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, 1862-06-20
Gbe Tribune.



VIC have received no data since our last
issue that materially changes the aspect
presented at our last w7lting. If Ianything
tie doubt is rather cleared up On the side
Of the positive defeat Of the Springfield
sw1ndle, and the advocates Of that measure
look more and more glum as fresh returns
arrive. They are appalled, at each teeming
token that localities upon which they relied
For rousing majo1i les now give only
feeble response, or hare turned squarely
tle other way: Old Democratic
SECTORS aud townships far down
toward Egypt are p1ump1y against the
thing. Something has evidently happened
70 dhgust the Democracy h the rural dis
tricts We can tell just what it is. when
The Democracy was itzelf faring i'll in
heavy sea, the old craft having actually
pa1ted IN mid ocean, leaving its quarter
deck and steering apparatus high Oh the
rocks Of arn4ed rebellion, there was alarm
and terror enough among the forlorn rem
nant. How has1hat dismay been increased
when iatterly they have seen wading to-
ward them through the waves tall spectre
1abeltd !" Liberty and Economy" anxious
10 seek foothold on their raft No wonder
i: has caused scattering. and that Old
Democrats ind this test Of attachment to
<acir Old craft 8 It1leto much
It's told Of al Iishman, whose name
has not come down with the anecdote, that
when he was lei=urcly riding his scrawny
nad lrone from Donny brook, the flies dis
tressed the sorry creatures sides, aud in
the motions of the ungain1y legs beating
oil the invaders, one hoof Of the brute
caught in the s.iTrup. " Arab, quotf
Pat, "lf gees g0ts' to get on, shtire, sts J
that sriN get ef.." Thus these Democrats
at the dread approach Of this awful ally
and tic record Of their scattering, is cvc'
now coming up. There is no douat ths
the loatlsone accession Of Wentworth t
The Democracy has cos: them more votes
the parts Of the State, Of old set down
Democratic, than he has brought over t
them here, and the temporary advantag
.,ained in the slums Of Wells street, an
the low pot-houses Of the infected ware
IN this city, is tenfold swanped IN Il
county, where such base lines Of arg
rneut do not exist. There is one aspe
in the whole affair that even now eminent
delights Republicans,-that present'
in The fine perspective of the Wel
worth back and shoulders, iacreasi'
tLc distance between himself and t
associations he ever diseraced, and t
par;v Of hom it was the severest thi
to sav, that Long John belonged to it. 7
would not be irregerent, but in view
what has happened, and the deep d'sg'
Of tho Democracy at his having squat
On their ali too Dar7ow premises, may
not lie said of him that thc.came unto
OVID, and his Own received him not"
, 1862-06-20

KdRS. JANE ELIZABETH F'UL-
t3I LERTON-Cal at u South Tater street and
Ii ar something for youE benefit, OF address no3 -
Chicago T. o. 1e2uEs4il"
, 1862-06-20
FROM N'DOWELL'S COM HAND
the FEDERAL COMMANDER COURTS
the REBELS.
UHianists Seek for Help at Wash
ilgton.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1dbune-l
WAsHHoroE June 19, 1862.
An officer from Fredericksburg sayE, Nc
DowelTs lenity to the rebels Is amusing. He
ordered one regiment, worn out with march
irg to 60 ten miles to return some rails and
repair the feRce from which some OF it's SOL
diers had taken them. It Is said 10 be Nc
Dowen's theory that the rebels are alienated
SO thoroughly that it will take hundred
years Of Cancellation to restore them to the
Union.
a committee Of citizens from Frederick5-
burg IS here to-day urging the adoption Of
some zaeasures for the protection OF Union
men.
, 1862-06-20

TO RENT-Dwe1lrg house. No.
l. 2s2 North Lasalle ssreet, With ten rooms, gaz
and water good ce1lar ulder the whole house. Urge
barn in the rear Pust ession stycn INN e'1totely.
Apply TO GEo- " Woop. Isl South # ater street.
I. 44,7a+
, 1862-06-20

