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Nisas.ers, Nc.

Tar Re- BRiG H,NN,H IF Shebnrne y - lo' ,sho,,
Gallo " I'll rrgo Of hide. ait coaee lteio.e ~ y
on tb Ro,,er ~ ,aD wa. e,t on snd on tie ht ~ ~.
20. aground on fho West karS Inc sW-itl, =. -
ionent5n and Suaasn VIA have eoue 10 h's -
slo had 20 pil,t Later ne steam i.s -i1n'l ~
an 20 the ,e.ssi aud rapport her still ashore Az -,
tslt The trs WIN proceed 20 the ve.'si io'lH -"
morning al Lirl water when she U p.oisos 10 ~
ans Srs.r rK,NsroRF FArArsco Is ssae'o On the a. "
low Washing on ID. &. - ,.t Ca, 10
rug BrreI,S BARK OrTo NENirs C.pt Au..o' - -
uai,cs fr Cora with 2n bags ectce 40 TO- tun. -.
went ashore on iu,gus Rect Nov q 'e'e' WIZ -
car % wa saved iu sdamaged oon1itilL ,,,-,.,,rs
Tar RRio MARI, (of Plymouth Wrisli ron ~, ,sr.
for Goson with a cargo Of coiee and .ogwoot Ne- as
on Ina n. Reel Nov 2i aud got OH and c'ndsn'eI a
cargo va saved iu good order. Cap'. Nrsat rem "
Inat supcrntrutug O. ale O. y- u ana ono - b,r.
,~,s . wears ola. butt 81 pymouh Mae, q ~ '-" ~
den A. Il ov ned hy r. VI hetlwiiSht az ston e.. Sos,
SEAvlIrF Cspe May, Dec. u, 10,
The ir. Mary Susan, OF Cl4.s went ashore .,. s6e
Towns.nd Dls. Bar She lies ina d'nseroas ,is
was bound nom Newhel cd, "..h oiI iH ir .rrs
Tha schr Hannah Grant, OF aud fom lafno an .5s
and FOX Philedrl phi, also wen. ashore D! MS '
oil. and nov lies inside. ,,,tr.is.s's
iIiy letter TO Elwooi Walter ESQ. Sec BID unSe,s.
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Schmidt Co. FL Lieut.. Enoeh Jcnes Co - Lieut., william
Harlem Co B Lsut l. Mclaughlin, Co. ii Lieut.. H. Hal
stesd. Co, G.. 49,
TWELFTH M.ss,cHUsBTTs -Woonded-Cspt. John Ripley,
Co Cspt c. r. Packard Co. II Capt Il. r. Reed, Co.
Lieat. T. b. Pratt, Co. II Lieut. N N. Lord, Co G. -,
NINErETU ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Charles W.
Duke CO. n WoVnded-Lca Z. }. GcIgas, Co. Al MAJOR
A. j. Sellers.
ONE HryDRrp AND TnATIMzTa PrESsY.yASiA. =
Wouudod-Cept. A. J. Smith. Co. G Capt y H. hlsIehsnd
Co II Lieut.. j. ~ John CO. C: Lieut. Jas Rou'h, 20
Lieut.. +. A. Dilmir,h, Co II Lieut.. H. Crouch Co ~
Lieut.. H. Barker, 60. G Lieut. j. Morgan Co. q Capt Asa
Chapman. Co. L.
Killed, wounded, % total. %.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Can't WIN. Il. HART, A. A. o., wounded
EIGulY.THiRp N. Y.-Leu, Felix Hert, H. biled, Capt
John endfiekson. O. wounded, Capt Moesch B wonia'
ed Can't Cameron +, wousded. Lieut. Thoms. Layton, r.
wounded (since died) Lieut. Qurk, A. wounded, Lieut. Al
lon l. wounded - - =, n,
Lieut.. j. q. Ankwel. .. -,
FIanrY KIGnTn Standardization Frank u. Shall
ters Lieut.. James A. Napier.
TuIRrEKNqn MAss-Liegt John Foley, q, wounded
PESSCol. *. Coulter, wounded. tap. Jecoo
N Tbomas wounded Cept. J. H. McGaw, wounded Lieut..
james Noble wounded Lieut. Henry Williams wounded. j.
W. G0odln, wounded and mi sing.
Killed / wounded, l1i totsl, IT,
GaAND ToIAL-Kled, g. wounded, 50 missing, 2 sssre
gate. -.
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TEE MoBoayELL COrRF or H.
QaERt.
Ties tjEIcEy Of G.en. sligo ns 10 ii.. Compe-
Lsncy 81 ssen. ILctiowciI.

