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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
pISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTAERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARThEAshiP.
TuyHE Co Partnership Of CIarlSson. Anderson Oo.,
Vas dissolved on July by mutual consent j. olh
M viii ,tte the though either partner Will Sign In hqu
dton The books be found 81 the once OF
oArkIon Co., No. lOs Main street, =. o,.pxsos
i'm. Anderson,
-. A., II. DR0RNELL.
NOTICE.
,h, a,,. orr ,.les Win be for olsH, payable
( ~ S1.1SJ,,A ,hIr,s S,S. w. CLARKsoN 4 CO.,
~ H''Ai1 'N4i N-''' No. log Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

- pR- II. w, GARLICk.-DEAR
A sTa-Ihave for months used In my ANY &C.,
ple. iGy celebrated Baking 20 " ders anu tAAs P
n, IN rrroumsndnR all families As The very
rave ever trlea for making Light sweet spony oIesa
No excuse for bad bread When SemPic'I rU,Tr
I.t.rrhnrg Iul Va sOth, lseO. Nl ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
DOGGETT :. ANDERSON,

hON RSNOh 81 KEEL,
a. rsssJns for the Pal Trade, cApesgs, OIL ooIhs Ma
unss Oaraln 1ot, CoEaees aud Bands Hindov shEjsi
Pa9Sr nass Carried BAR and ho for s1le 81 lOE prices
Cns Beds and Mattresses made 10 order At short
Paper singing done Ia ths city eounty superior work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

~ LlTAuN CARS! nhhtSPy C1paI! Joan
w DOOLET odss Wholesale and Retail, 70 the Military
AL Tie reaerEy hs large stock Of Home Manufactured
oos GREY and BlAcs Cadet and Fatigue style Caps
De hSf tbs ~ abshmsai favorable terms In city
IN sOah Particular attention desired 10 the BAck Military
I'm The haes durable and waruest Cap marnac-
erred H.ng hand glot supply Of ock the manufacture
on Dsess the Wholesale aud Gets trade S be eon,nu
"a JOHS DJO.EV No. 81 Main Street Richmond Va, SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR TEE SALE OF NEGR0El
TEJHE this day commenced the Auction business
for he sale Of NEGR0Es al the Auction Room on FRANKLIN
street, lately occupied by BELTS GREGORY.
he Mn ss Negroes both publicly and privately and solc The
pAror his friends and the public geperay He pledges ms
sds promote the Interest Of his patron and nAtters himself
nt from rs long experience the trade he will be enabled 10
obrn the highest prices He will make liberal advances
on an property In handAnd prepared 70 board persons
rged 10 The trade their syantshAying ample accom-
modAtionb for both. T. sIOhEa
On TrAhhnr, srd door below Wall street.
April 18th, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

