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, 1862-12-09
THE WAR in VIRGINIA.
Weather Matters #ith the Army.
All Quiet on the Rappahannock.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 1862.
We have adriees from Fredericksburg up
to noon to-day. The army is quiet and
roads good, but no signs Of movement. AL
the talk re have lad for q day or two past
about our forces crossing the Rappahannock
is mere bosh.
HEADQUARTERS AR1T OF TIE PoToBAC.}
DecenheF g. 1862. {
Reports from tho river stations noteseyer
deaths from exposure during the Last forty
eight hours Large quantities Of supplies
are prevented from loading from Aqula and
Potomac Greeks by low water and ice. The
latter is two inches thick. Notwithstanding
this the army is generally proyisioned twelve
days ahead
No movements Of importance have oc-
cured to-day. n1any regiments are industri-
ously engaged in erecting huts as if preparing
to spend the winter hereabouts. The cimpres-
sion however is prevalent that the present
quiet will be Of short duration.
NEW YoRK, Dee S.-The New York Tiib-
une says: "Although We have no news of
importance from the army Of the Potomac by
telegraph, it can do no harm to repeat the
announcement made in a Washington paper,
and doubtless known in Richmond, that :.
portion Of the army had probably crossed the
Rappahannoek at Port Royal, below Freder-
ickshurg''
Washington specials state that six If oar
piekets in the army Of the Potomac foze to
death, Oh Saturday night, and seven died
from the effects Of the cold ut Camp Misery,
| Alexandria.
An army letter dated December It'll. says
| Erlnklin's corps struck tents that daT and
| occupied Bell Plain. This movement is IN
d"ubtcdly the commencement Of aetiye ope-
| rations-
The following dispatches are published to-
| day:
| A5sIr OF THE PoTosIAc, December S.-A
| lady who came over the river yesterday, under
| t!!g Of truce, reported the condition Of the
| rebel army as destitute beyond description,
! and that they cannot possibly retain their po-
The army are without shoes, and hundreds
almost wholly without clothing. Hard work
! Upon cutrencbments, insufficient food and
scarcity Of clothing, are sending regiment al.
Ter regiment to the hospital.
! Many citizens Of Fredericksburg, men, wo-
| men and children, are cDcanped in the wood:
back Of the city, and dare not return for feat
| Of being shc1led from their houses
The rebel camp-tires have almost entirely
disappeared immediate ely in front Of Falneasa
! No troops can be seen brhlad many Of the en-
| trench1nents. Notwithstanding these Ir1ica
tions, the foras and all naturally weak points
! Of the Ane,are strongly guarded.
OPPOSITE FEEpERsc1ssuRo,
December I. {
The weather is intensely cold. Three inch
| c. Of snow on the ground. frozen hard. There
is no army news that can be telegraphcd-
! A Washington special to the New Yorl
| Her"zd says:
Information has been received hero tia
Stonewall Jaekso1.'s corps forms The left wing
| Ct the rebel army Stewards cavalry is ol
this side Of the Rapl,a'll1lnock, and operating
between the positions of 6iSers corps ami
Brrnside's army.
, 1862-12-09

The Citizens Attempt to Destroy
the Guilty Indians.

EEptCIal u1eItttl u kuEA lIbhuE.1
M1LwAuKEE. Dec. S, 1862
Adyiees from st. Paul Of the Sth state that
Gen. Sibley received dispatch from Col. Mil
lcr, commanding at Campt Lincoln, near Man.
k;ato, that Il body Of citizens numbering $50
or 20O, arrived armed Wit Il hatchets, knives and
other weapons, and had forced their way
through the guard with The avowed intention
of numbering the Indian prisoners.
Col Miller, being forewarned Of their in
tcntion, was prepared, and before they could
effect anything they were surrounded and
taken prisoners. He afterwards re-
leased them on their promise TO
abstain from, any more attempts Of the kind.
Gov. Ramsey i=sued Il proclamation, urging
upon the citizens Of Minnesota not to throw
away the good name Minnesota has hitherto
sustained by any rash act Of lawlessne=s,
which is neither necessary to the ends Of jus.
iice, Of personal security, or even Of private
vengeance.
He says: "Our people, indeed, hare had
Just reason TO complain Of the tardiness of ex.
ecutiye action in the premises, but they
ought to find some reason for forbearance in
lie absorbing cares which weigh upon the
President. If he should decline to punish
them, the case will then come clearly within
| the jurisdiction Of the civil authorities.''
ST. PAUL. Dec. 6.-A body Of $50 citizens
| armed with hatchets, knives and other weap
| ons, forced their way through the guard
| with the intention Of numbering the Indian
prisoners confined at Camp Lincoln, at Man
kato; but were surrounded, captured, and re
leased on their parole. GOV. Ramsey issuet
proclamation urging the people Of Minnesot
| not to throw away her good name By such act
/ Of laWlesspess.
, 1862-12-09


