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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

re- 4 letter writer from Naples says
STANDING on Castle Elmo, | drank in the
whole sweep of the bay" What swal
low he must have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
ElARELSON NURSERYl
LANCASTER, WIS.


The subscriber ayng purchased the HARRISON Nur-
ssry OF Mr.. Holloway, situated miles south Of Lam
caster, offers to sell of he trees, ranging
From year oIds to 2 year. olds, at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
And as the and yesr~olds are large TO be
safe to stand another year in the Nursery tacy will be
sold even lower than younger trees; the following
rates are Gxed for this spring:
and year olas ri $1,000 per 1oo in lots = 10 or
upwards.
3 and year-olds at $500 per 100.
2 rear olds, very eheap.
Among the varieties arr the following:
Gallinower, 20 or Tippin, Talman Sweet,
Golden Russell, FallSWaar, Holland Pippin,
ST Lawrence, Male carl, - Early Harvest,
20 OF. Apple, Northern Spy, baldwin,
Spitzenberg. Sweet B0ugh, fall Pippin,
Green sweet Columbian Russell Fameuse Snow,
Winter Genetiu, Winter Swaar, Summer Queen,
Golden Sweet Winter Peamain, Belmont,
WisconsinNative Iamlo, Early Strawberry,
And others, ia all oyer1oo varieties
Also, Siberian Grab Appcs-Yellow and Crimson,
with plums Grapes, anaFolher trees
These trees we're an Grated by and under direction
Of the Iaie Albert Miles, decd, Of the best Nur
serrnian in the country,
The HARRISON Nursery stands on the open prairie.
and thu older trees stcod IrOugA the hard winters of
'55 and &c. and appearas hardy as forest trees.
The Nursery covers seaie 10 acres of land which
want for farm purposes and therefore wish TO sell the
trees as dc not wish continue the Nursery business
s. j. Girls W0LD.
Boice Prairie Markh 25th, 1851. allow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
SLIGO AND TYRONE
Iron and Hardware Store.

The administrators of tho estate of NICHOLAS
DOWLIN are now offering to the public the tIargesi
stock Of lron Steel Hardware, &c, in the Northwest
which will be sed at lower prices than can be bought
of the manufacturers and parties desiring 10 purchase
will co well to call aud examine the entire stock Of
Over 500 900 worth Of Iron, Steel, Hardware.Gc.
must now be closed out consisting in part of
Iron All sizes, Bar, Bundle, Slab and Sheet Iron.
ei-All Sizes Cast, Pillow, E. B., A. B., German
aud TIE Cork
Nails - to cod, Spikes. Wrought, Horse slsoe
Nils
Chains Gable. Log, Ok Trace, Pump Jack, &c.
Tin Plate Copper, Brass, Zinc, Babbet, Block Tin,
Wire &c.
ssos es -ParlOr, Heating and Cooking. with VITA
out Tripsmngs.
Castings Hollow Ware, Pump Reeds, Door and Gate
Rollegs, sleigh Shoes, &c.
Tiniaens Machines and Tools, in sets separately.
Tinnets Stock ia general.
Carpenters Taols coopers Tools, Edge Tools, Circu
lar Saws Mill Saws Hand Saws &C. Scissors and Shears
Farming Utensils Blacksmiths Tools Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlery, Scales, Sc.
A great variety of HOU1E TRIMMINGS, snch as
Iatches. Butts, Window Fssts, ETC. Wagon Hubbs,
AxeIs Springs Tin Ware, in fact, almost every thing
usually kept in General Hardware and Iron Store,
from a Tacf to AnriL"
Address all orders to
JOHN B. FRENCH, Agent.
GaIena, H., March lst 1861. S9-4m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

Mrs. WYNANs.-Ihis lady died a few
days since at Baltimore. Her husband,
Thomas Wynans, is immensely wealthy,
and Mrs. w. was in the habit Of distribz
uting $4,000 to $4,000 yearly among
the poor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

.srTbecomn u lication de ] n d o print,
i erispia and headed sWhat are
~, Y ,lg,oas about" fails to advise us Of
ny :. n.me Of writer and therefore goes I'M
!. tba table. This rule ought to be under
I'D bv all persons as intelligent as the
liar seems to be.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

