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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
pG-John Van Ruran in M. AIban

p@rJohn Van Bursn in his Albany,
N. Y, speech, which we comment on in
another place, declares thai lths only
Federalists elected President died before
the expiration of their terms of Office,
and calls Mr.. lincoln Federalist This
political moshtebank well knew that his
hearers seldom read history and would
not detect his iAlsehoods. The truth ia,
neither Harrison, Taylor nor Lincoln
were Federalists in any sense Of the
word, while Washington and ,ihe two
Adams's were Federalists, and James
Buchanan was such .. bitter Fsderalist
that he declared that II be thought there
was one drop Of Democratic blood in
his system he would open bis veins and
let il out. Yet neither Of these Presi-
dents died in Office so much tot the
New York hpfoon. - : = :. \ !. ~ 4 7, W. u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
Lat &c ssII Isems. 4 3

A man named Meaas, fosmsfIy of Al,
lanta, and during the late war q blockade
runner, since the advent Of peace, has
gone extensively into the FeniGn pike
business. He is said 10 be driving q
brick trade in these horrible weapons :
A report, giving fall statistics Of the
number Of Prisoners, Federal and rebel,
taken during the late war, With interest
ing particulars Of their confneme ep.,, is
now being prepared at tbe hsadaparters
Of the Commissary Of Prisoners at
Washington.
IL is stated that all the sea island lands
On the Atlantic coast, on which negroes
have been colonized, are about TO be re-
stored to their original owners.
1t is said that five thousand deieR
are attending the National Fenian Con.
vention now in session ct Philadelphia
DIR. Blackburn, Of yellow fever hotori
ETY., has been admitted to bail on bis
own recognixance, and his sureties dis.
charged. -IA9yTD
Roger A. Pryor 10 writing book on
+ the inside Of the Southern. Confsdsracy,
Ii will appear simultaneously IN England
and America.
The recent Gulf storms rsshlled la
great loss of life and property. Only
one man, Of 25 souls, was saved at Cal
casieu Pass, and every house except one
was carried away. The water rose 20
feet labove the surface of the ground,
and all the houses were swept away at
Sapinetowp, and sixty.one persons were
drowned One eilIzsh Of Grand .CeiAisf
lost six hundred head Of cattle. Gen
orally everything animate and inanimate
was swept away Texas aIso suffered
immense throughout the country lying
between Sabine Pass and Brazoa
Mr.. n. G. DavenPor's who lives about
nine miles north Of South Bend, was
burned to death on Wednesday last, in
attempting to Gil q kerOsias lamp with.
out extinguisbing it, % bnn tsGfzl
At ball in Patriot, Switzerland couii.
ty, last Friday night, eleven rebel ruff
fans from Kentucky in,ruded them
selves, aud disturbed The festivities Of
the occasion by giving vent to their
rebel sentiments A fght ensued, 10
which VIM. Tart was killed. aud r6Ysother
young men OF Patriot were rounded
The rebels suoceedsd in escaping across
the river.
Gen Palmer's action IN giving passes
to negroes 10 leave the State in search Of
employment has been "a fruitful source
Of trouble. xKe6tucky law still reeog-
uizes the institution, and tho oi,IEenao OF
that dark and bloody commonwealth
seem to be doing oil they can to com.
plicate the situation by enforcing their
laws against persons who hire negroes
without the consent Of fAtheif masters
thus forcing the negroes % either steal,
stsrve, or return to slavery.
Strong fsars are expressedathat the
Mississippi cotton crop will mot amount
10 aoy very considerable. sam thia ssasl
faU u .t z ..f a. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

sS- A new hotel, four stories high,
and the finest hotel building on the Mis-.
sissippi between St. Paul and Keokuk
is nearly completed 10 the little town oI
La Crosse, Wisconsin etes ~ea bY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

DISSOLUTION.

