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,c.ArAwBA. CRAP PILLS.

A r W b A G RA E PiLLS'
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. rsa.'
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLa '".s*".
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Il CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS
..l CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS. :.a,
CATAwBA GRAPE FILLS 2'@
y +; CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. 81
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS. 10.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS So,
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. 49,,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS. H. ~.''
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FURNITURE. &c
BOOTS. SHOES, no.

~~~----~---~-~~~-
OEOP GNlNG, OF a.
Ia THE WELL-RNOW N AND WV&.
e, ESTABLISHED w.
LADIES BOOT AND SHOE EslpORIUM.
A.. M. BAHRl3, 49, J..
NO. 8o3 Brosd street between sd and eth.
! lake this method OF informing my FRIENDS anu
Gust III I'd and the public generally that have
rcope led with full and select stock OF EOOIS
IN Ike and the iinest worsaa nehip an end ess va
riety of fancy colored hIask 81 and GILL
DkEN'S OTIS and SHDE1 and many tyles
which canno. be found In anv house south. Being
little advanced in the season. Iwil cell for thirty
DAYS III cost. A. Ii. HARRIa, 1903 Broad sf.,.~ =.
an s-eodiw Second door ftom corner so 81.
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DpOCHRHES. &c.
NOTICE.
oroRcE ". LEGG's FAMILY FLcuf'

aroRGE ". LEGG's FAMILY FLOUR.
Parties desiring a supply of this very superior
FAMILY FLOUR,
can net it by leaving orders with us in advance.
Mr. Lcgg authorizes Us TO
WARRANT EVERY BARREL SOLD DUhiSe
THE YEAR.
This Flour Is superior In every respec1 70 any
Flour offered in this market.
Our supply VIII he uniform during tne year.
aus A.Y. STOKES co.
UAMS! HAMS!! HAMS J!
TEN TIERCEs
BANNER HAMS
LIGHT WEIGHT5-
just RECEIVED,
ANDFoR SALE BY
no +. WILLIAMS & co.
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DECEINING THIS DAI-
&c boxes DEMEEARA SUGAR;
$50 barrels REFlSED SUGAkS, all graoes )
leo barrels end t,erces SYRUP;
So barrels CALVERT CRYSTAL SYRUP;
100 barrels NOS. /, 2. aud MaCk EREL, new;
25 bar, els choice EUuAk-CURED BREAh-
FAST BACON;
10 barrels SUMMER BEEF, something ex-
ira; - -,
LARD, III Lierces, half barrels, cases, and
tins.
7s has genuine LAGUaY4A COFFEE;
IS bags choice OLD GUVERNMENT JAVA
COFFEE;
Is bags MOCHA COFFEE;
50 hair chests good TO choice GUNPOWDER
and UOLONG TEAS:
To which re Invite the attention OF the trade.
jy2G 5. Z. TARD1 q ".
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-urrMpnrn,sExT
uELMBOLD'S

HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'sl
r. HELMBOLD'Sl
HELMBoLD's
"a, HELMBOLD'H
HELMBOLD's x
HELMBoLD,s
IHELMBOLD'S p, ~
%r HELMBOI1D's :.
,r HELb.BOLD'S
HEAMBOLD's
HELMBOLDsS
HELNBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's u,~ .-
HELMBoLD'S ~@"
RELMBoLD'S '<'.'. =,
HRLMBoLD'S p. .gr.
HELMgOLD'S -r
HELMBOLD'S - z7-
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DAY RUM, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
ID sold sL MEADE, & BAKERS
Drup atIr
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EvERYWHR RE.
uss-mI 80 ',i :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
THE COURTS.
RUCKHDUT TO BE HANGED.

CONCLUSION OF THE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED ON TIE MURDERER.
The third and last trial of Isaac V. w. Buck
bout resulted yesterday In the conviction OF the accused
aud the Passngof sentence upon him. The commission
Of Buckhoucs crime aroused intense popular indignation
and desire for summary punishment; and the unsatis-
factory results OF two trials excited anxiety lest the ac-
cuscd should escape under flrc plea In The last trial,
which has occupied about two weeks the widest latitude
consistent with the requirements Of the law was allowed
in the defense OF tao the amplc,t testimony upon
the question u insanity was brought forward. and the
tacnt employed on tho side Of the prisoner fully oil
cquatc the occasion The fairness Of Judge Ranards
charge has been generally commented upon and nppre-
catcd and all c0nclle that more impartial jury could
not have been impaucicd.