~@SPECIAL NOTICE.-Owing 70 the
inpossibIfty procuring supplies except ior SAsn,
- -. h.rssnsr I'M Be for only, excepting only those
:, 20 y - -. IA, mo o. PAGE, JR,
80 49, No. IS Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
oncsNo lbs Main Northeast corner Of ll,h s,rssA)
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2sfH MARCH, 1881.
l old and reliable institution with ample Capital and
Buildings, OF every description ousc.
hold FaratSrs, and T.gy Wearing Apparel! ve':sI.
adIu'sed and paid With an S pS,, .SS Ss,P.'oA
David ourris, Iobt n Barton,
oh.s T. WORKMAN, yransL RArns.
I Iosn u S Claiborne ySsa a,,.:'s.
Alexander GarrstA Geo. avaahnss.
nv" " DAVID ou,lu, p..1
JoHs J. wnsou, frsI'r.
Rosr. =. Bsoorl seey de9I
ATTENTION, LADIES!
TUsr received athe yashona Boot and Shoe
y No % Main Street. the following n~' and beautiful "yiss
Lsdiss' oO.,soi Boots. snirsynsv
SIP Sole, i.iI stitch I'd Congress scss
Heel button CATER. thick and thin sole
- !. e S;S!s.. very ..spsri'r
Together WIN he rnsss assortment. Of all ether yss Of ass
'hosi hate sv'r had Ladies are respectfully invited call
ocs, ~ y ss%.ia sd Stree.
-lELDkn 4 MILLRlt, ooIaes i4th and oary srse..
quor Of choice qualities. which they disposed 70 sell a the
Ing cusoms ineudsd our nj vi. be found he sns
qualities Of Brande and Wines mpor into the country alage
v
sants Of those desiring The ehoices goots. mis-
STICK AND MANS LICORICR.-P ssilck LEO.
nce Aso mass Leorce, for sale By EDMOND DAVENPORT
q 90. oc24
DLACKBERRY WINE.-A superior article Of the
ID above recommended by Physicians for Narhes Dysente
", &C, JAS p DUvAL, 1873 sain ADD 10Th streets. seq3
TRIMMINGS WHITE CHAPEL NEEDLrs,
superior other Needles In market for sale by CLARK
sOn 4 co. No loo Main street ocls
SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY OF
Roots and Sh0al
WE the underugned would be pleased have the country
w merchants visiting the city, call upon u.s. We are no.
% low price a. they be procured here elsewhere
We earnestly wsh that the manufacturing business The line
q Boot and be much increased and that the trade OF
Richmond may be great 81 TO jrIy us employing nom " 70
100 hands but do hope day moi distant viii be
ups. ALEX HILL 4 co.,
Manufacturers and Importers OF
Boots and shoes, Nc. 1ff
apis Main stree,. Rofnoud Va.
ESQ - DOVE CO.
DYE AND WHEAT, for seed, for sale By MOORE,
h Agent, Cary street. Columbian Hotel oell
CHAMPAGNE WINH, best brand, and oatashs Bran
" dy, for sale by A Z MOORE, Agent
n LUZ GLUE-A superior article for Printers. Binders and
" Cabinetmakers' use FOR sale by j. w. PErkksoN oo,
Druggists ool6
CoTT0N ozSAsUaGs.-loOb bal. o1nAburs' for sale
~ by EDMOND, Davenport CO. oc8
HERRINss.-woeds Family Roe H,rrnss, IN store and
H. for sale by sELDEN hILER, corner laih and Cay
sree.a oc90
TsINGLAsS ADHESIVE PLASVRR, aud tdhe-
ye P9ster Cloth, for sale ut MADE BiKEs3 Drug Store
is6 Galn Street cor, above p o. Dol2
CISEAU ia. TAI, BAL Soda, a small lot OF Soda Ash
20. neia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
" Capital $4,000
No. a. Main street. under 81 Carries HoisL
h Company prepared 70 receive applications fer IIRH
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable tsrms.
nnBcfoAs:
6sb. Worthan, John q. Greanss,
John Enosss, Geo. o. Palmer,
sanL n Price. Va. rripstt
p y. Ladd, D. o. TAray,
Jno Stewart WAlk6, WIN. Ourris,
LutheE r. spilmIn, Jhs. T. 0renihav.
Rslsr O. Wkrviek, John H. wihllnS
Jas. 3. Kent, Mark Dovnsy,
HoraceP P. Edmond, fhos. Jones,
JAs. u. Talbot, nduin A. smith.
Grimm D. Dassa2s-k To- A. Paine,
Geo. ". Yanosy, le,s Williams,
Jos. Brumms, WIN. p kAsiAnd
Wn. Brent, Henry O. cabsl,
10. q. haury, Geo. W. Roysssr.
nAAo DiVINRoRr, Jl, President
orls Z. wosrRln, BeeJ. mA1-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
r Il. DICKINSON, | Surviving
NAT. y. hill, Partners.