fEHK FARTSEaEnIP HERETf EoRE TX.
t-tinE bftscsn J. -. Htfest. J. D. Hraun
eua - Davis un tar tbs iral rams % rfreef,
hfoNn Co. sas uissaivsd - tha muiuaI soa :
ssft - tha PARTIES, on tba 4th i1st. The buai.
So viii her after esB4setd ~ ths Old asd
~ u strcsf and Jehe Du Il. unasr ths arrn
hsnts q Street tasis. wha vii say ali dsb .
ewsa - street. Brtun 4 Co.. I'D rscsita a 4
sna accounts Esashxrsd % J. i nfown
I'M rTRRET,
, ID Brown
sf JOHN DAVIS
" bAys Jsst rsceiFed ane ef the largest lots u
nsfaie cHsfea for sale IN this mafkst We also
aAys % batd iafgs bumter of most bssn tifai
sstssEs uou uumenfs, uht,k ue are uow selling ~
xfsaiss feduc-a rates. Cell aud see thsm bsiors
tf1f cssasicE rtsoEhsra. Wafsra6m, No 15t, Gear
tie ssasi. bThEzr DAVIS
n1tf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
DISSOLUTION.

"A HE PAR1EEEsHIP HEaA1OrOkE NJ.
y ins anssr ths arm % Haii Kadd, EoF.
waEdisg and Cemz ssion Mnrrhaats. 8 e.rneoas
Assats end y haEf eost prspristoB, is fhfs day
dissolvs1 - nastnAi eoB.sst Tshn D. Hsli, kss-
iag sS1sht ezf The iatsrsst Of o. 3. katS. al
olsinsss cg The OH era wili - settled b John
b. Ball. Sho vi1 eentlnus ths business 80 bers-
tofore- y0HH B HALL.
q. \. kuDD.
% eur old patrons foF . soatfblsfIon 81 thsfr
paFenags Q. n. BUDD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
DISSOLUTION.

THE OO.PARTaKRsHIP HERETOFORE
z. IL Existing eetwpsu tise undersigned, 1usdsF
sSSssi ass rl.esrsrsl pssn os " ~ hSis sS qss ql.
business will be oonttausd blythe sFsnaining part
nor, unasr,tse style ~ y. O. busouehst . CO.
- 10 , WIN. akin,
octis-5w. J. q. DUG0UOHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

B@y- The New York IndepSndent saya
as far backas sc can senember John
Van Buren, has nominated ALI the un-
fortunate candidates for President, and
he has renominated Pfeside ent Johnsons
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
LUMBER.
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to CONTRIBUTORS,

) - > sses. ea 1saafe
The Common Council Of the City Of Rvausvills
will receive Sealed Proposals uutil October ~.
ie65. for grsding. grassling aud paving the Allsv
situAts between Chestnut and Uherry strssts sad
sxtendfng from Third 20 Fourth street
BY order Of the Council.
A. u. MeeRIFF, Clerk.
Il clty Clark ofzss, Oct. 10. 1SeS. cello Ell
EnlanQorM.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

GEN SLocuM A CoPPERHEAD-- We some
days since published an account Of Gem
srsl Slooum's cotton specnlatiens &C
Vickshurg in which the Governments
was swindled out Of q large amount OF
that valuable article. Weare now i'm
formed by officers who served under this
gentleman that hs was known all through
his division in the Army of the Tennes-
see, as sympathiser with rebels, and
his ct 4 was composed of the came ma,
tsrial He was constantly receiving
calls from the most arrogant and motto.
rious rebels in the country, and would
order certificates to be given to the
meanest OF them for forage and sup.
plies seized for the use of the army, and
would frequently order horses that had
been seized BY the orders of the proper
officers, and which were needed by. tho
army, 10 be returned to their former
owners, whom he knew to be disloyal
His conduct all through the Tennessee
campaign was Of, the same. character,
and was q subject of remark among the
officers of his division. 1--WE will furnish
the names of these officers 10 any one
who desires TO make further inquiries in
regard to the matter.--ksd. ksRma1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

Say A dastardly att empt TO burn the
celebrated Spottswood Hotel, Richmood,
Va, was made on Saturday last. The
house was filed with men, women and
children, who were aroused about two
o'clock in the morning BIZ suffocating
smoke, which pervaded every chamber
in the immense building. When the
terrible truth burst upon every one that
the building was on fre, the confusion
consequent thereppon is indescribable
Men and women, IN dishsbiIle, were
running to and fro in, state of frenzy,
whilst the screams Of the females we're
hsart-rending. fortunately the fire was
discovered and extinguished before it
bad gained much headwsy. It had been
kindied in'the easement 20 St83R Fl
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
GGiZOt.

