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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results fromhls labor as on these
deep, rich loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 20 the Rerre Haute, Alton & Sc.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles, is
wei adapted 70 Winter
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TIE MLaOIs CENTRAb RAHROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the STATE, froz
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake BIchigan
70 fhe Ohio As its name imporis, the Ralifoa1
runs through the centre of the State, andon e.
ther side Of the road along It's whole lengih ha
The lands offered for sale.
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JOSEPH 8. GRAEHIs,
IA n..Fn-.a. ~ Nm ErHnr

7 IU6EFd 3 NhANNI0l
March Is. lsh7 ss7 AssiEnee Of Wm. fIHEA
GALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER OF
y COURT.-On the Sd day Of April, 1862, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, tCtyahOga county, Ohio,
viii be sold 10 ths highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property OF Joseph
w, Spaulding, deceased, TO wit; Known as CITY
Lots Nos 562 and 5BS IN Barber & Lords subdi-
vision in the City Of C1evelandy and bounded as
follows, to wit: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lOtlines and south By an alley. said lots
are each 49K feet front Bridge street. as By the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. Said lot No. 562 apprais-
ed at $50 and lot No. 563 ct 500. Terms ofsale
wifi be made known on day OF sale,
"A ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDING,
Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Spauiding.
Cleveland March g. 1872 .SSI
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THE ORDTYARY I'D

