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, 1865-07-04

TopAY-The narfot vas 4hsdo nr1n.r-ciosiu2
abcut the sanns SATURDAY,. eales gers: cs 100 bu
500 b1 do At sixc S. Geo bu DO IKE. ion0 su DO
n k2Ac; 100 ba No. 1: II ioc eTo bu DO Al su4-
-KTE- Rs:si7ed 70 a.. l.a6o %: ,hip7ed las7i ID.
Kacet!ed last week G.ds6 hu: snioped 81 pu: Re
During the week fhtreh. bean fair. .hiopi7s DE-
n,na no ~ n1fsst A s1;e1 as A. n ae,aass ~ oIso
sa:es were: l,2Sa oSo, At s.: 10 bu d5 at5 He
r.. ks ei!ed Iss week 10 ID: 3D. .h,3psd, ps issS
nn. RECEIVED ssms wsst ~. "a hu; shipped. mona:
prices are abont 5sae weE lb the beginning u
the week. T1D-AI-Ih+ tIE+t W1s du1t. with sAtea
or 100 bu new NO. s3e-bnyers the c.osa oaiy
, 1865-07-04

04V q
ce1yaa BIZ s; shipped none.
Marker nrnef ana &c per Csl higher. i les were:
lC0 brl1 ut g. bf!s s5 1co or.s do ln bond at
cper s4llon.
aA i-Ihn u,srket u tnaotiye and without ch.nge.
The demand IRON 1akB Superior Ano taa lumoer re-
9ion has been nearly supplied. aut prices ara lass
, 1865-07-04
TO-DAY IN DIXIE.

Modesty is a quality that highly sdorns
defeated. rebels and Sympathetic COPPER
heads-especially on this Fourth Of July.
The principles set forth In the D Declaration OF
American Independence are not calculated to
inspire an irrepresaitle 1oW Of sincere enthu-
aiasn On their part, and under The peculiar
circumstances Of lhe case this year, they can
be excused from any conspicuous Leadership
in the grand NATIONAL ch0rus of unerly-lov-
ing people. The preservation Of this Repub-
tic Of equal rights to MI has not been the pal
1ndium Of tlelr hopes, nnd an exuterance OF
Joy On the occasion Of the anniversary Of Its
founding Cannot reasonably be expected.
The American flag is the emblem Of loyal re-
joicing to-day can those who have. dishon-
ord that banner by shonts of triumph when
it bar met with disaster, hail with earnest
thanksgiving Its proud elevation on thls ua-
donal holiday? What brazen cffrontery for
those who have for four years been trailing
thlt glorious ensign In the dust, to be now
blatant tn acclamatlons Of its praise. We
protest against tie sacri1ege. Let them rev.
erently raike the standard Of the Government
they have outraged, but let not the '.alr be
rent with applause" from them-lalse or flip
pant It must be. We shall be better encour-
aged concerning the true 1oya1ty Of the late
Southern rebels BY hearing reports Of unob-
trusfrc manifestations Of patriotic feeling,
than by receiving glowing accounts OF noisy
and oateotaIious demonstrations OF renewed
patriotism. And NE shall have come faith in
tbose Northern copperheads whose patriotic
virtue Is strorg enough to withstand the
temptation Of "ahrlcking for freedom,' tn
1,of~ ~11 ~
, 1865-07-04

htdge-rows Il England have obtained their
celebrity In literature and become so dear 10
the hume-beart OF BIitain On account Of tb. l
fragrance and snowy bloom ia May, but dur
irg the remainder Of the season they arc uu-
deeering Of their reputation for atracti7e-
nefs, and their foliage shows mcasre and
sere. The oage o,ange, en- the contrary,
retains un'mpaired It's bright ga,b Of glossy
green until diazobed BY the antumnal frosts,
aEd when properly planted and trained, speed
ny forms an 3mpenetrabla barrier against the
Egessionp of all animals. A hedge Of three
years. growth makes good fence. The
Osage orange-is Is derived from Texas, where
It is found as wild forest tree. The start
Ing Of 1ew fences has besn seriously arrested
By the impossibIlity Of procuring seed from
the Lone Star" state during the war. This
difficulty aow no lengtr exists, and we are
assured BY farmers from Morgan, Scott and
Pike counties, thst the nc1t four yea,s will
greatly add to the alrfady extensive hedge
rows ol Illinois. 1t Is to be regretted that
the impression prevails Among farmers that
hedges cannot be successfully grown In the
northern portion Of this State. We be
lievc that With proper care the Usage ora nge
might be adapted to this soil and climate
The enterprise is worthy the most thoroush
experiment. Tho animal loss to the agricu1-
tu1al interest by the decay of; perlshab1s
fencing material Is immense. Both econ any
and taste call for the hedge-row az the stand
AID fence OF the praIsies.
, 1865-07-04