Wi,gNGrOs, fnig- lay, Deco, llf2.
The McDo.all COutt Of Inquiry hold ita twenty
siz,h ecsgion 10 day.
Major Mcdowell a.sworn.
Question. What relation are you 10 Majof Gen
Mcdowell, aid what relation by bloo6 or uarlage
has there bean be- wcon Gen. Mcdowell ana the
Hon. Secretary Of var ane the Hon. secretary OF
tho Treasugy1 Answer. ! em Gen. Mcdowell e
own full bro,ler there is relation whatever bo-
tween Gen. Mcdowell ond the paitics named.
.. IL there Or has there been Gny relationship or
connection by marriage between Gen. Mcdowell
aAd any Of tho enemy generals y. Nome hat
know Of.
Gen. Franz Sigel here made BIS appearance and
wac sworn, and tCiiied That he wai Maor-Genegal
Of Volunteers At the time Gen. Banks war IN tho
Shenandoah Valley with Gen. Fremont, marched
from Ilarperr Ferry 10 Winchester, where learned
that the forces Of Gen. Mcdowell were at Front
Royal; nfterward, during the campaign Of Gen.
Pope, knew that the forces Of Gen Mcdowell
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COURT CALFNDAR-Tus pay.

SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIr.-Part Nos. il95,
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4O72 1868. 2IlO 2il3 l822
SUPREME CoURr-SPEciAL Tkm.-Adjourued
Tor tio term
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PASSENGERS Arrival

In sftdn'hip Edinbugh. JroM liverpool ana ou,.r,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Budd, A, Husg Joshua Moore John ssr,,l
:; Williams f. Bsndeein Baron Rudolph Wsnderer ~
w. n Martin. II. N. Cobb Mrs. Cobb MI ard M., FL ~
lay Roy w and Mira Mitchell Mr. BatLs.te, Mi.s NJ eng.
rane, MTs Holt Mrs, Joshua Moore Master Frsni MEL oca
Mr. Boyle, Mas Esther Cowen, "A g. Craig Peter D,s
David Homan Louis Cooley, David Dow j. Bcrkon jo.TI
Mouol Frank More, Matthew Morrell and Matthsv Wv9
rell and $50 la the steersge Aer
Ia brig Hannah from Maraoaibo--Capt Au,tin La. II
Belgian bark Otto Venns c. r. Wht late A., ar ~ o
brig Maria and six Of her seamen. ' '"co %
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CITY ITEMS.

LayDISo OF THE PiLGRIxs.The New-Epsand
Society will celebrate ito 57th Anniversary and the
2i2d Anniversary Of the Landing OF the Pilgrims,
by dinner at the Astor IIouse, this evening. The
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Gov. Seymour, Gov.
Spraguc, Commodore Paulding, and other dislin'
guished gentlemen are expected to be present.
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THE CArAcoMBs OF RoME.The lecture OF the
Rev. Robert s. Rowland on the above subject vii!
no doubt be deeply Interesting. lie has gwen the
subject personal visit and careful research. 1he
lecture will be delivered this evening at the Broad
way and Forty-seventh-sfeet Hal, for the benefit
Of ST. Timothy's Church.
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Arrirca......SrypAY. Dec. q.

