, 1863-10-06

hands Of tie Treasurer. This amount, / hear
It limited, will be Invested IN Government 20
bonds, thus contributing their mite to sus-
tain the Government Ia its struggle with
trason.
nave aiieaoy gwen yon liberal summary
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aoa e, G 1.a.su s..I ~ y11 @4as tIJ
t1 se1SI - a11 aa1 1tt Iii A ~
+f .ae "fs s.,1 - s,1s.1s ~ eii ~ H. pae
9.o1 fas,, 100 =, IT. ~ ,ss4
Mnn aaa 1ssu aaoe ~ ~ LIS a1 c..sse una
tso ntaiS y ~ ~ a5 Msm a4sm
1en, Ian aamo,etGn oMnea e. q - =; bea.ue @ Of
10 ths. - te e
sas. ssaps.aAetmfale r. @ meaas eaa. nS W. t9e
otss~ ~ 1919 ~ 49, ~, -, g. a;aa1ay
e fGntnev Snna;9n9endsrt y H nalgasua g4
meTt toy ~ m snJ ths+ ~ nna b.1F 80 thp
nous bull siKtnr Aired = WHICH % d took IL ths he
tWrenstates s1,6n1 fhst r,oes ~ c.tt1o A Eao .ao
nnrcfased hr Jnkn u Wentpor+b ~ ease' - cni mns
conntv soun o-ed ~ IT, p ~ Sook u
SsnoaTon "~' - ""S' !'' ofu"A' VI
I5oT propose to give vou n rnnr,no dea-
crintion nf ffome # he mnra not1naaiSs ars ia
Important Agricultural emplements @
remark hat - ~ mH tus san9ts
by al nresent r. he n. 1ars,es+ Ma ,n 1onouncea
Ti4fe arar drawn 4o1athnE f. 80 n1t1 III Ios1 Soht-
hans any state in the 11ninn Whan .orhat oF nest
IN Plumbers It WA tbree 4Iroes 5a- Guy tae ~
6ao1,a IN. Witna.taa ~ ~ s1..,, tns UVD
5annTrc,ate ths miinoix srh,h;sfnS a4es5i VII -
* tnnrneT,1a eo,ne ~ ~ os ,y WI uy
ores. and f;rst n n,ser w,,i 41aoa - "Aas
S'0A 1-D1 - oA@et VIZ pAAee
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
separate, there we're more than thirty differ
ent patterns On the ground. This large dis
piay Is the more important from the fact that
no premiums were offered On this class OF
Implements. It is wonderful to watch the
Improvements which have been made in this
AL 1ecollect the interesting and very exciting
trial Of Teape1s and mowers which took place
In Dixon In July, 1862, It had previously
been determined By resolution ot the n.
ecutiye Board Of the State Agricultural soci.
ETY. that no premiums should be awarded to
tfial. At that trial, the first Premium. Of a
diploma and seventy. five dollars, was awarded
to John P. Nanny, Of Rockford. for his conc
bined reaper and mower. Taking 100 as per
fection, the John T. Nanny machine stood at
93, while the nearest approach to It bY anv
other machine WAS 81. n grass il stood a.
while the next best stood at IS.
: Mr. Mnnny'e machine received the came
distinction at the State Fair at Freeport In
1859, and the same award az the hest re.ner
at the State Fair in Jacksonyille in 1e6O 7
Feed hardly enlarge upon the quality and
tIsa ostac.e1 o. NJ. Man9ya mae9iae: ihe en-
s,1s NotG"ee. w ~ tanning WIN tneH quM.
ta1mers. that, notwithstandinr the % great In
creme In the price Of iron, and Eli other
means, entering Into the construction Of these
Maeh,Ies. that he will continue to supply
thin TO farmers who are ready to pay casli.
| until January !, 1854. at the same prices as
lat season, and they shall have all the I'M
n's Posesn s,, ansIe aee nesides me aooSe, T;
1toM:r ,,ar f.a1.ta 81 t Tnahlns e1Psr ana
at 81 WaNn as.a!s 81 ~ E9eepotti Joln =.
Ma1n1 ne4IEs a44 a1u"eI comp1nea, maze
at r. noeh.o.a; mug ;a.,ua Su Gomnlnea 20 ra reaper and
t1Il;maa ~ 1911 " an9pas .. 1ryan'
Sotne adSo no n 49,. na8ut4ctuTed = ~ y. "
9s, DH1ne q 70, Aupuin, n. T.; j. U. Adame'
6nma1 Me~er, Au4man q 20. Combined
nneaper n7p;a M M9Mer1 rom canton, 0hioi P.B.
1Saa9gr1a s9Wo1nsa - heapex a4q A1oTGr, man
1laG1nred M a. kalamazoo, Michigan; Tabor &
Co.'S Moving Machine, from Adrian; Woods
Combined Reaper, Mower and 8elfRaker,
manufactured at Hoosick Falls, n. r, G. E.
whitman, chicago, agent: There were
number OF others which I cannot now call to
ton OF reapets and mowers I ever saw. OF
course It should be understood that most Of
the exhibitors had two or three different kinds
Of machines on the ground.
Next In order Will take
FLOWS.
Ihere were q number of DlnTp m the
ground, but ycur limits VIII permit but little
cetsi John Dement,, Of Dixon. haaa double
SHIN cast steel ploW, average depth, fourteen
'doutle thin" cast steel ploW, twelve and
cne-half inch cut. Dickinson & Drogood, Of
C1inton, have also plow, with thirteen inch
S9t; he same me- firm naye also turf Plow:
ground, but the premium WAs awarded to
COtOLfl Dement'S DlnM The Committee
found some difficulty In deciding between the
osneat 5 onu ueeEe FLOW, tney ooLn navng
There WIRE also eanr njoTs here % entersd fT; h.
jacnh H. RINK. n Sashri11e Woshinoto1
co,,nfx. Vim T. Riact T'annas+ar rss. c6nn. ~
fv: :1obn q. Robinson Snrinci;eid + = q
Stibe1t. Of AahIer. Wa5hinpton county. Then
.came tItnch ploEs. 1here Being one 81 y. j
R1oc. Iaurasfer and ona hr. Rchfnenn
nfS1 rtn0fi.1d -
Tie next in order. viii place
coAa1'A1oss.
,,i inear rame vas legion. There vas the
stafford, b5 Barbtr, HaTley & Co., Decatur; :;
The Morton cultirator, By Pratt g. Parker, OF
Morton, Tazewen county; Furst & Bradley's
cl1tirator, Of Chicago; one By A. J. Sparks,
NyoEette, Bureau county; another BY W. D.
Dorsey, Dtcatur; ty G. u. Deere, Moline; by
Gait, Tracy & Co., Stetlfrg; by q. J. Heater,
feoria; Naples Planter and Cultiyator, BY 8.
2. Crawford, Chicago; Ga:kill'a Cultyator,
y Henri T. Taylor, Freeport; George VI.
9!o"Ae tul1!a1ors ny Gl1oEIt q danlHtons
ns3, o9'o5nems n,, Su'.sas1i; ma9e e.
1aies ousE 80 =. e LIS Psteent. .t tn:oiog Gl'!
,S nct nv 1aan1 R,rhr ~ Mas, u.us, ~ =
~ ~ +he ~ r,o1d E'a1ei n""495 - w.
61S Ee4t ~ s. Eo.1 o-dar 5s
=" otoe4 %
Included in the list WIS Browns Corn
Planter. This machine Is too well known
to require ally Iotice at my hards ut this
time, had 1t not been for The fact that It