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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-21
ID lCHNiNND AND. - 9slTEF-9 q q.
III sfynrs .E YORK RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL.
ING PUBLIC. 81

49, ING PUBLIC. .s5II
#Af @s.1tls- @lft. ------E IVA pt,gsYgy
On and after TUESDAY, June 18th, until fur
Their notice, train leaves this depot for
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW
YORK AND BOSTON,, . la5Fss
AND ALL POINTS WEST, q slgoA
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR-
-asjA,e7 DAYS, at, "a o'clock p NJ, yha
instead of 8 z. NJ, as formerly, and LOWEST
POINT daily, Mt same honr. 2 ttI9HHHSH
Sunday train discontinued after July7thgt.
FREIGHT TRAIN, d4plE
with passenger car attached, leaves TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 4
O'Clock A. M ,toi through freights. to all points
North and West, and on MONDAYS, WE'D
tween Richmond and West Point ut Am.
Freights received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. ~ fNsa s'78iI4
Through bills of lading given to all pointsN
No freight taken by Passenger Train.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-21

The national debt July LIST, 1872,
Including accrued interest. less ~
cash in Treasury, was about
trwenty-ons hundred millions OF 4
dollars, or exactly salsl s4s
Tbs reduction in three years and
T YItr nioaths of General Grant's2Nt&4i 20
pd,ni,,istraIion wa - k3ss s7B al 7
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-21

.li ~ .Fes WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
a IL. L.. TAYLoRsy General Ticket, and Freight
Agent. Richmond. .fgF-r..5 no., sfsrfe 17--tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29
MQmdbli9e Gntfrdfti9un9,

Rrantteten, BE fAneu ~ etnn RrNFs fabreu, Fnb ut&t bic
~etn3isea, bic man II fur&tex bal. DIR g0ura xue bic Saul
uts fdat ben Baum ut&t 70 f&nsa ME tr 8ltt; bod ,erfb
ren Re TN. wenn ttaen n'&t Gtnbalt setban miro, etenfu &c.
ruts. Gbenfp, penn aud nidt 70 f&nea t5btenb, pe selbts
g,eber, sapft &rsutf9e @&wdde fales1i& bic ~2sbensfafst
ebenfo as. pe iebe fpnaise Rranite:t, wenn ienem @&rd&er-
pereen nidt bur@ eta trd fttsentes $ eilmittelGtnbal sef&tsbt.
Der anbltd f~rabsetiser stnfdutssett II etpas unausfprs&H&
o.traseabw. eawd&e, eIdde. Rasesset, Riee4sef&la.
sentett unb Nbaeteuus seeeu ieslt&e Anareu sans Rnb lire
sew5tnliaen au;t&en; btesu fuute man prunpt NIT etdr.
t1nssnntttsIu ents.sentresu. Das teae Rrdfttsunss- uub
Aufteterxnssnattel, bas IN ful@ea gdasn ausepeuttt npn>
ben Tam, 1t @pRetter's WRasenbittereS. Des, ftuxIt.
reube 4euptbeRaubttet stees 3elmtttels erne&t auf Reuts
ts fuahese Gaerste berRbrpereunftutipa, unb ste srdfise1bea
rnb ~r.estlusen Gtsenfdaftsu teatlbeu ~sesIetben ben stebsr IN
DtrNantttt sefesta Redistribution etnsa aa(altesbea xab
batfa,nen Sp>sls. Der u~ansenbe ap,ett Reat I'D ~teber
eu, bic gerbausas NIB 8lutbtlbuxs utrb be&lenuist, bic
xasfddtuns ber edrtt wtrb pteber natIrseads. xnb nit IL
sen d 0.s44. sas IN e~.adtrxus ees..asrvsrs btttrdst sest ea
stdIfane1r sDsAfd sss. aaf tise sDttft strb Bic steuirdfftt
1sae la 3tpesesnat.nttsn tsptrtt, nnb bersn0 exnsbet a.b
et6rle ssebesbnseaeat. Sa sesner Rlaae BON &raaltttten y
BE tnlfame Dtrtuas bs 8ttteren besetIt&er aab aufdl'
sItaer aS hi bsnen. bertn Gtseattuntlt&ts t to Srs(1 gRGt1ta'
bet nh Strawberries tteett. Demea. bic sea tel4e1 Ed
ben aryleat kRh, fishes tn btteu edunkeRen agete t6rfsnst.
~ 6e(I9tttet ~ Aaatrisk& Be ulhI f&s9ke s9stei4tes1ne1.
Rebtlaulsat, sDahett tsftt ts 4sGt tIR. 0keesteeasaea
mn II hsA ue4dsS, 64Abea 1aj1stAtea. Debts Att9t
% ~ eIlta1tse 3tag1t Ssa xsn.eases aas. H.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29

