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panT, is extremely anxious to ret the militia
out Of the county hoping to argue the matter
with ha men anil in,lure them IT, return tn
work, 20 that t;e he ca, t''ott n the ,sI.rcn,
he may do ~ yet. The withdrawal D' tic
Third Division, recruited In this tol,u.y, witch
ftas been IN camp ut NIlkcebarrr, tnay possibly
facilitate ma,ters IN thi. direction. fur the stftk,
CT. fcct assured TINT thrsc men sympatlfxctl
with them more Or less. Dispattllcs received at
midnight announce that both the IuzcFne roads
will start all their trains sure and that Tic
bethlehem Iron Company han put its furnaces
II. b1ast agafn.
AN uoIT oUT,oox.
Fctefol HtsoafrA ia TAt Tttonnr.
pf7rsBuRG, Fa., Aug. 5.-Tht defiant att'tudo
Of the anthracite eoa,.mincrs 10 causin3 @ heavy
conecniratton Of troops At Scranton ss M..kcS T.
1,uxur1c and adiotnInR ct'intfes., Al inc fee!- @
lara wh,th ,ayc heen nuartesetl here btsc becn ,
ordered to those places. 4 detaSt.tuent 81 ~
i'!c: ot Ii. Txenfy-sesond KcKe,, ,,,i "; o. ,h; hh;
citY this afternoon for the satne dissipation.
Thr pitiBburg truops are al! there. IT Ia 1tc"
]Ieycsl there will te btoodshetl before tue close
nf the present week, a. tlic miners nee,a'u ,'sy
to ,lo 70 ntt their demands arc complied with.
even thnuEh this bring thea L, contact with tht
whole United States army. They arc an ugly
set to andlo when one rI1en tnesoue1' afooeeo'
UErT1LkngM. Aug. 5.-All trains on the 1.c-
h,Gh Valley Road will ktart Tomorrow. T!lr
Central lsatlront1 Of New Jer.cy has iss1cd n
circular to employees stating that ajl passenger
aud freight trains will be started Tomorrow and
run both ways nrrr tho entire rontl, and toal
trains bs started ~ soon rs coaf shall bc fur.
nt.hed for TRANSFORMATION. The bethlehem Iron
Cutnnany's works, which layc bccn idle since
the commencement Of the recent labor troubles,
wit resume Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-Tic first division Of
Tic National Guard arrived from Scranton TO-
tlas, and. after review by Gen. HancocE, were
dIesutsacu.
, 1877-08-06


~ The Editor o. Thf Tribune.
IosaToS, Elk Co., kas., Juiy 2s.-Pcsmit nc
to ren you few lines concerning terrible
tragedy which took place on the night OF tho
9Th inst. ut tl,c house of Afr. Itotcrt DuuRhes-
~. liz, being 'stoower and alone. was lying
III hts touec. UtI a bed made on the f1unr, near
The .1ooT. wl,eu some thief and murderer came
along and knocked httn III the head with
Misunderstanding him lrst In the right temple.
breaking the skull. which seemed 10 hare LceM
dnnc wlth the ba"k If the hatchvt, Tic
next b'ow appeared 10 hare been made
with the edge Of TIC hascl.et, cutting part of
Ills right car o1. The nctt blow was OF, thc aide
Of the neck. With the back Of the hatect. It
looks az though he never made a struggle. lie
was supposed 10 have had about f4D0. which tho
ttirf took. We hare no plsttisc knowledge If
the pcrrctrator oi tho ciImc. Mr. Doughcrtr
was ttau about GO years old; he lad NO rcla-
tiscs in thts country. think without doubt
wc will ret sofnc trail Of the .hlcs and lle will
he brou9h. to iustice at an early day..
]. q. PRicE.
, 1877-08-06
01ITf2AG T..