Of Corn Is from 80 % so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
Yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kazee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
Ieith, distance OF 56 miles on the Branch and
lI4T miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy bay,
SprinR Wheat Corn All.
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-q.3 1sm as
/ t-7 sIG66 3Ig1 GA I0 S13S INV lil=
nR.r KNAPP, OOUIfsT or IL
~ yeArI eLPsrienoe, exclusively trsAtI Diseases
AbSndSaa. sSi dSa kEqfSsS .Ess y 9sysI1Ha T q
slsht Or RssE3g z New York, the Western States
Artificial 0yeI Inserted EHAE uoVz, and the beri
9ullifg gpr. K has taksn Diploma in eompStitior
Eih a other 0oaiilts e me AsW York ststs Fat,
TIME 0RHeBENBER0 BAMIEYI
Y lMEDIgINEs are prepared under the Immedi.
ate supervision 0f 3 skillfal EhyIfciau and thsg
nay p relied upoR n AI cases, -.-E sg1-..-l
The inselhgenos Of the Community is rot inGultsd
p theo99r Of . single medi0ines Whloh claims 70
cure al dissassg but the GrRfenbefg B. NEEDLES con
tBs SaFs y Sc SeSse. T Shos sy sfe reoom
mendsd, among which nay b selected one aDprepri-
20 e any q ths diseases incident 70 this cOuai
Ths ergienbsrE Vegetables PiIll are better thar
a1L other kue q Plll q the Iorld-Frios IS cents
Tbs GrBfeuber7 Uterine Oatholioon fs an fnfsln.
Die Esmedl for Al Female diBeage1-rrioe 81 80.
iIsSss q ts EinsSs { Urinary disuity iy n ns
me STsstsl6 PCT 6srg sarsapeEiila g y Ar the pos
The GrsiabsFg. DyEantsrY syrup q certain and
auiok remedy or 6i dssssS of he boWsIs-prioo &C.
:Tasv 1e S[S95%sT Ese1s % s1f sy EsSss lsi e
The GrGfsnberE Ohileren'6 Panacea q an fnVal1
abe oompound IN an diseases incident % children
4ho Grl slnnrI EoEeE and a Cue Romedy ia s5Ts
reign gPooino for this particular diSeass-prics -.
lhe 6rnllcnhcrH tr1ln Muuutnin uintn6ue eIcslr I
4l other 8alNeg IN it, curative 0aoG-price Is cantI
The GrEianbeeE OongumltiVeil Baln aiF0rdI fhs
most sstonis hing relefin an pulmonary complaints
4-priee = bottle. (I'a An eminent PhFIican -of
EoW York Efateg thet he has knoEn the GrDfenberl
NonlumDtfVa'u Ella nd elth rIeat uucosE7 II
PtEoRsyisI oar oFp experience spbsta7tia'ssi hb
Ths eERanberg Health Bitten are most pIeaaaR,
and d6l ghtiul tonic over pfspared-prics 3 osntI
The GrefsnberE Eye Lotion q Unparalleled NJ an
Inflammation or diseases % the EFs-prIoo q oentl
gu~ H-lEA
. M. II. =. AWelLEI-Desr Sir; We feel Il 6ut7 |
We owe to she pubic, 20 atats that Mhrshaii5G a.
tholic0n 10 medicine invaluable for fcomplaint
cle1god under tho head o. Female Dissssea We hNVA
Psed yaur GrRfsnberE Medicines ard have bean |
eFeatiy benel tied thereby much 20, that wsFg
tRe prqs eoubles We WoEld have them. 10 the thou-
1an11 ol our sex who Ere Buering non Weakuessan
60. Il si7e8 Esrength % ths system and enables /
saeh Of ne oEfeRH q TIA body 70 perform their a.
ifopEletef FUNCTIONS, Mrs. W. OATER,
a.r.r Z O. -a' ~ Mrl. = EiWEEKb,
Hin O.SKORMsTEIE,
Bl1-The above named Ladies' we are psTsOnalIYao 20
Iuatntbd Wtthi and know that for ssvsrai YeRFr !
i9s 3. has been 20 badly an icted thst K was viii
Guilty ahe Was able 70 stand upOn her feet. fsS
lottes Of Uatholioon entlTely cured her Of her com
saints, MY Wtfe received great bsneht nom THU
nedicins. We recommend Is 70 tho Ladies Of thh
ountT ass gato and e@eieEt remedy Tor the many
pu3laiHti tHeT ars subject ..
Editor Cnnheld Hsraie.
H.B. EIzgsLEE, OisyuiaaS,
ociissAa 1ansrai Aesus jor Ohis.
H
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OATs, BARLEY, BYE. BUCKwHEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are PrOdu-
ICED In great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois is about the climate Of PennsylFania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety o. temper
ature N the STATE, suited 70 almost every product
5of the United States.
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61-AGRICUITURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural produetsof Illinois are great
: er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 vas estimated a. s., 900 600 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than IA, ,0Oo,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekFheat, Potatoes, Sweet Pes,S;soes, s;a,
PgRpstPs Beefs, Tobacco. Ootssb 5S1ST5' o,51T'
grapes, Peaches Apples, Sc, which 70 70 s17sli
the vast aggregate Of production IN fhia fertile
region Over -Four Millions tons OF produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during he
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
\ that application win be made to his Excellsn-
cTi the Governor OF the state OF Ohio for the Dar-
don OF Jacob Phillips, who was convicted Of the
crime o. Manelaughter a. the February Tern, a. ID.
e91nnement in the kenitentisrT for the term Cf
elSnt years. lmar593ssl ELIZA PHILLIPS.
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IA The undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
mniatrator on th5 estate Of John EegEioE, decaa8,
Hareh y, lss2.sss ~ = -
DAUL GUISSENDERFBR'S Es-
> TATE -Eotioe is hereby RiYen that the sub.
ecrioer has been appointed and qualified Admin
ltrato1 on the eeate Of Pa1l Gu15endGrier, llts o
Independents IUWnaht1, decaaa8d. n .-Ha
EDWARD HIEnEON,
. March q, lss7.33l Administrntdr.
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SSRLB-PUKeUANT