BON S4afbau1en !; BITE Ba9betten bteier
Ibdlsr f1nb 1berau beher au6ee9li@en
oper 1,tpeQt,t oal6 ba6 &beinbett &1nter<
balb S@afbaulen. Mo6 ant lS@lu6e
Der Mtpeeu3ett mar bic &lettgaruer Sc
eeno Elm SteFanb. Cur plioeeu3ett fanp
cine 5ebun9 ftatt> uno nit ibr beeann
bic Muswal@un8 unferer Ibdler, uel@e
%fortoauerte bts 3u 8e9tnn Der Gts;ett.
Nur bur@ btel Mnnabme ldbt ft6 erfldz
rem, pte III unleren juralf1&en Raltfel<
fen Ebdler ron 500 bis 1000 Gu6 Eiefe
etneenaet tperben fonnter. In benen beute
1ur feline 8d9letn fieeen, t,ne III nell
den nupbl in ben alermetften Gduen f@
ebeoeu, fauut Ytel 8r5sere @a0trn,o0en
betpeeten. @el@en Antbetl bic @letlder
ielbf an ber @ersr5beruns bteier Gbdler
aabueu, ld6t f@ f@wer entidetpen ; beo<
ba@ten ldet f@ btneesen, ba6 fe pielel<
ben an mebreren Srten ptecer NIT dter
100 TuB mdatteen @@uttma0e1 tbeil<
wetle ausflQten. Nn ben 9baleebdneen
unp auf @ebtrss1dtteln trtft maj, In UNI
ie1er @e9eno errattide BlSde urtp @letz
i@erl9utt Bis gu 1000 GuB iiber benz
Msere. @enn nur, aber fleinere @ewdl>
fer int 2aufe Der 3eiten 70 ttefe S@lu@
ten in unier Sura9ebir9e etnsunaeen per<
modten, 70 tpdre e6 ben ptel ffdrteren
Blutben, mel9e 1@ BON ieber I'M &beiss
tbole bepesten, eewib unmbalt@ semeleH>
tet etnem elet6mdbteen @srlauf Der
Dtnse 1ol@e unebenbetten tn tbrem Bette
fteben 3u la6en, mel@e beute ben S9afz
BAUER Nbeinfau bebtnsen. S9pn tpern
man bteS aQein in's Nuee faNen parpe,
mibte man auf ben @epanfen fommen,
pab bteler @a0erfal letne @ntfebune
nur elmer seraltlamen 9erleeung bes
uriprGn9lt9en Nbetnlaufes 3u perpanfen
babe.
@erelet@t man ferner >pteber bic 3eit>
rdume, wel6e posu erforperli6 waren,
Bis g.rtn9ere @a0ermai7en unier 2ano
oft tttf purdfur9t batten, NIT Der 3etl,
mel6e serRpRen 1T felt Der Gntfebune
oes NbeinfaQes, mdbreno welaer IS ben
iebr oiel 1drferen Tlutber beS &betnes
no6 ntdt 9eluneen 1T, bic u%nebenbeit
unterbalb S@aFbauien auSsupletden 49,
70 fommt ma, 3u Der u%eberseueuns, bob
Elm ottl sr5Berer 3ettraun, 3wtl@en benz
8eeinn un ierer Tbalbtlbung unp Der
Gnttebuno oe8 NbetnfaQS lteoe, al6 anti
iaen Rem leBteren Gretsni0e uno Der
SeBtjeit. Dob f& dtr'eens Der @betn
oberbalb leine6 ToutS idon wteoer 3iems
LID In pn Surafalt etngsnast bat, 1T
er1atlt&, uno es ldbt ftd oaraus erten>
men, pab BON BEN beuttoen &betnfale
oann nt@t mebr ptel lbrte ietn miro,
tpenn Der 3ettabl9nitt, Der felt 1etner
Gntaebun9 bic beute perfo0en If, f@
etnmal Yerpuppelt bat.
WGa.D
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29
Gin perftetnerter tertidrer gBalS IN
!. ',#S NTH GaIifornten. q II y@+ A

