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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

GONE FOR THEN-The Mosquito fleet
under command of Commodore Fitch,
raised anchors yesterday morning and
left on an important mission. If the
land force at Henderson would co-ope-
rate with the feet, we might hope that
important results might ensue
We confess we do not understand why
the large force at Henderson has been
ling idle there for the last two months,
while Johnson has been active day and
night in recruiting and organizing his
bands, and plundering with impunity
Union men in the country, and steam
boats on the river. Johnson should have
been killed or captured and his band Of
robbers dispersed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
Indiana Regiments at the Perryville
Battle. s s-if

Many Indiana regiments were engaged
in the battle near Perrysville, Kentucky,
on Wednesday last. The New Albany
Ledger says:
The I'D Indiana, Col jeff c. Davis
old regiment, went in like tigers They
were in front of the battle throughout
the day, and suffered terribly-being
badly cut to pieces. We have heard their
loss stated at us killed, and 350wound-
ed They repulsed several charges of
the rebel cavalry. i
The 35th Indiana, Colonel John C.
Walkers First Irishl old regiment are
said to have done glorious work They,
too, are reported badly cut up.
The 40th Indiana, Col Blake, which
won undying laurels at Shiloh, were en-
gagged, and behaved as gloridusly as ever
did men before the foe. We could not
/ learn the loss of the 22d, 35th, or 40th
Many other Indiana regiments were en-
gagged in the fight. lis H
The New Albany Ledger says "the
3Sth Indiana, Col B. +. Scribner, from
New Albany, was in the battle of We'd
nesday, and is reported to have behaved
most molly, fighting at times hand to
hand with the rebels. The regiment was
handled in splendid style by Col. Scrib-
ner, who is said to have behaved in the
coolest manner, riding among and cheer
ing bis men, and giving his commands
in the steadiest manner All the officers
! did well and the regiment-the boys
covered themselves with imperishable
laurels. Our people may well be proud
of their gallant 38th as well as their glo-
rious 23d. The regiment suffered con
siderably. The total loss ofthe regiment
was twenty-six killed and one hundred
and twenty-five wounded. None of the
field officers were killed" -
The S0th Indiana suffered badly in the
fight of Wednesday The regiment was
attached to the brigade of General Jack
son, and was commanded in the fight by
Lieutenant Colonel Brooks The .regi
ment charged upon rebel battery twice
capturing three guns. Its loss was forty
two killed, one hundred and sever
wounded, and fifty-four missing, suppos
ed to be captured.
The S0th was recruited in the First
Congressional District, there being com
panies in it from Spencer, Vanderburgh
Posey, Gibson, and Knox counties. l
left Princeton about FIVE weeks ago Til,
regiment was consequently raw on,
but its members fought like veterans.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
Notice.,

All persons knowing themselves in
debted. to me viii do me kindness by
calling Immediately and settling up their
accounts. l want to continue in bust
ness, and to do so will have to collect
what ia due me, as most of my stock was
burnt. THos. SCANTLIN. -
obi. 2-2w.r ds8s ~ ida 9z M
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
How the soldiers Vote.
CAMP CUMBAcK, HENDERSON, Ky,
October IA, 1862.

CAMP CUMBACk, Henderson,, NY,
October IA, 1862
EDIToRs JoURNAL:--An election of the
loyal voters of the Vanderburgh county
Company, 65th Indiana Volunteers, for
Representative from the 1st Congressional
District Of Indiana, resulted as follows
Hon. John Law, 4; Alvah johnson So
Other companies have held an elee-
ton with nearly the same result Com
pany F, Martin county, gave johnson
CT; Law none Yours truly, ~ =
]. c. LEAvITT, I'd Lieut..
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

.aUxioN WIewAM This applicant
for popular favor viii open tonight with
a grand free lunch The saloon is
in the basement story of iChand-
ler's new block, and has been fitted up in
the most tasty manner, and no doubt
win soon compete with older houses G.
T. Hammer & Co., who are already we'll
known in our city are the proprietors,
conc one. come all y u d \
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
Notice.

