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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-10

freight Of all kinds will be carried from CAica-
70 to all points East ct all times, at rs low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2J-dl
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ar. PAULs. (Episcopai) Rev. b. Wakefield, Rector
scryife. IbI. A. VI. and u. NJ.
sr MARYs. (rstboIic,) Rev Aeg nerz, Pastor. servi
~ 10 A. NJ. and 3 2. NJ.
ST Andrews. Catholic, Rev. J. D. H. Scope. Pastor
services n nd 10 A. N. aud y. n.
Iss PsEsBYTERIAN, Esv. Mr. Van Doren, Pastor, ser.
vices iok A. NJ and p. NJ.
UNITED PREsBHTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Aten Pastor, ser
vices Ipx ". ann } p. "
PEARL st. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. simms, Pastor,
services i0ts A. NJ and M.
CIRfsTiAN--Hsnry Hall, south west corner Main
and franklin streets services by Elder A. J. Hobbs
frat and third Lords day IN each monh-mor Dir
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. A.. Greenmsu. Pastor, services
lex A. NJ. and z p n.
GERMAN METHODIST Rev. Godlovo TrefE. Pastor
services IOt< A. " and r. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. Ch,s. sehadow Pastor,
services 10 A. NJ.
III GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grosson, Pastor.
services IOA. N. and 7 p. NJ.
AFRICAN ". u. CHURC II, Rev. W. c. Treyan Pastor,
services io5& A. NJ. and +. M
FRIENDS. HIKSITE, services II A. NJ.
ORTHODOX n A. NJ.
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STRIKE: OR ALL IS LOST!

Felloc. Citizens Of Wayne, Henry and
Randolph Couaties.
WE are admonished by the assassiH-like
spirit which leads therebelion Of the Sonth.
to redouble our energies for the salvation Of
this Government. Will you stay at home
to count your dollars, while traitors are
counting the cost, in blood and treasure. Of
our time honored Union? Spare little
time from your labor and give me hear
ing. am cheered on in my efforts by the
encouragement which comes from the loyal
hearts Of this District. II you will help
me a. you can. the Goth will be the first
Regiment TO report.
l will address you at the following pla-
ces and times:
Wayne County:
Dublin. Friday. July 1s. at o'clock. +. NJ.
Milton, g q
Hagers,owo. ""8 :"
Wsship gton. Saturday. July 10, At 10 A N.
Williamsburg, - J 7. NJ,
Abingdon, Monday. July 2lst. at p. NJ.
Boston, :. -
Henry County:
Kuightstown, tuesday. July 2s. at PM.
New Castle, g .
Middle,own. Wednesday, 20,
Randolph County:
Union. Friday. July IS, at O'Clock. P. NJ.
Winchester. Saturday, 26ih. at 10 A. NJ.
Farmland. - " p. NJ.
Lynn. 9
WIN. A. BICKLE. Col. Com'dg.
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! l am prepared to receive orders from the
farmers OF Indiana for this new and very
valuable variety of Wheat for seed which
promises to furnish an absolute security
against the ravages Of the fly. and injury
from rust.
This wheat originated 10 Virginia in 1853
from four heads only. and was the resuf OF
accidental hybridzatton. 1t has been prop
agated entirely by Peter German. Esq. Of
Mary land, one Of the most successful wheat
growers in the United States.
1t has beautiful white berry, ripens
much earlier than the blue stem and other
varieties. and has so far entirely escaped
damage from either of the causes named.
1t will be sold at s. 90 per bushel, freig hit
added, put up in strong barrels, and ship
ped to any address. by railrosd-to be . aid
for on presentation OF bill of lading Farm.
ers can club together and procure barrel
or more. as they require. Time required
for delivery about nine to twelve days from
date oforder. As the quantity is limited,
orders should be sent Immediately.
+. II DENNIS,
Rtchmoad Ind
n
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| II The funny man" Of Richmond, 'B.
| is engaged in the work of indicating the
action of the County Central perpetual
motion committee, in putting Julian on the
track last April-giving his notions about
certain classes" and his opinion as 10 the
course the Palladium has taken in regard
to popular nominations. He also promises
TO notice, this week. the dongs Of the Dis
trict meeting at Indianapolis, and the pro-
ceedings Of the District Committee appoint
ed thereat. All this has been done, and is
promised through the Broadare. When
we've nothing better TO do. we'll attend to
our funny" friend in the mean time. we
suggest whether his new born zeal in JUL
ans behalf, may not have been melted by
the promise Of having his heal exalted
thro' Georges Influence, like unto the head
Of Pharoah's butler, that the scripture tells
about. Shouldn't wonder if twas so.
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War MEErrso.-Pursuant to . call,

