, 1864-07-26

Fruit, none 1aised y.t-countEy tho new. Tobacco,
none raised.
AAn1os, Linn Gov. wheat, not q great guam
io:u1ed very mnch 6J bug: will not averaye more
there y looks sp.endid, Corn e1iooked better.
looks poorly; was mach injured BY drought III Nay:
Euekwheat. but little sown In this section; what
there II, ,'lways docs we'll. Posatoes good Vines and
taE9cns-we have no vineyards; Whist vines there
are sa private gardens look veil: our gardens arc
n.ce- snd doing well. FTutt-wiid fruit, ab1ndent
apples falr: berries arc aud EaEe been Hhunda3t.
well.
MEscAr1EE July 14.-For the past four weets
W. hare bad heavy rains; nesrly all the crops look
more favorable except spring wheat: which 1s At
hire. .
Usage, Mttchcll Co., July live are having A.
most every Other day delightful and refreshing
slc veTt Showers that cause all kindz Of veseta-
tlon 70 come forward rapidy. sidsd.. a. are the
taibs ~ The very lest tnd Of weather for ptomo-
t1ns the growth Of the excellent crops. Probably
al % %pter poa st m ta
speak Of IN this county. Spring wheat, never was
hetttr It has on fast since rain. Oats, extra
r. Ssss r. s Mys gs9
Sorghum, 7esy little planted, Cd Whit there II Of
T. pSStssoe Sss Goo rFonH1fny h aa best thsy
1nn,n psen n ,a1ec sG se M ,n ;t Hnu is.a
ralsed Iii this county.
6,GoURSET, Keokuk Co.. July 1a-Winter wheat
that Was OF frozen out, Is good. Spring wheat is
loc.llties they a1e inJu1ins the 1ate corn. Corn
looks well eiuce The late rains, and II the fail Is
favorable, ne shal has9 fair crop. Winter wheat,
~ eatiie taiI5fe, dsstloye by ehnsh bu oats,
slncs ase raius. sosham, ditto, t nas destroyed I
p 7 @ fdsa hs1s Vii St al
crop Of apples.
Tirros, Cedar. Co.: July. 19.--spHng wheat is
materially injured by the chinch bug,
WArEn1oe,; B!aekhawk, Co., Jaly 1a.-winter
usual Eown but Fcsy much damaged By drought and
chinch bug. Oats. large quantity sown, and line
CROP. Rye, very ltsle sown Corn, large quantity
wheat, very little sown. Pasatoes, lew.
WAyEnlT, BremeE Co., July 13.- The printed re-
Raa sn q rain II @ sie
last two weeks and 1t ts astonishing how 1t has
improved the crops. We will have taE ctops un.
less the chinch bugs in1urc the wheat. Consider
pcct.
DAnAEoo, Sauk Co., July 1a-Farmers talk more
is decided improvement. Ia crops geacraly:
spring wheat has suffered most from drought, and
tterc will be yeEs little, II any, more than the
some Improved. Spring wheat was nearly past "a,
eosery before the raln. Corn, greatly advanced by
the raiu-will be good crop.
DRoAnuEAp, Green Co.. July 13.-W1ater wheat,
soil and climate not adapted; very little rutaed,
Spnng wheat, not enough for home Hse. Oats dit
to. Rye, hut half crop; but little raised any yeas
Corn Will be totally destroyed by the cpinch hug,
chinch bug. Hnck~heat, usual quantity put IN !;
matuEed without frost, good crop: ,Potatoes, good
crop-wfll be surplus. Vines and gardens look
ftn
this aect1oD. Tobacco, ,.,d,out two hundred acrea
IN cultiyatlon-1ookng well.
BURLINGTON, Racine Co., July 13 The unusu-
M]y prQtrscte1 drought Ia this part OF the State,
has lpfsred tho growing crops materially. Hay
on the up!a1ds is no thing bottom land. are hes
W. We should have hid a fair crop OF spring
wheat, but tue chinch bug Is lnjusing 1t natcr1al-
9sass Of EeyE AhoSsthe # lS1ks % da! t1r
ed ,as' len pfomsss ,7s sp1inS Tsat
injuring it materially. Oats promise good crop.
n {, Hight c1op. Corn looks remarkably we'll, and
PLANTED. and looks wei BaeKFhcat, conside5s- @ s
bly, Gown, and Is juat coming up. Potatoes PROM
Use well: Vines = and gardens are d9snS we'll now
all. Tobacco piante look veil; owing to the dry
weather., bat itsleput out.
DARLINGTON, Lafayette Co., Jaly 1s.-sluce ray
report IN June. VIC have had some very ane rains.
It has helped the crops very much,, except wheat,
dclds Of which hare been ploushed up and Buck.
wheat sown. which looks rery well INC ,the rains.
The bug has been at work des'royios ields of pats
destruction never was known from the same cause.