st. Louis, Arg. 5.-A 0Fobe-D -Denona. special
from California. Mo-, says young man named
George sharp went tn the house Of all old ne
gro named Reynolds. living i've Hslcs from Cal-
ifurnia, At II O'Clock last night, told him hc had
q warrant for him and his grown daughter, ami
had t,cen sent hy The Sheriff 10 bring them IL.
Sharp had pistol and knife. which he .,otlr-
tshed about In threatening manner, anil startc.!
with Reynolds and daughter for California. After
10 back 1i1mc and he would bring the gtrl alone.
Tho old man returned, and. few nt,tutea A.
ter, the girl says, Sharp threw her III the eruunl.
outraged her person. then drew bis knife acruss
her threat, at,L threatenctl 70 Kill l,cT X htac
tohl what had been dong. Sheriff Wood Ia now
searching for Sharp. who ia ea!d to ln d very
Ind character. aud to hare been In q number
Of difficulties bcfDre, .l...... a.
, 1877-08-06
The Labor Question to Be Exten.
sively Treated in the Pres.
ident's Message.
People Not So Apprehensive Nearer tho
Seat Of War.
aowen Doing His Level Best to Keep
His Men at Wor1a
WASHINGTON.
4 KuG0Ksfl0N+

EuGGEsfl0N+
S1ectn1 pikpatch 10 The Tr'bant.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Aug. 6.-Thc Washing
ton papers suggcst that capitalists should select
Washington NJ tho location at great mnnutae-
turirs, Itasmticl ns tho strikes, they think, hnyo
prnYcd that carItaI will be better protected un.
der the Jurisdiction Of tho National Govern
mcnt.
THE MANNERS.
Thcrc Il moro activity at the navy-5af.l here
than ti,cre has been for many years. Work
which was long discontinued has been resume'1t
tho ot1lr,a} labor day having been Increased to
ten hours. The Marine Corps Is tofRs-
wbat annoyed bccaute the ktrtke
has shown that the common
sailors can make very useful iana sosd'eTs u
properly drilled. There arc several hundred
sai.ora here now on the war-yessc1s which were
brought here daring the strife. All Of them
havc batta1,on-3ri1' twice daily. They arc te.
coming efficient soldiers as we'll rs sailors.
LABOR QUESTIONS 70 RECEIVE GREAT ATrES-
T1oN IN THE NEXT MESSAGE.
To The tFtttern Assoetntsd f'rtss.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. Ga good pnr-
tton NJ the i'fcs.dcnt's message upon the feas-
scmll!nc Of Congress will be devoted to CON-
alteration Of the 1ahor qucstfon. 1t Is known
that at numerous Cabinet meetings held within
ltlG nHkE tNu HEEk8 tuth aADlEkk Hue w oSF%'At
instances been discussed to tho exclusion Of all
other matters. Several members of the Calumet
arc known to favor the passage Of law provid-
Ing for
THE ORGANIZATION OF 4 COMMISSION
wttci, shall hive due REGARD for the Interest Of
alt conccrncd,-produccrs, merchants. railroad
employees, and capttalfsts,-so tl1as on my quea-
lion a fair compromise May he elfcrtcd. a
tic n,l>er Dt the Cabinet. in O recent eonyGFsa-
tion, i spoka of thfs Plan, and ntgucti that Con-
grcss haa a right to t,ass sucli d law untur
the ciause Of The Constitution anthorlzlnE that
tlons, and atsung the several States, nttd wtth
tho Indian trllos. Such a Coemlsslon might
bo vestcd Will, power to cxaminc INTO the DC;
slrablllty oi ehaR ering new railroads. 9t'tl M
filed. 30 Ms to establish reasonable certainty
that tho projected roaA would le temuuera-
tive, anti that tho Company would have means
To pay for its construction, aud thua avoid dis
pstruus failures,
, 1877-08-06
FIRES.


