about the alleged plot in Baltimore Its story fol-
lows:
Il appears that two detectives of this city have been
located in Baltimore for three weeks, with instruc-
tons to ferret organization whose purpose
was supposed to be the assassination of the President
elect Messrs Sampson aud Devoe selected for the
service and they have performed the dangerous service
with degree of shrewdness and that en-
titles them to great praise They have Just returned but
acting under orders unable to furnish full ac-
count of the affair would explain the details oil the
awful plot but enough has been Cleaned from high OIL
cal authority would leave doubt that had 1t not
been for the prudence OF Mr.. Lincons friends in this
city, he would have been killed in the city of Baltimore
There secret organization with oaths grips, secret
signs, &C., and each member, after passing through a
most horrible and trying ordeal took solemn oath to
kill Mr.. Lincoln at the first opportunity.
The order numbered about 900 when the detectives
Joined it, but their cOnsciences would not allow them to
take the last and most revolving oath and they asked for
time to consider in the premises The plot was exposed,
and they were compelled to y for their lives having to
walk portion OF the way. The woudbe assassins told
the officers that they had detected Washington det'c-
tive who was trying to ferret out the plot and could hy
catch him would take his life. Little did the villains
know that the information furnished to those who
were themselves trying the same game. Every member
OF the order well armed aud money was furnished 10y
persons Of his city, and Baltimore. There were agents
acting III this city, and the Baltimore gang were apprsed
by signs sent the telegraph, OF the movements OF
the President elect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
-rno R,ynt. orthe People Disregsrded.

Under this caption the StauntOn Spectator expresses
th, conviction I'm which We fully concur thath me peO
e of the seeding States had been allowed to vote upon
che question of rstyug or rejecting the ordinances oil
secession thew would have been rejected IN every state
cxcept South Carolina Wherever the people have hau
an opportunity Of being heard, they have declared
strongly in favor Of the preservation OF the Union III
the seeding States the rights of the people have oeen
rirpsd by the politicians These secession politicians
have violated the fundamental principle Of all free ins'
tu.ica4 The great principle that Government should
rest upou the basis of the consent of the governed mas
been d-resarded. Upon this subject read the following
emphatic language Of the Father OF his Country. L"
bis farewell address, speaking Of our Government ten
Washington saws:
"Eespec for its authority, compliance with us avs u'
.uia-suce iu m measures duties enJoned by 'l'c "
Itmtrt, msNjm- OF true liberty. The basis oil our lo
Euca systems is the right of the people to maze anu 10
alter tb,r Constitutions Of Government. bll the No'
-,irr-iru which at any time exists, ul changer ny a"
pile. and authentic act of Jue whole people is ''c''uS
OBLIGATORY upon sL The very idea ot the power anu
tre right of the people to establish government p,
suppose tl,- DUTY of every individual TO obey Tue es'
lsbed government
10 viii tbu- Dee seen that Gen. Washington maintained
tia, any change I'm the Government should be accom-
prhal alone by "au explicit and authentic act OF the
-ta people" Ia the seeding States the voice oil the
reore has been denied and ber rights have been dis
regarded and tramrlcd under foot hy uupng politicians
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
EX-sECRETARY THoMPsoYs STATEMENT.


few days ago, Mr. Jacob r. Thompson, late Secre-
tsry Of the Interior made address his friends and
neighborsin Mississippi, maintaining the action OF Mr..
Buchauans cabinet in regard to secession He said that
there was serious trouble in the cabinet until it was
known that Mr.. Lincoln was elected then dis
cusson upon the rights and powers Of the General and
State Governments. On the right of State to secede,
the cabinet split at Once but the right of the General
Government to rebel all agreed in the negative.
Thompson held strongly to the right to secede but kept
his place in the hope, he says of preserving peace.
He agreed with the President that il his duty to
force the laws and hold public property but held that
the army and navy could only be used posse to aid
the civil authority, and all the civil executive officers
in South Carolina had resigned there could be no at
tempt to uphold the laws. He also remarks:
"As | was writing my resignation, / sent dsp1tch to
Judge Longstree hat the Star of the West coming
NTH achievements. The troops were thus put their
guard and when tue Star Of the West arrived she re-
ceived warm welcome from booming cannon, and soon
beat a retreat / reoiced the vessel not sank,
but still eoced that the concealed trick first
conceived by General Scott and adopted by Secretary
Holt bn countermanded by the President when too late
proved failure"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
TEXAS RAIsING An ARMY.

