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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-17
Farms at Auction =!

a DMINI3TRATOR' SALE.-Tbe under
IN signed, administrator on the estate Of William p
Wattles late Of the city of KenOsha in AenOshG county
State Of Wisconsin,, being duly licensed by the County
Court Of said county will sell az public yeudue Sat
urday the 18Th day Of July, A. D. 1862 at O'Clock p
m, the Office Of A p Tymesou, n said city, IO%
Der five (5) In block number fortytwo [4 in the first
ward Of said city, together with The building thereon,
being the premises occupied by said 4. T. Tymeson
Livery StabeAlso the southeast quarter Of sec
ton number ten llGl T. one ~, r. twenty-five (22 in
the town Of Pleasant Prairie Also that part Of The north
half Of the Southwest quarter Of section number ten
10, lying east OF the MIwauke road in said Pleasant
Prairie, together with the buildings thereon The two
last described tracts Of aDd containing about 300
Of excellent land will be sold together which land
there good two story house, barn aud outbudings
never falling well Of excellent water, and thrifty,
bearing orchard Also all Of that part Of the northwest
quarter Of section number fifteen Is, 4. one l. i.
% lying east Of the Milwaukee road in
Pleasant Prairie Aforesaid containing 1872 2I100 acres
more or less known the pasture lot.
Terms at the time Of sale. J. Y. QUARLE5
Dated at Kenosha, June 1G, 1862. AVE- Admir-.
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Giugas.'s E,etter A Machine.


Is the best Machine in the world fer FAMILY 5nvrx and
Light Manufacturing purposes Pr!ce, tt9'.a Aaamer)
and beaffauly ornameuttd, @vos
The Nos. and Machines are os grea. capacity aud
application for rtauutagtu14ng purposes.
Our 10 3 Machines are especially adopted TO all
kinds Of Iiuiit and heavy Leather Work, u Carriage
Trimming, Boot ana Shoe Maxi. 81 harness atAAs'e.o2
etc Ezey are of extra size, with al arIa ohE enough
to take under i5 and sbg. thc largest sized eA7ss
There is scarcely any part of irnntFs aItGauh yNI
cannot be better done ygt them aa by tGaa; So toot
the saving Of Jme and labor very great' ~ i4bs OF
these machines is "a inches long, and to shuttle Wlt
hold six times the usuai quantity OF thread. ahe large
machines work fast as snail ones.
We would ask for Heater 4 Machines, the special
attention OF Vest 5iaEers and Dress Makers, and all
those who want machines fer Eg&S ntbA1ydct@fa"g
machines, making like them, the Rlsg9ched stLcL ana
are destined be celebrated for FAMILY sEwlEG and
light manufacturing purposes as oar standard w@csinc5
are for manufacturing purposes n general.
We have always on hand, L4emnssn@ GuaEcG,
SILK twist, A-AHuH &HG Cotton D2a&Nfss on
Sp0o5s, acst lECcHlUe Oh E8 BOTTLES ETC., etc.
We manufacture oar own Needles, uEU would warn
all persons using our Machines not buy 0bhar9.
quality, at higher prices Than We charge for the hts5-
The needles sold by Us Hre manufactured especially lor
our Machines Il 6a@ nozzle "uy FeHasr tic Oosl
N0cHiEe almost UsstCss.
Oar customers nay rest assured that al Branch
Offices are furnished with the "geoUiue article
In OF small purchases the money mag be sent in
postage stamps, or bang notes.
G& Correspondents VIII please write their names dis
tinctly Ii is all important that should in each case
know the Post once, County and State.
GcEg All persons requiring information about Sewing
Machines, their Sizes prices Woring capacities anu
the best method OF purchasing can obtain by sen0hg
to us, or any OF our Branch Offices for copy OF
I. Nj. Singer s. Co.'s Gazette,
which is a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devotedto
the suhcct--It viii be sent GRATIS.
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a pPfoYea gRnQ II, I6Ul.

uoRx PENs-Pens Layc Aee and are made of
reeds, steel brass, copper, hag India rubber glas
and gold, and 10 these N + ANS and E. Concan-
non, Of London, have added pens made of horn
The horn is first heat1l then oiled out under
pressure into sheets, after which it IS cut By q
stamping machine ~ % the blanks Of pens of any
suitable size. The sc blanks arc then soltenod by
steam, placed in dies the Its made in them, and
the pro PIPER shape siyen.-Sceai1jc Amer'ca" =
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rgvHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS

Il and Melodecns and Alexandra Organs, and T.
GILBERT CO.'S celebrated Eolian Pianos, are the
finest instruments for parlors and churches use
large assortment be at the new warero 1ms
No. ASH BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome SITS
which will be sold at extremely low prices. Pianos and
Meodeons from sundry markets, and second. hand
to le and rent allowed il purchased per agreement
Monthly payments received for the same. Second and
Pianos and Melodeons at great bargans prices from
S2S to $780, Sheet Music Music Books and all kinds
of Music Merchandise, at prices Pianist in at
tendance will try music.
PRRSs.
"The Horace Waters Pianos known as among tn.
very best We enabled to speak of these
with some degree of confidence, from personal klowl-
edge OF their excellent tone and durable qualityNeao
York EUGngeEist.
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"OWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

For tie relief of the s0k and distressed afflicted eoi
Viy,Leat ana Chronic Diseases, and espec{aAIy for
the Cure cf Diseases Of the Sexual organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the acting Sur
geon. Valuable reports Spermatorrbea, Seminal
Weakness and other diseases the Sexual Organs and
on the New Remedies employed IL the Dispensary,
sent the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be accept
able.
Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association. No South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, "a. 1y95
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WsIEELER & CLARK
NEW YORK MEDICAL 1NsrTTUTE.

oenevolent Institution endowed for the cure Of C,,po
~, - VI shkf PROTECT INyAIIs rR az,
,adcr 1.GI $50 md iMPosTERs No charges except for
@ nnti cured and in case ofextreme poverty
mENI FREE NO Minerals Poisonons No. -
fhyscians nave had long and extensIye useu ne
N private ana Hospital practice The pot
OF the complaints to which special atten;o sfe SOC
aiseaes OF the HEAD Throat. Lungs Heart Stoas All
hldney Bladder rheumatism, Fits Cancer P;i Liver
Affections, Diseases OF the Sexual Organs &
ness Impotence and Firrient Diseases Of every
lively cured Diseases of FEMALES Ayp AZ posi-
TIES successfully treated Blindness and Deafness c
paniuI operations Patients by ieter ~
sendlRg statement of their Medicine sent ~
part Of the country Consultation free to ali AS5,y
lamp enclosed, Dr. L. GRAVES, Consulting Pbvs;cis'
lY43 BRO6O9 ADWAY, New YORK f'it[
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& ABBATH-SCHOOL BELL, No. 2.
rs 900 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE

Months of its publication. II is entire New Work of
nearly 200 pages Many of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly tor this Volume 1t will soon be as
popular as its predecessor (Be No which has run up
to the number of SIS 900 copies in Sc months
outstrippng any SundaySchoo Book of its size issued
in this country. Also, both Volumes are bound in one
to accommodate schools wishing them in that FORM
Prices of Bell No 2 paper Is cents, S12 per 100
Bound, % cents, $ls per 100 Cloth Bound Embossed
Guilt, 30 cents, 800 per 100 Beas Nos and bound
together 40 CENTS $50 per 100 % copies furnished at
the 100 price. Cloth Bound Embossed Guilt 50 cents
$40 per leo Mailed, postage free, the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
45tf No. 481 Broadway, New York
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NEW MUSIC.-"SHALL WE KNOW
l Each Other There song and chorus by Rev. Mr.
Lowery, author Of Sabbath Bells, Chime on" This
song is good. Price % cents. Mailed free pianist
in attendance to try music
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 4S1 Broadway.
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1.-THE ROYAL INDIA RUBBER co.'s"
Gutta Percha Female Syrige,
EHighIy Recommended by Physicians of
all CInaaes. for SnecinI g1urrnnscs

hh kVE SptCAAR PURPOSES
H AVING been appointed Agent for the City of Phil
IA iadelpha, u s. by the "Royal India Rubber Com
Pny OF England, for the sale Of their highly improved
Patent Gutta Pereha Female Syringe, can now offer
ms most admirable article, which heretofore was SO
olIncuit 10 OBTAIN These SyrHges have always been
noted Tor their durability and neaness taking the prize
at the WORLDS Fair, London, and other similar fairs
throughout the world; and, in consequence of this,
several interior articles have been pamed or the pubc
as genuine. All the Royal Companys syrinVes that are
exported to the United States pass through NV hands
and none are genuina but with my signature attacLeJ
Price for each Syringe, handsomely boxed Containing
iulL Accomplishments and directions for use S5O0 9
Persons wishing to know their excellent qualities can
gain what information requisa by writing
Personal visits for consultation, unless urgent mpst
be made between the hours OF NJ, and P NJ at NV
establishment. For further particulars please address
confdentiaHy,
DIR, y, w slEYTHE
no. 206 South Ninth street.
Hunters Buildingsl
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sc If any OF my readers, male female whose early
and present habits cause them to need medical advice
or perfect restoration CT the system they are request
ID to confde in me- and will guarantee them healthy
lctye and happy future My long experience and prac
Ice make me an adept in these cases. 1yl
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK THE Board OF SUPERyLsoRS
Kenosha County, Wisconsin, June %, 1907
The following list of the Unredeemed pieces parcels
and lots OF land studs lying and being in the cousy
henOsha and STATE Of Wisconsin, which sold on e
tenth day of April 1860 for the unpsid taxes Of 1872
specifying each tract piece lot of land the OF the
person to whom assessed, to any and the amount OF
Taxes charges and interest calculated 70 the last day oe
demptlon due each parcel OF land Now therefore, No
tee hereby given that unless sAds be redeemed
before the tenth day April 1863 they will be conveyed
to the purchaser. IRA PIERCE Clerk
12w3 of the Beard of Supervisors OF Kenosha Co.
The following lots and parcels OF land the southeast
Quarter section 81 Town 2 Raus 49, in the First Ward
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The Aiexaal DIRE Or gam