IN CE1ICNt1tJs
The alarm from Box 400 nj $40 last evening
wns causcd BY fire tn the twu-atory frame dwell
inG, No. AGO West jackson street, occupied OIL
the first Gaor by Mr.. Fosbes, and On tho
sccona noor BY Mr. Crafts. Damage, s12A
Cause unknown.
.iny afternoon w.k ral,.ssi bs the burning oi
haytuXa at<,us tic planting 1,!l! IT q. ". lllc.
lev. cGrner of Mny aad TwcHty-sceoul streets.
Damage nominal.
The uIar,n lruIa BOX gEl at :ot last evening,
wu. caured by l,ar1, burning In te rear Of The
Hall OFl'hAn Asylum. epvtlcr OF Centre nl,t1
burlsug Streets. DAmagc nominal.
, 1877-08-06

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 5.-Thts afternoon, as
freight on The vt. Paul Road approached the
ttussbrldRu over kinnIcklnlck liver. the enes-
neer found It ra.tcl about eight Inches by
gong Of mon repairing It. Who had ciyen no
notice Of the TACT. lie reversed, called for the
brakes, and with the fireman jumped Ut. The
engine wcnt IN thu br1Iec, stopping on the ecn-
tre Of the truck. Three ours following. tnatled
wtth general merchandise. went through Into
the river, md will nruyc almost total loss.
Trains will not bc delayed.
, 1877-08-06

flARTF0Ru. Conn.,, Aug. 5.-Thc nltustcrs
have completed settlements Vi the lostcs of the
1t. John. n. h., 1rc. Tho totai an1ount to bu
pail BY insurance computes Is sG,T75i,cf0. OF
this, English companies viii pay a 94,ssaaa, ss:.a ON;
Canadian, Si.4GD,0s' and american, sH5,N0,
divided between the lst.,s, of Hartford, s2lp,-
0o0; Hartford, Of Hartford, el40.o00, aud Pho
nix, Uf New York. $G5, ,UlU.
, 1877-08-06

The New York theatres arc getting things
down to = very fine point In tic matter Of
Juli<ts. Now It Is 1+-sear.otd girl; afcw weeks
Ego it Was SIX inserted Jt'itt*. At this pace It
will not be long before wo sec an announcement
on the bills That tho part Of Ji+fet Will bo taken
{for this OCCASION only aud BY particular sc9ucst}
br the infant class Of Miss FHtzzLE' fashionable
FEMME seminary,
, 1877-08-06

CotcMnCs, O.. Aug. 5'-Thlcycs yesterday
afternoon entcrcl tic residence uf J. y. Hull.
President of tie Home Insurance Company,
anl appropriated upwards Of ft,GO0 worth Ut
tluthlnG, 1GwElEy, clc., during ttr absence p&
tue faulty. There Is no elcW " tho robbers.
, 1877-08-06


Gptctnl M.pattAes TO TAA Trfhune.
ALDER, Hall Co, Aug. 4.-Rye yielding from
twenty to forty bushels. Whcst generally guo4L
Torn mostly looks wc1I.
GoLpoxsEr, ealtne Co., Aug. 4.-Wlcat,
oats, and barley arc nearly harvested. Yield
hrst-rat~. Quality No. /. Corn promising. No
grasshoppcr..
ORtEAxs, Harlan Co.. Aug. 4.-ThrcshinR
barley. Yielding twenty-five bushels. Farm
ers are holding. Feeling very much encouraged
At the prosccc.s. Spring wheat Is thrcshiug
out from eighteen to twenty busEe1s. Heavy
l,ail.storm west of us did muel, damage to grain
unstacktt1
BEATRICE, Gage Co., Aug. 4.-Nheat and
oats No. |. Barley in stack: wiii Era}e No. ..
An abundant crup of rye. VIII be little II nnY
grain sent to Chicago before the 1st Of Septem.
lcr. Fine rain,
, 1877-08-06
PERSONAL,

