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univ enough, TO pay bis State taxes-let them
benaii nromptly-fortffy himself against all
the nnrchase of foreign goods and wares,
and IL "a bound to- come out right in the
end The same argument applies with even
more force TO the State policy. When by
eco. and prudence every farmer Is free
from debt the State will be found
not whit behind. An economical
examine in the one, will beget It m the
other. and rice versa. The State debt IS
had thing, as IS any private debt. IL Is q
debt. and can be made nothing else until
Maid. No bankrupt law, reputation, OF
ANYTHING else will change it without an
equivalent Is paid By the debtor. he must
then buckle down to the Work or suher tne
consequences OF the neglect and TURNER eA-
trayagance. The State cannot ieSlsiate het-
self out OF debt. She Is the great oooy'
and the individual farmers ana man MAJ uIactu-
rers are the component parts. neh tlley
By close industry and economy pay up anu
ore indenender,t, the influence eXerted In
their effort will be SO powerful as to rid the
STATE of all Legislators and ofice-holders
that would not reduce governmental ex-
ncnses to correspond with retrenchment al
home. It Is useless to expect retrench-
ment and ref orm In the public offices OF our
state when the demands OF society at nome
and abroad call for more money and more
luxuries than honest labor and professional
skill can honestly earn. II the position de-
mands large salary it is because those not IN
public office set the example. We claim to
be governed by the will OF the people, and
it is the rM Of the people that keeps
up such extravaganza that the Government
cannot withstand The force Of it. The work
il before us; the issue must be met; we
cannot escape it; no manGuvring can pro-
tect us, either as individuals or as State.
The sooner we come down to the work as
individual retrenchers and reformers the
sooner we can require like action OF those
who run our governmental machine. Our
homes, our flames, and our State alike must
economize-husband home resources to the
| exclusion Of all foreign; encourage and
support home manufacture and our home
poor in preference to giving our labor, our
money. and our produce for the wares and
support of foreign paupers and foreign In
stitutions. This course Of individual ,econo'
nv will sooner bring-in fact, is the only
| thing that will bring-about change foI
the better. The change must be brought
about either by this means or by some great
DISRUPTION and commotion in our political,
financial, and governmental ahfa;rs-as wise
men let us choose the lesser OF the two evils,
| If economy may be called an evil. w.
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GFor the Dispatch.l
nofrcue and Reform.

