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CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JUNE Il. 1e

up, and that which has made its appsaracce
Abnre 4rauud presents 4 most sckiv and hope
less ap3eararse. It is said thb', With a fayoTa-
bic seA&on 1rotn this On. good corn might yet be
raised; but can We expect such a thing? The
grqu2u ii has not been net for months, nor could
it now be male thoroughly 60 By any but =
very laug coEti1 ued rain, such as ne have no
reason to expect 1t this season.
4 friend Of ours, who h.s recently ridden over
the b&st portions Of Buchanan. Platte aat jack
eop. three OF the most fertile counties in the
State, informs us that the grain prospects jn
these konnties are extremely disccuraginR. The
wheas and oat crops are well nigh total failures,
and be thinks it safe calculation to estimate
that not more than one third, perhaps that nGt
more thAu oue-fourth, Of the corn planted has
sprouted. In may instances whole fields are
beiog again furroTed cut for the reception Of
new aned, while in I'LL Of them the necessity ex-
lists for extensive Te-planting. The grass ia
everywhere short, and the prairie, pools. and
eren streams Of moderate size, are wholly dry.
A general feeling Of gloom is beginning to
perrade ulf classes IN this usually nIostprospcr-
Gus section Of the State, and unlesa The parched
earth is speedily visited with copious rains, it
is ev,dent that we are 10 hare repetition of
tbe ia nous fsn,ine year Of 1888. Much may
undoubtedly he dons to break tho force Of the
tlow which tue ioes Of cur crops will iraict.
There il now very large amount OF produce in
the csuntry. The imutnss crop Of corn raised
last aea8on is, in tar} part, nnconsumed. This,
if corefulIy laarded, may be almost made to
suoplv the deficiency unless there should be a
total failure this year. There are, in place, too,
other kinds of grain which should be carefully
preserved. We know thAt ordinarily, there Is
m :-s:h grain wasted during the summer as
,xo,,,, ~-.e 10 keep the country for year.
, 1860-06-12
Rev. MIR. ElmlIlstcrsk Mthsfon.


Twas my privilege, yesterday, to listen to tle
Rev. Air. Eiminster, OF Camanche, Iowa, who,
at the Tabernacle and Firat Baptist Churches,
described the tornado derastations at aud ueur
that city. Fresh from tue arena Of elemental
strife. the fact lent thrilling iatereet to his sad
recital. The story Of the storm seemed pecu-
liarly appropriate to the sacred day, for pres-
cnt Deity had been everywhere apparcnt-He
who "hath Hts way in the II hirlwiId and IL tie
storm." The Hebrew poet. under Inspiration,
heard the voice Of God in every peat Of 1hun-
der; and we'll may e recognize it in the Isto-
loDged tempt ST. roar, more awful as erery cub
dued witness afirma, than when "seven thun~
ders utter their Toiccs." "The Lion hath rnnred.
who will no. fesr? the Lord God bath suoken,
who Gun but rropbesy1" No "storm feud''
presided over sl,at day i manifestations, but lie
TO whom Addison ascribcs the Tempest, u hich
r.ged in England in the l1th century:
"Hhcn m ANGEL ty c1yIne c,muaad
With r.lu& t+1uptsis shakes gu .ty l.uc.
Ca'a aud strrne Le q vts HE 3ari6us bat.
a. . a IL lie W. I'D ::s. :. s .ssa
It is the province Of tie Infinite to effect
more than one object by the same instrument
tuIity, und the detailed ac-ouut impressed every
hearer with the n aecti"u that He without whom
"a sparrow falls not to the ground" had cum
minded hts messenger to summon, NOW, one TO
HIS ACSAA HCIAAutt A4A %1E4t A@4Vt4GA ~ %A0 U1-
som OF his Gnd.''
Mr. E. comes to CbIcago for aid--not such as
the citizens have su generously sent already,
mud are still eager IN providing ior the sufferers
but to raise up the Il lien temples Of Jehovsh.
There is not single place remaining for public
worsh;p cud Sunday schools. The Aethod'st
| minister he'd resolved to stand, yesterday, on
tile ruins OF his church. and proclaim the mes
aage Vi divine law 10 the sort ly-strickeu Po3u.
latlon. Another pastor is here to receive Il
hardly need say atk) our Spontaneous benesac.
for the entire community, now mora .llaa ever
united in lore. The FresbJ terians, before the
disaster. we're accommodated IN the Baptist
n.eetirg,house. Tic Quaker poet shall not fai
to be appreciated and obeyed by every one O
ny readers:
20. tro'her An. to!d 10 thv heart 1hf brother.
| Where lily d~e;ls tAe peace Of Qcd Is there:
| To ~or.l,t ,it}ItlJ L. 10 love ezth .tler.
Each sn4ie i hymn. tach kindly decd psaye:.7
| H. t. @.
, 1860-06-12

MEssRs, EDi7ous:-There Certainly must 10 =
large uu mt tr Of our ci'izens who, ia v:ew Of the
suffering and distress ocea.iont6 by the late tor
nado, w1uld wish to g1Se more than twenty. i've
cents in aid Of 10 worthy an inject, and i has
occurred u the writer that it tars Committee
who are getting up the Mousttr Concert would
is.us three c:x>ses Of t:cktts at say one dollar,
hfty cents nul twenty-five cents each, designat-
ed by the colGrs rcd. blue snd white, it would
moro fully meet the wishes Of tue pub!ie, and
m. terially inc,easa The amount Of receipts.
Certainly. evrly Una not dest,tuss of the feel
tngs of humanity will attend this concert, II
they can possibly DO 50. both III the city aud
from .owns adjacent, 3s1tls .s;r2b'as snd ne
ceasury to make it a. much Of bsneft as possi-
Bile to those for whom it il designed. n.
In cnswcr to The writer, whom We know to be
larye-hearted and liberal, j. is enough, perhaps,
to say that tie Committee had this matter ua.
der advisemeu., aud decided to place 1he pro-
posed means Of relitf on tho broadest possible
platform. Ererrba1y can purchase a twenty
five cent ticket, and al ~ho would be willing to
pay more eau do 10.
Said gentleman 10 one Of the ticket-sellcrs
yesterday, " You should hare put these tickets
higher" "Now hight" asked the other.
"Why, dollar for certain class Of thoa:"
"You may pay d dollar for one OF them, it you
choose ras the reply. The gentleman 66ugA!
ttco tickttt ut one do:l4r each.
IL our esteemed correspondent. "S," as to
the Committees view Of the method open 10 Il
who would wish to give more in aid Of 20 worthy
m object?
, 1860-06-12

iF1pEa The e. Jv1eph {No5 re Denots89, JULIE q
Tho continued drouth il becoming matter
of tho most serious consequence throughout aH
thisection. md 4 is we Tofto enr "nhe - 10 ~
We I'll remember the dry season several years
4ao. during whch 80 much unsaslness vas felt.
and which indeed wss followed By very hard
times amongst the farming community and 9th,
ers immediately dependent npon agricultural
products for sqeasas in business. Ba. even that
DR. sessea ~ By no means % as ~
this. Tho fai1u1-- raa not neo 70 conke's ~
E: e. s' s e ss 81 % 9 10 es
49, i4efujped, We then had p.rti:l
;a!reAoy ow ws h.xs mons s.hateYer, or so little
'rt =. pot to be worth naming. So f4r as n9w .ns
snpesr., I We shall have to rely solelY upon tho
opFn ernp' and even a. to th1a, 1t would seem
hat W have little to hops for. 4 nge
proportion Of What waa planted haa moi eo4e