Yesterday uoruiug at Is INMATES past II O'Clock, the
bell OF the Court-Ilousc rang lOu ye 81 fnal that tne
Jury had 1t last cOlre cOuc'u5ionIHd cy ryDOdy In
the vicinity at once hurried through the rain TO hear he
verdict Wnon all lad assembled tic pr'ne. faced the
Jury and without 10 sign OF emotion listened to the YER
diet: "Guilty OF murder in the Grst degree. with
accommodation 10 mercy" The Juiy were theh AIS
charged This verdict arrived al aitr u h"ui7 Oh
delucriion. and tc las. clause ape2r8 10 nave n'en
the re, it OF compounds. When tho jury first retired
the ballot showed II conviction and one for ac1uta
TIE dissenting jurors is Weeks, and when exam
incl in regard 10 his qualifications, no Frankly adaiitod
chat he had doubt, OF the prisoners gut AZ TO- Tne5
day rirht. The jury came in 10 ask the Court II they
coul bring verdict Of murder in the second degree
judge Barnard said thought tlcTc was no evidence
to warrant them In finding that ycr.ict' at the same
timo they hal The power to rondr such Verdc'' ana
it could be received and executed.
AFTER delay Of half hour in preparing the death
warrant the Dsttict-A.tornoy moved that sentence be
now pronounced upon the prisoner. AMI BnckLtut ac-
cordngly aro,c while Judge Barnard addressed hin as
follows;
judge Rarnafd-What have you 70 saT why the Court
sh. uld not pronounce sentence GpoH your
PTisOuCr-NGtliiu-. 49,
Judge BarnalG-Ihc Jury have convicted You OF mur.
der in the first degree. Th3 penalty which tho law
writes agauat that crime is death, ana we nave bs 70
40 OUc lht, IL pIQ1ouncing -oatrnce ulon YOU maj
sem sn,g H. that vol ln belco 70 tHc jail from
wi ich you came; that you bo hero detained Until FRI
day the 1T day OF rcmber EcXt, on when gay PC
tween the hours In tc morning ana ga hc @itct
noon, y0u DO hanged by the nee until you ar dfn'
The dcathwarrant then read TO the prisoner ana
he was taken stiH wearing his indifferent expression
back to tho Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20

he addei 70 the theIharo ~.
TIC Ere Railway Company, kept ~ the FarmerS' i>,
ana Trust company the said 1000 shares OF stock bcs
were iSsufu III Deccinbtf and January last upon the
basis OF tho conversion OF convertible bonls for on az
or any part Of such 5000 shares; aud from proc D
causing Ia be registered with certified by tbe Par.p
Loan and Trust Company any STOCK cert Hcte5. ~ 49,,
Erie Railway COMPANY upon the basis vi tho al on In
the registry or the share capital % the Eric lv'y
pauy OF tie said 5000 shales 81 stock issuod "a Bte
Der and January last Aforesaid. % pant M CT
ard from circulating or giving cu1eriy 10 any stock
certificates tered Win and certif The P5acrs
Loan and Trust Company upOhb the lasis ID,
such addition 70 tlo rCgstry u sstd
$1,000 sharcs or ory rnrt thereof ard IilsWis,
restraining the sad Farmcr' Loan ald{Tius' Componv
from placing U tc gsfIy OF tIc shGIc cap.l a al -
5000 shares, Of stock mentioned iH the mid urrirc -
June %, 1851, given by the Ero Railway Company % us
Farmers Loan and Trust Company"
Mr.. sOJ.nWayd opened tlc argument ~ a5inc pr
ti0ls OF the testimony OF Jay Goud, &c ousiy I'M
i.doi. and takcu before tlc N"rtr Il J.. .i.y' l. n
sherman iUG DC Dis Grst ap'aalco 20 j case ami Pa
Piled - Mr.. -uttluafd by reading q sIg afd.yiii In
Wh'ch III Noul6 cih.fs"ls !, cAtNlpaY Nm cii b.
