, 1869-04-10

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IeW Of cur farmers commenced sow1rg wheatrvo
weeks ago, On the Eth OF March. lot helt ran and
3toT Of the PAST two weeks has put the ground Ia
aaea condition that no mu1e sowing will, prob
ahaJ. be done for week 70 come Sowing con-.
neneed Last year on tbs 18Th OF MAsrh.n
neean4 Of citizens Of AAeouptu County mas
held It caftnEtile oo the ash, to organize an anti
Court House party. An Executive Committee xaz
sPposntad " To take any bteps that may be effect
uA to relieve tho people Of Aaeoupln County rror,
the burdens Of ta1Ation imposed and TO BE- In
posed upon them for the building Of the new Cou,
House"
FTedesict, son Of F. & Potter, was drowned at
Henry, on Monday. by the upsettng OF boat.
An 1saae Wilson, Of snachw1ne, formerly known
a. Af1 Little, lecturer on phrenoloeJ and 10
IoEIn, was found dead In her room on Tuesday
morning. 1t Is thought her deatn was occaslon ed
by diseake Of the heart
Ihomas cE.wieJ died near Jacksonville Aprtl 8,
He served throughout the war IN The Tenth MI
nols Infantry, and IN 1865 was policeman IN Chi,
CAQp- - -
Frank Leieur, carpenter, ras badly injured At
fock1ofu On Monday, BY being knocked OF the
new railroad bridge by heavy piece Of timber.
and falling eighteen feet upon s.one ahutmeus.
His body was completely paralyxed~ He was
u.
parents rrzde In Montreal, canada.
me bloomington fanso9roph says that On Mon
Gay and T1esday the eouth coal shaft shipped SIX
carr or coal to Chicago, ten to TowandA nua six to
the Chicago / Alton Railroad.
AT Jacksonville, On Monday night, Fatrtck Hen
ntaay vas assaulted By IN unknown person, and
Injuries inflicted that were expected TO proTc
fatal.
The winter wheat Of Southern and Csutra1 ILL.,
FasYh ha{f hta
the year.
A correspondent Writing from Virginia Cas-
County, saJs: II have examined the fruit trees In
di1ercnt par1s OF the country, and and the apples
all right Peaches, think, YIN be about IN aver.
age Wlntss wheat never Looked better, and
there h prospect Of a large CROP
Asb- E b DunHell OF Gilman, committed SUI
eide BY taking chloroform. on Sunday evening
She took two Large swallows Of the uuld.
IOWA.
In Dubuque, a few days ago, there WAS grond
wedding among the co.cred people, Mary 4. Nor
r1s being united to Joseph Howard A large num-
ber OF presents were received By the couple from
prominent citixena.
AZ Blaltstorn, On Friday, NJ. Higgins com
mitte1 suicide By taking landanum.
Doty 6nhth, OF Lee County, celebrated hf4 B,tn
birthday Oh the slst ut Ar. G. cast his first vote
for Thomas JEFFERSON, and voted last fall for Gen
: eral Grant
Nj. and Mis-. John Owens celebrated their eol,leu
wedding, II Davenport, on the 9Th Nine Of their
children Terc present Nj. o. was soldier in the
wns Of 1Sls.
WISCONSIN.
On the night Of Arr11 3, the house OF RaFmpud
II. HaIeltine+ near Dalahoo, was destroyed by IRE,
aud Miss Evellne c. BurnhAm, a sister of Mna
Ha1elt1ne, petashed In the nnines. The other tn-
mates Of tho dw yelling made nrzow escapes.
*fv+ - - r. 49,
Green Bay, on Thursday OF last week, By falllnr
through IN alr-hore IN the Ice.
John Bell died at Johnsons Greek last Saturday.
BE had lived there aiuce 1s1 He was wsn
known as Democratic politician.
- Np1ASA-
The rector Of Grace Church, Lafayette, William
Wilson, has written letter to his church, rtfus-
Ing to take regular salary; he viii depend On
voluntary contributions for hispay.
