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, 1864-04-13
1NEPOT OTARTERNTASTER,s

1NEPOT QUARTERN1ASTER's
IL OFFICE. CHICAGO Ill.,. Apttl 7kh, 1Sdt.
EEALED PROPOSALS ~i'l be received ut this sEdce
unl sATUi DAY. the 18th inst for supoytns coal TO
Chicago. TEHor. ID o.RsSls ., tsaaG psnx't.
q chic"co. :sr The period 2f et1 mossas from and
Coal for ooefs to be Of the best quality anthracite
-telive1c at such times and quantities ns required.
Of Illinois coI ifee frsn, alT dust. and delivered
At such places and times and quantity ~ required
suljeot Il al Gags to Inspection ,nd welsht.
Each bid raust be accompanied By the written guar
antee Of two known and tespeusible persoas oollGa
ing themsslyea 10 enter Into boada With the propos
provided tho Contract l. AMar.eu to him.
Etddcrs mist be present and signify ther acceptance
at the time u opening the proposals. their a1s Will
be rejected. ~
reicett%n of all such htds.
Payments will be made monthly upon Presentation
Of Inspectors certa accompanied ~ tho recai2t
Of the odccr receiving tue fuel.
AL rfornat bids wilt be rejected.
Proposals 70 e eneaatd ID sealed envelope and
d1rectt - The 1ndefttrned. .
The nsae Of article proposed for endorsed 81 out
Form II bid can be obtained Oh applisss1a2 t. tals
Cf.ce. ]. A. POfTER1
aps. csssst Captain and Depo: Quarte1nastsr.
, 1864-04-13
Transportation Etncs
1864. THE 1864.
Western Transportation Company.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS


CHICAGO g. BUFFALO,
ToccH1sd 1T
RACINE, MILWAUKEE, MACKINAC, DETROIT
AND [LEFELAND.
Connecting as follow, vt@:
With tie Tajlnu7 Railroads leading to and from Chi
s,Eo I'd ats nathST ~ c1a csa St. Louis ns Of
With I:sclLe Mlteies.ppl Railroad, 1t Ractas.
Mlth Lafrnsae 3lwnu Zee Is11iread. at Milwaukee,
= r. Cleveland E MAhont33. Clcveaut PtstsonFs
and Atlantic and Crest Western 1.ailtoaaa, 1t
Cleveland.
And with the
T. RTE II AILW AY
CcppanyR Inc of Boats On Erie Canal four Of Whtch
will Ies ve Buffalo acd New York daily.
ts5 For Contracts and Bills Of Iad}ns apply to y
HUGn HUGH ALIEN. Al So.,i coea,'ea SIP, New .fsrk-
/: l. S2k i. W2kD, 40 Broadway, Agent Eric naursy,
j. r. 8 0RrsE1L, 80 Broadway. View Terk. .
Sc CHASE, 11s Pier. Albany.
II. A. GEl5NOLD. 19l River street, Troy.
i. JouEsoN CO., Gle yeland.
+. 6: Mon0WRLL, Cleveland.
1. u. OSBORNE. sandusky.
j. L. uURD 4 CO.. Detroit
G. II. TIBDITTS, milwaukee,. -
Al. DNITONt Il4c1ns.
THE WESTERN TANSPoRTAT{0S COMPANY,
J.W. TUTTLE, Agent, -.
np;ccra-1M Foot OF State street. Chicago.
, 1864-04-13
L RELIC OF TIE INSTITUTION,
Slave Hunting In Knoxville by a
United States Official.


