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PORT OF ELLSWORH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Thursday, 4th.
Schr. X, r. Warren, Jordan, Boston.
Friday, 9Th.
Schr. Panama, Tate, Boston.
Frelinshuyson, Salisbury, do.
Monday, sth.
Sehr. Commodore, Grant, Boston.
Henry Clay, - Belfast.
CLEARED.
Spartan, - Cape Ann.
Wednesday 10th.
Schr. Vandalia, Strang, New York.
Frelinghuysen, Salisbury, Boston.
ARRIVED.
" Baltic. IIodgkins, Salem.
Agnes, Jordan, Boston.
Thursday, llth.
CLEARED.
Schr. II. P. Warren. Jordan, Boston.
. Nolant, Cousins, do.
Panama, Tate. do,
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N O II Z Q Z

4 Ii person. indebted to Isaac Somes, for Mill
N Work or Store bills, are requested to settle
the same before the LIST day of November next,
and save costs; all accounts will he settled by Law
after that date. ISAAC soME5.
Mt. Desert, Aug. 26th, 1857. ems!
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spoken-on Grand Banks, Aug. 18th, sch Lake
of Bucksport 700 qtls OF fish; sch Julia Grace,
of Orlani, 80 do.
Ar at Ilarsich Port, Aug. 10th, sch Village
Belle, Berry, Mt Desert Rock, with lSO barrels
If lnackercl.
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DR.. A. J. GRAY.

Has now permanently located 10 0RLAND for the prac
icc of Medicine and Surgery
DIfcc-Ovcr Powers New Store.
R.s'dsnse-At the house formerly occupied ny Capt
IL. Partridge.
sept ID, is6l.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

HerTICK NIu oUVtHB tHeHIHS 1IdstotS,
cnre in We hours pains and weakness the breast side
aud back and Rheumatic Complaints IN an equally short
space OF time Spread beautiful white lambski their
use subj cts the Inconvenience and each one
will wea from one week to three months Price Isl cts
Icrrick's Sugar Coated Pills aud Kid Plasters sold
nv Druggists ami Merchants in all parts NJ the nitc
states Capas air south An erica, and may be obtained
by calling Tor item by their full name,
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fo, your Horses and Cattle.
For sahph~ c. &. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
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BLASffFtED Travelling Agent. isly30
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TALLAHASSEE. trcv CurSrY, ,

Florida. JnlS II, 1850,
r. ur Iisrrick Albany N Ivy Dear bnctor.-I
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PARK Row New York On returning home we eea ed all
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! remain dear sir with many thanks
Your obcdient servant.
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IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
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-Castine had nine volunteers on Mon
day. Its quota is ten.
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STATE OF MAINE.

November ., ls6O.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

At the annual meeting of Lygonia
lodge OF f. A. Masons, held at their Hall
Wednesday evening, Sept. Sd, A. l.. 4SG2,
the following gentlemen were chosen officers
for the ensuing Masonic year -
Joseph Thomas, W. NJ.
Edwin Wood, s. W.
Louis Friend, j. w.
Cbas. IL. Barton, I.
VIM. Somerby, s.
j. T. Thomas. S. d.
Owen Byrne, J. d.
VIM. Somcrby, Proxy.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
INTERESTING DIPLOMATIC LEr1Ep "a
Correspondence Of Secretly Seward
with The British Government.
The EfiSct Of the Emancipation Decree
in Two Views.
PHILOSOPHY OF TIE NEW YORK ELECTION,
e., &c., 10.

We have received proof sheets Of the diplomatic
rNpondence OF Secretary Seward with Mr.. Adams,
Minister atshe Court Of 81. James, well the OH cals
Of the Enefh government in reference the numerous
questions that have arisen between the two governments
Daring the past year. Owing TO the space occupied by
ihe report Of Secretary Chase have only for two
three from this valuable correspondence this
morning.
WCFrxRy sxwAupe coSyIBxSiAL OPINION EsASoIPi.
TON PROCLAMATION,
DBrARrNryT STATE, a
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
S HIPPIN G NE w S.
Por, OF New York, Dee...ter 5, Isea.