nUEAL NOR ONlS "hoHS-s TONIC, FOX
~ 1snpROUi0z the Condition OF AoFses sn1
Msles giving appetite and Relieving them OF Bo1
and worms ndsbOund suris and Ds;emper. and Al Diseases
10 which horse subject Internally This "ose fo ac
appetite I'D q hair and be len OF amer
the animal improved without his ing back 70 bis hrs poor
condition extensively lie Introduction,
IN this city and ell parts Of the STATE Of Viz
n North carona SeS YORK. and In Anost every quarter OF
the Unon-.nd the AmAnd IL steadily Increasing
Tonic has given universal satisfaction far the
sub.crbs able ascertain obtained Of the
pncpal d-uzss tbs State and Of JAS p DUyAL Drug.
20 Goe Proprietor aud Hanufac turer. se2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

pIRHOToA
Wm II. Macfs-lnd, Prest Farmers Bsnk.
Wn @. CrenshAr, fIn Of CrenshAw %.
Wellington Goddin Arm Of 0oddin AppsrSeh
I. W. Acoance, arm Of Dunlop, honeure CO.
q. A BArksdAle, nrm OF wArxiok BArkidals.
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. d. orenshau, arm Of Haxal, orenshav O.
John L Bacon, frm Of Bacon DA5kervlla
\ b. HaIzii, a. Ct HaxAll CrerAhAu O.
John Curr!e, Jr. Ship osns<
VIM II. Warwick, frm Of WArviek BarksdaiA
JAs. Alfred Jones' Attorney ~ Law.
O. O. Eett Builder.
.. O. RUM, Agrieulturst and Manufacture.
v. w. crunp, Attorney atLav.
ia. Dunlop. frn Of Dunlop, honcurs %. HoD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

I ZOO PACKAGES mANUFA CrURED TO.
1sOSO BACCO.-We have In $40 packages na n.
ueesured Tobacco Of various quses which We WIN
sell aud tke In payment Rank q Pylvanl notes at a. low
sEees a. toi the notes Of any Bank State HUM JAMES
ooIHet va ana CAry streets sells
GENUINB saVANs CIa . Rs, ofths Apsst brand.
ii a. ieessVed iroa SeV Orleans and Charleston also few
res and he ansst brands OF smoking and chewing To.
eseeo MADE DtuT store ia HsIn strsst
eor abovs Pes oGes. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
CAV VERDE GUANO.

CAY VERDE GUANO.
yHT undesgusd Gay Verde Suano and
amer report 81 analysis made By Professor Llebig
Repot:The sample Of Suano sent me, upon analysis
oun1 70 coDtAiH:
Inorgsnlc Matter, Gs,A
Yielding Hsnd and insolubls substances, 15a
Phos. IrcE and AluminA, OH
Fhospborio acid combined Silh line and HiE-
- nesiA, AN
Organic Matter, LIN
Capable Of producing; Ammonia, OF
Water nohtare, PAST
10000
The Phcsphoe Acid quoted above combined with lime ARD
'AsneA egnA 70 81 iT& cent Of Bone Phosphate Line
Rigned, a. A LHIiIG Pm DR..
have with the above uGno per cent Of the best Psruy
IN Guano and being DESTROYS Of introducing among the Farm
re, oser Il Tor sale, In small lots Al tta 80.
WIN. BRENT co.
lsT---l-- 18th RFeet. near Gary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
HUNT A. JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMI Agents the sale OF Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
tOOO packages nosior sale. tel2-bn
E1-Wueh.,er Republican, Stanton Spectator, and Freder
eEsburE News VIII copy ms and send bill TO Wig office
nVsSOLUTGDN OP CO-PARTNEggTHtP.-f
the death Of O H. HILL the concern o. DcESsos INT
10 dissolved adebted 70 said concern Will make
immediate payment The Of the concern vii be used
Il DICKINSON, Surviving
NAT. v. hill, Partners.
NO-p aRrNERSIlgP.-T subscribers have associated
the-1eIvrs together untr style rIcESsOs HUI for
he carrying The auction An1 mission business
or he sA Of Negroes old established stand OF Dickinson,
Nm TO- RIC-'D n. DICKINSON,
on4-H NAT B. HILL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
BOOK STORES.
New Books ! New Books {!
Received at A. D. INsLEEs,
No. 6O3 Market Street,


