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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-11-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNillS is to give notice. that the subscriber
L. of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Jacob Reynolds, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the saline. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 3Ist
day Of October 1862; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 2d day OF October. 1861
BENJAMIN G. REYNOLDS,
Administrator Of Jacob Reynolds; deed.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Oct. ID, 1SGl-Gw.
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COLLECTORS

of 1860. and prior years, whose accounts
remain unsettled, are notified to attend and
make settlement Of the same at this meeting
in order to enable the Beard to discharge
the claims Of Road Supervisors and others
now due. BY Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
Oct &C. lS6l-3w Clerk.
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MANHOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just Published in n Sealed Envelope: A LECTURE on
the NATURE, TREATMENT, and RADICAL CURE Of
Spcrmaorlhn'a. or Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility
Nervousness AMI Involuntary Emissions. producing
iinr"tcncy, Consumption: and Mental and Physical
Debility. by EoBT. j. CULNERWELL, NJ. b.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
sciiaise may he cfectuay removed without internal
medicines or the dangerous applications Of castics
instruments, inciicatcd b"usies, and tther empirical
""vis"s is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new ana highly successful treatment. adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by means Of which
every one Is enabled to himself perfectly. and Mt
the least possible cost, thereby ndvcng all the alver
fused iSrlms of TIE ,ny The lecture will prove I,pn
to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal I'M plain envelope, to any address
r"srrND on the receipt Of two postage siiups. by adj
dressing Dr. tH. j. c. KLINE, III Bowcry Ncw-Ynrk
Post office nX 4.-S6. ranril 10 1SGl-1y
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

To The Voiers Of tie III Election District:
T offer myself as Candidate for the Office
l. Of Justice Of the Peace, and solicit your
votes ANDREW ORR.
Oct IL, tS6l-te,
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NOI.I(,E

THE Comfy Commissioners will meet at
L their Office in Elkton, on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, November 18th and 18th, next.
to close up the business Of their term of
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For CONSTBI,E.

r hereby eftr myself as an Independent
i Candidate for the Office of Constable in
the Ord Election District
LIB. ANDERSON.
Sent 81 1SGl-te
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POSTAGE STAMPS.
TO all whom il NAV Concern,

DEING at war with " all the world and the
ID rest Of mankind, - and having been Eonl-
mated by the Peace Party, for the office of
Constable for the 9th Election District of
Cecil county by said party, and disclaiming
having any connection with said party, de.
cline having my name used by the said Peace
Party in such Il peaccabc way.
SAMUEL PADDOCK,
Zion Oct % 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE,

i at his residence, near Pcrryvillc, Cecil
county, Nd,
On FRIDAY, The Sh day Of Nsrember,
The following property to-wit:
~ FIVE HEAD OF WORK HORSES,
I'M ONE YOKE OF OXEN, s.-~~-- -,
1N SEVEN HEAD fMILCH s@oi
COWS, 20 head Of Young Cattle. VI "
from ycarlngs to four years old. Also A lot
of SIiOATS.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of six months
will he given on all sums over ten dollars.-
For sums Of ten and under, the cash will be
required.
% Sale to commence AT 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
JOHN STUMP,
Nov. 2, 1861. Ferry Point.
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MULES LOST,

~ Mules LOST. A ~
CTRAYED from Perryville, Md, on tho
y 10Th of October, two Gray MULES,
about IA hands high, branded on the hip with
the letter T. A liberal reward viii he paid
for one or both, at Cunningham IIeusc,
Pcrryville. HARRISON TOMPSON.
Oct 10, 1S6l.--3Ws
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Fall and Winter Goods
OF Desirable STYLES at Old Prices

CONSISTING, in part, ofDRESS SILKS
~ in variety; ALL-WOOL POPLINS :,
FRENCH MERINOES Brocaded Meri-
noes; Thibct Cloths All Wool and Mixed
Dclancs Plaids; Alpacas; Ginghams;
Prints; Flanncls, assorted; Black and
Colorcd Cloaking Cloths Cluaks, Ready.
Made; Shawls; Muslins; T,ckings Hosiery;
Gloves; Notions; Trimmings, &c.
The public are invited to call and examine.
Oct 5, lS6l-3w' BENZ. +. MAY.
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GROVER y BAKER MACHINES,
MAKISG THE
GROVER s. BAKER STITCH.