The Texas Legislature has passed bill to authorize
the organization Of companies of mounted men, sixty
men in each frontier coTuty, of whom may remain
constantly in service and call the remainder OF the
company for any time not exceeding twelve days at any
time the said companies furnish their arms
hores provisions and ammunition, and to receive pay
follows PfyacS and u.commis.iOned officers,
81 30, eutenan's - captains - ~ per day Tor every
day actual service. To provide money the House has
passed bill authorizing the issuance of treasury
rants to all parties having claims against the State, and
making such receivable for taxes. The House
has also passed a bill authorizing the Governor TO issue
State bonds to the of five hundred thousand dol
lars in Of invasion from any quarter, one fifth Of
the whole annual Sate tax to be appropriated a sink
ing fund until the bonds are paid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02

Tie Louisville Ds.,a-ra' saws e IS strange that whilst
tso1irja Of the people are dssa,sd with the present
position of political Affairs aud would ljrs. t, matter
r they could get bo.i of Be- so much embarrassment an
apprehension exist The reason is tla, officials stand TO
The way The talent 90 ret Office is no, be talent TO 6l
E. Hundred. have succeeded n getting Offices, and are
not 81. 20 an them. VA: oil, the people have one chance
TO get the worthless lumber o-i Of che way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02

Suddenly the residence Of Mr. John L. Bacon In this city
Thursday night 25;h uumo Mrs T. b. THOBNTON late Of Ala
bama
Th friends Of the family AMI those Of Mr. John ~ Patton Jr
ated her funeral from 81 Pau Church this day
at I O'Clock T. N without further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02

The Agricultural Products Of lno, greater than those Of
any ether State The products during the year
ceeded 900 tons The wheat Of S6O approaches 50 o
900 bushels while the crop yields not less than ioO
bushels,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
r.n.snnnmerEI.c1lon..

TIE foosi1s States hold elections duriag the coming
SIMMER vugai, in MAY Kentucky, Tennessee and
North Carolina n August The Indicators sire that The
Uaion sentiment vii be trumpha6ly successful in those
1t.t.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over OF private capital have been expended the
railroad system Of Illinois Inamuch part the income from
these works with valuable public iund lands 70
diminish the expenses the LGHT and
quenly every day decrease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The Ss dent only IOC2a H. and so3ir ire st h,sS
ysdrsAds5 been rrci o. $50 40 50 ant rdy Reasonably
expect that in ten gears t0iH Js'O,ae extinct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
NEAST POWnERS.-J w. GAR
49, DIR. .. w. GARLI.K.-DsA
49, HER,s pRCuIIu BIT

w. TERs Is conceded be the delicious whole
some aui ehctu tonic In the World used by almost every fam
y 10 We" s ADAPTED solely for this climate and should be
found u tie house every Southern Family
east. u tr stomach ald bowels They fall q make
T CORR Of DYPErt Nervous neadlce &c with paiu
stomach 90 bowels they give mmede relief disorderrd
h'e and In weak and debed persons they will give Vital
to the whole system. They only need trial to give them
precedence all other Bers Thee biters
Mr,srs GRAY. PURCELL, LADD co and by all prominent
Druggists Ia the city Richmond and elsewhere IN Virginia
North Carolina Also by O. sTOTr 4 Co, Washington City.
q CANBY CHIPS co, Baltimore. A. FAIINEsTOCK co,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, NewY *
Orders dled by addressing BAKER Proprietor,
Feb. C-dtc Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up with population stO25 persons
having added since 1884, making the present population
1890. ratio OF 1902 per cent Ia ten years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
HnRnSiCO KNSt,Ci

NOHNS! CORNS!! CORNISH!
~ There are LEFT but few chances <rkH&nHfA
have your feet freed from COrns Bulions ~ %fT<SSA
Deformities Of Mails, and all othr hfesf@13Esr
which is only inst performed but without
pain the slightest hindrauce TO your alton
Dr. SJH LI whose practice for the present Is rapidly
drawing 10 close respectfully invites all citizens and
Others Who for comfort and wish avoid the III consequences
Arising from neglect improper treatment TO make immediate
application Remember sage Cons impede business and
poison p c'surt."
s-Onc- Wall Stree Hotel wasree Ladies attended to at
the residences II deired
ewho should Dr. sCHULTzs city testimonials
III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such Hate
upon these prairie Soils they being composed
deep los the fertility OF which unsurpassed BY any
| al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
- A SOuTIIERN MANuEAC.

TURING HOUSE IN REALITY
ESTABLISHED is22 J
This house " first established by Cook Ryan,
2udIy Peter Cook
8rdly. By Cook Hil.
4th'y. By Alex. I'M.
5th'ly. BY Alex Hill 4 Co.
We are prepared 10 manufacture LaIes' Gents Misses and
SHOES Of every description, which respectfully
call friends customers and the public
ally ja2G ALEI. HILL Co
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MARKlED.
DIED,

In Petersburg the 2,h February, by the Rev Miller
JOHN KEMP Esq Of New Orleans FANNIE daughter OF John
Peyton Boiling, tsq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

railroad 0 miles 10 length,
other roads and naygabc lakes rivers,
aGoring unbroken communication with the Eastern and
southern markets..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
NATURAL MAGIC

