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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
American w atches.

DHILIP BERNHARDT can be found as
i the Our House. Gallipohs, where be is
in receipt Of Gold and Silver Watches, Lock
cts, Chains, and every kind Of Jewelry Of the
latest styles Orders received for easing
Watches. Manufacturing of Jewelry and
Silver Spoons viii be promptly attended to,
and shipped to any point.
Ninety cents p. W. for California gold,
and the highest prices will be paid for old sill
yer by a. PHILIP BERNHARDT.
GallipOlis, Nov. %, go. a1r -,T
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
1851. MackereI, Is6l

Nos. One, Two and Three,
LaIge, Middling and Small.
In Bbls., half bbls., quarter bbls., and Kits;
Just received and for sale by
d. s. FORD & BRO,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
school Books.

A Full assortment of school books,
n writing paper. states, DC. DC, re-
eeived and for sale at .ss .4. 81 .-
E., DELETOMBE d cos.
Sept. 12, 1861. Il. c.r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

"Not dying, doctor! No, no; you are
surely mistaken. She isn't sick-no-
things the matter with her-she's only
little drooping!"
Nothing is the matter with yonder
scar leaf on the tree, Mr.. Ashwiu. yet
none the less certainly will it drift into
the gravel"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10

DETERMINED TO HAVE HIS SuPPER--A
short time ago. an individual who reioices in
the cognomen Of that good old soul. we
ne'er shall see him more" who FUSED to
wear an old blue coat buttoned down before, -
and who lives in the vicinity of our city, alb
sorbed sufficient quantity of lawful whis-
Ky to create within him an appetite for some
thing 10 eat. and went home. He arrived at
his domicil. between ten and eleven o'clock
P. NJ, and demanded Of his better half to
get him bis supper She tho't it too late
for that meal and told him to help himself
determined to do so. but :hro' the aid Of
his "help-mete," he commenced whipping
her. During the inhiction, his dog came to
the assistance of his wife. but he bicked
the more human brute and made him howl
loud enough to attract the attention Of the
neighbors. We have not heard whether he
got his supper himself. or his wife goti for
him, and We only make a note Of it to show
that licensed whisky is effecting all the
good 1t possibly can under the circumstan
ces, and no one should complain!
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Council Proceedings.

Tuesday Evening May 8, 1862.
Present-all the members. Minutes read
and approved.
A proposition from several citizens in the
south east part of the city to pay part Of expen.
ses in grading South Seventh Street, read and
referred to Street Committee.
petition to grade and gravel west end o.
Sassafra referred to Street Committee.
Treasurer reports renewal Of two Bonds Of
5000 each.
Ordinances relative to Bonds of Officers, &c.
and Licenses, read third time and passed.
The subject Of draining several ponds in the
city was referred to Street Committee.
The Street Commissioner was directed to
grade and gravel west end Of Cliff Street as soon
as the property holders make the cutters.
+. j. Salter was made Chief Of Police, and
Capt. Lacey added to Police.
Bills AHov.d-- Starr & White 500. 20;
E. j. Salter. s35. 80; John Mccoy. $500;
b. Newby. S244.62; II. G. Bartel. 50.
G. Clark. $500; G. Fetta, S.. 90; Jos. Dick
inson. S22,6l; A. Smithmier. $500.
Adjourned till next Tuesday evering.
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HALL OF RrCaxoxD LODGE No. 1861
April Goth, 1862.

April zOtD, IcoZ J
The following preamble and resolutions
we're Introduced and unanimously adopted:
WuKasAs. 1t has pleased Almighty God
in his inscrutable Providence 10 remove sud-
denly, BY death, our esteemed brother Caleb
F. Prall; therefore,
Resoieed. Tha. while we bow with hum
BILE submission to this sad and sudden be-
resvement we feel it our duty to "mourn
with those who mourn" and hereby tender
to his family our earnest and heart fel. sym.
pathy for this great affiieiion which has
SO suddenly and Overwhelmingly fallen up
on them
Resolred, Tha, 10 the deah Of Brother
Prall, this Society has lost faithful MEM
Der; the community q citizen OF high moral
worth and excellence, and his family kind
and indulgen. protector.
Resolved, That we will cherish the mem
ory Of his many excellencies OF character.
and ebdeavor to profit by the example OF
his active and indefatigabe industry in be-
half of our order.
Resoiued, That in respect OF our deceased
brother tie members Of this Lodge will wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred. That copy Of this preamble
and resolutions. signed by the Committee.
be presented to the family of the deceased,
and a similar copy be furnished to each Of
our city papers for publication.
JAMES NJ. POE.)
J. SUFFRINS, Com.
j. NJ. SMITH,
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New Patterns. New R;Ltterns..