Here is a dialogue between lady of fash
ion and Monsieur Guizot:
''My dear Monsieur Guizot you seem
weary with everything as if your heart, and
mind and spirit were tatigued How is
this ? What can you desire For years
you have occupied toe thoughts Of Europe,
inscribed. your name in history, and been a
king of men und leader of monarchy. In
your retirement you are honored and illus
trious. No other is high enough for you to
envy. Then whence this Iassitude, this sad
ness, this hypochondria Are you i'll ?"
mo Madame, but | would forget!"
'Forget!'
Yes, l would tear thousand pages
from out the book of my life--pages filled
with the records OF others, but which nei-
Their gave nor give me any happiness
Is it possible you can be dissatisfied
with yonr magnificent career?"
''Were my time to come over again" Gt
must be understood that this anecdote
comes direct from the lady who heard the
avowal,) "and were free to choose my lot,
| would be man without either political
or social duties. responsible but for my own
conduct, without too many relations or
friends, without any endowments Of talents
but simply those Of common sense without
nerves, and with a good digestion and lit
tie egotism, entirely without ambition, liv-
on modest, solid independence, drawn, say
from rents in the Boulevards of Paris or Re-
gent street i'll London 50 that could be a
calm, unimpassioned, disinterested spectator
of passing events"
"Then" asked the lady, "what would be
your dream, your desires, your employment
your pastirne?"
ITO see the passions and agitations Of
others. AS for glory--Paf!".
And this is evident of man who has
known all and seen .all--Hho has taken a
birds-eye view Of empires from the lofty
nights Of his own genius.
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state of wisconsin, MeROshn County
yafgoT raj. Circuit Court.
Joseph Bishop 3gdi,tst Daniel McManman Bridget
Mcmanman and the unknown heirs OF Patrick Smith
deceased. .f
~ VIRTUE and in pu suance of the Judgment
E~in the above entitled action rendered on the 18Th
day OF November 1864 at the regular term Of the said
court, l. Hudson Fox Sheriff Of said county shall offer
for sale at public auction the highest bidder there
OF at the front door Of the court house in the city and
county of henoSha in the State OF Wisconsin at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of Friday the goth day OF Jams
nary 1860 the following lot parcel OF land lying and
peng IN the city and county of Kenosha and State of
Wisconsin described follows, to wit All that part
ofo No. eleven QI III block number thirty ,one (811
IN the hrst ward of the city Of KeDosha in the south
east quarter ofsecton number thiry-one (3) in town
ship number two (2) Forth OF range No. twenty-hree
(29) east, bounded as follows: Commencing at the
north east c. rner Of said lot thence on the north
line oil the snme to the north west corner thereof
thence south eighteen QS) feet thence east to the
east line Of sud lot; thence north to the place of bes
ginning. Terms OF sale Cash. HUDSON FOX
-. sheriff Of Kenosha County.
IW2lsu s, BY W: W. BAKER, Unde. Sheriff.
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sssE EsEFF,s SALE.