T Son Der wi6eni&afhiden Grpebtttonr
beS gale College naa BET paefflden8 Ife
ma6te Elm Ibeil unter Babrun9 bes pro>
|fe6ors Marib elmer, Abie&er na& BEN
Don Germ Dention I'm Sult entbedten
perfeinerten @alpe, ber auf etneu1 bobeu
felfosn @uden III Napa County, GAL.
et,pa 10 (enslii&e) Metlen pom @tpfel
peS ct. 6elena>8 er9es lteet. Der&Qden
1T etma 1000 GuB bod une beftebt 1or>
I3ueswetie aus metamorpbil@en Gelieu ber
&reioesett, bic dberla8ert 1no BON fpdte'
rem terttdren Sdt@ten unp Don Betten
ieeiai@ter pulfaniiaer Nl@e. Cine for9'
fdltt9e unteriu&un9 oer. 2oealttdt, auf
Iwel9er ote erften umBewprfsne 8aumz
fiirnpfe 9efunpen tpurben, Lief e%ttennen>
paB fe aus ben nulfantltenTuf unp ben
@anoRetnen, pte }e bepedt batten, berau6>
9elpittert ; benr e6 CAB ~etn3elne Ste4en
an beneu man tteie Deden nod fano,
wel&e tufaQtB por eem@ erm{ttsrn sel@aBt
rpar.
Ml6 bic Gbetlnebmer ber Expedition
ibre unteriu@uns 3mtlaen ben Bergen
mebrere Metlen tn Die &unoe au6oebnten
tpureen fie bur@ Die Gntoeduns man&er
aueerer pe~rfeinerten 8aumfampfe be-
lobnt, pas l@lteBlt@ gu BET uebersusun9
fdbrte, raj bteie terttdre Nblaserunns bic
Qeberrefe etneS ausseoebnten @aloes
Don lebr sreben 8duneu entbdlt, wel6e
ofenbar iiberi&dttet uno be9raten wuroen
our9 pulfanilbe Mustra@e. Dte aus
Dem sulfantlden Stuff auS9ewaIaenen
Bdume maren iebr 8rob uno i@ienen
nabe otrrpenpt ben jebteen @alobdumen
BET pociflden&lfe, b%elonper6 ben ~1telen>
baften &eniferen. Gin 6ragment, eaS
pfenbar nur etn fletner Gbetl etne6Bau
mes mar moB 81 Gub in Der 2dn9e uno
bate troy Der f9tbaren Denunoatton am
f~letuern Gnoe etnen Durdme6er BON Z
SUI. Gin arperer Stumpf 3et9t ttnen
Durdme0er BON IL Tub, une faf ale
aueern 8dume ltsben auf dbnlt9e @r1z
benperbdItnt6e f<eben.
DIE Verttetnerur1g Der TT Der1Gteoens
tel 3utdnpen aefunoenenB dume beifano
In elmer &telelatlu0erune; pabrideinlta
par pie6 Die @trtuns beiber alfaltf9er
aueQen, pel9e &telel In 26lune entbtel>
len. Cine iorofdltieere> mtcroscoptl@e
unteriu&uns Der o%erfetnerten Baum>
1umpfe our& 5errn Dbtte ereab, pab
fetu rpeientlt&er unteel@teo swtl@en cte>
fen unp ben jeBt tn Californian pa@iens
ben &oniferen Ter @uttun9 @equota
~ertttrt. Das .Gebleu anoerer Toi0lten
ma&t ,rpar bic Beftmmuns pe6 <ers
eer Bdume i@pterte. pa f1e aber auf
&retpe lteeen, 1T nt@t unpabri4etnlt@,
eaB fe Der jlngiten terttdren @pe@e> BEN
plioSen. ansebbren, baB al1o oanals bic
@alobdume Der SsBtsett bort }@on elm
betmt1A tpQren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29
Die Gntftebune bes MbetnfaQ6 Bel
@@afbaufen.

