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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12
TT 81. HAWLEY,
Barrel House Bsildsag, Third Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
PlAN0F0RTES, MEL 0DE0NS,

And other Musical Instruments, Sheet Music. Mnsic
paLs atrinca and Musical Merchandise generally Fine
at.ttcnsrv POCKET Kuives. Combs. Brushes. RuFses
Pocket Boots Canes Oval as 1ranss and oshee Fancy
Goods.
PIANO 1ortes aad Aslsdsons 70 1ank alse tuned and
repaired. 1sns'SW
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

ermsAn 70 old Homer, Who e said to die Of
vsxaSion, because hs could not guess il The
morals Of the Indians according 70 any standard
With which We are acquainted d far below zero
With no delicacy. no sense Of beauty and purity,
no conception Of selfsacri6ce and forgiveness.
thay are gross in oil their appetites, revengeful.
treacherous aud bloody. We saw half breed
trying to cell his two daughters to negro cor.
want on the boat, for . certain amount Of whis.
Ky, and the bar keeper was offered the squaw
of Black Foot for . single glass of srot eutn
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of limited dimensions and uncertain tenure of
position, and another riots in un-hg-leafed Para
disaical freedom. The women are as brawny
and muscular as their stalwart lords, and dress
themselves with as little taste and decency. Pig
ments are in great demand. The squaws, in
stead of rougeing their cheeks like civilized la.
dies, bedaub their foreheads and eyebrows with
q fiery red paint. This is the favorite color of
the braves, and they spread it on thick Just be-
fore starting on war expedition. We noticed
one great bare. chested fellow, whose ugly face
was painted coal black, his arms and breast
being striped with the same color, like grid.
iron. He looked like the devil as represented in
the ancient Mysteries.
The food of the Indians consists largely of
wild meat, which, without tho intervention of
knives, forks or tables, thep devour both cooked
and raw. We saw them ourselves, on several
occasions, gobble down raw, the half washed
tripe and liver, still palptating with lfe of an.
imals shot from the boat. A hole in the ground
in the centre Of log serves as cooking stove,
which, together with large tin pan. into which
they throw their broiled meat, and out of which
they eat it, constitutes the bulk of their house.
hold furniture. The squaws also raise some
their novels, and then bury it in holes in the
ground. When they wish to use it they grind
or pound it with large pestIe and mortar, a
good specimen of which, found at an abandoned
fort, has been presented BY Mr.. Glow, to Wash.
ington University. The lodges scattered along
the river banks, whether mud huts or tents, are
almost invariably dens Of filth and vermin.-
When the heads Of the inmates become over
populous, they hunt each others domain, and
devour, uncooked, the prey which they capture.
An exhibition of tnie eort on the hoat raminded
~ Of the famous riddle proposed BY some ash.
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This saive Is superior 70 any Of the imported articles,
and certain for all kuds of Sores Cats
etc. Iti particularly useful In curing ladies Sore
q the store Of g. BlCkLS w.
No. 81, Copp Parsons Block, Jefferson g.,
ala dimvtf Buringtoa, lows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
OFFrcE I'm. SUPERVISOR OF TELEeRAxH,
WLaHrnarnr- d C. Nav 8.
10 the Military OperatOr at Cairo
c. Hnnrer,n nrdnr.

