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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

sRArLROAD TINE TABLE. :
uauRCHn DIRECTORY.

Or. PAULs. tEpiscopai) Rev }. WakeAsld. Rector,
services IgK A N. and 8 r. n.
ST MAkxS. (Cathoc,) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor. servi-
and 10 A. VI. and p. II. EAE
ST. ANDREWS. Catholic Rev. J. b. H. seepss Pastor
services \ and 10 A. NJ. and 3 r. ".
iss PREsBYTERIAN. Rev. Mr.. Van Doren. Pastor.
vices tOH A. N. and p. N.
UNITED PREsBYrERIAS. Rev. Mr.. Afen. Pastor. SER
vices 10Y A NJ and 2 r.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, lev. Ms. DmDs, Pastor.
services I0L. A. NJ. and p -.
cHRisriAN--Henry Han, sosth .ess corner Main
hrst and third Lerds day n sash
and evening
ONION CHAPEL, Rev. A. Greenman. Pastor services
1ck A. -. aud Y. N.
GILMAN HErHODfef, Rev. Godlovs Trefs. Pastor,
services iOx A. and r. N.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. Chas. 0ehadov Pastor,
services 10 A. NJ.
% GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. cressoS, Pastor.
services iOA. NJ and7p n
AFRICAN " CnURc II, Rev. ". c. Trsvan Pastor.
services 10Y A. NJ. aud = r. VI.
HRfESD5, HICKsfrE, services II A. ~
ORIHODOX ~ A NJ.
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REPRESENTATIVE PorAroEs.--Our friend,
J. NJ. Cosgshall. sent Us two famous sweet
potatoes one of which weighed fve pounds
and -four ounces, and the other four pounds
and tovrtees ossces. They were raised by
one of our Representatives to the Legisla-
ture. L. B. Newman. Esq. of Milton, Ind.
Hon. o. Beeson, Senator elect from this
county, informs as that he has one sweet
potato in his cellar which he promised to
send US, and which weighs full seven poaads,
and four or five out of the same LOT he rails I.
ed this season, weighed Jfre poands and a
fraction over! These are all emphatically
representatives esculents Of the "Bermuda"
species. Mr.. Coggshan remarks tbs,
these potatoes weigh heavier than those we
received from our friend Hiram Bulla.-
There Was > difference. however. in the
kind--his we're the real Carolina sweet DO.
tatoes, and. Of course. there would be..a fdif-
ference 10 the weight-she Bermuda being
Of the mammoth sort; but still they are en-
titled to the name We gave them: ss,he
Bxllo Sweet Pota,oe."
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A GEM ron THE MILLION!
Al NJ E. D e NJ o r e 8 rs
.s IS RUNNING STITCH
Sewing Machine!