MI
lec'fespondeace Of .ne y. T. Itoaue.i as H..
hso2F11hk, nasen ~ 1so3-
i SLAVE HUNT IN KNOXVILLE BE UNITED
STATES OFFICIAL
Tie departing ghost Of slavery In Tenncs-
see still tor1nents and rends the Common
wealth. The deluslon that the fug1ti7e slare
law is still in force apd effect, that obsconil-
iur negroes may be hunted at will, caught
Land -cuticd, wulloped, and Transported be-
yo1d tie military lines by masters OF claim
ants, a1l according to law and the Constitl-
ton, and that the officers Of the army may
or must assist in the netarlous business, still
" YesierdaT' Enoxyilie experienced the de-
lights Of one Ct these oid-fashioued slave
hints. which strongly revived the recoliec-
.tion Of Anthony Burns. Of William and Ellen
-Graft. and Of Geerre Kirk. once SO fh{noug in
fhe cnurts Of Mnssachusttta and New Yorls
The cla;m. The hunt. the cspture. tie resrne.
rescued slave, With al the stage effects and
side shows. were gotten up Ii this case. I
rer1et tn say fnr thr, henef1t of a limited
ststes Cns&tom ION n House Sc aren't or - emn}o1ee:
Wm HeisEeli. m associafe nf Parson Rrn1yn.
Inv
and ne0Fnrs to an ovrrseernsmed pierc. lie.
;1s ats6rt c1rv-r -r3fas frnr, Nsahx;i1a r.
I6S;e1ss,1 ra1e a. aS~..,na5 - .rss - T.
1asa raa.sh ~, ~" -. .a ata ~ Inoa
ment in t6e Office of thc tAssistant anent =,
tIe F Treasnr, ~ @ nenartpaent Isre r. cnnss "
apcpee @ Of tie w and it's attenaant coopnl
s;nns n Trnn.ssr. Pi.rcr hE 3e1rass 80, fan4,a ~
Simsa1f desnrt11 r. ~ 1o,rs ~ aS1da IL
nerro-s wSn t;r.3 ~ war;nar s Taan9- =! u,th ~
an war.f I'm ~ 1ht cmn1ormanf IN E1ox";aia r;nn'
w1,c1r sonr at fhem Frnt intn tha hns1;ta1as
sns n,fsra .nsaaed ss ena ,eo tns aospltas
HnS Z. olts .,nt ssss ~ Sessaats ana !amlJ
~n,,,d ~ Jnnht Se,at qu ~ a. uael g! maSes
horaa ~ ~ uu f.sne nE Asps nos, y. tutLn ~
p:a-e. foun5 - aa.at ssasGn app1oaGn!ns,
- 1ra.i' ~ oaaaJ;sy 10 Ivy sone 9aoos
IL To.a, f1a,' u' ~ceosu.ns., octaousnt ulnl o.
tua.n ,ua as Mno, pooI cIeat4te8,
rs-l .1rs,e 1-t,rG t1,a;z eu1p "'tuuns nnep
tHa;. h"it9 aiu .usn naelel 4oase nhlns
a,ra oea t . natn ene nusAs tne 1ankees cut.
- ti,o " assio5s @ aeH 70 INC pfo1ect!on
" lle pa.Ilat sual tool, eoaelY 1o7 tnelr o"n
Euou, Itelce came ~ Ano1v1Ie-t vas not
nls nIst sas1t upon slmltar erfand-aud
EfouEnL 94u promptly ootalnea tne co-opera'
uon o1 Ml. htlsAeu. the Iessee OF Tue ltfe
auo plqEerN, ~ cMGainS and restoring 1t to
lug o1o piantatlon.
nj. nes s1eu appneo 70 inc military author.
~ .of PertAlsston 70 take certain servants OF
uae 10 nas house. -taeee servants were rep"
1eeIn.eo etthn'st ss raants, roaming tae streets
IA snd -aa5sd thn5,- ~ aes,staan ~ ~ Eo,n; n.ie
Tas sa:d of nm oyersecr and n distant nlante'
tion. with a warning not to disturb any
nh1e-hodied admit 1,erson nnvrerronta of -
, 1864-04-13

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that meeting Of he Stockholders o. The FouEzH
NATIONAL BANK OF Chicago. will be held 1t their
banking Honse in the City Of chicago. IT o'clock
"A H., the 18th day 0! April: 1871. 10 y9e npoa
such oller sua1tcfe may hefnrG said meeting.
HENJ. LOMBARD rres.dent.
CHICAGO Apsfl $th, 1885, Rr5-clG3-letfR
, 1864-04-13
'CAs1P SrAH DraXDT STATION, VA.,}
January I, 1sG3.

