, 1860-11-02

Nr, Rensselaer, Smith, the engineer On the
Mineral Point Railroad, who met with the TN.
fortunate accident which VIC noticed, died Of
his injuries, in Warren, on Monday lie was
unconscious from tho time that he was found
until the cud- ~. 81.
Samuel Baldwin was badly hurt Monday
at tho railroad depot in Jancsyille.: He WIS
endcaroring to couple an engine with car In
front Of it, on the Northwestern road, when
be accidcntly slipped between them rs they
came together and received a serious and prob
ablc fatal injury.
A LARGE Y1ELp.-Elisha Sutherland, Esq,
Of Millbrook, who oWns one Of the hand
soonest Grms In this county, is now gathering
ticid Of corn which Yields one hrndrul J,tah-
Is to the acre. This is most rfuarknele
yield Mr. g., who is an old resident Of our
county, informs Us that lie hos never before
raised over seyenty-iive bushels Of corn to the
acre.-lsoria Transcript.
WHEAT STAGES BrnSED 1T IScESDIAR1Es.
About three miles south Of Fairvicw, sever
al stacks of wheat aud barley, about i hundred
and fifty bushels In the former and two hun
dred and fifty In the latter, belonging to Mr.
| Anncrman, were tqrpt-haEing been set on
fire as is supposed
FATAL Acc1nESr.-Last Friday evening, Us
| MI. John Donovan and Patrick DAILY we're
| riding on a dray on the Sonth Side Of the
river, the horse took fright and ran down the
| htu towards the bridge, where the dray was
| upset Both wesa tlr|,Gn OF and Mr.. DAILY 70
! severely injured thar hc died on the following
| afternoon. MH. Donovan WIS badly hurt. bqt
will shortly be around assaln-Bst''dtTs sF0'Fd:
| ard.
I IT.. ~ xsnf4o hat
daily pass over the rapids, We conclude that the
lumber business Ia improving, and that our
lumbermen up the river, as well as In our own
vicinity, arc greatly encouraged, md arc vfSor.
ouely pushing their material into market.
Several RATS Of lumber, sawcdln this c{tr, hasc
recently gone down stream, and NC notice
more Of the same sort, to-day, t,ciog prepared
for trip Haycn-ward.- Rapids Eagle.
! Bus1xxss.-Rvery department Of business in
| our aourishlng city Is ut present unusually
| brisk. The country has entirely recovered
from the depression that prcral]ed for scyern
pa5t seasoce, nnd is now in 1ea1thtul condl
lion as could b desired, Tho immense crol's
Of this fall hare delighted and encouraged tAe
farmers, and their SUCCESS has infused ncU
llft and vitality into all the departments q
trade.
Our streets arc daily blockaded With feams
bringing Ia the rich products Of our ftuttfll
| prairie lands, and the different railroads OF.
doing an immense business IN freightayc.-
; .taycde {I1d) Journal,
ANOTHER MYSTERY IN DErao1r.-DctEoi
seems to be oycrrqn with mysteries, The frc
qucncy with which Detroit river gives up th
| lteless bodies Of the victims Of myete1iou
| nurdcfs. suicides. sc.: is getting 10 be tef'
ous matter. On Tuesday the body Of Soun
md beautiful girl was discovered on the cam
dian shore Of the river, about milc oelo'
} Windsor, revealing crime at which hunnan't
sickcns. Having robbed her Of all that coul
mike life treasure, perhaps the villain ds
well to her in ending her existence: PeEhnI
her choice would hare been death; but dcat
} By such means, how hoHible! She was er
IDENTIFY about seventeen years of age, we
dressed, fAr complexion, rich, wasy, anbu1
llalr, and bore every indication Of rcepcctahtl
/ ty. a ghastly wound upon her head betrays
:: the manner Of her death, while no less men
j, ing marks upon her throat told Of q fearf
. struggle aud attempts to silence outcry. VT
!, the young lsdy is, and by whose hands b
/: death vas consummated,; bare not yet bet
q dctclopcd~ -, -.
A drunken .ffray, resulting fatally, TOT
= place In tue village Of springv'llc, In the to7
Of Cambridge, {M1ch.) last Tucsany. TIP ~
j named Fred. Grecnough and John Billion,
i into quarrel while drunk, when Billion stru'
3 the former a severe blow under the Chi
1 knocking him over into the ditch, from t
T. effect Of which he died. -. - '''''