No. 6O3 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
llmlF BloGRAfHIga by Samuel smiles author of Sci
Help, $50
COrrAoRa OF TnE ALPS, by Miss johnson, author OF
Peasant Life in Germany. 1925.
LOUiEs LAST TENN Ar ST MARys Sl.OO.
Lars OF WASHINGTON, by Edward Everett. SlO0
lLIFE AND LETTERS EMLy O. JuD,OS, by a, q. Ken
drlrk. Sl.25.
GLACIERS or THE ALPS, by John Tyndail, illustrated
$40.
OVEN THE cLFPs by Charlotte chAntor sister Of chas
Kingsley. Sl0O
odRtoslTgs OF NATURAL IIisToRY, by auckland seeou
Series. SIPS.
CESAR BmorrRAU, from the French Of nonore De ia
$500.
REAsOS ASD The Bible, the Truth Of Religion, by
NJ. =. Squier siO0.
oDEs OF HORACE, blue and gold. 70 cents
ORDINATION ADDREssEs Of Bishop OrsfOrd. stOO
NATURAL lllsToRY by worthington Hooker nearly 20
Illustrations Sl.O0.
The KAsGAHoO HUNTERS by A. Bowman. IS cts
JACK IN FoRE CASTLE by llawser Martingale, ilu
trated. Sl25.
ADVENTURES ADAMS, Mouniaineer Grizzly Bear Hun
ter In California by Hilte s %.
LEoTURgs on THE PHYSICAL FORCES by Farraday illus
trated so cents ~ ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23

URINGnURsTs Extract Of Jamaica GingeT every mar.
Dan using this Ginger admit that there zone SUPERIOR
Manufactured and for sale by
myli. H. r. BRINqutIRgT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Orginai .Afll Greek

(Ongilai AIH Greek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CONTINUES TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA. |
~ hre on all descriptions Of property except marine
Th. Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in |
eur state being the rst to Introduce the pnncp
u.s. An the others mere limitations
attention to- the subject Of Mutual Insurance. which, II Is
believed has enabled the Managers to adjust aud dis
crmnaie between the different varieties Of property aud
risks as to render the membership the most equitable and
hiaaht Of any other Company IN the state
II does mol boast that l. has met with no loss OF only
one or two small losses during Its oxstence-whare the
Insurance List small tho losses needs be In pro-
it has paid $4,000 IN losses aud attendant expenses With
out single Of litigation; rarely Of difference Of
opinion and in anos all to the entire satisfaction
q the parties nsurad-aways within tho limits Of GO
days unless at the option Of the parties.
mas got the best and safest List of lusuranees OF any
other Company In the State.
i has less at hazard in any single risk, In proper
tca to us MEANS than any other Company In the State
II has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars Of In
surance offered to it, within the last three months either
jeets Of Mutual Insurance. aud merchandising this aud
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
% ~ bounds has INCREASED Its List Of assurances
HdLFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
y commences the year 1854 with amount real pro
lection to the community Of s2s2,O00
uuatded by surplus fund Of 5000
Total Protection. 1880 900
Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
! fresident-jEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and observation-disclosures MoCABR.
DIRECTORS:
Br0ndgiyHe Handfd-W William +. Ledge.
JhTiftana HHndTei--James Delaplaine.
Wilmington HHRdTen-- Jesse Sharpe, James Webb. &
St0tsenbuTg Samuel L.
MH Greek HipRrei-naiourt MrCabe
Nei0 tdsie HuRdftd-DAvid W. Genmill.
. White Clay Creek HunirFd-J. y. williamson
Pencoder Hrndred-Curtis II. Ellison.
~, Georges HuHdrsd-Iames BurnhAm.
a Rcd Lion HnHdfed-John o. CLARK
= SgiyrAa-Wiam Temple
: DaueT-llenry Todd
MfJord-Charles r. Fleming, Peter CAusey.
GsDrpefOpn-Chafes Tunuell.
Communications general business addressed to the
nndefsigned, Wilmington, post paid, will receive immo
D dlaie attention.
t@ ROBERT MoCABE NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23

w Mon'a call the attention of Gardeners and ofbers
n, ~ selected stock frosh Seeds consislins
th o,ufH, loar aud Agricultural Feeds cultivated bS
,es,, ~ , ~ st-ls men, b. lambeth & Son Those h
want OF good and reliabe seeds can lind them at d"
n,.r1 O. CHANDLER & SON
GIL Market strset
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
"The Mutual Live stock Insur-
ance Company Of the state
of HbeIaNYarpss