/ frseasa'. rApid. esarient sxa aaenh2a oavspe
- AsaRsei 10 large proeortsen - rAnily
$3.50 OF Ter narsfAcsasSaa YeEyesea. A. q AeAlp a..
aaa = SO light AAd poseaAle raj Hes
mas gag pGal thAs Gan be fsnaly casria6 in
Its eperstiaa ~ very sinpla eAsa n .>--sr~ -
slight sssres a. JadRosssss use II
BY The stmps- scrsies Of erAnk vtsA 90 Aan ~ ana
guiding th- vth IL eeh<r, sileosfy 81 rsr ~
idly viz emsa Medic 0Akes the running ans a.
Actiy ike hand sevfng. sny perfect saiar.
Ii viii hesn rAtAsrs rune. shirs srea1As
with ets9le AeQoie thread arr Uap
ted 70 the ruaaieg oAch. Wsa the Shtess hinn
to thick nssees OF eraiaary silk muslin. The
u nes. rsns!fy the scais stitch by other
nS machines being ed tie essiss: For ladies' ana
CHI ltrsa's apparel, Ard other sstse made fab
ries. il siR therefore be founa ~usost invalusb.e
Ii a.tae'ed to the tahie like sewing hri ana hav
irs nsisn and requiring iasrieaticn change
Of stitch aiss ready for operation. and each mar
stand it Immediately and use h suecesssaity-
IL 8 ret at All liable - OF order.
The New foHk State Fair. recently held Roehssts.
mas COT N med the efficiency simplicity and
teal utility ct this hin- awarding the rst
N ium.
Each machine 10 put up in . neat boz, accompanied
Via su asd explicit Afrectisas asa . neesacs-
semitic any sdfdress the United receipt Of
an erder ineesns The amount may be collected b.
hxpress on delivery OF the machine
Asenis wanted everys here. whom The most liberal
Inducements III he sG,rei.
For par'ienisrs specimens Of seving stamp
FOR return postage. address Mae Dsnerest, No. AZ
broadway. y. Y.
rF Every LSdy. Mother MiiiIner and Dressm aker
shca'd hsys ene OF these valuable Sewing Nachines
Nov 81 s6tn
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= r. - n
, 4CYctoRAxA on fns RsBkiLIos.-Jews g
Co.'S. sp,endid work Of art-exh'oit'ng =
view Of the great Americas Rebellion. will
be exhibited u Starr Hall to night and to-
morrow night Friday and Saturday,
This magnificent painting i spread over
90. 900 square feel Of canvass-the scenes
and incidents were sketched by eyewitness
o.. and emblace tie most interesting occur
renccs Of this bold and traitorous attempt
to dissolve our glorious Union. which is
destined to fail So signally. and the traitors
pet meet with their just doom--a traitors
lea,h. The battle scenes are said to be re
accurate. and the whole is the
oint production Of several of the most
Fitted painters in the United States. Price
f admission 25 cents--children Is cents.
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Testimonial to Mrs. B. N. Scott BIZ
the Church at Union Chapel.

Il having pleased the Head Of the Church
to remove from our charge, BY death. on the
18th inst, a valued and faithful member,
Mrs. b. NJ. Scott. long an active and jealous
fellow laborer with US in the service If our
Common Lord. it is thought appropriate
that an expression Of the sentiment of the
Church under this affective stroke be made
through her official representatives. We
therefore adopt the following fitting ex-
preston on the occasions:
In the life aud character Of our be.
loved sister we have seen talents Of the
FIRST order, united with high intellectual en-
dowments and the most amiable quail les OF
beart-all consecrated early and uLceasing-
~ to the canse Of Christ and humanity.
2.-As a faithful church member. de-
voted class leader, and an efficient Sabbath
school superintendent, we have often been
cheered by her words, aided by her coun.
sells and quickened by her zeal and cody
example. In her dying experience and tes
iimoDy she has left us bright illustration
OF the Christians victory over death. We
remember the words which she spake unto
us "being yet present with u.s." We mourn
the loss--removed in the height Of useful
ness; we could i'll spare her. But we bow
to the dispensation and pray that it may be
sancli6ed. May her mantle rest upon 9TH
ers Of our band. We would "follow her
as she followed Christ
3.--We deeply sympsthize in the domes-
tic sorrow which this blow has occasioned;
the counsellor. the companion, the center Of
domestic endearment, taken away With a
stroke" at life's meridian. We tender TO
our hereaved brother our coincidence ard
our prayers; and we affectionately commend
him and his little ones to the care of q GOV.
enant- keeping God.
Unanimously adopted by the members OF
The Quarterly Meeting Conference OF Union
Chapel. Richmond, Indiana; concurred in BY
he members of the Church present. at the
prayer meeting on the evening Of November
10Th, '62. JOHN ILIFF, Chairm'n.
II. f. MoMEANs. Sec'y.
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E< The appearance of our paper is de-
layed = little to-day.
HMonday last, two Of our YOUNG men

Monday lsst. two of our young men
started from Maj. Watts stable. one Of his
fast horses being pitched to buggy. They
had not got more than fairly seated. when
the horse ran of--one jumped out on the
left side and the other on the right side Of
the buggy. Neither being hurt, they ex-
changed inquiries as to the reason Why they
didn't stay in the buggy. took a hearty
laugh over the shortness Of their ride. and
postponed the pleasure they intended to
have until they were not SO much hurried.
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e. The Cossinessal, for Decembes. is
on our table. Among she valuable papers
in this number is that of The Union." By
II. J. walker; The Causes Of the Rebellion.
BY Hon. +. p. Stanton; and Something
ws have to Think Of and Do" deserve spec
i'll mention IS worthy Of perusal with prof.
il. A new volume is just commencing
The terms for single copy is three dollars.
The club ratss are: two copies for one year
IS. three copies. Sc; six copies. 3l1; eleven
copies. $50, t~enty copies, sSs--all paid IL
advance. The postage is So cts. per year.
paid by the subscriber.
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~We have published, for the pas

