, 1865-08-09

| nAAohpi, MARION Co'+ aug. o-HneAt crop
badly danaEed' Hsy. oats md corn large crops
Harvesting nearly OVER Very little sp.1nx Hhea
In this vicinity.
hE~ASks' Henry Co.. Aug. 8.-ous farmer,
nave hot oeen ao!e TO work IN the harvest aeIt!
sount OF me Wet weather. What and oats at
sanseea eWeh.ynve par cent Corn Is doing vel
.nftrinr f,rr too reh ,.,n "'s saa oafe, s,e
snrontInp ana ,no,id,nu .na s,f Spf,ns ~ "nea.
mnrh ronre mil -, ,ra 80. ~ -. w.. 20 uasso
Krovvrr- r.nS ~ "eAI, EVIL
ost. .na ~ sna.s 49, aug. a.-"nea1
r,,1,v ;r1r-s5 ~ -s - a'eis8s esop' oat maze
better for co1n H,rras,,aa n.'a's nsss. a,s.
afew mora nlen,aot ds1s snd .hs e.on. g.1 rH, ~
secuted in thia Yic,n,tv ~ h.. hsan ,fa.,snt ~.
day, but verv warm. viii arm. ,ndfr.,tnn. ~
rain.
LAsAtIr ya9,re n. anr u..u...,u. l.,
rcrv ne.rlv Ill ao,s T~se". =. -:'.s ~.
crop Of vhe,t md Int 1ttt1s J,m,.ad 4 -, a.
p' *4' Ano "1' utae oAas2ea % tae iato
s.asa.o sa,ns tatce crop OF oass slso; they have
nnnrh ~ M ra.,.r s.a9 ~. ~ auts ,nen ..,a
raIead. ma nrn.ner+ H. -o,r, tssa 49, n..aI LIZ
At thia timo of year. WA '@'''* "4' ''.''A
y,,cro1v ro.,. ~
done. Wheat bsd1v asm...d 49,, ~ e'.nx -:
snotlcd. The ost ard h,ve1on* ~ ~, ,a nslt
ared. and corn m 1ow oronnd, vi, =. ~, ~1 ~
'nnantftv ~ wirtr, uhes, .,-rs,s 49, ~
nny h,,iev.
I,v.nT c-,-o,, ~ r.,.
vs,m n..1- .sfa a.. ~ ,,.Ht ~. 80 80. n
,tnr ca,n ,oor. s,1s.a.a w.. .n os sa,s" nEa'
-. -. 49, p'9xsu. n.a "nea. oaa5 s1o"n'
~. ' 0' '4'' s'0T' 0'4s1 @1'ps A'o1' ~ a'et'
81 p,... ~ r..,.
! .ha ' Wh... -+@ 80 avg :: ::
tts ~ "-.s -1sgel-anaoet ruined ;
.e1 sn!fo' nefnc late1, not 50 bad, though
Euen injured Corn prospects hp-top, just now,
| n5e' otEe9 a1a oae moch leas damaged than
WHEAT. Not more than fourth Of tho harvest
MoRR1sox, Whitetide Co Aug, S,-u.ryestice
Is progressing rery slowly. Heavy rain lat
night Weather this afternoon vcsy warn and
showey. Probably one-haIf Of The Wheat ret In
anoek, IN neld, Il dsmaEed, and hAA commenced
growing. oa'e. !crop good. Rve,, little Gown.
oaf1es very !lttle sown- We have every appear.
anee now of1a heavy Corn crop 1t ls lookin :,
sp!enota'
: AoAats' ofondF Co., Aug. 8.-Wheat Injured
ABOUT MY per eent-not stap'e In this county.
coin in}nsed toont twenty per cent. Otis Gais
aEd not much huEt. Rye good. Barley poor
Weather now good for eaVine the balance.
MENDOZA, iaSalle Co.. Aue. 8.--We,ther nne
for 1AAt two days. Grain growing eone In shcck,
crops W1ll be ser5 much damaged.
MASON, sf'neham Co.. Iii Aug. s.-Theat,
ssehno car harvest is finished. Dlm1ged 80 pc,
cent NO spring "heat raised in This sectlan.
Very little barley, and that badly injured, Corn
doing well.
MONMOUTH. Warren Co., Aug. s.-Wca,her
clear and wa-n the l..t three dsTs. Harvesting
progressing f1e1T, The crop Of rnr,nr uha,t
oate and hsy Ia 1nrper .h.n rens, ass.-...a...
-S e@~~A
about 20 per cent The cora c,on not m,+.-.s,1s
Injured. with fair vc.,her ,he rorr, rrnn ~, ~
a yerr heavy one. ''NA ~
MrcnAx1csnuRo shnv.uon Co.. Aur. a-4.ra
but two.fh{rcs cron, Wheat abont tEentv ~,
rent t,sm.red hy ..tc NJ e,on ~ 49,, ~, ~,
much damaged. Rye and barley. falr. Corn
produced better than for ten yeara preyIon,
Emosx. Grundv Co.. AM. ptTh. rra,. a.
wheat, oa,s. rye and b,,lt7 won,d h.]e hs.a
good but for the wet weather tney arc yery nuch
Ga,uaged by min, and very little viii aa raised so
ss to be considered rood pr.tn. The la, ~
sp.outine tn ibis rerpect viii be At last ons
third. The coru crop promises fur,
" Nxr1xRyu1x DuPspe Co. Auz.R-TIs,vestJn,
has juer commenced In every part OF the country,
There Is but little rrain In .fart yet. In ere.r
direction the reapers can ha secn hn,r Al wr,E
The OFT crop IL yerv lsree. Whe.t abont hair
crop. Corn twenty per can't better th.n n ,vnn,d
haze been without the rain. The weather is
promietng. Farmers alt looking cheerful.
