, 1865-07-04

| fNss AV1Ao tEsFC%Muu1t
HENRI HALL
Monar., Grundy Co.. Ill.,. July I, isss.
| Tho crops Of Gtnnty never were moro prom.
istnR. There was some complaint about the bug
before tho rains, but now, every mat thinks hid
oMn crop TIE nnsss IN the county: J Gsa:s is fal!
planted. and never taw It. look better Waeat
Ia nne. but not 70 much go now IS reual.
| Yours respectfully;
JAHssynLa. Ill. Ju'y !, 1865.
grain crops are very dzttertng for a. xnuudaut
h'rye.t. There have been considerable fears ii
sezsId 70 'hs chtneh bng, hut tinee our reesnt
This if not ftuit.grow:ug county, so have
nothing to FAY aeousit fonfF, respss'fally,
WooDs7ocK. Menensy Co., u.s., 1866.
We have been troubled In this vicinity with the
ehiech bug. ewing TO which VA cannot hive over
aae crop e rys osts look Vii hut i,eht IS wea s
grs:s, which has suffered from ths dry weather.
RonERr FoRnEs1.
Mason, Efnghaua Co., H., July l.
IT, Fl F re- % nj ni1 q d.
a ssop. "a drs's .siy dne-bet.sr ihs1 Common. )
bug not damaging anything here:
". Il. DA71,, Agent
BApaI1arox, Ills, July i, 1865,
Asa general thing the crops in ibis pl.ce look
we'll. Theirs was little trouble with the bugs,
bnt the lae rains have checked their wotfias.
! Gr.iu 11 rather thin but coming forward fast
Corn <ufets lit'le from grub worm, but LOOKS
very vel: GEass @ e @rery r. g9od, aaa tue clip Of
ten the pre.ent crop is quite datterine.
Respectfully, Jerr', AlTAu M1lIRn.B n
ROLLING PaA1r1x, LaPorto Co., Ind, July ].
Iwon1d fay for prospects in this q1arter, wheat
piecee. which L. ru.ted; oats is d1at rate; corn
never looked better At this Ecason OF lie year;
No truuhle ftem bugs. We viii have but little
"a''' f0a5t; JON q fisiSi i. Kizss7zAo.
| sEcon, July l, 1885.
Wheat looks fine and promisin: in ess vicinity.
ihis season Of ihe yesr than Ii d1e. ro1 Ia fact,
| everything at present fa1 nattetine prospect
Yours, iruiy. f. u. HEanERrn.
per Bowie.
SAnr1A, lows, Juna q, 1865.
Wheat, oats. rIe. barley and erast ire looking
very ane indeed In this Vicinity, welt rs have
seen item IL ten years, aud large breadth w!a
most failure, from the effects Of > bug thA: Is
deronEinE them-hns on the whole Old Jackson
eonnty m.5 be pus dowa as presenting more TAN
scst- Yours. traly, J.C. DAT.
... BATAVIA, July I, 1865.
As ~ ~ IS Tho Of
aaS So.h iook viii Bs,ie, 1 also ' !oof. s ne, % snd
Ss Is At fl fG1s @
rys sown; wbss Is, eof. we'll. G. GRASSES ' nsht. @
"'1' Il. E, srxAaxs,
L1a11, Dupase Co., ILL.,, July I, 1855.
since the late rains. Corn IL unconmonly good
Il si'op 6ay H. s alse p FIJI rpa III
A'' ' c. 4: aooDsn,cu.
BATTLE cnExK, Mich, July !, 1866.
We are havlpg rather too much rain 1t present.
Corn and weeds are havipg rsce, and the weeds
cannot b cultivated. All eropa srs iooEine dne.
md getting s!arze growth t9f the time Of the
SANDWICH, H., July l. 1858
ns1.esrn Ia s pSss:oea 0 loot t arst rs.s. whes;
looks veil. lsee no Injury done By the bugs. 1 !
think ths hsavy nins have done sway With them,
na. q iTr, W. h.1e h.a t.o 70 .! tstes i ttosts r. IT.
that used up the 1oplea, Rsspbetrles, cnrrants d
ana cneII os ere ple1u01s
Yours. &C., Dawn SKEnHR.-
. -.. PRINCETON, Ill, July !. 1855.
f9S n s6 sa
grass sre al1o good. Fruit u not quite .s plenty
& na We are n eGpes .hs ended Sa
Yours, &C., CHARLES PHELPS.
NAa1Aoo, Ill, June %, 1865.
The prospects Of crops in this vicfEt'y, taking
al things into consideration, are pretty fair. Corn
pa5t.s 1sE 70 s
ever before. Not I. much Wheat sown a. usual. |
Ths ehtneh bug began Its work on II but the !
thrteqpatte1s Of . crop. oats above sverige |
crop. Rye looks well, but little eoHn+ Potatoes,
= alsrge Jleld; Apple crop viii be Iathes short
sans. Plams With me Will be heavy crop. |
1ens grass 5stss, light but wa h.y VII be
VALPARAISO, Ind, July I. 1855.
Crops never looked batter At this time Of tho
year Than theJ do now IN this part Of the cuatry.
here, 70 esano. tay much shout H.
Iouss, truly, T. CAu.
TovAapA, Mclean Co., H.. June x, tsS.
T. I'll. ris1n,ty tas pFcspeets for h.r,s.t s5e
Fail wheat Iooka well. Spring whess IL damaged |
some b5.hs M bug; Corn = not yety p promising: Usta
abous the tbs bugs, but Ii Is TOO soon 10 Judge
Whist they will tpture. WIZ. HALTEHxAN.
MENDOZA, Ill, July lst 1855.
With regard to wheat oats and corn, Think |
injury l1om the chinch bug. HsJ wouid be J
much better only for the droueht. Apples will not
be plenty. think with a fortnight Of good
cssin ever produced ii ri. seetioa Il 10 soua. n
n.y. ea q. ~ v. eAnDssss.'
La Mou1s, Bureau Co., ill.,,
j1ne HOtb, iE66. |
In this vicinity barley, corn and oats are very
Promising. Wheat, a iull average crop; Frait |
Of al k1ndf, except eu1Isnts, EoosebeEsles aud
ss!! s1s ''nn''n' NO Yoa sea' 'y me eh'nsn
sAaux1 EDWARDS, !;
WARaESy111B, Du Page Co., Juns 50, 1865.
The wheat crop ia this secHon Of the country |
breadth. Thels hss beeu @ia SONS aaccrisinsy, % y
owing to the bugs, with regard to barley, but Ii
hts been redeemed BY tho hne "a ns which wa !
hAye hsd Of late: Cats and grass aEe pretty good.
Fiult not promising. Corn IS ID excellent condi.
ton@ though some little pieces suffered fro n tho |
grub. Yours. &C.,
RMawoop, MeHerr r. County. June -. 1865,
am torry to say that the present prospects Of |
crops in this Vicinity far ffot1 being encourlg-
ing. Corn II fair, end Is about the best looking /
out. Yours, &c.
DEKA1s COUNTY, IT,, June g, 1861,
wheat crop looks like fair average one. Ithas |
suffered little frvm The chlnch bug, but ths re- 1
CENT ralps hAve washed III qf1 nn fsnrn fn,ka var%