Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30


good yield the favored sections will have, will not
coed six barrels to the
than in this Vicinity and the western portion Of the county
Some farmers will make very good average yield-GG@a"
Courier and Enquirer, Sept. 20.
VIRGINIA.
letter from Amherst. dated the 18th, says:
srouth which prevailed this section during the
months Of July and August at time feared would
greatly curta, destroy the but glad to
srs have not been realized There will be ample
supply for man and beast The tobacco looking well and
promises fine YIELD although in places badly stirring
and be endangered BY the frost large quantity and the
prce e 1 Vrn @ be dV ws
BY Of citizens during the present yeaAr Hartwe
RoMr G sept The late crop Of corn has increased
derfuy and will make fair Farmers generally will make
plenty to do them and soTe Of them have some to spare The
cut Cotton will fall far below in this county and
eaby the heavy falling the green leaf and then
settling on the open cotton There large crop Of tuniP
and planted which will help to make the deficiency in
report additional rise last issue,
making eight feet rise from low mark We learn that
Black Bayou bank full and expect two more water
in the rext few days
Scarcity of and plenty OF dust the complaints
de The nights cool and the days clear and warm
without sign to lead hope for rain Wells and cerns
empty and hs old Father OF Waters has be relied to
supply the wants Of our peePle-SAreseOTt GGsts Sept d.
The weather stu P9ches vegetation in our prash severely
terms are low and will be out Tie cane whitening
cuts thousands Of hOghsds from the Of the State
No need look for than half crop this We just
conyersd with intelligent and observing gentleman who
lately been on Red River as high up alexandria, and at
Ponte Conpe He says that many sugar planters in both
places will not turn their mills make single hogshead Of
sugar this seasOn.-FrdahtiH Banner, Sept. %.
The Of Putnam county said to be heavy
year. railroad was extended into county the
Punamites reap rich harvest OF their crops And
the citizens of Schuyler and Putnam but do their DUTY when
proper comes the citizens Scotland have done,
and beautiful country between Union7e and Conon laden
with the bOuntful products of fertile sOSeOanG CoHs'
| ~ Democrat
PENNSYLVANIA.
Heavy crops all gathered in Pennsylvania
In Chester county the wheat and oA have been unusually
large The where potatoes also
have sbundantly Corn looks WE'LL a:e rains having
enabled to the effects of the previous dry season.
On the WHOLE the harvest Pennsylvania will be the most Abun-
dantOne for many years.
CONNECTICUT.
In this country we are enjoying more bOunu
with which have blessed for twenty past The
wheat other grain crops in abundant
supply potatoes for the first time OF late yielding in
and large being at per bushel
apples lie rong by the hundred bushels in thousand orchards
not only OF Connecticut but OF New Engand for want Ct mar
ket price Thoy be bought good and sound in any
quantity at shilling bushel We have not anything like
this in orchards since 1874.
In England the contrary all agree in stating there
mas oeen RAINY cold, unPropuoes weather. $3.50 1,-,
We hear OF contracts here to send sppes to Engand0
ford Times, Sept 20.
The crops in Europe prove be better than expected.
The cold weather which prevailed long has given
the backward grains rpenng rapidly under the inu.
Of and clear air. The contrary to
Of the farmers has held its during this season,
aud sprouted Unless heavy rains should again
it is confidently stated that the wheat crop will average
quantity quality Oats will not be heavy, however, under
and the potatoes almost entirely
The Economist says SIT nearly certain that the aur
Of the potato crop greater than any 1s4" The
Irish correspondence OF the Times is in the The
universally attacked and there doubt that it is
rapidly degererang article Of human food" There
question which well the attention OF scientific agr
cuturists potato Tt be ncurab,
the man who discovers the remedy will merit statue
All the crops however, will be late through fsvorng
circumstances they secured st all Long before the
hreshed ready for Market England will have exhausted
her OF grain. Indeed, scarcity is already felt and ID
significantly indicated BY rise Of Eve shngs per quarter
wheat from August Goth 9Th. To supply this deficiency, the
country eagerly thankfully the crops
the United States and Russia It is undesirable indeed
! port specie for grain. but famine Is vastly worse.
tits that growing crops both in England
and United States, should have resisted the long rains
Heny fact which noticed with gratled surprise in the
English papers, and which IL contrary previous experiences
1 was almost equally marked in this country.