As shall be at Indianapolis till the
Both inst, have made arrangements
with Mr.. JAS. Swanson to attend to my
business during my absence, Any per-
son wanting lumber viii apply to him at
his Office on Water street. et
ocl6-2wd ALEX. SAMPSON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

THEN AND Now-In 1860 John Law
received in this county 2,03I votes; De-
Bruler received 1873. The vote of
Judge Law on Tuesday last was 1871;
that of Johnson l,70l
In 1860 Laws majority in this county
was 213; this year it is go
The whole vote in 1860 was 3,849;
this year it 3,672-only 1T less than in
1860, notwithstanding she has sent 500
or 1900 soldiers to the war.
In 1860 Law had majority Of Is in
Pigeon Township; now it gives MAORI
ty of so against him.
In 1860 Union Township gave Law a
majority of 3; now she gives majority
of II against him. 1t is fair to presume
that Pigeon and Union Townships are
as enlightened as German and Arm
strong. In Center Township Johnson's
vote is the same as DeBrulers, while
Laws is five more than in 1860 The
increase of voters in this county is I'M
precedented.
warrick county in 1860 gave Judge
Law majority of 542; now she gives
johnson a majority of IS, and about so
for the Union State ticket, being Union
gain of Clio.
In Posey county Laws majority in
1860 was 46S row it is about so, being
loss of 400 Altogether in the First
District we have cause Of congratulation.
When the soldiers return, the district
will be redeemed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

E% Military Uniforms and fine Clotn-
ing for civilians can be found in great
variety at Lyons, who is selling goods
very cheap. -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

B@- Persons in want of fine gold or
silver watch, fine set of jewelry, rings or
anything in the jewelry line, viii find it
to their advantage to call on P. L. Gels
sler, as he has opened beautiful stock
ofgooda.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
asg- We saw letter last evening

s5- We saw letter last evening
winch was mailed in New York city in
August, addressed to firm in this city.
1t had been missent to San Francisco,
California, and was returned, reaching
its destination last evening. 1t will be
Of little use to those to whom it was sent
il on business.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
HOME INTERESTS.

bg Persons in want of fine, cheap.
and durable likenesses, viii find it to
their advantage to call at J. Perry Eli
otis City Gallery. -l. .a. 4 f.-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
- Godey'sand Peterson's Magazine .

"a Cooley and Peterson 5 Magazines
have both been received at DobelPs.
Cooley, the ladies favorite, is unusually
attractive, being filed with many new
and useful patterns for ladies. We can
recommend either to the ladies, and ad-
wise them to call and get copy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

@- The news from Pennsylvania is a
little better this morning. Two Union
Congressman are elected who were sup
posed to be defeated III
Iowa has done gloriously, electing
all Union Congressman and the entire
Union State ticket $50 =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

R8 Oysters, oysters, fresh oysters re
ceiyed daily and for sale by H. Hermann.
Warranted fresh and good.
A constant supply of Northern Ice on
hand and for. sale by adtt4
Oct2-2w .fr. H HERMAN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

aa5- The Delaware arrived from Lou
.svllle last night, with one hundred aud
eighteen sick soldiers from Buelrs army.
The Delaware left Louisville at noon on
Wednesday. She returned last night
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
Vote In Speneer county.

Law beats johnson about 100; Lemon
beats Hoagland about l50. The Union
State ticket is still further behind f
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

L3- The d. B. Campbell arrived here
from Smithland yesterday evening, bring
ing two companies of the 55th regiment,
three months men, who have been sta
toned at Smithiand. Their time has
expired and they go home this morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
GROCERIES.

COTTON YARN.-59 BAGS 5s's and G0s's
- for sale BY Sc. GILBERT co. u /.
octlS No. 4Sycamore street.
NEW No. HERRTNG.-5' BOXES BEST
IN just received at s. E. GILBERT & CO., zsf.l
oct No , Sycamore street.
DURE CIDER vINEGAR-5o BBLS JUST
I received by s. L. GILBERT A co.,
oct 10 No.4 Sycamore street.
NEW CORN BROOMs -i5G boz. EXTRA
~ just received and for sale by -5s-fsr 1ftf3 sa
S. L. GILBERT & CO.,
octiS Il No, Main street.
CTAR CANDLES-73s WHOLE HALF AND
- quarter boxes for sale low in lots to the trade,
by S. e. GILBERT CO.,
Octlss aas No. 4Nlain street.
CtTARCH-209 BOXES BEST QUALITY,
= for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
No a. Svcarpora stra
DEFINED SUGARS--5 bbls assorted just re-
h ceived and for sale by
oct1S M S. Z. GILBERT CO.
.TASTILE SOAP-1t boxes choice for sale very
" low by f ~ S. Z. GILBERT & co. =
n
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DRAWING & PAINTING.
TORRENT.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE.
N Ten minutes walk from the Court House. Sta
bles outhouses Cisterns. &C, all in good order.
For particulars enquire at the Journal Office.
oct lA-lW
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Wx. +. WooD will preach in the Baptist
Lecture Room, corner Of Chestnut street and Canal,
on to-morrow iSabbath) at half past ten O'Clock
M The public are respectfully invited. -
Rev. J. G. WHITE will preach in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church morrow, Csabbath } at half
past IL O'Clock a M $50
suBJEer-MinSserial duties and Respon. Utilities
IA defense ofihe Pulpit against Infdels and Dena-
gogu 5. gre -s l 500 lias
There viii be services at St. Paurs Church to-
morrow IS usual, vie IL 80 a. N. and T:3o p. 4.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18
DRUGS.