-, GREEN Observation-Disclosures Of
~ .ofeommencement, terms, DC, Of
lDS ~ ,,lant school will be seen in the
,,s,tisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
EARM FOR SALE.
A BE- RGAIN.

a BE re AIN.
viii sell my farm, mile south Of Tafton, contain
ing four hundred acres-one bundled aud forty
acres in cultivation aud the balance timber and prarie
the timber is the best in the eountry IL Is well water
ed failing springs and altogether as good farm
as there is in the country Price, S14 per acre.
Tafton sApril l. 1861. G. H. GREER.
d2m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
Ao LIE b

-
TRUAy-Narch 81 al his Fidence near Cassville, OF
lung fever, Mr.. J. -. 1ruax aged 81 years.
Co0K-In Lancaster siar4 90 Frederick, infant son
OF John and Missouri C&ok Gged months, p days
II aDARNELIe-In HuIriA Il Grtye March p, O. nAa-
atom of the throat, Mes A.. son Of Moses w. and
Nsney Darnel, aged 10 u hrs and 10 months
CoLL1ER-In Little ErAt, March 81, Mrs Sarah
Collier wido of VIM &Colkr, deed, aged 81 years.
Deceased was native ri Dul%am cognty England and
came to shis country A yearsRgo.
sMITH-In Gienhess en- Mardh 20, Melvna, daughter
Of Edward and Cath$ine SmitA aged one ear.
YOUNG-Narch II ut the residence Of Mr. JOS Young
one mile sonth-esft of Vinonk Iowa, Mary Francis
Young, daughter Ri Miles K Ydug, of Glen Haven,
Wis, in the nine& Zenith year Of heAage.
HOrE-In Life Grant, Marcel 9Th Mrs. Margaret
Hope aged 81 4ns 4
She was horu& In the North OF knd and cane to
America IA ye ago and settled on the little Grant,
in this county, nd there died. She HI been member
Of the Method 81 Church for 81 years.
WALKER Ma Lancaster, March 80, III Typhoid Fee
yer Plnma EGeEa, youngest danghtet of Alexander
and Lucinda H. Walker, aged years, Ihoa and days
bmetimes think her pleasant smiles,
fui on me sweetIy fall;
Hsr tones of lore family hear
siy name in sadness call.
lknow that she is happy,
With her angel plumage on,
BID my heart is very desolate,
N think that she is gone. Con-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

re- George Nicolai, the private Secre-
tary of President Lincoln, is printer, and
is well known in Illinois Tor the active part
he took in ferriting out the stupendous
Matteson Frauds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

Fnp SAFE AT THIS OFFICE--JUsT RE-
1865 reow Hsw YogK Justices Dockets, School
nzt,Ses Records school Registers Acct Books Pocket
Nemoraasaums Drawing Cards, Finest Envelopes and
Note faper -afr sale below former prices Af the HER
aid CHce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

Dg- On the third Of March, in all prob
ability, twenty millions Of serfs in Russia,
at one and the same hour, ceased to be
.property.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

COOPER WANrED.-D. Oliver wants a
Cooper to make flour barrels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

Eg Charles Sumner says of the In
augural, " 1t is hand Of steel in a glove
OF velvet
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

Eg-Books relating to America, are said
by the London Atheneum, to find better
market in London than in Boston or New
York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

EgA As evidence Of the healthiness Of
Nantucket, Mass, it is stated that among
the 600 voters in the town, $50 are upward
of seventy years Of ace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04

EE-In China the natives call az Eng
lishman i say a Yankee would be call
ed i guess
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
= DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on
vnicanized Rubber base, also gold and