sbio Carrier Doye Tr,sk Liverpool Nov. y, ndie %
Ssr,nak bound H. Pc,sr yaech q France seaman,
Killed. BY fllns from tho mein'psah y-id frrr Jews
nssns o 0 lima he be.yv W. 5sT
Snip Albion. Williams, LigeEpoo, NoV g. moe ard ~
pass 20 Wa TYSON ExpsreEeed strong ~es1s'y "e-Asf
| slipR & Winthrop, Ailer Havr. Oct. 10, and Cov.s
10Th and sco 9ass to Bruguere Ihebsnd hsd four
SUI colsbo a vaI.so ,Iarsees 80 day. IN ballast
Bas { w Poultney johnson. Belss Nov. l. IN ballast
Montgomery Brothers. Soy 20 a., 20 lon - 80 'poAs
6k tsih % and iIs@ sg fA ioL az 9,
Of and nom New ord for Autselp days ort Has expert
ed ttser5on. heavy westerly saes during tie passage,
Ia ION. So passed fragments Of vessel .
sopi vi, Gs.pe 81 dfys coal to order 10th irs og Cara
sebc spoke Dr. big Dsnube OF Daniee ir.m uespe ier
NcwYors 9th inst l 80 - Ion - 10 iel m WIN ,chr
John Totem Of Dover. ~ H. from fsabeta 7ori for New.
m.rke ~ H. with loss Of sails, snd in silk1s conditions
took from her the captain and crew. lie In I2lbsf sd
BE-; iisneal d. Of slel5urue ~ 81 Allen Msrseaso
Dec unsns sth coffee aud hers 20 Smith; Jones Co.
l7.h inst oil barnesa At 1880 p NJ was an INTO ty sieai
latter having got OF the Romer SAoal AZ went sshos
thu West Bank aud the !st got ~ by tie ,es'
Brig Genuers (Br OF ST. Johus n - Power Charlotte
town, F. y L. u days, oats 70 G. H. Jtlmegil len isH,
opua, oPuas. and ji05oom with all sails yards, and
"s dss Il Kennedy Cof PortlAr Ban, c.rlena, De, 9
schi samuel Gilman Croweil Boston days ma. n $.
w. Levin X Co a.,
Srhr sarah Benson. Phladela LA isys, mdss tc J. W.
Mckee
sehr John Jones. Corson Wilmington, Del, Bays corr
rl.ai % Il. IS. 70, ( %. -.
schr Henry B. Gibson. Crccksr, Philadelphia cos nr
New. Lsuton. - -,
Sem. n 2. Cooper Taylor Philadelphia, COZ ~ Por.'
dence.
schs Burley. Shaw. Philadelphia day., co,i.
schr George esse Eli.abethport coal fer New Loaesr'
Schr. james Buchanan, Schowell Ahsecom, wood.
schr Elizabeth. Brown Lille Es X rbor. wood
Schr. foierce, fcckhsn, Delaware City d3y, al
Scht. Sarah Layinis Fort, NantcoAe days, wood .
scls VIM. Arthur Haskell Philadelphia, coal FOR fot.sas
Steamer Osprey, kenGey, Providence nG'e. e ta"Ss
Byuner.
BELOW ships, bsrks, and brs untewr.
WlND-Sansel, from 3 w hsat.
SAILED.
shins sy'yanu, Bl4nchard, hiltop, lniemlilond o'f
Barks DeInsas (Breml, Peter Roh.Gnd lBrml H. f'
Stets 10. u,
Bns. Georgia Flying Fssle. Olive, Leiiili AN OBJ
Ocean Roc. linthh. MAsthe, Olive ,Brl Oen ba ey' "
Tlowbriigc -, -,
schr, lroaided OCEAN Wave. Mary Pnce, He'e son
Sea E.sd Davidson, White Cloud
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tAdyer,isomeut !


lI'liEE ON HUMAN CHARACTER, HISTOLOGY,
Pifcnloey Pay osnony IA Lincoln HAL corner ard
Jtlst, F1Nlanr Olen 40 T. commence az r. Tickets IS
cents, o. be lad Of F0wLIR WEiIs Ne. 90 Br3adw sy
and o.. tlo door,
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]]ort Iuarocn9' Ncllte.


