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eH-AaAaA - - - l4AAtANe ~ IENtf -esaHe On
A Dutohman rode directly into The eBes
Hy'o works win caiss0hr The Rebel
Ms5or asked hin Whsre h5 Wasi Foine, sRd
taa nan answered - Diih Or siael5l The
Msjof suilsd, snd dlIeCtailthe man where
@ go, which Wssnot pqobdbly tosany point
beyond ihe Rehsl lines. 80 moll a1
Eieuienant Henne, Of Company p
gQelfh MleoouEi Who bad iosszhia loft
arm In The Hungarian war, was struck IN
the batti6shdf the So By O. cannon ball,
Whlok carried aWay ki8Fightleg He was
carried Of the held, and when passing
GeReral Ourtis, the hef9ib shherer waved
hiskand to ths Genefsl, while his face Was
Nfeaihed ID smiles, e Il forgetful of his
suEefings IA tie exuitstion Of approaahing 3
victory.
oa nersbel sids, the Indisns were under
command Of Pike, StaudWartE snd Ross
they proved Of htttie account except @
piundsr and rife the dead aud scalp the
wounded. of which fact Col BnsBy, Of the
Thlrd IllIaois CaVslry, hss ample evidence
Ih hOe leld thsse toWsrdly allies could not
bsbiodk ~ within fshgs of our cannon.
Ekty y 5ald ssy, o q, Big gun r and che
dadale for tie brush.
Isl, esh doot5s Who came afterWard in
70 our camp relates that on the morning Of
tie batilt, Ne observed about 800 Indians
daubing their faces ell over with black
Ilo4 the coai b the charred stumps. fhe
doctor Inquired o. one Of the chiefs the
slgniheanse og painting thus, when he Was
a6srsred that nthe Indians, when going
tehkAt painted their faces rsdi bat when
they ere pinched with hunger, they color
back." These fellows had nothing 70 lest
In sRo days.
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JOSEPH &. GRAHhI5,
March Is. 1863 5s2 Asslznee OF Hm. FIsEh.
CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
y COUR Ton the Cd day Of April, 1862, at 10
Q clock A. NJ, st the door Of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property OF Joseph
W. Spaulding deceased, to wit: Known as City
Lots Nos 562 and sos in Barber & Lords subdi-
vision in the City OF Cleveland, and bounded as
follows to wit: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot lines and south by an alley. said lots
are each 49k feet front on Bridge street. by the
plat OF AhaZ Merchant. Said lot No. 562 apprais-
ed at $3.50: and lot No. 56S ut $500. Terms Ofsale
will be made known on day of sale.
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDENG,
- Adm'rix of Joseph w. Spaulding.
nlavaland Mareh IegQ.9gI
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Adams 4 Oanneld, Master gonmissioassr.
pitts Atfivs marl5.ss3

j. b uOuguertys fletnttus In the Dourt OF Uom-
against mon Pleas OF Cuyaho-
Emory Z. hubbard and Sc C0unIys and $ Stste
Henry ". Hubbard, Dafts. OF Ohio.
Action for money only. with attachment,
EMORY l.. RU BBARD AND
II y Henry w. Hubbard defendants In this action,
are nereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
Of said Courf Of Common Pleas getti14 birth that
on the 2st day Of February, A. D. lees at the cilY
OF Galesbcrg, county OF Knox, and STATE Of lln iu
said defendants executed and delivered 70 Eiah
Bruner. their JolBt and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Ehjsh Bruner, 70 ray
to the use OF this psiutif, the sum OF ge hundrtd
and ten dollars which setd bond c0nt1ined q con-
dtion whereby the said Emory L, Hubbard Wss re-
quired and bouud 20 proee ute with effect an aFpeal
20 the Dfstrict lcurs Of said knoE county, rem q
caEtain- Judgment Eendered againat said Emory IN
plaintiff favor by tbs f0lcg magistrate " aaid
ci'y and Knox county, as vel as to ray " haisyer
judgment should 70 rendered agaisHt the said Euao
~ on - agpeali that eala appesl was prosecuted
10 =anhl -indgmeht aaain1f Tue said Emorv for to
sum OF S257 IS and cOsta OF auit amOun rir - 90
but that said alignment hEs not bean paid nor s5f
part thereof Is required by the cOndnidn pf aid
bOad; that executicn has been duly iSsutd n1o-
the said judgment and no property found whersbr
the same could BE- SATISFIED and Tat grn1nt
and IS Weli eaid appeal bond remain In foil force nd
unsat isfed Whereby the rlaintin has bsen damagsd
In the ar.m 81 s25I y hnd rost- Of suit S25 90.