~We have published. for the past
three weeks "A Warming" to sportsmen,
signed by quite number of our farmers.
forbidding them from shooting on their
premises. at all times. and especially on
Sunday. They propose putting the law in
force against all offenders. without respect
to persons. and. judging from the krowl-
edge we have Of those giving the notice,
they'll do IL
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6&F CD to c. Zimmers's, opposite the
Meredith Hoase, for Motions, Confectione-
ny, Wall Psper. Toys. &c. DC. You can
not help being suited. both as to the quaIi-
ty of the article you purchase. and the
price
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rThe publishers Of the journals Of the
West, met at indianapolis the first OF this
week. to consult about the advance in the
price Of paper. and suggest ways and means
to make the business Of printing "pay"
under the circumstances. A committee was
appointed to act as directors" and they
adjourned, after concluding not to publish
the proceedings Of the meeting in detail
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~C. C. Buhl. respectfully asks the public
10 cali and exaznine his splendid assortmens Of
Stoves and Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed.-
He has certa My the most economical Stoves on
hand vet invented, and fine lot Of Tin, Cop
per. Brass and Sheetiron Ware, from which to
make selections.
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o. Our friend, Frank D ell has entered into
partnership with Thomas Nestor, in ths Gro
Gerry and Produce business. We congratulate
friend Nestor for being the partner OF this Diel
it can't result otherwise than in profit, for
Frank is . fair Dieler. Success to the new firm
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REAov Francisco has removed
his Office to his residence Corner room
Immediately south of his old Office, in the
Rambo property on the north ives, corner
ket- house.
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The Companioos of Wayne Council No
10. r. d s. Masters. are hereby notified 10
attend the ssxt regular communication on
next Thursday evening. Dec. 9Th, for An
election of officers for the ensuing year.
By order, w. w. AUSTIN, Rec.
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&C. A slight fall Of snow on Tuesday
night last repeated again yesterday. 1.
only amounted 10 An earnest of what will
be done towards foundation for sleigh ri
ding, before the Winter is over.
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~W VIM. L. Brady. has bought Mr.. Do.
ble's properly on Pearl street, Immediately
north OF the Pearl street NJ. E. Church,
paying him one thousand dollars for il.
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HoRTIcULruRAL.-The members of the
Richmond Horticultural Society are reques-
ted To- meet at their Hall, on the ed Satur-
day in December. for the purpose of cleo.
ting officers, and ,ransacling other important
business. A full attendance is earnestly 70.
quested. Come one--come all.
By order. Jos. c. RArLlFy, Pres.
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B| We call the special attention of our
lady readers to the splendid lot of FURS
and CLOAhS, just received at the Bee
Hive Store" OF d. B. Crawford. He has
also received, in addition to bis former sup
ply,s-veral beautiful patterns OF CARPETS
which be is selling now at rates tina; they
cannot be sold at by the first of January
next.
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"a Christmas is coming, and no,xi.h-

IL Christmas is coming. and not~i,h-
standing war is raging aud business is
depressed yet the children must be suppl
ed with remembrances from good, old Kris
Kringle. In anticipation OF that good
time coming 8. g. Dugdals requests US to
say that he intends to have an assortment
OF every thing necessary to crafty she de-
sires and tastes Of the little folks, when
Christmas does come
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HEAVY Hoes, AeAIN.-Our friend Isaac
Kinsey. of Milton. informs us that he sold
his hogs this season at s3.l2t gross. He
had 90 head and the average weight of the
lot was four hundred pounds. He tells us
they we're only fed very short time on
corn. They were taken to Buffalo. NeA
York
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, ON tho third Wednesday,. ........
Richmond Lodge, meets the 6rst Tuesdsy
evening in every month. ................:..
King Solomon Chs pteg, second Friday.
wayne Council first Thursdsy In March, Juno
SeRteDber andDecembor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bstston Lodge (colorsd.) hrst Monday in each
month.
I. o. o. r.
White Water Lodge,meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (tierrnau) Lodge, evcry Tuesday evening.
Woodward Lodge. ovcry Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encsmpment, every second and fourth
Tuesday OF each month.
Degree Of Rebccca, Of Whitewater and w oodward
Lodges, Arst and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebeeca of Herman Loo first and third
Monday Of each month.
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GT Stoves for baking-stoves for warming
stoves and prices not alarming. at the Stove
and Tin Ware establishment Of j. Ward & Co.
at the Depot. Their ware-room is stored with
every thing necessary and useful, whether made
of tin. brass. copper, sheetiron or link. Call,
examine and buy.
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GOsley's La dye Book.