now tuly organized and prepared receive Appllca
L tiOnA to Insure all kinds Of Live Stock such Az
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP g.
II requires NO elaborate argument convince An intel
gent community of the Importance and pruprtt Of IJye
Stock Insurance. II will, it judged be sufficient simply
to call their attention to the subject
II tue CAREFUL calculating business man considers II
prudent 10 have his houses and merchandise Insured
why not his horse aud also7 Surely the latter ms an
Hem Of property is rs important I'm proportion to the
valued IN the former. ~
Indemnity from loss by fire only on Stock and Horses
has long been appreciated hut this Is the first Company
organized In the state for the purpose of nsuting ar
lv combined risks Of file. water, accident and DISEASE
and the hst company so far informed any hrr
organized Gu the mutual principle; tut II this pfincpe
has leen successfully aud economically Applsd 10 oher
characters OF Insurance. is well understood In tba
neghboriHg counties, II Is not why II may not be- an
piled with equal profit Ia this class
Inc names Of the Corporations and B0irl OF Dlrsetors
~ ahy rate furnish guarantee that abuse Of the pru
cipo VIII be suffered aud that the utmost care l,rnes
security aud economy will he consulted In Its annre.
mont "hs
Copies Of the act Of incorporation and Bylaws Of tho
Company ready for delivery, at the uce Of the ser
tay IN Wilmington. will be forwarded Ly mail on an
peaton to him. with address, and persons desrous after
lue inquiry OF insutng their stock aiding the enter
PRISE viii please forward memorandum of the probable
amount they may wish naured when proper agent will
due form. GEORGp n I0pnpiI "ti. .as s iu
ROBERT MeCADE, Secretary ''''u'"''
wilmington, Del, Jnly LIST, 1s5l-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
Iron Ratings, Verandahs. So

Having conpete and choice selection OF patterns b
believes his facilities superior to any rsisbishnnt IN
the state for ths particular branch and he feels warrant
Cemetery lots yards yeandahs viii give entire sssI
hcion. CHARLES STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
AT 70. s. Il. Buffers Book and Newspaper Store.
420 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story Of American Life by u. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
Harry HaTson by John T. Irving.
The Attorney, BY John 4. Irving.
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life. by Capt Wayne Reid.
Life Of General francis Marion.
EyefybOiy's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilherts Career
One Of Them. by Chas. Lover.
The First False Step, by REYNOLDS.
The Woman in White, by wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds of NuvelA al dime each
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspapers.
Books, Stationery aud Fancy Art cles or sale in
variety ~ ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
STEWARTIS F0UNnERY.

hiE nnd tsgnei having purchased the entire interest
i III the ssnuNDERY aud RAILING SHOP. &c., At the
CORNER Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, In this civ
y prepared to execute all orders that may be entrs,5 u
Lis care. 10y 99 N''i "H'eH 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23

II Is put up In Tin boxes accompanied with full drec
tlons for Price only 90 cents Per box $3.50 per
dozen. Sent everywhere by Express. directed
receipt OF the amount liberal deountto the trade.
Prepared only by DIR. ]. SlMAIS Il son,
SOLE PR0PRIETORs,
Fourth and Hing Streets, Wilmington, DEL.
ss-soll by Druggists and Country Merchants gene
rally. jan
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-23
GROCERIES,.
Grooeries, WHOLESALE and Retail

JACOB S. WELDIN
fka3s& RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF Whining.
ton, and the public generally that he has hand
& his old established stand, At the Of SEW
KNTl and KING ss general assortment Of well select
Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest prices
and on the most reasonable terms Having for number
Of years engaged In the business he respe fully In
ytes the public 10 call and examine his stock, he feels
conhdenti viii give satiston. f8
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-14
Served Him Right.