These justly celebrated machines adapted to
all the wants of the household and manufac-
tory, continue to maintain the pre-emincnce
which the almost universal verdict of the
pubic has awarded them The we'll known
Strength, Elasticity and Durability
OF the Grover & Baker Stitch will always
insure for these machines the preference for
family use, and for the manuf.cture of such
goods arc intended for wcar-for use and not
for show.
Wherever the Grover 4 Baker Stitch Machines
have been exhibited and fairly judged in com
petition with the leading Sewing Machines in
the market, including the Wheeler l. Wilson,
they have invariably borne off the lrs premium.
This assertion is confirmed by the decision
of the Committees of the State Fairs of
Illinois, Ohio and Michigan,
recently held, which awarded the first premium
to the Grover 4 Baker Machine over all others
in competition.
Oct 26 lS6I-tJ15.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERs.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
~ trcspass upon the premises Of the sub
scribers, with Dog or Gun. Any person so
offending will positively be dealt with accord
ing to law. JOHN D. MICIIENER,
A. j. MICHENER. EY
10th mo. 18th, l86l,-llh. MIND
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

TO The Voters of the Ord Election District:
T offer myself as a Candidate for the office
i of Justice Of the Peace, and solicit your
votes. JOHN OWENS.
Sept 81, ISGl-te.
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FOR ROAD SUPER VISOR.

TllE undersigned offers himself as an
l. independent Candidate for Road Super
visor IN the Second Election District Of Cecil
county, and it elected pledges himself to the
strictest performance of his duty.
Oct 5, lSgl-tc' LEWIS BOULDEN.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
TN view of the unsettled condition of COM
l. mercial Affairs, and the absorption of my
entire capital in the credit business, am
compelled to announce that, on and after the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, next, l shall
adopt the CASH SYSTEM.
propose to Sell at very small advance
and shall require Cash, or an equivalent, for
all sales. r. &. REESE.
Elkton, Aug. "a, 18Gl-3m.
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WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

+ offer myself to the Voters Of the Third
L Election District, as an independent Cam
didate Tor Road Supervisor, and respectfully
solicit their support; plcdging myself In
case of election to perform faithfully fhe
duties of that office. 7. HOWARD DAVIS.
Sept Il, lS6l-te.s
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
NOTICE.

TNIIE undersigned would announce that
l. he has sold to Mr.. j. p. Cantwell the
entire Machinery and Appnrtenances of the
Elktop Iron Foundry, Including the exclu-
svo Patent Right to manufacture and sell his
Patent Economical Plow for Cecil county,
Md and certain otacr priv ileees in Kent
county. Nd; and while he respectfully
returns thanks to bis former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona ge,
under the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
Mar 2, 1861. j. HECKENDORN.
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CARD!

TlIE undersigned having just returned
j from the city with n well selected STOCK
of CLOTHS. MERS and VESTINGS,
now ofirrs to CASH customers Goods at
greatly reduced PRICES, . doors west of
Mitchcl's Drug store, Elkton Md.
w. G. GROW,
Oct 10. lSGl-tf.
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OILS! OILS. TLS,!!-Machnc Oil. Sperm
~ OIL and Meats Foot Oil, received this week,
ut X. Il. MAYS,
July 90 In the Hollow ~
6 VX1ORKING OF TIIE CASH SYSTEM. -
w The very hes, quality of Coal Oil reduced
in price from $l.l2 per gallon to so cents per
gallon. at R. + MAYS.
Aug 81, 1861. In the :. Hollow"
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MILITARY.
MARYLAuDERs, RALLY \
Volunteers WANTED
FOR TIE
LIST Eastern Shore Regiment
.r. .I. JF
HOME GUARD.

T have been authorized by TIE War Department
L 1T Washington to have enrolled and mustcrc
into the service Of the United States Regiment
of Infantry In net M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
The Tree Cotton.
DISCUSSION At me rARuEa's clUB.