Rock IaIand county has given $50 majority
aeaiust the swind]e. notwithstanding the de-
f ction in Rock Island city and the recreancy
Of 6. ". P1easants, who has gone over to the
secesh, where he naturally belongs. His feel
iHcs are all southern. He Was one Of the
committee who whitewashed the Knights OF
the Golden Circle in the convention, and gave
them certificate Of loyalty. We suggest to
him that it would pay to get up another mani
festo, e1toll1Dg the beauties Of the EgypiaI
swindle, and then employ the editor OF the
secesh Argus to write to the TRIBUNE ITO pub
1iBh it in nil its editious.'' After that achieve
rnent he might with propsiety take degree il
t}1e K e. ca
, 1862-06-20

MEMPHIS. juno 18-The shipments north
up to to-day have been:
Cotton. bales. .s--t,Ho
MClatseB, brlf 49, 49,
Molas ses, HI brls. 3'N1
Sugar, blI8 ...... -.'-..-......-''' .'-.-'-osoo"
There waa much comiog in yesterday.
The frat day the post-ofdc Waa opened the
citizens uail-d 1000 letter., mostly on busi-
ness to Northern men, and bought $3.50 worth
of postage stamps. There we're upwards Of
loo applications for c1erkships, including the
entire force under the confederate Enie-
Provost Marshal Gould administer the
oath Of allegiance to 800 persons, including
$50 dcserters from the reb army and t1Te
commissioned officers. It Is supposed the
cotton burners are within eix miles Of Mem
RIBS. Last night there were reports of tnrbu-
ience among the slaves In CEistenden aud Mis-
eissippi counties. Arkansas.
MExpu1s, TENN, June 17.--Abont 10
rebel officers and soldiers, aud about the
ssme number OF citizens took the oath Of Al
legiance yesterday. The market is becoming
platted With merchandise, which can only bs
g. ID for Tennessee money-rathcr than to 90
which, owness are dfRposed to salp the1r
| goode back The greater part Of the stores
Ire etiu closed, the secash oSnees Of many OF
them refuse to rent to abolsionh1 u any
price.
, 1862-06-20

Mastering Ont the Federal Fr1sonerS'
New YORK, June l2.-Capt F. g. LsFned,
IT army. is now at Port Columbus, Cover
nor's Island, mastering for pay the released
prisoners Of war, recently arrived here. al
TIshiug to receive their pay proper, and COM
mutation Of rations, must repair without de-
Law to that post.
, 1862-06-20
FcScDURAGING UNION TOKENS In
TENNESSHE.
We Hold Cumberland Gnp.

NASHVILLE, June 19.-Tbe Union lcalns that
1900 men will be raised for serTice IN Ien-
psEsee. SeyerM leading Cnlonlsts are engaged
IN the work ,
i dispatch from Gen. Morgan to Gov. john
son sa}e we hold Cumberland Gap
A large Union meeting has been held IN
Smith, DeKalb and Gi]ls counties.
The Clergy Of Nashville have been requested
to take the ossh.
, 1862-06-20
M1ksourf Emancipation State ConVen.

ton.
JEFFERSON CITY, June 16.-The Emancipa-
tipn Convention, after session Of three days,
adjourned this afternoon Its proceedings
~erc harmonious, md there Was 8 firm deter
uination to energeticaily push forward the
great policy which the contention met to in
augurate. -,
4 series Of resolutions WAS adopted, heartily
indorslng the national administration; recom-
mending the general emancipation Of the
slaves in the State, and the acceptance o. tne
aid rendered By the general gosernxnent. sno-
hitting to the people of the Stsfe the details
Of such action and such legislation as may be
necessary to accomplish the end in view, to
be indicated bY them through the representa-
tf1es elect to the next general assembly pro
posing thorough organization Of the State
fr the fall elections; condemnlng Gov. Gln-
ble's operations In regard to soldiers from
olher States, and expressing thanks TO the
GENERAL government and its officers for their
aid and protection In our conflict with rebel
lion.
There was considerable opposition to the
resolution condemning Gov. Gamble, but 1t
An eyccuiiye committee, consisting Of two
members from each Congressional district,
was appointed
, 1862-06-20
0hfkU0FYa