liberal discount to cash purchasers during the ar
and an extra discount clergymeu Churches Sabbath
Schools Lodges Seminaries, and Teachers. The traue
supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE wATBRs, Agent,
45H No. 4S1 broadway, New York.
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HUNTERS BUILDINGS,
PHILADELPHIA.
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AN A CT to amend chapter IS of the revised stat
utes @ ntitled " Of excise"
Tae Pc opEs ofle State Of Wisconsin, represented an
.Ssnat g ant assembly, do e7gct as yolI0lr8:
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Io,ucr Matters MOdefh IHIPTU q " TT u
IRON FRAME PIANOS,

Ave- i,stly pronounced by the press and Music Masters
- he snnaror Instruments They are built Of me Desi
and most thoroughly seasoned materials and VIII s'aho
any climate.
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Jhn chfistma4-miq d one third ofW hf g
NJ Coleman-Pt bk 80; m. Mt s Q cor ofn hfot
sd bk, thence n on line of sd Blk ll-l2rds
thence W on line parI with line of sd Blk
HIP rods, thence line parl with e
line of sd blk IL ~ rds. thence on line
par'l with line of sd bk 6 HIP rds to beg. 20
John Krethan-Pt blk 81: com. 20 rds W Of
cor of Blk and : line Of sd bk thence n 10
I-2 rods, thence W rods thence 10 l-2
rods, thence 8 rods to beginning y
f ScIwartz-Pt bk 81: com Is rds of
of sd blk and 8 line of same thence II III IL
rds W 4 rds, IS l-2 rds 4 rds to beginning
Paul Bremer-Pt bk 81: com 10 rds W of
of sd bk on lire of same, thence ii l-2rds
thence W to W line of sd bk thence
" cor Of same Il enee E to beginning;
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agricultural department.


The Dayton Journal says that a move
men. is on foot to bold Convention OF the
growers and manufacturers Of this impor-
tant domestic production. at Dayton, Ohio.
in short time; call for which signed by
tho most noted cane pioneers will be pub
lished in a few days.
In publishing an estimate few weeks
ago of the number of gallons Of molasses
made in Wayne co, the present season, We
placed ii at from fifteen to twenty thousand
gallons. A friend, WHO is better posted
than we are on the subject. says that our
estimate for the county will about answer
for this (Wayne) township. II this is so,
and we have no reason to doubt il, and if
the other townships have produced in pro-
portion 10 ours, Old Wayne has not turne d
into barrels less than from eighty thousand
to one hundred thousand gallons OF Sorghum
Molasses this season.
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In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented fds The extenslon Of
Stock raising. All kinds OF Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds. yield hand
some profits large fortunes have already been
made, and the field is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects OF like rcsu,ts. DAIaY
FARMING also presents its Inducements to many
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.