DISCUSSION AT THE FARMER's cLUB.
At the regular meeting on Friday, the
9th September, Mr.. Kemble from about
a dozen miles north Of Baltimore, Mary
land, presented a specimen Of hardy cot
ton tree four We. rs old, now growing at his
residence ia Maryland.
1t had adiameter Of about one and half
or two inches, close texture and smooth
back, not unlike some of eur hardy small
trees. lie says it was produced from seed
gathered in The mountains Of Peru, and
would undoubtedly prove quite hardy a.
far North rs Lake Ontario.
His trees are now ten to twelve feet HIGH
grow twelve pounds Of cotton, ana when
Six years old will ripen seed for reproduc-
ton.
That which greatly increased our inter-
est was The quality Of the product Of the
tree cotton. When compared with the
middling cotton from Mississippi, now
worth twenty-five cents per pound, this
was found to be far superior; whittier, long
er fibre, softer and q near approach to the
best Sea Island cotton.
Mr.. Kemble thought the seed could not
be obtained short IF the mountains Of Peru
but when obtained, we at the Ncuh could
raise our own cotton anywhere The exhi-
bition excited much interest at this paui.u-
lar time
-4nother correspondent reports the next
regular meeting, as follow:
A gentleman present, who at the pre-
yious meeting had given q statement ia re-
gard to the perennial cotton tree, found by
him in Chilli, South america, was request
Ell by some Of the members to repeat il.
lie presented two specimens: first billet
Of NO a about an inch and half il diam
eter, from 4 tree Of FIVE years growth, raised
bv him in Maryland, and secondly some Of
the cotton produced BY this tree, and.w which
was PRONOUNCED by good judges present,
as greatly superior To the herbaceous cotton
Of the Southern States. 1t will bear at the
ace Of three years, and produce an annual
crop FIR more than forty years He was
tod ~ a reliable person in South 44meei.
CT, that they could raise two thousand
pounds per acre; but he was not himself
quite 50 sanguile, though he had no doubt
that from twelve to fifteen hundred pounds
ctn he easily realized. As he neared the
trophies lie found that the cotton tree was
nofas regular in bearing rs in colder re-
gions, where il was as uniform as the pro-
duction Of grain here"
II IS a beautiful tree, with variegated aud
fragi. vt blossors. and viii flourish in any
Northern climate not TOO cold for Indian
corn" ~ T. Observer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
Duel Between Pockets,

A Washington correspondent Of the Ne
troit Tribune tells the following "yan:
A good story is in circulation here, but
which has not yet got into the papers AS
it ], TOO good to be lest, put it IN shape
for print. for the benefit Of all whom il
may concern:
One Of the Michiganders being out on
advanced picket duty, few days ago,
came in sight Of a South Carolina rebe,o
similar duty, when The following dialogue
and duel took place:
Miengau.-'IIello, South Carolina, how
are you to-day Y
South Caolina.-"Pretty well, thank
YOU: how ire all the Yankees! Z"
M.-"so, 50. WHAT'S the news over in
Dixie|
S.-"NotlIing il particular, only we've
cot some iihes now that wil out-shoot your
Yankee guns--aIl hollow"
M.-"Don't believe that yarn. You Sc
ceshers brag too much Can't fool your
pap On that trigger"
S.-"Suppose, then you and Just take
few private passes at each other to settle
that little question. What say you"
M.-"Agreed. Forty rods and three
shots EACH"
The question then arose as to Tie pre-
leminaies, DC, there being no parties pres-
ent to act IS seconds. These, however,
were soon settled by South CaroIna giyiag
Michigan gold dollar for the first three
shots The parties then took their posi-
tons, and South Carolina blazsd away bis
three shots al Michigan, who stood erect
ana pointed out to South Carolina the di.
rection each Of his shots had takcn. Mich
igan escaped unhurt and Gow came bis
turn to fire. South Carolina, to bis credit
be it said stood erect aud received Miehl-
gan's first Slot IN the tagh, which brought
him down fiat on the erouud.
"IIelle, old fellow none 1f That" said
Michigan. mo dodging the question.
Stand up Ike a man VII yon! I'ou ore
me- t,go more Did good shots, and you
must pay them, mind That, or no more
about etiaalry"
But South Carolina having one leg bro
ken by The Miclligan's unerring Mimic mus
ket, could not stand On both pegs Of his
chivalry, and therefore sqaaited, and thus
cheated our MichigsnAer out Of "two id
good s6otsf" aud ended this funny inn
prolnptn duel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
one Good Effect Of the War.

The financial editor Of the Boston Id
uertiser thus speaks Of the present state Of
our public affairs:
The war appears TO be introducing q
system Of economy in the country which It
is to be hoped viii continue after quies sbalI
be restored. The decline of imports for
tie year viii probably exceed Sl75,o0o,-
600, and The exports will show a large ia-
crease exclusive Of Gotten. The heavy i'm
poitarons Of previous years have been such
that thy people, in, the present state Of az
fairs, are very wiling to dispense with, be-
ing composed largely ccartieles Of lpxary,
manufactured cotton and WOODEN goods,
silks, DC, TO the exclusion Of much home
manufactures. We are importing very liz
tle besides The necessaries 81 lie anu such
as cannot b. produced in the United
States
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
4 Decision affecting Merchants.