Muf @runo etn9sbenber 9eolo9tlder
1nterlu9uneen 1T flrilt9 BON s.. @Ir>
tenbereer bic Gntltebun9 bieie8 erobar>
ti9fer Der eurppdtI6en Naturl9auiptele
erldutert porpen. 5terna9 1T Der be-
r1bmte Wa0erfaQ be6 &betntromes geo.
lostl@ iebr jun9en Datums. Die merit
piirot9en ~&rimmun9en, welde oer Tlub
ma9t> bt6 er iber Die 80 Iub boben SUI
rafelle en- berabflr;t, werren ndmlt6 ourd
@lettj@eridutt bepinat uno muroen meg
faQeM penn rte|e un9ebeuern Sbuttz
malen niGt %Dorbanpen mIren: Damn
wUrce aber ouh Der Nbein unterbalb
59ofbaulen pireft 9e9en Sicwefen ietz
men 2auf nebmen. @pr Ger &tssett feblz
ten ater pie(e @buttma0en, rie nur Don
@leti9syn berrubren, tbati lbli9 uno Die
Ht9tuno ceS @trom6 wor cine 1ol6e,
oob Die Tel8manb, lber Die er beute BIN
al tlrit ras ufer bes Suites bilpete, rpte
e6 NIT ibrer iuoli9en 8%erldn9erun3 nod
beute Der Sail 1T.
@dbreno Der Gte3eit 1aob ber &betn>
0let19er eepaltise Mordnenlduttmai len
in bas &beintbal Dor. Dteler Tellenbret
b6ufte f1@ lber benz alien (nun perla6ez
nen) &betnbette DEFENDERS an, ober aud
nefter abrpdrt6 &purbe ba6 &bcinbett NIT
elmer md9h9en Dede pteieS @ltlderz
i@uttes iberla9ert. Betm Mtihmel3en
bes @letl@ers wuroen oteie Mprdnenab>
%laserunsen aber cine 9robe iettlt@e Mus>
Etebnuns iberfutbet, >pesbalb bier bic
@eid{ebtmo6en oberRd@lt@ ael@t&tet
erl9etaen unp bic GpureH be8 @ltti9er=
transports 1aon >pteber etmeS permii9t
fnb. 8et Der aQudlt9en Mbnobn,e ees
@9mel3ma0ers 1T ban1 boielbe thinner
nur nod ben 8erttefuneen tnnerbalb oes
mordneneebtets na&seeonQen. Die
Gol9e bterppr mar, bab Der &betr ben
tbm1 enteesenfebenben Damn, u~mae6snb,
cine faelt@e &iatune annabu, uno mad
elmer Narfen &rammun9 tpteoer in bic
alte &{9tun9 pea @tromes etnlentte.
Son BIER aus eeeen @ioen na9ten fiji
ote @erpd1er aQntdlt9 mteoer tn Ten lode>
rem, In eertneererM d@tisteit %ab9ela9erten
Mordneni9utt etn ; BON oerlelben SteQe
ausmdrts 9tne bteS ater ni&t 10 let6t,
ta bier bic con1paeten Surataltfellen
Cbas frQbere Qfer) BET 11aeenben &raft
reS @aNerS etnen beeeutenben @ieer<
fanp beten. Na@ elmer 9ewt1en 3ett
mubte pesbalb bier Der Strom fiber Die
Gelsnano, wel@e einf fem ufer biloete,
btnurter itir3en uno ZEN beute BON
aQer @elt an9etaunten @a0erfaQ bill
ben. =. ~ Z.
Dag Der @a6erfaa bet @9afbauien
nt@t arlpranslt@ bet Der etsentlt@en
Muswa19un9> bes @betntboles, msl@e
lanse Dor Der Gts3ett ldon besanl1 sent<
fanp, ionoern baB; Ct feline @ntfebune
elmer 1pdteren 8erdnperune nes i1on
ntebr ODER @.pentser fertteen 'Sbales per<
banft btes 3etet fi@ AUD bet elmer @er<
elet@un9 per abrtssr Gbdler bes. 3lstt>
0autr Sura NIT eemjentset ees &betnes.
Das &lett8autbal, bas Banstbal seber
ete ttefsni Grofoustbdler beS ~yfonbeRse.
btress 3et8s1 tntr8tnbe zdbnlt&t 9erhiilt.
nift wtesbas 9betutbal beim @aderfaQ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29
(@da.D

