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, 1869-05-08

II is Il mystery in the minds Of many
how Sanford, the Minister to Belgium, has
maintained his place SO long against all
competitions. Here was man who never
cast Republican vote that held the Bel
gian mission for eight years, and se-
cured the appointment Of Minister to Spain
orer the heads Of prominent and deserving
for Lincoln in 1850, and it was well known
that he Was Mcclellan man in 1864, and
preferred Seymour to Grant in 1868. Nor
had he any special diplomatic talent in the
sense the people attach to diplomacy. What,
then, wac the secret Of his remarkable popu-
larity With the powers that be: Ono Of the
New York papers explains it:
'fNc will tel the secret not alone to explain this
ether gentlemen going abroad how to retain their
places. In q WORT, SANFORD is \ man Of Mi1acn-
lous gifts; net exactly IN the sen*e those terms
On nature or grace 1t would be entertaining
1eadn9 to rsso over The st Gt w3se
aocount m Mt in keeping his place, eau make
70 influential PERSONS IN CONGRESS or IN
so; ne si.'s 8 s on sfs Fofsp s r. '1s S
10Th branches, there are influential Senators,
there arc Cabinet otrlcezs, Secretaries, Assistant
Secretaries anil Head Clerks and there ar the
families Of all these: and there are, vurous other
persons Of influence Who can au be rachel and
converted into tazt and active friends and sup
not mtc1nt. Gratitude Is Rensc OF faYora to
cone. Why should 4 mans removal he adyocaied
Or tolerated who Is a new n1lleh CON- Of pictures,
lacea. silk, ye'sets, bra1d!es. wines, chromos,
Ess2E a1a Snox ssf at i. %hs & Soasa
who Was nrro:n:e., BY Fillmore, who
held over two years into Netccs Admin
is,za,ion, long after eyery other WhiE wac thrown
o. osettoas,l tn spite OF the determined and pcvsb-
tent enort Of the cctirt Democratic party OF .
powerful State. purely By 1eason Of his . soM
dent Pierce, Secretary Bachanan, and various and
sundry other influential gentlemen got constant
and EIa1uitous tastcs- ..
-"fo gentlemen. going abroad We have 70 ~:
Treat your friends handsomely; do not forget
Senators, Representatives, Cabinet officers, and.
nloye III DO not forget the ladies'. VIC haTc
given valuable hints. They viii, properly In.
proved. secure l.san9 adsansagea to Nhoever
| nctA upon them 1t ls q new branch Of business
ln tha countsy, hut Il Is not IN the Old World. Be
| sure u y E1cn mine U well exploited. Sanford
/ OfnYtA
, 1869-05-08

Ill ~ L r. n r
~ ~, -, -.--,.- - 80.
W. A4N. ~ ~ 80. - =. ~.
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-. -. - 80. ~ "e ~ f' 49,. .1fe -. -
80 s:".. - .ans..1osn.a " 60 ~;tt, % ~s;,h 49, ha hnnac
,e 49, 49, a.a,a,, II t,a co1orasa
,1n,sn4 IN oea,;9e sr,,,>ar TSs
1,oata hara heen3 sn,nnad vas,
md Minor Powell left Yesterday
tn ;oin bis nartv at Green Rive, City. at the
crossing Of the Union Pacific Railway.
ubare tbe b,ats ore to be launched md the
whole party, with supplies for ten months,
will move sonthward. The canyou of the
Green River. si1ty uniles below the crossinc
whose pe.pendicular wills Of rock aro sey-
enteen hundred feet high, heretofore sup-
posed to he i1upassable for bouts, has been
explored during the viute, by Major Pow
iii and he thinks II u;tl nresent nr, se1inns
obstacles to the nrooress of his hosts down
taAI. ,4--...
, 1869-05-08
,esflsn.as f1 t.rr h.ndsc,e tszttsaor{si cItcaded

Dese.nzaa VII have handsoroc tsIaaauts1 cIteaded
to her.