Lou1gy1LIE, Ky, June 19.-James B. Alex
sr der cf Kentucky, = 1lsu'eaant IN the 1egq-
lpr army, fell from his room II we snssa ssosY
mrst instantly Killed. He Was post co nit
sasy at Bsrd6toxn, and WIS s' roatefor Wash
ington.
, 1862-06-20

Tie experiments ~ 50
IN Gotten culture &N g
are CT 7ery great ~ + Etf,s ~
ptou1se. Toni "a -<N1
mercinE In l4Ei- "a -A1a
tude - ttE ~ s&1A&
Htn- Gee Mattoon .;s.e:9c>S EftSS X ~
on tie Branch FsEcyEIEffF2a& EfF2a -
and AssUnrEon ~ 4:4s 7>SJ CAA-@
on De Malt lnel, !s-@S4e<:x5- I3sE9.ASTS
the t CoHpany Et1:J t@1I3[G.@-%$aG4sE437ca~
owns 1olnsncf s,e7-@-&.eA$S4zs*<$$23 FNs!N
Of ncres vel. ~SSs.~Ies%ES1=ES&&A
aGBpttd to the 5r-S~1%FZ&$Ss*AG
rttlecl0R Of sh's -<2$fsfsHCAES& AXSAe
nbrt. a sest1tr A9Effssa4sHS 4sHSeCaSs&EA3
taEtng 1aul!;i OF: .a.sG4SA ES4sfGIfSt ASI'
Young children Rt1S$&tT83 T*E1zI
cAn turn lletr &IErE2$Ft4t-
youthful 1ahor 10 ~ 2zff4nA t~
q Delt profitable =EEE
account in the --.===BEtQ
growth and per- E==f4=$=ZSS@==
}1cI1on Of this @==fHEkkZ#%F5WSS
plant EESEy.Ia SD :St:.SsS::a4G
The yfgorauAEx. E<sSA&e] $58fS5akii1{5;15:
elttpnS HDE nak- a&.aEFHk.
Ing to ahSatC a
eupp1. OF reliable :3F%kEE .:sHsss!sFttzkx+
ser4 suAts to the "EA D:1*I' 01Nszs.-
rtGut tments Of 1hexoii Of u1oiB will. It Is nope
8
, 1862-06-20