- y. nsIsap9n piainllA a. ks l1dsment against Elid
deiondaniH on SAID bolu f0f S25z s. Wift- teresG
thereon from March lst A. D. 1883.
said de1sndants are further notified that they must
ana yer said etttion on or biora the LET day q MAJ
heLt or n default tnertof iudEment wiz b taksn
-.,''-,' = - RAEHEY, BAoKge a EcALz,
mari2.s3d ffsihilf' q a. rnay1.
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1 Z, PrsDtiss l ET aasbsF uoaInF.
- Pitin7s ktt'y.f fsb25;gg

NhANUEkY 4 SALE.-PURsuANT
10 tho command Of decfetal ordsr OF aaie
rOIG the Oir1uit Uudrt 81 t5 United strog ior the
Hofthsrn district oi QAIe, ut Lhe suit Of 1hagotte
Horenceeu Rg eiRst geerge y. 6aunHaI and otheral
to ne directed Enalt r1ao for 6ale a. public 4ul-
tion ~ tns dOor ef tue FEDERAL Court hniding, ~
Gha city Of Olsgeiauo on sh5 thilty- hrst Day Of
March, lS62 st threg o clock r. ~ th9 tollcEtng 90
actibed rsA. state, situate IN tho township OF Nun
soR.ln the county of Geauga, and STATE Of tialo,
Known by the north past OF iot 10. one tract no.
to and south part OF iaBEo. fur east division o
trsct No one, aud bounded as tolow5: beginning 10
tbs centre ioltne State road loaaing froH Charlton
SquGrb 70. Rave na At tho northeast corner OF
psot Of tsal in lot 40. one tract no .tWo formerly
ogned by mehitADia rltWcou1Ds and since by kalza
Etsucer. thHHcB WgEt fOrly .tOur rhaigH aad iortg
hg lDKb 20 stake and stones IN the west line Of
~ no. one, tEhct No iuof tu ncs nortn th1rtea1
cbzlDs ana righty luEs 70 stake and stones at The
Edtth-West corner Of lot No one, tract No. tfoi
faeHus west cas chain and asyantysseqen Inks
taenco north thirtean ch aims and twenty vg IN As
TO stake AMI EtUussi tHercs east i0rty-tWo chains
ana eigbtY-seVel llnls 0tlo ooptro q the 5 tate
rOnd tnenUe south on, cast tWontS-aeVen chai n5
Aud forty six lnEs TO Ehe place Or beglnnngs con
tanning hUu sre1 and eighteen and 10 10 aera5i
sixty acIs 81 Which 10 IN iot one tract ttoi AID
hf eight 90 20 acrea tn south part o. lot ioaT u
eaHt diFEiyn Of truct one rs per Georg5 Smith
sl Eey, hssae Dot6bgr,7 i81si Tong the aHiB and
conveyed 70 George Y. shu slway bg EelsOa Peek
and win. AFpTatssd ~ S3ssl9.. ~ - "a. 7l-
511 Masterl lCommissionsr ~ Uhanoer5.
L NJ COMMIT. fenK-9lH
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- Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Spaulding.
