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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-29
Uele0raphle SQen)5.
LATEST FROM HARPER's FERRY.
TDisDatch TO the Philadelphia Inquirer

TDisDatch TO the Philadelphia Inquirer
HAepER's FERRY, October 2S.-The Con-
federate pickets, who were IN strong force III
front Of our lines during Sunday and Monday
last, have entirely disappeared to-day. Last
night cavalry parties from General Feary S
command secuted the country beyond HAM
town, and up and down the valley between
South Mountain and I1oudoun Heights, ex-
tending their tour of observation some SIX
miles beyond our picket stations. They failed
to discover any portion OF the enemy forces.
Residents of the vicinity stated that they had
not seen or heard of any large body OF the enc
nv within radius of ten or twelve miles OF
where they lived.
They saw none but few parties of cavalry.
and they appeared to be but stragelers, ana
without organization Of any kind. -four new
legiments were to-day added to General
Geary's Divisions. General Geary moved his
camp today His new position gives him the
possession of the valley in which he is located
and another opposite it, There is no rise in
either the Potomac or Shenandoah, perceptl-
bic to the uninitiated but old residents, who
have watched it for years. tell us that the Po-
tUmac has risen some eight, and the Shenan-
doah some six inches. They tell us that by to-
borrow morning there may be a rise OF that
many feet instead of inches.
SIRApsBURG, Oct. 2S.-Conslderabe picket
firing was heard down the river towards Har-
per's Ferry last night. Our Provost Marshal
arrested, yesterday, sutler named Riley. Tor
stealing over two thousand pounds OF butter
from the Commissary Department.
The enemy pickets on the opposite side OF
the river have multiplied since Sunday. The
recent rain has produced perceptiDlee rise IN
the Potomac at this point The One-hundred
and eight, enth Pennsylvania has Just been
supplied with Springfield musSets. Two sol
ders in Humphrey $ Division were killed while
on picket duty two nights ago. Bishop Nell
vaine: of Ohio, is here to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-29

4 thoroughly anti-slavery paper, IN the
French language isnow issued at New Orleans,
It is called L'Unon and addresses itself, IN
particular, to the French people OF color, to
whom it appeals to Join the Uniontroops.
Prince Saln -Salm, formerly Chief OF Blonk-
er's staff has been appointed Colonel OF the
Sth New York, in place Of Colonel Wutchell.
Gen. Mccall will probably be restored to his
command, no charges being on file against him.
His report Of the battles of Mechanicsvllle:
Gaines Hill and Malvern Hill which has so
lone slept in the desk Of Gen. Fitz John Por
ter. is expected soon to be made public, and
NAV shed light on the causes of the failure to
capture Richmond.
The New York Triggers, initiating the exam
ole CT the 'Longshoremen, have resolved on
Strike, and held preliminary public meeting
on Monday evening to insure concert of action.
The journeymen bakers. too, are making a
movement in the same directions; and al the
other trades, in due time, will, according to pre-
cedent, follow
Several handsome residences in Washington
have been rented by Members of Congress-
1t is stated that the Hygeia Hotel, at Old
Point, is nearly aIllevelled to the ground. The
proprietor has large force engaged in CON
structing the new one on the Hampton side Of
Mill creek bridge
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CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWAR;E'

NCRS. ENGLEBRENHT Respectfully ~;
lYs forms the citizens Of AleXandr1tt t npry
entity that she has received a = ~ - H. viii
or GOODS in the above line. which she WIZ
srI nnon as Good terms as they can be had elsgt
where. and rr0uests al inwant to give ner .''
at No II. North Royal street. ocl 4-''l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-29
MARRIED.

In Washington the 2sth Of October by the Rev Or
Hall, Mr. ". G. CALVERT Of Maryland to BETTE Co.
daughter Of Col. W Is. Randolph, Of Washington.
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# will be seen that there is some difficulty
" Baltimore between a portion Of the Union
men there and Gen. Wool He is accused OF
showing favor to Confederate prisoners, and
Secession sympathisers, which he denles.-
Those opposed to him suggested his removal
50 that he might have that retirement when
his condition Of mind requires. He declares
that these persons have made false representa-
tions. to which he will no longer submit, and
hence the proceedings detailed in another col
umn in an article from the Baltimore Amer
can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-29

