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ftturslons.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
6tturslons

Combination EIesos Tickets all principal Poisi' 10 SsSfo
new and attractive sod great variety Of SHORT 'ad cHE''
excursion. long sud extensive ioar' at very moderate f'
can po, b. obtained at til. onee RALuAr Nos M and
s Broadway felton, BrOOEyn DspOt' foot Of T"'nt
chaubesst and Log Dock Depot jersey CITY
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IA an Mail train for Gresbpor
iop. u ior 10. IN Cor. Locust valley Hsunstos ssi
NouhpOu.
5:Op m, Greenport krprs.i
Ro,yp, Gsu Covs Locust Valley, Huaasion. North
sos m Tor Rsys Glen valley. HasiaEton aai
MOI
a m for IAmsie, ana Hampstead.
For Sag Hsrbor Hsmptos Long Island R,sd
Tram. cave aud j:j Pare through
Harbor. 81
Ro,u Locust valley. HsutsstOn and Nohpot leaves
tf.,-,;;. pint Al d n. T. BARTON sup
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aenon to reports of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
sumns advertising medium. The charges for adver
rsng follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line
or each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, o. per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per About ten OF
our wide columns aver age Terms cash advance
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MoERu K CRANE Aucioueer.
by TRUSDELL g. CRANE, General Auc
~ toneers Real RstAte Life snd Pre- Insurance Agents
% Hudsonst, Hobsken n J.
90 NINETY-NINE 90
BUILDING LOTS,
On the DeMOa RstHte, Ia
WRST-H0BOKBN. HUDSON co. n J..
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on TUESDAY SBPr. -. 1862

wRST-HOBOKsN. HUDSON co. N j.
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION. on TUESDAY, SRPr. -. 1862
At 10 o'clock m. the PremiseG
very oEsss .n T o sS suiD RSS fo @
Bergen Wood summit and Avenue. De Mott Ho
a Gts "' hSs'ca County s FrspsrI
nsSt 10 the City by Horse Car.
residence in healthy looaOo cannot m to induce them gpon an
Rdaf' we '''
October % 20 November 81 balance bond
Maps aud a p.tcaars can b, obnsd upon application TRUS
DILL CRANES Rel, Estate Exchange No "a Iiul'Onst Hobo
TO ATTEND THB SALB-Tsts Hudson City and West Hohokeu
Horse Care at HGSoaso Fsrf stopping son ,e @
HobOken Ferry day Of sale. at l:SO O'clock a
NHANCERY SALE without reserve.)-In
CS.ns.y @. ia ss ssu. sseaS LSy With se
probation the Master of this Court london will be sold BY public
dOu the Of MeI THURSDAY the 18Th day OF October
pert 81 o'clock tue afternoon 10 10 Lots the aforementioned lands
The east Concession of the
Pai Of the west BALI of
the 18th Concession Of the Township Of Dawn
Lot Number 10 10 Township Of sOmbs
The East half Of Concession of the
Lot Nuubsr lib Concession Of the Township Of Moor
go acre. Lot Concession the Township Of
somb 200 acres g. The half Number q 10 the oh
Concession Of the Township Of SombI 100 Part Of the last
hall OF Lot Number y the LIST Concession Of ee Townp Of Esa,
Township BnbisF,u H. Lot Number - in the 9Th Cor
essSoa 81 We Iownshp hsnsSiea ~; ~ n ss' loo
% Lot Number the 9Th Concession
Township 0 IL The North part Of Lot Nun
Tth Concession Of the ToSnshp OF Dawn - see,
IS Lot Number 10 the u Concession " the bhp Of Moore ~!
The be sold ia Is Lots above Tier AL th.
Of them the neghboThood Of
the oil region The purchaser shall al the time Of sale pay don depo'
for 100 OF his purchase An tha Tic residue 81
bis purchase before Monday The Heentb da
November with interest All the above Lots vii be od SUB
due thereon, certificate Of We
which wi be produced al The sale Lots g. and
s and the purchaser shan not he
cali the production Of inr Of the til, deeds prior 10 the i deed
by the purchaser for All
exception Of the Vendor he PLAINTIFF are 10 be
bid Further particulars and conditions 81 sale mA be had
the SeAhert Meredith. B1rn,ters, London
Me,srs Evans Bsrrster Cobornet Toronto from the
Aueoueer JOSEPH Jefe Exchange Broker Londo and nj
chambers Of the said Master Dated London m h DAY Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1859 j. sHhNbEl, master 81 l"huou
o. % Nenln
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8ruuklgu S,al Sstut, for Sak.


MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS in ali parts
~ Of BroOklyB for sale at and
NJ. 4 rutland & Co. No. 5BeekBGu-si. n Z -
N|OR SALE in Brooklyn, northwest corner of
N Canton and those elegant foursoy brown stone
at HOUSES q 1913 lots ITO POO These houses
havs u BY uuder the supervision OF the ia
OtSugh substantial modern repee
bsck sasb throughout Price moderate and terms salt
Fulton Perry most desirable and
location Apply the PREMISE THOMAS PAGAN Owner
NOR SALE-A 2-stOry double HOUSE, with
" handsome grounds attached
Broadway GrOvr Brooklyn
D. Tue h up with all the mOdesn improvement
throughout grounds elegantly laid out and yell stocked
th Of fruit and shade Of description Terms
fol- particulars inquire Of DAN. TALhhGBS SONS
pO8 Water st.. Gew-YeTk
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE.-FirSt-
browpstops House No 70 South oIordt toqrstoy aud
10 fee plate glass trout and s improve
tneutA elegant Apply above NM
- BRUSH
NOR SALE-On Washington ave-, Brooklyn.
story roof HOUSES basement and subeA bar
all modern Inquire
Brs0klgu
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u ThIfuFih-Ii Depot ls IoTIoss.
6SI m Wsy Train for Ahsur.
a. Bahalo EIpress .Toom cor attached
Sofihsrn ard wsstsru kIpr,.s OF room ears
stiacheL
Drauiug room s,,schei.
g. ~ MoutfeAl Etprsss. DraN log room attached
fnP Pac6s ETprs sA Sleeping through chicago villa
oct change fDsy
u p n. Night Erpfs', Sleeping ears attached
~ o. m. Iadson Tusin.
D. IN Peughkrsn.s Train fSunisT. % NJ
100 NJ AIS. aud D m. P,ststil Trans
sud D m sing sing Tram.
60 no $50 20 as $40, 40. and u 70
Youl,p Tsu, J. NJ TOuCEf. Supt
AufD
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Professional nutit,s.

nR. HARRISON may he found in his Office.
IL Bleeek.rs all hours Previous ueaHI the
usfsrtunste 10 gusr.niee OF sreedI care
nR. LEWIS, No. z Beach-st.. makes specially
~ treating all without Those afflicted Shout be
RICH, The has given h attention TO Hose
diseases for the last 20 n Nev.York Cr
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DEL,NARg LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN kAlLROA