II-ELJ ". H. DIT y
yutcanized Rubber is intrsically and -eminenty
to all styles 10 point Of comfort utility, ap-
aearsnce ana dafabiifg 1t Is mperishabe, resisting
The action or oils, snphurc and mufisle ACIDS, nor
liable 70 eorrode 10 way affected ny the SALIVA
or acids Of the stomach. neither By hot liquids.
Ii forms one Individual Piece Of mechanism with
soIlity and accuracy agmost equal 70 nature having
no creyices FL the lodgent Of teoa, It secures purity
az III. mouth and costs no aofe than good silver job
Specimens dc Yuicanxed huhhef, and Gold and silver,
can nlaaYs be seen my office where all oDntai1ons
ia either Surgical and MeeAeaica Deafssirg
are executed with skill
e-ssRe NIB W. H D. will be IN attendance at his
gs al lines OF the year. except the FIRST two weeks e.
Nav whom lid positively will be at lancaster to extfa
sll ean and insert Teeth, vulcanized rubber aud
ans, baso Also have specimens Of all the different
styles or artificial Teeth
I,Sisa i'll PIatGeyi.Ie, Main Street.
nnr lancaster Room, al the Mansion House.
March II, 1861. sv-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
LOCAL AlAFrnRs.
LANCASTER MAILS.

r,asdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
lancaster ueS $3.50 zaIena Returns Monday,
Lsa, for Platteslle evening" Leaves Lancaster for
b ~, and Frda Point, wednesdays and Sat
re- returns AND sridaysat a. M
,,Isia a. = = wBsrER
,fondavs and Fridays at p. m. for
.,ss Lancaster ~ CHEN. Returns Tuesdays and
md Prsifis ~ caves Lancaster for Beetown
fsloa At II o. y, and Fridays at i. m. Returns
u ca'' ~. s'pd Saturdays at = M
TsIpesday xoRr HERN
Mondays and THURSDAYS at a m
,..,e, Lancaster Boscobel. Returns, Tuesdays and
Tddsysa' eoUTnE RS.
.r wednesdays and Saturdays at
,..,ss t.a ss II ,. q. on same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
PREMIUM HARNESS SCI DIP
Below and Opposite the Herald Office.

Better work cannot be found any whore in the West,
either fol beauty or durability Customers come all
the way from Galena Dubuque Mineral Point, Prairie
du Chen many miles in other directions to get
they say,
THE NEATEST AND BEST HARNESS THAT CAN BE
GOT UP.
Farmers and Transfers who wish get work that will
be satisfactory for strength, comfort, and 'wear and
Is--tf, It'd. COLLINS, Lancaster. wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-04
.sIRAY HEIFER.

STRAY HEIFER.
Taken up by the subscriber, residing II me lown q
Millvilis on lands ID BY him in said scwi', on g
about lie 18th day az May, 1861, ore brsadI0 hetsr
Nth "a underbt OF the right and crop on Ing
left and 1bont one year old st the time v..xrxv
Mlvulc, Wisconsin, March 2s, 1861. S2-st
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
-~zS $50 lssr
Resignation.

!.eantior Clark. who hssy ere1ita-
by filed the Office Of County .Ia,lrc in
this county for the pas. 3 year, ana !.
half has seen iit ut the present r..,etins
Of the Board Of Supervisors {, resign
TIA. office.
When he came INTO Office, County or
dors were selling 10 q Isrgc Discount.
but ~ careful management and il.
dicious exercise Of the functions OF his
Office, they soon commanded tier face:
and every thing o'sc connected With his
.ln'ies gave evidence'of n proper exer.
else Of care and prudence ii t'..;, man
agemcnt:
We arc perfectly satisfied that the
Judge re,'res with the very best wishes
Of the people Of the entire COUNTY. ae-
companied BY their thanks inr,ile faith.
ful manner i'll which, he has promptly
impartially and rrndcn,ly discharged
the duties Of his office.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
w Aslal0gtOu News.
New York, June 3.

The lns,'s Washington letter says:
1t is considered certain that Congress
will authorize loan of 800, 100000.
Eight or ten per. cent. interest will be
offered, and notes issued from $50 to
$1,000 III vnluc.
.Spceiul To the Post.--It IS reported
that JET. Davis has issued proclama-
ton directing the Federal troops to
withdraw from tho Virginia soil.
Private advices say that Davis is
really alarmed, and his anxiety is SO
great as to affect his health.
The next attack on Acquia Greek
batteries will be made by the land for
ces.
Special 70 the Ia1.css.- by the end
Of the week government expects to
have $4,000 men il Virginia, near Al
exanlria--ao, 900 near liarpcr's Ferry
$4,000 at Fort Monroe, aud 10000
around Baltimore, Annapolis and the
Relay House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
MAS.