The tnieaen erica ha have besu doing" the Es+A
Ct the Cloth nf God p ptIIa adesphta. With
sacttss Ase On their way hoKne9ara. The fhuadelPh4
iss & IA s.sSraaX srsnR: Is
pxuf5Htttd and rmn1ksbtJ eueersafH1 !an Of scTeu
wcrks At the Chestnt Street The.tr and the comp.y
edtatffE patked Np IT. tr.s md lett In the midnight
train foE FattshurEh. wheTe it T. To appear on
Il. way h1rae t. Chieasa. Nj Fi.k- the eornedlsa
ht1rdrrcd fiont n saea TY to a1nny A assoctates
much cut 10 ahoKtth the time Elegant bouquets wesu
of coufse thrown to tho leAdInf 14de1. and tbs @
1ncd By peteet shoTer of Pct stoes apn4es oT,asta
o~@<1 EasTss refas q 10 natice iEI1aitez but f1sk
trck np eabtAgr. Anelled It noscEaJ. and ozaefe
rieft esee1 10 be sent atteF the Hh4wEt ct
+Hnns ana ttrct ernt pieces followed. From Athna-
4;ons throNp By the IN the courta o. The
@TentrE ~ Infer thAt the wonderful srcccs os thts
trpupe 4 PhIaeps = kelJ 70 insure =. snos5er tilt
cunrany cf III Find nc hare eTer E1d n PhAAdelphis
Ind thc ruapafrrneut doaM carries aWN sunstantal
e-fdenee cf thn popularity Of IT," The troupe Z row t1
Rr1,fH n and waxing up tnat Trial
-5.e- i5ey WI1 reach huzne N Monday oe11 Ahd oca
4cvtEr f3rrfa Epusc onc week
Min TesteIu closes her ver5 sresesstn! 1No werE+
enesEsme1t II AeVtaers te6sy Tsh Effr19nson Il
sn4f wfi1 havetxo rtpreeertatioos = TIE DeaEteu
tnta1 md The Peep O Day" tbe sae nn1aoes NJ tns
III h no orchestral matinee to-day. The prepa1
,+sans sns rrhfxrtaIs Of The Creation and NC com
inS mnsieai festival Of Mad. PafrFa hosa. ma2ne
nttrs1xT fer H. Balatk1 to sEc aa1 enttfe unse
, 1869-05-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The ANNOUNCEMENT tn yesterd2J's TRtBuSR
that the Annual Eueanrnent Of the Grand Army Of ths
Republic vsstsd ic held In Cincinnati on tho 18th rs
*ss tncos7ret. That day f1ed =, st7 lat ~
tcr but {. it ri l.. Saturday, .sd wouia tnrferr
te1ia1J with the caylrc ont If t!lr rro:antnr which
b. hesn .acr,ea snsr. san b.; r,ossu'f1sed ~ -
III se:s 4 s II !ss
Il O'clock noon dcittaief icing tssetsl from snrts
Gnetnns W.dntsdsy d. eytnias raIlie rscpsisn ::
E IT, hss h. It 1iF Il IL M b
The S1e@a1 @ T. of fdsy H. Fl S,: I'd
rhoun the city.
TIE RESIDENTS Of the West Side, desirorl7 o{
enn1.as the example # shott sho 1xe1 or u. Ss!t
ose II e. il Z 1iass FIT II, u S'
esve shs;se et :hs .ro!set rl:h Tue Ey h. n:d
ts *nd nEasioos 70 dsiiss sls, r1p~p,e ~hrh wiz
NJ m = ws.e Ssisas sfs II Hn''n' to ba'
EXTRA CoF1Ea Of @Gates Atar'' and forty or
It, Ts,sn @ e .s !. sSe3 st shs Nty mtx,1o.
e.o1 l hs sse ex. p. Asa e..
wrt. T6e llrsfJ fo?m |. oren On sgndsys :: Tei =
.oa eGs II nst9tea 1hs s I'd
saI ,he sa iii son se r. se' aa a II M
"tleone Tie ehtra0ee u liz rear Of NJ. l45 Madison
Ar7uE MEETING OF the Boanl OF Public woEks,
f. % ~ M =, ,oa SF a rs,nnf -
s:1;,sS, .; !. ;s:
soNE THIEVES broke into freight car On the
Mtkisan G s;Esi ;.aek near s1'ssnih .tsres yt.s9
pani!! Lord. tr ncs Pastor u thu Calrary PErs'yr
, Sth : IT. q tsni % in ,s, fna s Essy y
esI ss1d Conn., "e'e the formerly re-
Tue kGIESps AND RslA11yEs OF John Walters.
