, 1865-07-29
the CROP SITUATION I'M TINE
NORTHWEST.
ILLINOIS.

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nohth"soas
o- .1na 1n,s az .t {nfo,m
.RIsc5, aaams Co:' Ja'J zs:I1he ~ ~ ,hronnh
sonti, are esm'se1 fully one'hsh. aim,
md ps.'';ntt6's 1 evening. ~
hArxsoy, Cock Co. Ju1y as,-The frequent
z.irs have affected the "heat, barley and Aas
crops seriously.
very vet. Rsins tvsf1 dsy. Whear but qu,r1er
;ncd by heavy rasn. Graas crop vii b. aamzEed
eepe1a,ly arr arr NJ W dseoarasinS: &c m @ s
Pos11Ac, L:vi1gfton Comfy, Jaly s5-Wheas
| ryc and farley mostly cut and b idly dsUnged n
| ehock. Oats NOT cut; fffhtr weather soon vi DC
abeavy CROP Corn snd Potatoes never better.
Some rain this forenoon, hut clear now. Faas
proepect tor csesr weather.
Ul1o3s Lee County, Juss @-At fax as csn
leaFn u: rep haa 9oa qad dtn:ecd The sFop:I
tntnS the hssvs rims has injured the wheat eaa
e1S W;,r,nx., noo,s r,r,,x 1,v aa-1,mz
ThrTther here ye1V cnni' IA In9ka romewhat
1ts AN r. Gav su9 Vii i'os ov.,hosI Ths
1.s1c ners TH.s ~ 49, ~ - !. ~. =, -annrta1 ~
ano3;ns Tna. hnt ea ne5e tn rs 81 u ea ls
crNfnaItas Marian e. InJv - -Wheat one
9na nq
in9. CoTn ara nafa, md IRON.
n-r,a S,a ~ nsr" bna scr ~. ,,onax
pIotpeets 81 e more e9 pana Buley eoofsd anj
n,nWn nwa aox. snn.h.na LII .,xs ths 70 Oh n
Ston o:ts aneI ceIn n,nn;sas ~ than,s
%nn.,s ,usax Su1q "1n .sa gS
q; .:sR p91E con- ns ssa2
nsGx s99 mnea Rss 1y per oar
noor' FarmtKrs K petnne d1s seonra1ed M sri, rasn.
ing;
ui.tin ~ nasS NJ. Eoun.y, 1ay -H 1aCNo rasr
mla VII 1ne PEEL a, ."eSs{ tous noufs. G,oudJ ans
e1ol. @ 80 LIE ne fsan tn tnat u 1nent 6ad'y 3adse
M MAanseo: AZ MeHesry County: 5u,y ss;I.wcathe,
coo, sna so1s{, ~ s1'3; G.n Wind tG9thsss n'il
s.1he \ Nv. ascfo G@oansy, @ yuy Mvht
dagger to the wheat crop. Gsest anticipattoas o
aRood crop Of corn. oats and barley not verl
| and cool.
HALINA. 10, Darjess County. JuIv 43.-Tht
heavy r.tns have delayed The euttang Of wheat
| irg grain. The crope az ID eKcei:cns condition.
| sure bpunttiul harvest,
Jo D,ve:, 81 dcsu1ty JGlI aLeh
rain' Il r.rs1ed kuav sh1nt man .nn1r tnd u
sn1, w,tm ~ s'Sas2 AWAY "'oe' ooon saaas Aa'
wff aI a,s c0uH yuy a YET
81. ~ hss1t~ InsE ~ -" - I'LL 4, mau
rrsnsd Rya III ii,,fu s.,r4sS - SN nsa. aua nou
eoru On h,ph erouud IRE rood: on ioR c,or..d rui
A,s oio1nloe ont.
~ uahsLE 49,! sefmlinon Coanty' Jnly GIIhe
wbest tn eborR nj csnH,n" nna n,y. fsT ~
~ 10 ~ ianr,, ~ w ~ -"
eho,F nen"h n1csnon. ~ naar ~ sfnrms 1 u
hois ~, ~ e.,iie 6.i. a,G Eoss, LAY one
Ae PrrsceFoy NnFpsu ttnmnt, Iny w Weather
cloudy srd warn. ura!n groTioc N snock IL
MENpUTA,t Iasslle County. July 2s.-Veather
un.ettied. c,oudy. and apptarnnces of mora rsin
Wheat snd oats c,op Is & moi materially iejures
crpns viii he rerured Tne hsl.nce Viii hs Int nr
erct nri & thclIipr. e> W
Whesi I'D Sa a,,s nt,1y II " .noen B.
snd A. gIosisg baay; Lay eut ten days aro had no
eT GTs,syo e'' Inn! @ - q !a III, sa-wbe., w.,t
ehoeFei nnd nhst i. ~. rnt' nos .crtar4i1 m.
sred. R.e sna ra,iev renr1,i1 scen.sh@tbe Ia ~.