nessses
Depot, S,u.Tot foo, Of Barclay aud foot 81 Chrsopherr
SUMMER MOSpA 6 s 10 Rr.Ss ss
Dover Chester Branch Waterloo With snI r. fsg Az
dover and Newton D. L. and W Water
Gap SOadbu Great Bend and all points on toe Lack
.-in1. lss BSs.oaS sa M 'Rs huo.a aSsa
cGIns ana LR,aIH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Newark Morris
Dove, ,cso.u PhOis.s and ks,'0I IN, s',
p s rSSp;s' S r BsG.% M,a,h csaai and
mR,yTos EXPRESS at Washington with tb. D.
add for water GAP srOud,bars and Ssr'uiOn DO'"
' s Ss',ei .siS5oS m to SUMMIT ,nd intermediate. ',iou
60 ~" n ,Ra S,Sf .I .ud S,.r%ed,i. station.
1870 IN , and $3.50 p n, to hokhisTo"s and a"''
": s'iS = N MoRMsTowy EMPRESS o.,o u.nu.u
2 D. $50 $40 $50 40 S. sio $50 eo $50 40 500 AID
rs BLOOMFIELD ..d McSTc5as llSo M q $50
J. snI a iii nssssI or.
Anew Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
couRrLASDI sr-for PhILApELPH!a va k.n.as'Do 30
", c.mdi ,,o p p M m n sac. NJ Il asSt
To- B. 10 re- AZ. NV ". i.Op sac
soR TaE wTsT~siO i,so s. q pm The be, go
&,as Palace sleeping Car 90 m , ,ss 5'ss ~. to
h IA, on D. a. Train THIS the only line runhng through ears 10
Chicago !" o1r JACKSON o.n., Superintendent
NETWORK AND so MbEw-HAVEN RAIL
y SUMMER hSRAyGEMEST.,
,,r,.r station in Ysw Yort Of Twenty .,nIh,. ,,d
F'''A TRAINS "a kp LEAVE + sEwYoRK ''A
For svIis,sD aud Bhdg.poh EIh liiNI nj E' 'hah'
az }, $40 $50, $50. ands (kI.l p m. nm
ror Milford STAFFORD Psas Southport and Wss!po iO
Dyoy sor.sS T 1850 n, i2l' gr) CBI). 3:o.
20 70, f b.. s 81 lP sSa SI' 5 40 30 asps
For Stanford, slEIl lI:9n M rI' .Ai'' '' "A"
", ar,,s.eh l. 3 1880 nj a;l5 3S, 49, sO e'" 1il' p
r., Port Chester and intermediate stations ALL tiooI mH'
as as $40 $50 7:lS, ,sd s;29 p E,.txs
T., s..S. u. sgsi:F1. l, .1,s cs ~
iSi s s.fs i and Hi span IS' as3 a.
an n 10 Northampton. vIItu p.n...a oRx, . m II is
Tor Hartford. Provdnes, end fAfn h.hr0ad 'thD nj ~
SI S,wI,,,p HsrLeud.n and si0nnft0a R,D''d At =.
n:p go P.,i,o.d H. and $500 p. IN. 10 Wnliinibursh
". uag,,tone Railroad "a N. and p "a
~ ssus.seI Railroad, "a ~ 2tsL j. tp An,
~ D.nhn,, ana forpak Railroad 200 ~ w. Aoa
In connection with Freight usn FROM sorN,h 70 psnoar
Ne New Canaan Railroad m; " ~ '.S', ,,.a 'Vp
Csnnodoos ssepbs 'A'' JANIS H. HoYT Superintendent
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guaro zHb Rooms.

r " Iagllshman, his wife, and yonng family
~ or faFniSbed Rooms ntA bs"i lsf"s Hi'' ~
.dlrcss "a X u co hi@~@s~'t
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Sutton SAILS Of Real 6slatt.

J. JoHSsOs. jr, Auetioneer. .. H H
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
II AUCTIoEBRRS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No, % EAssAUsr.. COR CHDARsf. Nav tORk
CITY Residences BOu Country Farms ooeh soi
rented exchanged Loans Auob Sales Of Furniture ss
HI HOi FOR RAILWAY.
JOHNSON S MILLER ~
Invite CLERKS Mechanics and ali who degbtu bones at
moderate prices accompany them o their
GREAT RRBR RIDE AND FRBB LUhCH
EXCURSION TO RAILWAY,
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1852
On this they will sell public auction positively aud Whom
reserve. to the highest bidder
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS.
SIX ROADS THIRD WARD OF CITY OF RAILWAY. Nj
On and odsng that all tina. delight
m Ts will be the best chsuce oths
No uodetbddng allowed Be to day the country will be
beneficial
The be sold gentle slope rising from To. railroad
the most delightful Of the city Railway has constant communities
ton with York BY daily trains Railroad No
place 10 the vicinity OfNewYOt has greater natural advantages 1t h
manufacturing interests population 1000 IL churches
esut schools all Leading streets severed tagged and paved with Bel
gan pavement
HOW Go-TsEs Special Train which will leave Of Court
laOdt NeseseJ Railroad al IL o'clock morning Of sale
Tuesday, September a.
Tickets be had JOHNSON o Nassau
N Of GKORaf K JAQUKs, 29 Broadway. n. T.
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by A. ID. MELL1CK, jr., g. BRO,
AUCTIoNRBRs AND DEALBRs
NBW.JBRsBY RIAL RSTATB
70 PINRST.. MI
THURSDAY. Sept 3d. 1869. ni:spm
PEREMPTORY SALE
90 BUILDING LOTS
AT
BAYONNE, N. y.
BY oRDBR OF GRO PoNRROY e,l
Oy q the New Yo side Of the With 70
trains daily by the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
These lots beautifully situated at the highest point Bergen Neck
commanding magnificent views New York CITY and Bay the Nsrrows
and the islands Hsrb0 the station the
graded
property generally in fpe condition.
Special OF Lbertyst lel5 COLLATION. the
arrival Of the train.
Bmcieut detectives will be 10 attendance.
Map aud passes ready the the o Of
A. MKLLICK IN &
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;gtttur,s mlS Mtttiuss.