We have, as our readers Know, made some
earnest circumstances against the polics OF
reorganization .1hat has been adopted at
Washington. That We had reason therefor.
We prove by pointing to our Louisiana letter
printed herewith. in which the reactionarv
POLICY Of Governor Wells ia clearly and forcs.
b,y etated and yet Loula!ana was reorranlzea
rot ~ The wo.k of reorganization Is now
going On, but under the very muzzles o.
Federal cannen; end amid general and per.
hnps wen-founded expectation that the re-.
suit would be wholly favorable to the obI.cta
that the Union party Is striving to acc,m-
p1lsh. Even under such condition ar thtncs
We seo what has been attaiued--the donln.'
ton OF the STATE by man who has no he.,t..
tion In proclaiming his apostacy n
the principles that made hin. no hesltaaon
In going, With h,s flags all flying, over to tue
enemy that would, hardly three mon! his Az.
have hung him without moments shfift
could they have laid their hands upon him.
We arc not surprised to hear that be .}s max
Ing new registration Of voters in which the
dlsloyl arc generally included butt will
he su,priaineii, under his administration, the
men who have fought the good 1gLt In Lon.
isians, and periled all for the Union, and who
late1y supposed that, In the tsium ph Of the
Uulon cause. their position would be assured,
ats Permitted 10 live in the State At Ill.
, 1865-07-04

Their hope of controlling affairs In the In
terest of free institutions must hare been long
ago abandoned.
We point out to Union men this Lou,sIana
.ase Is an esrntst Of what they NAV
probably expect in greater meas-
nsc, ftom Mississippi, Georgia, Moth
Carolina aud the other sta.es thas ine Pfesl-
dent las set In motion: bJhia many procla-
mations. Compared with sharkey, Parsons,
Perry 4 Co., Presidential Governors Of the
military sort, Gov Wells loyalty !, shining
lteht. Unlike them, he has never until now.
l'een IN opposition to the Union men Of the
Free States. But If he can be bul1led and
hadgered into The ot1enses of which he Is
guilty, what may We not expect from the
White-washsd rebels, now inductod into
power, who were only yesterday belch,ng
forih curEes agsipst all that had the Union
name? Never mind Congress meets By and
by. and then We shau zee how long Cover
nor" Wells will continue to wear the title
that he abuses.
, 1865-07-04

The results Of the census of this cIty, lust
completed, show the whole popnistton
to be 54.4o9, an Increase In i've years
of 3.832. The suburban districts lying with
In the limits Of the town Of Crauston, John.
son and North Providence, have increased
largely at the expense Of the city. The glin
enth Wards, each Of the other W4zda show-
ing loss since the last census. Business
establishments and places Of trade arc grad
ually driving back the population from thu
center Of the city and the constantly imptos-
Ing facilities for reaching the outskirts in
every direction are contributing much to the
census all who are regularly employed here,
, 1865-07-04

StEs StEss ssa s p,!!. Mo;g,n: y nan,toxse. .and.es:
1Tep S1aGass. Mcintosh. Gode1ieh. 10 cosda vaoa
Prop Taion, Laws, ontop.gon. .und.ies.
frop @ e4,aue. VI rsa. 1ad:lo. aana.i 'an'''
RsR b:ss.E b:ss Risss5 sas :Sas,s:
bssaa: % bs7s, suasio. aso ,uaosr, ,n.
BAFqss l. E1s,su'. t0sns0n, Nenonta:s. Is lumber.
b.Isns hIsns Ii ;sss.1 Es, BRs %
gt,x w: stasdsTs. Of. B1aA7. ano bu SUIT
of1R A555 1ns Ai1eheu' thompson, Asnomtneh. 1@
Brig g Ssssae. s Morzsa. Psnsaaksa. 1so N aa.
sehr pe1 mark. johnson. a1osn Bay. IL N lumber. =
sehs Es1p:riment. Fostea,oa. Nanltowoc, 50 m
pbss: Sn:s t. .HDs
sehf Golden , @ @a,,vtss, Asose. Ds1so. = m Lumber
sehs Iys T.5Eee. wsn, Cleveland. 20 tens pig lion.
g Sns fsa
sehs s.. HanpsatEe, Long, Grand Ha.sn, 80 n
e. s ELL as Mssss sas 9s:a Z "a, o 9s
scht gu'de. Eobbias. a lumber. ",
sshl Ho9n; coi; 60 11aS
sehr L.!inaa, ccats.f., ,K.!ans1oo. 81 q inm5er.
sehz Gnppes City Palmer, Grand traverse. u essd
sehr So Gem, Hill. Two R,,e.s, IS lumbar. Il N
sebe Pauline. Jehnsen. ,fap,,tee. is = lumber.
sehr MGnasd aots' Sawyer. oconto. iea m iuHoer.ia
seas Ps,.,s. aks;.ao. P4txsza Pd.z. 70 m lamsa.a
sehs ss,Es :. Eosser. F.! Hansen. Wsutezon. e I'M.
sehr sas, ca.Ee!i, P.e.re Marquette. Is n LUMBER
seSr Hsien.0; IRE P'9t Ruf9 10 seas IS
E11r&ftE. Chisholm. m tntoh
, 1865-07-04