Tho partlon Of young Frank WaIworth
seolns 10 be gcnera1ly approved By The Eastern
pexs2aretH. :-t',!''jss'' H''.'''
Judge West, tue Republican candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, IL an advanced Clyil.seFyicc
llef0saet. aud has wttttcu som1 sttonR lettets GU
the subject
The Fruc-Thinkcr aud Naterialist, Af.
LittEc, mover. oven ty ono word, psraied the con.
vtctfona Of his wife and daughter, both devoted
Roman Catholics.
President Hayes drank two glasses Of
1thae wine aud seltzcr as tle German schntzcnfcat
In Washington tho other evening, and tbs temper.
ancc people do not aecm to tako tho matter much
to heart.
Meisson1cr has at last succeeded In rcstor-
Ing tic portrait Of Napoleon Ill. In tue Luxcu..
burg. and now nobody would suppose that tho
picture hal ever had the head cut out Of II by
modern Sanda1. !,
Tho Aata'n seenB to have heon caught
tsipp'ng'n lis eharges a7ainst Jadxe Dillon, and
VIC arc particularly sorry for It, because 1t has al.
ways assumed 10 bc superior 10 ordinary human
weakness or the rosslbl'ity Of mistake.
Gen. John Farnsworth hos been talking 10
Newspaper correspondent at Long llEanch. IIe
thinks 1iaycs' policy hns ma1o good Impression
tn tic Northwest. Nobody oppuses It bitterly but
Thu old managing caucNs class. JOHN Logan, iu
believes. IL tic cacf.ot that c1cuent In Illinois.
Mr. Henry atciggs. tho bonauza king Of
Peru. IL dratpn: tho water from old silver ,aua
that las been ltsased for two centuries. Fur tho
purpose Of clearing 1t hv haa caused tuanei to ls
dug through mountain 1t Is protsicsed lhe reru.
s'an bonanza Will prove II b richer taan tho one
In Nevada.
DR.. Cnyler, Of Brooklyn, lately asserted
wl,h great post!yspcss that there was a bar.roons
connected with tho Church Of Scotland General
, 1877-08-06

S510 itEwAnn "llI ts p.!ti tor bot.
of Jnnrnica tsinKer If found equal 10 1t in hne
aaser. rurtir, ntti prompt medicinal etrct.
I.nFRcst, Chrarcsf. t,nt& Nn.t, sa11 bJ nll
Nhnlran1e aud Retail nruxaI.ts. tlfrrers. and
Dealer. iu tlrllclnc. rrace. co cepts. A.lsl-
rlra frrc. Ncn!rFa sl,anIi purchase oEIstunf
packaurH TO obtain thr trial bottles for frec
Giatr'hutInn. Wf:i:IiS i: POTTER. t:r,iet4l
ARents nnl Nholcsutc druggists. Hohs1n.
, 1877-08-06

Rp<ciai N*pt.&cA 10 Tie Tribune.
WArEATows, Wis., Aug. b.-Last night
man nanlcsl Eagle WIS carrotctl near his resi-
t'cncc IN the scconl Ward by two jcspcratlocs,
and rubbed of SIC In money. Nm rlcw has been
obtained Ut tho perpetrators.
, 1877-08-06
liEasthopp-,. all gone. Oats Yield very heavy.

l:rasthopp-r. all gone. Oats Yield very heavy.
Wheat VIM he vcrY poor.
DRKstEs, Smith To-, Aug. 4.-1sarlcy sntl
oats are gaH,. Spring wheat lama1eu with the
rus,. tirala In stark. but no ihrealing done get.
t;.HnSEKt johnson Co.. Aug. +.-Will have
good crop Of rnrn. Weather all sc c,tl1d aak.
Oats aia-Gcsa. viii he gooc berry. field below
N average.
ToSooMoxfx, tcaycnwosth Co, Aug. -
Oats arc Harvested. Just commenced thresltug
wheat. Yield medium. Corn looks promising.
Had fine rain.
turning out from forty to sixty bushels per
are; winier wheat not 81 COOL ~ VIC expectcd.
Corn six feet high. Ears Just setting.
, 1877-08-06

We infer from hurried perusal Of the
Mississippi Democratic platform that every ono
Ia to live unsno1cstcd hereafter III that 6tate, IN
s!ulInE tho kcu,per County assasssns.
, 1877-08-06