A nine o'cloel. and ten minutss, last
Monday moruiag, :, wiieis notorious
:sn, illus;rious American citizen want
fo,ne: went 10 tbs etr'nnl home. Gone,
conc, from ,lc.clicgucred scenes Of &C
tive life, TO the dark regions of the
dread, IS STEPHEN i. DOUGLAS.
And 81 Ike BLASTED i,uit ,,'1 withcrei
Leaves fall The mighty around us.
.'a truly was q no ordinary capaci
ties, no common abilities a,;l - con-.
mon a,,aiuncn,s. Ills quick am. COM
rrchcnsive intellect, his expansive n.it,i,
his nntir.ng ambition ana his general
knowledge of national aii,4irs, gave him
u we'll earned rank anon. the iir-t
statesman Of onr country. .Ssa ready
and tcyacioiis Ici,atcr nc had ln. few
.',psals, and perhaps ~ sl'paiiors Ill ouv
l.n'; rs a politician, h2 oxeeI.~a all
n the fac"lty Of 50 can,itas.nr sup
l:oricss, Is - induce ti.em "a follow
their leader. with q tcua,ity that knew
10 severance. and , spclaiu@ affection
that knew no abatement. IN him lie
Northern Democracy have lost Their
head and heart, THEN, great King and
leader, and the nation an iI,!strions
man.
Particularly unfortunate is asr oare
e.. at THIS time IN the loss Of Stephen
=. Douglas, because lie advocate, fear
]"ssly, as was his habit with every sub.
inct he supported, tie maintenance Of
the Government against tho t.aasona-
IL ev'...~- i'"a.ssa y. t'4e ''out'.S -, -
bells. This comm. from IN exposing
an! defeated taA7i,laie f,r the Pres
dercy, Is 4 mer,torious set that shall
cor iivo.Sish his name, and lie china,
ii al thai WAS noble IN ;fe MAJ. I'!e
Whole country 7ei,ic,e hat lie lived e.
leave ills .recor,. Is q true An. ;:c::,,
statesman.
Ihus much We must concctIe to th;
ability and reputation OF Stephen \.
douglas. without il the least as hereto
fore, endorsing certain Of his political
sentiments and policy. lie entertained
such political sentiments rs . lia,
seemed best, and in advocating 'heia
he was upheld and supported by 4 Lars. 8
party. And while W i:aile,l 10 Zee
their s''iIity. they afford " no Ground
for Withholding that nn.a,l II praise IL,
his history to which lie IS justly cusi-
tied.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
BALTIMORE, June 3,

Cox. Hicks this morning demanded
AM! received the muskets of the Balti-
more City Guards, l5o i'll number, and
ha! them conveyed to Fort M.Elcn-
~.
Several men about to start for liar
pcr's Perry, were arrested this morning
and tak", to the Fort.
The IriLnncs dispatches from liar
pcr's Ferry says that general impress
ions prevailed that there would he n
fight between two or three thousand
troops cncampcd in the suburbs. They
were visited on Tuesday by jeff. Davis
and his aids. At Manassas junction
our informant ascertained that there
were from 1000 to 5000 troops station
cd. When hc passed through there
we're 5000 men ca,ploycd along The
road, to within seven miles of Fair
fax.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
EE!sSyOrth's EOrclsUali sn.a.