fae experiments In Cossoa csifssve drs II
ee~y yrelf promise. Corarse,s-sns is Eassfsds
50 deg. 80 .tfa. tsee lNaffecs % fAe 1sxsscA,
fssss e,es thousands 81 Gcres cell adopted 70
tae res5fseffos q sass f5-s. a seffi<v Aaesn1
frai1s Q, yosa0 ehiidres, cla fsrs fAesr
das sFosefa assd pesgectioa ef this piosf. ~
TAe rsgo,-aAs er.rffoas aorc rsdkSaS to co-
tain a seSpsg ef reliable seed sssssd % tAs
ssqHfl'~. ents 81 fhe soil 81 L!saots. sesl, = 9
Aope4 speedily 0s~s ssFciest amount %
fsiass great breadth of land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES !
The great resources Of the State, In Cosl. Iron.
Lead. Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone.
&C., &c., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of en's spris,ng and energetic men. aeess-
RAILROAD SYSTEM o. ILLINOIS.
Railroads insersecs the whole Stole. elis..
600, 600 have been Invested In completing the
great net work that links every part of the esats
into Immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directess thoroughfsres OF Gown
merce- EEa F4Ga
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the StaAn, froA
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
TO the Ohio. As its name imports, tho RaiDrcad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on e.
Their side Of the road along Its whole lengSh No
the lands offered for sale.
I'D ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented adv antaees this con-
rany offers, IL IL not surprising that u should
have already disposed Of ,So0, 600 acrea Of laad
II is now selling at the rate OF 8, 900 acres per
week The population along the iinshas srebied
In ten years, and is now SlA, sci. The Company
cell to actual caitiv ators and every contract con-
tains an agreement to cultivate. Hf 8a4
CITIES, TOWNS, AllARkETs, DEPOTa
There are Ninety Eight peposs on the Compa-
miles. Cities, Towns aud Villages are situated
a. convenient distances throughout the whole
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LARGE PRoDUcr.-An Aurora (Ill pa
per furnishes the following: "A friend in
Earlville sends US the following figures.
concerning the products Of a single squash
seed, sown and cultivated by 2. Weaver.
Esq. The vine growing covered space
so BY GO feet, with an estimated length.
running measure. Of 1000 feet. From this
were taken ten squashes of the following
weights respectively 1873, 80. IS, o., 65.
81, So, As. 1929 pounds. making total
weight Of $50 pounds. A turnip beet was
also raised by the same gentleman, meas
uring 33 inches in circumference, weighing
IL pounds" RE -
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80. A special to the Post says the Wa,
Department has decided to allow drafted
men twenty days to procure substitutes.
-. The Richmond dispatch says tina,
United States Treasury notes command a
premium of 10 per cent. in the rebel cap
ital.
-. Communication By eclectic telegraph
has taken place between London and Tur-
nan, in Siberia. a distance of 4,O39 miles
-. A letter from naval officer serving
In the African squadron, speaks Of slavers
being thick IS peas in the soup on a pork
day"
-. A soldier from Delaware county
Iowa, states that the first information hs
had Of the Presidents proclamation wa:
from q runaway negro slave in Mississippi
80. Late California papers state tina
sugar and strip from the Chinese cane, and
better article than the imported. has beer
msde in considerable quantities in the
State.
-. The Legislature Of Indiana is SCI
down by the Stale Sentinel, at 81 Demo
Gratis, 81 Republicans, and Independent
The House 90 Democrats and 80 Repub-
licans.
80. The present Jewish year is known
as 6,6s2. There are goo, 600 Jews in the
United States.
-. st. Louis is paying a tax of six
millions per annum, and the MISSISSIPPI val-
10y fifteen millions. in extra freight in con-
sequence Of The closing Of the Mississippi.
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NoRrHxxx VkRMoNT.-Joseph G. Par
mentsr Of Lowell. Orleans county. write.
us that good unimproved land in that coun.
~, we'll located rs regards railroads and
water privileges. aud in healthy situations,
can be purchased $s to IS per acre. and
improved fauna q from so to SIS Der
acre. The writer says" The fact is, we
have got too much land. and the war is
thinning our ranks. Men with two or three
farms, and ffty cows, have been left alone.
CoHstyy Gesaensas.
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/. NJ. SINGER & cos GAZETTE

which beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted
the subject I I xifi be gratis
VFwe have made the above reduction in prices II
the ofod henetng the public and ourselves
The public have tee, svindied hy spureus maehines
made in imitation of The metal them The
iron casting the smallest piece Is of quality
Their have the to do their
They hid IN secret places .here it would tie
possible their the mechanic
II appliances 1t fs oaiy BY Going srsat bcsiHess
hayinr excessive aseurinx estahlishm ents. that
rood machines be made moderate prices. The
Rest machines. BADLY MADE. always Liable
to get Of order and to BILE
troubie ard money to keep them in repair
The cuaiisies for in Machine
~ Of action all Of speed simplicity
great durability and rapidly operation
With the labor Machines combine these
tinI Qualities the best finish
ed to perfection. We hAvethe ways and means on =
grand scale 70 do this
ne purchasers OF Machines, vhose daily il mar
concern will ind that those ksviag the shove qasire<
sot only veil At rAsd seli SLOW speed
kvx last the 8neas possible worSing order Our
machines, made By .ili earn money
labor other. whether in imitation cur or
not IN ihsy easaPer h.n other hines
e . gin. 3 Il SINGER CO.
ass Broadway, View York.
J. h WATSON, Agent,
RIcHAoyD, IND.
krLceal Aeents Wanted
Jan -
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Bro YuID.-The California Farmer states
that the farmers Of Amador Valley have
made splendid crops this year and Is in
yield Of wheat has been sixtytwo bushels
TO the acre. A few acres yielded seventy
bushels. The berry is very large and full.
On sumbss Of farms adjoining. the yield
was about NJ samc. 1a7te
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For Sale.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS

TWO lots fronting so e. south on r. r. svi,h run.
ming north TO Pool street. with nearly 30 n front
on seventh ST.
: tso, two lots on same block, eornering IA n
alley AL these lots have the advantage of ,vitah
soa ne<tiE With AL the r. Roads Enquire at Robin.
En's Machine works, Main st., Richmond, Ind.
Oct. Ia. a
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FARMERS, Aanu1acrurefs, Aec1
for them selves and their
| uo.Fr ,h,v ..ur IN
Sy SA 49, .
pear nom tho foi
!
uJIyOtS
Is about eeuai n es'en' 70 EhSisnd. WIN = rop-
nlAiion o. l. -, 900, Ana = son eapaots Q, sup
the Mississippi efer, 20 great an amusement 70
me, s, ~ Ia 'I 80. ~, ~. s,cs;,,.,s ~ sN.
mate and soil 50 admirably combine TO produce
those two great staples Coss and "aSAr'
CLIMATE
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor ss on these
- ~ a. ,ia, 80. ~ =. ,-~,,,. sa,,ha,n
part Of the State TO the Terre Han'e, Anon 81
81, ,t,,..5 - 49,, VI -
-
WHEAT. CORN. COTTON. TOBACCO.
p.,... D.. $3.50. - -..;.,.. -.
ri, nj p s u go, .hrtsn.e
80. -. ~ ~ rt; 81 80, - - - a.,
a., 60, - 80 sSx s,e,,r ,ssn ,n.s,
;nrs,;a,. S.ir;, po, a. Tsrr H.m..
AI,an 4 s, Iouis R.,lrasS sn4 ,hs Ksnssl.s.
~. MAJ; - L s NAM ,, 80 ~ ~ ~, -
sN ~ p LINES nv u,s.anee " - Ms. oa
,ns ~ a1 c LOO aa 500 ~ W :;
- hisas W" "iu S'o~A ie>s~ls PSs~oAAs'
'he state.
THE ORDINARY YIELD
Of Cor, ;.f r,,, "a a., sa h,.hs,. c.. Cat.
~, I'm U- - -, -, ~ W 81 ~ pAsaess ~ sse.
-, -. 80 sia.s $500 ~ I.oks - 49,
10y ~ snA.' sos1 a.u y.eiu laI9e PIonss.
Irsuna VIA, 81 n.,r VI
81 Yg, TOT Dairy ssing man tne r,M
s., "a .n, ps s s oI ~, niius 70 ~.
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~ It is interesting to note the copsump-
ton Of sugar. molasses, tea, and coffee in
the United States, as dedaced from the
records of the Census Bureau, and the re-
ports Of the Treasury Department for the
year 1860. The amount Of Sugar produced
in this country was 34l, O6S, 500 pounds
imported Cos. 944. sig, which, after deduct
ing expectations, leaves the amount con-
sumed 1.0O3, SOL $50 pounds---equivalent
to 121 pounds per head for the four millions
of slaves, and 343 pounds per head for the
white population of the country for the
year. The total consumption of Molssses
was 55,l33,775 gallons. or about II gallons
per head for bond and free alike. The total
consumption of Tea was &c, 326. 923 pounds
and, as the slave population do not consume
tea. we have the free population only to d-
vide. which will give an average Of about
1874 ounces for each man, woman and child
Of the free population. The total consump.
ton Of Coffee was 1s2, O49. 527 pounds, or
about 5 S4-10O pounds per head for the
white population, or. allowing the slaves !
pound per head. the whites will then con
sumo but about 81 pounds for each man,
woman and child for the twelve months
In money these items amount to:
Sugar, at import price Of
4tc. per h., S45,t75,O97 IS
Molssses, at import price Of
lie. per gallon. 9,372,74I rs
Tea. at import price Of 29c.
per b.. 7,624,SO7 g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products OF Illinois great
er than those OF any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated at IS coo, 90 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140 e0O,
ooo bushels, besides the crop Of Data Barley.
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate o. production in this fertile
region Over -Four Millions tons of produce