| War MEErISG.-Pursuant to call, a
| large coucourse of citizens assembled on the
corner of Main and Marion Streets. on
| Tuesday evening last. to listen to speech
from our distinguished fellow citizen. WIN.
Bickle. Esq. After several stirring airs
from Mitchel's Bsn1. Mr.. Buckle mounted
the stand anil proceeded to address the as
senbled audience. He gave brief history
of The origin OF the rebellion and of lis gradual
pi ogress. spoke of The great niency shown
by our government to traitors heretofore
and advocated thorough con6scation Of all
rebel property, which fell into our hands,
and of sending the women and children Of
the traitor within the rebel lines. He strong
ly urged the necessity of this act. alleging
that he as commandment would brave a
court martial before his solIicrs should pro.
tee, rebel property. He advocated an i'm
mediate response to the enrolment of the
new regiments called for by the government,
citing the hberality Of our citizens IN gener-
ously advancing bounty money for the pur-
pose. He hoped that the 69sh would be
early in the field. and for his own sake. he
pledged the citizens that he would do his
duty if they would be willing to trust their
friends in his charge. He was listened to
for over an hour with great attention, utter
esting all with his soul stirring and patriotic
remarks. We understand that Mr. Bicale,
will canvass the country thoroughly, enter
terng upon hi, duties at once, and sincere
ly hope that bis patriotic efforts will meet
with hearty response from the people OF
"Old Wayne"
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~A Jug slipped out of the hands of an

ETA jug slipped out of the hands of ar
old gentleman on The stones. in front Of ou
office Wednesday last The owner raised
j, carefully, but alas. the crockery had ex
perience compound fracture--'twas evi
IDENTIFY past surgery, we concluded, from the
way he eyed il; aud from the way he dash
ed il down, breakir it into hundred frrg.
nents, we were sure of that fact. We
cou'dn's help INDUCING in hearty laugh
at the human nature exhibited, and we
made a note OF it.
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On Sunday last. man influenced by
an over dose Of whisky, showed forth his
Secession p'oclvities by cheering for jeff
Davis and the Southern CoEfederacy.'-
The individual was promptly reprimanded
by one Of the bystanders who could not
brook such an insult. The last we saw Of
the jeff Dsviste, he was rapidly making
tracks down Main Street in a manner which
far exceeded Hardee's Double Quick.
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PArRIorlc.--Our young friend 8. L.
Gregg. Of Cambridge City. is rapidly re.
cruiting his battery of artillery at that place.
He has been appointed Lieutenant and has
already 40 names on his list we understand
He has sold out his interest in the drug bus
mess. for the cypress parposs of serving bis
country and goes into the service with his
whole soul, God bless him. How many
patriotic yoang men Of Old Wayne will
initiate his example.
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"A severe storm Of wind and rain pass
ed over this city, on Monday night last
Shade aud Fruit trees were blown down,
the corn, oats and grass of our farmers in
this vicinity Frustrated and tangled. The
Rail Road trains were detained by obsiruc-
tons caused by it, and We expect to hear Of
its ravages all over the country.
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The specimen of Tappahanock wheat.
in our window. is attracting great deal Of
attention from the public. Farmers should
at once send in their orders to the Agri-
cultural Bureau. in Washington. or to E.
II. Dennis. Esq. Of this city.
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az Recruiting is rapidly progressing In
the country from ali accounts, and We trust
cur boys will at once come up and rally
around the banner of our glorious Union.
Let no. Richmond be behind the other tow MS
IN filling up her quota.
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The Pet Lamb Store Of Messrs B. s. J.
Coffin. is having an unprecedented rush this
week. No wonder, for their goods are Of
tie latest and most desirable styles. and
they are determined not to be underso'd.
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-Murfreesboro Tenn, was reported to
have been taken, the first of this week; and
we understand that our citizens are taken by
surprise at the beautiful. dress goods which
are going off 50 rapidly at D. B. Crswford's.
There is an awful buzzing at the Bee Hive.
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Although many our of citizens signify
their intention OF going to fight the battles
OF our country. some must necessarily be
left at home. Those Al home who wan. a
nice article of Dry Goods. ctesP for cash.
should not forget c. Jackson & Co.'S New
York Cash Store.
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We learn from Oran Perry, Esq, that
Parson Brownlow, has been written to. to
visit our city, and deliver lecture. He
has not yet signi6ed, at what time. he will
come. but our citizens expect rich treat
Whenever the Parson arrives.
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-Housekeepers, do you want anything
in the culinary line? il 50. go to c. c. Buhl
& Co.'S store. lfyou want good water
proof roof, go to c. c. Bull. Ifyou wait
plumbing in all its branches. remember, c.
c. Bull & Co.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