Cleveland, March 8. Is62sSSl
SALE-PURe UANT

M ASIEh 3 SALE-HUhSU UANI
lNA to the command of a third pluFies deoretal
order Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Ouyahoga county, Ohio, at the suis Of Ssmusl O,
Gates, Della n. Gates Augusta d. Mlttleberger
Edmund g. P. Mittleberser, n lillian Mittleberger,
Commercial Mutual Insurance Co Thomas IA.
Howe. Josiah King and William shinn, executors
OF Chas AVery, deceased, and Others, ne direet.
ed shall expose Tor sale, ct public auction at the
on the 18th Gay Of April, 1862, at two O'Clock p.
M, II said day, the following described pieces or
parcels of land, TO Wit situate In the township Of
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thirteenth
range Of townships Ia the OOnnecticut Western Ne
serve IN the late Of Ohio and which Is also In the
County Of Ouyahoga, and ID known By parcel Of land
on west side OF Ouy0hoga River, now in City Of
Cleveland, and is bounded as follows: essterly b.
Ouyahoga River; noriheriy By land heretofore con-
we've 4 10 Judsh colt By John O.. Wooi5sy; west b.
RiVCr strest. called; and southerly BY land for
nasrlY GEned by A fred n ilams, and bsing ninety
niap fsst vide on -cayahoga Hfyef, and txtending
alright a8ges wish River street, and said River to
River at eet about one hundred and forty isst, b.
Ing tfia sanie land conveyed 70 SAID Edmund y. i.
1fttlobcrEer, By the Chic lfe Insurance and Trust
Company, BY dsed recOrCed in UuyabOFh Couuly
RecOrds vol Al, pages - and IS. And also another
above and bounded northerly by said parcel Of land
above described; easterly By Cuyahoga River vest
erly by said River strt e, and sOutherl5 BY line
parallel with The northerlY Hue, and tWeufy-one
feet distant therofTem, extending from said kiVer
10 said River street, being part q the Alfred VIII
twenty feet front on said kiver, and the Elevator
Binding, machinery and fixtures On said premises,
be the same more or less, but subject 20 all legal
highways. Appraised a. S576G
Adams 4 Oanneld, Master gOmmissioasr.
nnnE
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VHEGr. oORy. ooTroN. TOBACCO.

Reaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown II great abundance,
from which Chicago md other Northern markeis
are furnished from 70 weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the TeTre Hauts,
Alton q st. Louis Rsilfoad and the Kankatee
and Illinois rivers, q distance OF us miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk
liesth great Corn and Stock raising portion oi
the State.
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Nowhere can The industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from bis laboras on these
deep, rich, loanly soils, cultiFated with 50 much
part Of the State 10 The Terre Haute, Alton s.
Louis Railrosd, distance Of nearly go miles, e
well adapted 70 Winter --- -- y.
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ULENnIa

Is about equal In extent 20 England, with pop
ulation Of I, T23, 666, md sod capable of sup-
porting 20, ,0o0, 900. No state In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement %
the settler aS the State Of Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of cll-
mate and soil so admirably combine 70 produce
those tEo greet staples, coRa and EEEAE-
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RARRERInG.

LIAR DRESSING AND shaw
H TN9 lHHIlIULLgA.--Hll p. 3 AMbUbds
~ rs rooms, under no American, . rfsgared g -
sblo workmen. "a sdnafate roon ~ lrdlas log4
NEW BARBER SHOP ~. 81.