Port OF New York, Deess..Ler 5, Is62.
CLEARED.
s,s.%sshp Cry q wssnnSs'on Br) S''ehOnse Queens
s;eamfhp Union Wilson. navana-Hsrsous Co.
shis Timsndra tBr scnasla E,ssrpoo-sonan Edge.
Ship LamInersier tBr), wilson LverpsOl-F Mcdonald
ship ADELAIDE Cutting, Lverpoc,-wMliams 4 GuiOn.
ss BSey psSy R. Ranna ech%d
Shin Riga, Freeto, Bnenos AyresAJ Norton, Jr.
sa.s Eva sBr Perry sss-sd%ls,on sa: 1ea'ue
,Sars Augusta NoTwegan}, Tasse oneenssownHFSnsS,
Bark Sea OBJ. Drummond, Dublin.-J G Macarthur
BARK GsrOadi Norw). Hoaeand, LisbOn-Fnnch Neincke
s.rs H.sa.lsna, Day, A.piqx.n.
Bark Brewer & &ingrsham, , Havana1T "A Webster
srs zwaow (Dutck, schat Rio Grande-Funch. Meincke
Bns Rob, xowe Jr. HocAas. s.rb.dos-H TrowOridse's
Br.s S%na,c.; % Rsand. s. Kt,s-J y y I, Hubbard % Co.
CSars rsrS shan. IT0 co
Bris Wld Pigeon (Br) johnson. Nassau--Jos Eneas
VIM @ es.s. s1 ssS.
ssSr v coonan tBr,. coonan. St John. Mp Eevius
INV as: Ssn.
schr Nellie D. s,udAms. Hewbsrn. Nc-van Brun, !
sshr W Benton. Won ordsr, wsshinston-Beniley
schr Caroline corneiia, Reid, Washington Bentley Smith
sosr Ne , Rue. wEiss. Washington. :
$:s ss$s s:%: s:%s's saI''T sskss e
sehrJ h BrSiicy. S. yease, Bsiiimore-J % McKee,. %
& sehr John Tsyior, lynch %i sDo~Sili-A H.veo
schr Margaret Platter. Blizzard, Wilmington, De-T
ssI ssss Tsfsa s1s.s ssnEsss Esss.ys Tnns'n
shr Acsy sg,sssy Kenny
a'%Sacss cs%as %sssn Kenny
% sehr Raven Rose, ,,l gusaspori-R Buas CO:
ssy SssSlssd ss.Snsw Es%i.a ssST1 Co
Sool Th0s Ransom, CLARK Bridgeport.
Steamer Aida. Robinson. Philadelphia
steamer josephine Thomson. cundin. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
nineen, Nc Va Hampton Roads o's' -"
Win nass.psG nsss sa q sSs e. sns
to caasrd Pissed s,ssTshp Arabia Lyerpoo
Ses SassasoTn OK tfS ,S with :s'ss %S.e sSd
s.'f Ss.s1s ssss s.nss %
sp showing Signals s sxa rs niiss s%
osandy hoos sisnsled steamship Persia, hence for Law
s...m.a,p cs:'sgs.ls wneas. Portland. with ~dse ana
siors.hip courisr, W cressv Acting Master,
shr 5iIest I'M Lserpsc oc, ls Win and ps..sn
!; q ss sssy ss; sna: al:
VIII st, ~. Neptune hense for LivcIpooL n
Vim sass ipf &es
f e. w sw and M, ss
hence ior koedos % name s LINE saw wc Other large ships
Bark Ioysi yi.tor OBJ Of ws,fOTdj Hull Waterford, 40
Bsri cSss Brewer noesl.nd Pierce Alexandria, Va.
days in ballast. 10 r w Trnndy.
Brig Sawyer tof Dana sfissofA) Bradley Kinsston Ja
Nov q with ogsood, TO master Nos u. "a Cape Donna
Maria speks Br brig Arcadia hence Kingston ia 2eh
xhe IN ,he ,;g took gale from wsW. and lost part Of
sear Dart Br OF Bss,) Conrad. Baifa, 10 Gays With
schr Lovei Psscpcs Logan. Alexandria days
schr seartylie. Sears, Pkiadclphia, days
schr Abby Gale, Kendall, Enfsbeihport lsr Boston
schr Chsse, hl,s Eizane,hpori FOR Fail River.
6chr 0esuna, Jobnson, Elysbtthpoft for Bosioa
Sr wv ass pnfnS nss,.l sfy v. p,ss,d days
schr Buena Vista. Conpsr. Tanntnp 2dsys
scbr Riregold CT0wen Wareham days.
Scbr j VI Allen Coinsock, Provldebce. 2dsvs
schr Ruth Hslsey, Penney Pawtncket for fhf,ade debs
S-hr q " Rortham Tpuseel, Portland oil
Sch Texas, Champlin, New London, days
echr = WDiess Baldwin, New London osys
The New York herald., 1862-12-06