MH AOIHn y OAAG-L OLGE ~ AN 4
lya 70 the command Of third pluries deoreLal
order OF sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
CuyahOga county, Ohio, at tins suit Of SAMUEL ..
brooks and EdEin W. Brooks, against Horatio q.
Gates, Della N. Gates Augusta %. Mlttepergar
Eduiund q. p. Mitfleberger, william Mittlabsrger,
COmmsrriRl Mutual-AnBuEsnos Co. Thomas a.
Howe, Josiah King and. William Shinn, eEeeutoTs
OF Ohas AFgry deceased, ana Others " ne oreet-
Cd, shall eX pose for sale, 81 public auction, q the
door of the Court House, IN the City OF OleYelandi
on the l5th day Of April, 1852, at Two o'cloek Z.
NJ, cf said day, the following described pieces OF
parcels OF land, to Wit situato in the toWn9np q
Brooklyn. being number seven in the th1rtBenth
range Of townships Ia the O0nnssttcut western re
serve In the Lato Of Ohio, ana which Il also an the
County OF Ouyahoga, and Is known by parel O. land
on west side Of OuYahoga River, now in Citg OF
OlsVeland, and fs bounded e. tolloWH: easterB b.
CuyahOga River; northerly BY land heretofore con-
veyei 70 judah Colt BY John a. Hooigsyi west By
RiVCr stre5t. called ana GOutherlg BY land Tor
merly owned BY A fred iIliams, and being ninety
nine tset vide on sOuyAhogA klver, and extending
It right angles with River street. and said fver 70
River ST. eet about one hundred and forty teet be-
ing the same land conveyed 20 said Edmuno Y. y.
n MttlsbsrReT, By the Ohio Lle Insurance and Trust
Company, by deed recorded IN UuyanOgR OOunty
Rooords vol A. pages l3 and 45 And Also another
parcel q land on said kiytr, next 81othery OF
above described; eastarlF " Cuyahgga kiysri west
erly By said River strseti and sousheriy by line
parallel with the dOrtherlY Euo, ana tTonty-ont
ieet distant therofr6m, extending tfOm 59id BlYer
10 said River street, being u9rf ~ fhF r. ~
llama lot. 80 ERstF5 aud hKtured On said premises
o tns same more or less, but sLbiect % an laai
hish"Ays' Appraised as $500, =, a., -.
Adams Csnneld, Master UOmmissiUhsr 2
a
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RAILROAD sYsTElI OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads lntesect the whole State. s115,-
O00, 900 have been invested in completing The
great network thaf links every part Of she stgte
Into Immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the direetsss thoFoughfares Of com
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- rnTlNs- AIlRKETs. nFP0Ta. .
EDUCATION.

I Mechanics and working men MI ind the free-
school system encouraged By the State, and en-
doEed with a large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live in sight Of The 1chool,
prosperity Of the Isading state IN the Grs1t Wsz-
tern Empire.
, No one who has visited this splendid regicn d
coautry can doubE that Il eqaais the most Aver
ed descriptions that have ever been given uf it;
bat let any careful observer visit Il, aaa he 1il
sdTantsgss it oilers FOR immediate occuu1fi51
ana lumediafe ret1rns The fsruarsdf tie E6aI-
en- and Middle States, and Canada, are moTing
70 Illinois In great numbeTs; and It q Believed
that II these surprising advantages Wsrs nads
known 70 ths farmers, mechanics, mauuactursr1
and working population of over-cr5udsd Euro5s.
they would promptly avail themselves sf -
knowledge.
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no ACTUAL EEITLERs.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
psny offers, it is not surprising that It should
have already disposed Of 800, 900 acres oflsnd.
It Is now selling at the rate Of ), 900 aere8 per
week. The population along the line has trebled
in ten years, andis n0T 6l4, SCI The Company
sell 70 actual cultvators, and every contrart con
tsins an agreenasnt 70 cultivate.
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DROT5. =
There are Nfnety-E Eight Depota en- the 0ompa-
nyis Railroad, giving abeut one every seven
miles Cities Towns ard Villages are situated
at conYsnient distances throughout the Whola
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found IS readily as u the oldest cities of the
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be net Tor all
kinds Of farm produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