gard to- his manipulation OF LIE s.OA d. cOnycr,itle
bond transactions 49, ana 3'.o an N ...t n which
Giovanni J.. IofO-iHi, the a1h,tr ~ ~ Luc Hallway
company aiy- l'aV d. llNir pitreti7 tl cDAl,rli
bio bonds Tor $4,000 were uld fyr Coo.
pieiiug and operating tie rad j,e.crI other
aiiiayits Of Icg. ous ii Ifi"S IUJ rest. h,.ri.g
these ard ana agOls points were las0 prperfeT
linen followed long and splcl, a2t pr r.ols d a..
sion OF Almost every gd'e.on involved boz ti.f cpni,
Gated litigation, afi'T which, In % o. .tgI0Iy arm.
mcri, Nir. Field Stunned Up Ivf tlr f,use ana ,ep.
tended tIaf the Cont cam u. % [. ur. Of In. v De-
eide upon tie validity iuNglia4ty q: tie 90 ,oi Ie
upon them basis, because a. has r.t according 4.
precodeut, power to pas upon the N.itlfy 0r ut div
Di the acts Ji tlc Eue Hallway Comp BOZ, or ans Dtulf
corporation. Win ti, ,1cep ion, nI. iitl', aeup.,l
tOtOre published. Tue Cont then aip4yuni. EK-Attof
N. General Ho-r VIII f,iiy g. Va. ticit tV-J.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20

s,m,,or I,Iunderstand You rightly You consider NOR
rage permanent commerf'a relation Wnon sno1 ha
formed from convenience, ny acelhent or lhenneon,
and that the legal ceremony sNes g a. nST the
In Xn,r former articles you say that before marriage
woman &, free but after are left to infer that you
upbod the prcsen system or slavery when the law
taIiishes for i'm L. at women ~ MARRIAGES. nonenliy
her evtprushncnt individual Is coOly dlseusScd
and pleced on tie statute-books OF the world ~ NJ,
ragard marriage ~ founded In the eternal htnes. or
tbngs-a law as mmuablc and interchangeable as thc
laws which govern the earth ia liz revolutions on us
ri "neitIor weakened or strengthened by any ccrc
,n"nv ar conycntonalism one sided LEGISLATION hy
which Won have surrounded aud 0vcied IT, lho lro'-
riage il Of Cod and nom God, and tha' %l' ne .is
oincd together man Cannot put aaunder. Neither time
r NC nor nrisonbass and bolts death Itself can
sunfsr souls that arc bound together IN te ttlc Ia,
ri"g@ and this rs the marriage hat al true, pure
vcrren Sock Your laws declare two persons mar
red who standing before TIE ait.r, hnuH
that tbey pcrure themselves. aud thar they
they may I've under the same roof, break inc same
bread aud can into existence vrctcied, lLorShil'd
children 10 nh our prisons and reform schools saws
friend I'm letter just received nom tfe Sonth ltsecm'
Inc rotating to the affections Between the two sexes
tha any oncnt toward amendment sb0MlL nc W, 4
and literally looked into before cend nncd TaeIe neEcr
was a truer thing than tc third article or your Fe7ois-
ton viz: 'Th0tHe tcits, sVcrtJs, dhg d'5"Dtht'
TfieqL truly believe there has been million uho'
more suffering among The white Wcutn o. ,I'il1toi
resulting from Heir utter dependence on the doinha"
sen than obtained with tbe negroes Ia "a state u
slavery" -, 4. .. ,oi.,t, q,
The assumption that women ara Gwaya 70 be Eelpca
dcpcnlcuts 10 bc caught AMI Crsed Is aothti Ddln-
ism OF thu past another OF 05o cXcrc cencc' OF coarse
crnwth mat must Dc cut of. matter how deep ne
wound. The privileges OF permanent nome arc L'' ~
"A woman wants IN life. a palace without love, tt"d"I5
ma, AM the thousand little Gcn cs and cour'e,ig' or
life, would be less home than fourjl.rate b0luh!-
house lily observation Hglnes me TO TANK lIiht heh
want the home which good, faithful wi2 maEs Ike, dtIo
s much rs The woman dJCs ana tha ne ~ es' WuIu+ -
give the only equivalent than she T. women 90 NV WIZ
license nor is life of continual srisacid,o tiuc ~
TO the iw and testimony am AWAY NlhlnS % ~
tLc command from Sinai most heartily ieSlNhi nXu
fiat To do Justice and Judgment l. noc acepttc 70 %
Lord than sacrifice and 81 tier l. dIy mOrcl hh1
ouptness Herewith ts0n house lul OF 5lci nee ~"
STRIFE 1ouIE 1Il Tue uII' % ti"'"' - W. ''
PrOrideIce, II. l., July 13, 1S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
CRIMINAL cOURTs.