Prof HOLLOWAY:
Dear 8E-I have hoard 4 great deal Of tall about
your famous Pills. and as never was in nned Of them
I'll now. want to try them, DIarthGa ID rery pre-
yalent At tic present tc; sand the worth Of the
eucloeed. Yours, dc.. JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. f, 5th Rext., E1ce.slor Brigade.
, 1864-04-13
Regularity of Action s.se Sou1 Of
Health.

wccarpcst1y call the attention Of our femklcEeadcrs
:ups. kie1wtns aaxetsise.ns Of thc ce', h!std
~, Rof EE PIT tor ftrhlcE, lH hest regulator OF
;lc 1cuxlc Avsten J. snr1cd TO the public pr.
vent on to excess. IN antalote to 9. Sud removal
II the ubsfuG tons HAT BATH tnesc Pills. In
securing regularity Gf actt"n 10 the fcm.l sTE:en.
.tcu!c health. md with health be:tow The {Ssclns-
rye. Ia lie etcP ind ceAr cn1a-xitu tint de a2ie
ic.lthy oEsh. Ktau fl< alveE. lsemtn a212cISi-ft
, 1864-04-13
SHAWMUT WIREW0RKS.

BROOM WIRE, WAIVERS WIRE, PAIL
MARKET WIRE, Of fsupesIor quality. Aad at the
low est prices, manufactured By FAlsKA1s, FoLLEIT
&co., Boston. Mass.
Also, extensive importers Of Thu Plates, Sheet
Iron, dc, Ap'1!eastSt
, 1864-04-13

.+s January =, l8d. s
slr-1Ieasc send INC for the enclosed 50 cents the
we1th o(ft In Pills. enclosed find Il cents to pay pos
tagc and you Will ob!ige. Address, yours. &C.,
6crgt. WI POWERS.
Co. E, 5th ReSt- Excelsior Brigade,
Washington, .. G..
, 1864-04-13

Confidential Phssletan. formerly Of St. Io1is, Ao}
~orucr q: Monroe Chicago. Ill., h4lf b!olk 1roG the
set oniee: o. 81 1hrontc t'issases ana diseases oi
s-eats with unparalleled sarcesa. Rooms separate.
whcfr LadiGs aLd GenslcmeE eau 9otsu1 tue Docto7
~ r: H.; sundnit 10 to u \ H.. Communications
colEdcDuAl. Consuit.uurs iree. Address i. =. Box
From ihe DvcsoF.D lone e1peneAce In liaspi! ant
7:t.Ae practice, he il aitc ~ cr1Ar. emo will Euar-
pcrtsc, cu.es for Eli ChroLtc diseases II their
most se.ere md coupllca.ec e,asee. In vary short
TINE. without tue USE If ,ner4Lrr.
IoILc men suffering from s'fs arc invited 70
all A perfect cure *arrac Ted. Ft1aIe 1sre.nlA7'
iee E:,endcat on Puberty, Mtnstrn4tson or parsons
l.4nE atE ohstEnc lions 70 tncrrase. sh IL. call ..
o1ct .hc be cr:t!. rcs! Of citS Fstercn. - ~ to
stIItiY End un94.il.ilArEiR
, 1864-04-13

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist.
Church, Gefnautowc, Penn.
Da C.A.JAcKsox: {. Dear Sir-Persoral ex x3cz1aneo
enables me to say tnat reKast tho German 0ltteEs
nrepafet By Yo1 : must excellent medicine. In
c1ses cold and general debility have been
greatly By the y Of the BtsttEs an doubt
nat they VIII Dr. rejpce similar e1ects on Others
Your. truly, WARIEN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa. -
, 1864-04-13

from Rev ]. H. Turner, PASTOR Of Heddtag II. E.
Church, Philadelphia
n.JACxsoH: Denr sir-HAyinE used Jour German
Ble.s my Iasclly frequently. sn Prepared 70 say
that 1t has been OF Erea :aefyicc EeMavH that In
most cases general debility OF the syste1a It u the
knowledge. yousa, respectfully.
J. q. TURNER,
rs n. NineteeAth skZree.
, 1864-04-13
Txoytss N11w1tFsa EEir Kesto-

