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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-15
Ehirty-SiIth COngrcss-Second Session.
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SESATR-The Nevada and Decotah Territorial bills:
introduced. Mr.. Wilkinson presented memorial signed
by Republican mcmhcr OF the Legislature or Mime
so:a farornc coercion and against compromise Mr.. Will
neut Of the mining andNgrcuural regions Of tie North
which was for Union and clearly opposed to any compro
mise with armed traitors lie said Virginia and all the
other Southern States arming for and he
posed compromise under such circumstances Rice
presented memorial from the State In faver OF
promise and peace. Mr. Seward presented, with others,
memorial for The perpetuaon OF the unlon from the New
York Democratic Convention Mr.. Anthony's Tariff bill
then taken up. Mr.. Hunter defended the presen:
tariff aud opposed the new slight Modification OF
nomical Administration He argued that the hill
in favor Of New England and Pennsylvania, and against
the interests Of every other State Mr. Anthony defended
his blu. The Senate then went into executive session.
HoCSE-Sr Leale asked, but objection made to the
introduction of resolution for the appointment Of
committee to enquire whether the Superintendent Of the
Census has not abused his position In sending speeches Of
members Of Congress heads OF families In Virginia and
elsewhere. Mr. Pryor, rising to question Of privilege
submitted preamble reciting statement from the Wash
ingou correspondent Of the New York Tunes charging GER
tain seeding members OF Congress with having stolen
books FROM the Library OF Congress for the Southern Con-
federacy and concluding with resolution that committee
Of three be appointed to enquire into and report the truth
Of the statement with power to send FOR persons md
psrs. The resolution was passed.
Mr. Stanton, OF Ohio made personal remarks rela.
tive TO bis colleague Mr. Cox aud the Committee OF Thirty
threes report and debates. Mr. Howard from the Wash
ington city Raid and Conspiracy Committee, reported In
effect that whatever have been the designs Of awess
persons there Is evidence to show that design
now entertained to seize the public buildings and archives
OF tile government. Mr. Branch from the minority
mtee made report concluding with resolution that
the troops be removed hence their presence produc
tive OF evil He addressed the House In support Of his
right to make minority report and moved the previous
question, which was tabled The House then adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eB Il. IL. .-ANIERICAN CONSULS
AND MINISTER'S, FOREIGN PRIESTS SPANISH AMER
loan PHYSICIANS TESTIFY TO THE Lyr.s.y,sG puopyr
TIES OF RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
RADwAr'S READY RELIEF Is endorsed In the strongest
terms by Consul ut Rio Janeiro and opr ,nc Amia,
sador 10 BRAZIL having saved thousands in ha, empire
from being carried OF by malarous fryers and cholerac
complaints. single dose banshes nternal palm and ap
mstism Neuralgia Toothache, sprains &C. Torpldty OF
the stomach or liver and all forms indigestion Weld 10
Its lnrlsorntlng action.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
In the hands OF the Priesthood OF South America mr..
comprising Of Bilious re,uittunt Rsv.r rb;IIs mi
Fever Liver Complaint Dropsy anu all diseases of ;hs
secretVc organs the stomach heart kidneys und bladder
which the people consider miraculous In This cInnl
anu ~ this season they are Invaluable correcves of tho
system CoslvencSs, Indigestion Liver Cornpain and
all disorders arising from disturbances Of the secrere or.
Eans and an unequal irregular circulation are cured by
teir agency. They ina:ter and sGbdue the pruxnute
causes VI Sickness reaching IT'S cause every organ and
re.estabtshlng condition Of health In each case.
NAowArs kESovATSG REsoLygNr-An echo to the home
approval OF this all potent constitutional remedy comes
PACK from The whole Of Spanish America There US here
Is pronounced positive obiterHnt Scrofula Syphilis
Fever Sores Sore Eyes, bronchitis Chronic Rheumatism
hereditary flesh diseases OF all kinds md power
io OF al constitutional toncs RApwAYs REMEDIES, sep
aratey or combined, equal the subugatio of all
mRiadles ever combatted by medical science.
PURE SklN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rlcl, pure and healthy blood secured 10 all who take
RApWAi'S RENONATISG RESOLVENT.
Is truly astonishing how rapidly PATIENTS covered with
REN0vATING RESOLVEET. St. Vtus Dane Kinrs
Evil Scurvy, Salt heum, Bakers Itch Pusues letters
&c., VIII yield to one or two bottles Of this cleansing cool
Ing, healing, and purifying medicine.
Railways Remedies are sold By Druggists everywhere
RADWAr { CO., % John Street, \. y.
PUhCELL, LADD CO., and JOHN I. GRAY. Druggists,
Nchmond ure the general Wholesale agents for the
prices. reh l--lIswlm
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MISCELLANEOUS,
HG.HEs FOR THU iHisuSEHiUis
Ga STAKE GrEsz3; WEST.