&Bln IS. San. 49, Sn 1etnent, am
SamtaQe 9ebaltenen @ortra9e lber bic
Observation-Disclosures swii4en &oblenfof
uuo SauerRof I'm 6ausbalte Der orsa>
nti9en Natur 1@lub Yrofe0or 81. GreY>
tag NIT ether @%rwdbnuAs Der @treitfraee,
wte lan9e wobl nod rer fir bic menl@lt<
DE &raf # errei9bare 8oblenoorratb I'm
S9oob ser Groe pprbalten 1reroe. Gr
entlisb iepo9 feline 3ub5rer nit ether Nrt
Don IantalusseflbL> inoem er tbnen,
setreu 1tiner M%nflnot9un8, boB er f@
Ger 6ypotbefsn entbalteu noble, feline
eiscne Mnii@t iber ZEN 3eitpunft, penn
tie &oblenau8beutun9 ibr Gnce fnoen
wiirre, nod aud liter bic etmat9en ST.
labnittel Der Gteinfoble entpifelte. Cine
fSnislihe @ommillion bate befanntli@
fir Gnelano lelbf, zines Der fotlenreidz
fen Sinner, Die Dere9nung onaaAtut,
oab Die 8er9werfe nob 146,480 W'ui<
onen Ionnen GU 0Gtr.) ltefern merrsn.
Da8 2onroner Bahblatt the Builder
elaubt jeco9 pteler 9unfi9en MuTaHun1
entee9entreten gu mGl1en. >Stdt1 cen
Snba|t elmer Gone DON 1000 Tu9 T,efe
gu bere@nen," ia9t er, lift 81 b~erenfen,
caB mir Cna@ unlerer se9enpdrtiQen Gr<
fabrun9 uno uu9efdbr NIT ben jebt9en
T0rnerungsfoten) nur bis 3u elmer Itefe
Don etna 2700 GuB pprbrtn9en f5nnen,
mas nc9 INNER 1924 Gub tiefer it, als
unier jeBt9er tiefter S9a@t. Sn oieier
Tiefe 1T pie Temperatur Der @roe Der oe6
Blute6 elet@, uno ralde GrbtBun8 Der
2uft wuroe, lelbf BEL ben be1ten 8enttlas
tion6metbepen, IS Dem MenI9en unm1ez
LID MAIDEN, In @dn9en, perer1 Auspebz
nune BEN Soften be6 @@a&tes entfprd@e
III arbetten. &etn Sn9enteur t6nnte ea>
ber rie erret9bare Roble TN 9anaen Ser.
&5ntsreide auf mebr als 100000 Mil>
lionen Gonnen serani9la9eu. Die 10
Sabre, nuel@e uns Yroft0or Seeons biz
CUR enpli@en @rld5pfune nod In Mus,
idt felt, mu0en. lomtt nsrbdltnibmdbis
perminrert ,perben." Die Sa&e pirbe
uns alio, rpenr, Der Builder ri@tte re@=
net, upau9enebm nabe treten, 10 bab mir
fe nt@t uaebr NIT Der {der;baften Grase
Don un5 abmeiien t6nnten WaS fan9en
mir an. penn unlere urenfel fetRc Roblen
nnebr baben DEM ,penn au@ eer iebt
lebenrsn Generation bte Stetnfoble nod
niht au5geben miro, 10 bereitet uns Der
Builder cod idon auf cine balef8e uno
fortltreitenpe @rb5bun8 Der Steintpb<
leupreiie Dor. 5ofentt@ miro uns bte
Gbemie seaen pteie falten Musf@ten nod
~ retier Belt tllfrei&e 6aub letfen,
inccm lie uns entipre9enbe Griabmittel
osrlhoft etwa pur9 pie @%ntoedunB, pte
W~ailetfofsoe auf btQtse @eiie ber3u.
iteGen 1T. ."' y" 49,
i nb6flt&tett aus @pra&,
-. untenntntb. II %<h}-
Gran3oit au etnent Grduletn .auf. ben,
Bau :: uaber, Grdul, Ste abe1 Elm fd6n
pel3 auf ben, S@doel. Mon Dieu,
tpenn @ie MIR t6nnteu ,eeb .pentse 88oor>
a'a gum souvenir ~ n4 .;s 81 aral5 ::
: ... ..... ~ g}.er 70 { d ! y ne.
fH Na@beu,5 Der 6err proft1or mtttelf bel
l1br ben 9u'si&lao besGrplbes besbaa.
tet bate, tptrft q s}.ine ufuf 9olpeut IN,
ferubrstn ben Glub tano fsdtt ben Grpld
IN BE MeAentnihe 80. IS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29
Vpfanw%e ijun9en,