Late Washington specials have the fol-
Loving: "The Provost Marshafs Court Of
Alexandria has made decision to day
which will gladden. the hearts Of Northern
merchants. The substance of the decision
is, that our brethren of Dixie must pay
their debts. The question came up at the
curt to day, assistant 1djutant General
BRERsE, Of Gen. MoNTGoMERY's staff, pre-
siding. One your Broadway merchants
complained that an alexandria dealer had
POSSESSION of his goods, and would neither
pay for them nor return them The dlex-
andran was brought up forthwith, aud I'M
dertook to pleai some Of the old Virginia
STAY laws. The Provost Judge seouldn't
see it, in that light, and decided the case
by summarily ordering Provost Marshal
GRlFFITHs to take possession Of the prop
erty, and to return to the original ownei
such portions as he could identity. Pro-
vost Marshal GRIFFITHs has, therefore, in
his possession about $4,000 worth Of
Northern goods, mainly belonging to New
York merchants, which are in the stores Of
dlexanGiia, which stores are locked with
KEYS. and which keys are in the possession
Of :he .eforesaid Marshal. The same sum
mary Justice Is dealt out to the liquor deal
.qs who are shown to have had any hand
in the inebriation Of recruits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

Real AND personal PRoPERrT TO BE
CosFIscArED. -Elohert Muray, Y. ,. Mar
sha, came 20 Washington this evening"
having been summoned here on impoftan;
business connected with his Office. The
Government has determined to commence
proceedings forthwith for the contiseatlon
Of the resll and personal property ct per-
sons known 10 be siding the rebels. ih-
formation has been lid in a number OF CIR
ses. and they will be at once pressed to
trial aud determinations Washington dis
patch to N. \. Herald,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06


Me-sYs, N. r. Taine, +. G. Spencer,
and w. s. Thompson, Of the Genesce Oil
Company, returned last Sunday night.
from visit to tue Tar Farm Oil Tract, in
the town Of Cornplater, Venango county,
Pa.
While il The Oh region, our townsmen
bad ali opportunity % witness tile terrible
vet magnificent effects produced by the ig-
milton Of the crude gases which escape
from anewly ol,oned shaft The men who
were boring. struck oil at a depth of about
four hundred feet, and before they could
withdraw the drll. or extinguisli the fires
under the boiler Of 4 steam engine used to
work the boring apparatus, an immense
/ iet Of oil and gas, mingled, sprang into the
ajr. The sas fas forced in lateral drec-
ton, fir enough t. communicate with the
flames il the furnace, and an explosion Of
terrific vehemence took place. A perfect
sheet of fame f3r moment ovcrspread
the earn for some distance around, and
then the ascending column Of oil tooiS fire.
The spectacle was iuconceivabIy grand and
imposing, particularly after night fad.-.
Tie force Of tie Jet wan such a. to sen!
the oil to a height Oh one hundred and fifty
feet. Il was literasi5 fountain Of fire.
Tie explosion occaiaed At s o'clock
Wednesday morning. and when The Roch-
ester party Jeff, tie well was Still on fire.
pleasures were being adopte4 to SUPPRESS
the flames. -Four men @ere seriously
burned !,s The accident; one Jf them SO
BNaaly, that heis not expected to live
4 420chester DeEa0crat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

Cassius NJ. Clay, our Minister u re-
STA, has iatmated IS the government That
i'll view Of the threatening attitude 4 ne
rebels, he would prefer g surrender his
commission as Representative to iSissia.
aad enter the army in active dstenee Of
the Government. The cabinet has ting SUI
ieet under consideration, AMI Kentuekians
here are auxious for the return Of the gal
lant Cassius.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
~ The State of Ohio has IN stole

fy be STATE q ONO has n Stole
wighia sixty miles of Cincinnati, over q hit
csn tons 81 musket and cannon powder, q
taevery best quality that EN- 30 manufac-
turel THIS II being he'd fof any emer
gency that nay occur. THE State anthos-
tiles are maAing ample preparations to Sc
cure the safety Of ths cities aud towns 20
the border, il case ola threatened iaya-
sion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
nsE-Tha Harfean Elnirration Sham.

E4TThe Haytean Emigration Scheme
is beginning to be looked upon by many
colored people as aifording the most pfacti-
cable means for the elevation and indepen-
dence Of their race. Instecd Of remaining
here to be kicked and caEfed, abused and
insulted. and debarred from al honorable
employment. they can haze free hoines in
Hayti, where people Of their own raee bear
rule, and whore equal sociai add political
recognition awaits them. Last Saturday
400 able-bodieds aud Intelligent .calsrel
Americans leit New York to colonzc 10
Hayti. and 500 are already engaged 10 fofm
the next colony, whici will depart ia No
vembcr Hundreds ars Going TO cultivate
free cotton, thus It once achieving conn &
tence fer themselves, and helping strikeiln
elective blow ior the emancipation of tlieir
fellov-men now in bonlage Success 70
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