On the second page Of this issuc we pre-
sent IN abstract and extracts which will
give tie main features Of the report Of Sec
retary Chase, !: full exhibit Of our national
finances. It possesses comnlan:il. inter-
est at this time, both :is a record If the past,
and an sugury Of the future. It presents
The actual figures and amount Of what the
war has cost thus FIR, and q proof that
war expenditures wait for no man not even
Il Iro slavery general who wills to spare
The enemy. While Mcclellan and Buell.
were waiting, this accumulation Of numer-
ical facts was still growing. The public
debt in July next viii be eleven hundred
millions, in year from that time, CT July
1864, it will reach, at the same: rate Of e2-
penditurc> SEVENTEEN HUNDRED MILLION.
Mr. CLase makes plain statement Of these
facts, and discusses the measures he deems
necessary. Among these are recommends
lions of an uniform circulation, and a ie.
Guction Of bank issues hy taxation. Mt
further asks the aid Of Congress and thei1
consideration Of the demands Of the crisis
, 1862-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.-Captain Water
man has returned from the wreck Of the
Golden Gate He reports that the Me2icans
residing on the neighboring shore havc saved
from $150, 900 to $500, 1000 Of the treasure.
The other treasure boxes are doubtless buried
in the sand below low water mark, and may
be found by chance rather than by intelligent
search, The employees Of the WrecEing
Company are continuing the search with
diving apDiI1tUs.
, 1862-12-09

4 reporter cf tic TRIBUNE made the an
nouncemcnt just before Burnslde's first ex-
3,odition left Annapolis, that a large quantity
of the cartridges furnished him were actu-
ally without powder, and it was found, Oh
Investigation, to be the case. 1t is now
stated IN dispatch, published elsewhere,
that that Commander has himself disco5-
cred that many Of the shells furnished him
contain only sand instead Of powder. VIII
the perpetrators Of these inf1lnies be ferret
ed out, and, when found, will the Govern
ment punish them by some other method
than imprisonment perhaps discharge
without imprisonment?
, 1862-12-09
- CURIOUS REPORT.
Burnsidess Vigilance Excnap1ifled.


Especial Dispatch to the Evening Post.1
WAsHaSaToS, Dec. s, 1862
There is curious report here to-day to the
effect tint Burnside>s late visit to Washington
WIS moi so much connected with The move
ments Of the army or the plan Of campaign ne
with a curious deficiency he discovered iu the
department Of Gen. Mcigs.
II is said thai some 10, 900 shells were latcly
forwarded 10 Falmouth, to be in readiness for
the expected bombarGmcnt. They were good
looking de=tructivcs enough, hut Burnside
never trusts to looks alone; he peers about
and examines; and when he came to put his
nose in these shells he found that not one in
len was likely to explode AS he is one Of the
warriors who mean TO hurt the cucmy, he
raigE,way hicd him tn Washington TO leari,
il4c reason Of this systematic deficiency.
Whether lie found out dnes not yet appear,
but it is pretty we'll known that one or two
gentlemen, high in office, whose business il
is to forward shells that will hurt, arr under
arrest.
, 1862-12-09

Lock Haven, on Saturday, originated in a car
penter's shop, and before the flames could be
checked the entire business portion of the
town was destroyed, including the Lock
Haven bank, Clinton House, and a large
number Of other valuable buildings. Loss es-
timated ct $400, Goo.
, 1862-12-09
Ul)ita9o Urib11nt.