! b. DougaerEy, PIaintin, IN the Ooart o. Uom-
Emory Il. Hubbard and ga county, and Btate
HenTy ~ Hubbard, Dsfts. Of Chic.
-. ltlon tor money only, with attachment
EMORX u. HU 6BAhD AND
IL Henry W Hubbard, dsfsndants IN thiI sorion.
are aefeby notified that on the 10Th day Of March,
A p 1854 pstItion WA hied in the Cierk'n once
Of Batd OourL OF Common Pleas, Bettfl iOrlh tnnf
Of Ga!esburgs county Of knox, ana Stats of llln L.
9ald detendznss executed and delivered 20 one Enh
bruner, their JOINT and several appeal bond, bind.
ing themselves unto Ihe said Ellish BruneF 70 pay
% the use Of this plsiutid, the Ot Fe huRdred
Hnd ten qollarn which said bond containsd con-
diElon hereby the said Emory L. Hubbard was TO
qured ana bound 70 prose- with eiscL an appeal
certain judgment rendered against said Emory u
plGinun's iavor, by ths POlcs magistrate Of sald
qity and Knox county, as well Is 70 Day whatsoever
Judgment should be rendered agaihst the said Emo
~ on "a appeal that said appeal vas prosecuted
70 nnal judgment asainst the said EmOry ior the
sum o. szol - and cOats OF sit Amounting 60 So
but that said 1udgment Las nOt bssu paid, nor any
part thereot as required By tbs coRdiIion OF said
DoaGi GnAt execution has been duly issued upOa-
the said Judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied; and tnGB said iudRmeht
and as well said appeal bond remain In full iorceand
unsatisfed, whereby the plaintin has been damaged
m the sum Of S25T s3 and costs Of suit S25 %. RI
i MneTeupon plaintin askB judgment againBt said
deisndants on said bond for S2sz 9, with interest,"
thereon from March Lat, A. ID. 1855.
Said defendants are further n0tinsd that they must
next OF n defeult thereof judgnent wiz 30 tsksn
{ ..-..s RANHEK, BA0KUS a NOBLE, I
/ mhrll.Ao9 @ PLAINTIFF AthnruaVn.
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nnnING ~ MlNIFlc.rrRFa

The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, sandstolas
&c, &c, are almost untouched; they await the
arrival OF enterprising and energetic men, Gccu-
toned TO convert them into gold
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A'uI' re e .LI5Hl1VIFr rHAxTER." !"

-BEEAEE OHAlIBER- y. April bths 1884.
sEDn J. o. AYER-HOnored Sir: have made q
fhoroITh tfial 81 the Oathstic Pills. len me by your
srent and have been cured ny then Of the dreadful
rhoumatism under which ne found me sunerlng.-
6oes ENTIRELY removed the disease feel In better
health ROW tsan tor some years bsiores which at
frfbute entirely to ths effects Of your Oathartic
Pills. HOurl vita great ieS SPsetl
: LUOlUS B. METOAhF."
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