IN HEHDER8oH o., baFo o1elcd q 1aEb8r-
Ing 1taollF1m1lt uuoer tecEalo /. -lel lel1r4'l
Hat etoIa. eupsrioE 1trsat, o71oate telfol Houss,
Etsr8 they intend % lhaFe l1r ElIra1ce md cut
fafr fcr aGhilInF. IhaT nc71 70 rt1fI 1I fbclr Cd
lrIands and 81 lldng nv o11l u nav I11lod %
~ tss-- .ite tte,--as,-cees. -e.1l.Ei,
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M zz5E.ARURSUANT To AN
IN order made b. tho Judge q tnt Probate Court
iOr hs County Of Uuy ahoa, tho htter Of tho as
slgnmsnt Of William EisAs, shall cher tor sale at
public auction at rhe door Of tho Court H31ae, il
O'Clock Z, N tue following described Notes aud
Accounts, 70 wit, being the assets Of sEd assign-
ment;
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M MASTERiS 5 S61Jh-PU PURSUAAT
lyt 10 inc command Of dserotai order 81 1als
fF0li tue UoHrt " COmInon Pieas of luYnhoga coun-
~ suit Of Jshn blsruians against John
sprgQna and others, 70 me directed, 1 anal expose
Ter sale at pablo "a ton, the dOOf Of the Oonrt
House. IN tho city sf0lsFsiend % the ~ enty ag u
dAy Of Marcb, L6b2,- ~ three o'ctocE r. Ms. the
following described premi8ef, situate N tne town
Hhlp Of Mayhs d. III the ~ ot 0uYahgar5 aud
Stsfs of Ohio, and known by lot NO nteens IN traet
No Ghr6e, and bouudea Is follows; East est north
and south by LOT limos, aud containing one hundred
nd iorty sr and ono Gnltd acres Of lard, % the
ssne B0re or leas but bu5leot % 81 lcsal highway
aud excepting ther from THIRTEEN crea 10 tne noTtn
west roTlef therxof set oa 90 John bpraguG Tor 9
hon ssteGd, bounced as follows: commencing at 8
point 20 gne west line Of s.s lot uo calna = kt
Burtherli from tne 5outhWest cOE4er 81 eala lot
thenss ruuail g nOFth Oh said West hue 5lz eiain1
3 lnks 20 the ngrthWegt corner 81 sad oli thence
east OF the norih nng tWesrg chains So i'm Ea thence
soutl saraLei with the west lle AK cbalnsz3 lnEsi
thence west twenty obsins 50 LINKS 70 tha pace Of
HENRY G. ABBEY,
II Z, prsnt ntfsa l UlllIe EI 1sag tsr Uo-nIu y.
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T8g aLi.-S0TTI0IsHg fnHs1.
BIENMA
lE PARIE

TVRIEsEMAR /, 2 &3, ARE DE
TT[PFFD By ROYAb LETF1Rs PATAHT Q
Inalsnd snd secured bY the Seals Of the Eoole az
ishSrmacie Dc Psrfs, and ths ImSsria OolsEa @
So. g invsInabIe Tor exhaustion, EpsEaAtoFT10h
and ali phYnioel disabilities
no 4 conplsteY graduates AL traces q tnoIs ul1
11T fhsf hsVe kerotofora bssn treated By the nAnl
4 toaS and YsFnlciouI US Of cop4tvA and cuDebss
80. has entirely aHpplhntod the tnlurtou1 ue9
us Nry, thereby lnsuFi1g 60 the luDorer epeey Les
rel aisiersing au 1mPIritia1s and rootng eat bne
Ssslt = Ef diseage.
Co. =, ioIsnFs, devoid Of tagte and gmali, and o81
- e-- 4 - tbs Wsistooat pocket. Sold IN tn oal1
= A dtvi, W into separate doses - adE1inistered %
VeIrss ,aIIlIland RouZ, Bioolds 10. Price 3 ea9h
o. { oEssSfar Sc, which AVE- = Ano N ~ sssesl
htehV tb ts = EaviuE Of -. To be nad WhoiH1al1
Ssd Trts5i q yTIr EARBOW, Ne. I94 Bloecker Etrees
sew Yorf lmnedtately on feosiving . remittance
Or. Barrow WI torWard the 4rtsaen nlaE to any ~
ing 70 the inItrus gftopa oI s1e Wtltar =, ~.
fEEsSoId by C W. CLARK, Agent for Oleyeland.