IOCAL.-lhere was very heavy fog this
morning. The firing Of musketry, yesterdava
afternoon, in the southern suburbs of the town.
was by a company Of soldiers nnder drill 4
box, apparently Of dry goods, was landed on)
one of the wharves this morning, but being
suspected, it was opened by the guard. and out
rolled barrel Of WHISKY Nh. Drn'nin, whose
recent death at Wilmington, y. c., is announc-
ed was formerly connected with the telegraph
station in this place, up to the time Of tie
commencement Of the present war; he was
much esteemed, when he lived here, by our
citizens. The question is asked, since the late
steamboat explosion, whether or not the collec-
tors at Alexandria; Georgetown and Washing
ton have appointed inspectors OF steamers as
the law directs Passes are not required Of
persons going from Alexandria, as formerly, at
the Long Bridge: Aquetlnct and the Eastern
Branch bridges.
CoUNc1I.-There was no quorum present
the Common Council
>''1'AN-'NN'
was received from the Mayo on the subject Of
the Fire Department, and enclosing The res'g
nation Of John Birrell, Superintendent OF that
Department which wasread and laid on the table
\ communication from the Mayor on the
subject Of storing hay and other combastable
materials near dwelling houses was received,
and a bill to prevent such storage IN the aIo'e
mention localities was read first and second
time. and laid on the table.
No other business Of any interest was trans
acted and the Board adjourned.
ANCsE,ENTs.- Gardner& HemmlngS great
American circus said to be one Of the largest
and best equestrian companies III the country,
will exhibit here tomorrow, and Friday ana
Saturday, afternoon and evening"
The Canterbury company. at Liberty HAM,
continues to attract large crowds Inc per-
formance is varied and most interesting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-29
CITY HOTEL
FURNITURE AND FIXTt RES FOR 0"1 l'A''

FI'RNITJ RE AND FIAI Z I'11'7 "
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rsvO person wishing to engage in Ho .forsd
K EF,PING, an Opportunity is now ollc'e"
for profitable business III this city. 1orn
lease can be had on the property 1o r9r l9I
Of Years, and the FURNITURE: tlAl lon rsf
ND STOCK will be disposed OF at reaSon"''~
prices. g., :. rrivate sale
rs This property is offered at Prifs not sold,
i t viii be disno:ed of at Public Auction oA
! ddress by mail or apply in pe1T;s1on6 v ~
1A''''' GO - SAINT. HEFLEBo y " hH' or
Proprietor City Hotel, Alexa RR1NTG1fs 81
oct 2O-tf JAo. a. IN' 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
PLUMBING.

ID P. BOWER, LICNCED PIU1IBER
Ds No. 102 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
ufactors and Dealers in Bath Tube, Water Closets,
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrants, Bras and Plated
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
Pipe Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of al
kinds.
attended 10. Repairing solicited. and neatly exc
eufnd fanT
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MASTERISSALE-pnRsnANTIroo

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANTTO TO
nom the Court Of Common Pleas OF (IIvaboga conn
y, Ohio, at the suit Of Ezra MOnluX against Levi
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Eecta Sehnell, Board Of
by, TO me directed, shall expose for sale, at pubic
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the City
OF Cleveland the ls day OF july 1862 at two ocOck
p NJ, Of said day, the following lot parcel Of land
situate in lots and s. beginning az point the
plank road at the west OF that portion Of said
original premises set on to Electa Schnell; thence
50Ao chains; thence $ 39549 W 20 links; thence
5OA chains and IS links 10 west line Of Chitten
den Lewis land; thence chains and linlls thence
n 5040 W chains and % links; thence n 505l9 " 6
chains to the Plank Road thence 3g14o I chains
and 81 links to the place Of beginning, containing
25-O0 acres of land 23l00 of said land IN lot
No. 4, and 97l00 acres in lot No. s. Appraised at
$500. ID. W. GAGE,
Williamson Riddle, Master Comm
plt'his Att'ys maF2a2qt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

We are now prepared TO furnish Agents Dealers
and Families with this celebrated Wringgr, acknOWl-
edged by all who have used it to be the VERY BEST
the world has Ye7 produced.
N SAVES THE CLOTHES,
IT SAVES LABOR,
1T SAVES TIifEs Therefore y
1T SAVES MONEY.
The great Improvement In this over every other
Wringer invented Is its Self diuSting Arrange
ment, requiring no alteration 70 wiring hRndker
chief or bed Quilt Tho machine i mnds Of faod, so
with the clothes, Thereby agoing all danger Of inju-
" 90 the clothes BY iron rust Neither is It liable
like cast iron, TO be broken and ruined by chance
fall Families IN the city or ediacent country are
Fited % call at our works, get Wringer and give 4
trial next washing day with the privilege Of re-
turning Il II not satisfactory.
~ Agents wanted in al parts Of the State. Send
for cifcular = BALDWIN, DEWITT B CO., q
Cleveland Agricultural Works,
OiHoe % Centre-st Manufactory, 4, 6, s. 10 and y
Wiastzif. fiiruainnd. q 1luaFalisaa2
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RAHNEY, BACKUs 4 NOBLE,
,,.., Attorneys for Q. P. 4 A. 4. q.
nj N. Keyes, Plaintiff, In Court Of Common Pleas
w; Of Cuyahoga County,
NEE sAID DEFENDANT. Jonr
GIeyeland, o., May q, ls62:99l