The reporter OF the Philadelphia
NyrM .1D,s,irun learns the following
facts from Mr.. Erowncll, Col. Ellis.
worlh's 1vcngcr:
On the night before his regiment left
Wasiin gton, Ellsworth ana some ii the
captains Of his regiment We're III GUAR.
tcrcs preparing for tie morrows march.
Capt. John Wildly, Of Company |.
was, perhaps the tavoritc Of poor ELS
worth. The two soldiers, in the samv
room, were selecting their apparel 70,
the ne>t days march. Capt. Wildly
ia.,l on. III. ordinary dress, and was
preparing tslnn. i on.
Ellsworth, h::.l done The same thin.
but rs Wildly was rcbins Ellsworth
stood IN ,nus:n. attitus>.
"Whv don't you dress yoursclff''
asked Wildly, who was rohiuy With
considerable expedition.
y am thinking sail Ellsworth,
slowly, III what clothes shall die"
"Die. nv dear fellow What do
you talk Of dying, for: Before y,'u die
you vii see tic snlcrlcaa Nag lying
over every city IN the ni"n, and al
The Secession III headers will have
A,cen hang or cxi!ntl.'
Ellswo tt.l s,iorl, his head saliv, anl
said nothing III moment. |. then
smiled his peculiarly SWEET and peisve
s,ilc. and opened = new uniform. rs
vet fresh from tie hand q, tie tailor.
If an to BE- sho, tomorrow. said
hc, "anl have rrcsentimcnt that
my blood is immediately required by
the country-it is in this s,it that !
shall die, and slli,ing Tie action - the
word he dennc.l the handsome uniform,
and in few minutes was as gay and
ioc,lna as though, instead Of preparing,
for battle, he was preparing for the irs-
,iyit;cs Of \ wedding party. Five hours
afterward !; bullet sped through his
heart, first cutting in two badge Of
ta,einc Company No. II Of New York,
that gitferea Upon his bivas'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
I'gonl wash issgteA. ;.
fpecial 10 ". Y. I.i!ncs.
WAslllsayoN, June 4

Fairfax Court House occupied by !:
regiments Regiments Of field troops
Two additional regiments will be or
dcred there in day Or two.
The New York 7tb regiment viii
probably soon be mustered into service,
and detailed to tho camp Oh Staten Is
land, to instruct new lovics.
Lieut. Col. Engard, and Capt. Cahill,
Of ono Of the Kentucky regiments, have
arrived, to make arrangements for the
acceptance and care OF their troops:
II. M. Corwin in here, agent Of the
State, to look after the wants and COM
missionary department. Of the Ohio
troops.
ALondon letter. says Col: Fremont
will probably take with him 10000
rifles and park Of artillery, say forty
l2-poundcr riflcd guns.
WAsnINGToN, juno 3.
Last night squad secession cav.
ally lnade dash at the ontposts OF the
2sth Now York Regiment and fired up
on them. A scouting party pursued the
euclny, who retrcatcd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
Fortunate.

We think our Democratic friends
must rejoice with t,s nov that S. a.
Douglas was not elected President
Had he been thus fortunate lIerschel Y.
johnson southern man wonln now BE
occupying the Presidential Chair, and
southern nsnrpation and tyranny again b.
orr lot. It is true these things were
not torcseen, and no one is censnrahle
for laboring 10 secure the election q
thcir,choscn candidate, yet as events
have turned, the election Of Lincoln
was ono Of the most fortunate occur
rences.we believe COR the perpetul'y Q;
she..C ajon. that ..conla possibly have
taken place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
From the seat OF w sEg.
Tsrct,ai 10 Evening ros' |
w Asl,lSGsaN, June ,

w ASlliSGloN, june !.
The Government forces have had 4
conflict with the rebels at .Acquia Greek,
The steamers I'rccborn, Anacosta aud
Resolutc aud y schooner opened fire
finally silcncing the wharf battery, and
! killing several rebels. None OF our
troops were injured. The rawnce aud
Yankee were seen there this mora
, ing
Dispatches also state that a skirmish
occurred last night at Falls Church, six
miles back of Arlington Heights. Our
tickets were attacked and some soldiers
wounded.
Later dispatches state a force Of cav.
airy and As infantry, under Licnts.
| Tompkins and Gordon, attacked the
/ rebels at Fairfax Court llonsc. The
rebel pickets wero met four miles this
side, who fed and alarmed the camp.
The cavalry then charged on the town,
enccuutcri,g vigorous resistance, pco
pic firing on them from tho houses
! Tonrkins' horse was shot under him
and his cavalry surrounded by robe! in-
tantry, who poured in = continuous f'c,
but they fought the, way through
them. taking . number Of prisoners
/ One Of the cavalry was killed anil two
wounded. So,nc staff officers of The 5th
New York regiment were wounded, he
ing with the federal troops. Lieutenant
Ton,pkins reported so rebels Killed,
md that their force amounted IT, LOCO
They had previously supposed Tiers
were but 200 there.
\ 70 ni-ht our troops will advance OH
+. Esiriaix Court House and take it.
Another disratcl, says the rebels are
! fast rctreating from Fa;riax.
\ letter from East Tennessee says
there is great majority there for the
Union and that ten thousand govern
mcnt troops could be raised there, ow-
ing to the noble stand Of Johnson and
Nelson.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
THE SPIRIT IN IOWA.