H..t FL. Gi: n :ttsaa n ta0c: e ihet
5oelteI "a .Suiday ne1a Ints11ntnt Il tie Ge1na4a
, 1869-05-08
SOLDIERS HOME.
Meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Unsatisfactory Accounts


The Board ot Director. ii The scaae..' Ha,e bc4a
regular meeting yesterday It General Whitr,a o1i-
No % Ls3are street. ut. Samuel Ho.sd in H. es.i
In the absence e{ Mn JUDGE BraaweQ Nh C3,rI
acted ~ Secretary.
Ass Ssrc1z, frp1n the Committee IN sr,.t.-osr, ~
Accounts rtported that nothing further ha bccu da
eonfetent socou1tant had been eusaxrd but VIII n
fas!-aetosy Ersult 6he worked ss shc hoota aerseM
and 70 DID her husband And Mn 5awyes but al 70 10
use-thc aeocant1 wo4ld not straighten There wsnr
rrss iTsula,ttea and e17u.s; some but. we7c rsi1
s 80 thete we're r. rer1t4 70 correspond to e.
Of sne ,1ns;n9 nf1ns u u sas auditing .stount
na;t Il Il, RI tr9,: tq,tss' + An'
r.. ss I'd Ps.ss 4 the last meeting A.
R.sE. 4easss Lsss she ees @ n. NJ.
3o.a sae Il 1io7 -. aa
stts hsssz Z T s;ss::se: e-s4 r. Y s.e
If Hstane ans iHs to teta st soldiers IN IL Home t.
:s >; t. sx;. 4 + d: ss
sslstsa SS iasa s*asI 1WstsL p,,t1Sss s,,
as1 rf. az hs4s %4:r si.,4:
ath asd u Is,Esa; "a a";;ns sh
s4sed fa.ns tn L. b[s N.Y. sah hss
:FEe9, stSsa 7 a. sss
larse e9sF.lti<. pr Id .5 o1h;s1 1 has't "a
:2ses E rs et ':: F
.,as aef S sTsssesssa. in IT. ss,as os ' The to IN
the nea:s and .a:;s r. It, - ss
1tt1e Tbctc +. .1cthe1 aa.ic tsota J1cks,u-
fpmtnttrx = "a nnt,.ints,s - a:s.n Lst!er.
r. c1Msi1sS 10 rsq,;Sq1 Er.y31 .eeemsuas
wards rer month"; ee ssquiEet u Jay 3a5o rvS ~ X
Seto*d. T.e.e seetisips sl5 and hss ,a.a -, ,,-
11.L Thote 1eerivine. g. and c.eccdins .,.n,,
c5othirx frT3fshcd ft IL 4, .thsr a.. ues ssnty
Eth H. ssts a. AZ rnti,i1. ~ liz ta That
touaj SoIdierS' Home Be transferred 10 en-. f -.
h9mea r. 1eport WIZ ,ceep,ta,
B n,nsses were admitted, = diseh.rTrd ani NJ. ~
rslsed ieayps Il in thr home lie nTriy;d *, , e.
the raenrrr ~ r. for old harrrs and eSTndt
I'll Il leaving o. haud = balance Of Iihu. ~ INCL
Tic CcuMjftce On RTDon.s arr.c.t 10 be di+h,-.>,
a. they could not se., th4s tie ascrFts were ii
rot 1ern seso1uitj fur 80 '''~' I'D
Xr Usuiu Mas decidedly avefsc ta tp1cn;hjn, ,,,.
matter oytr ed believed il eho.lI b. iayest,r,.,
thr Mttcm -
=. fhe hoes ~ In lie sA,e Sht- a. srr .,
snd shc Eo,,jI Gte 10 fr reije. Cd hy ..r,. ~. .
nnni5 ~ ..T H. fss1-re ~ he eaw tttp, ~ e "e'
In motion thc c4mn,I.tre wss di-,rtrd n n-.. m
tryesiiSs;ioEs md were enlpo;scfv to ,u,p[e rn,1
| tcrt acrnrntant ago. '''"''''
Ths Sisit.sE Committee 1ul.uitt.4i RI c,!A,,.: r,,,.
rnniti ndxi,c thss The ,a.trs r. dt~,rsf y
| ir1r1x II ,nscfirE ii bed ~ A t''s
Tic ErrcFI was seeepted md the 1mektEs r,:xs-,sb
Tie Pn1ehatlng Committee were authorized +, p.r
ehnse ri, hrF whirh Il hsdjr n,,si3 by fh~ ;nr,..