James Nc il"er who was arrested on The complaint
Of tlr te Of B-r Police Court cI- sob tr-'g
rt, ta Court ng lead lC. tue rD mo We 7h lei
rs vgra jag" C - e'e1iiy rla hs -
gnlad Est, O. h oh-' PTS lo "a SIC aai
second 81, conviction had never lecl hL lt' Coad
oriered the prisoners discharge
| At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
from uoney drawer II ieF stfs liquor No -
Sew nthye Michael ROrlaA, ssNu- hon ana narles
rom his ,tepnH, George Lake ~ 10 81 l No
Ml.n John Waters aud George NHlais5. breaking into No u.
| NoOstersl
AT the Essex Market Police Court, before Judge
Scott ieiitr Oscar Nephsa alias Gcrg Jones. committed ft
a,saus John Ley, o. No. ii2 ChuF,i Boa5u ks
Of aa and pair Of shoe Avenue y, between E at~,
July I4oaki.T stealing %
alcrch No. no John Cot- el 40 ef3
worth Sl4 from John Hsints OF 10 ~ GcerchsL, Jafy TO-
Henry Norris and Alexander Frazier charged with
contprug 10 levy black mall discharged yest H b.
s.Onr Hpo:. A. G. Beatty d1gcl w.h The h.
further Gfandc charged 30
I'LL he'll In 500 bail b. CJmls
William Richard. charge, VT rierng T. = Nir- D o. dsssge
OF BIS day selHBg ls-boa, was he'd IN =2tJ0 DtL
Patrick Hogan, who was arrested on the l2sh OF
july rioi0 and intI- 3D. crowd t0 els 81 yc
brought before judy Carbon yes'e ia wi. a a Hls
issued DAYS since, AID sppnctou lo for BIS release
that he had been committed d,u q ls and Az he t 10
before Judge SJaky 8d The cal Sll De N0a4 he re-
el5gi.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Frank CIo AZ Ca ClIDol i saas
Matthias and Ge.nlus OF ~ Aeaa
lurane Robinson he blg bs 80. 80 Wst.
Ta,,ay night. IS TO Peer Msgl tie Frrcor r ss
az BEL AZ ~ gJaaeat AMI aAea into
tll She d. i gO Z I.l.I .tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
PREMIUMS AWARDED TO MowIYG-NhCuINBs

The mowing-machiues and hay-teddel' eh-
bitcd at the last Fair Of the American Institute Wers
tested by the following Committee Of Judges on ne i"ya
Of Samuel Sinclair at Crot0n on "Wednesday June II
H. L. Reaie, Jewett City, Conn. Josiah H. Macy i|e'
Westcu,ster County, n. y. Frank ID. Curtis. Charo"
Saratoga County " Y. The Board OF Managers on mon
day awarded the following premiums in accordance VAN
the report Of the Judges 80 =, t, W .a.
No 55-Adrsnce, Platt Co. No 100 Gr'eow'''' " H. " VIZ
hest rnogi Usu chine Bdckere.' Filsi FlrAln o., a.,
no iCn-Sprgae Moving Machine COMPANY 'ro'dnee H. L. e"
the snrayr. Mower. PREMIUM az,
C,nn,r Nov NJ sni eapuy Maohre Conpanv, No ~
f-cb,r. n IT, Tor the Clipper Moving Machine. CeltAca.sS
No. s-Fank Bramer, for Young Warrior Mower Certificate
S IS@R " Billiard Tor the Buad Hay TrIer First preuin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, in The nat
ter Of the application oil The Natioua II -.iIll> Bank.
ing Association at. the MaGposa Company, AMI tho
matter OF the application Ok Samuel y. Waite ag tao
MaripOsa Company, Judge meIalam fled Li' decision,
yesterday, granting the motion to set aside tao order a
pointing receiver in the white with so costs It
appears by tine papers an tho decision that an order
was made appointing receiver in the first ease tae
l7ih, aud In the second case on ths lSu Of Nay ad be-
fore such receiver In the first case, had ell b DOllOs
taken possession proposition WIS Matc D. Jlc toieud.