HnN NE1 - Ss
The war in Virginia still waits and offers
no new phase The r11Inored crossing OF
tho Ralrahannock turns out to be fable.
Meanwhile the season does not wait. and
winter has fallen with severity upon our
Camps.
From Fortress Monroe we hare an cx-
eecdingly Interesting and Important ouo-
get Of Southern news By late RICHMOND
ra1,ers. From these accounts there is
reason 10 look for sonic stirring news
Shortly from the several points
EMBRACED in these reports. It is
stated that Mobile is threatened,
that Charleston, Wilmington, Weldon,
and other places are to be visited by land
ornayal forces. Gen Fosters North Caro-
lima army is being largely reinforced. The
rebels take occasion to notice greater
stringency, also, in the blockade.
From Nashville we have the news Of a hu-
Initiating affair, in which Morgan surprises
Federal brigade, under Col. Moore, at
Hartsvi1le, Sumner county, Tenn, on the
Cumberland River, forty-fve miles in a
northeasterly direction from Nashville
On no hypothesis stated, do the dispatches
relieve the affair Of. disgraccful features
That should secure for it an carly invest.
cation, and the punishment Of the officers
in fault.
The situation in Gen. Grants command
is not clear. For nearly every possible re
lation Of affairs there seem tc be two state
anents at least Thus we may Or may no
be in possession of Grenada. It is not Ger
lain where the Appeal las gone. 1t is no
demonstrated fully whether the rebels vii
make /, stand or eyacuate Mississippi
without d blow It is ineyitaal,,
tr:e that to one or The other re
suit they must speedily come, and tn
probability is that the :.1ississil'pi will j
Tc-orcned without blow being struck
Wherever our armies move the rebels gF
way Report says Fear Admiral Porter
moving to save Ills share Of the la21rc:s. Ill
willing to let the land forces have III Ill
glory.
From Minnesota, we learn that iAc in
habitants, enraged at tic tar'y action {
the Federal Government, essayed to tax
into their own hands the execution Of th
miscrcant Indians and were on]y held bac
from their purpose b. military force Go:
ernor Ramsey has issued a proclamation
counselling moderation.
, 1862-12-09

The story started in the Columbus {Qhiol
Crisis. edited hy S,mmcdary, well known
tory to the effect that Alsrlan, for whose dis
appearance the gucr1llas recently hung by
Gen. Mcneil were made in 4 measure respou-
=ible, had returned to Palmyra, is IN unmiti~
gated lie, manufactured by Sam himself to
help his friend, jeff Davis, in his designs 10
murder our officers. Old Sammcdary is ma
iieious liar and traitor, and ought to he sent
int o the rebel 1incs
, 1862-12-09

TIE PIE H1SStG4lNN 81 SII11NEU'
Congress has very fttingly taken strong
held of the work Of sustaining the Prcsi-
dent, The House passed A1r. Stevens bill
yesterday indeznnifying tue President
against the consequences Of the arrests he
has made By virtue Of Lis military power:
, 1862-12-09
ER0W THE ARMY OF THE P0T0-
MAC.

Gen. Hurn@{de.S Relations with the
lsore1.11Es,cE.t Fully Dciined-TSc is to
Conduct 1Isc Campaign szt his Own
N-My-No Winter GuHrtcrs-Tarlous
TfOTementt III 1Hand.
, 1862-12-09

The subscriber offers hIs Lumber and sh1ngle estab
lshment for ssle consisting offs Saw Sll md Shingle
Bill oil In good ordsr Lnnis,e Yard, Wood Yard and
Once. good Dwelling Hor4s TWO Tenement Houses
good run Of custom Ghe 1nll wfll be running hi
coming w1nterl f1lce ss00 onehaH cash, balance OF
II desired 1w. sell from one to eight hundred thou
sand feet OF goott Pine Logs with the Aboye ,,,,
Fond dnJ LAC. Wis, Dec. sth, 1s9ee. deee-z2ss,im
, 1862-12-09