The Sntxrfntcndsu n - drerteJ ia anr,ipt nr n, il.
| spIdW{s ~ = ereCiA pulircmau ~ ' ''''
rena. during The month II atarrh 1l9 Il iessioe ~
h,nd h,J ~ Il Il
, 1869-05-08
MltRQSCnPlcai.
oIertinx Of The Illinois :;oeirty-Elcclion Of
DMictrA.

QtiictrA.
The Illinois State Alerseprieki Society met lAA
fns, At St = Washington st1ttt Dr. ". " A!rrt ia
the chair Mr. II. +. 3Innroe. Secretary. Th' naste.
Of the LIST .tctins conirued and the by Lara
rcppstel ly the committee II the LAST tlr,tine.
ntrptri. Up motion. Mt-srs danes Hansr.. H. T.
nomnate oterr.+ They rcpoltci tae 1oiswias Easno,
I'rs2d<nf-W. r. Airrrt-
tie- frrAi..t.-HosineE A. .I"lnsou. " D.: t;.orE,
r REuscy. II. D.; james '. z, Glsuts, N. D.; j. +.
Beaty.
S<tretary--J. H1nkcy.
S-<7ua,y {orr<sa Gxr%.popd<Rrr- A. Bt!stA
Cyx.rf-S A. kr!eEN Jnerph J. RytTsnu. ~, OaElA.
u. D. il. Hankcy, ". e. HEnt. Il. p; ". D.fAtt.
!. Il Hosl'sicr, n. D. :J +. Bea:y. Waller AaE T.
\, Irdlans, ". D.. sansUeaJ- JOINTS u. D.: Gr'-se
CSTo,oT-H F. Mur.ue.
i Lfbrn7ian-John Robson
Tie PIetiaeut u neas speech returned tlanis snd
rltdErd fs devotion to the ntetCets VI Tie eie:y
Dr.. Ani rfcrtpscd to fh< eor!ets s@v -fr- rrTA
fEem j. II. MrQniln. Of PhiIadelphia They wtr7
Fss2s5Td tso1' the n,.fle q a1s4y Nho tcd 9 Cl.{
fully mounted Ateo .ix other slides Of bet,ne ssT'
Wains1sy Of P.1il7tel1 hi The thanks ot Che ~ic!
were snd 20 fhetc gentlemen tnT their t1nrs- md val
nable dnn4tlcus9
A large number ot wrll known citizens were etSttf
mt1ubS1e. and the MEETING adjourned
, 1869-05-08
pie were On the ground, AID over t1e9a changed


MISSOURI.
On the St. Joseph 4 Council Blud8 Railroad On
tho 9Th, Of tie Axles under the ttndes Of m ac
comnod1t1on t1nin broke, when within tHo t,tlea
Of the former place, aud Il freight eas5 were
thrown from the track md completely deUo.tshed
Two JornR men, Who were stealing q ride, were
fatally injured The loss to the railroad COMPANY
reaches *, ,oo0-
On the 9Th u1t., the wife Of Judge JAmes Hu-
rrsn, Of Huuanav1lle, Polk County, ga.e hrth to
two boJs md girl averaging oyer t1x pounds
each. The father Of this trn Of hahies Is a years
Of nge. has Ind three wives, and II the pzse1uI
relative Of Eome Is children.
Near Brighton, In Polk County, On The a;th uls,
Hugh Lnsk, a young man, got intoxicated, ard,
with presented revolver, dlorc the member Of
the family Of Michael HcGutTe from the neld into
their house. Henry McGu1re told Lusk that, Il he
attempted 10 inlusa one Of the family, ht woaid
shoot him. Lnsk Immediately nrrd, uao1taI1y
woundlng Ara NcG1lrc, who died the nt1t DAY.