CAIRO, June 10, 1861.
There is no change in the position Of 25lu1xs
at Corinth. The comuander-iu-chiefstM still re-
mains at his headquarters in that city, and the
army is az far from achieving victory over
the retreating rebels, as it was the day after
the occupatien. Communication between
Memphis and Corinth remains unbroken, and
dispatches pass daily from the gunboat fleet |
| and the generals at Bolivar and Jackson.
| It is saId, with how much truth know not, |
that Col Slack is to be superseded as the mil
| itary governor Of Memphis.
! Nothing has been heard from White River
later than the intelligence dispatched yester-
day.
The repairs on tie Mound City hospital arc
completed It has now the capacity to accom-
modate 1,co0 patients.
The cars are running between Columbus and
Union City, the repairs on the road having
been completed. Gen. Dodge commands at
Columbus. AL is quiet in Northern Tennes-
/ see.
Michael Donovan, deEcrter from the con-
federate army, who on the 14th Of June took
the oath Of allegiance ut Memphis, 7Sas arrest
ed to-day at Mound City, on the affidavit OF
G, G, Buesey, who swears that he offered $10o
if he {Bussey) would aid in killing one john
son Brown Of Mound City, formerly a
federal scout, in the employ Of the
! government anterior to the evacuation
8 of Columbus, Donnovan after his arrest said
Y he owned two stalls in the New Orleans mar
I kct. and was man of considerable property.
= Browns scalp was considerably valued by the
/ conledezatcs, 81 COO having baen repeatedly
offered for it. Donovan, with bright look
;. out for the main chance, proposed to sub-let
- the contract for S10O and pocket handsome
il profit for these war times. The rascal is IN
s doubted1v spr Of the first water and deserves
!" to dance upon nothing with the bottom
- knocked out. He was remandcd to the gu7rt
il house md accommodated with the historlca
q chain and ball.
70 % Company q, 63d Illinois regiment, vote'
II | for the constitution one all the rest OF tn
company voted sgainss it.
Among the prisoners captnred at Corlotn
en io,mer ci1i2sr Of Chicago, who lived at tn
n corner Of Monroe and Dearborn streets. Il
n was once In the employ Of Frank PaEmele
an omnibus proprietor, and nas family Ia Chic
20, He claims to have been impressed 1n'
Or. the rebel service, and to have served the CO.
fcdesacy faithfully for eleven months
81 course he is nov good Unian man, and an
II | inn. T., tata tha osth and be released. He sa
IN he ;e a, Intimate friend Of prominent Dem
IN Ie ~ al ntin'"'~ ''.1 .,...1e-,.-,..,, ~
c1ats Oh ehieago, ano we larsS aatoeae- -,
to be released the day oe1ore sesteloas' IL
103, | he might vote for the new constitution
,e4o.,.oe,t,o,, of rnn, corresnondp
&sAso lns tA Iet1.;t;as - atr,,ot h,e ,a,e,t
]ca "4.u "A. s,1e. - +3,is d;,aotion ba y
eu' oetne po" 49, - =, - rr.,1n,-~r ~ =
' f1esensea " ala.xsa4a1v 80 aar,soa D., ',
~ P1estouo Wy 49, S,S..e-o, ec,,.,,na;,x :
sent LIS eaos w -, .sssNs1., - 49,, -, Cst,,,
prisoners "ete 'n oeea ~ - ynns ~ - ,ess
= 81 LOUIS a'.as'ar San' hss ~. 11es ns
are The following important circular mas oe
. Of issued to-day:
.erhe restrictions heretofore imposed
, 1862-06-20

MINING AND MANDFACTUKES.
The great reouyccs OF the State In Coa' Iron Leho
Zinc foc1s CIsy 1i,nesoEe saassst s as q ~ S.
pristng 7nc tic men to conVe5s soen
INTO gold.
Railroad system of Illinois.
Inks every paE1 Of the Stn1e into immedlste eonnee
ttoIougnjareE OF con.tnerce.
The Illinois Central Railroad
T7avtrsea the whele length Of the stase from t1e
b11ks OF the Mns1en'ppl and Lake Aich!ssn to re
he centre Of The sta1e sd On either s'de tae road
along il whole length lie the lands offered for sale.
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented sdyaatagMes e. n. compsGGE pG
dispoeed Of 1SlU Of laud 1t Is nov selling 1t
of coo Eees The pspa'stio1a IL n11
The Company sell actuxl cu1u7stors, aud every con
tsct contains an agreement 10 cultivate
Cities. TOWNS, Markets, Depots.
There a1s Ninety Depes on the ,ss F,T'
Towns and villages sre siraased At cozssn1sns d
ns ShSe 5ca .y &c e
meefor sll kinds Of iatm produce.
EDUCATION
Mechanics and working men will lad the :.er school
sssse encouraged ~ tie s7ate and endosed Tt;a
leTgE revenue tte support # he schools
sna a1e a,e1 10 Viii tas ofs lsaainx ss%ts IN
e ssss H. ::gs2s
e r % i, q III
rot btes tod q advantages o5s 5 ie1 In
e. fass1a nd aas
mor1nE 10 niinois Il neas nnnabsra aaAH e nfhs1e1
q tbf tat5s
ing pepu'Etlon Of over-crowdea Europe. they Fould
| pr0n pity aFRt, themselves ct the Knowledge
PRICES AID TERMS OF PAYMEa1
~
, 1862-06-20
Well Done. LaSalle County

OTTAWA, ILL, June 19.-Towns all in but
one. The county giYes over 200 against the
new constitution.
After hea,ing from the town Of 1asasle, and
come other towns, al looked for q t' black
eye" rom that county. But the farmers put
their broad shoulders to the wheel and lifted
the majority even higher than Was given for
Old Abe.
Stephenson county {of1cia1)-703 against
neT constitution
, 1862-06-20