n2tS 70 effect !ct -em.Ut with The plunllE, Which,
however resulted Ia hOtDng. Tpe aud Oh 20, part
of the plant rs charge that sGcl p.tU.lNou mage
by defendants aud the delay lu tie hIaG OF M cclY
eTs bond caused orrey, Tor tEc purI4c % securing
receiver IN the second cast; ana th&i aWO.Iiucht
was obtained By collision between COL ab and o,ur
uel b. Waite.
la the Supreme Court Chambdrs, yesterday,
application vas made to Judge Ciriso ior hsbcaS
corpus in the case OF two Children Jui OCOElor, alias
Julia T. Turner age TO- ard Daniel O'CoEno alias Chas
D. Turner age Ia charge Of Grs. PUSH, Matron Of
tho Protestant HafOTphau Asylum NOE g. West Tcnth
st. AflGayits presented showing y AZ The chlrcD
had been placed with Mrs Bush by Hlna d. Turner.
who is not their mother, without tho hENedso Or con
sent OF their ftihoF Pdt1ch Otohhk DIT" buah
through hcr cOgnse, presented letuihs tae peGl0h
stating that she had no satisfactory hH lse tlal ths
et,r yos fho faIer Of tho chiidIc.s thar they bad
informed lrr FIAT they were hrU iy "a cd Dy lnr Pc
tiOnrr while under his control, ald tLti they ieinan
with her their own iee WIN Ihc Court sdin u She
return were properly tI'syeraed, ic-n"Iy N"d INCA
be taken to prove tic pct tUn'IS ll2 ana hb'hs 70
have charge of the children. BOlh chldich ",lt N
Court during the discussion ana lie ga Was la lcfA
The proceeding e were adjourned TO July 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
FpIGHrENED AusrRALAsIANs.

Sy Nr South Uais CoresD0Rdeaoe 81 Tie heOrrs Lelfn
A wonderful story, full of sensational met
dent has reached me. Mr. Stewart, q native OF Las
MANIA whose present residence Il Is NOrfolst HflH'
made a communication to two OF the Colonial Agchh
General that "A scheme had been revealed 10 MN OF
proposed predatory attack upon Melbourne sydney anu
Dunedin bv q vessel fitted cut In the United hi&pss.
tale the Colonial representatives took the sroper seP
to test that individuals NeraCty. The particulars en-
tied from him were TO the following eject A"O olt
men-one OF them calling himself Bethune' nhn VIZ,
represented himself he the nephew OF the bf'DoP
TorontO-tame 10 lodge at stewards house. lucy t
recently arrived fr Melbourne. BttOsI4hB tali'ns
with stewart, they one day told him that SNIP was
half of France but really f0r the purpose oI naAne
an attempt upon the ch!ei AuslI3.lah to" ~
and upon the mail steamer. The plan W. M
slim through the Heads at night, get up alOngslde
Kgsop lake pOssessiOn o. her, turn her sins uprsy
Melbonrne and then levy black mail upon tie 80 10
and the banks Mr.. Stewart added that, accofu;1hh
me esentations of his dodgers CIV Butler ana 80
Train were concerned IN TINS hOlaolo stueo invited
aud his COMPANION, the latter named Scott lhN ~,
stewart 10 ION theui and promised TO telegraph Isa
from America telling hun when 10 start Phe, In
to enter fully into their designs; but az soon
Tor America hc divuged the whole parueu ~ In
Novne Agent General for New south Nalef N n'
suiied with Mr. NerdOn aud Mr. Morrison Oh 10 'ent
Al Inc suggestion of some meN0erS OF VIC ~ who
the case was Laid before tho secretary vi - shoud
advised that the respective Colonial Cover aph
be communicated with on me suDISSsl 81 3snii In the
Such tetegrams accOrdugH l1t WStHeu t'ner OF
mean time Col. Henderson, ne NhA'I Nu1' nov. yer,
Police had taken tho affair M maui N"'l I,Iept Las
az character cunurmQofA ol ottn =" 81 H@epfiy re
noon discovered. except tLat btNhAo N"" Is
turned from BE bourne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
COVRT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SINGULAR DEATH OF AN EyGLIsHMAM

Mark Auburn, age 3j, an Englshman, con-
cealed himself board tie steamship Idabo, Of The Law
erpool and Great Western line, previous TO her leaving
Liverpool OH her last trip, and was conhes IN "toon
forward by Capt Price, who intended t. take MN D'eA
to the English authorities. lie escaped ycSfAuAy io'n
his place Of confinement and attempted y climbing
along the nawser to reach Pier No &C. North Dycr. at
which the steamer was lying. Losing his Hold be sh
into the river and drowned The body was soon To-
covered and taken TO the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
Henry Norris and Alexander Frazier charged with
ITCIsION.--.IrLY ID.