Situutiuns Mani,o- ftmalts.
DESPECTABLE Protestant young woman
HI wsnt. situation sCHAMBBRMAID or to do general HOUSE
WORK 10 private family. Apply ISL Thirty seyenthsI o~ees
Tenth aud Eleventh ayes
IFRMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
to b found Mr, HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III ksseh
GOOD GERMAN SERVANTS can readily DO
obtained At 6rstcsss obce 10 srthaEe above ienos"
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OLYMPIC THEATER
W TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY
Matinee st2 Bvenipg
SUCCBSSFUL DRAMA OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
UNANIMOUSLY PRONOUNCED BIZ
DELIGHTED AND CROWDED. HOUSES
TO BIZ THB
BBST ByBR YEr PRODUCED.
TOpSY her orisiasl character .Mrs HOWARD
LAWYER MARKS 1.-The iresis Mr. O. L. FOX
skW SCRNRRY ASD NEW YORK PAyORIrBs
NEW SCBNERY AND NETWORK FANORiTBS
Hr j. K Mortimer Mi,s Ida Vernon. DIT Geo. JOhas,s
NJ, i n stndsy Mis-, A Cu,bmsp Mr. H. CubnBgbam.
Geo Miss LILY Winning. Dir J. b Chafies.
NJ, q 20, Mss Flora Lee. o.. y. Ketcban.
Mr. ASS CLushnsn. Miss X German, Dir J. h Lewis
Mr. r. 7. Sinclair Mr, T. j. Hind. Mr. Hugot
TNHE NEW JERSEY STATE AGRlCUL-
TURAL SOCIETY will held their Beventh Annual Far 90
SEPTgMBHg aud Wavery statiOn on the esv
Railroad Newark aud elizabeth Trains leave foot
Coursndst at 10 and II 40 M aud D. 33n aud SEQ
, 1869-05-17
Tue large majority Of the people, but Of a

Tue iAfge minority Of the people, but Of a
mnet better class of men.
onaeE the authority given him nv The act
oi Congreas passed Just before the adjourn,
ment, tie President has provided that the
election for or against the constitution shall
take place on the 9Th Of Julynext. He also
submits to separate votes the fourth r1.rue
'' Section l, Article q, and the seventh
section d the same article OF said const;t,,
ton These clauses disqualify, v;rtus,,v
every white person residing within the ral,e1
nnea dunng the teballian; and will II
adopted, eonane the eligibility Of olHca to
taosc who had no opportunity Of a;a;n,,
tne rebellion, or who have moved into VII,
gina SINCE the WIZ c]osad U;...-.
, 1869-05-17

