, 1863-09-14

RAE23 IA Ey:,.:a;3 E:yis:as;:3 S5sTszs szs! - e
slight on bottom lands. Sorghum, very s1ight'oa
Up 'ands, wois, on a0&tom iind5. isuckWheat,
k'lltd in sop1e localities M arts ard very se-
1ious on bottom. land7. Ffpes, very lt.t!c dariage
to grapes. Tobacco, rnt much here, cannot learn
~Gether NY da1naEc.
:, INDEPENDENCE, ,DCcHAKAs Co:-Con &c, on low
| lands .Tas more o. less damaged hus that which
va rlantsd on M h,ih stoan1 was rot Injured
a1so DO well yct. Corn, slightly 1anagsd, seucr-
alir. Sorghum is ouly slightly Injured. hucl:-
gtnelsy kied Toasto, o.; none N % rsed my ny
| account.
| StFt.d. C.L DuRu4N.
Iowa Chr, JOHNSON Cove have little low
lanae in his county, and whs1e com In low places
i Injured, 1t va. panted vetv late. Com, very
it|u1tl BY f,ost, but Injured b drought, Buck
wheat is much III the same condition. tines have
tGat,ed , from like cause Tohasso; also.
| AARIos LEM Co.--The crops and products aro
arc se q I'D
sood trade: Con Il but refT lssIe lam"ge.l. sos-
lo,ea Win,s ai bat n1hwksat s moaIy s
is s.nt ssn''y al cut oil: n.,---s j.
| No. 20.
FE11A, MARION Cove speak Of this iuan.cdi-
ate sictnity:-say for fstten miles around. True,
thst In the low lands tho danAses arc greater than
hardly worth mentioning. Corn viii girc not et-
ccat, on*t~eltth OF eutile crop. Sorghum IL vcsy
slisM'y hut Baekwheat is very sh:rt,y- hardy
| *o!th u mentioning. Vines are slightly hart. To
basso; @ not Anrt as We have heard q
sept~s. :, T. 2. Bo1sfoEp.
DEs MONIES, Po1x Co-Cora wonld not hive
we2the.: bare enongh Of the old crop on hama %
| wus cut shott; perhaps onedftd to onc:elghth on
high lanls not hu.t. or sorghum, the aame is
tue D9tkwheat th one-haf destroyed. Vines
a,e onc.ha1f destroyed. OF tobacco the SAME Is
sept.d ~
No. ii. ~-
] s1GouESEr, KEo1sUK Co.-On account o. tho
drought the corn cscp vail be litsls better than
half crop on N ayes:se. Tohscco, sorghum and
bucAwheat win be very thort. Corn has oeea in-
jntcd BY the fEost to come extent In low grounds
| bnt lot 1T al On hi lands. Sorghum }ared tue
ssn's as CORN Bnckwheat has not been affected
by It, Vines on TIC l0~<Etounds havc been Killed
! but not affected Oh high 1o1l. Tooacco has bccn
ktaleu or low ground.
| Sept.4. CtAnssr / ALEXANDER.
I1l1no1s.
AURORA, KAaE co.--Cotn is badly injured. Sor-
| Ehuua deettoyrt. Buekwheas Ia ruined Grapes
a:e eases W @ l. oaa aa
to have escaped tic y:rat eisastsr oattha general
efssp sEoa & marketable com is nea*l, sp%5!sd1 1,7r
Anco1A, nouo1.. Co-Abont onetAird Of the
l sfFifffN GNtnaUm. AtYGH nrn all mir I'D
| Sep 4. !. ". T. SrLyEs7Eis-
BEuE IaIASo, cooE co. On low land, eosu, sot-
| ghnm. vines and tobacco were Injured; that on
hiEh ground escaped.
! Sept. 4. HssEY Il. Massey.
| BE1y1nEEE> BoosE Co>-Co.n will prove nearly
ssts ste s'az a a'af e. o.
hsseo ssnt crop IL lost.
BE11Ev1L1E, ST, Clam Co.-The late frost did
'ns sssps. s5sp; {. r.u. srrz.n & Co.
CANTON, Fu1Tos Cotton will give three.
i . tota! isiluke. Vines &c sl:;htiy f:osssd.
Tobacco. little raised about here:
Sept. 8. JAMES hi. Fox.
GAn1ry1IIs. @ MAcorr1S Co:-Very latc corn Is
or s Taes . xf I
1essseo; one third destroyed on lew i lfais
No. %.
C1ISroE, DEWITT Co.-The la}u1y tn com has
been yery eeve1e in Ill pa1ts OF this county Corn
VIII ct average more than twenty basae:s to the
What litie buclswheat was plaoted YNl piove:a
total loss Vines were much ipjnrad. Tobacco
planters say they "ill lose nearly the cuti.e crop;
PROMISE well before tho ftcst. pwfuv to DROUGHT.
