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u NONRESIDENT On

Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
kSyias IsSdsSt. Foot ct al. de State Of Ohio.
r OYIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one Of the defendants In the
above action, is hereby notified that on the Goth
day of February, A. ID. 1862, said plaintiff filed
his petition In the Clerks Office Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot Is Indebted to plain
tiff on Judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of Sl83 ,55, costs of suit
S3 70,) with interest; that on the 18th of Decom-
Der, 1852, transcript Of said Judgment was hled
IN said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described prenii.
ses, belonging to said Ransom i, Foot: Situate
In Dover township in said County and State and
known by being part of lot No. 81, and bounded
west lines Of said lot No, 9T; and on the north By
lands owned and set OF to Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two asres and twenty y-eight rods of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 2Sd day
OF April, A. ID. 1858, executed and delivered 10
said LOTias Foot a mortgage deed Of said premi-
ses TO secure the payment of two notes, one for
Sl16 6e In one year, and another note for s258 Is
in two years from said 23d day of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfed on the record
In Recorders Office ofsaid County Is wholly can
eelled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said EoVias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage indebt
edness. WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri
0rity Of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought in 70 Court
Tor distribution
Said defendant, Lovias Foot must snswer said
petition BY the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1852, or in
default, this aTerment of said petition as &c him
Will be taken as confessed.
spFl8sI Attorney for Plaintiff.
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YRAN LIIIAE,


BE AL EST A TEs
Ksses 4 Trost variety Of Farms and Oity ProPerig
o. eSie ~ Bent, Also, uhoioo Farming Lands N
NiohiRan, Illinois, wisconsin, lows and milsonr
EU-Omos 10. AtWaisf bdlldingi OieIele1ai y.
I'D ALaESTArE---E. ". KEY KS,
n tfDsuaariF Dr the dFm Of Glttle = ke7etsl hsE
S-;lsI 4 Faal ErlEts QEloe in Bouae'a BiOcks co9s
- of Edp5ri0F Etr8et ana Public bQaare, oad ha1
tonntnutlr On hEnu several ttol1alQ eot9A oL 80
srsiftT OF farming Inntl IN tfe Stalea e
,9is50nHIH end Missouri, 20 ftokengp - e5tl 80
eoentIZ F5ogslsg 80 80 y ~ 2 ~ sisas .. II
ElT q y q E1sif1lal L-1 l-rgf saarY -
A.aflaaa .HHaIT
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WHEAT, CORN. COTTON. TOBACCO,

l Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every Tariety Of
fruit and vegetables Is groFnin great abundance
are furnished from 4 70 6Wesks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Tsrrs Haute,
Alton st. Louis RaJlrosd and the Kankakes
aud illinois rivers, q distance Of iI5 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles On the Main Trunk,
lies n great Corn and Stock raising portion of
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NV onIrlEg, 5th April, ~
80 r u 'LIIEIlkfTFr THAxTER."

5ANArH OaAMBAAs Va Apfil bth, l594.
tiDr. ]. o. AYER--Honored Sir: ! have made a
thoro1Fh trial Of the Oatheto Pills, len me by your
AGENT and have been ouree By them oi the dreadful
rheurnatigm under which Se ssyund me suffering
Tbe ara 1oss relieved me, aud q few subsequent
doss1 enfirsly removed the disease. feel IN better
heath Bow thaR tor some years before which at
fribute entirely TO the effects Of your CathArtic
1iIls Yours vita great respect
- LUOIUS B. ME4UALF."
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"a The undzllgnad has has1 duly Appointed Cd
minlstrstoT 90 ths estate o John HesEles dS,ss.s
iIaTsA ., Isass @
g-s r
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from bis laboras On these
deep, rich, lOamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part OF the State 70 the TerTs Haute, Alton 3 81.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles, %
well adapted 10 Winter
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s JOSEPH g. gRAHNIs,
March Is. la63;7S2 Assignee OF Wm. FIBEH.