Of the feeling ct Washington, the Tri-
bune's dispstch says;
Gen. Hunters reclamation, tean be posi-.
lively stated, was Issued without the suthori-
ty or knowledge Of the President, whom it
took entirely by surprise.
What viii be done with it is question
yet to be settled. There was no Cabinet
meeting tc day, and it is not probable that
any discrimination will be definitely made
until the three members of the Cabinet,
Secretaries Seward and Welles and Attorney
General Bates-WhO are still at Fortress
Monroe-return, which viii not be till Non.
day.
Meantime, the President receives much
voluntary assistance in making up his mind
from persons Of all shades Of opinion. The
Border-stste men urge him to aunul the
proclamation and recall Gen. Hunter. Rep
rsssntatiTes Of the conserve slavery party
waited upon Mr.. Lincoln this afternoon,
and urged the old conditional Union argu-
menH.
Republicans and earnest war Democrats,
on the other hand, think the proclamation
within the scope Of the war power possessed
By q General commanding a department,
and urge that now that it Is done, it should
not be interfered with. Il is believed that
Secretaries Stanton and Chase incline to the
latter view.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Charles WinsloW, Is the
Essignes Of Rsubin G..
Hunt, for the bsnetit
Of the creditors Of o.
o. Sexton, Defendant.
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- - Hr0M WV ANEAa
eurEsR yenK, iisy l4lAEis62.
RDs LaApRR: ThaRhSse q the city has
saigFiPily shpRged siPpsppg Egieurn here
ii h'DSeehber ana January last
Tho glorious news q the Victories sf The
FsdSfsi rns over .ihd ssbels, which now
crowds ubOa as dsily hatlsh sleOtrifying
effect upon ell branches o. business. ..,.
.ab snSs thatj thfee hSBtcs Gkb
were decidedly slOngsiod and serious, are
now rOtund and joyfaL Confidence in the
speedy triumph Of the Federal Government
ever l.s bloOdy insurgents is brmly estab-
lished, and ss consequence everything in
and around onliVens and as5nmog hOli-
day spPesEanee.
Houaay riprning following the news Of
the aalehdeF Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
the t'rss.s Of the city we're literally covered
viii s eanopy Of banners and gala day
VI inaugurated, and the business and 60
GA avenues Of the great metropolis WOre
never before equalled.
sa o. enterprise are nov beginning e
lAuao1 hzsh boldly, speculation IN stucta
is bsiskf eoysrRment bvnds Rrs daily. ady
vahtirs kAyinf now rtachedI four hAd 8
half per cent, while railroad stookss Of
slow sale st sixty per cent. three mOnths
Rgo, nov sell rapidly at eighty per cent
ana thua all things move upward and
onvhrdH
Parlon BrOWnlOF and suits took rooms
ct the AstOr House yesterday. A dePuta.
tioa Of citiAena met them at Amhoy and
foTnAlly rendered them the hoBpitalities Of
TIE city. i-s
Large numbers Of wounded soldiers ar
rived here Sabbath morning last and to one
like ourself, who had never before witnessed
Buok spectacles, the scene Was indeed sad
and sorroWful An Ground were 70 Be
seen horribly muilsted specimens Of hu-
mRnity, some with both legs shot %, others
with portions Of the face shot away, eyes
shot out, and arms shst of while others
we're riddled with bullet holes as il were
from sFoWn 10 foot. On all the scene was
chilling, yet calculated to draw out the
W6rmest heart sympathies Of al IN behalf
Of car barve soldier boys, and the kindness
and attention shown them by all classes
Wss unbounded. WILLARD.
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H0RIs PREETf5s, Atty for Pfh
sherifTs 0fHos, May Is, is62Bg "


M ASTER'E s E-Pursuant TO tho
Iva command Of deoFetal order of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, st the suit Of Allen III Wood and others
agalnst AlOnzO Miller and another, 70 me direct
ed, shall expose 70 sale ct the door ofthe Court
House in the City of Cleveland, In said County /,
on the 7th day Of June 1852, at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ,
the following described lands and tenemeuts, 70
wit; Situate ln the township Of GhRgFin Falls, IN
me county OF CuyahOga, and State OF Ohio, and
PaFt OF lot S., Gardner aallOck's allotment IN
Ghagrin Fails village, beginning in the centre Of
Front Street at the north east corner Of q lot
decided By Richard Pratt TO George Bell, thence
along said Front Street easterly two chains sixty
eight and one halt Links; thence south four de
srees east six chains; thence south eighty ak de-
grees sixty links to said Bells east line; thence
north twenty-five degrees and forty-ive minutes
west five chains and eighty links to the beginning
being the same land decided March 18th, 1884 to
Alonzo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife. Ap-
praised at $500. GEO. II. WYAIAN,
@. +. BLAKEsLER, Master COmm'r
14 Pitts Atty. d mayaS9l
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The Richmond Dispatch says ifs bad
enough to lose New Orleans, g but that B.
T. Butler should be put in command of the
forsaksn city Ia The LAT drop ia he bitter
cup Of kumiIiatioH Oad shamsP
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Legal NOTIcES.
OHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of =

OHERTFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ
L Of hsri facias, Issued fr0m She Court o. Common
Pleas Of 0uyahoEa county, and stata of Ohm ad ."
- ain ,l .sil- tt,i.4y 10 lslondant, j have
lowed Un anu shalt eXposs 70 Bals at pnblio auction
at the door Of the Court House 81 said county on the
twelfth day Of June, A. d. lo62, bstVesn the hours
lowing described lands and tenementz, .tO-Bit
"SituAted IN the township Of East Cleveland Cuya.
hoga county, and STATE oi Ohie and q part Of lot
81, and Is bounded as follows, tO-Wit Eaatsrly, By
the Holloway road, 90 called northoEy, By land Of
hcVsaR; Wsstarly, BY land Of feorgs q. shumWay,
and soufherly, By line drawn parallel With the north
cry line, and far enough fhsrsirom % iEcludo one
acre"
Appraised at two hundred and any dollars
JAMES A. ORAWi Sheriff.
(By Henry N. johnson, Deputy
HORIH PREETiss, Atty for Pi'R.
D -ffrf. 40
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent to England, with pop
ulation Of 1,T23, ,666, and soil capable Of sup
porting q, 900, 600. No State IN the Valley Of
the Mississippi OfIars 60 great an inducements 10
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil so admirably combine 10 produce
those two great staples, CoRE and WaEAT.
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M MASTER'S Sal E-Pursuant to the
lNl command of . deoretal order Ofsale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County at the suit of George Hall against Steph-
en- r. Webster and Others, / shall expose for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in the City of Cleveland, in said County, on the
Tth day Of June, 1882, ct O'Clock p. N, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements Situate in
the County Of Cuyahoga, and known and de-
scribed as follows: Commencing ct the north east
corner of lot thirty one IN a A. Bliss allotment
in the village Of Chagrin Falls: thence along the
east line OF feaid lot at right angles with Orange
street to point two feet beyond the south east
corner Of said lotthiFtyOn thence westerly par
allel with Orange street thiFty-iVs feet; thence
nOrtherly ct right angles with Orange street to
said Orange street; thence 70 the place Of begin
ming being the whole of lot thirty one and piece
ten feet of the side of lot thirty and being thirty
i've feet on Orange street and one hundred and
two feet deep, be the same more or less, but sub
iect to all legal highways. Appraised at $50.
- .it GEO. ii. WYMARl,
L. Z. GOODWIN, Master COmu'r.
plfdSR kttiv maV8c3oI
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LEGAL N0TIcES.

D.. .
ma ASTERS BALE -PURSUAN TO
lNl the command Of deoretal order Of sale Is
sued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuya-
hogh county, 9hio et the spit Of John Pistner
9Gainst SeDdali9h suegerwnld aud Othsrs, 70 me
ton, at ths d06f 6fthe Court House In he City
of Cleveland, In said county, on the 8Oth day Of
May, ise2s az two o'clock p NJ, the following
des1ribei lends and tsnqmehta 10 wit. III HH
Situate N the CITY Of Cleveland, In the county
OF Ouyahoga, and State OF Ohio, and Is known as
being t4s noIth hafpf he. tollowilg3 described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seyen (i27l, In Barber
& Lords subdivision IN the City Of Ohio, former
" 50 called, and bounded az follows north by lot
1S SS ss 5sj. s9 b ogi ~ St No 59
Ing "a freet front On York street and ll9 l2 sect
In depth The lot hereby intended 10 be con.
veyed being SO feet on York street Il9 s,l2 feet
iessibi g6Styas f / 4BBlaissi q 10 tt3 tt3
GEO. III. WYMAN,
Eli EEi5ssIEliilpt 27nhnli nliii5 apSsS SSa@E-
NOTICE.-WILLIAM sLADE AND 10.
II sEPHINE L. SLADE non residents of the
Little, on The 2sth7 day of April, 1885,. 6Isi he
petition In tbs Court OF Common Pleas, Cuya-
hOga county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October 1855 the aaid William Slade executed
and delivered 10 Little Keyes his six promisory
notes of that date for the sum Of $4,000 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, psya
BILE one on April l, 1851, and the other Eve each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4th, 1855
TO secure the payment Of said notes the said vii.
liam Shade and Josephine L. Slade executed and
delivered TO said Little Keyes mortgage deed,
thereby conveying TO said Little Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. l, In Block NO; two, and and on the north
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
in said Cleveland, said lot being IS feet front on
HRntington street, and 40 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed TO said Blade
by said Little 4 keyes. That plaintiff Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there is now Cue Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade s439. As with annual in
terest after October a. 1851, at teu per cent. on
Sl94 q, and on S242,0O after April L. Is62 at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent.
on ssO0.00 after October 4, 1868, until due, and
ten per cent. after due.
me object and prayer Of said petition is to re.
power the amount due on said notes, and to sub
lect said mortgage premises TO pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
tion on or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first publ
cation of this notice. salT7-vT5 D. aI
--.-.j,lI +, HOYEY, Plaintiff e Attorney.
7 --srn 90 HoanJ ~
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Attorneys for @. P. & A. R. r.
Dated Nav 9Th. A. ID. 1852. mayT.2 .232