Wheat was dull and down ic. &c. with sales Of only
125 o0G bushels at 81 80 81 80 for white and 81 ss
81 AZ for red and amber Western 81 "a 81 81 for Mil
waukee club and amber spring 81 10 81 n for Chca
60 spring 40 AL So for white state and 81 35 81 Al
for red and amber do Corn heavy, with sales OF
I2s 600 bushels MIXED Western at 74c 7sc for sound
ecc 73c for unfouni and heated 7ec a77sc FOR weat
orn yellow and sc for Western white. Rye was In de-
mand at s8c. 95c 5000 bushels cold Hales also
made Of 900 bushos barley at 81 3bat1 So Oats
tnued in lively dcnand mostly for government use, nj
Gbtsc CSC. per bushel 600 bushes barley matt wero
sold nj 6Gc.
Co,vM.-The demand was mainly for Rio, OF which
5000 bags changed hands st 3oc ~. Market steady
Co,pER--1f0.000 lbs. American iBgot were sold within
n range of from 21 20. a age.
cclrog Was steady at We. 6sc for mddling, with
sales N 600 baes
DareSand Dyre have been quiet at old quotations.
FRpGHrs quiet to-day and rates irregular, with
engagements reported for Liverpool Of only 500 bbs our
by foreign vessel at 2s 4isd 600 bushels wheat at
3d. in bulk 500 bushels corn NJ sd. per 90 lbs. 100
tcrcss beef by foreign vessel At Gs Cd and 400 pack
fss respectively 5000 bufheis rye also engascd
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

in SYorE spRo 1s A iSsrls 70 ~ Delaware fheues Hun
Adele Felcia foursss enr FREEDOMS (Br Walacs MYcrs;
sna gnsss a Cz Cslzr I'M Dayton EYorl I.n@sE no.
PXWTTSSIKeEHTPs lAsneii and Harvest Corwn. NYork
port Dsc <-eld sohr Nalcom, James Elisabssh-
rhisdspss Se Asco, Dec s-An ship Tempest, whitney,
sid "a r. /ee1-Cld sArs Nelly Potter Shepard NYork
Nelly Pot As Martha Ives Warrington (Eot Nov s0i 3d.
for 1SS MORON De s-Ar sshr President. Hall Ronaous
dout Atery; Young America Barber Providence for Rom
sa schr Richard Law, York, Elizabethport
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

gchy John \ Platter, Platter, Davfd's Island.
schr Shaw, sturges, Davids Island
otsamer J b hompsou. Chance. Batmcra
Steamer e Stevens Raynor. Baltimore.
osoamer , noallson. Eichman. 1renton-
Steamer Petrol, Young Provioence
aAIIED.
tth-steamers North Star Northern Light, Hazs, and
Quincy ship Owego, bark Arthur tPrus brigs Leone
ChurchmAn, Ocean Pearl; schrs Chief, Mail Caroline.
6th-Steamships Union, Havana; City Of Rchmond WASH
ington; ship Ashburton, London.
wind 81 sunset RsE, with rain.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

fTo THE BOSS BAKERs.- UN-.
derslgned were appointed committee by the New yofx
Joufneyinn Bakcrs Union 10 cxcnd 10 Invitation,
individually and collecvely 10 attend meeting
be held az suyvesan, institute, t Broadway Saturday
believe that all our present seeming dicultics win be dono
away With; Respectfully, yours.
James Parker, II. J. HoTnegic,
John Y. Rennie, ~. kwobenschure.
J. b. jackson, William Spideil
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
CITY coM1EKCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, DEC. b-6P. NJ
BREApsruus Flour much depressed 10 day by the
fluctuations In gold, and limited transactions were re
ported at reduction Of &C. 10c. per bb. though many
holders unwilling TO make any concessions Of i'm
por,auce. Sales were made Of IA, 500 bbs state and
Western 500 bbs. Canadian and ,250 bbls. Southern
within opr revieed
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

ITO CALIFORNIA ENTERPRIsERs RELATIVE TO,
gold searching --lmporiant and valuable information
obtained from discoveries OF resident OF Braxis
teen ears combining At samf time eidapce attainment
Office. ''T-N " ~ - - -
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

