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Fall term.
NEVER has there been more delighted
set Of salesnen than those employed by
that grand, reliable concern Of J. Winter
A Co, corner Of Third and Market streets,
Louisville. Ky, and their delight comes
frum the fact that in Mems and Boys
Clothing no house has such variety, such
pretty goods, and sells them at such Low
prices. Their faces just beam with delight
when customer approaches; they seldom
fail to sell 10 him. Have you traded at
this house this season.
FRIGHTruL Aoci Drsr.-On last satur-
day afternoon frightful accident occurred
at Jim Smiths mill. near Highland. 10
the Psrson Of John Young, boy fifteen
years Of age. In attempting to adjust a
band ON wheel, with 40 pounds Of steam
and revolving 600 times minute, hi. right
hand was caught, he became wound up In
the machinery. and whea rs.eusd his arm
10 the shoulder was In Jelly; the bone.
Of the lsft forearm were broken, right leg
considerably injured, and the superficial
murcle Of the right chest separated from
its fellow. lie was taken to the mill house
where every kindness was shown him, and
on sunday smpuiation Was performed by
Doctors Logan, Bailey and Barber. Ii
sometimes seems as II serious accidents
we're contagious; when We hear Of one in a
community, others surely follow.
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GompnissioncrS Sale
----aoFa-a--
Valuable Lands |!

LINCOLN CIRCUIT COUNT, Jos RAfIOr
" y Sfieshy, Sc snd X. Hat V So
Nrie.by, &c. Notice u sale
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Jusr received a fresh supply Of fuini
ture. j. n. Craig.
INV lot Of Furniture lust received BY
X. H. wsaTen Stanford.
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ON WEDNESDAY, JULY

Pursuant 10 . Judgment rendered IN these cousoI-
idaici causes ~ the March term fssi, Of the liz
coin Circuit Court the undersigned Conf viii.
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A Magnificent Lincoln County Farm.

issi between the hours of n A. n. and = y. ~
a. ne mansion house on the premises, s.il 10 the
-gbeit bidder. At public auction,
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wrn a large basket Of new potatoes,
bests, &C., Mr.. John II. Miller sends in
the following under date Of June ith;
Friend Waiioa-Thur-dsy. May 9Th, We
had bcets for dinner; Sunday. May 29ih.
had Irish potatoes. planted last Of March;
have beans nov. Don't think ,hi. anything
exirs, ss Il has happened every Spring since
! married a Virginia wife Only mention
Il to stop Judge Philip-' blast, who mar
ried the same sort Of woman.
, 1881-08-20

sptetai Dupdteh 10 1a4 Caseaoo TribuNt-
EIuiy, ILL.,, Aug. l0.-rho rains u tho past
two tlAys lave lDlie Rr0at goMl tu tho corr
crqp. FUnrS Wer0 etltDrtN!nctl that tho
drought would lnnke It n failure. Small
gl1,tns are stacked mud tlIraslllllg Ii begun.
Special DtsnattA to tn cA1ean TrttH,e.
DwlulIT, ILL.,, Aug. l0.-lf 1t WINS dry down
here thrpo weeks ngo. Mllut do you think
ollr condition is now? We linyu passea nil
through tue et0akiEg period ab0ut crops.
nro begluiilag 10 DvAovp tllat tlls corll cr0p il
short. wish kilew lMlf Il a02tll cOuntles
tn tho Northwest wteru tho euril crop Is
Enna. Why dues not sollte Dile toll us wheIu
!. We stall look for a sltrPlus! Tllo gr0at llia-
j0rlty0 Ut the corn coming now ~ Chicukn
for @ August delivery. taike.t Wit!
II lot 1T ,Grnng0m yestorslay. wig raised 1Uo
norHs OF corn aptece, Aild askel tho'h r. they
l,0I sold their curil yet, mo" 'Why1h
"{iood for Is cul.ts before tho next crop
comes Inn Corn Is by no means ~ bntly
ntlrMel up as ~ ,la,,y otSF rfa "G
aroui,i, tNlso thu lnto mid early togatilor.
Uur pastures ato suffering, torrtbly,-7!i, many
ctlses liturally ruined by the, hcnt alltl
drought, do not seo low cattlc live: Crca!ll
IL selling for II, ecl@ts M ineI.. FARMERS
are .,ot 'uaklnR butter ! ~ Y Gays Of yGse:
provenleilt III SuItiicrn illliNis tic fullow.
hiE ifotu Elk, I'rairIc, Jetlsrsun County. AuR;
tsdotnptiai; oItl corn exhausted. Thu ;.yre:
age 0t tall wllent will not By moro tlRm !!nli
the Nkuat bsea4tllt M rain stnco JNae. Any
aid cnnOlls showers p0liso.l down Mpo', tho
parcle.! ,carth, IL the prayor Of millions y!
UtpW-llQlll{H." -
, 1881-08-20