MASTER's SALE-PURs UANT
lvh to tins command Of third pIurios decrstal
order OF sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
OGyRhoga county, Ohio, at the Eutt Of bamutl D.
Brooks and EdFin VI. Brooks, against HoratiO n /.
Edmund q. p. liigilebergoI, william Mittisbsrgsr,
Commercial Mutual Insurance Go Thomas 81.
Howe, Josiah King and VI lillian khinn. executors
Of Ohaa avery, deceased, and others, ne dirast-
ed, shall e5sose Tor sale ct pubic auotiqn, at ths
door Of the Court House. IN the City OF OleVeisnd,
on the l6th day Of April. 1884, at two O'Clock r.
NJ, Cf said day, the following described pieces OF
parcels Of land, TO Wit situate In the township Of
BrOoklyns being number seven In the thirtesnth
range Of toWnBhfps IA the Uonnscticut Western Re
secTe In the STATE Of Ohio. and which g also In the
UOunty OF GuyahOga, and d known b. parcel Of land
on west side Of Ou7ah0ga htVer, nov 10 City Of
Cleveland, and is bounded follows: easteFiY By
Ouyaho7a kiveFi n0rthsrlY By land heretofore con-
River STREET called; and BoutherlY by land for
msrly owned By a fred y illamg, and being ninety
nine teet wide on euyahogs klver, and extending
At rRpt angles with Rtyer street, and said hiYeF 70
ing tHe same land conveyed 70 said Edmuna q. P.
mttteberger, by the Ohio Ldfe Insurance Gnd Trust
Company, by deed recorded in UuyAhOFa County
kacOrds, vol A. pages 43 and IS. And also another
parcel o. land on said RiyeTS next suothsEly Of
above, and bounded nOrthery By said parcel OF land
above described eEsterly BY Cuyahogs RiYer; west
erly By said River str 3, and southerly by line
parallel with 1ha aortherlY nne, and tWenty-One
feet distant thereirems extending rom said RIver
10 said River street, being part Of the Alfred WI
twenty feet front on said ItiEer and tho Elevator
Building, machinery, and hXtuFes on said premises
be the more or lesI, but subject 60 all legal
highways. Appraised az $ole1
Adams 3 CAnleld, MastOr vommissioasr.
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Real ESTATE.

al &STERE LANU.---R. Il. LLY
Wv TT,E, OF ths Iate hrrn of Llttles q KeYss,
eo15tanEiy on hand large quantity o. me AarInAy
Land 10 IsWa, Wisconsin and Miasourj, to exohansl
81 city OF country real estate pornO1al progert
Q1laa Nlth so1zs = 4ol1ingE. Aarbl3 Slook, s1po
- GtrseIf. 1akFlgBl3
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nR. RIRH0E