Col. BALDWIN UNDER kARnEsT.-H is re-
ported that serious charges have been made
out and sent to headquarters against Col s,
D. Baldwin, of tic 51th Illinois regiment, &C.
rusing linn Of unof1iecrlikc conduct at Fort
Donelson, Shiloh and Corinth, and that he
has been ordered under arrest, aud court
martial will be summoned to try him. He il
now at Corinth, aud the regiment is undc1
command Of Llent Col Fred. Hurlbut.
, 1862-12-09

APPOINTED PAYMAsTER.-Miles s. Henry,
Esq, Of Sterling, Ill, has been appointed
Payn,astcr in the army, With the rank Of
Major.
, 1862-12-09

ST.: LOUIS, Dec. s-The overland stage At
rived Yesterday with S23, 600 in gold dust.
Time from Denver, six days; from Proctor
Vile, seventeen and . half days.
, 1862-12-09

Mississippi Navigation Closed.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Dec s-Nayigation Oh
the Mississippi River at this point, closed
yesterday. Passengers and light freight low
cross on the ice.
, 1862-12-09

~ Mr.. Armstrong, paper manufacturer
thrs<hcd Mr.. Hardy, editor Of the Wheeling
lr1ss, few days since The Immediate cause
was some business difficulties between them
Armstrong had to pay SO and costs for The
, 1862-12-09

An IMPORTANT BILL.-Hon Schuyler Co1fax
has just introduccda bill iuto the House Of Rep
resentativcs, to authorize Assistant Assessors
10 administer oaths and af1irmations The bill
was Immediately read first and second time,
and referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means. It passed. This bill will greatly facili-
tate The hbofs Of the Assistant Assessors.
The 11nlsroElio between Jeu.
1Snf1s md Gov. Moore.
Especial Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.1
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, 1867
Aspecial to the Inquirer says:
Among the important papers secured hv
the government at Richmond, are notes Of
some letters which pissed between Coy. Moore
| Of Louisiana, and JEFF. Davis.
| About the second week in November an
| urgent appeal was made by the Governor to
| allow the people to trade with New Orleans,
| exchanging cotton and sugar for salt, clothes
| and some of the necessa1ies OF Life, saying
there was great suffering among all classes,
| mostly for salt.
Davis refused, and stated that it was impos
| sibIe now; that no proposition Of the Kind
| could be entertained until after the 1st Of Jan
uary, when 1inco1n's policy would be deyel
! opel: then he might consider it.
| The Governor replied that the people wonlt
not stand It until then; that sickness ant
death were raging, and they were powerless tt
help themselves that they must have salt ami
medicines, or die.
| This letter, imploring JEFF. to relent, c1osei
with dcfiaucc Of his authority II it was no
granted.
, 1862-12-09

FOR S a J. E.. ......
4ouse and Lot i5 South Green street. 4S.&D- =
House and Lot ls5 South Jefferson st;. $500.
House and Lot 127 Edfna Place. s2.2O0.
Ho1se and Lot on West Washington st.. Sl.2o0-
so feet On Michigan avenue. S29 per loot
AZ A7ggplyttse y + PEiE1'sH'Ae' To- ota'e S'Eee''
, 1862-12-09

MATRIMONIAL. The UNDER
lady With view to matImony The subscriber y vel
to n the world PCT he wishes young and n
hence n d'ARrAGNAN, Post Office Boz :l IS, I'll e
caEo, Illinois. deeAsG5t
, 1862-12-09

122and 1e4 Dearborn street, ccobbs Blocko ch1cago ILL.,
Dealers zeserss Toonsso Sas RHRs GIsfs
Fans shoes Hats. &C. Advances made Oh conslsn-
mems Nae 81 HORNE. fdeaxs971ml JOSEPH G. GIBBONS
, 1862-12-09