Mrs. E. w. Addeman, has just received
full supply Of new patterns for Ladies.
Misses and Children. Also complete as
sortment Of those excellent Hoop Skirts.
that will not get out of order-all sizes for
Ladies, Misses. and Children. Also, Cor
sets. Pads. Skirt Supporters, Ladies Sus-
penders. Dress Trimmings, Trimming Rib
bons, Hair Nets. Cords and Tassels, EN-
broideried Saques for Infants. and Fancy
Goods generally.
Mantillas. Saques. &C.. made to order.
aud kept ready made for sale. Stamping
and Pinking. 10 Brightwell Building,
Main-st., Richmond, Ind.
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Taking Possession.

According to agreement, tie butchers OF
our city take possession of the various stalls
in the Market House next Saturday morn
ing. This will be peaceable possession !;
but no, entirely Lloodiess, and our citizens
will again meet together for the purpose Of
having melted out to them the best Of all
kinds of meat that the country affords
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings
of each week, are. as usual, the market
mornings. and all concerned will "take
notice and govern themselves accordingly"
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Denth Of Judge Dewey.

The people Of our State will hear with
deep regret that Judge Charles Dewey.
long . member OF our Supreme Bench. and
for more than generation one OF the ablest
and most prominent lawyers Of our State. is
dead. He died ut his residences in Charles
town, Clarke county. on the 25ih. at the
advanced age Of seventy eight years. af,er
long illness. which Terminated suddenly
when it had appeared an hour before 20
take favorable turn AID promise hopes o.
recovery. The nature Of the disease we
have not learned, hut at his age, and with
his bodily infrmities, any disease would
probably have ended fatally.
Charles Dewey, we believe, was . native
Of Massachusetts. but he removed TO this
state nj an early day in its history. The
exact tim. we do not know but We do know
that he figured as . leading lawyer among
those great intellects. Moore. Evans, Smith,
Howard. flanagan, Blackboard AID others.
who lent Q lustre, never since surpassed. to
the bar Of Indiana at its birth. he was
very generally accorded foremost place
even by his rivals. and on the Supreme
Bench was universally esteemed one OF the
most acute. clear. discriminating and Impair
tial Judges who ever held . seat there
Some time about the year 1885 or 1886 he
was pseceu upon Inc DeuCu euo oesu '"A
eleven years. and it is not too much to say.
indeed it is only what the judgments Of
courts and lawyers al over the Union has
pronounced, that he and his associates,
Blackiord and Sullivan, formed tribunal
unsurpassed in the cooutry. No State dc
cisions are more respected or o!tener quo
ted than those of 'BIackford's Reports"
made up Of the opinions OF these EN-
inent judges. Since bis retirement from the
bench Judge Dewey has confined himself to
his profession. mingling but little, il at all.
in public affairs. We do not think he ever
figured prominently in politics. Some five
OF six years ago fall. which broke his leg.
him for active exertions Of
any kind. and he withdrew. in good de-
gree. from business. In person, Judge |
Dewey was tall ard commanding. with
strongly marked counienance. and On eye
of singular keennesss and penetration. We
believe he was never esteemed successful
speaker. but in private conversation he was
one Of the most entertaining and facinating
Of men. witty. generally good natured,
sometimes caustic. and sacrifyiog. and pos
sessed OF an inexhaustible fund Of anecdotes
and "Reminiscences State Journal.
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The confederate generals and their troops
ore going to the devil by the fast train. and
they are entirely welcome TO destroy the
bridges and tear up the track behind them.
PRKcAurroS.-An Ohio Dutchman. in
view OF the new and stringeu, law against
profanity. has very cautiously addressed =
letter to his brother at .Amsterd- m
John Brown. Jr., says that his regiment
has succeeded in freeing LOO slaves be,
longing to Missouri rebels.
The common council OF Nashville, Tenn.
on Thursday evening. endorsed the action
Of Governor johnson 10 removing Mayor
Cheatbam.
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had the pleasure of hearing Rev. G. n.
Sims, at the Pearl.st. NJ E. Church. preach
one or two sermons that were of a charac-
ter to make us wiser and better if needed as
they should be. | understand that he will
commence on next Sabbath series of dis
courses on the authenticity of the Bible as
being a revelation from Jehovah himself
Ii would be well for the youth of our city to
attend these lectures as they will doubtless
be very interesting. PRoGREss.
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E~A regular Meeting of the Richmond

