, 1863-09-02
Special Dispatches and Correspond
ence from Illinois and
Wisconsin.


DrELE1THt III, Sept i, 1858.
The frost, though apparently heavy, did
but little damage in this vicinity, and in
neighboring paris Of Wisconsin and Iowa.
In few instances its effects were most sin
| gulsr, and occurred quite severely In streaks,
and mort serious, I hear, in northeastern To-
M to the corn.
FROM FREEpoRT, I'LL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrlbuueJ
FREEroE7, Sept. /. 1873.
The corn crop along the streams and In all
low, net places, is almost totally destroyed.
On high ground, on the open prairie, the in
jury is not 50 severe, Taking it altogether,
IL will hardly yield half crop Of marketable
corn. Beans, buckwheat and tobacco are
badly injured. Garden vegetables, except the
winter kinds, are totally destroyed. Fruit
Was little injured.
FROM WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune1
ROCKFORD, Wiunebaco Co., Ill.,, Sept. I, 1868.
The corn crop is very much injured In this
vicinity. East, west, and south Of US, tobac-
ca, sorghum, and garden VINES, are comp1ets-
j. used up.
FROM BUREAU COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
PRINCETON, bureau 70, Sept. !, 1852
Crops of every description are pretty badly
Injured. especially on the low lands.
FROM MATrooy. 1LL.
Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Trlbuns.]
MRT1oox, Coles Co. Sept. 1, 1853
The frost Of August Goth, injured the com
crop to quite an extent. There will probably
not be ovcr half the usual yield Late plant
Ing and fields On low ground will be almost
total LOSE. Buckwheat is also injured, though
this ia not much of crop in this vicinity.
FROM LAsA11E COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rr,bune,
LAsA11E, LAeA1H Co., Sept l, 1858.
Farmers from al around here report the
COIN crop much damared bv the recent frost.
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The frost xns serere nm late corn. hroon,.
ccrn. eorphum and v,nes IN III. section
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fnon hNoA cooNI4.
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cannot hear OF any damage done In this
vicinity By the late frost.
FROM MILWAUKEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1sbnne.1
MILWAUKEE, Sept 1, 1861.
The country, three miles from tho lake
shore, was visited by very heavy frost on
Sl;niday night Corn vas unfnjured, but
tie vines Of all kinds are pretty generally
ruined. It was not felt near the lake shore.
FROM MASON COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ir4bune1
hAcos' Mason Co.. Ill., Sept. I. 1858.
Tie crop Of corn viii have to be immediate
II mt mn FIR fiddler. a. hardly m acre IF II
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FROM PUTNAM COUNTY, I'LL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rrtbune.l
uAxrsnmE, Putnam Co., Ill.,. Sept i, 1858
The frost has killed the corn blades, potato
vires, pumpkin yiues and melon vines. The
1870 cron III h. no,tari.1,v ;c;nrea
~ Se' eloP "tH ue 4411s1 10y 41sut
Especial correspondents o. me c"e1go tt'ouue'l
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nc LULU ee'eao 80 !1os1 @ ~ Nu!a eo'n.s oa t"'
| morning VI 1ue eoau ans1-, hAu"s Iue eo1A
blades, @ potato T1nee. pumpkin ana meaon 2
tti,t ,be corn ~ 1,ototo rron, III 1,,oVe n
| br msterislIy iniured.
FROM KENDALL CO.. Ill.
sspeetal Correspondence to the Chicago T1ibune.J
rIArry111.E, Kendall Co., H., Aug, 81, 1863
We we're visited Saturday night last with
yery heavy frost; in fac :, 1t vas freeze. AL
ri, ee are killed, and corn has suffered alike
ali over the county Us tar as can hear and
ascertain. There will not be fifty bushels OF
Eerchantable thiss year's crop In this vicinity.
A: d If the frost has been general in this State,
II wand Minnesota, It will largely affect trade
,nai1 ~ tte f,f,-s, Il ro.1,x, e,.1,
| eri1r. as YOU pass along the road by Tie side
ot fields.
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fno" AANn ., eouSit.
,1h+ %as ;n;n+asd an crorc ha511 bs ~ cnTn
ie considerably damaged, and vegetables
killed. hear similar reports from all along
Tie " .. q u Il. H.
FROM FOND Do LAC.
Especial Dispatch to the chlcaeo T1!hune1
FOND n0 Lac Wis., SEPT l. 1eo1
AEeo Ate ~ pausaasns VI 1ao An9"95 Aoi
tie late frost In this vicinity. Vines slightly
fn;nrtd. Corn Is not hurt.
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II FRoh 5ANEseiLLs.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
JAxEsyuIE, Wis, Sept. l, 1863.
The damage WIS only slight In this viclnit.
from the recent frost.
fhoa hkN1och1.
| tie effects Of Sunday nights frost are stIl