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AHAS IEh'S EALH=PURsuANr
.INk % % c0mrsnd OF . decrstal o Der Of sale
if0m tn Court Of Common Pleas of Uuyshoga eoun-
y, q tue spit q soon Pssaiiss ana .Uhauncey
Prentlaa sg slnst Ih0ma5 Love Aid others, 70 ne
airgot. shall expose for sails at public auetisn at
the tbDr Of tho O0urt House in the uity Il UieVo-
land "a the tWonty-sgni h Of Mar b, S62ht three
o'clock ?, n, ths following described parcel Oi
land situate IN the township Of Hat Cleveland,
conny o. glyshOga, and qtata Of Ohio, % git:
Part 81 lot 40. thfes hundred ana aiXty-nine,
bpnDded es follows; beginnings At tho northeast
eorner Of Mary loves Innd at q etohe 81 the
cea tr8 Of the road, thence west on mary loves
noen hns twenty siI chains and forty links % the
Weet line OF loti themes south on wott uHB Of los
Ehrrns chains aud aeTen ty-ltne links g. a stone;
theuos east parallel vita north Tine twenty az
chains aud fofty links tha eRst ipe Of lots thepos
north the line three chains and seventy mine
links - place q bsfitnEs cea thinlng ten atrea u
land. Also another ~ Of land, being p4rt OF said
1T thrr9 hundred ali slTty-uin0, and bounded as
Biiowa: on the AID west BY the lot linss on
ths north By the BOuthtriy iine Of the ten acres
ansSo shscrIbsd, and southsEiY BY inc pa sllel
with said last named line Gna Jar enough 6outherly
therer0Fn 20 IN lude tro acros OF land Dc the same
Iaore or igss, but SUBJECT % al lsgai hiRhEaye.-
Aupralsed az $500. H-HBN u. ABBEY,
Master Ogmuaiasioner..
Z, PRENrIss, pIaintid'e Attorney.
N1aNaH A.
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home MANUFACTURERS.
NAN UBACTURF

TOME NAN UFACTURE -
rr1r. UuTI1utE BiCcE, Ontario street. fryr co-7.y
elld1d % ell the fTBt iot Of WOolen Foods msn1s-
lctuz1d IN OleEe land, et Eetfll IN cTear to meee
~ 1uneEon ealh made up9n then i0r Euits e
1lelI make
EQ variety q lat ems are ready ior sale et loyH
Frce1 ana the clti1sng generally sfd ruIps0tIuu
49, urnulecture. ri
oeEsland, Jan. 3, ls52RH - -.
LII WOOL MATTRESSES
ron sALE AExan e
Cleveland WOrste Co., =
IO7 BAN. szRInz.
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,rhaaisoye are al from persons who aro publicly
t-,c- ,rbsre fbeT reside, and Who would not make
thsss staismenti without thorough oonVi5tion
.'-' PREPARTD BY +. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell hAsA-
Anda. ". CLARK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine eFeTyWhere.
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ii HE FATR IN RzI
OUHTINUEu,


UHAPTER ZI.-THR EHaaaEzruRf.
A1ag.elg1s gllaie here Jumped uP aad saioi -Lei
Ifhi5f eaa AZ hin. III daz1le hin with mag
IN ssIs III si7s him nov to solve ny last eOnun-
Whi.s, iti'Ia not mistaken Quits, think win 5uE.
Ny Eor,6sTli Ss.isrins friend. pith passion for
Fnsst - : oss5tlos, which I trust, yOu'n not
Aaro hs nountsd sne ohicko9, coop, and shrleksd,
eD0wn. siassia cli Z 0 o'MnIigan. while black rage
sIsskis st . 9 ssiI = for idiots and foolsin
"1st bin sgset ssia Az the men, breaking thro'
kndig5 ehisf isssins aiutiny is be proceeded fur.
Ralzls.d q state q snosf Sowing srcely at
And - Iaz.sl0q, pirate with an air Of pride and
'sXouss5i sI9gs6sat ne nav, slr, Il your sitter is
Ths ohist recoied Why should he mott By this uar-
And. - ths time being, bis mouth With fear wa,
1hs ssSssisss pirate then proceeded with the nOur.