Billy 10f U24feEagB~
The town Of Marengo, in McHersy comfy,
Is probably the banner town in the. State
against the Egyptian swindle. Sea what IT
has done:
For the e~1nd1e. =; for Douglas..-..... n
Against the ewind1e. .349; for Lincoln 339
AfcHenry county has given an enormous
majority against the thing-some between
two and three Thousand, notwithstanding she
has cent !, 400 OF her SONS to the ar1ny-three
tourths Of whom are Republicans.
, 1862-06-20
From Fredericksburg, Va.

NEW YORK, June - The n 7. z ms DIS
patch eaye. Gen. Doubleday has arrested two
a. three of the leading secassionlsts OF Fred.
ericksburg, and given protection to TIE Union
men, who complain that notorious reoels nave
heen treated with marked consideration, and
their property protected by United States
troops, whilst the Union men were allowed to
suffer,
, 1862-06-20

EGallant Galesburg has repudiated
her rccreant representative who basely be-
trayed her, and attempted to sell old Knox
to the seccsh. Look at the magnificent
verdict For Egyptian swindle, 9S;
against it, $40. Poor Gale. The way Of the
transuessor is hard
, 1862-06-20

~ ED-Employment for my
w salt horse snd v4gGn. III 50 :e Geo>.ry. EEy
Gccte BioTc. IL 5uas2ees hcTe elss: l.tn.1ry
viii I apYIsca.ed, PIe4se address +. y. B-1 i153.
te"pk3H St
, 1862-06-20

MARSHALL COUNTY.
HENRY, Ma7-hall Co., ILL.,, June 19, 1s69
Enclosed find official returns from eleven
towns in our county, which leaves one town
to hear from it will not alter tho vote very
much. 1t has generally gone Republican
against the new constitution.
, 1862-06-20

w EFT NURSE WANTED IN.
w MEDIATELY-App'y 70 Or. Coo. e, fco1 NJ.
M.thod;1r Caur:h BlcsE4 hGm 10 II q, n. ana u
Il m ie;Ds5l19t
, 1862-06-20
Glorious from kankakee County.


KAxkAkEE. H.. June 10, 1862.
Kankakce county gives 1,54G msjority
arajust the constitution. One town to hear
from will make total majority Of over ], GOO
against.
Kankakee gave Lincoln 1,l0o majority,
which ras considered very large. Hon. D. s.
PADDocK, who represented her in the conven-
ton and refused to support the new constitu-
ton, is sp1endidly endorsed and sustained hy
his constituents. He WIS elected as Union
Democrat, and was one Of the few who lived
up to his pledges and did not bssely botray the
RennbI1cans, Their faith in him Was well
founded. They will trust him again and re-
poec in his hands higher honors. The people
lore . true man and despIse trimmer and
hate traitor.
, 1862-06-20

SHAKING THE WRONG TREE.
He whom Illinois Democrats are proud
to coll Old Dick, has strong and rough
hand, and it went astray yesterday. He
shook the wrong tree Catch Old Dick
voluntarily putting it on record in the
House that the recent pamphlet against the
new constitution in Illinois soere 7aotf.i6cd
st the expense Of that body, while the Val
landigham address to the Democracy was.
Of course it was mistake VIII the Chi
cago Times give the fact one insertion?
, 1862-06-20

"AKTED-Cccupants for an IN
W 1=1aiy d=sra5Ec suls Q. Iro7ns. overlooking
the Lake tEd Avenue. AEo EiE4le toat ROOM Il
qa1Ie e, NJ. Is CoLE.e6s strtt-, co.3ef Michigan
ATtnuc. 1ELuS3p1s
, 1862-06-20

Majority against tho new constitution, 209.
STARK COUNTY.
Tou1oS, Stark Co., Ills, juno 1s, 1852,
This county, so far IS heard from, gives 4o2
majority against the new constitution. Only
one town to hear from, which will not y11y
this majority ten votes either way.
McDONOUGH COUNTY.
MAconn, H., JUNO Is, 1867.
The full returns Of McDonough county are
in, which show majority Of 200 in favor Of
the new constitution.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
The majority against tho new constitution
is i67.
BUREAU COUNTY.
The majority in Bureau county against the
new constitution is from !, 500 to 800.
, 1862-06-20

