, 1860-04-19

m Ett4n Ap6 .A4 ~,
hsior. ,,,oro = 49,. =. -. aa-. .,s.a.,;ss ~
. n,,..,, f.o,, ss~~ ~. ::!...3s W.
...-,- $1,000 49, w.. 49, ol.s1-a p|.ao
-. - ~; a.'e - ,. '1ota
m,ts comn1sts o~,t;.s and ~. ...sa 49,. 49, @ 49,.
bid. fair to rnore 1h,n donh1o n. o-essnt ,ne;
~ '.0Ao 'u0a 'ou'Ae @he p'esens oee''
ness arising IRON agricultural settlements. Ih8
two or three gears next coming will determine
whether this becomes tributary to St. I,oui, Or
f,;o,oo
Our formers ere buEily at work with their
snr1u1 crnna 7,nnJsr TIM rnos+ farorob1a c;rcr,,.
u... III ,"". ~.
s1ances' Inc efouna Is rata.9 afJ 'of small
grain at present, but tile Weather is warm and
delightful, and the farms in every direction sbo,y
ar;ra,ra ~ q, ,,,s,,., ,,,o,,+ ~ ,.o,t .o,o,.,
- ... - ~ 1~>''1''
-pusls0 1pS- I11s l4oo4e~ ~ap1l+ III oest' corh,
potatoes and oats will be the largest crops.
while suprr cara hrnvn cor, bo,,cr Sc vii,
p ~ '
"o5e taHn meet tne de.nato of nome
consumption; the supply Of molasscs last rear
from thu sorcbum un1 Consumed in 4no Ts,-;,
'ofy' vas greater 'haa taat IRON abroad. Aost
Of the sorghum syrup made here is Of an excel
lent quality and bv many nreferrea to suear
ha.sa a..,.. es,3;. "a p e.s.. ~
"oass e:iup' aeAins ~ oo cents ga''on II
Affords the maker very handsome profit. To-
bacco las been raised enough to show that the
soil and climate are we'll aantct tn II. c,,4t,ra
r,o ..r,o 4. .r,,o ,f 49,, -. ....s IT,
lug 07u'' 10 ''"e ~ ue"p' fsui. 'sees' illus
tar, have done admirably, though there hns not
bten time for full exncr;mcnt MANY srn,osea
orr winter winds wouId Xii Unit 1rses hnt thn
severe cold. With hut iittie snnw lest w;,,ter
sren,s IN hnva ra,,3ad sEc' n"os,;or H.. u''
amir rrare snu,ho,rr rrsrhorres md
hfr;ns AZ bsrs a1d T., ~ 49, saa"
sln.r.,n... rnS t,nra ,,at 4,'n h.ea.sS' ~,
1;y..cd tr,,,1 shcId osn ,bre eue 6as. ru'-
aEy. il,oil.I,, m: ;r unv means cnnssant;v
bu5h winds nreya;; X, ,l.a snr;n~ and n1tnr,,;
but ta:ete are dry aud never cola and pierc;n:::
=, IA loca:;tiss w.,eee the a;r il .ttnr,tad wtI
,oc;s:ure. Furc.cd M ,re AVA in this rro;on hr
c!ima,e soii and rcouraohcoI nos;t;nn enr NJ, ~
mai oirant"cex nrs cpnssoniIx nhssrrad ~ P,r
rnrh;nai ;ctateete n n,hsr onsy+.rs " 49,,
frat t. contend wtt ri liz enternrsp ani T.; "a
rantages If Tansas d;rec,1s. hi mors 1han
this. Il The mare nsidons ant, nfsen "nf,;r IN.
nencea hronaht ~ Is.r ~ fa"at uu rs Tnasas m
Eastern snccSiato7s Ana esn"r;s1jv a.I;,o,,.I u
anecnIatoTs, of s,,ch fLe Esw Tort r. ;5,n. n ,s
one. I.ooE orer The coinmns ~ fhc Ts;;,.a.
when YOU viii and vnn 6nd S,hrnssa
| il spoken of Mt c}t referred tn ~ |
| desert, aud almost out Of reach Of ali civ.
)Iized associations whle Kansas IL landed nc n
| paradise of beauty. Net Nebraska t,as achierel ~
moro direct anI a1orions y;rtorr m T,erc min
| cipie. than Kan*ns a;d" aren ~ sslf defsnca
| The sni, If Nshrast ;s The ssn,e ,a E,nsas a~
rent m he Plata T s,ier w;n;, fI,rn;shssT,o.,
! sands Of sonarr mile, Mnrano3ed IN haont1 -,
fert,Iity in mn nart n the I}n;Icd st,tes pu,
for the slave ynr r.; in Kansas wh;cn dtrertcd ~;
ewes to tlst Quarter. Ncbrs.k. World now a., S
sn1na.. Eansas; in res':b "a ,,onntst;aa Ti,t
pl.fte yol1er irorn n,n.h. ~ +ha psstr .fo,,'
tatos affords he ,oniy" natural ro,itc frnm
! The Nissouri river to the Rrctv Monn
tains for the Pacific Railroad: t !.
! Jitaro1r ,oraJ o. H,nr nr.I ~ l...,