NTkIT NV n - I
ropr.Wsup1>s OrloE. 10. lot Wa In
NOTICE is hereby given, m accorGa iln,,les As
~ section Of the Act passei lpII a. ie'' ~ New
Act 10 Keoeanlls tho Narlens Once OF th' III tho
Nofk TO u rrlsors led in, or having tha
sub ct matter 81 such inquy, examination o. ~ IN, Pert
the toll ins sei.ts ulaer eAlniha'lVa vii DO
Maldens and that tho said slNV5s or ,ti,e o.
complete within tsa day EcXs saeceedihs 'H''
board said yesseis; MA a n r
steamship tdlnblrsh. ~ Do T. h.
snip No IS H.
SHY kAtty tlol y.
ship ~, Y. ~
Bank stort
Eng James stew stores
Nrs ~
Schooner s.0sa
Schooner LAIulnIa. pf,ltpb
WM r. * RLElvHi F''N
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NT'FTTT -TTIIF7lT I
Ninf. DEMORrsr'S beautiful iirst-prCnum 81
Running Stitch SKVlNG.M,cuSE u O. mu,eou.ly simple
aud c iont aud beautiful Holiday Present sent Of
eApfcss cl sc3 on r"coptct 10 MNr DEMoRfsr ~ Bw.
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CogFEorIoSkRY.-Ridey s. Co., corner Cham.
bors and Hudson streets. and corner Fifth avenue
and Twenty sixth street, it will be seen by adyer-
tisement are prepared TO supply The most extensive
demand for choice confectionery during the holiday
week.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SGr-Rises...S:2I lSets..........A;37 Mans Ct. ia
WATER THIa DAy ~
Sandy Heck. 1853 Gov. Island. 9:s3 Hell Gsls II .,
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PnrsEsrArIox-A stand of resimental colors is
to be presented to-day to tho Ironsides Regiment
recently organized in this city, and on the eve
Of departure for the sest Of war, at Camp Curtis
Moves, near Jamaica l.. ].
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Arrived.

Steamship Edinburgh (Br.), McGuigan, Lverpool Dee
and Queenstown ih at p M mdse and pass 20 John q.
Dale. Dec pissed steamship City OF baltimore, from News
York bound in Dec. s. snip Hsrvest Queen from Liv.
orpoo for Newiork. Dec g. Br. steamship E1rops.
fer Liverpool Dec H. ship Creole hewitt, from Lons
ship frirces, Bearse, London Oct. o. Wis Newport s.d
Long Island Sound il ballast 10 naer "a at anchor Lite
Neck Bay. -
90 ud.e and pass. TO Unkart g. Co.
Brig Linus OF Clnsyon. NelesI Evsns LeghosD s6 days.
arbs and rag. ~ PStacadL Had very heavy weather
from w 10 " W.; lost msiropssil ylrd arc blekslay
Brig Kate Br) Stevens, Maitland " s., daJs, plaster
SIR Fellow Crsst DR., OF Digby. N - Ditmu, ST.
Iohn's p r. II days, sugsr aud moasses 70 olurss Co.
schr Joeph P. Ames. Chpman, Meclas days umbe; to
schr Amelia. ssuboru Mschss day., lumber to c. L E.
J. Peters.
schr susan Jane, Ros, Norfolk. Va, G days oysters
schT Jenny Liad StuTges LlzahethpoEt ior Newport
s,esner We.schster, Me-, Providence. mdse 10 EiwG4
Bylnef.
VIM. Dslzen
Steamships HAMS (Brcn.) for Bremen Kangaroo lBr',
for Iycrpooi Marion for NewOrleansi ChessreaSe Ter
Poriilad -. AutIew, Tor Liverpool
Ships CsEs Mon a5eo Chsupion, WIN. woodbury. t.rsrs
portl Electric Ham Nintefmefs ltEInpoTtl Francs
Hn.yart iBr)
Bsfs, Queen the Fleet (Br) Centenary lBrl, F4rle
Bh-s nery Lonse. Condor, otus Or }, Avo-cts OBI
(Br K. L. Johnson, TuIis De Reo, "mAL'. c'enweei'
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BEEBE & Co., No. lJ6 Bro ,pwAy,
Have prepared now and r.egant styssoG
Hans aud Cars. i1f the
HOLIDAY AsD ShArt.H SEAsoS.
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BRIGADE, D0CBLEDAYs DIVISION, FIRST
.uNry ss,tp--l ng1rtfIaf