Professor Of ElestroPEthy aNs NsSisisG,
omee-llo Esnssa st., few doors rom Superior,
Up stairs. t
I zee i.,I 5S1E. nom g z apA bon = 9,slseE
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IS, N0N1EsEuE EFFEOTs OF MeRFAR Fake
"A correspondent Of the World, writing
nom Ialand Eor 10, relates the following:
40 oae Is a distance from them, especially in
she Line Of Ere, the report OF the mortar Is
'e5msthing sppalling, and We are confidently
told that they can be heard at q distance Of
.AfiT miies.a When stsnding near the mortar,
however, Tie noise is not 20 loud, but the
eoncussion Is such as to shatter every nerve
a oHs's body, and sctnally started the sold
eFing Of The steam pipes Of one steamer wien
lying al0ngtids during the firing. Some in
taEaSiing faets are told concerning the tre-
uPadous draught created by the vacuum Of
TIE discharged mortar, Pieces Of clothing
have been brought from 8 distance into the
beaS and yesterday the metal button from
the jacket Of one Of the gunners, wing few
tset IN front of the mortar, vas broken clean
nom its stem and sucked into the mortar,
where It was found Immediately afterwards.
Several men have been knocked down BY the
wind, though standing City yards from the
fiS0 when il was fred.
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- - 1Oeeu9tJt EAaLAtAA1 II 80 SeAAk ~ 09la-
against mon Pleas OF Uuyaho-
Emory L. Hubbard aud fFa county, and State
Henry ~. Hubbard, Defta. OF Ohio.
- Action for money only, with attachment.
LMORY u. HU BBARD AND
are uereby notified that on the l0th day Of March,
a. D. 1861 petition flied in the JHeFk'B ofice
Of said Court OF Common Pleas, Bettils forth tnat
on the 24th day Of f0DruaEy A. ID. lSoI at the clIy
Of Galesburg county Of Knox, ana Stats Of llln is
said defOnd executed and delivered TO one Elijah
bruner their Joint and lgVoral appeal bond, bind.
ing themselves unto said Iii al Brunsr, TO ray
70 the Of this plintih, the eum OF i've hundred
and ten dollars which said Uond contained con-
ditlon whereby the Baid Emory l., Hubbard was re-
Quired ana bOuEd 70 prose ute With eecJ an appeal
20 the DlstTicb Uourt Of said Knox county, tTem q
oertAin Judgment rendered against said Emory IN
plaintiff favor, by tbs PoLc5 magistrate Of said
ci 3 and Knox county, a. Welas to pay whatever
judgment should be rendered agzikst tbs said Emo
y on 80 sppeai that said appeal Was prosecuted
TO hnAl judgment against the said EmOry tor the
sum VI t257 y5 ana c0Bt8 Of suit amounting 70 S25
bnT that said Judgment has not been paid, nor any
Doad; gnat execution has boon dulP issued uDoR
tho said iudsnent and no properly t0und Whereby
The same could be satatedi and tuRt SAID judgment
ana as we'll Eetd appeal bond rtmain IN ulf and
allshed, Whereby the platntit has been damaged
in the sum OF ES3T IS and cOsIg Of suit f25 90.
Wnereup0n piatatiH asks judgment Gganst said
defendants on said bOad Tor S1s1 s. WIth interest
thereon from March lst, A. D 1853,
said dBfendants further nottted that they must
next or in default thereof judgment viii be taken
RANNEY, BAOKJs q NOBLE,
marl2IA pla3ntih'g AtfornaVa
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NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
IN OTdor made By tho Judge d ths Probats Court
for tho County of UuyahOBas IN the matter Of the
sigument Of William EakB, shall oler Tor sale 81
public auction, at The 1oOr Of the Court House, In
said county, On the 18th day Of April 1882 at two
O'Clock Y. M, tho following described Notes and
Accounts 70 wit, being the assets Of said assign
mantI
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CULTIVATION OF corEoN- !.

he experiments. "a cotton liuTs ars Of
ssrV greet promiss. C0EaHlelcfHq q Lqlftls9s
SO deg. 30 MA. (ses Nidttoon on fhs Br1lcl,
and AsstfD1 pffoH on The Main LfHel. fts C08l-
pGng 0loiis 1iOHsQHd50f acres gesli lid1 ped tc
tbS psrfscffOn Of fbfs f5rs. a gsftlar hGgfE1
q family 0f young chfldrs7, can tgTn tAslr
youth ri labor 70 q most prot a115is dsc0Bnts1
ths 0rOl5tb Gsld pel1ecti0n 81 tsts plG8t.
1hs DfgOT0lfs esCrti0ll8 aol1 nlaEi10 % o.
tain a supply Of relid5ls SEED suitsd % tbs
requirements of tbs sOiJ c IIliaOfs, l5fL, g g
Hoped, gpssdflV GiUg q slIficisEf 11EgETf -
plant a 0radf brsaEfh Of ldRd.
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The committee appointed yesterday BY The
Chamber Of Commerce 70 consider the sub
eet Of enlRrging the locks on the Erie and
'OsWego canals in This State, 50 as 70 permit
bspessage Of nadil clad vessels Of war, m
-tend, ne understand 70 investigate the mat
tercarsiully and thoroughly, both IS respects
Canada, and present the result 70 the Gov
oEnmsut This viii enable the public to
fa1as a lndgmens Of the necessity Of che
msa1Epa suggested By VI Ruggles, and will
ot lesst correct some serious mistakes which
have been made IN reporting the debate in
sas Ohsmber Of Commerce, and, OF conSe
'gue1cas h TIE eeomments made upon it,-R.
=. EsezllS Fosi. 'ai-' -'saiia y'.'ia' aae9E
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Of Corn is from % 70 80 bushels per acre : oai-
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at snail cost and yield large pro6ts. Il b
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements FOR Dairy Farming than the Pral-
hes Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
147 miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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! MEDICAL.
ilI b 6 s. 81 5 IS
RE-
-, QEs 4sgsarsa Dsitarg FFeFsHg tlI9
BEEIEAL WEAKNESS,
% fFERMhF0sHHoBA,
q La AG,. SG.I AID IAPOTHAOX
G3RED,