TO- A regular Meeting of the Richmond
Library Association will be held at Henry
Hall. on Monday evening. The l2th inst, at
O'Clock. The chief exercise will be dis
cussion upon the question, Can our present
form of Government. be permanently main
tanned, with the institution Of Slavery exist
ing in portion OF the States Of the Union?"
The citizens Of Richmond, and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend.
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~ Ward & Nye at Their Stove Store at III
Depot, have one of the most complete Combina-
ton S owes we have ever seen-.old things be
come new, in its construc;ion--the old fash oned
b. lex oven is a a n revived in its nice and thoro
baking operations. We have not room this week
to give full description of it but we aivise
all who want GOOD COOK stove to call and ex-
ymine this one
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~Gas Fixtures and Pine

vGas Fixtures and Pipe always on
hand. of the most approved styles and pat
terms which will be put up to order without
DELAY, at the establishment of Starr d
White, one door west of Emswiler's IL Co.'S.
Notion Store. Main Street. They also have
on hand. at all times, Gas Tar. Coke and
Fire Brick, which they are selling at the
Gas w orks at fair prices for Cash.
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Custom Work.-To those of our readers,
desiring the services OF good Tailor
either in making or cutting garments. We
would respectfully commend Them to our
friend w. f. Mcdowell, over Strsttan &
Sons Store. Those purchasing their Goods
at this establishment. as we'll as at any other
Store in the city. and desiring their gar
ments made ft-ingly, substantially. and at
fair. living prices. are invited TO give him
satisfaction. Entrance through the Store,
either from Main or from Pearl Streets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10

Double Egg.-Our friend, Jacob San.
ders. of this vicinity. presented us with
Hens Egg of the following dimensions:-
circumference, 9 inches and 7a--diameter.
inches and st-weight. 81 ounces. BY
frequen, handling. the she'll was broken.
and. what is very remarkable. another per,
Zee, egg. with complete shell on made its
appearance. We have seen wheel within
a wheel; but this is the frs, time we ever
ssw OF heard Of an egg within an egg.
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Sheriff Sale.

10y virtue Of = decree ard execution directed
from the Wayne Common Pleas Court will expose
public sale. the Court House door in Centerville
WAYNE ccanty, Indiana, the 3ist day of May 1867
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m and p on
said daV, the following property. to wit Lot number
ijJ James X Du sdacs addition OF lots to
city Richmond said lot being the north-west
OF Main and Front in the city OF Rich
mond Wayne county Indiana be sold the operty
Stephen c Mendenhall to satisfy said decree aud
execution in hands in favor Of David Hainer ct ais
j. s. STIDHAM. shn.
May 10, - 90 20
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Valuable Property for Sale:

\ offer for sale my property Kaishtsto~n Henry Co
consisting Of three lots. lying side ~ side on thu
large house we'll finished, wei;
we'll and cistern, the lot plant
ed peach. and cherry trees, be
The Mi ID lot has ii sns
house Hac 10 planted with apple trees IL
bearing coniittou. abundance al fruit tn.
cas-, lot Guiding So by lsfes-, add
BILE and y ali enclosed ny q
The lots will sold together
separately Everything pertaining he
order further Information apply.
premises WILLIAM uACGuTOS.
1897
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SALE CONTINUED ON

D6- Strsttan & Son have just opened q
large and superior stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods. to which they invite the atten.
ton Of buyers. believing that the styles and
prices will recommend taem to all who will
call 1T the One Price Cash Store.
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o. A brakeman by the name of VIM. Wool
ley, was killed by the freight train of the f. Il
Ii. RR running over him, near the depot in this
city on Saturday eve las'-bis home was in
Hamilton, o.-Rev. Mr.. McWhinney, has re-
signed the chaplaincy of the 57th, on account
Of i'll health-hc is now at home. ---Com-
missioncrs' Court meet the first Monday in next
month Pleas Court Judge Will
son presiding meets next Monday.
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~ Whilst Gen. Mcclellan, is going ION
to Richmond" driving the traitors before
him. the People are coming an to Richmond
and never fail to secure good bargains in
Spring and Summer Goods at ID. b. Craw-
ford's Cash Store. No. %, Main-st.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