-! riiE
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MEssRs. BUCHANAN AND CASs.--1t is stated
that Mr.. Buchanan is packing his library, and
his housekecper ut Wheatland has orders to be
ready for his arrival on the 9Th of March. He
will be accompanied by General Cass, who is
forwarding his furniture, library and valuable
works of art to Detroit, with the exception Of
some paintings, which are to deck the saloon
of his daughter, Madame Limbourg. In all
human probability neither Of these two aged
statesmen will ever again visit Washington.
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YAZoo COTTON LANDS!!!

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX NEGKOES.
THIHE undersigned proposes to sell, exchange for
q Negroes from 1000 to GU00 acres OF the finest Cotton
Lands i'll the Yazoo Valley. Some Of these Lands In
cultivation with steam Mill and gns-olhers deadened
and can be easily Improved.
These Lands are In the richest portions OF Yazoo and
Washington Counes-are easy of ACCESS and convenient
TO nayl CATION.
Any persons wishing negotiate referred to Messrs
]. X. Anderson Co.. TredegaT Iron Works Richmond Va
And can address }. ". BARNETT, or
II. LAWRENCE,
Dec s-dtf Yazoo City, Miss.
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Report In Reference TO the Abstraction OF
The IudIan Trust Bond.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE report of the
s.ssl Committee, of which Morris, Of Illinois,
chairman, gives a detailed account of the
IL: y:l1;ive 10 the abstraction of the Indian
us: Bonds. Thirty or forty witnesses were
lsla!asd including ex.Secretaries Floyd and
tcapson The latter is exhonorated- from
q; ccGPlic;iy in the theft, but he, as we'll rs
.:iser Secretaries Of the Interior, are censured
i the inefficient manner in which the bonds
a7s been held in that department, there being
% adequate responsibility attached to the Gus
o:!an. according to Mr.. Russells own evi
vtee. ie did not know, at first, where the
'AdS, 0: which he obtained possession, came
ON
VI. Dyerly vas anegent for the negotia-
'c%, Of sale Of the bonds, and Mr.. Lea was
. Intermediate party between Russell and Bal
a.
Inc report states that Secretary Floyd gave
Ss:sPisaees to the amount Of nearly seven
s."ia7S, oI :rou. ;wo to three millions more
"a Nes>rs. Russell, Mayors Co., ever earn
+ Willie these contractors received all the mo-
> Qua them. Tine acceptances were given on
|as s'le'siil Of their contract.
s+aa'or Benjamin was an important witness.
n~'4: iyea' ago The could not exactly fix the
me- Ne received letter from Messrs. Duncan,
e'I2sn &C., asking him to ascertain whe-
:, Secretary Fioyd's acceptances were good
NJ: NJ Benjamin called on the President who
~ ne hnew nothing about them or any law
(snnD,''zins their issue. Mr.. Benjamin next
fs.eo On Mr.. Floyd, who said the acceptances
&c III accordaacc with usages Of the Depart.
~ AID were given condi,ionally as to the
FmA VI Trains from one point to another.
',' benjamin reminded him of the lmpro.
a.. ~, d Such proceedings, and Mr. Floyd SAID
"''!a syn 70 more. but Notwithstanding,
:. = ''!'H 10 december he gave acceptance,s
~ a'"oph. ol 81, l03, 900. The last baton
EF"n on The 18th OF December, the day
.,s. ''''s! dsS"ered up the last supply OF
,n l-s Soi'.;'tec state that many Of these &C
r:e'''s arg Sill! out Two hundred and SIX
'3'O>aAd dollars worth of them are in the
o. I'e or Two parties alone, but when
~0'i'!e>* The committee make no re-
cc,'-s','a'i"rs, ard merely report the facts.
.o NV, Floyd will shortly bring forward evi;
',;. sustaining hun in the course he pursued
.''e % lie missing bonds
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Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb 14.-Four Is active Howard street and
Ohio IS l.: City Mills IS 05. Wheat Is frmsr; red
23 IS white 40 GO Corn Is active; yellow
IS 81 mixed 50 white IS O.. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Coffee steady at 2 slS. whiskey nominal
ut Il & is.
NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-Cotton Is heavy Plour Is Arm.
Wheat is quiet Kentucky white 81 Co. Corn Arn; South
ern white I2aiI11c. Pork Is heavy; mess slT Whskey
lTRaifAc sugar Is steady; Orleans +Na6N, Muscora.
do i5a5c. Turpentns is steady 35a85Sc. Rosn dull
at ovua5c Rice Is quiet at S1ial4c. Stocks nrm
New York Central, ISk, Missouri Us CO.., Treasury 1l's
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON IvonCEs