| GOdey's Lady's Book.
Now is the time 10 make up Clubs for the
new year.
Next year will be the Literary Pictorial
Year! Marion HArlanl. Authoress Of
"AloEe, Hidden Path" "MaIian" &c.--
will furnish a story for every number during
1868.
Terms, cash in advance.
One copy one year.....".-............S 90.
Two copies one year. ............. 500.
Three copies one year.............. 600.
Four copies one year, 700.
Five copies one year. and an extra copy
to the person sending the cub, SO.
Eight copies one year. and an extra copy
to the person sending the club SIS.
Eleven copies one year. and an extra copy
to the person sending the club. $50.
Be careful aud pay the postage on your
letter.
Address L. A. Cooley, 52a Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia. Pa.
N B. To any of our Subscribers We will
furnish the Lady's Book for $500.
N. B. Amy person who will send Us
81, shall be furnished the Palladium and
Cooley IL. one year.
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- The Goth left Indianapolis yesterday
afternoon-f for the war. Previous to going, the
Governor had Richmond, kentucky inscribed
on its banner, and spoke of it as being 1.-THE bes,
regiment that ever left the State p Bully fol
the Jth
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~ MIS-. SorcHER, has removed her
Mantua making establishment. to the little
frame house, one door south of Dr.. Fran
cisco's old office.
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kIAll quiet on the Potomsc; but great
excitement in Richmond and vicinity. The
people rushing TO No. 81 Nsin-st.. With
gresnbacks aud postal currency. and carry.
Ing of such loads of goods. Haines tells
them not to be excited. he has plenty for
all
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, May

I'M A4Ao ok~C0
Cincinnati. Day ton and Eastern. IL 20 ..
isnapoIis y nd tho West.......... 4a0 m.
Chicago and Nor,h wes' ............... G;l0 p m.
MAILS CISos1
indianapolis and Chicago 10:40 g. m.
Dayton and Columbus, and Last. 300 p N.
Cincinnati and East. 500 p. D.
Hamiiton Mail, via Boston, Ae.. 1eavss
Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday At. TOO D.
Hsmiton Mail arrives Tuesday. Thursiay
SD Saturday at...................-.. $500 IN.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
same as Hamilton mail.
Winehsster mail, via New Garden, leaves
Monaay and Friday Observation-Disclosures 100 Q n.
6sme arrives Tuesday and Saturday At. 500
- Ofice open from 90 q. IN. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 n
The Nails governed by Railroad Time.
which IL faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, PIN.
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CIV. L. Farquhars Grocery. 90. Main ST.
is paying the highest prices for all kinds Of
produce. His Groces are all No. Ibis Oys
tiers are unexceptionable, and his prices satisfac
tory. Give him q CALL
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G. P. EMsWILER & co

40, MAIN STREET,
Notions.
Toys.
Fancy Goods.
Willow Ware,
Candies,
Fire Works,
Matches,
Soaps,
Perfumery,
Any thing you want. Stock fresh. and
daily recruiting. RECALL AND SEE.
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Tax Notice.