NOTlCE.-THE PROPRIEToRs OF
i Y PORTAGE RIVER IMPROVEMENT, so call
ed, having established Tolls on all goods passing
through their Canal from keWeenaw Bay TO PORTAGE
River hereby notify the public that after juno 18TH
s52, the same will be payable 10 the Clerks Of the df
erent Steamboats, and Propeers, to their Treasu-
rerr, Edward y. Douglass, at HOuFhton, who is au-
thorized 70 collect them on all goods merchandise
laden or uniadeni nom transient vessels 81 the villa
ges Of HOughtoR and HANCOCK.
i. 7. LORlNG, Agent,
For the PrOpfietors.
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DYERS,
EL0UR &EEED,

CT. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR AND
- FEED STORE-The Proprietors Of the g. Clair
Mills have associated with them Mr. s. II. MILES
lately Of Shelby, Ohio, who is tirst-class practical
Miller; and also, have lately made considerable i'm
prOvements in their machinery, and prepared TO
furnish as good Flour as any Mill in the city.
They are also prepared 20 do general Custom Work
on short notice. Those having Wheat OF any other
kind Of Grain ground, viii do well to give them call
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
N B.-A choice article OF RYE FLOUR constantly
on hand. Lapr503g8l J. DUTT0N 4 co.
TlAMILY FL0UR.-A. NJ. PERRY
& Co. are making, at their new Mills, brand Of
Family Flour that connot be beat. mars
HURON MILLS xxx PASTRY
FLOUR-Families using il say they want no
Better For sale By A. NJ. PERRY & CO.,
april u6 and us Superior-St.
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MORNINGLEADER.
GETTING ALONG.


Ahuutfni .vsif an the rough RHtsrs-u iitera-
me. We'ao not know is authorship. - -EDIToRs
LnArEh
WeNOdqo 81 together, my good man and ],
Cur steps TroWing SLOW, a. the years hasten hy ;
Oar ctildren are healthy, our nciehbors are KIND.
Ana lith che world round ms we've no fault 70
'nsrHe thpi he sometimes VIII choose theworst
For sore ieef to walk ia, weary hot day
But tlea any wise husband can scarcely 81 wrong,
And, semeiow or ether, we're getting along.
Thereate 81, summer shadows beneath our home
HoF hahasome he looks sitting there s''his
weEelsh he aoels coming when sunset grows
his thoughts on the oattle and mine upon him.
The tiatkiissis ana thrushes come chatterng
Ildvatho tidbres' unse but iIstenWith tear.
He Shoots The gny rogues ! would pay for thor
WsTs sifsrsnt sure, stil wo're gotiinsalong.
He seems not to know what eat drink, or wear;
Hes trp and he's hearty, 50 Why should
No harsh word arom him my poor heart ever
uOuld,ntmind scolding so seldom he talks.
an htWelli .ts 900 much we women expect,
he0alg has promised % love and protect,
So Iieanun my husband so silent and strong,
Ia sure there's no trouble we're getting
alongs
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HOughton, May p, 1862. june9:595
MASTERS SALE--PURsUANT
MASTER'S SALE.--PURsUANT

M ASTER'S SALE.--PURsUANT
lXl to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit Of John sherman against John Sprague and
others, 10 directed shall expose for sale az pub
lie auction, at the dOorof the Court House. in the city
OF Cleveland the twenty fourth dayO june 1852
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described premises
Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and known by lot No
fifteen, in tract No. three and bounde1as follows:
East west north and south by lot lines and contain
ing one hundred and fOrtysN and Onethird acres Of
land, be the less but subject to all legal
highways and excepting therefrom thirteen acres in
the northwest corner thereof set of to John Sprague
for homestead, bounded as follows: commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains 25 links
nOrthery from the southwest corner Of said thence
running north said west line six chains . links
to the northwest corner Of said Ot thence east on the
north line twenty chains 50 links; thence south par-
allel with the west line six chains 25 links; thence
west twenty chains 90 links to the place Of beqnnine
Appraised at 81 200. HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. PREETIss, Master Commissioner.
ppnfs Afffv r,,-af-S0S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