WOUSDEu.
John ,fcCs-ley, o. \. Y. George Thotlrsop, - y Y
Corp Henry ChaIiu 10 = \. Char q Francis, % ~ I.
LINES ". Lent, % =. Y. Frank Wood, 20 " 4.
Nichsel Germ, % y Y Henry Metai. 20 v. Y.
John l.. Hs-dn, lid, Serst Oe0ls3 l. Miner, 10th
Wu. Mrrsb. Ind. ny
jonathan rsigeer Ind. Corp Lewis Steblin, 56 NY
Peter Miller. Ind Solomon bow 20 n. \.
Corp. John ~. CROUCH Ind. SENIOR BTs1'f - n Z.
h G. Ho!HEgwoIth, lud. Capt. Amos swan, - ~ Y.
Hobart Carpenter, 10 y. y. J .mes Coy, I'll n. Y.
BRIG.-GEN. OUBLEDAYS DIfislON-FIRST
ARMY CORPS, GRAND DIyIsloE.-[ OFFICIAL. !
KILLED.
r. H. Norton Wis Lewis Ilat'is - Mich.
David Birlel. - Mich. y IL Eulnr. g Mich.
SGT. Waiter WWlisnt2 n Nie.Frlncit fcpiu, - Meh.
David Hud ~ fiicu. John LlesoIlr, "a Mich.
LcauGor y. Jsuasin, - lad.
WOUNDED.
Bert Spencer Train, Wis r. Knowltou, Wiz.
James 81. Patch, Wis. heigt John 3. BnstOs 2 VIE
Ariur Rsnsott. = Wis top. ". Pretheu, q VIA
Il: Rightuan. . Wa J T. Cazzar.
C-rus Van Cott WIS. John Henuth.
CaIt. Alexander 0OIdon, Wis.
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OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED. AND MISSING ~
GI8BONS's DIVISION, FIRST ARMY CORPs-
IopTICII
I'm Gibbons, wounded.
MN HaFL HFa

Big adler Gen. John Gibbons, wounded.
FIRST BRIGADE.
ElsETYToUHTH -Wounded-Cpt s. Place
- CsI; j. Carpenter II, Lisut Wan. W. Tnyicr, H. 1ieut.
J. L. Woden, X
Lieut.. y. 3. Matthew
ONh ftHpNrp AID forRTH GEw.YoRy..-Wounde3-
tait g. a. hiit d. Cop y. spencer, ant &. II. WI.
son, "a, Ctpt j. W. Whey H. i{eut 4 H.d,'ys e. "
OSs ~ rNohED AND FiFTH HPw-YoPK --Woundri Lieut..
iqg-C HuceIs, !. Degrsf
SrVTgENTn MAINF.-Killed-.Cap.. C. H. Hutcllro.. Il.
Ieat. u. l.. Henica, ID. No1nded-Capt ~ C. Beichef q
Cspf. John Aver IT, Lieut II. a. peunei A. Lieut. NJ g.
AG-tiu G.. Lieut. VIM T.. Brooks - Lieut. Nn A. steven.
l.. Lieut.. a. C. Peter. x, Geo. ~. Edwards. b.
Cpg HUNDRED AND Firm NEg YoHK-Woundsd.-, Major
D. A. sharpe Lieut. and Ad ya'ant J. -. White
Killed. :; wounded ~; missug 3 Total 70
WCOED BRIGADE.
TWENTY gyTB -Nounded-Mojor J. y Jen.
ntng; Capt ~ w Palmer, Go. III C.pt L. r. +. shlrley
Co. CAPT. VIM u. Ngill Co. j Liost and Adj, ~ K
Lnccy La. LAut ". IL ~ laId 20 " liaui Lha1sx
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ARMY CORPS, LEFT GRASD DIVISION
OFFICIAL.