We wonder II there Is anything in the stories
about FRANZ WALwonr1r, that he never was
pnt at bard labor at oil, hut used h' dfnc ut tho
olIlcess' table, white ercslutous visitors were
being shown another culprit III full prison uni
form as tle only original parrlctdcl
, 1877-08-06

There were less tGan 10000 Russians engaged
at Plcvna, Of which ,6,O00 or 1000 werc killed,
md Jet It Ia called munstrous battle, and has
shaken nil Europe. Surh Nh affair was called
ptcket-1ring tiurtng the Rebellion.
, 1877-08-06

The proposed 10, GOO extra" steal now un-
der consideration BY the Comfy Commission
crs will probably Le eventually referred to
committee OF citizens known as a special
Grand jury.
, 1877-08-06

They have seen one potato-bug In Dublin,
single Irish Immigrant sitting on the stle, and
the Irish farmers arc lamcnttng that ST. PAT
RICH should have uled before 10 patented or re
ycu1ed the secret Of hIs wonderful lnscctlct1e.
, 1877-08-06

Mr. TEmxox. Westehcstes Co.. March 20. ls7A
-Nr: ks!ts-MT DEAR SIN: During the recent rosd
room. ny fnot clipped anti tel1 heavily, striking
my back against i farer rtnne. Was lifted and
carried 70 tue house. My wife applied your itni-
tion disappeared, and next day wAs able to rcsumo
M hntr On the bench. a,n. very truly. eerr
v. Ednondt. Jnttte Of tho pcaee. For q. h
alI df1Eo1s{9.
, 1877-08-06

CssclSsATl. Aug. BAT Augusta, Ky., this
afternoon. man known o. " "Duek" Morgan
stabbed UT fn0trcnsiyc co1ored is,an In the
sttnnarh aud lungs. The wounds grr thought
to Ae fatal.
, 1877-08-06

The Postagc-st Shase-Ncef Slough
Esplnungc to urstbr.

Tho rostagc- Stamp Shase-Bcef Slough
EaplnnhgC to trttbr.
Special Dt<t1tch 10 TAs 7rtaunt.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 5.-'Ihc Fostmas-
tcs~Gencra1 wrote recently to tho Wheeler d
Wiison Sewing -Machine Company. a.k.n: then,
II tue y. u. Kirby, ut Little Kuck, wllosc otler
to sell sewlaC.t1achlaes at rc.lucst prices u
country Poatlna.ters, 10 rcceiyr postagc-t lamps
Ia payment, WAS noticed II. d disrairil' to Tnr
TKlACsE, was all authorized agent Af thci.s.
Tho reply Was that they lad no knowledge us
and Is engaged la bustness which 1t ia believed
numerous u1het pcopae thrpue itnut thc rnahtry
masters At small places u ,raY Tor artisles III
s1alups, On the safe Ut which they receive a
II very great, and Viii csnt::,tIr t1ntil Congress
charges the Law aud nakes the number Of
stamps cancclcd ut thy office the busl> upon
which to compute Postmaster = salary, tnstcad
Of thp number Ut ttnth1,e tl,'t}.
The rrInst circulating II. ihc West to tho cf-
jcct that Attornsy-tlenenay Dcycns has decided
tu Withdraw the order by which Judge Dl1on,
Ct MiiT;sukss, va appontsl .pec!ai counsel
tic liccf sfnugh Cunpany tDr nhstructta!. tho
navigation Of the Clltppewa Aiyer, IN untDnlcl.
Gu thr runtfars. the ortler Ut Atlor1,ey-tiencral
leycus preterttng tu have the unli,ri States
Courts pass upon tho questions lnvolrc.i. Thls
ders!un IL substantial triumph fss tho party
to tins controversy Esprcaentexi BY Congressman
Pound, and defeat for the IoHa parties.
II Il saitl that there IL l hand af tu,Acs III
this city which lives hy cxtnrttilu from KkFl1-
xess cunning u the Captaa tuseck employment.
enme tiuls snce circular WAS sent out t,y this
l,anf tn wtfcl. tacy set forth that. having E,S~
cu1laE advantages through All intimate ;sc1uain.-
alcc with lucn,bcts VI Congress. anli III thc De-
pastmcuts, they w0llll undertake, M thu re-.
cctpt of u retaining fea Ut 80, to SECURE post
, 1877-08-06