This subject has for some time past been
largely discussed, and in many instances
well handled; but there is something about
it peculiarly interesting to the. farmer, be-
cause State can legitimately be viewed on
financial questions in the same light as an
extensive farm. The farm must, in the
first place, produce enough OF the staples Of
its own demand to keep from buying them,
else the habit OF purchasing meat, bread,
corn, hay, fuel, fruits, &C., begets an eX-
travagance that will itself, sooner or later,
produce bankruptcy. Secondly, after pro-
ducing these necessaries of life, comfort, and
thrift, the surplus only may be sold, il
sufficient price is paid for it. II you
cannot realize enough to pay for the
grswing then don't dispose of it, for it may
be almost universally consumed on the farm
in profitable way. In other words, seek
to make everything bring the hest price
certainly enough to pay for its producing.
We should suit our opinions and customs
to the unavoidable and Interchangeable cir
eumstances surrounding us, and not put
down as: necessities things that in other
times might better bear the name. but look
at these foreign products and manufactures
as inimicalto our interest, and consequently
things that must be dispensed with. we
must bear in mind that while we sell at the
lowest prices we should buy other things
in same ratio. But upon consideration
OF the matter we find that the things
bought by the farmer do not SO de
crease In price as his products, and since
he cannot make fair exchange he had bet
ter make none at all. Use your farm pro-
ducts Tor the increase and improvement OF
the farm interestin every way. The farmer
Id independent OF the outside world, and
should never yield that indepen dence,. but
when the pressure comes fall back upon his
farm, make bis own Hood and raimetif, sell
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sssnERnSS tssRS ST-HE PRaDIers a
THIRD-TERM NoxrsATI0S.--A dispatch,
from Long Branch, Nd, says:
:. Secretary Sherman has rather aston
ished some OF the politicians Byaa statement
which he made last evening in the course Of
conversation wishsa gentlemaa. He said
that be believed that Grant would receive
the nomination for the presidency, and II
the Convention sat tomorrow the vote
would be given almost by reclamation"
- II awno would be free himself must
strike the blow, 40 also he who would be
q slave may himself commence By forging
chains for free people. t..3
The North may yet find that 1t forged its
own chains when 1t forged ours.
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Colonel Abe Fulkerson denies the state
ment made by the Virginia People that he
should have said in his speech Mt Newbern
that the Richmond Dispatch was edited in
Wall street, and says "that he never had
any intimaton or suspicion that the Rich
mond Dispatch was edited anywhere else
than the place 1t purports to be-" and asks
the People, in very courteous manner, to
correct the statement. We are glad the
Colonel denies the statement, and hope the
People was mistaken in quoting him. Ger
tainly no Virginian can impute dishonesty
to the Dispatch or assert that it is run in
the interest OF any clique or party. Vir.
.ginia's welfare has always been the highest
ambition OF the Dtspatch.-Pearisburg Vir-
9inian.
Senator Phlegar has met and squelched
Fulkerson in the Ninth congressional dis
trict. Hurrah for the ''game cock OF the
Southwest !"-Franklin Gazette.
A correspondent OF the New York World
in an eulogistic communication, dominates
General Joseph f. Johnston, OF Richmond
as the most suitable candidate for the next
President OF the Uaited States.
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TIE VALUE OF CREDIT.-Coloncl fulker'
son proposes to secure the aid OF the Gene
raj Government to build the Cumberland
Gap,railroad, which General Malone butch,
cred so eticctuaIly some years ago. Should
Colonel FuIkerSon he elected to Congress
on the platform laid down in his Newborn
speech it is not likely that his efforts in this
direction would prove successful. A man
who says the credit and honor OF the State
are played out could not very consistently
ask Congress to lend that State money
enough to build railroad; and man who,
protesting these views, wants an unlimited
paper currency based alone on the "falth
and credit" OF the Government, would be
considered little too loose in his logic fol
a wise COUNSELLOR Ctinch Patley Neacs.
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stdT The speech Of Jefferson Davis will do
more to drive northern people from the
South than ever Lees sword did.-Ne,r
York Herald. .'',' ~. ~.
II the northern. people are such asses as
this. statement indicates the South won't
cry much over their " driven" brethren.
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We, learn fro1a the Red Bluff California;
Peoples Cause that j. F. ELLISON, medalist
OF Washington Literary Society OF the UNI
versity Of Virginia, OF session OF 1S7G-1s77.
delivered the Fourth-ot-July Grafton in that
Mace .....s.s. ..s - ... + SO
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CHRYSOPHASIC ACID:
THYMOL-crystaliz0d;
PICRIC ACID-crystas;
IACTOPHOSPHATE OF LISIE-solubc;
FLUID EXTRACT VISCUM ALBUM;
FLUID EXTRACT RINDELIA ROBUSTA;
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS VESICULOSIs;
FLUID EXTRACT JABORAND!;
SUCCUS TARAXACI-Engllsh;
SUCCUS CONli-Euglish;
SUCCUS BELLkD0N&1E-Engl
SUCCUS CYAMi-Engiish
GLYCERiTE KEPuALINE;
PANCREATIC EMuLSI0N-Ensiish;
PEPSINE P0RCl-English
and all rare preparations, TO be had at
MEADE S BAKERS Drugstore,
To- 9l9 Main street.
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COI'RT ORDERS.

TTHOMAS J. NOBLE, Trustee,
Johu ". Wright, sheriff of The ely oil
aud As such administrator Win III" VIII
OF Elizabeth stratton, decea>e''
IN CHANCERi.
III, t,,,,y,uy h An extract from The decree 'n'''
-. nc ms caass on the Ain oil Nay. ,n,,
The Court doth adud2e "Ld%r An" Of tbs
IL be referred 10 one OF the con- CON-
Court TO take following accounts ,s,r,,Ior OF the
First. An account OF the gdtn!HI,iFss, W JOHN IL
estate or Ezaeeth s,r,tom %ISt snd As ,ue
Mrsmtt st with the ~n sunrAed ." sSit
Second. An account Of ths drn;i r"s y
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SUITS. SUITS! SUITS.