New PRESIDENT OF LAwRNcE UN1vERsl-
y Tf-The Joint Board of Trustees and Wis.
itots. on Tnesdny elected Rev. George
n. steele, OF the New England II. F.. Com
terence, fresident Of the Lawrence Unfversi-
y, It Appleton, Wis, By vote Of II to 1
1os Ra1s. hev. samuel M faaoEs Colonel Of the 49th
writer, ha.tng been contributor for tho NORTH
A,neT1ean Resie1n, and for nearly Ill the jour
pals Of the Methodist denomination. He is
said to BE- e1cellcntly qualified for the posi-
ucn to which he has been called.
, 1865-07-04

,snd their families, our population would not
fall far below seventy thousand.
The population Of East Providence Ia 2 172,
a larger number than YVES expected, no cen
sus having been taken belore since the towa
was Incorporated, and received Into the State.
-P5oe{dynet journal
, 1865-07-04

OARA17H1oNs IIesS JuIy I, Is5O.
As a general thing the crops in this pl.ce look
but the lac rains have checked their working,
GRIN Is rather thin hut coming forward fast
Corn <ufets little from grub word, but 1opks
w.ol is foud. TAk1np iii things Into consideta-
ten the preeent crop ts quite datterine.
Respectfully, 3Gcs2, AIYAU MIIIEn.M
, 1865-07-04
LOUISIANA.
Reactlonary Policy OF Gov. Wells.

History Of l1la Present State GovefDs
nfrht-Th~ thIte Parties
IT Idtn@ In ih~ Ascrndnnt-a;ov~rn
Ms1is D:nonnct thc 1ts'.tisio nlxl--
The HtluFAfhE HrbetH .-tilnE YOss
session OF 1nr LUcsl AHAlrs.
, 1865-07-04

MoRR1s, GTundy Co.. Ill., July l., 1EG5.
Tho crops Of Grnndy never were more prom.
fttnR. There was e0me complaint about the bug
before tho tatns. but now, every maj thinks his
asersge crop. There Is 4 Iarge amount. OF corn
planted. ana never taw It, Look bctter.- West
ia dne. but not 70 much 60 now IS usu1l.
Yours, respectfully,
, 1865-07-04

Chief 1ntpeetot Gurney exhibited to-day on
Change a s,aSc1e Of new red Winter wheat, from
Southern 1linots. Il Was tasgniacant specimen
plump and well hlled-ueiehlu9 st1ty-four
pnpnda to the measured buAhel,
, 1865-07-04

a2NHH7ILL6, IH.s July /, lE63.
am p1ealed to ftate that present prospects, OF
grain clops are very ,d4ttertnR for 40 xnuudaut
htryeet. There have been considerable fears In
neavy rains there IL no damage app1ehcnied.
This tf not fIuit.grow:ug county, 50 l have
nothing to cay about 1t. YourF, respectfully,
N Gnravnyn
, 1865-07-04

VV{H 311* uKJNs
'.1r nanuiacturtngtn9 stoeka there arc moro
chsngee thau usual, and mostly 1t a reduction.
The Androscoggin declines from Is per cent In
January 70 III, Cucheo. y to 20, Js&k.on 10 to
per cent 1ancdon, 10 TO s. Manchester print 20 to
70 8, and washington Il % pr cent. The ssl,s.
p1id = in January last Inc Chicopee increases M
ter to q per cent. or 3s5o0 per sh71a. The SAL
mon Falls paIs three per cent, sgainst nothing In
January. Tba following comp .nies pass t6elr
dlvfoena1: Dwight, Green Falls. Hamilton and
Naumkeag manufacturing; also, Boston and Ro1-
bury Mill Corporation for eocond time, aud
United States Hotel Company"
, 1865-07-04
Ghtcaqc Iribn11eo
TUESDAY. JULY 4. 1865.
CONDITION OF THE CRY,