In LepGfcl!ow's 1't. si1a~ntae adjudsed to
hnvr conferred the greatest boon on h!h tribe because
2e brought to lis not-cc carr. livery will ntm1I
:t oni preparation h worthy Of the name, for the
ntncu1e ii conlcrs whrn It !. Lnotn-
Eutl TIL. U!AWA fltA DOES
# cstofc> 1add ant gray hair ami VILLAGERS to their
:rEtaal eolo7 L hr1n:s Up the natural shading q
Life appearance. 80 teat tho Enout critical Observer
t!bot drtect ,s u6c- 1t makes harEh hAlE soft and
:s.n 81! tnpu1ities. II rra6iy apneird and ~ped
co' the taln my hair sing. and c-tlrrF over
tontan!nE En:pha.; sngar %f lc7d: &c: Tns nEogre-
.rnsc test, tho New York dailies three weeks,
wtlvh Ae,SEyEK ACCEPTED. Let so1e wsll. :;
.p0NE and tf*nttrefted pc.+onb appoint one TO the
s'rtr tor Of e-ch preparation for tic haiE TO brig
<;p the color Every proprietor 20 Csc nothing but
ac he test A ccrttnca of the zesu.. . ,'c wisely
hled at The exrensc Of tc copc!i
:,5p-62w 10 University PlAcc, New York.
, 1864-04-13
: Uppurt11FrSht4).

T HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN MY
Il sen. Richard Mnson. Jr, into eopaytneEshtp, for
The purpose or transacttpg q Wholesale and Retail
Lumber hus sIucSs. RICHARD MASON.
, 1864-04-13
GENTS,
r.. j. HOWE,
0n]ce and Docks foot Of North Lxsalle street.
c-acSs i'm
.:kcnl0nalH.

p ENIOVAL.-J. Leduc, late Of
IL Lednc / Gibbs has removed to
eli South Water Street, fap-stairs),
There he will continue in the business buying
and selling all sorts OF produce on commission.
-ruli23-b49+ lInIs
, 1864-04-13

Volunteers for the Ar,nt should not lcsve the City
MINT. For sefrs, scurvy, Wounds. Saatl.t'o1,
Fcvtre. md Bowel Complaints. thrRe eatcinea are
%hr hest il the wurtt. Every French spdlcr d sea
thcln II the reader Of tim s.nntt g. cannot get q
e1 OF Pills OF Optmt fruuo the drug IN hls
olacr, lei Lin write to nc, So Mulusn Lane, en.
:!otiae thu auaount, ard VIII mail box tree OF
'tnLe. Many dealers NIL not kerr my medlclrea
hant btcausc they cannot make as much pro1t .:
on other nersous make. s. Cents es cents. and 81 II
pct box or pul, np.Qcl651w
, 1864-04-13

Taking advantage of.a very dark evening,
and temporary absence Of vigilance on the
Fart Of the guard, perhaps not wholly unin-
tentiona1, bob" brought ladder, and plac-
ing it beneath the window. James who had
contriyed to break one link OF his irons at
tempted to descend upon 1t, but his feet
getting tangled, he fell some ten teet head.
long, vas caught in his brothers arms, and
heroically borne away upon his back. Hear
Ing the noise, and suEpecttng the attempted
escape OF James, Heiskell threw up his win
dow and shot twice into the darkness, in the
stBob'' With his brother on his back. The
bad aim foiled the bad intent, aud both
escaped uniujurcd Ny own quarters being
not half a gunshot distant, heard the shots,
t:,c order to - Halt" and the hurrying tread
Of the guards, and Of the fogltives, but was
not aware Of the interesting and exciting
drama which wa6 transpiriug SO near me.
THE PURSUIT OF GEN cARTER's BoDr-0UARD.
aAbout 1O1< O'Clock p. m. psrty Of sol.
sHepry Clay,' an industrious and worthy
colered man, living with his wife in the
neichborhood Of the Provost -MarshaPs Of
13rr near CIV street. They Tere refused ad
n,ission. and a considerable parley was held.
Henry would not admit the intrnders."
"Nho a1e 3ous:n asked Clay.
uFTends, ;" was the answer.
"WInt do yon want!''
ave whit to home I'M -.
lyon must tell yonr business drst-' =.
"Wc'll break down the door II Jou don't
T open it WHEN ron STATE @ yoar a1s69;aa 691es5} 81
the time With weapon In hand like tsne
man, to defend his domlcl}c against midnight
Finally the party outside said: "Wc are
from Gen. Carfer's headquarters:
ssThen ron can come In" said Henry, ana
the door Tas or ened. 4 light was ordered,
and the soldicra, for srch they proved, then
stated that they had come to search the house
for the boy Jim, who had run away rom ,ao oso
man NeAe&en. They were told that the boY
was not in the house, hut they searched m
d,r the beds md wherever = person could be
concealed. The overseer, with colored boy.
Ehom be had probably captured, stood IN N
finding the slave, the soldiers apologlzed fof
the unreasonable Intrusion, saying to ths
, 1864-04-13