N1ASr1o, Macor Co., Aug. s.--The wheat crop
IL injured very much. The crop OF onts mss
large, but o1ehhlr II all that will be saved. Rye
dsmseed. But little barley here this year,
NEooA. Cumberland Co., Aug. a-Weather
Earmer. The heavy shower Of the 9Th instant
Las oeen very pIsarsnA wheat e1up ru.ll and
coasioefaoly dama2e ed; viii not yield ever dve
onshelh 10 me acre. Com ts1ookta2 exceedingly
Will me prospects sor corn rsRood for large
crop oats ABOUT tnRTessge crop; not materially
h1ofea ~ rain. PotA'o vines are very 1u1urtaot,
afd Hom lste epeefmsns Of potatoes farmers think
tnese VII DC IN average crop. No Farley or rye
faieea around here' 20
NASHVILLE, Washington Co., Aug. a-ua1vest
aoont over. HIN badly damaged hay, oats
and wheat; still The hay and cat crop Is he.vy.
Fill wheat Is about fourth Of crop and badly
damaged ty 1a'n; prospects hatter1ng for very
heavy CON crop; no spring wheat ihis far sou b;
re aEd barley gosd.
oqCAwKA. Hendefeon CO, Aug. s-Thc crops are
Generally very much damaged. Fasmera thiot
hetelW1ll be abont half crop Of wheat oats,
rye and barley. NO eptinR wheat. Corn LOOKS
well Low. Weather dnt-
Onui, Lvtrgston Co., Ar9. 8-Whest crop
fair; rome dsnsge by vet weather. Corn look
ing hns.'
OTTAWA, Lasa'Is eo., Aug. s-Ths wheat and
oat c.oIs in this county ara ues,ly ii, h,rye.tra
The damage By the lata rains ia verv s1,oht
I hers gss but little vhest grown in this conntv.
The cat erop IL treuendous-twtcea "A Iarre md
productive a. ever known. Corn il ep1endtd. hnt
neads eorae watn,. hrfcht weather Ia derc,m II
Vety little rye or barley rrorn here. Thn rrse-
mi prospect vas mover better.
Piano. K.nds11 e.. Auv s-sn,,no ,rheat
=.
dam,psd cnnfid.rablv. Tia nrosnact ~ ro,n
wrs nersr h.,,er H.vx..+rS !. .-na-...s.-
,,cv,v. m, mnrb o,.Io ,t,eked...
pAEa Chr,,tim Co.. An1' s-Tho h,rvs,, :. |
oyer. Wheat Damaged b.n1y In .borE hv IN
rain. The penrr,1 fmnrrssion n, tba f,r,ns-.1.
tb,, ona.,h,r5 10 hs1f lhe cron IA snoj1ad ~, -
haraly worth c.tberine from ,he ffela. Cn,n
looks we'll, and promises 10 ne a tolsrably ftir |
cron.
P.1rny. Fora fo.. AM. s-whe,t. rva ,s,a
meadows aud nntstore ara excn,1ent. ,os1} |
crair hn, 1,,t1c ln;nyes ,zith wet vsatho. ~.
foots e1refdtro,y we,l ercsnt IN 1ov mt.
where he x,ter Ia 1vinp. 1Isv IL con.,ae,.s,v
1sm,ped. and farmers ara tusv start..0 .nd r.
we hsye a few more dry days, tta ha-Yesf VIII ha
Pond.
PsoAroH1cA. Winneharo Co.. Aur. a.-Uar
r. ttfr1 !. nrorres.ire, slowly m arrount cf ~
|ata. rains. WHEAT ia aamsrcd. snd anna s,v
lhe,e will mi be- nver half A cron. Ra,,ev .rd
rye rood and generally securcd. If the we,ther
tol5s pnod far few darn farmers viii pet fheIr
nj. In ,he .tsct ai,houoh some ,h,t a,e nnw ~,
M 1r,no m The o1onnd are roon1dv nnd ornv,nc
Fam ;ook, f,nc
p-nr I,s,11a r. An1 a-whaa. d.msoaa
anna. Int viii he nrcr an avor.oe ron 3ond
rron nf nhts and rre. nsrlev nearly I'll anotfsd.
[;oIu cron Ieok1re ven.
Pos11ac, Livingston Co., Au.. e-uaryaste eom.
p1eted. Wheat damaged one tenth. and mi.
Slightly, by rain. Wheat crop better than 1ast
yesr. Osts thirty three per cent bettc., Rysand
barley, but little eown, Com crop splendid.
} PRINCETON. Bureau Co.. III, Aue. s-ue,rv
,aln thu morning End for three nights nreyinns,
veryhot today. Very little Rsnm stacked. vat:
shcat. re and oats all DAMAGED considcrahlv- j
3nmno feiha haa1v: Inv do. Corn en1endtt