Sort y. Nceter "a EYs ~ Wm. Davenport. ~ y
Jo.gph Warren, 80 y. i. join r. III hEes % ~ Y
WOUNDED.
If-Col. John AicAie % N Y. Wu Wlch. 20 y. Y.
Charlie 4. Legsett - b. y. James Paricy % \. Y
John Barnard "a y i. JAMES Munich. ~ n Y.
CAa,lcs b. Gorman. u y. =. MchGe Doneuy. 81 y \.
Allied Tcscler. u -. y. Michael Casey 20 y. =.
Thomas ~. MAey "a =. Y Michae Dcuefin. g n. Y.
John Sui.-r. ~ y =. George Howe ~ n Y.
NieAael Mulins % y seIg' Henry fnoDch. p y. y.
Hr.Iy WstAbufn. Sd y. !. Nsriu Slaitery. u \ Y.
Edslr c,ope 80 =. \. p IL. Allen Warren, y v Il.
EdssTd Hsthow. 90 y. a.
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Gas. FREsoYr Is TowS.-Maj. Gen. Fremont
arrived in town on Saturday from Washington, ard
msy bc found at bis residence, No. 2j6 Fourth az.
enue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

REPUBucAS PRNARY ELEcrIoS.-The follow
ing said to DO the correc, list Of delegates to the
Central and Young Mems Committees elected by the
Twelfth Ward Association:
Central Commil,re-Ahu.. Waterman, James Anderson.
James Watson, Niiiua Duunins. 4. y. LAWS foun;
Meme tommtteo-Audlew Armstrong, ). r. farrinZion'
J IytcT Lesser, ". III. Haishall. A. w. ". Hume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

FIFTH WAED.-A typographical error occurred in
Saturdays edition. 80 the advertisement beaded kepnb
can. Tals Notice" ssns1 by Jo.oph b. Taylor aEi othe
certifying 20 tie election Of the following delegates to the
Genital Committee for 1893 Il should have read from tie
fOih Wsrd, instead ofihs Third Ward, viz;
Central Committee rheo A. Ward, CEaTlei v Lewis,
John Nosel. John A. Nilisus John Moies
Young iicns Committee John Edoftin Cornelius Fen,
tou Thomas Scase Josephl. L. Woods Iheo CuFllis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

NTwsBoYs' CHRsrNAs DiNSER.-The friends Of
tie Nsw,boy. mporsd Tor dinner 20 be provided At the
NewsboyS Lodgiu. House On Christmas Day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
THIRTEENTH WARD RrruBLrcls Associate

THIRTEENTH WAND KErrBIicAS ASSOCIATION
The following 'hs ieal, OF tie primary election Of the
Thirteenth Ward Republican Associsioo last Tharsday
evening:
Central Committee --H.rry A. Smith EnesS Elliot, Tsos
Brown Bon amin Hutchinson, Ferdinand Jlker.
Young NeA's Ccrrlt f0nmiic e-John White, Nicholas
Hag.g Harris ID. kAinski. Hugh Nesb, John II. Dustin.
barry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety o.
fruit and vegetables Is groFnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets.
arc furnished fEom to 6week5 earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & 81. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, = distance OF 115 miles On
the Branch, and 1876 G'miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and stock raising portion of
The State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