webb Lodge, on the third We lnesiay.
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesdsy
evening IN every month.
King Solomon Chapter, second Friday
Wayne Council. frst Thursday in March, June
September and December ............
BrittOn Lodge (colored. FIRST Monday in each
month.
/. q. q. r.
white Water Lodgemeets overy Friday evening
Herman (tierman) Lodge, every Tuesday evening.
Woodward Lodgo,every wednesday evening.
Oriental EDcampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. of each month.
Degree Of Rebccca. OF Whitewater and Wood ward
Lodges, first aud third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebeccs of Herman Loo &C. first and third
Monday of each month.
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Stirring war speeches were made on
Saturday evening last. by Col. Grose Of
the seth. and w. A. Bckle Esq. of this city.
Now is the time for action. Indianisns do
not be drafted, bat enlist at once
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Mai Conner left the city on Monday
for his regiment the I'd Indiana Cavalry. TO
join his detachment. which was at the last
accounts near Huntsville Ala.
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Have you seen those splendid brackets
and Gas Burners at Starr & Whites? Ii
not. those DESTROYS of purchasing, should 8"
at once 10 their fine establishment. next to
Emswiler's Notion Store. They also exc
cute plumbing in all its branches.
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~During the high gale of wind on
Tuesday night portion of the roof Of sa-
loon near the Depot. known as the Re-
treat" was demolished and the building
Otherwise damaged
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We saw child's carriage yesterday.
and upon enquiring found it came from c.
Runners. opposite the Meredith House
it was q splendid article. thinner keeps,
a fine assortment of childrcns' carriages,
Toys, Notions and Confectionery.
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E These are exciting times, not only il
the army and navy but al No. ~ Main st
Goods have gone up and Haines continue.
to sell at less than present wholesale prices
Hence The crowd and excitement. Call and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-18

We notice that the Cincinnati and Chi
cago Air Line Rail Road company. are
putting up telegraph wires along their route
between here and Chicago.
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~ Our young friend. Oran Perry. late
Ssry't Major of The 18th Ind. Regt. has
been appointed Adjutant OF the 6eth. now
organising at Camp Wayne in this city
He is the right man in the right place.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 5th.
MALLS OPEN

Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern. .......lI Is a. III
indisns polls and the West............. 4l5 . ID
chicago and North west .............. Gs30 .. m
MAILS CLOSE
Indianapolis and Chicago 1000 .. m
layton ana Columbus, and East. 300 p. M
CihcinhaIi and last. .......-.......-. bio p. m
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, ac.. leaves
Monday, w Wednesday AMI Friday at. 100 .. m
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 p. m.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
same ms Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via Ne ~ Garden, leaves
Monosy and Friday .at. 500 . IN
same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 m
- Oice open from 80 a. IN. to .. IN. Sun
days from to 10 a. IN
i-1 The Mails are governed by Railroad limo
which is faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS PIN.
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The Isschm ond Benevolent socses,