SUITS. SUITS! SUITS.
READY-MADE DRESSES FOR LADIES-thc
largest stock ever shown In this city-thc lowest
prices ever known-and you get TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth you purchase.
We are selling SUITS for much less than they
cost to manufacture. No drcssmakcr would make
them at the prices, even II you furnished all of the
material.
GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS in great
variety;
Gcntlcmen's FURNISHING GOODS of a" kinds
MATTINCS,
OIL-CLOTiiS,
CARPETS. RUGS,
WINDOW-SHADES.a ana
at low prices and you get
TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth You purchase.
There never WIS such an opportunity ID save mo
ney In the purchasing OF your DRY GOODS. In
order to make this great saving, supply your wants
at LEVY BROTHERS,,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street,
tv 10 Richmond, Va.
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sset.nItatiyes In Congress will do all IN their
power to HIT this burden from the people.
Tn nking you for your kindnessin the.
past, and hoping that have not trespassed
zoo far on your space, Tremain yours truly,
- IL e. Il. BIS.
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CAsslMEREs LINENS: CASHMERE,

Our extensive stock at th.-~ good, We has.
marked down twenty per cent. !c.. than they hlY.
been sold At this wish 10 rt4lur,. ,,.
stock OF these goods. We cuari&r.. bargain, ~
them.
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II you want cheap dress d"a'; fail 10 giy" q,
call. We have marked dawn DIR iiue t"cEtI.- g.3
per cent. less than their iortncr price Ia order
close them out.
For bargains In other goods call aaI sec tn" rG.r
1T the Great savings Institution al
TilAIiliMEE ERpTliER>.
jy6 COL Broad strc,'.
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THE CLOSING SALE OF LEVY BROTHERS.
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.

You will find the largest stock or HAMBURG
EDGINGS and IEsERT1NGS in the city, and at
the LOWEST PRICE, and get TEN CENTS OFF on
every dollars worth you purchase.
You will find large stock OF DkEsS EooDs
shifted 10 all seasons, and get TEN CENTS OFF On
every dollars worth you purchase
You will find all the leading brands Of SHIRT
INGS and SHEETINGS, and get TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth you purchase.
You will find BED-TICk, CIIEVIOTS, DENNIS
JEANS, and DRILLS, at all prices, and get TEN
CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you purchase
You will find Il full assortment Of READi-MADt
UNDERWEAR at lower prices than ever. and gel
TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you pur
chase.
You will find all kinds OF GOODS FOR BOYS
AND MEMS WEAR ut greatly reduced prices, ant
got TEN CENTS OFF Oh every dollars worth yol
purchase.
You will find full assortment Of
VICTORIA LAWNS,
sOFT-FISISTED CAMBRICS.
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLlNS.
EMBROIDERED MUSLINS. and
NAlNsooKs.
and get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth yol
purchase.
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COMMISSIONERS OtfiSs'

RICHMOND, July :, 1873:
- ,;s ,,,sr..t,I ARE hereby notlh:d .ias !
ba neG ssd on 7a and N my as
1873 Y eslosS M A., a. an, md BANK Streets the
aieyea e the ioresons esIfe sad ssra
pprnof Of debts against the es,atr 81 fEVaSs
ion, deceased. Commissioner.
| IN 9-Tutw~ --a-----------,
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M COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKLE
MEHiClNALLY PURE.
iNI'rI:iin DIRE, +

We have the testimony Of physician, wi" -,
scribe II. and OF patients who haS. tah'n f. ia; :
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH A.
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN Any nruI
OIL. MEADE EAkEE,
importing and DISPENSING Pharmacies,
nol5 go Main street. E!chmoui. ",
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YINO DYSPEPTICS.-The LUNENBURG
/ LITHIA WATER, Is offered you remedy OF
unduestionablc value In the treatment or Dyspepsia
in lis various forms. We have 1t Oh drauSht, for
sale In any quantity. At so cents per gallon. Kead
the subjoined certificates:
Messrs. POLK Mtlter & Co.:
Gentlemcn.-I have used the 'LUSENEURt,
LITEIIA WATER " with Gecided bencft In seyera
eases OF Dyspepsia and Indigestion occurring boti
in adults and children. In one case especially
where indigestion was accompanied by htdGdcht'
The result was something marvellous. DoubucSS,
when better known 10 the faculty, ihlS Water VIII
acquire high rank among the medicinal SPINS oi
Virginia. Ed. /. RoRlSsoH' VI. ~.
Richmond, June II, 1878.
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PARSOLS. lARt>D!.~
DEESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS

Our entire line Of SILK AMI SERGE PAEkSOl,
at prime cost 10 close them out. i'l aud soc 'l.n
as we shall make great SacllfCr.
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JUST OPENED:
100 pieces good CALICOES at &c. yard:
cases BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOVs >,
&C. = yard: '
cases hes; BLEACHED and BROWN cor
TONS In the city at &c. yard:
80 pieces WkMSUTTA COTTON At Zoe
2 cases ASDkOSCOGGIN COTTON at 7Ic
Forty-inch VICTORIA LAWN at l0c. wGr:e
sATiN.STRIPE VICTORIA LAWS At 1o-
worth 15c.;
10 pieces STRIPED and CHECKED FRryryr
ORGANIZES at20c. worth 35r.
40 pieces BLACK GRENADINES auI Laos
BUNTING ut cost in or'irr 20 clO.e Them .,,,
For bargains In GRENADINES Civ Ms 3,
call.
BLACK CACHEMIRES. A!.PNCAS. Ti,u<r
BUST1SGS. and oth"r Rack Go.rIs II yer.
low prices. Call and zee them.
90 pieces LINENS and GRtSS-CLDTlI> for : ,.
dies busters, Suits. &c. i. very 'ow ,Irlc..,,
Is pieces LINEN TRIMMINGS from DC to 2jr.
yard This Is one OF the largest assert .ucrr
In the city.
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commend 1t rs n most udiunble agent in Dys.
pcpsia especially that fern accompanied by acid
erictations | have witnessed most obstinate
case-one that resisted the whole nadterlh medlcd-
Weld 70 the effects of this Water. / also commend
,t nc = Fcbrifupe WI. ALLEN, VI. d.
Luncnburg Courthouse, March 20, 1878.
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FURNITURE.

TOR SALE.-Desjring to give mEn
r. attention 10 manufacturing. NY hrS" w,
Stock of CHAMBER. PARLOK ami biNIN''-j M
ROOM FURNITURE l. now tor sale a. h'aHl-'
Diver tirirn per cent. saved hy p"rch2s.n+ N"s
EirRSTTURE Z, ARTHUR Eou\EI>.
Warrrouu> 1907 Main str' {.
S-pARIOR SUITS Of ioy'!lBc ani "th'T =,
I-uhoIstcry: CHAMBER StlT> %! ftrGtE :! 80
Glass and Best Flush: SIDEbnAHI'>' ~
RACKS. EXTENSluN.TAELE> &'.-1i ~ '"
such opportunity Is seldom u''c:c. L" - h, 49,.
EI'REITtkF., = -
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~UI.UEADS, $3.50 TO IS per ream' a
X IL nispATCH PRiNTiNa-hoGsk
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DRY GOODS.
\ g. T.. MITTELDORFEh.

n d L. MITTELDORFER.
~. 527 BROAD STREE
Another lot of AUCTION GOODS jl.t receive
TO be sold at prices To aSi"nsh at. llAMl't H.
EDGTNGS and INSEETINnS-thc grcdtr,ttar.aIr
In the city; VICTORIA LAWNS AZ S.JH-r".ua
price. l2i,c.: 1T Zoe. worth lSr., ~ u T.. w'l'
Doc. the btSt CORDED piQGE III "a" GUY at Gir.-
regular price. 0c.: full l""i All fIHl, 81 " HI
GOODS at pinic prices; ELEN' NED cor "'
from 10 DC pcr yar,I-all The wall known brand
BROWN CDTTONS at less than they an Il" 'pr2a
for by the ease our stock ni DRESS GOODS ".
LINENS at lie. per yar,l-rc@u!ar rrtr". - .
BROWN LINEN DRILL tor pam ~ l2.:r. ""T'
20c.; CASSlMERE> and col InNADE> NJ
cheap: RED-CIIECK MATINEE ijc. per var.
regular price. 2Jc.: UNDEE>lili;iH lot G"u'I"
men. Eoys and LadicS-'hc ClrIi,-i 10 The ~.
GIVE u \ CALI b"Ini" N"n uEt"HH-r.
-. 4 T.. MiiTtl.hrEFt
jy 9-tJyi7 - Hr"a| ''''''.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
r D. GATEwOoD. 1903 EAST 8

r D. GATEWOOD. l2N3 EASl 81
y. MAIN STREEr.-furh!ulc i no" ~ E5s7
stock being bought before the ad'ance IN pre-,
psrtes buying from me get the 1dNsntSs'
am selling goods as low - they can bc iSH 90
III, 81 NV y1rs / have In stock all tue E'".
designs for ParIor, Chamber. and DiulnS h2S.;
nartics can be suited IN quality and price: n't,
specially. upho'S'e'''S az" jrli
raj. 49,
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SPECaAs. NOTICES.
SPECaAs. NOTICES.
HJ THE GREAT SAYINGS JySTr
TUITION OF BROAD STREET
SAT
TflALIlISiER BROTHERS..
THALHISfER BROTHERS

THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES. AND TUyy
q ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS TO THEIR wELL-AssoETEp sTorv
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I have found the "LUNENBCRG L!ItilA " a.
The very decided and sedatire influence this Water
exerts upon the yIStrO tntertc mucous memGrtnf
gives 1t L wide range of applicabiliIy.
JAMES a. AGSEw, VI. D..
HurkeYillc, W.
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DKsGS. MEDICINES. &c.