70 dvc mtlts, and the ttottlng horse John Stewart
BfDwn teu-Was won fy the yeloc4ped1st, he max
ing the flEe miles In twentySlx minutes and tWen-
II seconds, altaoulh tho horse pressed him hard
and WAS but dftecn seconds behind at the close Of
the raee. Browns tcat time Was IN tho nrst mile.
which wzs nalt II -; the ren1ininx four ntes
being made n 5:48, s1t, . - knd 6:1k The hest
du@e n2de ~ Tho horse Nas 7A1k.
Lesaepet Of suez Canal notoriety, hHa projected
IN international EXCURSION party around the wc9tt
He desires 10 bare one hundred gentlemen, Of dit.
lcrent nalsonaltties, assemble At Parts next
spring. and 60, ria AarseIllcs to Egypt, 10 bt,
present At the opening Of his canal. Frum Soez
the party IS to FiAs India, Chtna and Japan !;
thence across the Pacific Ocean to San ,Fr1ncsco
and come eastward 70 Chicago and New York
over the Pacific Railroad. Frum New YORK the
EuropeAns will rctuEu to their respective homes.
In the Supreme court, It New York on the 18th,
The case d James FIJI. Jr ER the Cnion Pacific
Rail,nad Company, Oliver Anaes, oates Amea,
et a.. Wa5 a&1M up on motion BY tha dcfeu-
dan.s tthe Amescs} to 1anxter the CAUSE for tri2l
to the United states Court The application was
made under the act Of Congress which provides
thAt where IN suit relative 10 corporation cre-
kted undsF Fetesa& authority, one Of more OF the
ra5lss defendant tte citizens Of t4ata other than
that 10 whIen the plaintiff belongs the cause may,
Upon ecrtA.n conditions, be transferred 70 tho
United States courts. The AFFIDAVIT Of rhese two
defendants Named sets lor1hHhAt they are citizens
Of Massachusetts. In norpoaltion TO the motion, an
afthyit 0! James F1ek, JE., Was submitted, setting
forth shat he also Is citizen OF The State OF Nassa
chusetEs. Judge Cle1ke took the papers reSeFylng
his decision on the application
, 1869-05-17

g, 1ae laMs planetary motion tell u It, period
@u& oe aho1t nrs and hxlf Jears Tho worst
q thu msftar IL that With sn orbit 80 placed, a
c9st g 9 aWays apt TO be sent again upon it, trsv
" yea ne comex Eet1rn1 to The neIghturtood OF
a ~. pt, Es Eli sM1st It oat of his ps&h ns easily
Iae1 re ~ IN which Jupiter treats the coaMtcal
u&le Of cloud cngnpelIeF Th;rh TInms, @sTa IN
ths Jupiter a. 1oun1 Olympus :,
AlepKethcf, we uay Congratulate ourse!Yes On
tae safe return Of the wanderer nov visiting our
49, :. FoE nas happeneti quite recently, that
OUT astronomers hare searched long and frritless
y 1or one Of the Sang family. Ne rcier 10 Tie
iamooa GOMEZ named after Die!a the failure 10
hat case being peculiarly provoking. because the
ee1et . had presented the strange spectacle Of .
reteIs nssisoa mo sMo distinct parts aud as
might Be tne result q thls operation a1ter a COM
comet. though not quite 80 remarkable m obie:L
Wu aoalticss assEsc. great deal Of attentton.
vi. Higgins viii probably obtain lnte,estjng re-
suits BY Examining It spectrnzcopicaily, aud VIC
hare 40 doubt that viii not pass away again INTO
kpace Without having taught ii some yainshie ies
sens refpceE1ng cornet1c hahltudea
, 1869-05-17
Return of n CQnet.