STATS OF WISCONSIN -KsNosEA County CIRCUIT CoURr
Warwick PRICE against Willard l.. Dutton Sarahette
Dutton, Julia Calender and Medora Car andsr:
BY virtue and in puruance of the Judgment in the
above entitled action, rendered November 10Th, A. D.
1904, At the regular term OF said Court Hudson Fox
SbetiH said county, shall offer for sale and sell
public auction, to tho highest bidder therefor at tb.
front door of the Court House in the city and county
OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock ia
the forenoon of Saturday the 18th day OF January A.
D. 1860, the following described lot or parcel of land
or 30 much thereofas shall be necessary to satisfy
said judgment and costs with the cost Of said sale
to wit: The southeast quarter of the norhw est quar-
ter OF section No. seven ~, town ops "a north of
range tgentySone (zD east and in the town of Brs-
tol in said county. Terms Of sale cash
Dated Nov. IS 1864 HUDSON FOX
saI. !. -.-s-- gi...-..5 Sheriff Of said county
". o. q v. IL. HEAD, Plhs Atty's 7W26
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The Crops for 1854,

Il The Crop Circular from the Department
of Agriculture gives the relative production
Of the last three years Of the leading crops
and the decrease of the remaiuer of our farm
products. The aggregate have already been
published. We give the comparative fig
ures for 1868 and 1861:
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smERIFR,a aAI.E
State II Wisconsin, Kenosha County CIR
.3"aybr eftsas cult Court,

i'oYbf aut8eS cult Court,
Patrick Kelly and Asa Hatch aga inst Bridget Grove
samuel honey Administrator OF the estate of An !,
drew Grove deceased, James Saw er, and the up-
known and legal representatives aud unknown
s heirs of John Grove deceased.
by Urtuesand IN pursuance Of the Judgement in the
above entitled action rendered on the ed day of No.
vember 1864 at the regular term OF the said court l.
HUDSON Fox sheriff OF said county shall offer for sale
al dsell at public auction 70 the highest bidder there
tor at the front door of the Court ~House in the city
ana coun y or henosha and state of Wisconsin, al 10
lock In the forenoon OF Friday the Goth day of Jan
airy A. D. 1850, the following described lots or par
es OF land yingand being in the city aud county Of
Ne 2osha and state of Wisconsin, and more particu
larry described as follows to wit: part of lots sew
en- and eight in block number twenty-nnc being in
me southeast quarter of section No 81 in town Two
north OF range NO. twenty three east and in the Il
wafo OF SAID city OF Kenosha and being eighty -eght
ieet east and west by forty feet north and south
Terms cash. a lte.7'sH 5.iuT EUs..s
s'd .. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff
by w. w. BAKER, under Sheriff.
i j pEIrLr plG1l
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SIN EKHFF,s SALE,
state of Wise ON sin, Is Ell osha County Cir
~" Aa"' 1HaEaaa i9ucult Court. l.,. -,

~''' ''..a"as H7ncUlt Court. has .ogs 5t-,...
Maria Il Marsh 8gaihst Milton II. Petit, Caroline D
Petit, JessesJ. Oiapp, Edward,P p. Ais Clement
lie Fever and ellen b. Coleman -''77IL 721
sBy virtue and IN pursuance ofthe Judgmen in the
aooVe entftied actfcn render "a on the 18th az of
November, 1854, at.the regular term OF sad court
uaton Fox, sheriff OF SAID county, shall offer for sale
and sell at public auction to The highest bidder there
and county of Kenosb and state of Wiscopain at Ia
O'Clock III the forenoon OF Friday the Goth day of jan
uery a. D. 1860, the following described 10: or par.
Gel OF land ying and being the county and city of
henosha and partcu airy described as follows: The
souh hall OF the east half Of lot No. two (2) in block
iorty in the southeast quarter of section No
81, town two () north of range rs east Terms easS
Dated Dec. Z, 1864. ,.....
,,, = gJ ~ sls HUDSON FOX, Sheriff
BY W. w. BAKER, under Sheriff
ID. PETIT, IFS Atty 7w27
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In Oouutx Com,

In the matter OF she Estate of A. b. Smith, deceased
To whom it may concern
II ETTERS OF adIninistra alton on the estate Of A b.
AA smith, late OF the city aud county of Kenosba
having been issued to Roxanna w smith of Kenoshs
on the l4th day OF October, A. 1864 and one wear
after said day being allowed for creditors TO present
their claims Tor examination aud allowance,--Notice
IS hereby gwen that the undersigned will on the 18th
day OF January next at his Office in the city of Keno
sha, receive, examine and adjust all claims and de.
mands OF OF all persons against said estate. .-r
Dated December 10th, A. D. 1884 '-
4wEs 5.A} H L. w. WEBSTER, Co. Judge
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In Proba ae-- enos ha County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Daniel VI Perry de.