10 ~. q M Is listener his rrout sopuBarBn,.
s'Nh ~ 9 ss1 Dssis ghsn be riaes-as he does ct
Eaaaosss Or White horss barouohs, vhsn to Bull
hun he eeq9 60,
And laashs . think be soon wiil hsFs Old Abe IN
WhsIs hs es1'S iVs Bic PurtIs. to fhunds,lns lots
And sssfs ks oan,ttsii every ons his many little
Whz s e M 9. .youHs girl who stishds Ancy
3 Andi5 sssislS hitnsr sad thithsr IN gIBh-Iiks
op7arel.
7elt iils sSs liaht eondosa IN Iiasid lser sal
aNEE'Tr-eocauzo THE HOSE THAT AL kRl FaA1sINe
u sI Is EcE IIa noaE res M ~ a p
flulhed Win triumph, he descended from % the
chicken coop,
q nlt ~ eslsat nos. ghsstl7S his eyes os1shs ct
isstisfsd sipoaths deck ths sltirs shiDs crew
lfT.
Ere hiS souusarum vs. half aulahsd, .ths7 ali had
aWooned aNaFs
shiI e e @ b humoristip the pirate Shrisking
While be crew. q al the pirate shpB we're lying a.
Ihay thus bssame An sasy PriEe 20 Capt. Wright OF
Who gat ths Pirassi ailin chains snd for the o. s.
nailsd away. fll -.
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CULTIVATION oF COTrON.

Lk4AAN iAAA"N 0E LDA w. -
7zs 4sPsrszsslfs - Cotton eultslgs ags gf
ssrV great promts6. C01lnleacia0 ~ kQtitlies
SO dsq. 80 1lin. (sss Nation On fds Brelct,
and AsssnsDtfOn on fis lf1in Li1s3, TIE Con-
pdHu0D1s tbOdsond ds of dcFss loell 17lp ped. -
tls psi7sctsoll gf fiie Jl1rs. AsstfAeT a9si7q
f0llfa ~ labor % q most Prgf.tqbls decosst q
tts ar0agfs and PERFECTION u fiss Pidls.
I,hs SsJ Jorous eserfi5ls f5ose 11Gtl11 % 0l-a
t1f1 a sllp5l,s of rs1i15ls sesd suftst % fis
rsQutreulsnfs of he SOL Of llisHos, ioif, . =
hoPed, sDsediky zee sl,53csent G1goii1t 70
plans a 1reGt brs1dA n ftis1d.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources o. shs siate, IN Coal. Ilun,
Lead, Zinc, Poiters Clay, Liuestone, Sandstone
arrival Of enterprsing and energetic men, accr1-
toned 70 conYert fhen into gold
RAulROAB SYSTEM OF HIINOIs-
Railroads intersest the whole state. sli5,-
900, 900 have been Invested In completing t15
great network that links every part q the 1tate
into tnmadiate connection with the surloundinE
States and the direetest ihoroushfares q com
Me5es. %
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses ne whole length of ths sass, fronl
the banks Of the 1llssssippi sud LaE1 lLic1i7al
% the Ohla. A its nsms Imports ne Elaillold
runs through the centre Of the state, and On e.
ther ide Of the road along is whole lengfa ls
the lands offered for sale.
10 ACTUAL SETTLES
From the unprecedented sivantsges this Com
psny offers, Il Is not surprising that Il should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acres Of land
It's nov selling at the rate ot 5 i9Qo acres pe
week. The population along the line has treblea
In ten years, and Is now S11 99f. Ihe Company
sell % actual culiivatoEs and every contlact con-
taina 40 agreement e cultivate.
CITHs, TOWNS, lIAHHlIs, DEFors.