The london Daily Srrs OF April 81 esvs.
49, W eus "a! iew Feels astroaoners have
periodical comets which form, 20 TO SPEAK uar1
o. ne so:nf family. The hrituaat comets rh:ch
after blazing N ons skies for greaier Or less ii
te.EAl pass away again into those same N.
ta:hotn4hlt asEsses, an, hr comparison. mere &C.
comets which, regularly. a1d 4. short interrals,
return 10 oar nei4hbnfhood; and the one re a.
now dealing with belongs to this e.aaaL
OBSERVATORY thsf The sAe ~aa.,erer @ has 'ois sesn
discovered He Il now tlayrrttnx fst
ineoEsptcuous eon'te!ias.oo Of the Hunting noes !;
bet Is ret TOO faint to te seen wlfhpas powerful
Telescope. Even The possessor Of sach teic.cfne
world nnd Il difficult to discover the comet, wtsr
net It's pssce AccEr1.ely indicated, since Ia the
ooact II mar be vel tor those w1b wish to exam
tue the newcomer to watr Until Nr- Hind Who
an1hoTny N matters cosse,c, has rnssfea oat ior
the skies
moclr ealled Wlnnecke's comet, having bern dls-
eorerrd BY thai AsSt0ooneE IN la5s. Ii mast not
be eonfouIded- howeser. With i comet Of the
Was one of much longer per1.d and quite dst1er-
eE1 u character. The preaeot one travels once
u nye and hsn yeass round The san. 1t was
DESCRIBED IN ls:ss - having II cfst The alpe1=.
Anee Of N underlined nebuta, the light no*s IL
te1se tn the ceu1re, but no tue nucleus to Be
ettQ1 A2lt[ Eeu-I1Afked QIEltES mAae u kp-
peasanet.
1t mast hare retcEned In 1853, bot WAS no:
then fAsoe1s1s placed for observation 1tdeed,
Little consideration Will show That comet t1aTei-
Ing In ) period Of Ere and half yeats cau only
re veil seen Al alternate FeruSnk II 1t one visit
u Is well placed IN the nocturnal aky, :. the next
The hz1 ye1r cint:ence bz1nGs 1t on the diarual
61y. AID. pf co0rse the light OF the Sun blotG o1t
70 f2.rt N object esen when the moss powerful
telescope Il made use nf. In this matter Of i.s
period Wtnncckea comet Ii cot singular. More
tnan half Of The comets Of short period t1ke about
nve Eea:x and hAI tn the performance OF their
circuit Around The sun- The Circumstance IA we'll
Fouhf Of notice, and ha4 ve1y interesting inter
ptttattno It arises from the strange war Ia
WHICH tae ahpft-pe1tod conae0 hAve been twisted
tnso out netghbornood By the Planet Jupiter.
IhM nonst<uos fellow goes On hts rourls like
= EAaolc policeman, aDd takes up comet after
GOMEZ. which h1t for hun wouid hare paseed faf
4Ka5 lfqE the netghhofhpod Of the 8ar Str John
Atisenei nas related n nFety terms how Jupiter.
N,featet AxellS comet, 1ist twisting It into the
solaf g tse1n, kufes!nz Il to 80 twice to1nd the
sun. and then uncertmo0to1lly tw1sung Il OUT
4sAh- ao taat ASTRONOMERS have neser seen It
Nnee. Tnat ~as precisely the SOFT Of treatment
which gtfe4 70 comet Z Ore and half YtAt
Ptr1od OF t0efeaooats- For Z comet which h1s
thus oeen EoEped hato the bolAf dystesQ uuss pe-
eeaea11J n1ve The nanGt Etfee4 pan Of tt4 Path
fcsf oatAde Ioe otatt Of Ne1cury; aad tnat Being
, 1869-05-17