Consisting Of Parlor, Cooking, and Heating
Stoves, Bedsteads of every descrip tion.
Lounges, Side. Centre, Breakfast. Dining
and Kitchen Tables. Mattresses, Chairs.
Rockers. Carpets, Cupboard ware. Kitchen
ware, Safes, Clocks, Glass and Stone ware,
and. in fact, every article necessary for
Housekeeping. Boz SALE POSITIVE.
SALE CONTINUED ON
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
moons and evenings OF next week. beginning
at 81 and u o'clock. when everything IN
the House MUST be disposed of.
G.. S. DU Halfway.
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Aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif'S Sale.

10y virtue of decree aud execution TO me directed
q the Wayne Circuit Court. l will Expose at
public sale At the Court House door. in Ceptervtlle
Wayne county. Indiana. the 3is dag of Nav 1862,
between the hours 10 o'clock a. aud O'Clock
said day. the wing property Wit Lot
Der sixty three 63J the city Of Richmond, "ayue
county. Indiana. be sold the property OF James
oRosrke to satisfy said decree and execution in my
han in favor OF William A. Bckie and John Laws
J. :. sTiDIAM, Sh'H.
May 10 80 90 90
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D%B. & j. Coffin. have just receiv-
ed their spring stock of new goods, and
judging from the way the people are crowd
ing into the Pet Lamb Cash Store. they
are going off like unto hot cakes. They
inform US that their Dress Goods cannot be
excelled in the city. Call aud see them.
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Men reconcile themselves very fast to
bold aud good measure when once it is Ia
ken, though they condemned it in advance.
See the new advertisement OF the New York
Cash Store in another column.
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EI The injunction: I'm the morning
SOW thy seed and in the evening withhold
not thy hand" is being literally obeyed BY
our ciiizsns in both country and town for
the past few days. Flowing. digging, SOW
ing and planting. is the order Of the day
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10

cH c. thinner, opposite the Meredith
House. has just received large stock of
Wall and Window Paper and Border. new
patterns. at reduced prices. Also, Chill
dIen's Wagons, Ladies' Baskets and a
general assortment Of Notions. Call and
see the new stock and the low prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10

90 The property on South Front-st.,
burnt last Fall, belonging to Rev. Mr.. Alt
nan. has been purchased by Mr.. Lewis Sho-
yer, who is fixing it up. We understand
he paid $500 for it,
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Meets on the First Monday evening in each month
circulating Charch anoth-r-object {" s-srcf
out relieve the worthy DanAtions are soic
ted sfrvards-J ". Poe. Mrs r Coin. j. r. VS. son
Mrs Cox J. X. liz, A. l. Scott, Mrs. T. Ham MS
D. n scott :: little. Mrs. aith. Mrs Hsughtof
J. }. Coniey, W. ID. Fagln, and G. W. Ihn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10

eF A. n NEWTON, Dentist. will be alb
sent Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday of next week, the 18Th, 14,h. 18th
ard 10th of Nav.
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~A good stable. with all conveniences
near Main street. will be let cheap ON ap
plying at this office.
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E0y. When the ".Nonitor" has steam up
and everything in readiness. it is too grare
a matter for the Merrymack to come out.
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gufals, Aotifes, &c.
MtchsnOwd. May 10. ls62.
NO T I G E.

The Publishers Of this city. have all greed. hereai
ter TO charge Is for each notice OF RkLl'ious
NEEfISGs-- Literary School. grica tura Horieui
sural Society and all other meetings which are
specially Of general character If not paid for At
time, WILDE charged the person handing il such
notices
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NOTICE.

