, 1869-04-26

The Frccpott t1ll} Independent Of tho e2t says:
"1fc nr,t 0f May Is near Ut hand, Nts ytt few of
the fnE1ntlA Q! this county hnse put seed into the
plnwtnE.'' ..... ...
In An,erson County, Kansas, the peach crop
will he All average 0nr.
Thr Minnen,1lIs (Ai!nn., Ttih,ne OF tho c.l says:
"Far1ue!a In tlir woods have commenced p'nwtng
IN rlucca hut 1iasc not been able to sow any xran
vet On the t'rnlrtcs they hive sowcd The must Of
their wllcas, aud afc busy ploNinB anl preparing
lpr paiR.'
rcac, trees asc In full hloon. with rrosrcc. Of
from olcfunTth to full cr,, In thu Immediate
y!tlntty Df Alton. A iargc majority Vi tho Dr-
ctlnr,!A Ut this fruit In Ma'i!son County nre
ported to have lal All the buds Killed dur1ng tue
The iluta,gur nowa> Tmrs Of the 74.l Ra5s:
"Far1nNE nl,sr1ltiuns arr probably three weeks ht.
hIni w,,at l,a'l t'rcn accomplished NJ the cnrrr-
% sTcr, III rak1ns @ W "i "st TIM Thc rrai i now
III Hnt con.,tti"si, ihr sun = gennl. n,l,' whcat
sont, s:s as ey @ 4tssrt s w :" ~ s Ts fra
wing tuir rrnr If fr"l'a except peaches, iuay hut
lie expected
Arr:Io sayr: "Thn wratt,rr. t.is wrek. ,,s % nxlia
hcen saT!alhr wrt nnd 'lry, l,it eo for thu fnn4t
ran rrsotnl1'nt,ng. c-prCl"ily on Thy tnu raritcr
sunshine tu inatc !Argr h'ssnnecs III the sowlIlY
| nf srri,1R corn all't thu planting Of pt,sn-
rs IN" H., We .rk nfr y Il " Ma,s iss' ls.u, .st II "qy ~
:w5 @ fessIs IT. nt t,"si rs n, 'Gn 'D,,c c'"s UNI IN
| ifN Vines nln ilmlMlat,l the rllAtite VI ctnt,,
tuhrs COMMITTEES Hny glse f1a cUHJrtturrs III itc
| ptuce uf fncts. THU whrnt Ill limit places t1Rs
paA ut trnlIIiae than 1t hntt hut II .as nftcfl 1ule
wurar III lhitr ,prEtnl Rl tlune well an thrrr IL
M !ltur,lintr rhar ft,r aarfH Though confidence
has ntHtth. The Int" reduction 1sas t,crN followed
h. fntur reaction In rtlrra hna. M ihc nsctnV".
IttNrAra have recovered fnls Hnr shilling, and. IN
tp1,,r towns, 1nufc. Weekly supplies have fairn
l. to lie hll,rlslns uf lns ,rnr. when rr'es wcr"
w III ltes rcr 4tlnrtcr shaving nt Ienst e"nle
| nl,lrtanre III the part NJ farmers ~
fetcr thelr rrflfanng rimk M nt re']nrri ratrs.
il ,mlst IL, trnrlnl~rrt. t,,. TINT MI 1.nriIat.
wlrat la nl~n,a wnntr'1. aHl hnvlna .paaae''
thr,1Iel tlr damp orlra1 Ut thfs yrrr n1"iI m!n
trr, ilr qualify 1Hft viii 1~ tr'at Fcrst"al't ~
| mixing, with IN rf.Rrrrt thai thF itr~ rrhf VIII
il, flnrr, nu1 1t1r lint u Viii tH FL flftr. 1'tt
wright If tilr Mllrlr uf 1aG4 *na tlrsrE FSrrr'frl
uspi il w al,und tst n llmt h1nttnlnn tilu" att'
tllil ratH, thr nl NIL lr' HI" Vn1 'nt. nii l"ta
| aIt1} ins fNntr vi thnt tnrtnl n'' t't1rss 1n"a
rta. tMluln,, t'Anphfr'1 Mlh u !" t"EtIlrf. hna
,rl!a 1Wi,1,ta Alnn IT, fIl" 'lrt1hrl, Il. trti'!lii
Is NJ Atask iatin'. iI mi IN ttts f4Hfart. ~ IN
rsYn etrina HIM t'tIR t"fufr 'aa. t'hr 9a"1 rthl
II rettnihit huI MI a'tid'inlnt1"ii ht hnt lA s"a
II, lAal }rnr NJ HrFr nHrtA mi. + rnTr II hHAIl
irafrr; nInt trtg,i, lJntItkc AHt t!rFttaIIf K"ts
rtAiIs, II h.lt HIS uti} rAtrpilsi II fhtt tH At.
ttIvsi siltr,t ia Srw SnEh, Mhefr slE!nA wlrat n!ts
u sIlIrt hha IEs!.l fhtltr tttrllIlt,t 1hn nFFItA!
nti Itr r.lasi krt l1la :ttII NJ MhFfh Wnfo clEIl
rnsgne6, III Whl4h nlln thrga Mas Whsat, nv
| u,atkr HE!i1 fWt harley