d. 2e II IN Af0 4uf* &a%<HV$]tNs
Whpn hnrto Ii thiraty bis syHletu Mccds
water. a part uf nal!f4! VI @ @Was9r, q, when wnena !.
grateful ana sttrcshtnx to tho p.lAta u ta9
lunul brute is u cuplluk ttarAuKht ot urytsnl
watsr right fr0tQ tho maunsatlt spIils sesFeshsa
and, ltlslKotatss tho weary trayoler. ~ aosso
s.lFht' than ulost pec~ons aro won't - ss,ppt,set
W4un a hosse u6ous water. II hu tlttss t.ut ~
rotyo tho n9et!etl supply sso hav0 n0 adva " the
oniur0. Aftpr i hurry hs4 lse,i t'r!vun unit! lo
ptrsuIrca trp0ly tGoru will DO VII 3npcrntife tp,
That: has passed Of ihtHuah he rotsa % zig
lkl1is al4d utter u hnt1t llAs filled h!4 aluI!apd
viii lFE fooI llttlo wnlur Il t1rr1ul t. pEgautv
i1lRoslion, especially when tho ail!'nnl lld iiot
Fhvn ri siou.1ch ena bowei. .,eel n'oso 70 water
out OF tho sklll. hut .wh,n tho digestive organs
must draw extensively On xAtpF taas ID seoFeted
W paniot. Yotnpute sae gsoat in,tusY l,5,1s
way tsf 0btNinllix supply VI waser which IL all.
eols,telr upsdv4 10 nr0n,otn heulshfnl aud com.
pletu djecst1on. The digestive organs cannot
srfosq thslr fpnt.ogs Without "ates any os9 s
Al Tho atoMnch Ut the hot1e IL exceedingly small
, 1881-08-20

Special pispaleh to 1z& CAtraoo 7t4sunt,
'sr. PAUL, Allnn., Aug. lp-Ihe following
crop reports have bceM received by the Pho
1lccT.l'fcss to-day. All these aro iu nllswor
to circulars calling for tha highest anu low
est yleltl IN uacl, locality, with tho general
average from actaal aeaA!iremc''ta at tho
stlrAxti0r; ss;;,, ..>::.''
Wln.lor-Tlac heaviest yluld Of wheat per
) 9oro ! haye heard Of yet Is elglit bushels
and tl!o lowest two bushels. Fully 0no-
fourth OF tho wheat was ||ot cut, Oats 4
light crop: Corn worry good aud coming for
wursl fast. T. ''74s.-;,'
ls.'ss Ctcek-VeFy little .tl,rashlnK done
Jet, but enough 10 slow ,4t the crop will
Yield below what WAS eXpetfi4. The highest
tlrasl.ea yet went twelyo bushels psr aoro
Tho grain IL good, however. 'as,a will 60 No.
q barley Yields from. thirt$ Tvs to f0sty.ltye
bushels; oata thirty IN l!fty bushels pur mere,
DQNspll-~Tll0 cr0p ill tt&V. county ~ below
tha ayarage. It Ia claimed ID MIL ra,sgo ttoul
six to ten bushels per acre.t No wheat has
bcrn brought here yet, .aM 'ttt!a Or no
thrasll!ng llaa boon done, ~ ,,i,
Nosthaell.-A GOOD deal OF wheat III thts
cauatY las been ulrashed. lllEheat Yield,
fifteen busl.els to tho aetp! The wheat Is
, 1881-08-20
CANADA.

