Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24


Rams that have fallen very generally aprear have had
great effect modifying the cutlery about drouh aud the
tary o. famine Two ago scareelya southern count.
paper passed through have para
graph article these subjects. The
dAmpned down complaint suppose revived coursge
observe that the country papers that hays reached by
latest mails very generally silent the subject crops
together When thy do speak, it is Usually the effect
the rains have very acceptable though
crop any good worth thousands bringing out
late and keeping the cotton in healthy condition.
EASTERN ONO During the last ten days have been through
large portion Of Noble dorgan, Guernsey, Mrskngum,
Ing and CeshocOn Counties and everywhere the farmers
rejoicing at The prospect Of their good crops wheat was all cut
the oat and harvest Wheat better than for the last
years though there Was not the same amun. o. ground soWn last
which had discouraged the farmers 50 muc and some sowed
any Oats better, boz In grain ga. and Yield
and lid fair to reach the old price Of per 5ueI
which price hey unprohtaoe crops or 81 least should
snyhipT Of he knd e ever had both on the hills and n ya
lys That the limestone hills and bottoms rather
isrxe and nbe holding the immense ears Of corn
ing from them on every finest have on the
limestone about Cumberland, Guernsey county
The hay crop ruly immense well gathered it will
certainly Of their owners any stock suffer for
TNDiaEane drouh to which we have aued several times
is becoming serious matter Not only are the Southwestern
Southern portion the State has been less Affected
and Notwithstanding timely shose Or two Is st far rom the
all learn by exchanges and BY private advics
though bottom" lands sti hold Gus Promngy. How long
the enduring be borne without drying
bottom have occasion to ascertain. With
out rain abunda taud general Is certain that crop Of corn
in Indiana must be coasderae shortened this yeardIdadp
ollie Journal August 81.
so wisconsin has never finer summer than
that which enjoying We have had ultry wealth
e no elchng rains and no devastating storms The tempera
of the harvs been stead
lastly ed without Inconvenience injury or
cor The yield grain far
he expectations Indeed it is dcut to credit
soil 'sle farm we'll tiled" within three
miles Of the city, Informed yesterday that he had just hrashed
two hundred bushelsAn average Of nearly IS
the AWaukeshA farmer informs that 90 field II
his, which he estimated yield thirty bushels acre. turns
out thirty eight think safe to the average yield
State twenty bushels the This wi be double yield
year. breadth land wheat is nearly If
quite tn I'd greater than in 1850 The estimate there
twenty five million bushels the wheat crop of Wiscon
SIN for le6O, is reasonable
But is not wheat alone 1zs farmers have raised this year
barley Sd Ssud no unIneIT frost core - bst yb h
the yield Of w be unpTecedntedy large At the present
tatcs ~ 80 $50 .rdr, al - ii, :. ~ 10. .[1
ssGukee Sentinel, Aug 10.
wlsr IssoUR gentleman of this county who has
recently Travelled extensively through southwest
ports The crops in that region almost total failure In Benn
bzshe hour oats, lay, etc. il great demand Joseph
Eee1i'i0 Ne0s
sorTH CARoLrA-According the Information en
obtain, the cp OF this district is failure generally
localities have been favored especially Beach Islsnd where
the low grounds of the Savannah bearing undAnty But
least twohid Of EdEehed there viii not than
half enough corn made.
Cotton little better average but it also Short and
mistake Our planters will probably fail in their calculations
BY nearly half crep-EdgSfsLd Advertiser, aug Is.
ALABANATAe Mobile Mercury that the crops Of
Wilcox county literally up plumber Of pers Of
the county combining raise fand 20 send to the West
10 coo bushes Of for their consumption. The Mont
yonery Ala Nal be purchased for that section
ln next years be gsthere5 Upper Alabama
changes state that the rains had been general the rivers
Using.
TEIAs The New Orleans PcdyEne is OF opinion that the
statements Of the extent the drouh Texas has greatly
Exaggerated as has been PROVED BY letters received that
It quotes in proof the following from addressed their
,ce: ~ by Of the Baltimore papers that
Of starvation such is the nothing Of
Corpus We have had since the first Of this month"; fine
aims, and the grass already beginning look 1e ProVis'
of all kinds abundant We pay toeraby high prices
ut consideng the distance from large cities think
goods cheap enough We buy Irish potatoes
pound beef at cents, milton and porG cents
Texas starving" We must in this
he fact Of emgans passing OF Texas
ae NUMBERS has stalled By both the Van Buren, and Fort
smith papers, circumstance suggestive Of great fears that
must have arisen from very state Of things