WoRcESTER's PtASoS-These Pianos ss:5:s: fEsss.sEy
that they hardly need word OF eucomumI q Z 81
For the better part Of generation they have been
constantly before the public all Of tlrm old and new,
proving by their stability and cOnsancy, the skill with
which they constructed. For durability OF tone for
and uniformity Of work, and for excellence Of
frames, these pianos may well challenge competition
We know instruments Of Mr.. Worcesters turn out that
have borne the thunmings OF fifteen years. and remain
perfect in tone and In build in their first estate The
number made this factory Is largely increased from
year to year. From The Nel0 Y0rE Com. advertiser,
lTh November, 1859.
TWO NEW NOTES UPON WOKCESrER,S
PI a N . s.
ABOUT PIANOS We are appealed TO At times for in
formation In regard 10 the best maker Of Piano Fores
Personal knowledge ofthe Instruments made by H. Wor-
cester ncnes TO award the palm Of superior merit 10
him. For elegance OF finish, and durability of material
and the elements that into the musical qualities
rstrate instrument Mr.. Worcester is rpnssedN
York Cam. Adrerfiser, Feb. IS, 1850.
We have In many ways and mt many times expressed
opinion strongly In praise Of American mechanical art and
Il visit to the extensive piano maarscory OF uoTl-
ito Worcester has ,rengthencd that oDiaon, and
well onvccd that In the construction OF these beautiful
Instruments Americans rvalng II not cxceing,
Europeans. The Philharmonic Society, the scIrutiGc
musical society In this country, WorcesteTs planes at
their grand We have had In constant
the last IA years. and lind diunuUn in clearness
sweeuesr OF tone ia. j. Express, March &C. 1853.
constantly supplied with full assortment OF Mr..
Worccster choice auos and shall be most happy
the public with the best INSTRUMENTS ut the lowest prices.
Nov 20 A. NORRIS, bookseller, 81, Main st.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE, NEGROES,
sIlGE. &C. &c. For SALE plIYArEL.Y.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE, NEGROES,
STOCK, &C., &C, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
q OFFER for sale the Valuable Estate, in the county
Bucs!lSham known by the name OF Monterdro, (fpr.
meIy ID. residence Of Juds. Caber) also the Negroes
St0cS &C. y! description The Estate contains .23V
,cres which gp1 acrcs James river lowgrounds Of
quality Large crops Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
annually made upon this Estate. II has all the
.sry improvements The negro quarters all new, with
brics chmnrs and plank uOurs The tobacco houses
built Of logs AMI covered With chestnut shingles
II has Orchard containing upwards OF 2uOU trees oil the
choice fruit apples pears, peaches, Cherries &C. II Is
.CllYatrred AMI healthy and has magnificent View o:
James river, mountain scenery, &C. This Estate Is the
Suutis!de OF James river having covered bridge
the river The James river and KanHwhn canal, about
quarter OF mile from the estate. bargain may be bad
By application a. Richmond My ovGrseer will show
CHAS. Y. MoRRIss.
1870, Main street, Richmond, Va
Also For Sale, 5000 acres of heavily tmbered land 10
the same county.
This land IL in Its virgin growth, and lies 2 20
miles the James river and Ksuawha canal llU miles
from RicImond aud SU miles from Lynchburg
Persons wishing Into the lumber business generally
ae rail road ties, slaves or hooppoes will do well 10
examined
Ny Only reason for wishing sell the above estate
that other engagements will allow time to attend TO
It, Parties may therefore, rely getting Hne property for
low price, as am determined 10 SELL
Any above lands will divided to suit purchasers
have also for sale fine farming lands the city Of
Richmond.
June 2-,f CHAs. Y. MORRISS
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MosTETTE,s,s STOMACH BIT