There are Kinety-Eight Dsp5ts "a he Conpa-
ny's Railr1ad, giving ahout one every seven
I mileI. Cities, Towns and Villages are stuated
I e convenient distances thr01ghcut he whole
route. where every desirable eou.uCdily nay be
found as readily as In the Oldest cles3 q Ne
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be- me- l1l ~
kinds Of farm produce-
Mechanics and working nan Ein End ths ffss-
achooi aTsiem encouraged By tie state, and -
J. do1red With large revenue Tor the support ne
schools Children can live In sight 81 tie sct11l,
Z he colIere the shnrch, and grov Up via ne
prosperity q the lesdlng state h .hs 6rsa. t-s-
tern Empirs--
country can doubt that it equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given OF -
bus lei any careful obserVer Fisit L, md Be VIl
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages II oilers for Immediate occupation
and Immediate returns. The farner8o of the Easl-
ern and Mldd1e Slates, and c1nada, are 1eEirg
| 70 Illinois In great numbers; and sc = teselt
| that II these surprising advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and Working population of over-croEded Errcre,
I they would prouPiE sFail tasnrelves ot ne
] knowledge.
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~ 0RDTNARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from so to 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Nudes, Sheep and Hogs are r1ised
here at snail cost And yield large pro6ts. Z q
believed that no section OF country presents great
er indueenenls for Dairy Farming than tie Prii-
ris3Of ulinois, branch 0f farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield S1fe profitable resulis. BetEeen The Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and, Chicago and Dun
Ieith, distance Of 66 miles on the Branch and
14T miles By thes8Isin Trunk, Tiinethy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, 49, - ---4f
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i00rs r''D'''GIdEiZ 'GIdEiZFIgT THAxTEE,"

r.Dn I n ETERSHonored Sir: j have made
thoToEeh trial Of tbs Oatheto Pills. elt me By sour
sesnf md have been cured By them Of tho dreadful
Tbe irst dose relieved me, ard a few subsequent
dosSS entirely removed the disease ioel IN better
.,;i.1ta sntirelY to tbs effects Of your Cathartic
Pfiis Foura vita great spect,
NAN. LBCIUS b. METOALEs"
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OATS, BARLEY, BYE BUCKWHEAT.
And vegetables suited 70 The climate, ara pr0du-
eed In great abundance. The n9rthen portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsylEania,
while the southern part has he climate Of Ken
tucky and virginia, giving = variety Of temper
atuFe In the STATE, suited 70 almost every produet
: OF the United states. s1--i1-d p or17t-
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In Genital and s0uthern ulinois uncommon
sdvaniages are presented for the eLtension of
Stock raising. AL kinds OF Catsls, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
5ome profits; large fortanss haEe already been
made, and the field is open for others 70 enter
With the fairest prospects Of NE results. DAIET
FaRNna also presents Is indncsnsnis % many.
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ne pstronf q Uuion Hall and chs public IN esn.
eraI VII pl ass TAKE 1tic3 thar sr6 nov onsrinF
the greaIt1t Bargains IN
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
for Msn snd Boys wear. a. We are nov olosinf ont
e1z Nhoe intsr Stock as greatly reduced prices ct
IEAku 4 lRAAGS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
e1ls Agsncf snr tAe ssis d sIaE6rs CeIsbrtss
EouIrF EncEIuc1I otfouE'z pEfcut Army Trrula
70 Autcl1al1l Freshman.
eornor q Gnioa and bulez.or st-ostl.
~ LOOK OUT FoR EHE GEARf4 -ss
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y AGRI0ULTUnAL PRODUCTa

The Agricultural products Of nlizois are great
er than those Of any other State, The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated q S. 900 900 bushels,
white the Corn crop yields not le1s than 40, 900,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, Buckaheat Potatoes, Sweet Potdioes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Applss, Sc, which 90 % GFell
the vast aggregate of production In this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produee
were sent oUt o. the state Of Illinois during the
east YEAR .a9 - I7r sgr H-r