GREAT WESTERN BAND.
" OFFICE, Kinesbnry Block. Room No. II. Music
furnished for Concefts Balls Part1es Par1dcs etc
Having 1ately Ieceiyea from Paris. London and New
dancing music and being composed Of the best Mus
clans and Callers we are sure Of giving satisfaction
where goo music Is required " BurShart, Leader
Il, DeCIeEque. Conductor, Prof. WedgEood. md r
Fitzgerald, Callers. dec9-x968lm
, 1862-12-09

w A n TIE Dan active partner
w with s.: OH III excellent business tflr brings
Very large Otis il.i onls es =llc%. Address !. L.
SeEU- lI!}Xtes3t
, 1862-12-09

II EROSENE GOODS.-Wc have,
In as we believe, the best no Chimney Burner for
Lanterns. &C.. ever offered to the trade. POPE &.
SLuCC1f wholesale and Trtail dealers in Lamps and
Uils iaa Clark street. dcS- -x9E.-atuer
, 1862-12-09
FA"HE NORTHWESTERN
NEWS Dealers EMPORIUM.


Long and fay 7rablg known throughout the West ~
.hr niss: nnd i, ost retiAbie dealer ct New Tnr
aur0nnces ~ ri. patrun* tile trade and The re:ira:
nulic generalV that heis prepared heTctotore Is
Iii nj! 5Tfers With prompsness ind Dispatch lie con
tinueS to furnish all
, 1862-12-09

" ANTED TO exchange adul-
" teratcd CvocerlcsaE and Goods from auction. i'll
trade III quantities Of II 0 worth and upwards Tra
Gcis ami SPECTATORS invited to eS:llt samples
and prices at my ollice. .S,Sofh Wl.er street.
trEt s. ".MANSf L. CouI. MHCcht
, 1862-12-09

TOR SALE-Bces. Several hives
IL Offices in the yery best condition Tor saleat the
lowest rates. They vii! be delivered at any depot
In Chicago. or Mt the Summit farm: Cook county
subscriber ct Chicago Now Is the best time to move
them. (de1-x91S 2tDEw1 C. L. REED
, 1862-12-09
The Stolen Treasury Orders.
IMPORTANT FROM TREAS
URER SPINNER,
CONGRESSIONAL AND MILITARY
AFFAIRS.
The Attorney General on Negro
Citizenship.
TIsc President and the Military
Arrests.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1862.
With reference to recent robberies Of United
States Certificates q Indebtedness, Treasurer
Spinner has furnished the following state
,nent. To this may be added that Mr.. Spinner
has already telegraphcd to the Pacific, warning
the Treasury agents there Of the robbery. Dis
patches have been coming into the Depart
1nent to-day from all quarters, indicating 4
lively sense Of alarm among dealers in Treas
MY certificates at the robbery, which this
statement will wholly remove:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15

BULLET ExTRAcTOR.-Brigade Surgeon
and Medical Director o. S. a., ]. E. Qui-
dor, has invented an instantaneous bullet
extractor. It consists essentially Of me
tsllie cylinder, closed at one end; to the
other Of which is attached q bell-shaped
india-rubber mouth-piece or sucker. With
in this cylinder is a tube containing metal
lie mercury, with q valvc at its lower ex-
tremity. To the upper extremity of the
cylinder is attached an exhauster or air
pump. In using the instrument, the mouth
piece is applied over the oriiee Of the
wound, the tube projecting a short dis
tance within it, and the air exhausted
If the bail is simply imbedded in the
soft structure, the expansion Of the air
beneath the ball, which is just in proper
ton TO the power of exhaustion above, ex-
pels it from the wound. Should the ball be
imbedded in a bone, or retained within the
tendOns, the valve is opened, and column
Of mercury precipitated into the wound,
which, BY its specific gravity, added to the
atmospheric pressure above, forces the ball
from its position and floats it from the
wound.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15
Dr.. Renner's Diarrha Specific.

