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Garden State of the West.
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES.
MEoHANIcs, FARMERs ANp WoRKINa BEN.

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN,
the community is directed to the following staents 5S In
| eral Inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, they will perceive will enable the by proper sner
gy perseverance and industry provide comfoabe and
manent homes FOR themselves and families with comparatively
! speaking, very little capital.
LANDS OF ILLINOIS
No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 80 great An
nducement to the settler the State OF Illinois There is o
admirably combine to produce those two great ,tsI-
eoRE and WHEAT, as the Prareso Of Illinois.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS
derfu facility that farmers Eastern and Middle
are moving to Iiinois in seat plumbers The Illinois
it will support twenty millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands contiguous railroad 700 miles in length
which connects with other rOas and nsvgAbie lakes and
thus afOrdng unbroken communication the Eastern
and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus FAR cspa and labor been applied TO DEVELOPING the
untouched The nvariabe the mechanic arts ouTsh
best where food and fuel cheapest. will follow early
raj laws and necessities the warrant the belief that
least v hundred thousand people will be engaged the sse
Of Illinois In the various manufacturing employnents.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over $lOOOO OF private capital have been expended
come from several OF these works, With valuable public fund
in lands 90 to diminish the State Expenses, the TAXES ARE
L10dIs ana must, Consequently every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
The State Debt s onv SIuJC5 3a3 Ia and ,;,,ir b l. -
tree has been reduced g. may reason
ably expect that in ten years it will become extinct.
PRESENT POPULATION,
The State is rapidly 6Ilirg up with populatiou. g O
cons having been added since lG making tha
ton 1919 4gj-a ratio Of 1O2 per cent IN 10 vearT
AcRJoTr1 71-p Ar ppoDr-CTo
TLa a;.,l,-NI pSoI-, - ~ 1iI.: ~ ~ V . a., 4, -
~ - tIlAoil ar sreaIsI man nose
exceeded 5OOOOO tuna The be.t cTo1 ~ fo an[Prosb
IS ef bushels while the corn orop yeIds not Iea thsn
l4O,Oi6 UGU bushels
FERTILITY OF SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious srmer -e sucb
suits fo- his IGbor as upon these prairie soils thew being c
rosed @! deep rca loan the fertility Of which iS
by any ca the globe
T0 IoruaJ Cr-r-rv.roDs
. Sine tsss tSs ET,a-, J1Ls - Soo. oco .,,
y - 's.oe eO I,'oOOsOCO acre.
- Cy ~ ~ et SOeTy cO"tFGct CON
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NARROW EscAPE-The Fredericksburg Herald re-
lates the following:
Captain Casper W. Hunt of the Walker (Tennes-
e) Legion present at the attacks the batteries at
Acquia Creek few weeks ago, narrases the follow
ing as one OF the hundred hair-breadth escapes OF
the Confederate forces on that occasion One man
was lying sick in a house near battery No. when
the firing commenced he seized his musket and
ran out Of doors with it in his hand st that mo-
ment shell exploded over his head, and sfragment
Of the shell striking the hammer Of his gun, fred it
of, not ipjuring him in the least.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina Routh Carolina
Georgia. sog h Alabama and East Tennessee arrive Via Chat
tanooga Railroad, Stsk o'clock, A NJ
Northern and Eastern Mails, via NASHVILLE and Louisyo
kairoad also Western States twice day, at o'clock, P NJ
and O'Clock, A. NJ Way Malls r R. daily,
Southern Mails, New Orieans Memphis AFkansas zss
Mississippi, arrive daily at IL o'clock, AN.
Way Nails same route arrive daily a. X O'CLOCK. AM
smitVs, AexandriG and Lebanon ana WAY MAZE aryvs
daily, except Sunday, at I2 o'clock, n.
bmithand, pknsVlle, and portion Of Southern Ken
ucky olarkEVille and Nails daily at 10 o'clock A. n
shehyVile via Trune and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at l9 o'clock, u.
West Tennessee, via Huntington, WGTerIy CAarlatte
weekly, Sunday Wednesday and Friday IL O'clock A. NJ
8t il O'Clock A. N.
csnevle, via Vernon and PIneEood South Harper ana
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday, II O'Clock NJ
CarkSe VIA Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &C., weekly;
Friday, at II o'clock AN.
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There ia something very funny especially IN tae
last few lines Of the following extract frema mash
ington letter of June 18th in the Philadepha AoT'
American:
"The Administration is sOrely dispieased Win
the loss of its pclets in Virginia especially IN the
neiehborhood of Fairfax and It IS sad taat zen
Scott has written very sharply 20 NE eoiIl = llls
e-...I tbsrs ,vitb reference 70 the same. De sets
down the less Of these pickets as the resnlt Of q
want of precsution and unwsrranted familiarity
vv;tI tbaSe whom they should keep at a respectful
distance. This hob-nObbing with the enemy may
snne,r IN be very pleasant amusement TO the troops
bRt 4 i not always safe. The eeAangs Of liquor b.
t,ssen tie pieEsfS Is severely esRdmHsd.o
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DEPARTURE WALLS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, WsshInEton Baltuor,
New York, Boston and New England States a
parts at O'Clock p n,
Way Nail for Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
eouthern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
p N. ~
Way Msils tt
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia. Missouri
Michigan and HorthWesern States, departs O'Clock NJ
hasnyleto Deeat1r via vrankn and Columbia other
way offices, 6eparta at O'Clock A II.
Nashville Lebanon daily except Sunday departs at *
o'clock ~ Also Offices on the way and beyond Lebanon AZ
o'clock A NJ -
Nashville to clarksyilIe; departs st5K o'clock AM
KoE Southern Kentueky, departs at 81 A NJ.
Naeville to shelbyYe, via Noensvls and Triune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock AN.
Nashville 70 Huntingdon, via Charlotte, WaVeriy r week
g. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock M.
Nashville to Liberty, via steWATs Ferry, Haddsstones
hoads Rural Hit &c weekly, Thursday, at p o'clock NJ
Nashville to CentrsViIe, Fsn Ve=nou, Pnsvood &C.
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock n.
Nashville to OlaFsVe via Sycamore Mills UeekIV YridaV
Gt O'Clock P. n. -
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NUMBER 81
SERIOUS DEsAsrER On EHE moiR87E
OHIO HAEzR0AB