IN rebu1trten Staten,
tablbar bet allen Ypfdmtern tn
Dentf@lanb>
4urembur9,
ben Nteber1anben,
D6nemdrf,
Nprme9en uni
@9meben
Wiufus Bros u. Dunbar,
sss,ta tes @orbbtutfden 2lupb fur BEN ~ Ranuet
fnns1.Dertebr.
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Deppften.
ut sas b~esontrte @tleer Rebea ~iebersett stne sotue.
1T Idnsrre, behfu1mte SELF uns aupertraute @elber ser.
'*'<' '* 't'' ''''''f && }alfai gre's u. Dunbar.
We@1el
81 ale 4auptpldte Gurppa's xnb ber Der. 6taateu tn
ed.:stser ermusn aab srmaeteten geasfsn. Pm gu:
Ia, 3 k$ten pber 8%auauters AZ" geaeate We&feI ttuneu
@ta{us Bro's u. Dunbar.
Btr. @taaten Oblieattpnen.
s.-skt NIB anbert gex. staaten eo.es ,aaf.s ans
'e*sa a'sa 1t* 'an' saa Me!a;, @s %tn
@plb uno Silber.
1rept< .ne eta1ttmtfat Mansen t5nxen sum t5&at.
0etae IL 1aSterselb nm sefest wsrben bet
WtQtus Bros u. Dunbar.
Dk Gtn3tebune BON Grbi9aften
sss.s = e sstsss s aas Ser 8.s. ssssa'a's pt1t - sr sasa
W. nue ttfsset.
@iaius Hro's H. Dunbar.
@p1ma9ten,
1ese fs bextf&1anb beat1n mte urtuubeu weTbeu unite,
Sasunss ber Redtsshlttetstt anasferttst oua
Wtutu9 BROS u. Dunbar.
Ser. Staater &etiepdGe
u Seft ned nub IN europa ~befsrsen ptr auf'a
staste4t.
@tQfus Brp'S u. Dunbar.
Ns 9frwaltune Don @runeet9entbun1
ess f.ntteem bier belt eenea g~ern.ssen, fpwte ben Der.
'Ialf esfs1beu hternebmen wtr fhr auspdrttst eeseu
o@ssse Observation-Disclosures e; sbenfo BITE
8ele9un8 Don @apttalfen
1tbeee 1ypsttttartf&e St@erbttt.
@tatuS Brp'9 u. Dunbar.
@elber tn Deut19lanp
1etne bet u1{ereu bprtte gen Gprrefppnbenten fit unfers
-" &sAluns ntebereeleet mtrben, fpmte bur4 uus Ia
9sntfAlSub dusisustuen 9elber ,ablt1 MIR bier IN
11lh auS.S
Wtutas BroH u. Dunbar.
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0trwehIelun NJ. ]

4 Ra@beu1 Der 6erry prpftGur Mtttelf Der
l1br ben Yulsfalae besGrpl9es besbad.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-18
TENNESSEE CROP NEWS.