II Is claimed TINT thc Russian dcfeat arose
from lack Of cooperation among the C. m
rnanders. More likely It resulted from super
fully of cooperation among the Turkish cn1,-
uon.ba11s
, 1877-08-06

4 STRIFE.

QCEDEc, Aug. 5.-A1i The stonc-cuttcrs on
the new Parliament buildings marc struck. The
contractor decided 10 pny 20 tcnts per foot in-
etcal Of $t,.D per day. The men demand
~ ccnts. which they claim Is about equal to the
prcscnt wages.
, 1877-08-06
SUMNER BEVERAGE

6e the bcst kind It II Eeal.hy rrfrrphln2. stnn1as
,s ion highly appreciated ~ te famrs. n.rcheutt.
a.t n,r,sa, It'd spne:s. ia v.rs, tona @ to Ie sto.
III .nd 9t.:ats 81 dses.lon lee watcr z trndsrrd
.u,ai quantity Of HASFuEfrS JAMAlcA Gts1tE.
II u n ehes - 10 wishtn the rcach og at 6ce1f
n4'uEta ~ 10 Be enjoyed BY uf the hnssr n4ucuIs
, 1877-08-06

6pecia, Dt+pafcA ia The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 5.-Frc1 Knntx was
drowned this afternoon while bath!ng In the
kiMntckInIck.
, 1877-08-06

MIFEESOTA.
is1tetdt NsDdteh<s 70 TAt Trftnnk.
NonTnrlELp. Rice Co., Aug. 4-No agricult
ural "rull.tacksn here. apring wheat, barley,
oats, corn, potatoes nerer better. Oats cut.
Just cnrnmcncikC OH wheat.
LAKgrowH, Carer Co, Aug. 4.-BarIey is
stacked; will be No. l. Spring wheat yery
heavy. Oats heasY. 'iioppess here yct> Corn
IunktnQ inc.
liEns1r, Noble Co., Aug. 4.-Bar1ey a!i cut
md mostly stacked. Will 20 from thirty 10
forty bushels. JuEt cutting spring wheat. No
Jumpers to spcsk Of.
WixDoM. Cottonwood Co.. Aug. +.-Bar1ey
CROP not large in arca but fine In Qua1!tv, All
cns and stacking. sprlnH wheat going to be
heavy. viii, prospect of !lnc quality.
EAaroy. FariLanlt Co., AMg. 4.-Bariey har-
vest over. Good yield. Wheat anu oats jutt
ready to cut.
CLEAR WATER, Wright Co., Aug. 4.-Harvest
we'll advanced. Splendid weather. Grain,
where not destroyed py 'lloppess, far better than
it has been for long tluc.
, 1877-08-06

. w.r wboop and a flashing Of steel. mil M'bs
na1, wtplng her rccking knife, VIII remark;
I. An, tme makes scgeutcen." 1'crlIaps, though.
Mr.. tla,srRsp's serenIty!s the offspring Of
, 1877-08-06
StllclnE.