NOrICE is hereby given All that the lists.
/ valuations. and en1mera ions made and taken in
the County OF WI and Indiana, by the As
sistant Assessor under the Excise Law of the Uited
states entitled Al Act vide revenue 10
support the Government, and paw nere.t he puo
lie debt; will be open Fifteen days
from snd after the 9th day of NSvem g.. at the
Assistant Assessors Oice Will McLsug hliu in
Cambri ise and @ W Wood R:h Gilbert block
second story. Notice is also hereby given
-
Will be received and determined me- At the Court
House OF said County relative any errone1u. or
c~ssve valuations enumeratic made encing
Friday the 18th day Of December. lea. continue
from day day till all shall heard
mined JOHN YARYAN.
Assessor 5th District Indiana.
Nov.2i &slm
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....Msssrs. Vanueman & Reid, and Jas.
McWhinney are now slaughtering hogs
and packing. They are giving from - to
Ss,25 per hundred.
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Estray Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Nathan Williams. OF
- Franklin Tos nship. has taken estray horse
supposed TO be IL ID 10 hands high and OF broun
color with white epot 10 the oreh 81 vhite On
taoh hind feet Said horse up Oct 81 lss3
SOL MEkkDITH, CLERK.
Nov 81 4s3v
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RICHnoND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION mssss on the
Henry nAlir @%# #f ### ~a
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EJ No War news--nothiny but lu-
mors, and troops moving. A battle is an
ticipated at Fredericksburg.
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WOOD WANTED.
Any amount of good wood will be taken
on subscription at this Office.


Maso01c Notice.
Richmond Lodge No. 1875, stated meeting
on Tuesday evening next, Dec. ed. at :
o'clock. Payment of dues. By order Of
the w. NJ. HHNRY KLRIN, Sec'y.
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.


7Es experiments Ia Cotton cult.re are Of
% deg. 50 G3fg. tsee -kgtfooq Khe Brunch,
AID Ass'sRt tion esa tae Rdta Liss,, TIE Com
re perfection IF fAts ~sre. 4 setsl<riaefao
fatntsg of goEag cafidren, eaR fur, saeir
youthful labor toa fso<. py-gftasi- accosnt IN
fhe gsotc IN aat3 peffse ef tAis piass
TIE tigcro,as fssrtioa. nS,c .'aifpg 10 o.
tain o ss~T,ly Of rcRidlle seed suited 10 tAs
re9",r-s >ents ~ re soil Of Illinois. 1M, I. Is
hopet speedily 0ire sarfciessf amount to
l'ia'as a great byesIfla Of land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURER.
The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Pottcrs Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &c. are almost untouched. they await the
arrival Of nt>-prising and energetic men, accus-
toned 20 convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads interscet the whole State. slI5.-
oCp. go have been invested ia completing the
grea; network that links every part OF the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
mercs.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the State from
the banks of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State and on ell
ther side Of the road along its whole length lie
the lands offered for sale.
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers. IL is not surprising that II should
have already disposed of soc 200 acres Of lind
IL Is now selling at the rate Of 5 oo0 Acres per
week. The population along the line has trebied
in ten years, and is now sl4, sci, The Company
sell to actual cultivators. and every contract
tains an agreement to cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS. MARkETS, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depots on the Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving about every seven
miles. Cities, Towns aud Villages situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may he
found as readily as in the oldest cities of the
Union, and where buyers are to be met for all
kinds Of farm produce.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and working men will And the free
school system encouraged by the State, and
dowed with large evenue for the support of the
schools. Children live in sight Of the school,
the college, the church. and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great Yves
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that il equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given OF II
but let any careful observer visit it, and he will
Inform you that the half has not been told OF the
advantages il offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, mo wing
to Illinois In great numbers and il Is believed,
that II these surprising advantages made
known to the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
and working population Of er-crowded Europe
they would promptly avail themselves Of the
knowledge.
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- No paper from Cincinnati yesterday.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated at 81, eoo, 900 bushels
Sa e h .as Torn eTop ysias not less than 1io 900
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes.
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp. Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate % production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent cut OF the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
STOCK RAISING
In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension of
stock raj sing All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sleep, Hogs. &C., Of the best breeds. yield hand.
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made. and the field is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects of like results DAIRY
FAsnisG also presents its inducements to many
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

of Corn is from 50 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses. Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It 10
believed thai section of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries of Illinois, a branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Retween the Kan
kskee and Illinois rivers and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance OF Sc miles on the Branch and
I4s miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat Corn