Nto,uv1rk rar<~oI Dojtrood
sp.u,s,ns. .na gsoa Express lines. over tn, y. +.
r. f. ar, r. .ne{ G1a ~ ~ ~
Erte I.nnai sne - -eth ~ ~ ~ ~ NJ
aNpi1A4ehpe* H@LA"AD.
.. Thu Ba4ea ~ Freirkt and Passage hv thess
steamers a1s much Less thaa ~ Rallroaa'
ROUTE has tdneed tic propretots 70 add to III line
feEeral new stcamefa, wa!ch are ntsd OIL IN stye
untfpfoache1 upon the Lakes, making the stehnarf
c@onE on @ odasoa for Fsei.ht and ratssen$er.: = e. $r+ ,
e12 h1 pops o. m Inc q Kew Gan.f
Store Of Lake McliGap. and from kaosa ports to Bp
G0hTRaGIlNE EKEIEUT &EENTS&t
JOHN q. MOBEt Agent New 7 ork Central iIAIlroad
"a nEoadway. New York.
II. H.x9.SFAuLDlhGs proprietor 6pAaldlnBH Express,
J. b. WLGus M e.: "A Afsa:s 1 pa'oo M ,Exg:ss: ,; "a
New YorE @ ~, ,..,o,
ID. 80. ~ S1t tEaus"
At. 1IGk,. Agent y. Y;cI +; i, GleysIaad. ohio.
wy. 6TEH AHI{ AgeatE 4. r, E1soufEn, -.
~ s Ps:sepseT ssFs aseas. s3 caqE st9ses
-.@r~n E. <~nrxr
hACAaHUasA q 4AANCDIAs
A-o--
ose .na nosks fost e S95:h Dearborn s5sf. 3D.
--------------------- --------- -----------
E7HE N0ETHTPN TIP ANGp0P
, 1864-04-13

From the Rev. Tnos. W1user. Pastor Of Eo1borough
m IAexsor: Dear atr-I feel It dua 10 your
ccIIcat nrcpsfotion Hooand German Bill to add
ny tesiimouy 70 the deserved reputation It has OBJ
great dtaoFdef IN ~ head ani qesvoua svsieua. I
man Btsers. did 20. and hats. experienced great
and relieI: ny health has bean
where meet wlsh similar similar to my own,
and have been assured By many OF sheit good edect
'''TN +. NiS4TEsk. Ro.borooEh, r.
, 1864-04-13

Eo.d ~ 1pKp Il sNI1H, Wheleea1e DEurGista, =
Lsi4e E4I1e1, ClcaEo Ill., General We4tefn AEeotA g
whom al ofdet1 msT b addressed. 1e1bkk7a3wSAx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Al'e-aiive Syrup

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Diurctic Compound

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Nerve I vigorator

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D. ssrst.rt Now fitgE Et-~E -, - -
rf--- rrs-srsr 20. 81 srsird rs-k .r-.. .rs.r- ia
et-rr ssfHaa 90 f-c~srf ef ~ pfso- B., uasiI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Respect the Earthxorm