PRAYER ron FRsMoSr. I'm one Of the
Troy pulp;ts, on Sunday Inst, the pastor
made a special prayer for Gen. fremont
whom he alluded 10 as "a man Detwee :
two fifes-the eueinv il front and Z eis-
tTustfal and slsnlsrsus people behind
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
Alpo all The most approved ana popular
PATENT n13lL IeoIN rs,

such as Judson's Morse's, Railways McFanes lees,
Cebb's BqandretlIs, WEIGHTS, Ayefs. Sradiug's,
Task and Fennisn0ge's Pills and Medicines.
Also Hive syrup, Arabian IMMINENT, Gargliug OF,
Cod Liver Oil Bfsisn Oil iiaxium 0i gateman' )
Drors g;saffev's Cordial Barnptts Cpcoaine SrowI4
Bronchial Tsochas, WhItcanibS Asthma Remedy, ba-
VIZ Pain killer Woods Hair Restorative, AH"siy..s
CoFtia Eagminative Cordial, Nhoiest saa hiarftoaa
Isaaledg res, Aye Water AlpH ~iheis>. eeftti
BitserS Carriers Spanish Mfxiure Wafs aiS't alsan !
tse,lit.a,, Feeders INK Powders Tooth powteIs.
reag Pawdces aud Caapilor Ice, ths last two mails
the sgin sD4t AMI teaunu; Tgssses alla Syfpges n
aen' and Il keith Co.'s GeseAsaisd ExfsaciS ans
Concentrated medicines Pens aad Holders srnclisf
Paper, Envelopes and Ink, Bird seed and Fish lone,
higny scented soaps aud 5ne PeFsumery, Steel 9fane
Glasses Alcohol hcr0seneOil of hest qai1 ~ very
low pssee-, ts las asaiele atiea aot ezpase,
pruperty OF some Samples
Also Bi0ingef's Pnse Port Wine. Iandan DeeA' Gan,
ana sid KenSncks Bop4hon ier Aielieal uses on.
Also the best qus.sty ot Cigars, Wholesale and rsisl
Also Wine wsrras.ted 10 be tile pure jaies q the
rYaps AIsoF ssr 4 yeightmans hae cesnlesls aI'd
Medicines Also Safgicas, postetry and lganIai la-
stiunents 1T Manufacturers prices. Aso Mehsai anu
Surgical BOOTS At publishers prices rafgsuiaf al
fenfioD given to PFescgi ptvns sn fraccs q
LANCASTER, Jaiy ssh, 1854, 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06


SORGHUM TRIUMPHANT IN NORTHERN
ILLINOIS Cine Of the greatest triumphs
Of the year Over Secessiondom has been
gained by the farmers Of Illinois ia tie
successful Of vide growth Of Chinese
Sugar Cane. II is estimated that in La
Sa le county there is enough raised to
make u syrup for home consumption, anil
have some to spare. There are eight or
ten cane mills in fall blast in Ottowa and
Immediate vicinity, and how many are run
ming III other parts Of the county, We can
sQhly guess from accounts of the amout Of
Isorgbum raised The number must be ov-
er fifty, and perhaps hundred. Zach
mill will make M average Of one and 4
half barrels daily, making at least seventy
five barrels Of syrup day il the az
gregate, and GLOWING The season Of opera
tons to be thirty days, which is probably
short enough estimate, and we have, ~
the lowest calculation, about 2,250 barrels
for the seasons make, or about two gd-
Ions to every man, woman aud child in Che
county. That Is pretty sweet, but the sue
cess Of sorghum has been made csItain,
and the prospect Of a southern supply be-
ing precarious by the rebellion, the culture
of sorghum viii be stimulated, 50 that Is
will soon become one Of the principle sta
pies Of Iiliuois. - 05iawa Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

QEsix nlern!,rs Of che Illinois de.ega-
ton IS Congrsss ars in tha 'faa'Ss Of ths
defenders Of Their country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06

Ezr Tie negro ia Cs.nada are enigrat-
ing il large numbers e Hayti. One huns
drsl and forty q II left Chatham last week,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-06
nR. LUDWIG.
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Offers his services to the community in curing Acute
aud Chronic Diseases in the most speedy, sa anu PSF
manept manner Dr.. Thompson may be consulted aaiiy
GA an diseases Of the human system Persons lvlng at
aastance can do so BY letter, and by Iucloshg req
stamp thew will receive an answer
Particular attention given 70 female Complaints ohli
dren's Saases and diseases OF the Eye
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