pfomiah9 th.nat q PsesenE | ums. a 70 tae 1rais
eseape H. sevszJ * he aoteT sGn md n sse asse
af fa rbs {tsle ss + rfsRsntsa e :. hshSs
more bhsaoma than far many yeaIxH H'A'
The Te91t {Iante lnd.} Jqsrnai SAYS: "The
DOW il tas nidss ot aad wen sdVspeed s eed Il com
planting. la1ga breadth Of ground d being np-
pruprfAied thereto. Tie growing wheat nsyey
locked more promising ,9aQd, should no nntooksd
lot acciden, besa1i It, viii field most aMndant
The Wauoansee <Kan., Herald sass: "Tne Wheat
1ne. All that come 70 the of11ce-ani We eet np Il,
rom Ill pa1t4 or the countJ-u1lte IN ,eIlRa ~
that never were prospects 50 good since the hrst
settlement, md besides, saere Is much larger
The GoepoTt unt:l R<psHiean says: "Tne dut
tres In and ahGut the yte2nay f aosport TOR &one
cherry, peach and apple trees latlea with more
sioTm q LIST week dii littie q no iauags to TIC
h9el;: H. webster County afe, rsoaaa ..y.: ). The
xla.s! stea. .,do basin NOS localities pat forta
for et1 a spple crop sse naiterns: Fssm%e1s % nor,
ali pafn 81 the county, unite u the verdict that
wheat never looked better"
The Nadison Goanty {Xa) lAf says: Ftnm att
sections We hear natteTt1s fepoy.S or the mus.
pee1s q NJ EoEtng wheat Gop. We have heard
Wheat nov oetssr thsa has bees fo1 tie asep as
Ten SealA We also hear that food deal OF ta1k
about the chinch bug being very plenty, and Il Is
feared that WILL itkc LAST tea5 bc very injurious
The :ar NO., Fee Pr<.s says: ~. IL now
conceded that the wheat and fruit crop Of Polk
County texcept peachesl will be very large this
season. Peach buds wee generally killed during
the severe weather Of December."
The Council Grove tkansas) Adrerff~1 says:
Farmers tell Us ihat the wheat crop OF this
county 1ooks Splendid. Some Of the fail wheat
was damaged By tho unusually had weather OF the
sow,ng promise to be more than ordinarily large.
Generally, the fullest scope has been sown."
The LeaSenworth tkanl Cau says: " One OF the
leading tr111t ra,sers informed ns, this morning,
prospect ~ this season The trees arc tull Of
frus and it Ia too late for frost 10 tnjure IT, There
VIII be uesl1lf an average crop OF peaches Early
cherEea were not tnturtl at ail-''
learn nom prominent fTui, eultursts Of the coun-
III With Whntn We have couyersc'l the Last day Or
tTo. that sru1t trees In large numbers embracing
the peach pair apricot plum: and even the moro
ing ihe rass ay,ns sad anususl wintes: lie To-
me settled spring weather, appearing In the
s1sa.a ,a q ov.f e'ef toe blight sn,,rn TN; extended M
John sseHn, near Fowler, informs
rs that IN ~ orchard Of some three hundred Cen
itan apple trees, be has lost fully one-hal!. The
the severe cold snaps In early spring which loL
lowed the mud open winter. The ptoSpec: for the
lalRef futts Of MI descriptions, we are also in
iolmed : quite nn1as sosahle, The froit buds having
bet. Some Of the tender b1actberr!ts rcre Filled.
anu The Clark and Philadelphia raspber11cs where
o too tantt! grorsnhsd been permitted last sea-
small rEutt is good the strsuLersT crpu espec,sIiy
Promising to be abundant.
, 1869-05-17
CFopA

sycanore TN, letter Of the 18th sars: The
prptpeess Tor he4tJ crop Of suzlI gra,u this
year. II Ats Eietnit!. sle very eood but not 70
tatertrE for good corn crop; however, there IL
time Jes for corn 10 grow. Many Of he f4fmers
through this county hare gos most Of thtIt Rroun
10 plow for corn Jet Last year We Erre .11 n
The Flint Nich-} ELohe Of the 18th k4rs. sThr
winter EDpa tn the farming dxrtcta In ttfs f1ei1.
ty now give promise Of tremendous Jleld Of
grain: The frutt prospects arc also saId 70 Be IN
usually good
The Davenport Qowa, Josy.sal of the 18th s.r..
From every Fart Of the State come the rnr,Sf ~
coorGtng reports Of Food c1upa. We ueTrr -
fose,kuew the Emt when there vas NOT rrrnhi.@,-
IN ZONE quarters Tnerr u literally none this 80
son. OF We hare been 50 foFtnn1te n not r. hss-
q Il Enat Is ta!d N the following exnact f,nm
the Dea Aotnss fe7tstr Of the prusyecT tn thu -
aea NAY oe sad oi alnost eEefy pa1t OF the stsse:
crops Are u thrifty condition, md thst Tno1s
sGra have been seeded with sasli rr5an fSta .e.
son than ans pscy1ous year. EveF7 acrr tnat nse
been put nto culutat1on vii s. usde 70 cao. ns.
Gahnte 70 the ag!icu1lu1N Eeatth Of Ina ss.ts
Ine lAftaess u Folk and 2djotulng copntiea MI
V wnom Ms nsss couFcrsed, predict thst ne upns
o. ms 9e91 VII Be one-shifd neaYier thsn tftv
s Han ~ pEovtdhg thas The country d nSs
Taa STI e.. rtda M e1assaoppesn'"
tae koss Hayua dndl Dena1at aJ1: aSeyer