Pa ners are generally a~arc that the
earth worms iuSariaies IN arirh soil. bur
thy are noi disposed o. give BAN any credit
Tor contributing Co its fertility. Bst th~
Creator isSiser fLan tbcy. and lie give.
The iaru'rr ettcieut brlpcrs under rro.,9
who do ban good service. ~itsoat psv is
"ooey 90 even 90 thsnks. One Of fh. for
sign quartcriics gives ar Accent q lie
iSoor done by this bosy engineer.
The ground j. almost alive with tie rrr,-
mon earth worm. Nhsreser mold h. tv-r-
ed uP. there these sapPers and miners arr
turned up ~ith Il tl-sy are. in.iced. nature.
Piovuen; they bore 81. stubborn all =,
even dircet on. and rende r. \ r..-,;,....
% ar. ram and 6bers Of plaut. Wsho-.
t1ese aaEIiiaries. The isr ser. sav. C.iii--,
White. % wosid 6nd thar his land you'd
become cold. hard bount anl sterile II.
green mantle If vegetaiiou wh.ch eo,er.
the earth D. Dependent upontis worms ~hieb
burros IN he bosels ofm. What cor,.,.
more definite IDEA Of the msenIssde 81
ther operations. they ar perpetsauy re-
pientshing fhe Upper son ant covering
Niil 'oit an4 lnc Material. a crus' uLirh
before "a ciose AID angenial TL.v sraL
io~a quanIfy 90 earth 18th ih-ir fool. AL
having eEirarfcd the nu'r.ment. they ei-,t
~ rvmainaer a. the ootlet Of their holes
in' Feiuse forms fbe vorn-essfs. ub.rb
~ th@ annoyance of the gardener. Mo
's'' q q rceonfiied 10 hen 81 be- VS. a-srr
tAa' inc aePosHors ave bim hsndre.i
uines more iaior thsn Thy csass ~
O'aTie' Dfrrin has shown taat IN thr,ee,
yearsa field or pasture 49, covered o.
Ia depih % three inches and q h,,f -
ise n'ii Discharged from their rnte.a,..
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Important Caution.

Ttaussnts 81 toFsr. 80 rn-i ts .-5a-f--
gsrsrAs c.i's. sha~h 10 -.r--rhas frt.s-, 49,,
BE- e.1ars tarn fraafi go t.Ise ed I.s.r, w.
frfi'sra-Hts af we cfiiraf fhrrr.~fs- ,.-t.r.
~ho-f criF r~ruruaas nfrfrsa fs - 40 fh.v 49,, IA
thFHaeIffs- rrf-iar ras-r-tsa- 81 90. &C.,.
OF u 'rr arr HrasfFrf. aaI frr .rft ed. -. 81.
f r.n-a H -fulrr 2 a-atsls q t-srf-rrrr 49,.
70 n 60 rr.t~r ta r-ai' -.-~ o. ,r.ks- ..r go.
rrrfg. % surf fhat A. is 10 Paws 80 ,...f go
o fr-'~-tfr. er tru bee asre r-a-aa ta r-rr-f ,f
- Milo 30 - rrif s-ilf srr.aa = Pr,
'e 80. q rof fa ~ EnEisaf. 80 sfs-rt,.-.
r-fAias -f-ranfy af rfissf- u.st Ii-.. saf b.
FIFes szfratfr.f fssfiasss-rfs ssfhsrr uh.~A -.
sffaafT CO g. saffsf ia csanf -ur~ Tarf..
uer staar So nss-f.srr. aaf -srf ~ rrr.a ..rt
= ls1ulh-f~a -ftttAt. DISEASES 80 Co..
~ ha.l.asn 81 a. frFa.trIs r.uIalrf frs..-....
% le-rf f~sra- s-rrraeais. go 81 - 49,
49, frnsrfl rIsrtsr~. aaff arrIiarnr H-aIh go
p~i-d ht.a tn r-ifu-Tul.h fhsf a.f afaus - -
f'r-rflos. tfeaffaE an rlsss-es 40 -rrri-ar. =.
sr'fnr tfuar on. ru.-nce I.l sst~s r.s..r A.,
- ~l.saf afi-uftan. er-sslls = fr-frur~ 49,
80 aHf lrl .safisnf feel a.e.rrr ra.ss rtI a. wsII
= era-ua D. or sraf f.r tl. t-.-t......st. H..
tlf~ r.sirr rl-rsa-re A. Ia-ra--- lssfhE..i. a.
lrr'-d 90 80 l--risri sia-is-ttas saf-..f
Alfaor. sf tacr. Ges. A fr~ss q. H.
~. AA. Zee - rf DR uHrTI-uN
~ - stvn st. Proftd~uce. RI.
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aF.rnsr with &C. COO Aero,

