, 1863-09-14

;t.s ya:H to-dsy. sd !: 4 continues 80 for sese
.etmat Its too es''5 to state s.t.s eo1tanty:
NO. us. ..o~.ho 9*H=
LooANsrca-, cAss co.-The tso.t has not been
se1 sat-eEsa IN tta same aeiEnhosnood sndsamo
:rltd 'nt otEer prrs not Touched Is per cent
VII. OVER the damage TO corr. Sof:ha n 80 peg
"a te,eee Z, i ..af:
ss's :: '9"&s' !essrn cr1ntnr.o5s.
-. :noSfscEtIn. White Co There will be soma
~ ana5s ~ ioeatics. ons not ono shid aHoash
IF Il XIII spo ao eqasnmptlon Of tho eouotJ Tha
OF s;.i over hat cTep of Wheat. % waese hsIsS s
sept =. -, Hran 8. Io9'ss.o I,'ssso'
R:sss.1Azl. jasper Coon is two thirds L Il:
juted tallJ. Very little Of the Sofshnm vim
mount to ANYTHING. Buckwbeat is III Killed.
N,ues ..s Al kl1st: Tobacco same hte.
ssPs' i. No 11a T. 7. conoA*D'
the frost DID hnt little damase. Corn tnjufs. NOT
~ hat BaekWnest thres-teartas. .-Tobseoa
blt i1t1's planted hsre- WE 'HAraoo0.'
's''' :: 10. 10.
NaIfaEA7so,, PoETEH CG-Csops growing On
low. wet ground a1s total loss willis on up1satF
Q. where prot: ctsd By belts ef tis ber, they win
VII mol sSsfsse over YER ens,hira sh e e,op, Sa so;Khn@
on.o supposed TO Average half crop. BuckWheat
); g'!t; ns:sy si;s i.'a!s k,s kaye 81
Sept. 3. s. II. SvTTr,~
WABASH, WABASH Co.--Whcat has been selling
at u 70 &C, but aow worth 81 to Il, nj adTaas.
ing. People disposed to huF only tie pec~aas1x.
Grn e1te-.sysly iniurrd. especially IN botro1
iard5:. so'eham slightly injured. Buekwhessdis-
sTEa. fttmIwH Of
a. & &c, asional Held entirely cut, but 70. :sneta
sept . No. II: J. A'h1sHr-
v AnsAw, hosc11sko Q Co.---Erost did G3tIe DAM
.gv here. Com Is hurt very little. Sorghum eut.
itIc. il tposs. Blckwhest some pieces damaged
lacly. Vines killed In some Identities. Don't
sscloa
Sept. G. P.HAEY13,
Addenda.
Council BLUFFS. PoTrAN.tTToaIE Co., iowa,
tom. in some places uniDiured, In athers DAM
per cent. Sorghum, ruined in most places.
s!srasse. full :S'enty-age peg GENT. Backwheae.
\ mes. . tos4l Ioas.. Tobacco, damage, faI
severity acs per cant. hut small crop 10 damage
H. nd ssSs T. Ssgs H. ,ot.,n zsa
IL the heaviest .osa helc-
Sept.1. H.C.Nurr.
FAEEFLr: E1cE 60, ,M1NxssovA.-Co71~ many
F.stts ase dar aged n,atesia ~. others elichtly
20 tl.u1D, the saue- B1ck~ heat, most piccfs nTa
spallt tnesu Will be bnt vrsy ltttle r1Iss, Vines
tama1 ed rnate rally, Tobacco vasy little raiseif
IL rnls s:cinity;-s,f damaged The frost vas qaita
-easy en- low s1nte. ~hat o0 the highest Iauda nc
10 Light that crops will not be materially dam
a4ed. We had two quito heavy hoats.
Sept. s. G.F. HA1cuKLpFRx
No. 13I.
HASTINGS, DAcoTAH Co., MrSvE75ra.-Corn
much Injured o. low ground; high g:sund, slght-
y. The eezne Is tue OF sorghum. BnckwhaAt.
In some places On high ground, not much Injured.
Vinss- se15 much injured. Tooace.', none raised
No.1a5
HNADFoRD, CHIcKAsAW Co., IowA.-Eofn, ou
bottom lard srda few pieces Of upland, Injured
ons4htfd- Sorghum the same. Buckwheat, abouf
ba1 crop: Vines. cleaned them out, except on
hsh ground. Tobacco damaged one-ta1f
.Sept6. 4. D. K1NSN.
No 1:G
ANGOLA, STHCBRS, TO-. ISp.-Corr, now hnd
then field not touched on an average, half 8
crop. sorghum very mitch injured, lot more
than ore fourth Of 4 crop. Bnckwheat entirely
destroyed. aB far as have heard. Vines about
the came AZ corn. Tobacco may perhaps be- one
sixth Of crop There are many fields in our
county that hare not been touched. which IL 40
counts for bJ the TACT tlat there is numberof
email lakes IL this county,
Sept 10. H. LxNEa.