Mscnan.Gs and working men VII Ind the fres-
school system ragged by the State, and en-
d0wed with l1rge revenue fer the support Of the
schools. Children con live II sight Of the school,
the college, the church, and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State In The Great Yves.
torn Empire.
No ore who uss visited this splendid region of
country can doubt that it Reuals the ua0st f7yor-
ed descriptions shat nave sFeT been given q lt
but let any careful observer visit lt, and he VII
inform you that the half has not b2en told CT the
Advantages it offers FOR immediate occupation
and Immediate returns. The farmers Ct the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moTing
to Illinois In great numbers a1d Il Is believed,
that II these surprising advantages were made
end working population Of oVsF-crowded Europe,
they would promptly swan themselves of the
knOWiedga
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWnEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced Ia great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving varsity Of temper.
aturs in the STATE, suited 70 almost every product
Of the United States.
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D P. BOWER, LICNcED PLUMBER
DE- Nc. I02 Public Square. Cleveland ohio, Man
liactors and Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrants, Brass and Plated
PIPE Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
kinds.
~ City and Country orders for Work promptly
st6endsd 70. Repairing collected, and neatly ezs-
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Nowhere can the industrious farmer secuE5
such Immediate results from his l2bOr as On these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 60 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the Ferre uaute, Alton { St.
Louis Railroad, distance OF nearly 200 niles. g
veil adapted " Winter
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RAILROAD sIsTEai OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersecl The whole STATE. S115,-
000, eco have been lnvessed IN completing the
great network that Inks e5sTy part Of the State
into immediate connection via The suT1Hniing
States and the dlFeclsst thoT7ughfares Of com
uerce.
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nITIYsTE0a oF C0TroY.

T7s arpe~jrse-tS n Cotton .cHlturs are Of
esry gT' ~ Ts-5irfas Commencing IN latitude
60 dsgf. 81 0-ss. C.ss Ef1tso0l on tie Bndilch,
1nd As.-s-- ffEoz os cAs lf1sn Ltae), tie Com
Ssscz- os5Es t.-as-4s,fs 7fao-e5 tcslt E51ptsf %
re Tsrfecffol of It's fbva. 4 settler hGsin9
Q f1Et'y Of V5V11 Children, cga turn tier
y0sEfbf fRl t750T Co Q Gs1zt T711ffzbls aceouHt IN
Hs cFos0Es AID TaFfscf19s of fhfs plant.
TIE cSg03,ssf e-crti1ls T057 making 20 o.
sain srpriy Of TettIJls essd stsStef 90 tie
Te9riTsFselfs q q t.o s5is 2 T75{H0is, s5il, e Is
hoped, sPsedigg gre q s3s5lciszt amoEat 20
pant @ grEZt 57z..c,tL gf IGsGs
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TIE ORDINARY WELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cal.
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits Z ls
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention hes been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of SO miles On the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat Corn
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ulatiou Of ,T23, ESQ, ard q soil capable OF sup
porting %, 900, 900. No State In the Valley of
the Mississippi oEers 50 great a. tnduccment 20
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There i1 10
part Of the world where all the conditions Gf Gil
mate and soil 50 admirably combine 10 produce
those two great staples, CoRE and NuElr.
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PIANOS.
PIANnSII.

L g. A. BARLOW, AGENT, No. ), EFss4;z
Euclid-st., Cleveland, OHIO, Is now 2 "
selling the celebrated KNABE PIANOS at greatly
reduced prices Having iHsr received large assort
nent Of those superior Instruments he would invite
before purchasing elsewhere. Every Instrument 's
Earranted Five Years,
B5g-Old Pianos and MelOdsOas taken II exchange
Pianos moved end boxed with care. Piano Boxes for
Sale. Pianos TuDnd and Repaired bF @. T. mATTHEws.
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Tra7erses the whole length Of the State, frcn
the banks Of the Mississippi aad Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As Its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of tie State, sad On ei-
thsF side Of the road ulo1g its Fhols length ue
the lands oGercd for sale
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alryIya AyD sIA.sEFaCTUREs

Ths great resources o. the STATE, n Coal, Iron,
LAad, Zlno, Peters Clay, Limestnns, Sandstone,
&C., Sc.r are almost untouchedi thsy await the
arrival Of eatcTpTisl1s and eIe-gsG; ma1 accus-
toned TO convert them into gold,