TERS.-The general effect OF this delightful tonic In a
complaint: Incident to fenaes has given l. widespread
celebrity among the SEX Lady invads have brcu doctor
ed and lrugged ovcrmuch. They have been yictinz ed in
health and purse by legion of mongcrs II
be sad with confidence that In this invg
GRANT they have found exactly the Slimrlan adapted
their delicate organization and peculiar functional disturb
anees. At the dawn Of womHnhood, IN the Of
ernlty In the crisis Of fc and when enfeebe by age the
gentler may rely upon the rrnovating power Of tins
excellent and palaable preparation IN every exIgency
As cure for Dyspepsia and all complaints OF the stomach
and bowels has taken the lead OF all other alternatives
aud tonCs.
Forsae by Druggists and dealers gcueru!ycrerywhere
andby U0STErrEH & SMITH,
Manufacturers and propretors,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Despatch to the Richmond Enquirer
Important From Washington CITY.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Important From Washington City.
Eridence Sustaining Cor. Floyd-THe Free
States in Faror Of Coercion and AGAINST
Compromise Cicn War-iMilitarv Des.
potiSm, dc.
wAsuSoroS, Feb IA The friends of Mr. Russell say he
ws shortly show by the records Of the hru that only
Of Gov Foyds acccptances outstanding and
these are amply secured by the voluntary Assignment
the assets Of the company Mr. Russell stated have
said that he will pay dollar for dollar any person pro.
duclnS acceptances much over that amount
Mr Lincoln's friends and enemies perfectly coincide
rs to the merits Of his speeches at indianapolis Cncu.
nat and Columbus but the former Intimate that he
been m'srepresented The effect Of his Indianapolis
speech may lie In the memorial OF the Republicans
the Legislature OF Minnesota, presented Congress-
day In which It stated that they In favor Of coercion
and opposed to any compromise with seeding traitors
With Minnesota and other State (and there are prob
ably several In the same Category how any amend
ment 10 the Constitution be adopted9
The New York Herald 10 leading editorial to-day, ad-
monshes the American people to prepare the cRlam
ties OF civil war, and for the runous experiment mill
ltary despotisn At Washington city.
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Tn THE CIECTTF COURT or CWEs
i TERP1ELD COUNTY:
RICHARD ARcuEg, E1EcrToR,
Tgs DIyE OF VIRGINIA.