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
y splendid assortment Of pure Drugs, compris-
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use valuable 10 save the lives Of your
neighbors and friends So bring YOUR Prescriptions
10 = = a e H. j. sCtiLAEPTERS
sep, New Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

1COFFEE Essence GROSS OF COFFEE
" Essence in tin foil package; 10 gross Ham
mars Coffee Essence in tin boxes, just received At
sepa sra ELbIOTT'e Family Grocery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-18

Postage Stamps Wanted.

VITE WILL GIVE BANKABLE MONEY! FOR
wv Postage Stamps, wnen brought in sums
of one dollar or more. ffe.-I =
as' seHAPKER & BUssING,
octls rs Main Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04
MORNING. IRADER:



The Richmond Whgsnf the 2ist quotes
ia from the PetefsbuFg Express . long ao-
count of the treaohefoiis chpture 1f a party
( OF our officers and seamen from the u 3.
gunhoat Waphusett, who had been lured
on shore, and were Gred on When advsaer
ing under q flag OF truce. We have al
ready published statement Of ibis qtair
from orr own eficets The rebels siedt
over 4 as q triumphant success. We
quota uQaa
e As soon as our men werc seeR double
qniekiag towards themj She Yankees on.
land endeavored TO make their escape, but
o were. fortunately, cut on and made to sur
render The command 70 surrender IVES
also given 10 those ia the boat and several
r. times repeated without success. nhsing
very evident 70 our men that they were
81 endeavoring to get away without pobitive-
" refusing 70 surrender, they raised their
rifles and fred. One man was seen 10 hh
0vefbOard, and all tie balance, except one
to fali in Che boat, leaving no doubt what
m ever, that one nan Of them all, was leit to
tell the fate o. his comrades, The survi-
Yer was seen % paddle OF with one hand
and the inference is that the other was too
much injured to bg used Our men then
quickly returned to 3 train Of cars station
q q little way ol, put their prisoners
aboard, and brought them 10 town, whence
they were Immediately carried to General
Hugers headquarters. .si.l - l.a3
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LEGAL NOTICES.


MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANrTo 10
lNA the command u decretal order Of salo iiinsd
ifom the Court Of Common Pleas Of 0uyahoga coun-
y at the suit q John HaTper against J. w Fe9Sell
ana otior % ms drectad shall expose tor aul0 At
public auction at the door of the Court Hgute n 6
Ciy Of Cleveland IN aald county on tho fth day af
June ls62, AT o'clock p. NJ, the following described
lands and tenOments 70 wit: Situate In the townships
81 Ohagftn Fails and Russell IN the 9Th range Of
ownships IN the Connecicut Western Reserfei IN the
STAG u OhU, and which Is also IN The Counties Of
tuy4hQge aud teRugRy aud is kneWn a. helnf p1lsof
lots Nos, ~ and 20 IN said townships, and bounded ~
fol0Wsi The north by tho north hns Of sdd tract
No, ,; on the eRst'by land decided By Aaron Bliss 10
Joseph 8 BTtni on She south hy the eCnlre OF the
road loading Fqm ChagEin Fqlls 20 Rpssell Centre,
and west by line parallel With The Bnbt line and
far distant therofrom to make thirty auyen 50-l0O
acres. And, another piece situate IN said town.
ships and cpunties, and l. known a. being part of
the Champion tract, and bounded follows; bagln-
ming az the northwest Of thlrtyucfo lot owl
cd by Chester Pastragei thence along tho west line
0 said thirty south 10 this centre Of tho high
way thence along the centre of the highway westerly
far en0eg 20 contain tent four acres thence nsTth
10 the south line Of tho tract thence east ~ e place
OF beginning containing twenty four acres, be the
same mQre or less, but subject 10 all loyal highways
Appraised at sl6ST. GEO. II. WYhlAN,
X. 4. HAMILTON, iIIr u. Muster GUmm'r.
Plaintiffs Attorney mnys.3gl
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.LEahL NnTICES,
NTASTBR lS SAJE-PrRs1-A NTTo'