Henry then shot Lnsk, killing him instantly.
On the 5sh Inst, the Hoard Of Dt1ccto,s OF the
Illinois and ST. Louis Bridge Company elected the
following oi1ec1a: President, c. Z. Dickson; Vice
President, 3. l. Kennedy; Secretary, ]. 4. Dillon !;
Treasurer, J. II. Bt!tton; Chief Engineer, J. D,
E1da. The board decided TO push On NTH the
work Of constructing the bridge u rapidly Al pos
9tble.
EpnHA.
The Upton 1smes tells Of = young man nom In
dtanapoua who Ecut eoou-hunttng with hts T1ptoa
friends A coon Waa tfeedy and the city youth.
frcsh from the gymnasium, climbed the tree to
dis!olge the animal The coon inserted tn t.eth
In bis hand. and the young man, failing distance
Of nearly fifteen feet was nearly devoured oy the
e1pcctsnt dogR-
Mr. T!lhury, who haa.el provisions to the aruy
Of '+Mad Anthony" when encampe.l at the pres
ent site Of Fort Wayne Was IN that city the other
day. He Is still hale and hearty.
HNSEs0TL
4 ST. Paal paper sAEs: YESTERDAY two roung
ladies' IRON the country brough, to market thirty
dozen frogs which they slaughtered the precious
day. They found ready sale, going OF At rf,sen
cents rer DOZEN
ONO.
The Nat.anal Encampment of the Grand Army
Of the Republic conseuts at Cincinnati On the 1911
Inst
TIE rKRxIToR1E4
| The cattle d!sease Is prevailing ID Colorado. l.
Gore, Of PUN Creek has, this spring, lost twent,
| hend Of cowA The animals, when attacked, II,
down, hecd at the noac ami moatb, and soou die
, 1869-05-08
REAL EaTAIE.

WaTautee deeds for city and Enbortan FForert
within seven miles Of the Court House, nled (.
record on Frtday, AaT1:
Lcsrttt It, # COT OF Flou1noy 81, ef, Ax
1e0 It; Nov. "A, 1888. 6s................-..--. 10
Bolt st, 9soS n ! Of North AZ, ct, a4xis4
wsst ki11it Il ae: g. esoi Of Xay s. II, ;5i
leo II: May .;-..:.,..-...:::. aot
1l11t n; Feb 96.......:............. s,a
Txen;y:tecond Il, IS Il = of Rice &, NJ Is
nte!taad Ries g. 80! !Twent5-second Il, =,
West Twe1fth T. { cor Of Olive st, entire
block; March 10. 0.........,.............-. 8, Ok
West Warrington g, { cor Western av.
I, aexlst t-1o n: MAY s..........-....-... 81!
CLAYTON 81, 8 cor Of raullna st, n I, lex
uenTy i, II Il Of Margaret st, l. s41iss =,
wea I Asdison s; St. ssH II v of DALEY st,sf.
ce,ssssae =, % = i = Ct ioon4. is, = i; asi
wes. = f 4;yieF e Il sii OF Ijas 81, SKIS
west Madison St. v COZ Of Hoyne Il i.
eosH1l7s n tcrcept ea11s1ti n on Horne
Host s. . oi DIVISION st, I, 4s1ios SO Il,
and keuben s. of DtTizaon ST, r I, a4x :,
Is: $40 II; NAY 1,S0
1eo n; Ak1ch Is Observation-Disclosures. 1,ao
Indiana NJ, 1.1A II q Of TatrtJ-fonHh Il
I, 1n1160 80 II. md Michigan ~. 10 r
Of Thtrty-sour1h et, Y T. a11ss 40 II; . =.
saoreT q d rea1;. 25iss of Archer rosd ~
xss.1s a;s q i 4etiI 81 Il - Of Wisconsin 81, nj;
1.asee ai = < II I Il Of Is;mm piiee
1lss II; Feb e 9s-...:............:-...... 1,E
N0E1H Or CIT LH11R-
Lincoln A., - n Of Fullerton n. 8 ~ 1,
%s4l1ok IT; Feb. 93...---....-.,......... 1s:
s0CIH or CIT LQ(11H.