6ps<tal Dttpdtth to 1As Chttaao 1sfbans
KlxusroN. Ont, Aug. 10.--Among the con-
yictA recently released from thu Kingston
1'cntteilttnry WAS the notorious person who
was arrested Ut Montreal on tho day Of TIC
1lan'an-,ourtney boat-race, charged with
smuggling 5000 wortl! Of diamonds from
New York to that city. lie now gives his
name rs Easton. but It Is thought to bc
fictitious. Tho diamonds were connseate1,
and lie received six years III the rcnItont!ary.
On account Of good conduct fto was released
after llavtng served three years. In coli.
yersation with a gentleman, Easton stated
that i,a inteuded goln3 TO New York I'm.
medtately to gee "Ffan0 ChArley's" vile,
who la famous for diamond apeclla-
tiOns. IIo felt Ifs position very kccnly,
Ahd claimed to be u professional Eelt1u-
man," md nut a criminal. Ii he Ind bG0t
arrested III tho United States, Ile says. llu
could have bribetl the detectives quito eMsiIy.
nj lie knows OF instatce8 Wlierg as IilHll us
10000 have BEEN paid 10 detectives tU libcr-
nte gentlemen. While Enstotl wns tn!klnE
the other two convicts released at the same
time cafle up a1ltt listened. EIe turned to
them and said, "Uoys, have kept your conf
pany long Hll0nEII; now don't want yol, to
recoRf1lze mo any more,-you are c%rltn'..aIs. %
while atm a gentleman. Nothing less tlIni,
$1,000 would tempt tAc. 1lcrc Is sOnlg money
for YOU" One Of the "bbyS" WIS 4 Now
York detective named 1Iancockt who Ind
been convicted uF theft anu sentenced t.,
three years, They took they money and left
Tor paris unknown.
, 1881-08-20
4 Kissing. Spring.

.-'Wl1,fxI.siT.oN. ATk., Ang, 1N-Vo aru oredIbly
lMfo!lnel tlae ttt90A m'!gs nUrthca.t nl h@vrr, @
1n'rAGAlu;.s oprlnKE hax lcpn llscnyutrd on Nc.
91. Wy Aavo Iot aNs.s y we {hs!i!, eut 0lr ~.
nf eo'ubF!tys tells ia whit Au s4W. laraol !ohn Il.
ycattE wua IL llo springs LUST wsek, ,'an ha xaya
ligh. ealues Unt Ut The, ground about l9l fct,t
tru!l! tho top Of TIM mountatn IN tho north Vide,
iiate @ a. Il Is tas !, aol,r ct appls cidsr Iii XII
s4stea t4st lko apple hranay, and has tho e.!!slo
sss ps,tocsy ec.satu sf I a huvKss = aa loslns
evctythlnR they uaeat Ito sayss ~ ntvot
s4M IVY, '~tss tlxe,-chi.dfen; 20 & boys ans!
lhoy ineet. Old mou and old women. younx
invN HM4 ynunf lHdls4 s.nbFaonY saGh other "
i,tii usl! wUman.- supp0at, about % yuars old,
and tl4ey wero hopping utd sk!pplny like
70 drunk tllat th7{ could not <t4ud up, aud they
Yurs lylnE an.! laughing and trying e slap
Aluul 6petngs."
, 1881-08-20

when compared with tho fltHt atomach, or
runen, Of meat cattle, we perceive tho vast I'm
portanco Of supplying 4 little watcr, and oftoo.
tAthpr than tn permit tho thirsty brute to awnl-
Inv aevcrrI Raliona nt ono draft only once Or
twice during twcnty.four hours. During a
pcrlNi uf ntre than fifty y.arH pust hnve tux Gil
ptrsoral cnre nr horses. havo 1w,letl and reared
hnrsss, and havo never hut! II sick hursc Or ono
Injured Ut disabled. A1y rule Is nusv. and over
has heen, 70 water, feed. and take rood caro- of
my horses before seek refreshments and conn
f0rt for mysetf. When hussea arc watertd fro.
au9nt!y they w!la Drink o;ly few HTsas.s It It
aIlow thom to auip dawn nj ono drat two Of
three pallfu!s. II y better % tot horse 9rink
cs,piuisly after bis meal. Il largo quantity Of
watGr nfter feeding will often drive much OF THO
feed from the stomach lofora II IL half dgeatcd.
, 1881-08-20
AROUND THE LAKES.