Ia1so offer very cheap good Brick House situated
tn desirable part Of the West Division 1t Il two
stoFed with 1it1e basement we'll built aud IN excel
lent condition. The grounds sEe vel tnPFoyed I'll
4 coed barn on the premises
Tls property must b. sold
, 1862-06-20

Rft1 a1berttSR111f11tS.

WE WILL ADVANCE UPON
" Grain, Flour or Provisions IN ftoze, and 9ooa
Hhtpu eute Irkde Co-1E11oE dents III Bua9.o
eS"es'' @'e" 010' A e. s PEAssoN 4 @.
Cxnmiasion Me1c1ante, 16s WA1es et, Chi1a5c-
fel11t
, 1862-06-20

EEw YORK. June 19.-The steamer Glas-
gov has arrived from Liverpool 4th- blshop
McnYaine Of Ohio passenger.
, 1862-06-20

MILWAUKEE, June 19--Tne schooner Sou
yeuor Of this city was wrecked on Tuesday
night On her way to shsboygan, empty. AL
on board persisted, except Capt AorAnson,
who was saved BY the pronellcr Chicago. The
vessel was valued at 81 200. No Insurance.
, 1862-06-20

N?ANTED-SAFES-Wantedto to
" rsn:1 reilcm dzsd .sfs. Addrese 2. O 30.
, 1862-06-20

SHERMAN, HALL d co, 81
~ South Water street. making CASH AD
VANCES on Grain and Flour consigned to
WIN. S. T00LE & CO., NEW YORK.
Also Oh Pork Lard and Butter for sale in NeT YorA
on skIpmcnt TO Europe ap41} p69Iss net
, 1862-06-20

w A N r E Dan sctiye man
w fos each county in ulnols to canvas for the
"ILLISs,1a STATy RECORD" A.l5re=i Ni.5s1, Payne
l. Co Box 475o, Chicago, giving references and E,res
occupation. je2pss95-lt
, 1862-06-20

MONEY TO LEND TO GRAIN
lY4 BCYERs.-Grain buyers or partes wishing to
commence bu.anS gsA San fss n1srow n nl9neS dSr
forms II security II they will send their grain to him
to sell on commission For information address CoH
MISSION. care OF P y. Box 46s5, ChicaEo.
fs@Qs501~}t
, 1862-06-20

pOARDING.-A large. pleasant
Ap furnished rc:n, su9pued rita hos ard cold
snd ns vile Or Two Single geEt!e1e3, i3r tent vita
bd7,.d- adk1ete T." Boz sI45, Cf1caZu, Ill
'se1pk kS0LSt
, 1862-06-20

WANTED-Three active young
w men. to sell books. papers, Sc, on cars. Apply
ats Grisx otd ssFeet- S0EAI. + CO.
je.t tSGA-lt
, 1862-06-20
VOLUME XV.

estimate the number Of Republicans
caught by the gills with the stumptail hum
bug at 500 They will soon get their eyes
open to the shameful deception practiced
upon them.
The majo1ides given against the s8indle
by Northern Illinois in the face Of the
enormous drain Of Republican young men
to the army, and the defections caused By
the cry Of "stu1nptail,' and the apostacy
Of half dozen members Of the conyen-
Tention, are greater than we expected.
The sturdy farmers hare stood firm and
resisted the onslaught Of the secesh like
tie old guard, keeping their ranks and
hu11ing them back in confusion Ali honor
to the farmers Of Northern Illinois
, 1862-06-20

pACINF, WISCONSIN, "A very
Il /. desirable two-story- Residence. with two lots
lcU lis feet in the beautiful city Of scint the
main street and overlooking tho Lake. There Is Q
goud barn and carriage house. wood shed Sc. and
most all kinds Of bearing fruit trees This property
viii be sold low for CASH exchanged foE chlca=o
nasett'e ssreet q aad1ens ea'1bs Box g. chicaso
i..Er
, 1862-06-20