Evansville claims population Of aa,oss,
Al Terra Hautet on Monday night pack OF
hungry dogs, attacked q COW, and aIser worrying
her until she YVES completely exhausted, actually
ate her up alive.
Mrs- Sarah Worcester, OF Albany, n. T., sxcd
seeenty-thEce yearA, died At Goshen on Saturday
last Just before her deceAse, news WAS received
Of The very sudden death Of her daughicr In New
Orleans, md the old lady requested that her
daughter body, which had been sent to Albany
for intermeut should be kept unlll her own H.
mains should reach that point, that they zuiQtt
10th he buried together.
Mira A. g. Lefb died At Goshen on Sunday. She
had been married only TWO weeks before.
AIxKIsoTA.
The TAylor's Falls Reporter says the mortality
among hofEes In the pinef1es this winter hAs been
great 1t Is estimated that over ta3hooo north Of
stock haa died or been Killed
Nlnona gave majority OF 149 for St. Paul aud
Chicago railway bondA~ Rcd Wlrg voted al
most unanimously for bonds to the amount Of
$4,000.
MICHIGAN.
The wood tTade OF Sorthport Is the largest Of
any place on the ch1in Of hkeA The amount Of
wood sold at that place to pfupe!ers during the
last season Of navigation was Ii, 800 cor,1a worth
s7o,oh
A Little Traverse paper RaJa: "A s. Wads-
worth, Esq, recently returned from t11p to
Mack1nac, where hc has been with horse and
cutter. Notwithstanding MAckinaw lsland has
been settled for more than century, Mr. Wuds-
worth Is the ntst man who ever r!sted IT, from Tho
'outslde world with q horse and cutter drawn
overland"
The State Sunday School Convention Is to be
held at Niles, beginning On the last Wednesday In
May.
A KALAMAZOO letter eays TINT the fruit rrospeers
arc remarkably good The buds Arc In n.aruaion.
and ali Ia perfect condition
A eoiored man IN Bcr1ien County, whose v1fe
hal abandoned him to live with her sister In Bny
City, followed his truant Spouse aud attempted to
punish her BY cutting her throat with fazer. A.
terWarI performing the same ,orerss!oo on his
OWL. Neither attempt WIS auccesstol.
a nre 1t Grand Haven, On Wednesday Of last
Teef, destroyed An- Lewis eating honsa, Byrns'
Hotel BairdH Michigan uouse, the American
House, kept by John RellhAn, and tho hotel Of
Louis Chrhrock. The total loss Is sb9us aaooo.
with over 600 lnsn1ance.
NIRsoERL
Oh the Hannibal s. Joseph Railroad. near
Ghilcothc, on Sunday last, three PASSENGER carr
were thrown from The track. Governor Butler OF
Nthraafa. was Injured on the head, urraN aud
hand; J. ". Street, Of St. Joseph WAs badly cut
on the head, Ars- Glenn, Of the saue place, Vas
injured In the shoulder; D. R. Anthony, Of LeaF-
others receiEcd sstEht Injuries
George ". Elrel. Ssate Senator from Caldwell,
County, died on the s0th alt
Kansas City paper says: IA private letter
received yesterday By John Gltay, Of this city.
from Mr. Louis salEbacher, of Moro, New Mexico,
dated Aoro, March - 1862, 6aya that an the trains
from Los Vegas and Murp, Will come to Eaasas
c1lJ this Jrar to DO their trading. This Il "hIs
thing" for our city, az the New Mexican t.ade was
for many years the best trade ever enjoyed here"
KASeAA
A portion Of the unsold tracts On the Delaware
Reserve, belonging to the stockholders Of the
KAuaas Pacific hallway Company, WIS offered for
sale at public auction, in Lcavcnworth, on the
9Th. About SIX thousand acres were offered. OF
Which two thousand were sold. The prices rnnged
II from two to four dollars PER acre Tue tracts
generally were ol an Inferior quality, and hence
the bidding Vas not very spirited.