- 'Tft3 PAHTEHT HUN {}N 1ltsCDftfs
ruro,, f.n,r{er. !. irb,t wnf,esh Him prsrcttnr
nu,v n... ,,,,.rt, H." in., ,,a',. - .,,.,.
lth8eoll eage' t"It. eotIc'l' .'"e '"os n"o " feo
ord Ut which my Gtohncr might well 10 prol't'
Hho left itts mort OH Sunday list nt u. m. for
Tnifsio, viii n lnrru 1ond pf r,tfscaItsnttis
xsnI,t. ..s ..n.,. st,n .nn -, ~ nm hn,.u II.
1rc'gntt nuu H!'tao WV run W. w W. "nso a.
reans ethteu, III tao dHoAcel!eH t!mn ot t"cny
hours nnd fEttv minutes. Sue uttcharged ms
cnrgu, took Of, full loah at grain nud Bn1rlcs,
at,i relubcd her tlopk bere ycstcf.iny Afternoon
~ e!oen. ts - aun Ivy T.. TX, ths",
ciua'u9 u!''onatuR. loah'l9. ote" III eSu.tV 'ntus
days. "c hfo sHro ltla1 tnls II tuo ihStesL "oFh
On rotoru notwceh tlfoso tlorts, ahu 'ho "1'oaau
Linz. us wo NJ tho httldGrs ~ tho !ltlo s!eaincr,
thH uHtnI Dry. Duuk Cntnlrsny Or this city. IL u
bU rDnRratul1tol Dn tug nch!oyeniont. Chpt.
C0ttrolI tMkcs the brOonl.
4 NORTHEASTERN.
Milwaukee, faenutEfcan: uTho wind o,oHrod
ntnl,,ld tu Tho northeast Inst nt9ht n,ll blew
stattc fresh. 4 l!cot Of vGskGls aro expected tl-
dhy. Tho schooner. Angus Smith, coul-lnlctl,
arrived from below last ntRht. Her CNptHln rus
ports light witda Un Ills trip up. with coslttcE1l.
bio snspky wcnthor on Lake ll9rtIi. llu says
tho wcntl1er on LIKE Michigan lius 6eGn very
cnMnHcas4s1 tno pasL tWo uA5s. !rilM .M nunss. t.
,y Sy ,G %' ~ n,nn.t ,. :stnu t,' ta niutt
trh"rH ..oro %nmvy rSt+,. and frcnscnt sm,;tIis
xnstnr,"v +nnrs,i;3p T.h" sscathnr WA yGrv
ss,mnL. ri r,nTn Mtrh,fpatl vcsfrr,inv, "0
o''''' n','. -" SOW .,n,,s,'n. ,.,r,, .,rw.,,,.ru
, 1881-08-20

OTTAWA, Aug. t0.-,The National policy
was to llayc Immediately stopped the exodus,
but Tie statistics recently Issued from the
Bureau Mt Washington 10 not Indicate tins
the promises hare been realized. The fol-
lowing statement, giving tie latest returt,
for the fiscal years etidng june 20 since is!!3.
1s7:,. 37,s71: 1874, :2,HD; 1s7J, 14,05l; lBi6,
:A,41t: tS77. s.t1G: 1878. 2, ,5s; 1871. III, ,.Ss
18s0. o, ,7otj; 1881, l1B,DH. During the ycnss
1eGo-tB71 the ayeragA exodus was 31.1H per
nilnuln; during l87t-l678 the average pez
alltl.lnl was 2,l:el; tmring tho years ls1O, 10,
and VI, since the Inauguration of the Natlonal
policy. the annual ayerage has Increased tu
t.i1l1
, 1881-08-20