NTASTRR'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lV command Of a decretal order cf sale Issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County at the suit Of John Harper against J. W
Fenkeli and others, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said County,
on the Ith day Of June, 1852, at O'Clock r. NJ,
the following described lands and tenements, 70
wit: Situate In the townships Of Chegrin Falls
and Russell, in the 9th range Of townships In the
Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the State Of
Ohio, and which is algo IN the Counties Of Cuya
hoga and Geaaga, and i known as being parts Of
lots Nos 10 and 20 in said townships, and bounded
as follows: on the north by the north line Of said
tract No. 3; on the east by land decided by Aaron
Biiss to JOSEPH s. Barrass; on the south by the
centre Of the road leading from Chagrin Falls to
Ruhseif Centre and We8tby Q line parallel with
the east line and so far distant therefr0m as to
make thirty seven eoiiO0 aeres.
And. also another piece, situate in said town
ships and counties, and is known BY being part
of the Champion tract, and bonded as follows.
beginning at the northwest corner Ofa thirty-acre
lot owned BY Chester Plastrage; thence along the
west line Of said thirty acres south TO the centre
of the highway; thence along the centre Of the
highway westerly far enough 10 contain twenty
foar acres; thence north % the s0uth line Of the
tract; thence eGst 70 the place of beginning, con
tanning twenty four acres be the same more or
fess, but subject 70 al legal highWays. AppEail-
ed At 9lo97. GEO. IL. it1 AtAti I
~ Pltfs Atty. maysat /
AZ =. % I'd bs1.asss aaa lssaf s9-il 4
tl1s4aact 4eHa14 4
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- 4, H0VEY, Plaintiff 's Attorney.
Cleveland, April q. lsS2.99f ~ l37Tl3
-NMAaTNR- 00MMISAnINMR5a

iIWI n - ~ II OOUuM1ODlONE In 2
uNL 9ALE.-Rursua1t 70 an order Of sale to me
directed from the Court Of Common pleas for Ouya-
hoga County, IN the state Of Ohio, In an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel HaymAn is plain
til and Henry G.. Abbey administrator Of the estate
Of Robert Parks, deceasedi and Others are defend
ants, will expose for sae a. pablioauctiOn, ct the
door Of the court House in said oouRtY, on the 24th
following described lots Of land, sttuate In the city
Of Cleveland Ia said county, being in the Buffalo
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The MilItarT Censor Explains.

" AadAANAQAf nay A4i AeuAs
On inquiry ct the War Department, Il ls asoer-
tained that the order Of the Assistant Supervisor
Of Telegraphs at Cincinnati 70 the operator q
Cafro. was not issued By the military supervisor
Al WashinQton. Il was issued By the assistant
supervisor at Cincinnati under Misrepresentation
Of the instructions received from the military 81
perTisor, which were intended to stop the for
WErdinF from Cairo to the newspapers Of false
and improper military intelligence and sensation
dispatches relating % military matters, such as
had on several occasions created public anxiety
and alarm without cause, and Of which great
complaint has justly been made. There has been
no change IN the orders Of the Department, and
there is no intention to withhold any authentic
information from the public, except such as could
not be forwarded without embarrassment to nil
itarY operations, and danger to our army.
The order which the above is intended to
ezpIain-if If not to countsrmand-is as fol-
lows;
OTTIoE Nm. SUPERVISOR OF IELEeRAxH,
WAsEMeToE, D. C., Nay Q.
To the Military Operator at Cairo;
Srs As soon as news Is received Of the battle
expected to take place az or near Oorinth, you
viii send to this ONCE abstracts Of the same, to-
gether with the source from which they were de-
rived, and not allow any reports 70 be transmit-
ted frem the Office at Cairo until the War Depart
~ order Of E.s. SANFORD,
Military Supervisor Of Telegraph.
IBignedl Q. W. DAVENPORT,
Assistant Military Supervisor Of Telegraph.
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SELE.knHESIpE TEETH.
CELF.ApHRsrYn TEETH,
Fl =. WIEHogF aRRIEas oB 0LAgFa..

mrs. il iXF.E,EVELL 8 D bkNIRLs, D0ntiltE,
FstaBIishsd Ia 1854, south side of Pub. eq1are,
of1f Chnf6hiII's Drug Store.
Maaticafing Teeth, With sexfblo neeo, f0r eese,
comfort and natural appeaFlrce eomUlhea, haglns
WeareTs, (as Il eVineed BY uumfrOuH testmohialS
which can be seen othce,l 10 entirely super
ssdea ths ordinary fsatkOdss All sharp edges are
avoided, there ID no attraction Of roots or any pain
fIi Operatioh while ths htis # the most unerring
aocaEaey. The suoceit which sur BYsfe has aehieV-
"a has induced many imf RtoIa. ~ th6r9iore beg
70 state that the original can 10 found 1al5-0
l OILY AT OIRl IRlEgTABEIsHNEET
BI-A singio Tosta 81 UpDsroF Lover 6qtt so
81, Ne nund or lphlst on the Teeth, post
aIe Eoe5 MA shssItl - fea1 ~ a. sg1l11Q
in .Ta "a 51g na1 7ls.r7
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aserRg 20. IEaeIid 81. s. Q ds7sIsad. sIsl. 4 .
GR RHBRNBERH BAMILI