The wheat crop in Gibson and adjoining
counties looks splendidly.
The Cleveland Banner of the 18th inst
says: The present continued drought has
materially interfered with the crop prospects
in this section. Wheat and corn looks well.
bat other crops are being injured for the
want Of rain. The early Irish potato crop,
which was very promising before the
drought commenced, will be cut very short
unless we have rain in few days. All
kinds of garden vegetables need rain badly.
The Chattanooga Times says: We learn
that wheat is looking very well in the river
bottoms, along the Tennessee and Clinch.
In Jhe uplands it is rather backward and is
needing rain very badly. In Sequatchie
Valley we learn that the rust has appeared
upen the blackberry briers and the farmers
are afraid it will attack the wheat. Corn
is backward but the stand is good in most
localities. The farmers are complaining in
some places that they will have to plough
1t up, and they must have rain before they
can plant again. We think crop prospects
generally, are very good in spite of the
farmers growing although we do need rain.
Oats are the poorest crop, and there will be
at least half a crop of them.
The Athens Post, of the 18th inst, says
''In Monroe, as in this county, the farmers
generally complain Of the drouth, and that
the cat and clover crops will be cut short.
Wheat on clover land looks pretty well;
in fact, we passed several fields between
this point and Madisonville, which, though
we don't know half as much about farming
as either President Greeley or Professor
K1lebTeW, we regarded as extra good. On
the thin, falloW lands the prospect, as
usual, is bad. On the Mayfeld, Keith and
two or three other farms the young corn
looks well enough, and a cOpious rain
within the next ten or twelve days will set
it up all right"
The Athens Post says: A friend informs
us that in Northern Georgia the wheat crop
will not be as good as has been expected.
Farmers say the weather has been too dry.
The heads are coming out short, and there
is considerable unevenness in the length of
the stalks. In lower East Tennessee, where
the crop is not so forward, a good season
would prevent such result. But we think,
the drouth having been more damaging
than has generally been perceived, that the
wheat crop in the South will not be as good
as has been anticipated. The Georgia oat
crop will be almost an entire failure-the
time is too far spent for a season to bring it
out, and in most localities they will be too
short to cut. This will be the case in most
of the counties of lower East Tennessee,
except in the creek and river bottoms and
low lands. The early potatoe crop will be
a comparative failure on account of the
dry weather. Corn is not suffering yet, and
a good season coming soon would make the
arOy, caoI1ra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-18
ODera HOuse.

The array of loveliness in the Dress Cir.
Gle of the Theatre last night was positively
bewildering, and the manner the perfor-
nance for their entertainment passed of
most commercially. The farce of "Haunted
Houses Of Nashville" a tremendous satire
on spiritual rappings and the psychomantic
humbugs of the age, was received with up
rOarods laughter, and in conjunction with
the grand display Offireworks proved a hit.
This afternoon at % O'Clock we are promis-
ed East Lynne, an ever effective and excel
lent drama, and at night at 81 O'Clock,
Mol Pitcher, or the Fortune Teller, and
the Haunted House form afterpieces. The
benefit 10 Miss Estelle has been postponed
for few evenings, as on that occasion she
will produce a legitimate play that requires
not only careful rehearsals but also great
adjuncts IL ,..e EIy of the scenery and cos
TUNES. The matinee or rather the vesperi-
ma as it should be called, ought to be well
patronized by citizens and strangers. Miss
Estelle's performance of the double charac-
ter of Lady Hubel and Madame Vine, is
very artistic and emotional, and the general
support she receives "SdnS pelT ct sans re-
prOche."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-18
CHICAGO.
A Dreadful Domestic Tragedy.

CAICAGo, May IA terrible domestic
tragedy occurred in the West Division of
this city this morning, Shy man named
SiIumOns, a carpenter, shooting his wife
thr ough the head, inficting a fatal wound,
and then putting bullet through his own
head and falling dead by her side.
The victims of the dreadful affair had
been married about eight years, but lived
unhap PLY nearly their whole married life,
and Sc, ,parated several times, the last occa-
sion be ing about three week since. a few
days ag.O Simmons went out of the city for
few days, and on his return learned that
his wife lad taken steps TO procure a di-
vorce. He appeared to be considerably
troubled about the matter, and through
friends Of himself and his wife finally Sc
cured an interview with her at the house
of her sister, Mrs. Wyckof.
Upon Mrs-JSImmOns arriving at the house
this morning she found her sister absent,
and another lady who was in the house,
leaving socn after Mrs. S. came in, she
was alone when her husband arrived.
What occurred between the two can never
be known.
A'polcemuu on duty near the house hear
ing several pis tol shots in the house entered
it and found S immons lying dead, a revolv-
er in his hand and his wife lying near in
dying condition. Two little children sur
vive the unfOr tunate couple.