Suppose suppose have sandy red white, grizzly
flaming yellow hEr suppose prefer light brown rich
lark brown, black. Well apply or vise)
CRlSTADOR0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and 10 minutes your mirror shows yous
W ON DEKFUL IRA NSPOK ALTON!
Every hair few before unsghy hlemlsh
an element Of beauy a magnificent head a hair
the exclamation whenever uncover The difference between
BEATTY AND THE BEAST
striking than that betweun gray red head In
nature which ibis famous dye has
piled Manufactured by CRIsTADoRO, hsoT House. New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
jh-dAslmErs
49, YEAST POWDi;RS.-J W. GAR.
o. LICK Richmond. Va, manufactures semples Infa
lille Rns Powder Ills Is the only factory Of the Kind In
SOUTH anihe prepared 10 furnish the entire trade
able terms Northern manufacturers Semprs Powder Vlr
gina preparation approved by all who used RhmoHd WAig
For sale by Druggists and GrOcers generally. fe2-u
- DES. 3. w. GARLIC h.-DsAR
o. sIR-Ihaye FOR months used my family
plea justly 'els rated HSiia. 20 drrs and take pleas
Ia recommending them al families the very best article
have tried Tor making Hight bread There
for bad bread when sem pIcs Powders used
Respectfully J. RCHARD LEHELLEs.
Petersburg, Va, July }0th lsiO. fr2-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
LANDS OF. ILLINOIS.

No State In the Valley OF the Mississippi offers great an duce
settler the State Of Illinois There portion Of
the wcr where all Of the conditions OF climate aud soil ama
bly, produce these great staples Cons and WHET
as the Praihes Of illinois,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02

NNAN WNTTEFD TO THE JAIL or THE CITY or
w RICHMOND the first day Of +tperber 1861 a una-
'RY HOLMES who represented herself Vt that time
belonging 10 John Marshall the Of Ge-nbrer; since
them she claims 10 be free She Is quite black,
years old five feet six inches h. and portion Of her font tech
ouwas well dressed when committed and has good supply
clothing
Her II she has Is requested forward prove
property chages and take her away otherwise she will be
dweit with as The law directs.
THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
mhl-Cw Sergeant nd JatIor Of he Of irbropi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE or THE WEST.
TIE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
I,2OO,OO Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands IN Tracks Of Forty Acres and
Upacdrd or long Credits aud Lam Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIVE ofhe enipr,ng and industrious portion Of tho
community directed to the following statements and liberal
Inducements offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST,
THE
MAGNOLIA BALM.
PERFECT And COMPLETE RENEDY TOR
PIWPLES, BLOTCHES,
PRICELESS, hkUpTEONS,

This Elegant Preparation renders the skn son and fresh m.
parting 10 Marble Pdrty Il most cool and refreshing AL
piled The face after exposure TO thesun, and will mm,I
relief to Sting OF Insects Noticing poisonous NJ,
composition The ~ bottle might be taken without
harm n, application ersry Higt y5r ';sef, ioY cue re-
to0yst ca.s ~ Iimpiss
SOLD every Rhere-Prlce Ply Cents Bottle
WI HAGAN 4 CO., PROPRIETOR Troy, n v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

which $40 293 hare been ddd making Tie Ole pCpHLi
Hon ST. SCI, a gain cfi43 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence othe t OF the people be stated that
$4,000 freight Including bushels u and
$50 900 barrels forwarded the line year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices ohese lands vary from SOTO 5 per acre. according
location uAlty &c. first class farming lands sell for
go t2 per and the relative expense subdurg prairie
compared with wood land In the ratio favor
Of the former The ose for the bulk Of these be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IL ADVANCE,
six per per annum and sI interest per cent
payable respectively in tW, three four years
date Of sale aud four note, for principal In four
Eve six and from date OF sale the spu
ting than onetenh the tract purchased fenced ana
yated zach and year. for five years the date Of SALE
that at the end Of Ave oneha shall under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation for cash. except the same
per acre, when the cash price will be Eve dollars.
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands SOIL climate productions
prices and terms Of payment be had appiea,n
wv. YosIER,
Land Commissioner Illinois Central Rhilrodd,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the ofthe Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
Illinois Central Railroad ss 49, l9o Apptons Rsn
way Guide. Ial4j dclx8m
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TO ACTUAL CULTIYATORs.

Since 1854 ne Company haze sod 100000 TAeysH
ly actual codtors and contract contns dgre
ment 10 cultivate The road his been conrUcd through Hese
ldnds expense Of i30OOOcoO. IN 1850 ae population u
ory-nne counties through icl passes only S359s,
since ,rh hare been ddd making he tIs pCpHLI
l.. Sol ~ ANNA 2ysy nj
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which, they will perceive, will enable them by proper energy
perseverance industry provide comfort lbe homes for thea
families with, comparatively speaking, very little capt
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