E1K 1Ions, Ealwossh Cove had
fine rain on the 10Th and 30th Of June, and several
showers since. y. wheat and wild huy are much
one1ouE.h Of crop. Saturday, Jaly 9th, we had
good pouring down rain. 80 thut ut last the earth
IL 'horoqshly wet. Y. wheat, very good. ba: CON-
raratiyely little raised. s. wheat. almost au en-
a
Oats, oLe half crop. Rye none sown. Corn,
pretty good. hut very unevcn; some seed jnst
GENEVA, Walwor1h Co, July 18.--There have
betu rains hele recently lhat have done a great
deal Q, gSoa. o9t many Pece5 @ Of Whsat and barley
and potatoes are looking hne-
HolacoS, Dodge Co., Juno s7-Slnce .your last
circular things have improved rapidly In this s1c-
t1on; we haye ,euton to hops OF gct1as tair crop
Of hay, which is a big thing in any county. Win
teE wheat, hopcs Of getting a Ei,r crop. Spring
wheat, improved very much, although she chiucd
dernlly. Corn that came up, ia looking hne.
nnskwhsat 'sn,l a Rrospests Of good crop Potatoes
come up. Ftnit. none. Tobacco, light
KEwANEE, Wis July, 1s.-We hare had heavy
Tor garden Eesetablee. Corn promises well, 1eses
hugs in Tie nc,chhorhood Of wheat ne!dJ. Wheat,
lu many localities IL utmost entirely destroyed
IT cblnth buce- Many farmers will not cut thelr
fields at oil. others IN part. Very few helds IN
Affected.
LACRossE, Lacrosse Co. ,Ju1r 1e,--Wiuter wheat,
crop Lot large. but good. Spsiuc, wheat, will get
good two-tn1fds crop. 0a.s will be good. Rye,
OF, viii hc good crop. sorshuu, not much plant
| ed, Bacswnen1, probably large crop. Potatoes
look we'll. Vines and gardens late rains will bring
arsraE & rop: Fruit about half crop. Tobaeeo,
July 13.-The weather has been very favorable
| for c1opE. having had frequent Showers Grape
,be crop vii Be- iar below lie 81 aserase. @ % Wntsr
wheat good. Spying wheat very light. Oats tatr-
Rye very Geod. Corn E good aad prospect very T..
aoWn:. Potatoes, good. Vines aud gardens, same.
With the exception Of grape vines. Frnlt-sma Ill
us Is plenty apple4 good peaches failure To-
LAscAsTEH, Grant Co., July lids noticed be-
low the corn has neTer looked better ut this time
Of year but great fears are entertained that much
ready attacked 1t. There will not be the usual
quantity OF hogs slaughtered. Beef cattle are gong
down rapidly: Al kids OF stock low on account
ers do not 1a.seit extensively. Spring wheat hiss
alwoys been the principal crop; Killed b. the bus
evtrywhets Oats, the recent ralus haFc saved the
what there ls, however, is good. Corr. never bet.
ter at this cate. but the bn. has attacked 1t, and
farmers fear gil destroy !, in many loelties they
rods On the boundaries. Potatoes, eaved BY, tho
rains doing eplendidly.-
Lo1. eeIa%6ia e. 5a.y 1s1sinse Sst It, the q saias y
bug is at work; many pieces Of wheat arc already
destroyed, and 1t IL generally believed tha. they
wtll yss all 20 there VII be e,s !tle t.
/ Corn and oats look well. Winter wheat badly In
3urcd By the bug. Spring wheat will be entirely
ooEs RRe
July live would add to our former remarks,
| that the chinch bug will totally destroy come
PIECES Of wheat and oats; and The recent satns
1alteling los any 81 na. we wontd also say that
barley ts not quite total failure, but very It.
Mis1rowoc, Manitowoc Co.I July IS. s.--Wlntsr
good. Bye. good. Torn, good. Sorghum, none.
Vines and saFdeas, good. Ffuit. done. Tobacco,
! Lone.
! M11wAuKrz, July 15.zonly. about one-half the
iand In milwaukee, couflty Is under cultivation.
Winter wheat about onehalf an average crop.
j ot an avelsge crop. Rye ditto. Corn, about
nluc-tenths Of ~ ayefage crop. Backwheat, pros,
MONROE, Green Co., July t6.-Rain commenced
abont the 18th Of Juue-p.enry Of It. Some spring
wheat would have been one-ha1f crop, bat the
huss DESTROYED It entirely And steat fears arc fen
The Ittie tic drouaht ietr. Gate. ayersse. Kye,
n,iodhng. Corn. early planted, good.
, PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Crawford Co., July 12.-The
drought has Injured al1 the crops IN ais pars Of the
State very much. The late rains have helped late
crops considerable but it Is feared that not enough
will be raised for home demand. Winter wheat,
very little sowed. Spring wheat, injured By the
drought and chinch bug. Oats, pretty good. Rye,
.1ate' Sorghum, very little cultivated here Buck
wheat, consIderable Gown, and looks well. Pota'
toes, small crop y expected Vines and gardens
poor. Frnit email and not very plenty. f9basco,
not cultivated here.
PnlNcE7os, Green Lake Co., July live have
| had rain and c1opa tbat not ap0llt are doing
we'll sprin. wheat has improved, but will NOT
exceed one-lhird crop.
RMpsBuRa, sauk Co., July 1A.-Rain com
! menced talltn:, July "a and was followed with