~, III rnrat,ion ,se Is,t.1 d'scafeec5 ~.
II, tn3cy.hc ct.G .h.n4 yet Cnrn III si,ht I'M to
a.ta tIstvsrinn on:ro ~ s,,ona ~ ~ ,u.,s :.
Of telp. @'' ~' ' ~ '~a'~3'
RISror1. Champ,teu Co Julv es.-R45n eon.
ttnqe. 10 iii in torrents, with iii III in.srms.
| fions. Much NJ tha lard under e.. .tlyainn IL
| i. oded, Corn feIds WHICH pFom.sed vel; fa1
weeks ago are submerged. Wheat cnt aud In
tire loss; II II clears Of portion Of il m.y Ut
outside. Osls seem t. have suffered les;. Tains
t%al. ssa'n vi. p'ore :. almost az entEe failure
Meefs ee psst 0e' o' 'ne u'1' n'sh' anu y 'o'
rfonlA, ftoiia Co.. yniJ 95.-Weather clouty,
With c11zz!iug rain all the forenoon
MONMOUTH. Warren Co.. July 3s:--|eatheE
s1o9dJ I'D d W1!m No rs1n 10 ~ ~ 'hoasn,tf
BE- slved II u ne wealth.. continues 1aa dry. lafge
4nshs1ty CT nay 10 already lott
GALEs8naa, Krox Co., July q The weather
tod, !; 9ets different no.a a., that ct III pa.t
&
1n9 cay. tew each dsJs VIII 90 much good,
ard eause our farmers to wear cneerfn! counse-
'.nss; 5ss;:r, WI. Co.. 1a, as,-ctop. were looking
,t.In & 91ys 1et Iss sf:e ons i ths soaatsy: 1T
tbe tis eo9n viii BE- spoiled. '' ''' ''-' "@'~D''
ne dsnased to rome e3,eaf, 6ut II we eond I'd have ave
good weather from this t1re The d.usce would
1= comparatively l'eht. Il has raped every day
to5sy. ~ ' ~''1 '0'1' ">' 'AA0
B1rE Island. Cook Co. Ju,v ss-Rye and b.r.
LEI dsuaeed yer1 mnen py Tue tsin. veiT ny ltttie
~ hesr s1af 81 g9ea
II, on account oi 1sln. Ii rainy now. -
suE1f1r1p, Bureau Co., July es.-Weather
eS1 n no IT. TT t. aa! Cfops arc not den
Usss alss sE e992 R5s snd 6sney 1s nat 9
better. Farmers busy harvesting to-day.
GENrsro. Henry Co., July Jas.--WeathcE clondy
M aIa Eam Mlnd 4ontoweef; N9 ram Tor ths
~, anrt5 nUas. Mnea1 "e!i sn9esso, nnt Mnst
.m1 nnSl,1 % usnaseo. rye au9 pasiey
genetaly tetatco ne !ofms5 II good condl
ooI1d neu ,h.n olsso1ofen' s ~ tok are IN
ses,p apspn sotnS na .,1onoz AZ 70 oate'
p.r.-a,,,.. Wtr,a..e ,.,- a.
-, ~ ,a ,ea t9;. snJ 1s-Loaa5
- oays tnu 4ooAs M lAuA se1J pao 4o1 Ho6at-
~ n..s = 'o~1'us 1n. 1s"'
A. =. e1,rt fos1 1s. - ~, Sa'y Ineo 70
shSsr. "a, ne rest ~ ,hs r., Hhapt ~ "
otis are 10 u,rth tniored thst nn1rss tiers - 4
epetdy change in lie Weather they viii. y tolal
loe.. They ne alI growing in the :s8k;
N4rEnv11IB, DuPsEe ca 1nly 5s.-Tha
westaer IL vely favorab e ~. t9onRn some
what cltudJ. not m4s. pko.psG. ot fla. corn
locu prime. 0at~ naieJ J1: - sHasAt s., ase some-
mhat ahmaEen1 ~ noncr m1@h r. 9ts,,, 1an,
tnooSd r1s GnoakH1 ~ AVstS. u!a.a. - - nois