The coal shares ere likewise pressed for SALE IL
= not generally known that the GOAL companiea are
not deriving much benefit from the present high
price Of coal, most of their contracta for win
ter delivery having been made IN the sum-
mer, when coal was much lower than II il.
Add to this the progress Of the law suit
between the Pennsylvania company and the Della
ware and Hudson, and It is easy to understand that
stockholders in the former concern-whose whole
capital is At stake-cannot feel easy. Pacific Mail
fell per cent this morning on the news Of the re.
duction Of fares. Governments were steady, and
the inquiry for bonds active. The new preferred
stock Of the Terre Haute and Alton was placed ON
the board, and was quoted at sa . As. The road is
doing an enormous business. At the close of the
first board the market was very heavy, and there
was general desire to sell stocks. Between the
boards prices were somewhat rallied, and
reaction secured of Il n per cent ON some
Of the leading shares. At the second board
the new prices were maintained on the call;
but afterward the market closed weak at irac-
tional decline. The following were the closing
quotations at half-past three:--
uses, cou, .io4 1854 Hnd Riv RR.. 74h a 74x
Us 6's cou,'74. 921k 93 Harlem RR... 2lN a 2lX
Trsss Is ls4 % sS
US demand n.l261< q 1877 Mich Cen RR S9Is a S9k
Tennessee 6's. 63A 81 MS&Nts RR SO q 39X
Virginia 6's. 81 a MS&N Iagua 82k S2x
N Carolina e's 50 10 Panama RR 1855 100
Missouri SIS. 621 62A iii Central RR. 7Sx q 7sh
American god131 u q 1914 Clev&PittsRR. 42N a 42Is
Pacific SsCo 12lA u 122 Gal q Chi RR. 61X 81L
NY Cen RR.. .1021a 102I Clev & Tol RR. 67sl So
Erie RR...... 6l3s 8l1s Chi e. Rk RR 7sT so
At the third board the market was all very
heavy, and closed with downward tendency.
The prospect of United States loans coming on
the market at tempting price will, of course, in
duce large sales of railway securities.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
--For customs 85 5,0CO 90
l,0lI 800 20
Daahco' 1904 500 sS
The North American Fire Insurance Company
have declared semi-a annual dividend of four per
cent, payable on demand, and free Of government
tax; the Chemung Railroad Company, quar-
tery dividend Of two per cent, clear Of govern
ment tax, payable on demand at the Park Fire In
surance Company.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

10 WALKER STREET, DECEMBER Is. 1so2.- ALL
- persons holding papers of whatever descrtp
tion pporns being signed b are requested % pre-
investigation forgenes have comnitle IN my name
y x. BRAULIK, Go onci Commanding l6Sd res1zrent ~
". y. We tis .% ~ s-N @ sfsf r
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

ns Bremen, BY foresn vessel in ships' bags, = ID
noIAsas--rhs days sales wore only lso bbs New
Oreans partly 81 &C.. and so hhds Porto Rico q o4c
Naval szoan were dull and generally nounsi r -
rosum, which % W: unsettled " I anS pi much I q cheaper
On CAKE-l0o tons thin oblong Western were ssld -
There fair inquiry for pork ths salss
o. which embraced ;0o0 bDls. At so 1 S1a fov
mes and ~ S % a. S o. for & PRIME B:sf "a: " sss
SIS so $l4 for extra mess 800 bbls and tsrces a
lard within range Of exc. oysc 600 boxes bacon
for State. and 100 zoe for western Cheese sS ". IN
good supply and moderate demand at oc. . l2c
RICE was dull and nominal in price,
SAIrpErRE. ZOO bags crude changed hands On D. l.
SEEDS were in demand at 101sc. 10Ac for clover
s2 25 80 37Kc for timothy, and 20 10 80 40 for CAL
srcEs-sales were made Of 100 bags pepper at 2shc,
5000 mats cocoa On t., So cases mace ct 62c aud10o
SuGaKs were in noderate demand, and $50 hhds. were
sold at exc 11c for New Orleans, and 63Sc 9Hs for
Cuba.
ToBAcco less demand the season about closing
Sales 70 hhde Kentucky at &c 24c 46 seed Leaf
at l7c., and 81 baleB Havana at &c
wHAxBoNE was in moderate demand and was steady In
price.
wmsKEY-There were 75o bbls. sold, mainly at Soc.
per gallon
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Business in all descriptions Of dry goods has been
tremely limited during the past week. The attendance
Of buyers has been very meage The imports Of foreign
goods have been quite light, partly owing, doubt
the operation OF the Tariff The total entries for
the week have been only s4sS 0se against 2o
week 1861 and 81 2o2 oa the corresponding week Of
1860. The amount marketed during the week was only
$780, the corresponding week 1850 The total entries
since the st Of January 1852 e5A s22 however, exceed
but fall nearly $4,000 600 short Of those Of the
corresponding period in 1850. The market for
week, but goods held firmly, in view Of the re-
duced supplies restricted production and the high price
OF the material The moderate activity In wooene4
been occasioned by the purchases OF the western
clothing trade who have been buying low priced abrics
adapted to their business 10 fair extent generally,
hGwever, terms favorable the buyers The trans
actions in foreign goods have been generally light Some
speculative purchases OF awrs have been made in anci
patton Of the spring trade but in gods adapted TO the
winter season very limited movements have taken place.
The auction sales have been sress and very goods
have realized satisfactory prices buyers reluc
tant TO purchase freely the close OF the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10
MORNING LEADER.
0NAI n -AAA - <
TFrom the n. Y. Times. I