IL rersocs INDEBTED pr. Hsuxhson for psofessfoa
"A Al serviees rs9ssssed 60 call and
uer pr. WARNS. Who hss the books and uose. and oil
int fer all res Early ATS niioo in
'''' A'''' r. 4 HAUGHroS.
RiehHsra. May - ls IN
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May 10.


agent for Torrys minute ice freezer, the
II best and quickest. For sale at my store.
IHOS. J. BAEGIS.
Mav I'll
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Donations for Soldiers from Milton

H Moore chickens; J A Baldwin. Cash,
81; chickens; Mrs Whitley. sen. 81; 4 chick
ems; Mrs Miles Thompson, l Bundle; James
Harvey 81; Bundle, Mrs Cathrine kessler
Bundle Mr. James Fraisee, l Band e; 3 cans
Blackberrics; Miss Lib. Robey, l Bundle: Mr.
Thom's MarIatt, l Bundle; Mr. John Whistler
l can fruit Bundle; John Shssler, Cash ST;
Elias Moore, l pillow; Mr. John w kindley, 2
pillows 4 pr. drawers, 3 sheets bandages cloths;
Mrs Margaret Wilson, Bundle; A IL Cam
mack, Bundle; Henry Zor, g pillows 3 pr.
socks; JOS. Angels. 1; Isaac Kinsey, one hal.
bus dried peaches. pillows, socks, &c. Purchas-
ed and made up by Ladies, 80 shi IS 10 pairs
drawers, shee $. This list IS in addition to our
former donations. Thong some Of the articles
now sent were menti ned in TIVE previous &C
count Shall send more shortly.
Shipped by Ladies Of Abingdon Township
Sanitary Committee. May Sth, 1862. 10
the care OF Richmond Sanitary Commit
tee:
Two Boxes Hospital supplies. consisting OF
the following articles: % shirts, 10 pair draw
ers; box cotton aud inen lint; papers pms;
4 towels; pair pillow slips; loo lbs. -four; 4
small pillows; she, Is; full case niscellane-
GUS articles composed of linen and cotton band
ages old sheets, Shirts drawers. towels, &c.
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Administrators Notice:

II ErTRRs ~ Adnsnissrasios Shs E<s4te Of Nathan
II lei NsCIsYe deceased have this cay grsB.Sf
the 1nS>rssnes All persons indebted said gsfese
recneste4 .orvaSt and settle the saDe All
IA wing claims srainss the Estate viii pres<ns
fss ealy ssshensoeisd for ssstieEenf Tbs essess 10
THOMAS y. YoCSs. Ada'r
NV, i13g
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NJ AIRY SMITH,

Is NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO HER
i already we'll selected stock of spring and summer
Goods which she ves attention
public She is prepared offer the most complete
stock she has offered at low for CASH She
thanks frieods and the public generally the lib
ers patronage heretofore extended, and soIciis
tinusn Of the
Richmond, 5ih 81, ls62 lo4v
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AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCT-

The Agricultural products OF Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop CT 1851 was estimated a. a., ov9 0oG bushels
while the Corn.crop yields not less than $40 orc
90 bushels, besides the crop Of os.s, Barley,
Rye, Buck wheat, Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes Flax, Hemp. Peas Clover
Cabbage, Beets Tobacco. Cotton. Sorghum,
Grapes. Peaches. Apples &c. which 20 TO sweil
fhe vast aggregate % production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons CT produce
were sent out OF the State Of Illinois daring TIA
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Sofietu aud 9ostoffife Directory, 4
MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 5th.
MAILS OPEN

Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern. LII j a. m
Indianapolis snd the West. 4io M
Chicago and NorIh west .........-.--.-. 6:3o p IN.
MAILS ChosE
Indi,n,no,is and Chicago 1000 .. N
D.vton and Columbus and Ea.t....... 500 p. N.
Cincinua,i and Observation-Disclosures. 5:l5 p m.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, &c. leaves
Nonisy, W einesiay an Friday at. -.-I-oo n n .
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 p
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
same as Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via Ner Garden, leaves
Nonoay apd Friday AZ. 800 N :
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday az SOP n.
ESEOfiee open from 80 a. U. 70 P m sun
days from to 10 q. N.
t. The Mails governed by Railroad Time.
which is faster Than true time
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. P1 n.
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BJCky.HEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. Ths northern portion
OF Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate OF Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety OF temper
allure in the State suited 70 almost every p-od1
of IL. Intel State.
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

of Corn is from 50 20 so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses. Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large prosts. II is
believed that section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries OF Illinois branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid. and which must
yield sure profitable results. Retween the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago anil Dun
leith, distance OF IS miles on the Branch and
lar miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Srr