NSWEGO "DEEP-ROCk"
MINERAL WATER
UNSURPASSED AS A BEVERAGE,
and excellent In
AFFECTIONS Or TIE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
On GrauCht at our fountain at Sc: per glass
POLK MILLER & CO.,
iyl1 Ninth and Main streets.
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You will find 4 large assortment Of RIBBONS,
PRINCES, BUTTONS, AMI other TRIMMINGS,
and get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you
purchase.
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The Conservative Party and the State
Debt.
From the Norfolk Ledger.j

From the Nortolk LedSer.J
TO support 4 man simply because be is
debt-payer or a repudiator is to mix up
State and national issues in most unlustl-
fable and unnecessary manner, and cause
excitement and division in tue Conserva-
tive ranks without any benefit whatever to
the State at large. We think this whole
question. should be kept out OF the congress
sional canvass. 1t does not belong there !;
but in State elections it should be onenly
discussed, and there we take our stand be-
side the Slate, and will not support any
man for office opposed to the honorable pay
ment Of our debt.
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POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists, corner oil
Sintl and Main Streets sole Agents. jy2
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IS 9-t.Iy

TLOSlNG-OUT Me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nB- THE PEOPLE SEE TT.
THE FA1REsr SALE EVER MADE IN THIS

CITY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-14
JEFFERSONIANS.
The Meeting of the Association--Mr. Willis
~ Address.

The Meeting of the Association--Mr.W Willis
Address.
A meeting Of the newly formed Jefferson as
Simons' room in the old court house. The con-
stitution prepared was read and adopted, after
which Mr.. J. w. Willis proceeded to address the
assembly on the issues of the last Presidential
campaign, and the manner IN which it was con-
Quoted. He analysed the platforms of the two
parties, showing the insincerity of the Repuh-
Hcan declarations in favor of reform
when contrasted with their past record,
showed how they increased the burdens
of taxation by reckless expenditures of money,
and how they had tried to subvert this govern
ment by making use OF the army in times OF
peace to Cypress and intimidate the people and
undermine all civil government. He followed
the progress of the campaign from its inaugu-
ration to it's close; showed how the Repub l1cans
had fought the battle on the dead issues of the
war, supplemented by Misrepresentation of the
aims and purposes of the Democrats by charg-
ing them with desire to renew sectional
hatred, of paying the rebel war debt, and to re-
pudiate the national obligations. The bloody
Shirt was continually Haunted in the faces
of the people, and everything done to
reawaken strife in the pbblic mind.
He then adverted briefly to the frauds by which
the Republicans inaugurated their President,
although fairly beaten at the polls, and CLOSED
with high tribute to the patriotism ana puri
ty of purpose of the Democracy, and the pre-
diction that ere long they would again contro
the helm Of the ship of state.
The address betokeneu close study of The
political events of the past decade, aboundec
in quotations from political documents OF
general interest, and was illuminated by occa
sional bursts of fine forensic eloquence. AL
though but maiden effort in the field of pol
itics it gave promise of fine future for thu
young orator.
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Z = s
st. Paul railroad, when here, to bring on an
excursion party of farmers from Illinois and
Indiana. It will probably number one thou
aand of the best farmers Of those States, who
are tired out with q three years failure of the
corn crop-and the embargo of mud and al
most constant rain all winter-and who
desire to see the choice wheat lands
of this latitude and Judge for them
selves. Five pamphlets forwarded by the
secretary some three weeks ago, the list
being furnished by merchant on jackson
street, have been heard from, and are bringing
separate family for each pamphlet,
some of them with S5, 900 in cash.
The secretary reports the benefit to-the State
from the work now being done and tthe advel-
Using system adopted as simply immense
Letters by the thousand are pouring in in re-
Spouse to the advertisements in the newspapers
| OF the magnitude of the work no one not
familiar with the results would have the least
idea. He asserts that the immigration here
next fall and spring will be beyond all prece
| dent-much greater than We have already had