VHE GREBRNBERG FAMILY
u MEDIOLNES are PREPARED under ths iHaIledi.
Iaay Be relied upon IN Al ossea.
1hd intel ren18 oi TIE eoOEmunlty lB not inguited
onrs al d1eage1 but the Greisn5olz b nedies con
slEt Of eleven different Medicines, al unequaedi II
ne ours oi th8 diseases for which they are recon
ulsndsd GmonF which may Be- selected ons apVrOPr.
ag 20 any oi ths diseases Incident 20 shtH oouhtIy
rs GFsisnbsrr RsVsss6is PtIls srs better thar
uliY other KIND Of ri ia in the Worid-pribe Is oen5s
lis eESeabsEF aoles . en- lnal
~ The Uterine OathOlioon viii el1o cure gravel
disease Of TIE klneyg. . yi1,eEY dlnoqlty n male,
powerful and efn1aelOua oompouDd IN Ule-prloa IL
he Greisnberg Dysent teTY sZrpR q certain and
Tha GraisnborF Pills Remedy usfUF fails % pdfmes
ueutly EolieEe thtI distressing diselEo-Prics 81.
able compound IN all diseases incident 70 ohiidreu
The GTssfsuberf EeVsf AID Aga Remedy q . GoY.
reign Epooine for this particular oile1sspEcs 60u.
The Grsisnbsrg Green Mountain Ointment gx08li
al other aAlFa1 in Is curative asgtFEioe 9 cents
Tha GI0i1ubeTE oonlunp D liq6ll bAlm anufe1 the
most astonishing relief IN al pulmonary complain
--rftoc IS q Sofia ~ An oz1inenl 1y1leien oi
NonllllF MSS Ealll naeo with great sqooos1 tAn
rroS1g. Oar Ssfn a13eEtenes subltansiatsH ms
ms erSisnbsTF Health Bitter are most plsasan
Gld deightful tonic eyer prsfared-PFios = oaqtss
Ihe ere bcrF ne Iotto1 - u1I1I9 lssd N ~
Inflammation cr diseased Of tha AEc-Fzioe y cen4
H r = Il. T . q
MR. II. 3. ELHaaEEK-Dedr siri We lsel Il 3 dltJ
Ws owe 70 the public, to stats thee Har1hall1 o.
tholicon ia nladfcina 7tnEaluabie Tor complaint
Chased under tbs head q Female Dissases. II haYt
used your sGr9fe1bdrg Medinine8 and have been
froltiY benefit tied thereby, 20 much Ge, that Wart
tao qrloa double, Ws Waud have thels. 10 the thou-
aEnds Of our sex Who ~ gEisrtRg nom FeaEnelSals
FS would Teoonmsnd ths 0sfholinon hl sure pena'
Ca. It gives strength % the sYBtaE and snablss
each Of the orgnna o. the body 70 perorm their So
fronFist1 functions. MrI, ". OATEEl
Hrs =. u. WEEKS,
Eizg GEW0BHbIEI1
nsdfnh, March I, 1881.
/ ~ The above namsd kadieg Ne are personally 90
euaintsd With, and know that for several yaara
Whils We lived ia Medina, they We1e great 6uneTeTI
Hiss 8. has been 90 bsdlY adioted that Il WaI vita
timeultY she able 70 stand upon her fset. ~
bottles Of Oatholicon entirely Oued her % her com
plaintg. ny wife EsosiFod gFeEt beHeas nom thii
Inedicins. Warsoommsld q % she Ladies Of this
county as . 1afs and eeioisnt remedy for ths ma1y
complaints thlE ~ sab set %. - 80
0l fHE JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Qauaeid Herald
80 81 l7i-v q. o KIHGBIsEg Olsyol9lsi
ann nuE fllTtrI
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oATs. RARLEY, e, BUCkWHEAT
AeRICULTuRAL PRoDUcTa

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at IS 600 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140, ,00O
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley.
Rye, BuckEheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples &c, which 20 70 sven
the vast aggregate Of production IN this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons OF produce
were sent out Of the ststs Of Illinois during the
past year At