u5EAO,
AftaF aH cEhee Treatment FsiIsll
DR.. "A. GIBSON,
HgFmeEFg Of HsH TOrk City, vii Ssy Ons Eul.
Ihs Shows asinsd disSSsss Is WI psy thS HsIas s
e ,1aitsd s,Slss sFeaa tEs SsaS sIsssssi viz
Aftsr many yeaTs o. iGboriOun STUDY ana UxpsFi-
snoe, Os. SlBSOh 4 hAgpy N being able 70 en-
BTsgsm oi tEoatmsHt for the
sPEEDY AND PEBHAEEHF UUEE
PRIVATE DISEASES
vita an bed sGsotl nFIEing thsuairom, fnosudfHH
QlBl GIEE OH HHRVCU5 PROSFRATIOHs
q whom bad sEBendsd hundrodl Of dollsrs witt
1yl5i ThEsoisnRi VIA pr6isB 10 treat AL VFiVate
nAinnlel With Eqcos3rl and W1shoGt reOoiylag tss
d.. dIBs0H dosS not boast that he il a 1nSnbaE cl
aol1s Ooilago n London OF PsrisI e. permits some
and who hold out grSat azpsctAtons mover to Be rs!
AliEaa, Bns What Df: GIBSON might boaEi Of q
thoEs Who reposs conddenas n his ability and integs
rtY End that be has porfsJtsd en- American syHtsai
son 0F Paris, OF saY patsnf edIne . sgusl for 81
radical cur8 Of s5EnRi weakness and Ell dleagBa o.
aSrAnggmontE, both mental and Bkyneals arisins
Dr. dIB86H also oiaIras goF his new tEsLtaasnt th
toilong sdVlnssf1l over sil othsm ret di.coEoTsdi
ahIs be uses no relio1 Of the dark ages, suoh ae
GfGlfys nor any other deietsriOu1 drug! Secondly
no EaItr0onl II a1s o. business 4 required; Third
b hig treatment Is ROztys end certain IN al easea
Ho stand9 prepared o 20 INTO any Hublie OF PEVats
hospital IN the Qlised States and donCn1Tnt0 the
Immense Superiority ol hif new troaeRens OVef any
othaT nov known 70 ths world IN point Of prompt
noB p3rnsosoeyi Eltioaessi saissy ana conVonio1es
. thS petigEt, ia l,.s ,...-.4zs-s.-.--
d. GIBSON & permanently loOsted IN OlSTsltnd.
a0d has during tbs past two yssu Performed many
surBl Of atso1ssa Whi5h bad for years FeIigted sl
othsF modes Of treatment Rsierenco can be given 70
individuals Of The rEt rsspeotability in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other oities In regard 80
skf and integrity In oll professional t-angactioaB-
DFsRepsiR, BhusIngtilTa, SnEoeula and eli ohFoaio
diseases trsatod with hyperion Suooosz.
~ Msticins .snt 70 any part Of tue eoHRtEy On
DT. dTB5SN'5 NsE Wsgk O. FhyEfologY Fos sale
90 kis 0iAoa.
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Ths above are all from persons who arc publicly
knoyTe Where they reside, and Who would not make
thess statements without . thorough conviction
that they were true. - -..
PREPARED BY J. O. AVER,
Practical and AHBlytioai Ohsmihts Lowell, Msss.
And q. ". OnAEE, and By eli Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine sTeryEh here
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NIENNl