lN the command Of nluras deem uIl order Of sale
from the Court Of CommOn Pleas Of CuyahoEa coun-
", Ohio, az the suit of BzfiU MUnluN against Levi
IhQm9s Elizabeth Thomas, Elecia schneli, Board Of
hducaiion of Fast Cleveland ToHnsiip and q II. klr
BY % nn drected shall expose for sale at public
auction, az the door Of the Court House, in the Ety
Of Cleveland, on the lat day Of Julys 2 NJ two O'Clock
r ~ ~ said day the following lot parcel Of land,
stuate In los tahd o, beginning ht "a eolnt on tha
plank Toed a. the wt corner Of that portion Of Fad
Original premises ietou 20. kleeta sdhnell; thence
50Ao III chains and - links 0west iiH of Chittan-
den Levi iand tlenceh chains and Ilinks; Thence
N 504o W chains and " links; th0nco n allinW
chains 70 the Plank lEoads thencc agl 7E chains
and 81 links TO tho place Of beginning, containing
2lO Acres Ofiahd Z5l00 Of said land m LOT
No ai and B97-l00 acres IN lot No. o Appraised at
500. d. vs.. GAGE
Williamson Rid,llo, q Master Odmmlt.
d. Pltn'H Attys. 49, mny1l39f
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200 90 Acres Farms Of 90 I2O 100 Acres and upwards,
7 in ILLINOIS, The Garden State OfAmerioa.
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LoRIs PRENTrss, Attorney for Plaintiff. NJ
Sherifs Office, May l3, lS6l;3gl

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANrTo TO
lNl the command Of decretal order ofsale issued
at the sut OF Allen H. Wood and others against Alon
70 Miller and another, 70 me directed shall expose
Cleveland, in said county the 7th day Of june l
at o'clock p NJ. the following described lands and
Falls in tho county Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio
aud part Of lot 50, Gardner Hallocks allotment in
Front Street az the northeast corner Of lot decided
by Richard Pratt to George Bell thence along said
Front Street easterly two chains sXyeight and one
half links; thence south four degrees east six chains;
thence south eightysix degrees sixty links to said
Bells east line thence north twenty degrees and
fOrty-vs mutes west five chains and eighty links 10
the beginning, being the same land decided March IL
1854 10 AlOuEO Mller by Richard Pratt AID wife,
Appraised at E2O0 GEO. II. WTMAN,
q. n. BLAKE6LEE, 'i Master COmmir.
Plaintiffs Atty. mays:3gl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MASTERlSSALE.-PURsUANFTO TO
IN the command Of tlecrstal order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CVahOga county,
at the suit OF George lull against stephen X. W0bs-
ter and Others shall expose Tor sale at public
t0n at tho door 0f the Court House IN the City Of
CeyelapG In said county, the 7h day Of une, 1862
at o CLOCK r M the following described lands and
tenemenisi Situate IN the county Of Cuyahdga, and
knOlgn and described NJ follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner oflot thirty-one In A. Bls' alot
ment in the village Of Chagrin FALLS thence along the
east line Of said lot at right angles with Orange street
70 point two feet beyond the southeast corner Of said
lot thirty -onei thence westerly parallel with Orange
street thirty five feet; thence nOfthery At right an
giles with Orange street TO said Orange street, thence
tOthe place Of beginning being the WhOl5 1f lot thir
V-9ne aud piece ten tvpt on the side Of lot thirty,
and being thirty -hye feet Orange street and
hundred aHd two feet deep be tho more less,
but subject to all legal highways, Appraised at S25
-. ~ f'l. GEO. il. 8WfMAN,
j., II, GOODWIN, Master COnim'r
Plaintin1f Atty. maygsl9l
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EAbQUARTEBs FOR
2. = /. @ 8EED : 0fL.


