, 1864-06-27

e s;tfEs 3,la ,G., g,;;s f. Eht I'd tao crop
IL shl l., 49,, wscoFB1a. i;:a::.iG -
1. .kAH.LCopio9s local rains Curing the paat
dozen, drops in:thia village. In fact as a
general thing, thela1n has skipped TIE VII
laGes, falling in. the county, Fhere 1T il
'douhtltsa more nesdsd} bnt' ,WheI6 W don't
believe the people. aro d Bit mof6 thankful
The e1ords ahored. constderaole dtstlimIns-
uon, II 10 true, ID distributing their favors,
: :gutthe;r 'cuufss smacks: OF a'partiality We
oon' rn9e,~ and OF nae7oNrsass which 1e not
AkIeeAbiA',;r -: :: --l4 es'-. -.
&, There Was rain within two miles Of us on
The east and southeaat4 The Block House
Branch, We, understand, MAS raised; ofer =
foot. "A gentleman who, .et7rnca .f,ori, Ga
Lena on Monday SOY 8 that Ut fiAxel .Green ue
found enough rain had fallen to lay tha dust
well beyond, there was evidence Of great.
er quantity; and on approachiug ths Block
There was abundance Of ruin at Mazshaus
Mill and: bes ond.- Rain fell between here
and Enenboro, md between Ellenboro aud
lancaster, but none in either village.
There were also showers IL the country
around Washourn, and New: California, but
the villages rema iued unpleaeantly dry.
We think, from what We can learn, and
from an examination Of our exchanges, that
enough rain has fallen to prevent any fears
OF Z general drought: Some localities will
sufler severely, but talking the country 1t
out."-P4attts,Ue Wstne,s,
-o hmNEsorI. =.
=. TEE RAMA prand storm Of min and
wind visited Us on Sunday morning about
O'Clock. There Tas also q ffne display Of
hours du;tc freely. aud about nm inch af ra.
ter fsrl h., ,thst tiine Cooling The ar T and ma
king nature rejoice with the refreshing mo[s-
tnrs .Thfs min VIII ia ~ immense ye3ue r.
| he gardens, crops, pastures. etc. Thew Were
hsTe tince commenced to row snrnr;eInsly::
|, Wa leafn Ist there hsrc been feavF rsins m
the Minnegota VALLEY. and That cro1s are ,.,e.
rinn{nr tn look Wt}} rlthonoh :fheI ;hnve
6een ininrrti by the fIrnn1htEM -Hr1i Entss
M.k: - e3 - -1's'''
T'ux WHITTIER. Cnnps &c-A- e,1end,d
ahower -;eitrd ria nec- of wonds ~, San.
dsv mofnIns last. and since than. rajn AM,
|, eloudk. nave been In order. The ra,n ca1ne
! in The uicstof time md is a;perfeet God.senff
to tie farners, Fayette County crops are
than isst Saturday, The croo OF small ersin!.
10 the farmers teii us. win IS excellent The
! straw ia short but the berry Is plump and
heads full. Corn never looked more urom-
istng. t.~- -our. 0na thing We hone. fhat It
WlQ be at lesst week oeIotE. mo h<A4 POO:
R!e co!opAaluanE toAt Il Ii Zoo HeL-HEs
Gnton Record, Sd -'".-*i
;: :RAu.-We have reason to be grateful for
| 1 most eopIous rain on Saturday mornfug.
under the fef1eshing influence OK which t6ss
vegetable kingdom in this yicinity-ts now
greatly rejoicing. Ite1teuded some distance
! Along the river, but only mile or two
north, and srArcely further south It hsl
! been very warm since the rain O.tun.ca
Essrier, sd,
MAssAcuusHrrs- ...
:, Tn CosTMuEp DnouGur.-The-d dry spell
Is unbroken. The universal prayer Ia still
+ for rnin. The prospect OF shower Monday
might WAS hailed with Joy, but never dfof
the black clouds and the showers all around