C llSSl0M l.IERC 4 A 4 Us.
GE6BGE sRRz6UE.
IrrH vaaur are 'oof3E
W II HOLEsALE GROCER,
asafw eIa,f frrAHD s1l .aefa
-r Commission Merchants
s'' 'a pFaLER IN 'mah
QrHas, Garbea snd LIibrisqtiag Oh,
Nos. % &24 MEGwN ST., ha1
=. oIEYgEsL4SR, q: -
C O. WICK & CO.
General Agspy & Commission BOrss,
No. les sUPHRIoR RsT......--,..... .CLEYELAHD, OHI0
We are prepared to DO ; General A gonoy and Com.
mission Bdsinssg on the very best terms.
go0dl, Wares, Merohandiss. Groooriss, salt, Ffili
Impismsnt5 and Machines, House and Yam Tsois,
OGDEN Ware, Scales, safes, 10 -, 40 purchased
Our long experiences, OK 'sn6iss acqusihtanoo and
ungurp,sled facilities Wiil enable 10 give enfiis
p5-Oonslgnments and Orders respectfully solicit
\. HAHEA......E. HAAHA....s H. RAInD..H A. HANNA.
ID OBERp HANNA Il CO.,
AZ Successors to Hanna, Gerrsts0n Oo.s)
w HO OLESALE GR 0CERS
Forwarding and Comnls.ion Merchants
PRODUCE SALT, FISH, De-, de-,
Central Exohangs-Eol. lss 4 III River st.,
and Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
yAgent1 for Olsvslna,d, Detroit and Lake sups-
Eior Line Of Steamers. JAMS
R T. on. '''A :.
COMMISSION KER0RAER
y iA:-s.e asiSsS s-ii "a IL iSi. - A-Anp V
@ S 49, sSs s3ls q ssS -. sFS s5ass sIt IFln'' Ooa8f'
OENeEo and B1fhl0 Cement, Or Wator Ldnas
DEALER IH
Grain, Flour, ProFisions, HighWines Hops,
Heeds, Butter, 0hesss e.
5S esss55SR ETsa 2 'hs ''FehfsS s Of
" SHERMAN, STORAGE. FoR-
/ ~ WARDINa and Oonsminsion Merchant L Ws1t
| BlYer street, Cleveland, o. sept26
/ u. oLARkl 6. Y. eERBEER, J.B. RoCEITEIIzS
| IOOI. ARK. eARDEER A On
! PHODUCA h COAhISSN AERGP rs.
| 100 A Aud Dealers in
1 ERAId, ELQUBs EISH, PORK. s4EDs, LARe
Y; Iths, ,7s anq (, Z ggA 9IyI SEh hhkALL1
Also MAIAk LIMh AND LAID Plastic
| kos. 3e, Al, 4S : 40 River Street
/ 3-s kED on THH Do0E,
| bf1 5F0L1V BnAND, o.
aG-Proyorty received b the diersnt lssilrosds or
Canal, isr sale or shipment. WI give personal at
| tsnticn 70 the Sale and Purchase OF Produosl nd
Eorchandiaa and Gon8iEnmenf. Liberal Oash
yanoes made on COnEignmsntg. .... r .. ...- n
slg-Retsr % Binkb, Bankers and Buainssl Hlsr
ganarally- .-...- -r.r-..r aprIl
I SHERMAN u WITHERBEES,
~ DEALERs II
Lake Ghamplain and Lake Superior Iron Ore,
Pig Metal and Bloom Iron, lr er-r
west River st., near Light Hsuss Street Briizs,
/ Cleveland, 0. asn2d
6. aALDWa1Ly 1I5g }. 9. BIasoEl
4 / CALDWELL s SIMMONS.
| FHQDUOE OG GHHISGI ON NER OHAEfS
- 10. q UIuozE gfHEETi CEHTHuAED, o.
i DARTIOULAR ATTENTION
N given TO the salo Of FlouF, Grain, Pork, ButtsE
sOadEi &C., and 70 aios OrisrH for EUsh articles -
| 1An be procured in OR markst. errz r-r
Advances msds On GonIisaHssnts % thiI and OshsI
a'7'illss ,u 20 70 sssss 2oi a7
= iaullal " iok13 N5q, President, CisVslands JasuE
ftrker, Esq., BuiLaloi .. j. ". BsnAinzs Oincin'
/ uetis n. q. zlTniah 5 Co.s Rev Eotz. EuZi8
} y
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AIlo A7susa5r GhsuaIs 81 ". n. Ab6sst 3 obs
gsggVils T9llll Oil.at Ne l0Uast nsEkst Etil.
- 90 "a Puhy' p, QEllluaa, OA,O
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400 600 ENVELOPES

" q 111i lu.litiN end e9ipEl, fsF ne AZ ~
As F's'as o2S-zlA 9S- 7oOH. qs,,'iai a.1.991
isds1 ba15sssos ie ll szT-d3 saai oi 'as
.V1zsgo.
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MAOHINIsT W0RKs
We are prepared to do REPAIRTEa and MAoHur.
JoHRTEa Of all kinds, at short notice, st the
Cleveland Agricultural Works
-f-- --,y BALDWIHi DEWITT 4 CO.
"a Ioi PE0WSi PLOWSlf
& EfaGsYarsty Of styles aud prizes, ct
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 CO.'S.
OU IFIVATORS,
With the most approved teeth, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT 3 COS.
SHOVEL PLOWS, 7sz-
On hand, - usual BALDWIN DEWtTr& q 90.
{ .FtH -
FOR HARROW
inquire Of BALDWIN DEWITTa 90.
{ -r ss--g - iglrGflH rre
I ROAD SCRAPERS. to q
iExAmins those made By --i .- r-t
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 90.
O II u r N s..
he best Kind and ready for use,
marl0d&W3oe II BALDWIN. EEWITT 4 co.
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Nav YoRK L1I INsURANOI o..
CapitAl : = $500 .s5I 81
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The above ara all from parsons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
thess ststsments without thorough conviction
that they Eers true.
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kEAsFER's sAUR-Pu6rssu0sInt q a

-,o =. kAHEETs BAOKUs 3 NOBLE,
marl1:ts5 Plainfih e AttnrBsYs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

FOR HARROWS
n1uiro Of BAhDWIH, DEWITTa 90.
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gAEpIHs AID OOEFMoTTOHERY ~
e,sA--f t4zslIs 1ld al15 WhoiasaIs tesiorr n, or
o11 BANAEHAa and F05IEief5
y 80 elafy Eton, end lTIlTS u SiI iirsi1
-. 49, q ne ehoioelt krEnol can alWETT hs
- -z----- = u y - iTIa.R-iIt
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-. p. b. EIzGsLEE, OisyuiaaS,
ooiiiaAa 9ansrei Aeeus t0r Ohis.
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SHOVEL PLOWS, s7l
On hand - usual BALDWIN, DEWtTT q 90.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01