PLrAoCra, Aug. h-Koler, the wlfc-mur-
dcrcr, awaiting c3tradltlon to New Jersey,
banged huusell to-day IL priaeu.
, 1877-08-06

WISCONSIN,.
Epttiat ntt1,nteA to TIE 7Fitant,
f.lcEy,LLE. Washington Co.. aug. i.-Wintcr
wheat thseshcd: yield. trotn twenty-five to th'r-
ty bushels ucr acre Barley will 20 fronI twen-
ty.ayc 10 forty, and rye from twenty to thirty
bushels. Spring WHEAT with US Is partly liam.
actd BY thittz bugs, ficss:an Iy. and wcavci.
and will not bc over twothirda OF m avcrAEu
crop.
, 1877-08-06

Sp<eIa, fHspa.cA<,.p 7A< 714auns
1lEn OAK, Montgomery Co., Aug. 4.-~No
grail, a. yet going into market. Wheat, barley,
o,ts, at~i lax, good average ssup u Urine
quality. Nearly all 5tarkcd. corn improving
rapidly,
ORCHARD, Mitchell Co., Aug. 4.-Wheat and
oats harvest JUS: commenting. Quality Eood;
wheat fso,n l5Ia5 bushels to tue acre; oats
frotu Is to Is bushels. Corn continues to MAXI
rapid gruwth.
SEwwsxvtus, ChtckHaaw Co., Aug. 4.-Baf-
ley harvested; yield trou 3teas0 bushels per
acre; oI:e l,elne cut; NJ llu,nensu cro,A Tho
largest esol' II spriue wheat for many years:
wi! 20 frvtn . to " bushels lrr acrc. Partners
happy opcr nors.
siinsutaI.l;; ;, NsFahs!! c.. AuE. *:-l1arts,:
uet aerr. Corn III! kil&ru nut.
CuLYAx. Jasper IT,, Au::. 4.-Wtcat about
cu'. Large yield aud lasat quality, Oats nuu'-
lsr ont. rfaspes1 uow much bf'saEcF for =
Hussxf, Marto, Gu, Aug. t.-Spring nheas
tbrsshlue ont il'trcn ulshcls tu the acre.
OkLwEiN, Fayctte tn.. Aug. +-Wo Ute har-
ss.5 IT. s: :p M xt bsr,vs si*a H. As.tsss ssi w
O'BKlEa. WBrte, Co, aug. 4.-Oass being
harvested. Yield gnol. Spring wheat raps1Iy rtpe
euing. Yield and bcsry gooa where 1el1 by TIC
grasshoppeEs.
KANSAS.
ROCKY ljtt,L. LlntoIu Co., Aug. 4--Ths cosp
Is fro4u six u ten feet high. Barley and oat&
could not bc any ncttcr. Fall wheat ihrc1hln9
fs,m four to lhtEty-a5s bushels to the acre.
Most of ahc fa1ucfs are hauling II ~ mzsket as
last u IL Il tlrsshel. The spslug wheat turns
out irom 1fteen ~ twenty-six bushels 10 tie
ac5r.
=
, 1877-08-06


SpteSa1 DfEps7sea 10 7'* Tft1uns.
GorLp FARM. Caitlwcll Co., Aug. t.-Naeas
and OILS asc sllrunkcn By tue rust, tut thu yield
will be tnod.
, 1877-08-06

INDIANA.
fpertd' D'r.Hct 10 7ae Tribune.
Rcsuv1Ls.E. Rush Co., Au9. A.-Wheat aver
ages about eighteen To twenty bushels to tAc
acre: sarca In good urdrr. Grain is No. |.
Weather 1ae fer. harvesting. llay aud outs
good.
, 1877-08-06

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nzw YoBK, Aug. 5.-ArrIrcd, the Bolivia,
from Glasgow.
.HAvnE, Aug. 5.-Arrised, The Labrador, from
New York.
, 1877-08-06

ILLINOIS,.