HtuaF Chlca1o, M4nltowou. aundtasd.
HtMr cuFOnR, Milwaukee,, suGuI!aa,
l.sJp {:llxFIsf ktHtg, saantst1a. inMhof, =. =
1lyh MNverly, Aatfhl1. xAnAtaes.
Er0tI j: ". nlanchnrls AAHa!u. snnIsIss.
FfuN CltY " 4SaS0F3qs traTelt4 thy lun01f.
f.rop Albpft St!r9rt stusks4nil+ lAh'lIt.
Rrup 8ktlart, api4iun llnslAlrs kulIlrlHs.
trBp VI Jo4sph. alaskG!ulI, 1ntns,pF.
pfUp n. Z. rIulnnsl,t. AusktR4Il. luGubat,
EfSp E.ftssSit, aS:tttSt.. {s:tsHSa:. (s$Est. (SEs
ffub flsklIH u. pufvw. 8uus6 llAE9R, lumber.
Prop lan!n9. Al uskeE1tn, tutuh1F.
4f1t All1baui uf1h, AlqHfhl4u. lHuiooe. l..
3..Tnp ydMpSss, tfh!1e l.akft taultsr.
lsfot H. y. lpEVtku1h Ml6keEuu. lumber.
i:I9k 4: 4: MEftl.93, 4iIsi,d Ii l!a,S9t, Iatk.
l,,!op sos1YM GAMpbalk E!td. c1At:
trUR ENvutlta, slaljpml1ee. luxl,|u.
hchf F1uTulIg1 Ltakur, tlA1iiAthu. Iutnb1t,
sehf stafford. AAsApkun, tptabss,
Heht II. ~. fqssf, M!I@*1kes. wA9a1
kf4r Ella EItqpwuad. MUn(a.L1s. lumber.
EthF {soltah llatyDft MnskexuIl. 1pu1hsr.
sthr 3ul!a 4. merrill. fhls4 Lake, luMAar.
betty Eltss psY. Auzkvavu, Inubef.
, 1881-08-20

tiio barAecper, and tho hitter ntntrs
lint no Ind JUST haipe1l thu
man 10 drink. who tt,nn wont to tho window
atisl ent down IN It. Wht1n tho htrkernHr wAa
was hing ills rlnssos hi t,cnrtl rlntst aud n,unc::
ing toward tho wtnaw saw thn. Nlch4tsi htttl
Iu (lj; tIxht wntcbn.nn Ut tho vcstel. tlwnUsa
Towing Cunirany, bit no trntn Of tho man
cntlt ho found except hls hnt, which wne lyx
litlht rrutnIls Ma to whethor tho naM VIA
ttrOwnctt or Jumped out nna hid. tcnvlnR his hat
for tho DttrrosQ Of crCnt5ng scrsatlon.
, 1881-08-20
OTHER LAKE PORTS
rftt,1r ftffI1f1N.

= ni1
fo1r 'tuiuS' HuA % ns.", 1,,,,n.,n,..t,,o
AaeRa. en'nn, Nuss". rne.nse, . l"'e.p',,s .a..t,
and eo''soet' Viansa qua coasors' East sne'oaW
sa 1srsss ao sshO9nsr O. ~ % s.d; nd;xax j. nsEft, f.
~ az" t:,exSiand' 4. I,"os1v. ~
pownmpropsers SsTe, .si e Deiawurc oseo4a quouoc,
1lay City md burgess u. F. ltosp a1lh barRcs, po.
ton,nu ltlu consort, Aipenn with sahunnors jon.
Mo Mathews Mary Lyon, Montana and Consort;
nouoonurg sNr,h Jauu, Morning Star, skylark,
sott; tug Champion nnd raft.
WInd-Northeast. frost': woHthcr fine.
rn,s,'11'rnnS,;oru U, ] 1dasa 1av cm,Id q ~ Sins.
scy nnd sohoonor john lsnot, 1shpor'Ins. Iron
Nuko nnl cnlia0rt.' M!tt'ltesex @ah eofleort;
11u-,,nrc1c,, 1l.ifTu],,. EG!ufn No, Z Arjzona,
1,su..<as ff.,.n,. cut cnrsort 1n,u II, ,.von
an' eo'1sort; schoonors John u. Merrill. 9: Il.
wIni-Sortn, fresh: Weathor cloudy and soo'.
,...,.r ,,,,.,,t-t =, ~. ts.t.,oo 1r,;,,me.
et.a' A.p@t~'' ~ .,.., ,e",
"opmo vt;" a., at. ",atn a, .ta.,',r as.,; ~
A.. WILSON, ''HusuF o!u'o. n'o ous.o.,' V..'
Cape. PensMul1cc, licA Wing. 1:i1 y. Y. Il. Wat
son. Krnn. Ehlcago: pfpne,I!oe "lMsiow. na'ltni
,,G!ohtGu-rnpe!leF NTn; W., ~, II ,,5, MGa
,,,n r. fsinn,. nr,,rnJiar 'v}t,s,,y far milith
ep's ~ e"'saAo' Ptup.o. "'Ao'o"' A'' 0'1'"'
EaeAaAha: :: n. =:
-, 5ptefaa Dt,patsA TO ~ y cheaoo 1. 1rfoune.
1uisrossaa ana Nosa: Nv" schooncrs Fyns
Mist, J. u. hideIoM, an4 IL y: liKo. ,1;.s
~ y: ~ hoiiy: inteFGnenan'
ailn Narnni seVs v"tsG. AZ, aoa sf;,rta. itvs
II; frron rGgs; Tisy = iced caso 1toriown. Fyug Mst
ro!,r co.nomAh. u. 19S ,,,
Hofsat nnpa.ea ~ ~ 4"s ~. EeISo Hsst
, 1881-08-20