Madison n, 1ao II OF FEEy-dfsh Il, II, AK
y { i Of n e Il Of Section II, ss, II, eat;
Baiuc st. issE Il y Of Flfty -taird st, I IDS ~
Wabash ~. 75 It : nf Fursy-et6hth 1t. CT '
2axls7 40 It: Nay a.......,,, 10.
Hoods11n ~, 10 II Of F1ftJ-drst st, ef, mx
10 It: April 10. .:.:.....-..........,, Isl
Hanover 81. 10 II ; Of f1sry-eeoopd 4. vi f>
md y Of loQx1e5 II; NAY s......,...,,,,' q
Hanover u. 1ea It Of FNfy~second & VI
und II OF loax1as II: Nay s....--......,.s 4
WET ~ CRIT tnfN
Docaauan Ut. cxof Weph4nss1 s&ve
0nd y c4 eSox71o Il; April D.........,.., ~
, 1869-05-08

Simultaneously with the completion Of
the railway to tho Pacific comes the an
nouncenent that tho last rail hAs been lid
On the Rock Island l. Council Bluffs Road,
thus completing this line from Chicago 70
Omaha, and opening a competing road to
the Missouri River. This work has been
pushed forward during the past year With
remarkable energy and rapidly. A year
ago the track had not progressed many milea
west Of Des Moines, Nhich is only half
way across the State. But the President Of
the road, hlr. Ttacy, resolved to push it
through to Omaha by the time Of the formal
completion of the Union Pacific, and he
has achieved the taak to day. A CORE
spondent whites:
meantime valuable sctalIs hare been made %
the old Ear& Of the roAd. The old heavy xr1dc a
Iowa City has been cut down: tho hrtdgt 4cto@
tne Iowa Htvef thefr hAA been Erkutf The Old &se-
mendooA grade near navenpost hrs beea gtcatlT
, 1869-05-08
SATURDAY, MAY s, 1862.

TIE Office Of TIE TRIBUNE has been
moved from its old quarters, No. 81 Clark
street to tie new TRIBUNE Building. on the
southeast corner Of Dearborn and Madison
tttctE
, 1869-05-08

~+AA-ANhI -11A4 A5S&9s
IT, the Euifor sf The cAitngs Tribune:
SIK: Tour lousuA Of this morning copies from
Tho Hseotsta St1te Journal IN abstract OF The sey
mi rcpoftA oF the E1lfna1ls OF Wisconsin 10 the
tho atakemsrt that the nunber OF passengers Who
LOST their nres upon thh Chicago & Northwestern
Railway, IN 1865, Has fifteen. desire spaee II
four paper to state thsE this Is incorrect 10 pas-
eenRez 1ss Killed upon this comranra foIlTay
du!t@ lsS9: not only that none was
klllea p lses a1a the only instance OF
tonse 11ence OF 4 severe Anh unprecedented
storm, "htch undermined culsest IN the night
Passengers. Il s but Just to the maker Of the ~
st1act To ny thai tweHtJtwo persons lost their
!iEes upon the several nue4 Of thls company 6ting
the l99r ftAF. Ten OF thc8o wcro ernplo5es-ln.
1afed By fa!tpg from moving tatns or Nhi5e COUP
Ting cara; nve Were Mblksne upon ths track Whlle
into1fcaAed, and nve HinH 6es1eEn tho rxtM Wh1Ee
tn the sanae condition, and two while attempting
70 TT uTon moFtnB tretslhs t11n1 Ioors re-
3pectfplIy, Gno. L. DcsIor;
"-N- fSAnAFAi E&1YnffufAfks4AdE.
, 1869-05-08
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Adjourned Meeting or the Board
OF Education.
Report On the Acquired Territory to
the Public Schools.


An adjourned sectins Ct the Board ot Edae.soa was
he4d .esterday eFeia8 Prrdrnt BEiEks in the chair.
Psens-1nsyeesos BAliantyne, Boabeld. Bond. Garter
Cniltast Holden. KiuE Aeae1vc. Ruasa1, Shaekford.