Quartermaster Dorr, of an Iowa regi-
meat. taken prisoner at Shiloh, but return
Cd. says:
The North and North west n"ss prepare
20 feed the starving thousands of the South.
Next winter. If not before, such vail Of
distress will 90 up from the Cotton States
ss has never been equalcd by any fsmine
Of modern times.
The two thousand prisoners paroled were
set st liberty. because the South vas unable
to feed them; because the people of Mont
gomery held meetings, and declared 10 Jeff.
Davis that the prisoners must be dis
posed Of; they could not procure enough for
their own population. Such was the Ian
euage Of tbs people Of Montgomery. and
with that message committee was dispatch
ed to Richmond about the 18th or l 9Th Of
May. Back to Gov. Shorter came the an.
lswer: "Paroie all privates. e@F
The laboring aud middle classes are now
on the verge Of starvation. How can it be
otherwise with -four $40 per barrel. corn So
per bushsl, bacon $50 to $40 per hundre d,
sugar 80 cents per pound. molasses % so
per gallon. salt IS cents per pound, and
every thing else in proportion: Many fami-
lies have not seen sugar for months, or meat
for many weeks. The wheat crop of Ala
bona, Georgia, and Southern Tennessee is
. bad failure, while the corn crops every
whore admitted to be far behind what il
should be at this season OF the year Man y
6elds Of wheat will not yield the seed.
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Plant mn Apple Orchard.

When spplcs are 50 a barrel and upward
shSrs il no. an adequate supply in the coun
try. They can be grown at dollar a bar.
rel. with profit. The apple crop in SIN
gle small county in the State of Of New
York. was worth half million Of dollars
last year. Other counties in the Eastern
States were under the necessity Of paying
out 800. 900 for this fruit. because they had
not the article at home. Peaches and plums
We may BE- able TO get along without. but
spples We must have-for the dessert, and
for the dinner basket Of little boys and girls
who cannot come home from school to dine.
and for many other uses. We say, then, to
every farmer. plant an orchard Of at least
enc hundred trees. The trees are all ready
for You in the nursery. well grown and graz
ted. two or three years from the bud. Get
thrifty trees. of varieties that you know
viii flourish in your locality. and in four
years you will be eating fruit from them =
Do not fail to plant an apple orchard this
very month American Agriculturalist.
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ADThs Tsppahsnock wheat = attrac
shg Asch attention from our farming com
munity. Gs4@

EEThe Board of Agriculture. having
arranged the premium list and transacted
speh other business as was essential 10 the
suecess Of the State Fair. adjourned on
Thaysday. The Fair will be held the week
commencing Sept. 90th.
The premium list will amount TO about
&c. 900. and bronze and silver medals are to
be awarded in the mechanical department.
There viii he no charge for mem bership.
but exhibitors will be taxed ten per cent. on
the amount Of the premium upon the ar,i-
cls they exhibit.
There will be no family tickets issued
Tho price Of admission will be Is cents,
children free.
In other respects, tn. rules and regu-
latioLs Of the last fair will govern the exhi-
bifion.
Mr.. J. A. Grosvenor OF this city was eiec.
ted Superintendent, and Messrs. Fletcher
Loomis and 0rosvenor were appointed a
committee with full power to contract f.,
fitting up the ground and to receive ali sub
scyipiions TO aid 10 the work eFE
il II not true that SO. 600 has been snb.
scYibed. The entire smou.t is S2.125. and
the Board call earnestly on the citizens to
swell il 10 the first named sum.-Indianap-
oils Journal.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODJCTs..
STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern illinois unccsexncn
advantages are presented for the extension Of
steck raising Aiikinds Of Cattle. Horses, Muirs,
Sheep, Hogs, a., Of the best breeds, yield hand
sons profits: large fortunes have slr~ady bssn
made and the field Is open for others 10 enter
with the f2irest prospects Of like results. DAIRY
TANNING also presents its Inducements TO many,