, 1863-09-03

al
Ing In that local No corn is utterly 1nlned hero
unless souc that planted very late and on yer,
low ground observe that on high ground tue lniurz
small also. fields lying the river have re
ceycd lite damage, the fog rising from the rive
In the morning quito neutralzei the action of III,
frost. From present appearances, Ishould csttmat
the damage to corn in this vicinity about 80 per
or onehlrd OF the crop, though this amount vii de
PEND very much on the weather. Should the Eeathe
continue dry the kernels wtllshrire but will be sound
as Has the after the eary frost Of 1885, shou1,
there be much wet weather. the will remain sol,
md much oft SPOIL either before after crIbbtng
was the casc IN 1851. Touzs truly,
J. j.atcK1ss7nr.
News Dy the mnils'
ILLINOIS,
GFrom the Bloomington tnl) Paragraph, 1st,1
The farmers in town tell sad stories Of the harot
:e55aes the paft soaa: es' Seyoat e
peftona thai tha crop vim be- sort ope
in Rock River yailcy md our exchanges from yaT.o;
eaohs sink as t tie pca u Tom Vii 6s 6 TeF1 ia
high the coming season.
From the Frceport un} Journal 1st,1
Several fosts have occurred the past week In nil
Killed. and tobacco, corn and sorghum mich iaycd.
a s1est d 81; & h
county as large brcadtl. WIS planted. Whether tic
nnsy 20 the segaum crop WILL pEoye to be rs eerio1a
t. ss5n nd Pe;atass ; & + se,!ens
ands Of acrcs Of corn are rulaed
From the peoria nl) Transcript, 1st,l
We learg e% tamsrs fsom all directions that the
Ct serieqs So t. s
round The potato vines which ii many places Teta
Sas 4 Ss a asSf hsss ss 5fs S ss5
viii probably be the result of It. The weataer Of Sa
a hS ss aaa
&c Sfs ae % % 19s
toEIo.
From the Cincinnati Commerctal. 1st1
~, The nas1pested an SudHen 4 change il the weate.
es eesS a5s E IT. 9ea IL se;s, ; sS
FcoIele4: 70 lean. also that the tobacco Erovias ID
rnssa IS R,
sss' sse s Maeh h e ts s m
ought to have another month to complete rs EToxt5.
From the Dayton, {o.} Journal, Sept II
that 90 Pr they could there was no sost
IA 'tss' ss: t IT, s1Ssa fassi e
[From the Toledo Commercial, 1st]
We learn that considerable damage was done to tho
ees az
e
se fest aRon corn tobacco. vessta6les &C.,
lFrem tho Cleveland Herald, s1st.l
ts morning state that there heavy frost ii Pis
u foss. Is faf A. We haSe heard. ID Af' D0' ~ SaS
tFrom the Sandusky to.) Commercial, 1st,l
There was slight show 1f frost m Yesterday morn.
'saS E1 .s5los das:s was done est i
teen known In tho State.
WISCONSIN.
From the Janeavll}e Gazette 1st.l
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L i Sy M cn
.1af a it'll a sV %ats sa
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tas eis il Tho Vii Be- sas aao
tFson she Ii croess Owls Denocsas 1.tl
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naIts ofonF prairie g green so:a ia vlses va
IN In Crosse and Slack River VALLEYS. Lewis Valley
Ss Seh,s H. sh The damage IN Houston
INDIANA,
From the Indianapolis Journal, 1stJ
The weather In this region has been very much like
October for the past week, aud on Saturday night
there was heavy frost, Ice was found In shallow
e % saa ssssy
learn from farmers that kxhea. i entirely ruined
TIE TIC milk ~ II tke % e9unM:v IT. y also mpch injured Ths
there is more, and se xcathcr Is sl too cool Tor
August By many degrees.
From the Lawrence ne Kald Co. Ina} Journal. 1st,1
We had heavy frost hero on Sunday morning TINT
Killed the corn, buckWheat md Vines generally Some
o. gar aEeIs AZ cutting Up theis corn for fodder,
w I'd aeH eee5 9f e saud I an ont and pn
MINNESOTA.
IFrom the st. Paul Press S1st,l
The irosts briefly mentioned In paper yesterday
morning. was AZ severe as our first account Indicated
lts extent nc are unable to state, as hare ou1y
counts BON district Of aoont forty miles asou1l the
general In II opcratoas. The corn was killed COM
~ sre ~ Killed. and and vass
i Is nc opinion of that the 1os. has extended
as far down ns % deg. But whether thi5 Il So, or
e. saH 1ny m tGneaed rcs1on about this city
Should this frost hare been general throughout the
sats desse{iSF our w seFos
10 6c out Of danger oi ffost Il o1daazy severity
IOWA
From the Des hfofncs Register, a1st.1
TIC learn that the frost has done great deal ofi1ju
ne Faay M aSs
taat iate 6aa suffered inateftallS. Heavy Gost;