I
The non-arriyal of the Passenger train due ysz
tsrday morning st 81 o'clock caused some A1xiet
IN the city, which became intensified e. the dEl
/ wore away without tidings Of the train Ead g-ar
fears OF accident lwere entertained. At about nv
T. A. the train arrived and made certain shat va
before snppoSiion and dread. Il brought tidlng
I OF serious accident which occurred on the up
per division Of the road resulting il contiderab
damage % the company, and what is Of far g-satsl
consequence, loss Of life and serious Injury 3,
many who survived the disaster And hen %.
fact thas this deporabe accident was the result q
gross negligence OF worse on the part Ct the enFf
Reer and conductor Of the train nssds the diaastsI
more tLrrible. We hope the ealprIts who have
sought to escape viii be appFeheaded and made q
suffer the seYerest penalties known 30 the hHs for
their outrageous conduct in thus triaing with The
lives of a military company entrusted TO their
care.
We subjoinsuch particulars as we have been sbls
after diigent inquiry 20 obtain and doubt not the
information Is reliable as far as it goes.
It appears that on Thursday night special rain
with company Of cavalry, comprising eisty men
and their horses, bound North, came in collision
with \ regular freight train, SouthEard bound.
This collision occurred near Trenton, Tenn. TWen-
ty>fve Of the soldiers were wounded; two 90 badly
it Is thought they cannot possibly recover. Only
one horse WAS killed. The damage TO the Company,
it is estimated, is not less than S., 900.
The locomotives were stove against each ether
or, our informant expresses il: 'the smoke
stacks stood huggng,r defying al efforts at separa-
ton. Several Of the cars were materially damaged.
The conductor and engineer Of tie up train, seeing
the terrible disaster inevitable took to the woods
The soldiers on the train became indignant and ex
cited at the earelessness Of these Ocals and would
have administered summary punishment on them,
had they been,Oysrtaken. But during the confusion
attendant upon the disaster the fugitiYes got tco
much the start and eluded pursuit.
The above are all the facts We could obtain which
are meagre and imperfect, necessarily so, as cur
was not az the scene Of the catastrophe
and received bis information second hand at Co
rinth. We shall doubtless get the full particulars
in day OF two. There seems to be no doubt thai
the disaster was the result Of criminal negligence
Or reeklesness on the part Of the engineer and con
auctor.-MO5ae Gelos, ,Iity I.
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Dally ss; Tri-weekIY IS; weekly 81.
Rnten of AdrertfsInr. a
41s Gizrs OF Lns' CONSTITUTE sOuAaA