l114TNOl4.
Special nispnlchts 10 7Ar Tribune.
Dwt0ur, Aug. 5.-'Tle farmers hare been
head over l,cels at work tho past wcelS; lar
vcsttng oats was tho order OF the day. satur--
dav night saw tho great bulk Of the crop nil cut
an.l In shock The crup everywhere In this To-
cality promises to be immense. Already
tue farn1crs are making tputraets to
deliver them at ~ ccnts bushel
Oh Thursday We had splendid raln. 1t made
millions Ut buelcls Ut corn In Lslnsston County:
viii put lots Ut silver dollars into the pockets
uf tue urcct,bark Grangrrs; Will give the Chicago
Il Alton Ilallroal Il chance to ulake UP what
they lost during The suspension Of navigation
last week; and. III fact, this .nust opPortunc
rain lsas, In the wosx1s Of nnny Of the agttcul-
MASON ClTr, Siasyn Co.. .Ang. 4.-Thscshine
has comneEcat. Wheat turning out n,prc
t,ountiful than wns expected. Oats gut; Yield
sSs sSG y.1r gf .a' ers snaa;s Il
otd vor, going from fscsc at present to SesF Eth
gland atatcs.
uAnnsEn,. nrundy Co., Aug: +.-oass har-
ycatrd; stacking roliItncntcd. Corn improving
raDkl1y. NJ thrcshfng ycs.
NEVADA, livingston Cu., Aug. i.--Thc nnc
raIt,s of tho past week nrc bringing out corn
leaut,tnlly.'t Oats secured. Gool crop. No
t'Msksr,kLl, Grandy Co.. Aug. 4.-oats arc
bciuV harvested. Excellent crop. VIII 10 a!ty
busEtls tu the acre.
vlltrEs, siacoupIn Co., Aug. 4.-H'ntcr
wi.cat will yicll eighteen to twenty bushels per
mere. Quality ,rery Guod. 20 nluch src tho
farmers pIrasut witf tlts years cguI, tint tho
sredIng down will be larger than usual lu the
fall,
SHIRLEY, Mclean Co.. Aug. 4.-Oats ccvcr
better; las.c crops. excellent yicll. Rye goxi
DstkvAs, Ta1wel Co., Aue. 4.-Throshng
tas commenced. Wlrat turning out twenty
three bushels IL the agrc; oats fllty bushels.
HLAcKBknHf HrATioS, Aug. 4.-llarrcsttt.
hc In shock ll,ia week. 'rla crop Is cxecllcnt,
and will t,e secured III good cuulitton. Torn Il
co,nIng On tucly, uni will stx Nccea More Of
go<At weather will l,c large cTop.
tng has car,tnut.ce,l and grain tur,.Iu: uut bet.
trr THAI was expected. Oats nearly all nut ahd
aEe splen4fd crop.
, 1877-08-06

HOMEOPATHIC, TREATMENT.
Eprefui lHs31dka to I1s 7t1tuHf.
cuAAFAsos, III. Aug. 5.-On FEid4y ot last
week two men caMu to this city frunl
, 1877-08-06
mEx3IEAA,s

THE GUARDIAN
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blended va; r. shalseii sEoM'aitc. snd g:au!aa
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tcrn! 4 t. Popular r fAsor Al f0mFl Aad ne'ef'tslLs
COLDS AND C1IILLS,
Z s;,;; :ssst
c"mp01nd enters The house. tAtxpcl
FEIERISH SYMPTOMS,
qpctens tile esrruat1o opens the pors rcsoFtt Ter.
stFaticp, Aod 5rtca the patient froln every pttAloT
Of danger.
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC
ssmr,ona. Ts!ns IN thn t.tnls, Codacss Of ste Ex.
Il hAA tcsu md IL the
GUARDIAN ANGEL
Of thousands. II has presfnel se1loG9 caaes ot
tEtsrsh. TAsCat4 EtI Lung Difficulties, snI dangerous
dtAca*rs and Atftrnls Of the boEe4 and lfStAtt
EHhs than 1sla5 would rSrt 10 fNlirvr. IT. EstAe
not b. astr any ntorr tiar Its
be limited. Lis 1f nuiTcssst application. 1t!sa
SUMMER BEVERAGE
q the bsst kind Il 1, Eeals,y rcfrrrhIns. stnlas.
sn ton highly appreciated l'y tGe fasMeF nrchentt'
lE*.fcf art AZ iffhubs f1rtptd to Aot weather IL
VI 'n,fu'rs shs sPrss nd gxsa tone e. ;ls sto."
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