SIT Io 40 w H0BESALR 4 BETAIB,
Cd "a lu1i l-iaa ias la-ai = aell Peg ~
69.srgertp 5a-t AT
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nIINOIs

Is about equal In extent 70 England, With a PIP
ulatinn OF I II, ,666, and q soil capable Of sup
porting 20 ,G00,00 No state In the Valley of
the Mississippi olers 50 great an induceInent -
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part or ts world where al the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 40 admirably combine % produca
those two great staples, CoE1 and WHEAI.
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A DMINISTRAFORiS SALE OF
~ GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.-The entire stock
6f Green House Plants belong 10 tie Gtate Of m
w. oustead, discussed will be sold ~ D1be Eaie at
the .Glavsland NurFuTy, on the NTH day oI n Sphs "
continued from day 10 day until all ars go ,,r
LrH ff rla y, w gysfEADt A95s9; AZ Ils;;
HIEast Cleveland, Nay " ~, ~ nYNis8
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OATS, BARLET, RER, BUCKIEHRAT, I

And vegetables suited % the climate, are psodu-
eedi great A6ahdAuss. Z The northerp portion
Of Illinois is about the climate OF Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving a YaFietyOf temper
atvre in ths STATE, suited 70 almost syeEy product
Of The United Stalas. y. =. --..L..L = =
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- nRnINARY YlFIn

Of Corn Is from % to 50 bushels per aeTe,- CT
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep aud logs are raised
here at small cost and yieid large profits. Il IS
CT Inducements for Dairy Farming than The Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming toIWhich bat
Httle attention has been paid, and which Hlust
yield sire profitable results, BetEeen Che Kan
kaizee and Illinois rivers, aad Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of IS miles on the Brdnch and
III miles by tbe Main Truuk, Tinethy Hay,
! Spring Wheat, Com. IL re -...-..lI Z. 4.
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IN the game Of war all Is not tragedy as
- the following aneedote will illustrate, A
i1a correspondent at NeWbern, North Carolina,
informs the Boston journal that n few days
age the men belonging TO Co. II, Of the l7th
e.i Massachusetts regiment (the British Vol
p unteers) Of Boston, Capt, j.. X. Lloyd
=. while off picket duty, asked their. COM
manding officer for liberty to shoot
Woodc0ck.n The Captain was somewhat
.i... surprised to learn that any of THAI delie-
i0us game was to be found in that qaarter
Of secessia, but was assured that it was so,
d aud, first enjoining the proper preeaUtion
On the boys they had liberty to 60 shoot
ing az requested a very short time there
.l7 after member Of another company came
running in hot haste to Capt Lloyd and
informed him that his men had taken his
servant young man named Woodcock,
and were preparing TO shoot him-as they
assured the pnfoftunate yOuth-by order
Of their commanding officer. True enough,
to ,. such demonstration was found to be ia
progress by the Captain, who, having been
very essentially sold In this instance Will
be careful agaip 5 allowing liberty 70 his
gallant company to Hshoot WoodcOck -
-rE4Hr477--z4s ----z f.s
AR1TNG NEGRoEs.-The atlanta Con
,docfederacy Of iie 4sth says ls.i ss..b
We must .eagAf the devil with sra, by
srming our negroes to fight the Yankees.
There isnO donbt fhai in-GeOrgia alone WE
could pick up ten thousand negroes, that
w6ald rejoice in meeting afteen thousand
Yankees in deadly conflict, We would be
willing almost Il risk the fate Of the South
,boo upon suchan. Sna5Jihte5. IA an open field
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The AgficuihuTal prodheisof Illinois are great
er than those Of any other STATE. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimatqd at 81 OO0, Goo bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 oo0,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekWhsst, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobaeco,1 Cotton; Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., Fhieh go 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over Pour Millions tons Of producs
were sent out OF the State Of Illinois during The
past year. slL D y .....LL9l iHf'nl fud
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STOCK RAIsRG !

14 In Central and Is0uthern1 Illinois Uncommon
advantages are presented Tor the extension of
Stock raising, Ali kindsof Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, tie best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already -hson
made, and the fed IS eper for oghels 10 enter
with the faiTest prospects of likeresults. DkiRT
FARNISa also presents is inducenents to many.
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Nowhere can ne Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labora5 on these
deep, rich, ioainy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 10 The TeFre IIaute Alton 4 50.
Louis Railroad distance Of nearly 200 1aileS, e
well aiiauted 10 Winter -it- - 81 -'t
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wflianl Abbey, Before C. Il. Bephan, Justice
Of the Peace Of Cleveland, o.
4 TTACHMENT.-ON TIE 18th
"A day Of AIhy, ls6I an lOrller.0f attachment was
frsd IN this action at the Instance Of said Plaintiff
f6r fbe sum Of Three Hundred Dollars, and the same
win s for hearing before said Justice at his Office in
the city Of Cleveland the 18th day q June ls62 at
O'Clock A. NJ fl " Lillian AbbE1,
May rs, is62.s9O .i-' p I f-.l % Plaintiff.