loose cnds," and nobody knows what Is the
matter. But everybody understands that We
have tho foulcst streets, the dIrties. river,
the most inefficient police, the most nause-
Gus water. the most fogylsh Board of Public
Works and Board OF Health In the world, un-
less wo look for their equal In Turkey, China
or Dahomey. The sights and smells that
greet the noses wherever within the munl-
clpal limits The wayfarsr goes, would. but
Tor the un1ivnlled advantages Of ChIcsso as
a place Of trade, drive every man ont OF It :;
End would also, but for the influences Of the
lake and d1and breezes that do for Ms what the
doctors cannot, Kill half the people before
they could get ont. Go where one will, even
on Michigan avenue, West Washington
street, Or the finest quarters Of the North
Side, and what We say IL proved. The streets
and alleys are places OF deposit for all that
Is foul md abonaIn&ble. Old boots, shoes,
spoiled meat and fish, the garbage OF the
Kitchens, dead dogs, cats and rats arc. II not
~ common al pavlng-stones elsewhere,
great deal more conspicuous, and ns for Of
fenslveness the conelomeration Ia perhaps
nowhere e1celled. II n cellar iB cleaned Of
lts decd5ed cabb.ges and potatoes, II q nasty
mesa Is to be gottes rid Of anywhere, the
strcet or the alley Is the catch-all that re-
~ ~. ut..~ 49,. ~ e. .a.,,.as 49,.
>.hoss,ad ent i1to ths str,ot ~ +hsro ~ 49,. fse+ar a.
NV ,,,ss,.a. ~ st,a,, Sa..s +,,.n 49,
1e 4usA ~. NV I..- snA 80 "oe A. 'Aaa sss''
limits over which four miles an hour would
+as w 1,s,Ls. :. 49, - .-.,s,a. ~ aN. sau
r.sa,s.,,t s g. 1.ts -, 49, - 49,. 80
NAs.. ..-s.] - 49, ~. u" ~ ~ up ~ Au.e' nv
49,. " r D.s. es 49, 1Ssa ~. ,,,Es tus
60. T. e. -. - ~. . , .' -. a'As " 49, =.
sss - -. Nv osa - ..ns ~. NY, ous ~ aoSe It
t,e e1s ~ so..es. . 40 44o,e ouenS,'euess'
o. Aue .outeu's =. *ao 'o.em n,'sos "
1,,' ''I5 "eeA :" .u' s"tno!iaes on's
-. A,.,. - s...s',e ~ 800 ssas nnuu - u'nousss
~s."I.t' -" 49, .t' o.oou euu .,s onA W. s,as
- .,s,. $3.50 ''"e' 4's III
~. t "o'e oppressive )
49, 49, - .-ha,a Aasss aa. " aa ssA .n'sa s'ckens
,. .. ..,A "'' 9o"n ~ 'uo very
ooso' , ue .enoeng establlsnmehts
u*se tno uua'1pa.eo pam ana 'nes, to's
s 1eao, 1nu' rs 'a1 as We kno"' unptsfusb-
~. enee's' euttefs' l'et. aness ohnllertes,
"Is..,,e ,eess ss nc NC cne'' sesn 10 osstara
49,. - sse,.s ] amsa, w - po..estuan com
H1s-ar ,,,,1,a ,tas ~ Con,aoa Ga"aan ~. ~
1.ts. =. fa~ 49, -.o,,,a L.a., 'ea - 4.ss'
.' amas. - - ~. ~ .sopl., osse4ea IL tneE
1,ansa, ~ 49,. ' s.s1ns ~ :asn ra1Ae, III 1aen
80. - 4.ea Aho ~ 'aea euufcnes,
.,s.sa....,a ~ A ~. 49, s@ noses ote
14 sulaus, oes SUN aua Dear ALL some
sa@s es ~ NJ sa1ss nna o'.eo WIN sEln.
tus VI tnem Lave even grown 80 lnsensible
~ nn@' :" nsln!' 'oat tney can a'ink Esass
" = - So III wafer pe'ofe IL mas gone through
4eep mtes' ano nol nave II net as an emetic
os4u1e ~ - Ia" oo"n-a test OF the capacity
- sne nu"au stomach 20 bear that medical
pnaosopnets shonld not overlook.
lineage oueot 10 be The very heal'h:ess
CITY Ii Nofn America. It has one Of the
, 1865-07-04

lAA saxs or GrMn drs noso nsads o1 q adsts er &c
sto:u1s, IL 0cccfd1ncs trt1A fHs8hkNpn p44Aed o9
'CA1AGes 0&d oEs rspogtad Ak u, t44 cf4erfessG
, 1865-07-04