SPECIAL N0TIoK.-The UnoH AID AEEEICAH @ eoRds0
cd strictly vOa ~ oAsH syss. AHpGPsrs GTe dscoTsn
sd as fhs ssp5rGtsoB Of LsS te for s0AA tAy hSce be
CGSd. S6scrbsrg Ug Be notified aobs their sSbscrptiOa
ts dbot TO ssPtre, By hsr 0sd -
Tess s sosorptOHt e rsneos &hs Paper tH Be dSsceSt
Ssd 1fs q Fgs from seAic1 Tiers soit b dspGrrG
Fdkch for sAs mark and gOBr snoscripti0a.
Weekly UNION AMKkIcAN e2 per jB GdUGpes.
7Ff Weakly UNIoH AED ANERIcAE IS per Gna1W - 0t-
VdacS.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post oce from, veil aIths 30, which they desire the
change TO be made.
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How TIE INVASION wOaKa.-Ths Knsas City MOI

How TIE INVASION WORKs.-The Kansas City MOI
Inquirer gives Us the following
At the request Of certain Union men Of this city
the most prominent of whom are Z. 7. Van Horn
D. K. Abeel, G.. G. Bingham. and Bill Bookez-the
LeaYenwerth regulars and the Kansas militia were
brought to the city to promote prosperity and give
confidence. The result is before Us. Houses de-
serted-property left to chance-yards and gardens
gone to Waste-and desolation sitting Ike night
mare upon our community. And yet the men VINO
brought al this upon us have claimed to be the ex
elusive friends Of the city and have charged ~ ana
the Southern men with being opposed 70 the inter-
ests of our community
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.DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BilIOusncss Head


yyHERE has never been CATHA ARTIo medicine offered to
public, that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANg UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken BY the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious scroes Acid Impure, Feed Matter
the Stomach. In fact they the cny Pills that should
be used in n2larious dsstrets-
They produce GPing, suess Pain IN the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secyeOns ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
will SUI from BoUsesS Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand; single dose taken in prevent hours, days
and monhs Of sickness Ask for Dr. - h heLeans Unver
sal Pills Take other Being coated they taseess Prise
oRy p cents box, aad be sent BY mail to part Of
the United States.
J. Il. MeLE4E, Sole Proprietor,
Corner o. Third and Pine Streets st. Louis, No.
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be Blood-restoring The sick, suffering invalid to
HEABa II AND STRENGTH.


The Blooa-restorIng The sick, suffering Invalid to
HEABI II AND STRENGTH.
There is SO Mistake About Ii.
twill cure Liver CoEnpains Dyspepsia iarrha Dysen.
terry Hesdache De rss0n Of Sp Fever and Asue, Inward
Fever Bad Breath o. any disease OF the Liver Stomach Bow
els
TP eEETLRlIE do you wish be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous
T LADIES do you want the Bloom oG4ealth TO mount TO
our Cheeks again f-tlen 80 st onoe and get
McEeanss Strengthening Cordial and BLOOD
Purifier.
DELAY it is warranted to give satisfaction.
Esure sny the Kidneys Womb, Bladder; Faint
ng 0bsruced Mensrz2tion, Falling Of the Worb, Barren
any disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
{ il an Infalble Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN
Do want yourdecae sy puny Children to be Healthy
Strong and Robust 7taen give them McLEAES STRENGTH
ENISG CORDIA ee the directions each bottle it is de-
lcous 70 take.
QEe Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
preventive against Ct Fever Yellow FeYer Cholera
any prevailing disease.
p CAUTION beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
Try to palm upon bste Of Bters sasspara, (Which
they bay cheap by saying Il is just good There ars
even men BASE enough t. steal part my name 70 dub thei
VILE decocons Avoid sues Infamous PIRATES and their
vliEnoss compounds Ask for Dr. J. H. McLeans Stfengt
e1ng Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else 1t is the
eny remedy that viii Purify Blood thoronghy, and at
the same time, sTREEGTHEN and INY1G0RATE the whole
organization pat up in large Bottes3l per bottle, or
: : DR. J: II, MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY, JULY s. 1861.
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!