THE DEFENDANTS, EDWIN s.
MERRILL, of Winehendon, Worcester coun-
ty, Mass, and NJ. P. Robbins, Of Brooklyn, New
York, win take notice that the Plaintiff on the 3st
day Of May, lS52, filed petition in the Cuyahoga
County Court Of Common Pleas State Of Ohio aRinst
the above named Defendants, stating that on the sd
day of November, 1901 the Defendant Benajah Bar
ker executed and delivered to one j II Kappes, a
promlssory note for $1,000 payable In six months af
ter ITS date and that for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of said note, the said B. Barker and Eliza
beth, his wife, executed and delivered on the same
day, mortgage to the said j. H. Kappes, his heirs
uate in said County and State, viz:
first-On piece Of land In the township Of New
burgh known as sub-Ots Nos. and in original acre
lots Nos. S3l and 2 and also, l2 acres Of land, be-
ing the northwest corner in original lot 3g in the
township.
seeond--On lots Nos 2 p, 2s and 2g in Barker and
Stedmans allotment Of ten acre lots Nos 42 and q in
the City of Cleveland.
That said mortgage and note are assigned to the
Plainti that the note remains unpaid and that the
mort gago became absolute.
The petition further alleges that the title Of lots
Nos. 26 and 27 described under part second is
held by the Defendant, Edwin 5. Merrill but subse-
that the title Of lots Nos . and 2g as described under
part second, is now held by the Defendant, p. NJ.
Robbins but likewise derived, since the execution Of
the said mortgage and therefore subject 70 the Plain
tits claim. The Plaintiff asks the foreclosure of said
mortgage and the sale of the mortgaged premises to
pay the 5000 and interest from May ., 1862.
The said Defendants are therefore required TO ap
pear and answer said petition before the 9th day
Of August, l662 the same will be taken as confess
ed and judgment rendered accordingly.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated June 8, 1852. iune5595
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
i that application will be made for the pardon Of
JOHN RING, sentenced to the Penitentiary at the
November Term Of she Court of Common Pleas, 1883,
for the period Of ave years, charged with arson
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
1HOTOGRAPHIO IALBuMS. AT

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, Ar
R. DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
l7g SuperiOT-St.
ARTISTS NATURALIZATION AND
NEWTON's and GoupiIs OIL and Water Colors.
At r. D. D0UGLA86 CO.'S
i7g superior-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at r. B. DOUGLAS co.'s,
l79 SuDeriOrSt.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings and Engrayings, at
r. B. DOUGLAS 3 CO.'S, q
l7g Superior-st.
'cARTFs DE VIsITEli OF CELEBRATED
Hen and Women and Paimer's Marbles, at
r. b. DOUGLAS a COS,
rr~r fasrrarftr l7g superior-St Z
FINE ENGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men, at r. B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
apr9 rn U % " i7qSuperior-Sf- &
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IilcignAt 90 brighi as it was long ego,
Wien be visited Ine enid dtempest and saow;
When he brought me q ribbon or jewel 70 wear,
And sometimes rosebud to twist in my hsr
But-uhea We are FIls we can 81 langh and sing
OfcoUTsa, growing old, LIES a different thing
Ny aood man and 4 have forgot our May song
fti somehow or r0therEe re gettingalnng.
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! nRnnKERY 3 cllIIlAllARE.

lCPRfNG TRADE.-A. S. GARDNER
.sff- French Ctilal lIlif atIl d8eofl.el ll1lrar
{ couiblaIE assarFHsnl, Stone hipa- n ql
f.laa legt make, Plated Goods. warranted 1nclcaat
1laI-p Cslls b1lrils elgtors, hlllEflll aed di-a7
spoons forks, ke., Ivory Iandlei and Pian .tlsIsl
TFftflnuI1 " GEu. FIalIl5le " ares. llls al4 ll
,niihos, Tea Trays, Coal Oh Chapdaler5t LellI' I
Lanterns, &C., az unusually low prices ~
ING the war advance g Aor21e q s4,.fi55l-p
sDE2lf eeialar zl-lss 2, {. -.
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B0ARlINR.

