, 1859-05-20

ate vicinity, md We are indebted 10 i. +. Car-
yer, Cashier, for the following extracts from the
letters received in reply:
ILLINOIS.
Kockronp May {, ls9.
Nuul! say .lat VIC consider the PROSPECTS for good crops
and an alulLu. harvest never urrc faitefns III tas
ssctluu Of country tlan at the Itrsest tine.
SrAr1onn. c1AnS 4 Co.
JOLIET, May 6.ls;9.
Gu, at.;cs from nil sections in rcea4to crops very
favorable Thu faruer. In ts section rc1sr Wheat to te
loo k;ur finely and the Is nearly ~! planted Every
sc,c Of tao.r ground will e IMPROVED aud nut!ci
III. ur Ill auuptan, harvest. |
MERCHANTS AND DnoyErs DAsk.
KAskAxrE May, 1sa9
f1e prospect Of good crop eees cestah lr7'ud a';
WIZ eu. In the cnuatly twenty miles Yesterday Aid
CT oil sds the far,acrs gould he bu2l II work uaf
dark H. far a. tho eye cua!d reach sp1esd field, of Wt
could Ia s+rn starting from the Gpuad. Our va:n nt1
thuts kay prospects nevcr better aud have fur
,l.lcd seed to al who wanted. AS, rE1Er Il Co.
Woops.oeK. AIay :, 1859.
Th n but vc7y little Winter Wheat ntls c"us'y. The
Spring Wheat Is t4y hearl from, e3ccrd!:x.y well!
Weather fne. FLLLEr, JtnSseS j. 70.
MOLINE May Iso9.
The prospects u: larse ard good crops III tts -ecnn
never wcrr BETTER There has tcyu o.rulira
tl..n usual. MARSHALL l. Deere.
AAIeSe'' Aas y 49,
4tis }'eis eA''s ~ ''''" = .ooeA ava" " " III
c.cps but 20 f4 they okrl b:ttts Or frcrs
III due spirits Ii :cxarl tu tlc prospect.
I..~s7Sc 4 srrcrY.
S1EE1,sa, May :, 155,.
Ever. thing LOOKS Fe's 1a''F.'e- l"ee' i' very ,''
Winter Wheat enwn hut there las brcn Spring Iutsa
thau ear ltr Stimulated ly thu Lh gires I fA1,.rs
Ia1ns alare amount Of corn Thu prospects arc fat
c1in. and the f.Flc:s are sv4's "r!E IA at'e'a u
squirting their accou:lt- lu The fall! H. ;. HESEf Co.
0I'o', .4' :. 40'
Fr6mthe tes' '""fha..on GU, ~ III ''.s 'r4' ~
Wheat lt"oks well. Oof " uea Ill ''F' +'' IL 'nei
r''~n - Ii een'c seaaohs boI Fsoses' y! soo a'e''e
crnp>
HAT fhhf-f3osrec&sFer'n HE
81 m an, extent ~ accuup of excessive r1s, Weather
,0s, .,,, ~, y, ,.,t,, ,,y ti,c th,s n,o.,h win tp
,,nca - ,n ., ci, will ,,kr Il cosi r,o,. Int ,,tt
I,..,,,., ~. r., i,,,.- .f t],r Com ,1oo
49, rry .,wr 1u,r,ny rc.z. 1np thc amount smr1t.
1.,r,t,u.u loo >un, I, ;,;J,. c,-ru,,y.
,x,,,7v III ,,,st,,e1 ,rur r7,;rs nrt,str,,
good. CASHIER or THE ALTON BASH.
s~r.voer Nav ,s.o
Fvc,,,rr 1ots favorable ncvc,u,o,. ri. Yarn.rs zen.
e''} Ill ts''s *e' "'s 1- A.0 49, r'''e:
a4a' hass put ~ 1ee efopA' 'A,'e - every ~,
eh'S u ~ apu'4'.'. "a' " p'Dns 'A' ''''
greatly encouraged 10 Iope eoh1aen's ''F 'ei c'lsS
'A'' = "N4>AAAS'
El61s. May 2. 1so9.
The crops 10 tbs county 81 f1 As I'll aase ii this
carly tay. coming finely. Therv is much la:r.
number u acres cultFa!vd u4:s year ban l:ual
" LAY ''eos'
m, far c,on. IN ~ and ,r. rI;:nn, rur,s
,h. H.. r.. H., no,r ,r,.
turner's arc much encouraged. MITCHELL L CABLE.
.a.-- ,c.,
,oo, c+o, ro,e ~,,.r 'tt,.r =, ~. ~
~. t.. ia ,. .,o ,.,,r
tayorab1s weather for putting in grn. The r,rlhs wheat
aud oat. all well l ind lacking a'c!y. Far1crs
busy planting ter a,A with wres If fl
voltc weather, it will all be in tlc Er"uEt s9:ue If OIL
farmer. ar already through planning. Il would repeat t
tr pryscts were isver bette than Dow. t,ouraou, n
county, ;lu f1r can Idyc In the cnrc cn:n.
| tics. LANES, ALLEN t".
or,.f.r Mavt 1e,a
rho .o- h,a hon, ,,ror-h MI, :.3 .y,,ra1 aa,ern
,,. ,a ,,,sy,i, ,h iron, ca,,su1 ;nous,, ami III
have, fat never 'cen better aelds II "Ic There r
su'ne thu; will hasd! pay 1'F harvesting n' '. are A
| <Is,t. c,-,.,. r,er. wi ,se IN unu.,,uI nuu,ar i.
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an, ,na ,r,,hc, !. f,rr,t. "a, .,t1 c,,,
The eo.un of things fur com Is scty tav''rlt, ad 1
ally !argr ali'nlth will be PLANTED. W.. II. GILMAN.
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