TEE DISK OF VIRGINIA.
by decree entered in the above carIe, the Novern-
OF the said Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county
tile underslgnsd Commissioner 1. directed to enquire and
,loned in the supplemental report OF the ;h November,
1861 were Intended be SECURED the deed from Niles
Bot Richard Archer Of The 10Th November 1919, and
whether all aay par: OF said debt. have been paid and
that he also enquire and report whether there a!e any
other debts secured by the said deed which remain u-
paid and il the amount OF each the persons 10 HON
they respectfully ue and the relative priority OF inc
said debts under the provisions OF the said deed OF trust
All persons interested in the said account hereby no
tiled appear at the Office Of Messra McRca Hestn
Auornies III Law In the city OF Richmond, Wednesday
the ah day OF March next which time and place saah
proceed 10 execute the said decree. o. o..
Feb l9-cg4w L. N. BCRtoOt, Noln,a Z.
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OLD DO.MINION .NSTITUTE.

oVKNEE UF FKANkLIN AND FIFTH STREETS.
lHE second half Of the session OF this School, for lGU6l
L will coumence on the 18th Of February, aud end the
'DIh Of June next ensuing
The Rev. FRANCIS j. BOGGs has been added 10 tue
Board OF Instruction. and WILL with lis family resld. In the
institute buildings. The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will
continue under tr Mr. CASES ,uperlntrndence who will
bs aided by competent assistants gentlrpan has heen
employed 10 take charge Of the classes in ALGEBRA, and
others viii be- TO teach other specific studies and another
female teacher will be employ ed The LECTURES FL
BLICAL LITERATURE, by the Rev.JAMES a. DUNCAN.
viii be continued rs also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LIT
ERARY LECTURES The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Tor very small srls, Will receive the special OF tile
Principal OF the school,
carefully conducted and every comfort and facility will nc
Afforded 10 young Indies boarding in tie family.
No labor expense will be spared 10 make the School
equal Any in the land for the education OF females.
~ For further information, address
Feb l. T. SllIIMATE Principnl.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
on - 1870 49,
SOUTHERN IyAFEIkLE INSTITUTE

,,,r ~ zl1C7INO-VO, 7 4.
MRS. PETER P. MAYO, PRINCIPAL
MI H. MAYO will open, the first Of October next,
HA Boarding and Day School for young ladies' Her obec,
IS 70 combine useful and complete English cducI,io-
WIN practical acquisition Of French and Gcrn1L, and
thofons knoTlcdgc OF Music TO accomplish this purpose
professors Of Music French and German will reside ia
French, which Is the nyve language OF the resilient Pro-
lessor, will he the hbitua language OF the family and
tnose studying German will he rpqurdrd to FREE
quently In that tongue
For Circulars CONTAINING Terms References and other
particulars, apply to
Mrs. PETER r. MAYO, Richmond, Va.
~ Mr. MAYO hos removed her residence 10 the house
iaey occupied by the late Judge p. v Daniel Fifth be-
tween clay ami Leigh Streets AuyS-tf
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SITUATION WANTED,

GERMAN LADY (rleuber OF ChnrcHJ OI lnHIy yei1f1
e,na,rnn, In tuition and with the most satisfactory
TIrrpian references, desires situation In private
family 10 the city OF Richmond, or In its Immediate neigh
hhJ Sb. Is competent teach the English In all II.
br.neea with German French, Music and the rudaenu
~ itatian The advertiser would reflect on 4 plea
ssnt and CHI e.ful home than on a large salary.
Feb. 1S-cat' Address, A. B., at Enquirer Office.
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Movement. OF President Davis.

MoST6sAYRY Feb. l4.-Hon. Jefferson Davis Presiden,
elect Of the Cuufeerard States left Jackson night
this city He by way Of the Grand Junction and
Chattanooga railroad The Inauguration will take place
on Monday next.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
aUDETItE.:s s.eiE;Frs:.