Meets on the First Monday evening in each month
circulating from one Church to anoherobject
out ana relieve the worthy poor Donations are solicit
Mrs ). Cox, j.. X. IIin. A L. Scott Mrs r. Ham Mrs
y scott. 3: L. little, Mrs. " nth Mrs MauEhton
j. j. Conley. w. H. Pagan. and g. w. IIin.
ri HMoND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets on the
evenings OF the 2i ana 4th Mondays each month
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-Strattan * Son have superb assort-
ment Of Ladies Silk Mantillas, and Ladies
Dress Goods, which they offer to the public
st reasonable rates. Their motto is "dnick
sales and small profi's.''
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ID. B. Golden. Esq. of this town is
raising a company of Infantry for the Goth
Regiment.
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DIED the city Hospital In Indianapolis, en- Thurs
1ay Juy John T. Harvey OF the I6sA Ind Vol. Of
Csngssen ths Lar 70, 10 The Sosh gear OF HE sgs
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rFWe are authorized to announce DAVID Kill
GORE, rs a Candidate for Congress, subject 70 the
decision Of any plan Of nomination that may be adop-
ted by the Union men of tho 5th Congressional Dis
trict.
Messrs. Editors Palladum:--You will please an
nounce tho name of DAVID CHAMNESS. OF Dalton
Township, IS . candidate for Sheriff of Wayne coun-
ty .utjsct the decision Of the People at the Oco-
Der oil &c ion p'd $l--duc ST.
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.

= = s--FaFri,ae7its In Gotses, cusf.re n-e %,
80 s'sf raas'se- Commencing an ts:ifsse
. Get. 81 Esaa- tsee kstsaon GA tae BvrsncA,
aat4 4 ss'tha EtaaA 81 ne Main Iinea, tie Co,a-
f3rt4 'cs Thousands ~ acres see9E adopted 30
ia sAfifsctiors ef tbs FIBRE. 4 settler ka1ing
rt1., =, e sa,Hy q .idrs. caa s.rH tAe.r
isf gfet3es@ ~ perfection ef III plant
Z IS F.ge'Ha5s e-seFtto'.s .otc making 10 90
re- .irs-t54ts u fae se.l or f!taoss, ,ei9 IL Is
hepFf speedily gre a sas feie,.s ossoEns to
f11aa.f u great brss.si:. Of !aad.
MINING AND MANUFACTIRES.
The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Pot.er's CIsy, Limestone Sandstone
&c, &c, are almost untouched; they await the
arrival OF entt-prisug and energetic men, accus-
toned 10 convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Railroads sntersect the whole State. tlis-
Coz, GOO have been invested In completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surro undinx
States and the directess thoronghfarss " com
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length OF the State from
the banks of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio As its nalne imports. the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and Ell
thrr side OF the road along its whole length lie
the lands offered for sale.
To ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pahy offers. IL Is not surprising that IL should
have already disposed Of 500. 900 acres Of land
Ii Is now selling at the rate OF 900 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
In ten years, and is now STA s9l. The Company
sell TO actual cuivators and every contract con-
tains an agreement 10 cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARkEIs, DEPOTs.-
There Ninety Eight Depots on the Comps-
nys Railroad, giving about every
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages situated
at convenient distances throu ghout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity be
found readily as in the eldest cities of the
Union, and where buyers TO be met for all
kinds Of farm produce.
EDUCATION
Mechanics and working will q ind the free
school system encouraged by the State and
doved with a large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live in sight Of the school,
the college, the church, and grow up. with the
prospeity of the leading State In the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that il equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of IL:
but let any careful observer visit 1t, and he will
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages II offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers OF the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, moving
70 Illinois in great numbers; and 1t 10 believed,
that II these surprising advantages we're made
known to the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
and workin population OF crowded Europe
they would promptly avail themselves of the
knowledge.
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July 8, 1852.