ceased. ~ wy ue'
an reading and filing the petition Of William Baker
V OF Paris, in kenosha county and state OF wis.
consln, ana taking proofs of the same representipg
among other things, that Daniel W Perry late of 20
nosha, on the l4th day OF November A. D. 1864. died
intsstate, leaving goods ehattels and estate within
shs county; and praying that administer alton of said
estate be granted TO him 1t is ordered that said ne
tion be heard before the Judge OF this Court on Fri
DAY the 18th day o: January 1865 at 10 o'clock
M, at his oihcs in the city and county of Kenoha
And II IS further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en- 70 the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons
ested, by publishing copy of this order for thre
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Aenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
&b ql published in Kenosha, in said county.
DAted henosha, Dec. IT, 1864. T.-W. WEBSTER
oEe County Judge.
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-s..4 - F.sE.l
DRMA would that might c
L smile as Ice ia,
& bid my troubled bosefn b
EZ & calm as Ice more.
NJ much those happy hours A-s
That me in blest RA,
When U for me cuiled loves sweet flowers
& said they'd meier DIX.
Twas but an MT tale Q told,
ASH can plainly CO. ..~so-sTa G
And now uR ii dull 81 cold
When ere they rest on me.
XMN wsll7my wounded breast,
Nor jeer my bapless tate;
UR Pt might. iflee Expressed
My griefs Y 10 8,
IcUr2 b Mad
By so poor as |. -
But Ma you may b n ksed
In sorO by & Dy.
r. / off have dweit with I c ~t-eer
# Upon uR besuteous form
Ur charms now like 2 me 11 ID. 81.
That glistens through The storm.
y llt .-.aI
Aiasl u spurn my T, $50
I'll marry Molly May,
81 we viii 90 20 o,
Or else = IoA -.
Thsn fare the well, u fckle
Ine'er can w
But after all is ssid g. done,
Ny Mollfis hckle2.
sa1a o.
Ill put a 10 my breast o..
U know the reason y. se..
q when ! clcse my III 2 rest, -----
80 DIR NJ A. don -----good bye -
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m Hrobafc==kenOsha COantys Co,,rt
~ Inc matter OF the estate of Garhard Hickman de-
ceased --s- 4EA0 III 1T 5'-'T T1,N ~ ~
oHACE is hereby given that by virtue and in
= pursuance Of an order OF license made in said
county Court OF said county, the undersigned Admin
trator OF the estate Of said deceased will on the 18Th
cay Oh January A. D 1867 at 10 O'CLOCK A. M of said
day, on the premises hereinafter described offer 70
sale and sell atpubic auction veudue the follow
ing described The north half of lot no
our or section number twenty6 1--WE in the town of
Wheatland Kenosha county State of Wisconsin. -
Fhe terms of sale will be made known at the time and
place of sale. -,- 4- ..., RUDOLPH HAORMAN
Uated Dec. u, 1864. 4w29 administrator
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In Notes, for January, 1865 Il
DR, " CLAAEh'E PRICE.