TVRIEsEMAR !, 2& 8, ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LETTH8e EAIHNT 3
Gnflhnd and secured By TIE Bsals Of the Eools de
'lharmacls De PariE, and tha InIsfia UolaE9 q
$50 g Invaluable f1E sxhszsSiozs EBsEmatoTEhosh
nud sII phyTioaI di1abIlitiel.
no. q c0nPl6tsly enadicate1 Al tFsoog q these az
1sssT fsf hsVe heretofore been treItod bT the nau
sI01u and psrnol0ua us ofoop1tE1 and ounah1i -
No. 3 has entirely suYplantod the INJURIOUS - 4
~, dhpeFEinG Al imygFitisl, sna roofing cgs ths
LA y, Eoa. l, : and :, arc prsearation thb
ioF Of io8enTe, devoid Of ta5e and gmll, ana o8e
- carried n tho WEstoOat Pooket. sod IN tin oaa
VaIpesH LAIiamnnd RouI, Bio0ld, 20. Priue g each
o. oaHes for Sc, which GAlec 81 and IN so qaBoa
Gd ret1il, q Dr.. BARHON, hos l94 Bi6aokeI gtresl
EsV York. In1uediatelY On receiving romittancs
~ Barrow viii aorWaTd the TriegemAR % any ~
ni rs world securely packed, and add elg9k nOoor3
ina 20 TIA fnaSFunttong OF thu writer 80
sV-sOld By G. ". CLARK, AGENT for 0leEelend.
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READY.MADE CL0THING.
DAVIS, PIRxOTFO 4 co.,
apFG " ater st. Cleveland, o,
TIE BAI7K ! n Ell
On gzI LON Lady or Fzs 01lrsoI 0lIIIs.

CONTINUED.
OHAPFER XL-THz EuaAanlTlEf.
ThS pirates in body WaitOi on Captain WHshtRszt
And ihst nObls Captain O'MuIlIgan did say.
''Rs row apD-ar before you IN our ehans and On
cur knees,
To ask Of yOa favor, which do srant, SIR, If you
please.
We bear that you ars going to take ~ to New York,
Where Barnun Il in waiting with s mighty great
pitchfork, ~
To plich us q his Mussun with the "Whst % IT,
and Tillman,
To fork into his cosrs more quart rs n b eau.
william Iilman Il the eOlOred man Who KILLED soma
Who bad hi vessel captured whpe sailing on the
We doa't want to BE- oxhibitsd with him, sir, and
That you viii eh.nge ySar course, sir, and 81 some
other way
'Ifhs kf L. olf Bsfnum, a. rather suspect be Wl'
Said the sagacjSas pirate, q tWl se iOur that be
And fhsa Ss smiled quite sweetly hut for his Isvty
Tho C4PsAing Of the Jsns Gray I'D s-od him aeart-
F'st % . 'MullErn,s appeal he could not phnt ais
ear,
So to the lbor Of Jersey at once his t dia stssr
E- (OOATlSUEDJ
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marI2:ts
Smith Lilly, Pppf,

Smith Lilly, Ppt'f, /
. ess Fs, In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
LoFias Foot, ct Rl. de- State Of Ohio.
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OATs. RARLEY, e. BUCKWHEAT.