w. T. Dennis, late Secretary of the In
ana State Agricultural Society, and present
Chief Clerk in the Agricultural department
of The Patent Office, says of this wheat:
"The Patent Office last year distributed
so bushels. some of which was sent TO In.
diana, ard as far as have heard. i. is a
perfect success. II ripens here from ten to
eighteen days earlier than blue stem, and
has never yet suffered from fly or the rust"
w. T. DENNIS.
WAsHINeToN. D. G., July 2. 1869.
Joseph III Quigg. prominent farmer Of
! Wayne county. living near Dover. who re-
ceived a sample from the Patent Office last
year, says:
. Il sowed the Tappahannock Wheat about
the 7th 9th Of October. after my other
crop was sowed, and my best ground oc-
cupied. The patch was somewhat shaded,
and the wheat did not have a fair chance
cut il. fully ripe on the eth of June
Other whea. is being cut from 9TH to 10th
July. The wheat is very light color, gen
rally regarded in my neighborhood as
white wheat The straw think the bright
est l ever saw. The yield, l think. would
be fully equal to 50 bushels per acre.
l think it is the best wheat We ever had
in this county. on account off is ripening so
early that the insects aud other mshaps of
wheat would be avoided by raising it,
3w. f. H. ID.
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Sheriff Sale.

oY virtue OF sundry executions to directed from
the Wayne Common Pleas Court, I will expose
paolc SALE 1t the Court House door in Cente-vle
county, lndans the Goth day of July Ic65
b hours of clock a, IN. and o'clock p. m. of said
do the ioo~~ property TO wit: The south half of lot
fs) in that of the city Richm
by John Smith, all atsd in sail Wayne
and State of Indiana, to he sold the properly OF
James NJ smith to satisfy said executions hands
one in favor OF Juha Pnney a--; in favor of
Thomas Newlin; in favor Of Beaism min Fara-r
ais and in of w L. ParquhAr Lewis Burk
and ali OF said executions against said Smith.
j :. STiDHAM, sLR. W. C.
July - so
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BuCnyHE.T.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. Tho nortLera portion
OF Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
allure in the State suited to almost every prottuc.
of Il
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products OF Illinois are great
CT than those of any other State The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated at b, 600 COO busht lJ
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 600
900 bushels, besides the crop OF Oats barley.
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp. Peas Clover.
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches. Apples, &c. which 30 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during Ii Z
past
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tN Candidates fog office will reeollect that T~o
Dollars is price FOR announcing name, if not a
subscriber-and One Dollar IL q subscrber-to be
paid invariably in advance.
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temperance Orders.
The 0ooDTEMPLARs meet every Wednesday Even.
ing.
evening.
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

tie, Horses, Mules. Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits 1t IL
believed that no section OF country presents great
er inducement. for Dairy farming than the Prai-
rfes OF Illinois, branch OF farming TO which but
little attention has been paid. and which mus.
yield sure profitable results. Rftween the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith. distance Of So miles on the Branch and
III miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn
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IMPoRTA Il
!

PATENT LG-NcT.
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ILLINOIS


Is about equal ia extent 10 England WITH a r,--
uiation OF !. IS. Coo, and soil capable Of san
porting p, Doc, 900 No State in the Valley ot
the Mississippi offers great an inGueeaaent 10
the settler As the State OF Illinois There il no
part OF the world where all the conditions OF eli
mate and soil so admirably combine 20 produce
those two great staples, Corn aud WHsAr.
CLIMATE
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor rs these
deep, rich, iogmy soils, cultivated with much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part of the State to the Te-re Haute Alton 4 81.
Louis Railroad, distance of nearly 200 miles Is
well adapted TO Winter
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears Tomatoes and every variety of
fruit and vegetables is grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton So Louis Railroad and the kankake
and Illinois rivers, . distance Of lis miles on
the Branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk
lies IN great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.