8peeful OhpafeA to 1hs Chttaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1D-Thp schooner Molvin
u ltrnn rnu..ln,lcu nrr,vc,1 thu ,,rn,,ipp rrn,n
,;.', 49,. ,,o,, ~ .o,,r.,,t .,n, .,..,,
uc'ow. taPs' felton Eci'nt'eu tnat nen'y atoeu'
from tho northeast r'sc'i on tho laso u! day.
but that its forpo was ABOUT spont. Tho bafuo
Jessie Linn also arrived fruu EaeIl,,ala, hnylns
bopl1 to,yod by tho etont1,- bargo MnuCyntt,
which Irpppci her hulo ind pr,ccedrd 70 Chi
euxo,
j. nr1ss1Sf1 CAPTAIN.
+ so.e1a1 f3f,putrh m 1na fntrano 7.r.hnns
M,,s,t rn1,s. Sffnl' Hur i1@Tnrtits %rrn hono
to.tfuy jook i,x tnr the iI,iasi,lr Eut,nn Df thp
slrMfli- bnt1rt, 1rnuitu Stutp whusr boat In lyIux
loauoll Ut Whito tIntl. Nosiunu WIS found uf
hin, hors. Foul plny ID suspcctoai. Tic nngt-
ncrr ID alao nsstg, lnvtng col,ln here 4, look
'~' o~''''' A., a HEAVY M ~ sEA. ~ '
6nteta, Ditpoteh 10 m Uhfeaoo Tribune.
M1L7yAItKEu Aug, W.-T'hcro Yyns Dr1Ito n sun
rut,nIna ft,n tiln iinrtlotst to.iuy. Ti,t, nr1,.
uciiUr BhlukiuuH. froln Chtuuvu to Muptroul,
anti tho propeller a yxontt, with thu scl,utlnOr
Bur for rosilgp. Tho tug ttfstnsruk ind tuw
passed. by this cycntH9. Ihoy wurp go,ny nloIg
slowly,
0lpEI.En TO III REMOVED.
6rtei1l Dtspaith 10 TAs GAtfafo Tribune.
TOLEDO. O.t Auu. l0-The o~hura OF tho sct,w
Wll,in.n WcllhausC. which lics in tlo chaftnGl
alroast Of tho Manhattan allK, hAyo bou!i nutl.
II not dono within TINT time tho 0ovarnsncnt
Will remove the Same 'and ea!I tho scOw aud
cargo, "aiah III U! etonc'
ulsAAtRn AGtt00Nki5.
, 1881-08-20
soEnewhat allrunken, and grades No. 2. The
aycragn yield In ills county will not exceed
tWGlYe busIlcIs To tho acre.