FEI5 altogether nav medicine, the re7zis Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kngdem, being entirely
new and abstract method Of irrespective OF all
worn out systems pabed By accomplished quaes the safer
ng Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception Pracsed upon
nninated felt ais duty at to have this Elixir tested By
the whole Medical Faculty. Who whout dissenting
vece have given In their adherence to its perfect ana undivided
ccnc the whole physical when s frame has been
redacea and when A other medicines known the Phasco
Pa have been tried in vain Long thought Of patient
investigation, and nd 6eeQsrdBduAs determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and be offers the Elixir
ering humanity as the only thing that the following
disesses-namelyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imhecilty,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hyssria,
General I'TtsbIity,
Restlessness and seeplessneM At Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency, r
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Disqualification Of the Organs Or
Generation,
Pslpitation Of the Heart,
And In fact all the eoneonitsnts neEvoub deba.sd
state ot the system.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

TTNDERTAKERs lat J. H. ourrsy's old stand unloa Be,
Een Cherry and Summer stretsl prepared 70 atecd
Funerals all mes With wooden eOanSs Plsn or eolosed
and Metallic Burial osskets and Gases 81 asupeor quAy
manufactured By hsrhsp Co, 10 this ey friees e s
tas lines. iSoeSs-h
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SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE!

so long sought been published and Just received By
- A. Mcclure 80 Union street. Price IS cents.
Having succeeded in making Copper Bugles for amy
which pronounced competent judges be equal
respect to Yankee work. and nearly loE Tashs price
being fxed at S9hre need be fear OF army being with
signals. The superiority Drums all ethers IN
this country Is acknowledged by ALL They made Of the
best material in every department Of their manufacture,
For the beating head Calf Skin prepared especially for
stue. Fife Of bxwoOd and apple tree be had Of
prices from 81 to a.
For any tie sbove will be forwarded by
first mail express.
N BIN press and will be ready by the goth inst, tho
Pame:to Song dedicated the southern Confederacy de-
tnei to be the song Of all Price so ccHts sent post free te
any address A MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville & Memphis
juneIG-d
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A NY young wishing to Join Company will be welcome
"a in the Fleet Wing zouayeG Hesdquarters Lincoln Hall,
south Cherry Street Meeting every night at o'clock.
By order Of the Captain. rs. sULLTYAV,o.s
Inn g.
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at eX O'clOckA. N Closes at7Y P &

5SsS:a SsSss = = n y q. ls S:IS:s :IS:s
PARTIES msing Letters must put them in The Oee befor
schedule hours their departure or they
remain in the Once tWerty-Gours hours.
splI2-tf w. D. EeNIsH, p n,
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The Company refer the citizens Of the Southern COndesey
PEARL, EGq,, Cashier City Bank.
JOHN KIRKHAN, ESQ, President Union Bank.
d WEAvER, ESQ. =. Cashier Plsntera' Bank.
Nessrs. DoUaLAs Co, Merchants.
/" WHELKss & %, Banksrs
Parties in the Confederate Government desrous OF sending
Letters &C. Federal Government R please direct The
same to American Letter Espes Co., Nashville, (under Gov
err enclosing fifteen cents in cash Confedas Stamps 1cuRs
H. g. Envelopes Stamps Of 40 use %
20 do GeRd he the above given b fer letters not
seeaing weight, letters Weighing y an ounce
contain sufficient money to according toTesu-
lar postal rates.
iune2S-dlW res
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As a stImuIant,