BOARDING -ONROR Two YOUNG
Men. or Man and his Wife can find Board Ii q
private family 81 q BoliTur-st. Terms modsrnts.
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THE EALLsUFFTCIENT THREE
-LrRIESEMAR 4 ? and 2

Il -HRiESEMAI 1, ? and 3.
Are protected y Royal Letters Patent Of England,
and secured by the Seals Of the Ec0le de Pharmace de
Paris and the Imperial College, Of Ae5icine, Vienna.
No. One IS invaluable for exhaustion, spermator-
rhuea and all physical disabilities. ri VI e.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nau-
Eeons and .peInicious use Of cOpavia and cubebs.
Ne. Three has entirely supp lGnted the injurious
OF mercury thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
reiel tispersng all impurities and roofing out the
venom of diseases,
TRIEsEafER, Nos L and g. are preparationsi in the
form Of ozenge devoid Of taste and SMELL and be
carried in the wastc0at pocket Sold in tincases and
divided into separate doses administered by VAL
peau Laliemand, R0ux, Ricod &C. Price s. each, or
cases for g, which saves s and in 81 cases, where
by there Is saving of So To be had wholesale and
retail of Dr. BARROW, No. l9f Bleecker-St N Y.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR. Barrow
will Forward the resemart any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according to the in
struQtions o. tho wfiter. flH Ct s1ls u r.
leP-sold by g. w. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
DENTISTRY,

OELF-A DHESIVE TEETH,
y WITHOUT SPRINGS OR CLASPS. Drs. HAL
IIWELL DANIELS Dentists, Established in
ls52, south side Public Square, Churchl's Drug
Store. Masticating Teeth with Flexible Base for
ease, comfort and natural appearance combined, hay
ing stood the test of ve years. 70 the satisfaction Of
all wearers (as Is evncod by numerous testimonials
which can Be seen at our ece it entirely suPeraedes
the ordinary methods. All sharp edges avoided,
there is extraction Of roots any painful opera
On, while the &C Is of the most unerring accuracy.
The success which our system has achieved has in
duced many mitaors. We beg to state that the orig
inal can be found
ONLY AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
~ 4 single lo9th 81. pppenor Lower setts sl0
and upWards.
n B. We send our pamphlet on the Teeth, postage
free, which Should se reEa by AL apI!2Ii2l..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

gS-Ihe above are all from persons who are public
" known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
they were true. iH
PREPARED By J. @. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold BY G. ". CLARK, and ly Druggists and Deal
ers everywhere dec5 R25dWktweOw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

A. whiting. only. Saiy, '''i0n iOi 'HOn's
NOTICE.. WHITING, A Non
! Resident Of The State Of Ohio, win tako notice
that the Ceyeland Painesvillo Ashtabula Railroad
Company did, the 9th day OF May, 1852 fled Pc
tition In the Court Of Common Pleas within and
i9r the county o. Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio against
the said A. Whiting defendant, setting forth that on
the Cd day q March 1852 the said defendant In
debted 70 said Company In the several sums on ac-
counts Of s49 90 Sos and s66 TO- amounting IN total
g tho sum Of s373 60 with interest thereon from
March 3 1852 for charges and transportation Of cer
tain three lots barrels oil carried and conveyed over
and upon said Compapys Railroad from Girard 70
Ileyeandi Ohio and there at tbs latter place deliver
cd by said Company for said defendant his request
that the said sum OF money then and b now due
and payable, that said sum Of money nor any part
thereof has been paid and said Company prays jldq-
ment against the said A. Whiting, defendant, ID the
sum OF three hundred and aeVeuty-three dollars and
sixty cents with interest thereon from said % day of
March, 1862
And the said A. whiting Is notified that ho is rB-
quTed 70 appear and answer said petition before
the 2Sth day Of june 1862 or Judgment will Do taken
against him BY default
RAENEY, BACKUS NOBLE,
II
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.PhpEa IIANlFAeT1RY. g.

TTLEVELAND PAPER C0al9
y -lfsnulscfurdrzc Of ~ $ 5JyA and itllAt-
fTt71f r.I1ltR ~ l0rlsrl lLLl nrQlll.ll- ..at
r771-r re- TVanfn7. Oifco 100 olrori1r-lt. .-
1 I ttld5s 90 ~ ". IAlLoal ssh. lil-&
+ .-sfI % sslig IS .raH p Ca,g1. ,riaA
.tszzIr tsss q
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at 85 900, COO Bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140 0oO-
900 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, Farley,
Rye, BnckWheah, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peashes5 Apples; Sc, which 80 % swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tcns Of produce
were sent out Of the Stafe Of Lninois during the
past year.
In Central and Southern Illinois unconinou
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Ankinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &u4, Of the best breeds, Field hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the feld 3 open for atherg 10 enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. D4IET
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oATs. BARLEY. RYR. BUCkWHEAT,

And vegetables suited 70 the climate, are produ-
ced In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsyivania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tuelEy and Virginia, giving avsriety % temper
atura IN the state suite 70 almOsi every produet
Of The United statas. - - l..