We have no disposition to canvass the
reports concerning Gen Mcclellan, which
we're rife in the city yesterday. II they
are true, and he has Intentionally withheld
any aid which he could possibly give to our
gallant soldiers struggling with the rebels
within cannon shot Of his camp, there is
no need Of anticipating the punishment
which viii be inflicted on him by an out
RACED and Indignant nation For the pre-
sent, grave as are the charges against him,
we prefer to believe that his delay in NOV
ing forward has been due to other causes
than his own will
It Will be seen that the Government has
virtually deprived him Of any active par
tieipation in the pending conflict, as ithas
restricted his commando to that portion Of
the Army Of the Potomae which is not or
dered to join General Pope" As nearly
the whole effective portion Of that army
has already Joined General Pope, his COM
mand win be limited TO a very few thous-
and men, and viii be without Importance.
The Government would scarcely have TAX
en- this step without some serious derelic-
tiOn Of duty on his part.
General Mcclellan career has been one
Of the most remarkable incidents Of the
war. We shall have, in due time, as a
matter Of course, full exposition Of it,
with all the documents essential to a Just
Interpretation Of his relations with the
Government. Until that time, any decis-
i've judgment upon it would be premature.
But he has utterly lost the confidence and
high consideration which he once enjoyed
at The hands Of the American people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10
The Iron.i.les 2 Crenr -.

The United States irOn-clad frigate New
Ironsides returned 10 Philadelphia from
Fortress Monroe. On the way up from the
BTeakwateF, she made ten miles an hour
against a strong head wind, and against
the tide a part of the distance. The ma
chinery worked admirably, and Captain
Turner expresses his entire satisfaction
with the vessel. On Wednesday, the crew
of the Ironsides was transferred to the re-
ceiving ship Princeton, preparatory to the
vessel being hauled to the Central Pier at
the Navy Yard, which was done on Thurs
day morning. Her spars are to be put in
at once, and as soon rs that is done, and
some alteration made to the steering ap-
paratus, she Win leave for the South
The Philadelphia Inquirer, in noticing
the arrival af the New IrOnsides,' says
that all hands are satisfied with the work
ing Of the vessel and the machinery. Very
little jarring is experienced from the en-
gines, the vibrations being scarcely appa-
rent. This is rarely ifeyer the case in any
war vessel. The machinery is up to the
expectation Of the builders. With sixty
revolutions per minute Of the propeller, sAe
vessel attains a speed Of seven and a half
miles per hour. Her contractors say that
eighty revolutions per minute can be ac-
complished This WOuld increase her speed
to at least nine knots per hour The guns
are removed from the ports and placed . !
nearly as possible in the center Of the , os-
sci, and are properly fastened, so = ,at No
motion or rolling can loosen thF m The
vessel has two wheels, one on the snar decly
TO be used regularly, and the d bsr on t6e
gun-deck, to be used Iaring >, ,tion
Directly in front Of tie W eel is the pilot
or look-out house which IS constructed of
iron plates 81 inches in thickness on the
solt 9-oe0' and nine inches above the spar
S90' A winding stS ir-case leads to the
unDer portion, where the captain takes his
stand and marks and points out the motion
If the vessel during the contest, and also
directs the firing. This structure is round,
an that if a shot should strike il, it would
Glance off. For n vessel Of the weight and
Size of The Ironsides, the engines and boil
ers are surprisingly small. The armament
consists of fourteen ll-inch Dahlgrens and
two twO-hundred pound rihed PARROT guns.
These are on the gun-deck. On the spar
deck two smaller Dahlgren guns are placed,
one at the bow and one at the stern.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10

To Messrs. WM. KEABE & 20, Baltimore - can
not but congratulate y0u upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion. rank among the
very best in the country. NJ. STRAKOSOd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10
THF nRnINARY YTELn

OF Corn Is from so to 50 bushels per acre. Cat.
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large pronts.- Il IS
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, a branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kallee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, 4 distance Of Sc miles on the Branch end
l4I miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10
MHENT. C0RN. COTTON. TOBACCO. ]

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every vs-iety Of
iruit and vegetables Is grownin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fTom to 6Weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. - Between the Terre Hautei
Alton ST. Louis Railroad and the kaukakee
and Illinois rivers, distance OF 115 niles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies Oh great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State