Ttnktan md Wath-
PETITIONS AND co,ExraIcA77ox- I
communication eunssulns pto1sA1s for furnishing
ahade fur school purposes VIA ttfer Ia the Corr
mfttee ea Bindings &nd Gruanda- |
petition from ctnxena Of the new Filth N1tda aAk4nS
the Of .hoe T. ,he vtdns i The inter
ise Ens IL adnsR sRs q 9ss
rrd the rnsitrf q he sehooas recently added tho J
s 3 y9 &. e 5s e @Is n @hs
L n;ts Sc s e. r. bsa aae as g.
-: % - s: s;vs So sasss = &
.1 r. nafs ss be ;ah. hs ws b. ssrRsh M
ST. S rs
norh Il AAdison stT1e+ and near the Cincinnati R.ll
ea &c 1Ress t
ssts s,
r. .eeomnod.ted IN Esats1 oqdtnf ~; T., aoth et
n, t' :.t sas r. nas. "a VS.:
~ z S9e9se hse tas5 as @ an fs.b Il r..
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CT-0pA


The New Athens nn> Era says: "some OF the
oldest farmers say that they never saw the wheat
crop look so promising at this time Of year; they
predict one Of thc heaviest crops cTer raised In this
The Carl!nrtle iIll> Democrat OF the 9Th EATS:
"Rut little oots or spring wheat has been soWn,
corn Wheat however, ne1er gave better prom
sse, ana will be ready to harvest much earlier than
The South Bend 0nd> Ilcs4tr Of the 9Th says;
" Farmers from different localities in tho county
Ths promise Tor heavy 5.eEd ne1eE looked Setser
. The DlacF River Faiis Cyls., Banner says =:
"Winter wheat in Jackson County never promised
better than At present. Several tell LIS that they
Cd better than it docs here this spring. quite q
large amount Of It was Gown iast ia1l''
The Dekh1b County Nll> St,r+ Of Nay says:
vel a ever II d!d-and promises falr. barley IS
coming out OF the ground rapidly. and all concur
n ant,etnatsons Of good cropa: much h1Rer sur
face tn barley h8s been eoNn In harley than erer
before Oats are nearly In, but It is too Boon to
prognosticatt Of this crop. Complaining has
SssR n5;1a, esi ~ +. sssk ~ SLOW
The Be1v1dere N1L> Sgatt<tnan Of the 9Th SAYS:
" Tic coming fruit crops Of this secttou look well.
the extreme cold md bacfwardneas ot the carly
PIE ueeA especially, appear heavily loaded with
blossoms and proHiee = ahundans halLes1''
:. dae kno5 County GLl R.!r.e!.xan ef Na, oss!s:
NA@
.epoEt tne c7ops ns doing veil Spring and fa'l
wheat OF which thcre ta large area sown, Is
promising, acu should the weather rrotn thls tine
Oh prove favorable, will yield above IN average
crop. Other cTups aTe equally fair. Corn planting
has not heea eommeneed IL earnest ~ yes;
able weather from getting thels ground IN proper
osder II an early .iaJ y! fruit there Win probably
BE- an axets9e 5ield-peaehes excepted"
The Monroe {NtA} Sentinel Of the 9Th, SAYS:
'1ne prospect for IN abundant crop Of fruit Of iii
kinds IN this vicinity. u present yery rAite,1ng.
From The snail fruits Of the garten to Ill varieties
Of the orchatu, the bushes and trees are literally
loaded with buds jus, bu1sstng Into bloom A. the
eeason is unusually late, there IS scarcely prooa-
bility ct The crop being injured b! frost
Excess q ratn has retarded farming In Linn
County, Missouri The wheat crop looks latter
ing; Ercat Quantities Of spring wheat have been
soWn, which looks well
In Shelby County, No, early sown wheat and
re arc looking finely, knd promise . good crop,
while the tate sown Is nearly all Killed by the frps
Similar reports frpm AnIton and Rslis Counties.
The Kansas CITY, No, JewHal Of the 9Th says;
"Or winter Wheat tho prospect "a fair fot very
large yield, peshaps the largest evez known
coming along 1nely, n2d large urcadihs were sown-
Apt les AID pears In this STATE pEonlse abunda1ty
BeArnf& not 10 we'll 1H