Supreme Court hambG5-By judge Car3ozo-
Lavrs.oe st. Tl;l0rNoon dIiel Heioa 90 Mi''l 10,
grn allowance of5 per ceit Robins ags 10 nSNo n 1aaed
Cu irmug report Of sale. ChTp ag NOA0sl lur la9m-n1
granted BGchte Cr)ic.-OGr gtd. laIau5 81 5 I'd
Nslol denied without costs Kri' ag. KreAeapH granted
-atsco.t MoTga-Menoiauda c3In kolnr ~ lafsoA
-MCten granted tseyels agL Brlc o..-Orde grlacL
Stpeyi0y Court geeial Term-Bv Judge Freed
man inter- sg FIen-Orier granted Le ' ast Eer-a-
Onler 1.ansed. scAsab al. aIichss er-Orler giaIel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
DEVELOPMENT OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
SOUTHERN INDIANA-ITS CROPS, COAL MINES, AND
PROJECTED RAILROADS.

SOUTHERN INDIANA-ITS CROPS, COAL MINES, AND
PROJECTED RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 5.-The farmers in
the southern part Of Indiana, where the wheat Just
been harvested, quite content with their yield,
which will probably average from IL 10 20 bushels to the
acre To any one accustomed to the crops in Pennsy
yana and New-YOrk where the soil is manured with the
same regularity the crop is gathered this yield will
appear small but, In Indiana, few Of the farmers
any manure at ALL and when they do, they II in
limited quantities The soil Is clayey being mostly
bitumnous coal and would be greatly benefited by
application Of lime, by blowing under crop OF clover
The country is mainly settled by Germans, who are
Industrious virtuous and frugal But, what prevents
the liberal use Of manure is the want Of money
which such scant population cannot supply II there
were only demand for meat or WOOL the hll-sdes of
Davies Dubois and Spencer Counties arc well adapted
for sheep raising 1t Is therefore, with great anxiety
that the population looking forward to the construc
ton Of railway which will connect them with the OHIO
River the SOUTH the various railroads crossing the
State east TO west further the north. That rail
way they hope, will give them additional population and
a market at their doors The experience of nearly all
railroads in the West running north and south has so far
been that they are unprOttable This has been mainly
because the companies looked entirely TO through bust
ness and disregarded the local traffic, which, under their
lnanag CEMENT did not increase in the ratio 1t should.
The discovery Of fine coal and especially OF block coal
which has so rapidly built up Brazil In the northern part
of the State Is likely 10 revOlutiOnze the lower part
we'll Already steps have been taken to bring these fine
veins of coal to market The superior quality OF this
coal over the ordinary Illinois Goals, s0clcd, viii at
once give 70 preference Ia The market for generating
sr4I4 amt being 700 miles further down the river than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20

road connections there IS prospect OF the North facnc
Railroad and the Portland. Daes and Salt Lake Rail-
road Reel estate in this city had advanced c'nderA
bly, during the last six months. but the demand "
present Land tine line OF the railway on tue "es, %
Of tho willamette River, just now desirable TOT puli.
SITES has advanced; but the great land Interests "
Stale axe firm at former prices Tho average
,ra I'm tho Willamette Valley does not exceed $40 per
aero. ,oicc formsclearcd improved, and cultivated
sell at from SIS TO $50 per acre; equally good lands else
where well improved cen be bought 40 nom 20 10 ~ ror
acre. To the latter may DO added grea' amount OF
h, GENTRY with excellent grazing that costs nothing
In the City of Portland fine bankingh0uses substantial
stores and warehouses. and splendid private mansions
give striking evidence Of wealth. 'sS'e anu roh"coh'