oHer this Compound to the world as the BEsT and
most RELIABLE Remedy known for even morbid con
qiu@n OF the stomach and Bowels, being wholly free
ircn quintne OF any other noXiOus drug, which re-
iieHes without curing OF proves dangerous when
lndlscr1mtnatey used This article admits Of iatf-
tude OF use and cures BY Of ts Intrinsic vir
tues Chronic Diarrh@, which all other known rene
dies had failed to cure Il cures DyBantery, both
acute and chronic, CholeramoFbus the summer
Complaint Of Children Bilious DarrhR. The Diar-
rh specific VIII cure Cholera Pain in the Stomach
and Bowels are Immediately relieved By 1t il ourss
the chronic DiarrhB Of the Soldier quickly as have
proven IN very many ease Ehen they had been under
other treatment for mo1tks without getting relief
Bs-l want you 70 take notice that this remedy Is
warranted 70 CURE when the directions followed
and due and proper att1ti0n paid 70 diet and drinks
and In any case It shod fail 10 cure directions be-
Ing carefully oRber) then 60 back to my agents and
get your money. Z s. ". RICHARDSON, AGENT al.
2s4 Dstroit-5t., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15
MORNINGLEADER.
Crumbs Of COmfort for ChIclSen-henrtod
COnHcrlptss

ConscrlPtss
We do not wish TO tantaliEe the unhappy
part Of our male population who have been
prevented bv Secretary Stanton's order
from eyodinr the operation Of the forth
coming draft. If they were about to run
away, they were about TO do q very silly
thing; but as the public did not know their
purpose, they may easily make virtue Of
necessity. They may. safely and loudly
pronounce every man poltrOon who is
not willing to do his part in defending the
Government that our Revolutionary Faith
ers founded We advise them TO take this
course. They viii feel better after having
made up their minds to Il, for patriotism
is virtue quite susceptible Of cultivation.
Then, again, remember, tender con-
scripts, that you may stand the draft man
fully and get Of with blank. The
chances ara about three 70 one in favor Of
escape. II you face the draft bravely, and
are not called into the field you save your
reputation and "your bacon
But suppose you are drafted-do not, we
beg you, whine or cry about it. Do not
make arrangements for your funeral, our
fret yourself about whom your wife or
sweetheart will marry when you are gone.
II you must needs 60 to war, it is only for
nine months; and it by no means follows
that you viii be shot, or even shot at, dur
ing the whole campaign. Perhaps you
may be detailed to guard baggage trains
in the rear, or to tend sick soldiers in the
hospitals, or to cook the food Of those who
have good stomach for fght-who knows.
Even if you should by any chance be in
volved in battle, the result will not ne
oessarily be fatal, for it win be a very san
culinary fght, indeed, if one in ten gets
hit by musket ball or shell. There is hope
for you
There are mole chances for other ills
than that Of bullet hole in the skin. Some
Of you are, no doubt, pining now for rheu-
matism, tubercle, or typhus fever. You
would give cheerfully a good round sum
for serious bodily disability. Be Of good
courage, noble souls. Be drafted, 60 into
camp-live carelessly, as soldiers too often
do, and you may have your most ardent
wishes gratifed in both the number and
severity Of your diseases, and never be Ii
able to another draft as long as you live
If these considerations do not comfort the
fugitive soldier, we do not know what will.
N 2. Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15
THE AMI SHFFICIENT THREE

NHE ALL SUtElClENI THREE
-TRlESEMARI L 2 and 3, are protected by Roy
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured BY the
Seals Of the EcOle de Phnrmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpermatOr-
rhoea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces OF those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
seOus and pernicious use Of fcopavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious use
OF mercury, thereby insuring 10 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing al impurities, and roofing out tho
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l. and 3, arc preparations in the
orm Of LOzenges, devoid of lasts and smell, and
be carried In the waiscOat pocket Sold In tan cases
and divided into separate doses as administered By
Fepau, Lallemand, RouXi RicOld, &c. Price g each
or cases for SO, which saves e3 and in eH cases,
whereby there Is q saving Of So To be had whole
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr.. Barrow
will forward the Tresemar to any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
structiOns Of the writer.
rs Sold by G. W. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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HIIEOIs

ulafion Of II, ,666, and a soil capable Of sup
porting %, ,oO0, 600. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine TO produce
those two great staples, Co.'s and MaEAT.