RICHMOND. VA, !A"ragY i, l5Gi.
7uT5uaHce az resolution OF the t''-'ai ! .s::i'y.
i adopted the G;h Gag OF FEBRUARY. 1919 haze
ained that the following Revenue oncsrh have become
delinquent within the six month, preceding Il" Gs'
day Of January, SOL.
S0Tk-Slanv Of the Revenue Officers. WHO have failed To
report To this Department, may not be indebted 10 the Coz
monHealih fer any money actually collected. They are,
nevertheless oEiyosEST because OF their failure 10 RE7cET.
Anl .-rciorr ncInLcI In The iLst of d.irtmen:
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.I :uNL0r, .IoHcUii7s {; CO., Noes.

uiS CIPFEE, SIf:.i -. t:c., ~ hgCT.Gi
~ On TUESDAY, the 10Th insta,f coG:;arccia: :. {;
O'Clock, We vii sell, ~ cur auction STORE
80 bags prime quality Rio COFFEE
30 hhis fair to choice quality SUGARS
- hats MrsCONAD0 MULASsES
90 doz SPADES ard sil0yELS, and otns, article.
stated 10 the trade.
TEENS.-CEtsr Slu0 cash; owe. titr, rc:tAs cr-t!.
for approved nrgotabrpar
~ Sale w!:l.9u! regard weather.
Feb - DUNLOP MoNCCRE Z CO. 3ue;s.
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A USEFUL AIsTECLE.-A and
&NSa useful article, called SpALDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE has been Introduced to the notice Of housekreers
Il is reliable and really adhesive and enables every house
keeper repair furniture and household without
trouble rs 1t ~ always ready Tor uSe.-f rhtdelphd
Ledger, October II, 1859
Sold by all prominent Staoners Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores
E,l.r Il E.r.l.-
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ftIClsN0Nil FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
u,cuu

y. d. DIPuf, a. NJ. -fRfSclPAf-
REHE next session Of this Institution will commence
Il The LIST Of October 1861 and will terminate the Both
June, ISL.
The Principal will he aided, as heretofore, by we'll
lected corps OF Assistants whn with their utility and eXpe
rience, cannot full TO give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be under the management
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by Mr. mary K Cusse
formerly OF Savannah. They alone will reside IN the Semi
nary with the young ladies, and viii exercise parental
and coaLro those committed TO their charge.
The which has attended this effort 10 establish In
the city Of Richmond Female Seminary OF the frs. class
has encouraged the Principal TO provide ample
commoatus for the next session. The buildings
being enlarged, and important notifications will be made
in th which will add greatly their convenience aad
comfort The lodging large and we'll ventilated
and than from two to tour bonrdrrs will occupy
The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for
the recommendation of the nunis
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY,

EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As evidence Of the thrift OF the people, II may be
stated that 100000 tons Of freight Including sO000eU
bushels of grain ard 25UOO0 barrels Of Jour- we're for
Tarded over the line last year.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from t6 ~. per acre.
Lands sell for about no &l2 per acre. and the relative
expense Of subduing prairie land compared with wood
land Is In The ratio OF ~ In favor OF the former The
terras Of sale for the bulk OF these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
q, ss per cent per ennun, and six ntcres. notes a. TX
per cent. payable respectively in one two, three Ou FIVE,
all six years ToD de;e of sale and four for n
cpa payable In FOUR 1--WE, six, and years iroa date
o. sDs the spulstns that ene..cDth Of IT,: tract
purcIascd shall De fenced ard Cultivated each und every
year, for live years from The ds Of o tina, at the end
Of iirc ye... oae snail ' fenced and cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL REDEDUCTED
rom the valuation for cash. except the should be a,
ELK dollar, per acre, wh4n Ito cash price will be Eve
dollars.
Pamphlets descriptive n tn. lands, SOIL climate, prsdue-
Tons prices, and ;crrs Of payment be had app
cation % J. W. FOSTER,
Land Commissioner, Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the name. VI the TowLs Villages and Cities situated
upon the Illinois Central Raisoad page lsS, 49, l9O
Apple,ons Railway Guide. Jan II dcaHGm