somewhat allrunken, and grades No. 2. The
aycragn yield In ills county will not exceed
twelve bushels to tho acre.
Wudel,a-0n account of the recent heavy
rains tho farmers are l~lllnti iII their stack
tng, anil but lIttEc tlrasLinR las been sto,lc;
one Held llns yfeldel nineteen bushels tcr
acre. and anotller about nine. It Is too early
to make nh Intelligent guess. but 1t Is the
prevailing opinion that tho average yield In
tlle con3ty Wy be shout t!ttcen bushels,
tllfasiteti wi ID this sicinity .Ono iarinef,
Fnt twenty bushels per HerB from new break.
inE;;, l!'s on Ern.in't altl not turn o!t ns
well, though he got seventeen huBhcl per
rfglt bushels per acrc. Having talkcd will
parties well I,,stett In those matters, wUllavc
|,aS;eM tnn .yefaRe Yield n .!lis county r.
as they do mt consider they would realize
enough 10 1,ay them for their trouble.
Stgwart-,ThnlsillnR- -'nachinessli lid not 90 up
u THY yisln!ty ant,l ,ast Wednesd5ay aid tie
tttne the highest YIELD Of wheat reported III
tllls Vicinity Is fifteen bushels per acre, the
lowest, i've httsl.els; the average will fall 1'c-
aKnin Tomorrow, then will report the III
fa!ltl;lc test-tlfe ilalf bus'lol.
Orlcauvfie-W. II. Campbell. Of Qtric,
ccjyiuv on It fifteen bushels ii.r ncre. ii. II.
Sicguer, Of IIlot, received Twelve antt two-
ihlfti blsIels per aero from lis cutire crop.
Many farms III biz Stoue County viii yictu
inskc lie average al,ont t|fteen i,tisI,eis, NJ
failures 0re repOrted except Whers tbo Grain
was cit down by lie haIi. >'S ''''''@
Wlnona-1ScportY from the ttraBers fl
wiioie tho optcotne ii riilcll Dester tt,aii was
lo1kcd for d few weeks frr. Ii il con,niuli
to hear Of some places With as InrQe VI, aver
ngu rs iiftrem to twenty bushels. Der acre;
poorly rs frofn tlrce to five busj,eIs per acrc.
III s0tne i0caiftIcs The 1fnir wifi int bn cut
, 1881-08-20

-, 4 GRACEFUL ACT.
s0n tho 9TH Inat. young sou OF 1ionry a. ltltat,
ms OUT In ehlail ooNt Ill t's"!a'!u h''St t"lho
Superior, With II companion, enjoying sn!t,
kapn sudden s1,lnll cnpsizc their fr.ll cr,tft.
ahe asa'u,.Is . n ~, .tr, ~ ,,,,,h,,s ,,,,t
lffnR n tho oay nj tno ''n.e ~ "men"s' eat'.
Holland witnessed tho nec'1ont ndltnncaiato1y
s'b' s ,s,oo a of v hs .a,i"r. @ "nt t tho r,nes of
~ ,as,s trh.' ,.,s.rt,, ,, 40 i,nt,e
Tue aro"tlnS saos' 'lno Iapun'1l at'u tnv 1on. & .
bu, the o.apr boy sank beioru ho G,ull bo
rc,chr5, nnd VIVA t,rwncu. 4 f,w diva uu,,.
A. In arrival If Inn snn uicro nj
Ills por,, Cart, llo,land was cnltc,l ui1,u by Sir.
xatcr and chall. M a token Of bis npprcotnton
f,om mn n w,tcry urnyo. III, ,,frt VIVA n rn,nnloto
u,rnrtsc IN the vot,nnt 1tansntn nnd IL tnurrroro
thr moro tiuniy nrlxel. trcn,,sp ,,ncxpcctct,.
Alter presenting tho Captain with tho watch.
thankK 'he mi tr % tnolr scrvicos VIC % prceotcsl ca:
w q a,ost xratetal rocosiition ii tllo sarsiccs
% the 1rnya taliors, md VIII 10 long retnuitl-
ktrd by thu bnsYo boys shat :. 40 dowu 10 tho
~, SHIPMENTS or ,n,,.o,,r r,,o,t ssc..AuA
Ihe lmsnellsisy gf tho irol.arn t.1lo Of Es-
% ;seso spre n s I'll tro IN, a,ri nj s tns Msox ~
nv, "n tE rit F %nt ~ cS MSs u,,e" ILL.,, t,s ~
1anKcnlets iii thurc for % haujing mid ioain1 t,it,
sssats,sy ,sy he!ax lslayed ~ hour .iter arriving.
ttadc. md several tInes. OF largo stoam craft
te4al-Wesky tr., that port to t''s ad IN San.
isnI snt Uiiior flhto nnr.s. NanriV MI ts1H ort,
, 1881-08-20
INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION.