And In fact, S the eOneonsnts Of eEvoub and debItasd
state Ot the system.
As q StEmulant,
quits different from alcoholic preparations not sub
ect reactions in shape It continues s exert Its nuence
gradually aad efficiently, as long the least necessity exts for
its presence
AS a Female medfclne,
It Is equally powerful and effective and the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which years
have flooded the Market and which only injurious plaza
Of assisting renoYsng the constitution for very good
too, that they only made from the esions Of minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No MineraIsi
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll to stake bis professional character
parts the ingredients Of bis Rejuyenstng EIr-Ee
mercury.
Generally, to the dehtasd, Dr. Wright would sSy Never
despair No matter how down be, attr how
weak matter what the may been-ersake
At once Ehaever has led to depart from Hyenc principles
take his
ReiuVenatInR ElixI-,
And will H3 yourself man-s pride inssesd
the REVERSE to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
Laenber Of the human family,
Price 20 per botte three bottles for S5 and forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists hrougheu the United States
and csradss The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the proprietors, 4
Js WRIGHT e. Co.,
2l and Isl Chartrss street,
New Orleans, La
Sold In Nashville by g. W. Hendershott Berry DemoviIle
wing Pendletons and all responsible druggists oc22
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NEGROES. N
INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER ExPRESS Co.,
has established its permanent oee, At the Nashville Pest
oce, up stairs east snd, entrances on Church street.
The undersigned having formed Company for the puoss
Of transmitting letters &e and from the Southern Coated
eraey reasonable rate and to rnh merchants and
Others their correspondence between Louisville and Nashville
regular intervals be most esnyenien 70 All parties
concerned. TH02 JENKINS,
W A AcGILL.
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Every sOuthernOr Should Read 1t.
COATS SPOOL CO1 TOW

COATS SPOOL con TON.
VTTE have IN store l2 eO0OO ysds say 500 mics Of this
Wv matchess Sewing Cotton. The O0 OO In Ten
who this Thread all be furnished they
need.
By Strong Southern Arm, with the countensacs Of
"JOhn Bu expect full importation u this and other
netdul articles September, steamer "reat Eastern st
the port Of Nor ok, despite Of SeRaId Chase Blair Oh Ale
and the Aore-IH Tariff.
DOUGLAS L. CO.
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TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
VETE prepared to do the Tim Roof ng and otheI
w Sheet Metal York necessary IN building in To
most substantial manner and will cont M fer such at the low
est possible rates. 7. NJ. kUD ANK co.,
Frstdoor below Post Office on Church street,
sp6-d&w Eashl lie, Esp1 .
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mACAULAY,s ENGLAND.
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN.

EIHR hn Cloth Paper received and for sale
bV E. HAGAN & O0i,
apll6-i Il College street
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Sold In Nashville by e. W. Hendershott Berry DemovIIe
wing PendetOns and all responsible druggists. ec22
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RJR. mcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
best External in the World for Man or
SE.

TEVHOUsANDs II human beings have EaTed life OF de-
crepitude and misery, by the Of this nyauabls Ln
ment. II will relieve PAIN Almost stsntaneepsly, and
VIII cleanse purify the oaest sORB in incredible
Ehors tins McEEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will
sgs the inveter2t Of rheumatism Gout Neu
rzlgis For Paralysis Co Tacd Muscles Stiffness Weak
nes the Joints, Muscl Lgameuts, It will fail
applications will Sore Throat, Headache Eareche
Burns Seaids any Pain, H IS Infabe Remedy.
Try it. and you will hnd E pesibe remedy Keep
always o hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, any having charge q torses,
win save money BY using NcLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment.
Is speeiy ami inanle cure for Calls, epains Cha'es,
sWeIng Lzmels sweeny, Sores, Wounds scratches, any
external disease. Try IT, aud you Eillbe convinced.
DR. }. a. ISL Ak, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Moi
PrOpretors Erices ~ Berry Deuovie and G.
VI Hendershott. nsE-edtw&Wly
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Drug Notice.

VNRoM this date We will sell exclusively for CASH The
present state Of affairs compels to sdopt this
and hope cur customers will not ask 70 deyae from e.
maysl-H pBH(NILEK s co,
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10 ACTUAL OULTIVATORe
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE

at six percent per snuum, and per
payable respectively in wo three four hve and year,
from date Of sale and fsur notes fer principal payable
ye six and from date Of sae the stipu
ng that tenth Of the tract purchased shall fenced
cultivated each and year. for Eve years from the
sse that at the end OF hve should be fenced
under cultivation.
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Thus far cspita and labor hsvs applied to developing the
sO the great resources Of the State in almost
untouched The nvarab rule that the arts flourish
best where food and fuel cheapest will follow at an early
day in Illinois, and in the Of the years natu
raj laws and necessities OF the warrant the belief that
least five hundred thousand people will be engaged in the State
Illinois in the various featuring employRaents