TOR RENT-.A neat h: use and
l. haiu. 27s Superior st1ret Eear Wu'cott Til.
EontG tatCs Ten I5otna with gas and EksT. Appt=
to ? 7. SHERLOCK, III E1u.a Dearborn ftleet.
je11.NS1s
, 1862-06-20

SOLDIERS VoTE.-A portion Of the 62d
regiment Illinois volunteers, is stationed at
Cairo. The yote Of these-there Was taken on
Tuesday With the following result: For the
constitution, 21; against, 212.
, 1862-06-20
Additional Electton4 Returns.


The secession print claims 500.
Chi}}isotbe (Peoria co.)6 against. It gave
DongIas u majority.
Redwood (Pcoria CO.'S against. It gave
, 1862-06-20

TOR SALE-The good will and
L fixtures Of a Meat and Vegetable market In one
Of the best locations on South CLARK s5rcet as IF &C.
vertfEer is ahnut 10 fr1ye for England AENttss
WILLIAM" Tribune Office. te&es-62t
, 1862-06-20

Bajority in the county against the ssFind1e 1883
This is better than We expected By 500, Tbs
rural districts are s'sound on the goose.s'
, 1862-06-20

Little Carroll.
Carroll county has given round ], 900 ma
jority against the swindle.
, 1862-06-20

N1fOkt III. 1uus 7 Z, 15uz.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In compliance with your request to-day
hasten to forward d statement OF pous on
new constitutional ticket, IN this (nzson
towrehlp, EfIingham county:)
, 1862-06-20

Du Page
Du Page county has given 1,0s0 majority
nra;nef the Gwini1n
, 1862-06-20
StAtE.
,z>xFE ORDINARY YIELD OF CORN

OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWEEAT,
And vegetables tulted to the cltmats produced In
great a1nhGance Thy nsrthtfp poItt9a pt 1HiSgia
about the climate Of PRnn55 r1uis while tn" sousru
srt las the climate Of henta aad nia giving
variety Temperature ii The State. slte 70 aEoit
every product OF the Unite. States.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural products Of IltEo!s s11 Ereltct
than shose Of sny o:ns5 stst9 e. T5s Wheat e:o2 o.
crop y:efs not less than o bushels besides the
escp Oafs. RA1tey. ye- 8Gek@teat Potatoes, 5Tess
Clover, Gshbsse, Beeta, Tobacco Cctton. so-Ehu 2.
Grapes PEACHES Applse, r. Whiea 90 70 sFsn tne
yAtt eGS reeate Of production II tl1- Isre feEton
over :oHr Million OF produce were sent out OF
Tie State OF Illinois duttaE tho psAI yeAr-
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Ecuthern Illinois uncommon advsu-
tnE.s presented {o1 the e3tensoa OF stock raisn9
Al k1lds Cattle, HOfEes Au Shec7 Hogs, &C,
ei TIE lest b1eeda yield hant:Eon proa Ia: :ge FOR
tnnes hare aready hera mace, and the hcld y opsn
for others enter with the falrest prosoec!s OF ike
results. DAIRY FARMING aiho presents 1sa lndues-
| menta II any
, 1862-06-20

FfGM caih6 And BELOW. ih
, 1862-06-20
THE SITUATION 1T C0RlNTH.
REGPENING THE MISSISSIPPI.
THERESTRICTIONS ON TRADE
REMOVED.
4 Rebel Refugee on a $1,000
Scalp Hunt. .

HOE BE WENT IKTO THE BUSINESS AID
FAILED.
, 1862-06-20

COUNTRY NILLERS " ANT
~ ING MONEY can Eet 1t at one to I'VE yea@s' time.
On Ecoa -cas essate EgGas ~ st laT sas@e & q
-four 20 et aud Oh which he VIII also maEe adFlnceS
for the usual commissions. For tnfoEnaton adafees
" At3E Mt" care Post Cface BeL1.e2, Chicago.
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