n - NtNA w. 0NHN0g AlAth
~ m fci'o~ing viii b. scrn that
h,uii = can BE- ,aFrhd on As extensively
any otb~r tusiness. ard a. a. large
aPrc6s. Mr.. Ssllisan's farm. s'Broailand-
on ~hicb be rcsi.les. oOasaius - 900 acres.
= esr niles vide ard seven long. With
800 un,ier cultivation. from tia; a. clears
a prof; OF $1,000 A correspondent q
tie Chicago JOsrs@l. says.
Michael L. sullivan. Esq. fcr many
year one Of the largest an most devoted
fsrwers oi One. whose brOai acrrs stretch
81 tie rich val ey Of The Scio,o in the sight
cf the dome Of the spitOl ,no-the leading
farmer q The northwest some years ago
be sold nis valuable lands in FrAnkhnton.
ard reinves'ed m th- cheap. rich. vast and
unsettled prAiries OF Illinois. Nine miles
Fen Homer on the greas Western railroaa
and seventeen niles from Tolsdo. on tie
liiinois Central. IN Champaign. county.
ten years ago the magnificent farm Mr..
Suihvan nov eultNAies. vas a drsarv
waste. and It's vicinity a solitude. He
entered in ISIS. more than 10000 acres.
expended $40. coo IN permanent improve
meets. and nov farms rising 900 acres.
The remainder J. under scnoe. and viii IN
time be ARMED. Mr.. SgIiivan has 10000
additional acres in the county adjoining
Champaign. but uninprovcd.
Every expense OF labor or improvement
IS daily and carefully entered. ard hrs books
are balanced and kspt viii an aoruraev
equal 20 any bank n STATE Per instance
every laborer. horse. u.sle or OK. = naned.
and time book - kept Of earb n.e
farm Is laid OF in sections. and every d.y-s
work. together ~iih produ non and I'M
Trovefnen'. Is eniervd. and profit and Ios.
debts and credit. are fails cAhibited
This = his system. and j. invioiable.
One statement vii startie the eredaIitv
OF most men. even "a mer-that I 40
acres Of corn werc cultivated lat YEAR b.
i.SoO DAYS manual labor His book Show
tins fact-and more. Every DAYS work q
horse. oxen and male on The farm. and
parts Of the farm. > carefully and accurate
~ recorded. His blacksmiths. a-arleners.
dN'rymen. fruiters. etc. each have So
araie accounts. ard be can tel YOU The
cost. 20 the tenth 81 dirnc. Of the raisinr
Of corn. OF Tie oost ~ hay. lover. t.aso,by
see,i. etc lie expected last year % cut
5000 tons - hsy. bar The season va. m
ProPHious. ard topping Ihe timothy With
marhinery. seni % market 500 busbel.
t-noihy seed the winter. seed selling the
s'ost 81 u Al - So pr bu.A~l. This morn
M ] received ne~s oiiLc arrival ofs. 900
horses and n'uiss belonging 20 the Gov
ernaient Tor fevding This - but one an
e'isni Of Mr.. S-ilivan's great plan. and IN
I've =, a. BE- Nil have thar nunber q cattle
o. his own % feed.
Hs puI pose Is raising ard fresiirr
sioek. and the raising last year Of 100
ewhels q s'ra~berries and loo hs.h-I.
Of P~aches, were bot inc iJeuts Of has Great
purpose. Riding over the farr, I found d.
go FAT cattle. aad the yosng stoyk were 10
ever dir-ction.