ATLANTA. Gu., Aug. 10.-Gov. Coiaultt
las beo,i elected President Of tho 1ntcr,ta.
tloral Cotton Exposition, Senator Brown
having resigned. The Senator's public In
ties alltl private affalrs prevented Him giving
the pDsttion tho attention thut tts lnagnltutU
{leu1l4IluY
, 1881-08-20
Extensive 1lcturns from Minnesota Dis.
close q Short Ylctu OF
SThent.
Encouraging Reports from the 0osn.FIeldi
Of 1owa-Wheat Poor.

swer. w, lter ersat pralr!es must furnish
o %y apaarwar st s s.ek pt'Ia ose e sM ss
,s.,, mm's. na1uso nas nfopaIca WIN 1le o'e.
'hehts necessary ior productlon, ana then
pnettcu; thorough tillagcs Thu sticcessfn!
firms farmers Of to-day are those who read and
i;nr liz, ,,,.. 81, ,,..,,, a., ,,.,,o. In, h,o,
Il, ~ .n ..i. pes & H. "sgha W , .u Mi,a as oss
; , III tle "'ioatheltts vi western NcDfs'sRa, TX
iius Of sccj. methods Of cultivation and i,ar.
'xrstnp mil t3,a ,,r,,,, rns,,u n wnv rnt In
u,nisa r. sin,. ,i,nt t ,,rttn,. ,,au i,oa,, rosi.
na'ss ~ ,, sI'e t!s te "atsI i'as "eeis 'esl,
Witnessed. It's AGRICULTURAL growth from the
tins he first suw n field of corn planted US
,ta s.ena. '., & aa ,,,. M, eus se" ,Ss uops ~
has Witnessed tlie WESTWARD tnarrh OF fields
and forests for 100 niles west Of the Missouri
lstyer. and most confidently predicts tic
future cultivation u all tho valleys ot tl1e
State 10 lis western limit. Tte objcct Of
: this article Is to state few facts In
regard to thIs years graiu crop.
M The create, great aeroase w md the seafsity Of Labor
but 1t may bo safd that wI'ent. outs, ryc. mid
harley are now secured til thobcst condition,
a' ~ shnsE s, 1,H commenced. ,s, ,,,o vos
ter,lsy that l!c !'aa thlastet1 ,,:soacres which
Yielded eighteen bushels to tic acre. III
Inc Ind ttrashcd part Of Its ESQ ncrcs ont
~ s.,'o a'.,a i'.".. na' .,, ,,,, ~"
~ ' atoc So, an % oo h,,aa1s evua ,s,u uI " s'xtu
pounds to the busllcl, antl averaged twenty
bushels to tho acre; also field Of outs
s 1ayx sYs r. 'y Inz.,n gases etv very nSp ''p s, III"
, 1881-08-20

Spttta1 UHpalkh % Tbs C.acddo 1fibunf.
OTTAWA, Aug. 1D.-lt Is sud that an En-.
giislt company llus .otEercli Atr. David Moore.
IF Ottawa, $50. 600 for IFS tfmbGr lands, sit
uatcd on tho line Ut tile Canada 1'Ncilic.
, 1881-08-20

/ Sir JOHN a. MACDONALD.
Spfetal Dt'sateA to 1ht Chicago Ttthuat.
OTTAWA, Aug. IA letter just received
froiu Sit john 4. Macdonald says he Is SLOW
ly but surely recovering. liz intends to sail
for CaItuda OH tho 8th 0f September.
, 1881-08-20

ANOTHER COMET.
= GALVESTON, Tox., Aug. l0.--A. II. Nlnsto,,
lias discovered culnot, visible from 0 to 10
p: M, In Constellation Ursa Major. It Is
plainly seen through n telescope.
, 1881-08-20
o.,, of q Quarter Of a Cent IN
the Price for Carrying
Corn.
49,. charters Yesterday Greater IN
''' Number than for a Fort
night Past
=, :, ,ro}1ant,, OF tho Schooner San
j; r. !! Micro, Presented NTH n Gold
Watch. %
,...ni n. Lakes-Arrivals aud Depart
A"N1n 1nn,es-Misoel1aneous-:Al Along. the
:. Docks. .
y
r,AKE Fn1sfG11Tgs
1ttifN.

n.,.< M orain werc castor yesterday. three
.Rates - =" ct,rn Il, I,utfalo being tho prevailing
ten1s W Aforo caartcrs wrro announced t''anot.
bease' Inv far tho rnst fortnight, ae'oht halt
my o.o ,,o,ncnts being Tor Canatfan ressola TO
tho ee,, n sarn!a, tho rnto pald to that port
edrsY e..m .ro rcnts per bnshol. Tho who'o tloot
eos s;,,, .I are 10 carry corn. Tito following om-