And vegetables suited to ths climate, a-e prOdu-
osd In great abundance. Fhe northern portion
Of Illinois Is shout the climate Of PennsylVanis,
while the southern part has ths climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving va<lsty Of temper
Rsro IN the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men 4il hnd Ehs nee
school system encouraged BY the State, and en-
doFed with q large revenue for the support Of the
schools Children can live 10 sight Of the school
the college, the church, and grow up Tiih tla
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wss-
tern Empire.
q No one who ha1-viIited this splendid region of
country can doubt that It equals the most iaTor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of = 81
but let any careful observer visit g. and be WI
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages It offers for Immediate occun1tiol
and Immediate returns. Ihefarmerso Of the Easir
ern md Middle States, and Cghada, are moving
to Illinois in great number; and It is believed
that Il these surprising advantages Tere made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, nl1nul1-llrell-
and working population Of over-croEded Elrorc-
they would promptly avail themselTes of ths
knoElsdge- & -- e.
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MINING And aflEUFlcTURFs

The great resources Of the STATE, In Coal, Iran,
Lead, Zinc, Potier's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &c, are almost untouched; they gHah the
arrival Of enterprising and snsrEstic mcl, acCzs-
toned 70 convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.
Railroads inisrssct the whole State g1l5,-
900, 0oG have been invested in eomllstng ths
great network that Inks every part Of the STATE
into iIumedlafe connection With. the 5ur7ou1dinf
States and the directest thoroughfare7 ef con
nerce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTR5L RAILROAD
TraTerseI the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Alississippi and Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio. As Its name imports, tie lRai1bad
runs through the centre Of the state, and On e.
ther Eide Of The road along It's whole length %
the lands offered Tor sale
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H.B. KIHGSLEY, OsFsisnS,
General ASsat ~ tltts,
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!. AGRILTLTURAL PRODECTa.


The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
s- than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at s., 900 900 bushel5
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 900,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes
II Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Glover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
h Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 70 swell
the vast aggregats Of production b this fertile
region, Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
I were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during ihe
STOCR RAISING.
H In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
| advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Ankinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., sf the best breeds, yield hand
/ some profits; large fortunes have already been
/ made, and the held Is open FOR others % enter
With the fairest prospects Of likeresults. DAIRY
II FAslLTEG also presents its inducements 70 many.
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THE ILLINOIS CEyTR1L RAHH0AD
no ACTUAL sETTLHs.

From the unprecedented sdvantages this Gem
pany oilers, It Is not surpTising that L should
have already disposed Of ] 800 900 acres Of land-
Il is now selling At the rsts Of 900 acres Pcr
week. Thepopulation along the line has trebled
In ten years, and Is nov s14, 59i. The Company
sell 70 actual eul;iTat0rs and every crutractc co17
tains an agreement 70 eulliTats.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS. DEPOTs. p.
{ There are Ninety Eight Dsposs On ne Comps.
ny'S Railroad, giving about one eTerT 1sTe1
at conFenient distances throughout thE Hh1la.
route, where every desirable commodity nay Be
found as readily as in the oldest cities 0f ih5
Union, and where buyers are % Be ma f1r al
kinds Of farm produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
IRON yEssELs FOR RIVER AND HAIR.
4 BOZ DEFENCE.

THl NAVY DxPARIMINT will receive proposals
for the construction and oomp etlon In every 70
spoot, except guns, oronaooe stores, provisions,
fuel and nautical Instrumr MS for vessels OF Iron
for river aud ha defence, similar TO those build
log in New York. having sinsle Ievol ,ins tIrret
The draft OF water not exceed ten Ieet, and the
vessels to be provided with q surface condenser
for Supplying the boiers With pure water. On per-
soma application 70 the department. parties intend
Ing 70 ofer can the ps % and specifications,
which will be furnished to the contractor By the
De partment
No offer will be considered unless from parties
Who are fully prepared TO exeotte WORK OF this
kind, having In their name a. the present time
suitable shops ard tools.
The act OF Congress- approved July l7tn. lssa,
prob bits the transfer Of any cont act or order. or
interest therein.
The dders will state the price and the least
time IN which theT will agree 70 complete The yes
sci and she re0uced price for each succeeding
month Propositions Will be received untli the Tat
of August, but vii be extended TO the q n OF Au-
gust for parties offering from west Of tae noun
TAILS.
Th, proposals must be endorsed "P,opossl, for
Iron Vessels for hirsy aad Hsrbor Dss4es," 10
Distinguish them from other Business 10 ters. aul<