ar WILL BIZ SE:nI Il AxSk1EgEsS TFsAp AIR
FhAIA has regularly visited this place Tor three
yeal srestored 20 health many suffering IRON affections
OF the Lungs, Th'oat, iiver, Heart, Kidneys Rheuma
tsm CattarTah Dyspepsta gas, asthma Sc ofuia Drop
sizes, Female Complaints sad sther diseases called
chi ono, most having despslfed OF recovery To the
cure OF chronic diseases the aYarlous lorms aad
stages, Dr. Price devotes his ayenton He is not
reVvng an old worn Out system advocated years ago
by speculative adventures, but me nod of treatment
Of ~ years standing and still pun suen the East with
unequailed success. system founded On truth no
trifng sacr ihcng life tc experiments knowledge we
contend for mot speculation, experiment and
We use no minerals obstructive agent exhausted,
energies or lnre the constitution nor make sick to
make well, tear down to build up We invite honore-
ole investigation feeling that just Those
sick and discouraged call upon us-adyice gratuitous.
Oar Philosophy ofPraetice is founded on the Laws OF
nature Our theory OF Disease the theory of Expert
snce and evidence--our Materia Medical tn Boundless
Forest! DR.. PRlOE will be for Consultation at
KENoSHA, City Hetel,on =. iday,the ill 5 O'Clock
the 13tG of January,
kaclne, Congress Hall, the l2th day Of January
woodstock, Exchange Ho el, the l7th OF Oct and
18th of December and 9th OF February
KenOsha, Nov 18th 1861.
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-.Burleigh" writes that campanv Of
New York gentlemen have fitted nm fast
sailing clipper ship in elegant stvIe' placed
on board every conceivable luxury. manned
her completely with fine crew out her in
charge Of an able captain, and rendered her
to General Georgia. Mcclellan for one
year to sail where ne will with his family
and frlends-the entire expense to be borne
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\" Hrob"te-"-K enOsIia County Court.
IN. me matter Of the last will and testament of Eliz
abeth VanAlstine. 800 - - ''''--
reading and filing and instrument in writing
posnng to be the last will and testament of
EnzaDeth VaHalstine late ofsalem in the comfy Of
ton Of aySi ard also the pets
oion % LEWIS Williams jr. of Salem. representine
among othar things that the said Eiiuabe,b
nt ist tSs aied az salem said nstru
thatho the said petitioner is the identicaI % w;i
Jams Jr named and appointed in and by said ast viii
ana testament, executor thereof; and PRAYING that
nay De appointed for hearing the proofs said nstrns
~ is ordered that the proofs of said
9e oetore the Judge of this curt Friday the
zVth day ofJanuary 1865, at O'Clock D. M Of that
of KenoshB. -ra - ~ --U "0Uu'y
els 1urther ordered that public notice thereof
oe gwen 70 al persons interested by publishing a
TINS order for three successive weeks prior to
saiu aay OF nearing in the Kenosha Telegraph week
~ newspaper. printed at Kenosha aforesaid n Z :
Dated Decemer 9th 1884 / w WERsTEP
Roo { E /
.9{ o"Sp- aiuo.t l17-so r County Judge.
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The Berlin correspondent of the London
Star,ln recent letter, asserts that the vast
majority OF Germans-nine-te nths of the
people and the press Of Germany-favor the
cause OF the Union III this contest In proof
OF this statement, he translates the edito-
rails OF the leading journals upon the re-
election OF Mr.. Lincoln, which are of a kind
and friendly nature. ,r-|Ir' >''''
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In sorghum there has been large in
crease in all the States except Michigan,
indiana, Iowa and Kansas, in which the
decrease has, however, been slight while
the increase in the other States has ranged
from one-tenth to double the yield of 1868.
In flax seed and lint there has been con-
siderable decrease except in Massachusetts,.
Connecticut, Delaware and West Virginia.
In stock hogs for fatting this fall, there has
been a decrease in all the States of from ff-
teen to thirty-eight per cent. in fattingi
cattle there is an increase in Minposota and
Kansas, while in all the other States the
decrease Is trem twenty to fifty per cent In
the quantity Of old wheat on hand there is
on the whole about twenty-five per cent.
less than last year. The quality of the new
wheat is given at from ten to fifty per cent.
better in the different States, SO that the
extra quality this year nearly balances the
deficiency in quantity produced.
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It's predicted that the present will be an
open winter, with mild weather, because
nature forssw it in preparing The coats for
the ears OF corn, and gave them but scanty
covering the streams and ponds are rot
yet full, which indicates that much rain in
stead Of snow is yet to fall The weather 40
far this month does not verify this predic-