The Cairo correspondent of the n. Y.
Tribune says; -..
Mr. James D. Pulley, a member Of the
Illinois Legislature, from Williamson Co,
was arrested at home yesterday, and bro't.
to Cairo under military guard. He was
charged with actively fomenting treason;
aiding in the formation of company Of 30
men. who left Williamson county week
ago, to join the Rebel army, aud making
strong speech Of encouragement to them
just before their departure.
Mr.. Pulley admitted the speech, but de-
nicd expressing Secession sentiments in it,
and in fact claimed that he was Union
man. He evidently expected that his case
would be Immediately disposed Of by ad-
ministering the oath Of allegiance, and then
setting him at liberty. But Gen. Prem
tiss, after hearing him patiently gave this
verbal decision: From evidence on file
in this office there is strong reason to be-
lieve that the charges against you are true.
| beg you to understand that nothing gives
Inc more pleasure than the arrest of do
mcstic traitor. We have had trouble
enough with men of that class; and it is
time for them to learn that no treason will
be tolerated in the State of illinois. When
the witnesses are procured, you will be
placed on examination; all reasonable fa-
cilities for defence will be afforded you,
ana if guilty, you will be handed over to the
proper authorities, and punished as a trail
tor to your country. In the meantime you
are a prisoner, and will be employed upon
our Notifications Guard, take this man
to the guard-house, supply him with q
shovel and wheel barrow, and keep him
at work upon the rcdoubt." AS man OF
intelligence and positiOn-a leading spiri'
MIR. Pulley was evidently the right per-
son to make an example Of. 1t will have
healthy influence upon the few but ac
tive traitors who still infest Southern IL
linois.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-14
Prospects of the Crops.

The Secretary of the Iowa Agricultural
Society, in report just published, speaks
thus encouragingly of the prospects of crops
in that State:
The breadth of wheat sown in the State
is about onc.fourth more; of corn nearly
one-fifth more, and pork for market there
will be at least one-third more than in
1860. And Of the crop Of corn Of 1850,
there appears to be over one-thlrd, and o.
wheat over one-fourth on hand. That Il.
indications for q good crop of wheat were
never better, and that the yield would full
ly equal that of last year, l6 bushels to the
acre as the average of the State; and that
about one-half of the corn-was planted by
the 18th of May.
In addition to the above that all the &C.
real crops indicate an excellent yield; that
preparations are making for a greater
breadth of Sorgham and Imphee than in
any previous year; that much of the land
has been seeded with clover and timothy
probably double that Of any previous year:
In short, that the farmers are working and
seeding as much land, and perhaps more,
than they may find force enough to secure
the yield therefrom.
The result of the above is, that the pres
ent prospective product of this State for
the year 1861, bcyand our home cons!ump-
ton, for wheat, hogs and beet, will be
worth $40, 600, r.. IS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-14
~ pa For the ehronicle. y
Wen Fray for YOr".s.:. !. :. !
.p9 ,rbaA S. MORGAN. d"

'.I .tf.T - IA
Go brothers, go, 60 strong bsFe. .mehs ava
We could not bid you bucs bssia~5c,'' sd'
Until our cause Be won; . '&EH -
The banner Of ourhopss uplift, -
Unsulliod lett loved folds dr3t. q. =
Der hearts which beat as oodS ssA
While traitor arms may search in,yaiu fn
qheglory Of each star TO stain, ~ ~.
Yen bear it proudly through; ~
Our hands too weak, too frail TO share
In coming strife, shall clasp in pray'r
Full oft, dear ones for,you.
Then 60, although ye leave behind
Hearts which will joy, nor gladncss, find
Until the work be o'er.
And cheeks which pale cen now with fear
Lest when the glad return draw near,
Some loved one come no more.
AYE 60" from many n pallidlip
These freighted words will sadly slip,
From hearts full loyal too
AYE go and God be with you thore,
Shield you, and hold you in his care"
All, thus weU pray for you.
Leon, Wis, May = 'Gl.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-14
Army Worm,

The ravages of this terrible destroyer are
perfectly appalling. 1t has "cleaned out"
nearly all the meadows in the Southern
part of the county, and has been steadily
advancing northward. The wheat fields
and meadows in the immediate vicinity of
our city are black with the pest and every
spear may possibly be destroyed. There
seems to be no adequate protection against
the enemy, and the loss it has occasioned
to farmers of our country may be estima-
ted by thousands of dollars.-1erra Haote
Express. .... ..-