Sept. 8. II. 1. MoRR1s.
CHAMPAIGN. cu!SrtH;y No; g. cooo ,ou
81 iow ground aud ,asc varieties. RI.
esa ,uins ~ foM spos sad al
her belts. Same naJ he wrItt:u OF fobuccp, All
corn , n,:t INT, Into the s1oaua u ssaeon vas well
IN this respect has proYsd pensjty On I'D ls:ta.
sept.:s. n1hrvEL1 c. HOWARD.
CnAn1Ks1oS, Coles Cove sIoald hare had d
about thtee-qna1tc: crop, owing to drought
1he prospect is diminished ten per cent by the
late the loss is lsrseet throughout this county.
Bueswheat Is badly injured. Vines damasea ffty
az tSs eo - Tobacen ot s RAJ nna
Stpt.4 :: :'-..~ -:
No. s..
de kalb Co.) section the fsost has been severe,
hut We shall have considerable good corn. The
tome. Com has ret lie iniaerce M of % tae ftoss III IN
jured, though come " III mature. Backwheat. not
@ snsilsiy j. tiehisd: Toassco sss: aR Atse ''Ds'
Stpt 10: Z. 4. Ssow,
CRYSTAL LACE, Mo1ESRT Co The dan.agct to
corn aud sorghum fs not Is bad rs was at drst
lcipated. Fruit and grapes escaped. Wheat and
oatE, our great staple, has never been equalled be-
fore in quantity or aualtty. Estimate OF loss By
sorghnm: buckyheat nearly all destroyed; vines
completely cut down; tobacco, little planted, al
Sert. 5. -: JAaEs Cno@.
Dc QCo1s, PEEEy Co -cosn cop half destroy
Cd. Sorghum & onest!na,teI: ;.n BaesWheat three;
eSasfii eestioa ditto. 'e 1A'' s4AA'e' ioD@'s' A''
Sept. 3. D. G. GonuoS.
DEcA7un, Macon Co.-Corn t5yothtrda 1es-
t1oycd in Tits and adjoining counties. sorghum, |
1Eht crop IN tbs section, is much dam damaged:
we kiIisd. 7 ToSaeeo, liis gsowa 5e.s:
Sept. 4. G. BRADIEr.
corn seriously Injured. Late delds generally suf
s5pg esEste he,e thn f t sosas
A}l;ate crops OF corn and sorghum nearly ruined.
Bntlswhear Killed, Vines mostly destroyed To-
baseo slightly hurt. = -.
EEpI- Z. . H. NJ. L. NEIL6N-
EAR1v11LE, La SALE Co.--Loes on corn will |
average opc-ER1f. Sorghum sarne. BnckvheAt |
from three fuu1ths to total, varying in localities,
ViIea and tobacco sa1ne AZ Last.
Sept. g.. .-..o a.. GROVER.
FA1rnEET, LIr1SGsToN Co-Corn injured onc-
quarter. Sorghum lit most Localities ttll worse.
bncAw hcst III cut or, FiIes ditto. Tobacco |
much injured.
stpt 4. ~, GAs1s q Hosc1.
%'V' 49,
FREEroET, SrErHESsoE Co.-Cprn is damaged |
tec1fy.tiye Der cent: sorghum fifteen pe- coat,
UuckwAeat Is lefu1ct. Vines damaged seventy
five pc1 cent: tobacco twenty pc- cent; broom |
cotu ffty Der cent. On Inquiry an led to belfeve
the esmc estinatc viii apply to Carson caunty.
Sept. s.. ". D. SMITH.
Fulton. Fu1roS Goa disposition Oh the part
Of farmssst to e1aegerate damages; stul on the
wbale much IniuIY has been done. Co,n on low |
laid 1uuth injured. so.9hum badly damaged.
BuckH heat seriously injured. Vines cut of To
bscco, ema1l plants hurt, iarger ones not.
Sept. s. = EDWIN T. WE1Lxs.
GExEsRo, HENnT Co.-FEnm one-dfeh to qre-
third the corn crop injured, of crop for other
reasons Less than the average Frost severe on
al low lands. In eome neigtbothoots everything
6. ems to be Killed. Sorghum is one-half SPOILED
Huckwteat almoet entirely destroyed VIpea
thIee-fon.ths killed. Tobaeto onefoatth frosted.
Sept3. Gro. B. FEzn1.
No. ca. ~
GAIEsnuEe, Knox Co.-The greatest damsge
in ;hie vicinity ID to corn TIE extreme drought
rre7Ionfly had 1esseucd the csop, and now The
:.ost las made 1t cefta!n We a1all rot hare bxa