We learn from Dcs MOines CORES
pendent that the Adjutant-Gcncral has
on file ut his Office the lnustcr-rolls Of
oae hundred and one companies ont
side Of the three regiments already
formed in this State! Thus we have
companies enough for ten more regi-
n,cnts! This shows the war spirit in
Iowa. AL these companies are anxious
for service, and one captain, the cores
pondent Of the .Wuscutiue journal says,
has offered So, 900 to have his company
accepted in one Of the rcgimcnts.-D aO.
Guz.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06

" itiiaNt " ta!lI " ItSoi5; slNtiStt'ts ~
! ,ho Agricultural College, made report
OH the god tilt, based on information
received from The members Of the leg,
!slnt.re, and from which we make the
following extract:
u, appears from, the above, that the
J breadth at wheat rsoN-n in the State, is
about onc fourth more: Of corn nearly
one FIFTH more, ani Of pork for market
there vii! rs At least one-third more
than III sGu. and Of the crop Of corn
Of '9oo. there appears 10 be over one
third, and Of wheat over onc-tourth Oh
'halti That The indications for 4 good
crop Of wheat were he. ca better, and
hat slic Weld would t'.lly equal that Of
asst year. Io bushels per acre rs the
a. c,.a.e OF the State; and that about
one 1ai!' u ,lo corn was planted BY the
lrti 81 May.
IL addition to tie above, / learn that
al! lie cereal crops indicate al oScellon;
yield: tia; preparations ere making for
i greater bgeadill OF Sorghum and I'm
Itiiee t':ui in any previous year: that
lnuel Of the land has been seeded with
clover ana timothy, probably. double
hat OF any previous year In short,
that our farmers are working and seed
i've As much land, AID perhaps more,
Than they may find force enough to Sc
cure The yield thcrctrom.
as published last year, si,e yield of
wheat tTas upwards Of 100000 bush
Us, O. IL average Of lG bushels to the
acre add tos the additional breadth Of
LAM, soNn last fall aud this spring, nj
:hr same average per ccre, st least 4,
npo, 0e@ bnsi.eis, aHd we have the prob
l1ie amount Of = 200, 200 bushels for
lsCi-al' OF il lliell can be spared on
af tite State IS We have about j, 900, 600
bushels oil hand for home consumption
.ol i year. I'.is, i sold ct 80 cents
PR bt..hoI, will gisa us sll 100000.
the corn goes illioEpci and poik. The
published estimate OF last year from
this ;iiicc was 800, 600 worth tor
I,oii. he items. This SIM is nearly
oqn9'iv divided between them. From
the data obtained VIC ilavea pretty SIRE
prospective increase Of one third for
pork o,cF 1850, an Pom extensive Ill
qlirs and the known average increase.
one fourth may be safely l',. down rs
the probable increased product Of beef
cattle. This Will give the aggregate
value $3.50, 900 To- 1861, for beef ana
pork, beyond orr own consumption
~; $ ;hc I:i.lees.lnay range lower, it
woti,; BE altogether SAT-. Is place the
amotnt a ei.Iht millions u ao1'ols.
lie rcsi;,i OF al The above is, that
tie present prospective product Of this
State for the 1851, beyond our home
consumption, for Wheat, Hogs and
Beet, will Re worth SO, 100000.