Wheat, oats. rye. barley and erast ire looking
vetJ ane indeed in this vicinity, as we'll rs have
Eecn item ln ten years, aud = large breadth Wa
sown. Corn Will be q 1sir crop. Pntatuet aro al
dc1ourirg thtm-hus on the who!e Old jackson
comfy mxJ be put down as prcsHnttnG mora ta4u
an oEcinasy good prospect for an sb1ndxnt hs1-
ycst fouEE, truly, j. c. DAT.
, 1865-07-04
MoxDAT EyEsrSo, July 8.
aAL1a At IHn FIRST BOARD,
sA11s Ar THE a1coNp aoAnn.
sUPsCRrPrIoN AakNCy 7-so LOAN.

6EpQNu hA1lrMAt HAH pY Czl1A2o.
ms Bank viii reoMye subscriptions 70 tho nsV ~
q. g. Hutcs, and pay the tntHa5t npH1 dt*A of xuf.
8c.iEtlon TO the 13t6 Of July.
Thas notss arc lssued In dan1nlc atipas ID ~, ED
tS0. u COO and a6,00c: beAx inAWt IL The rata o1
the option Of tho 8oye11naan pef eus In gold and
a1s payable three yaaf1 fon 18th Of July, q may
Into 8 per edns 50 eo!d. .bn4rtn1 bond4
Ne also ke ~ On hspd full stook Of an denamn4
ifons for in medi4ta de1iyeFY. and viii f1rnlth tho
to Bat kers and AEeats hes o1e1prt o. tayToson
--.-- -. j 4. .g1LB. Prstdsnt.
, 1865-07-04

In ous part Of the country. wheat. corn. oats.
Iye and gstss. never looked batter than they DO
thas Jear. Winter Wheat looks very aastsrinz,
ard is now p:st being Injured By the bugs. There
4 not The r6us1 aWcu1t Of fprink wheat town.
we hive frequent showers OF rain which, II they
GGhttLIe, will check the effects Of tho ch1nch bug.
Thehutt crops will be plentiful. Rye and Wheat
harvest Will commence next week.
fours. respectfully:
, 1865-07-04

Wheat crop looks lfke a fair aTerage one ithas
suffered little fr.m The chlnch bug, but thu re-
cent rams have washed Them oil. Corn looks very
well. Oats, rye and potatoes are very promising.
Iur{s, ETC.. CALTIN EasF4Ay
, 1865-07-04

: HENEF1. haue COUNTY H., Un6 SO, 1SB3,
Wheat has not very p1om1rrE appearance
has fufered from the chfneh b19, but the 1are
tavsges: Corn looks well, where the grobe arc
not working. Much has been destroyed. On sod
land. Oats will be rather short on acconnt Of tue
drought. bnt msy tlll wall. RYE, good. Upland
hay, light. Marsh hay, heavy. there are over
two tousand acres Of t.x In this county, and all
!ookrE well. Yours, etc.,
b, i. LILLE.
, 1865-07-04
CON MmERCIAL.

EoEDAI EvEANo, July 8.
Tie following summary shows the movement
IN produce and provisions during the past u
hours, compared With the movement tor the same
time last Jeas:
prcv-r,r. ~. vponvev wr~&
, 1865-07-04

tne but little damage. The n CO showers wa ar. !
bavlnE keeps them wished Oh. ard The crops hid
fsr tos GOOD harvest As for corn. 1t cannot be
beat- Grlss ID excellent. In fact everything
seems to be d0Hrishtng and encouraging.
iuufg, &C., r. F. CABLE
, 1865-07-04

With regard to crops IN ttis vicinity, IS we'll ~
In Mercer county, would cay, they arc MI very
promlsin. md well forWasd. lndeed. II Il said
They never looked better thsn at tplesent. No
trouble experienced ftom chlDch buS.
fCngs, etc =, HENRY plBr's S0Ns.
, 1865-07-04
ke Ro1rtk Of July,

There will be no seasfon on Change tomorrow
tTuesdsy) the Board having adjourned 10 ee1c-
brate, IN becoming ssyle, the glorious Fourth
more glorious now than ever. The Banks and
Stock ELchhuH will also hA closei
, 1865-07-04

WOOI4-Rsceiysd to dsy. 1',sls Ds; .hlp,.i. 11u
D.. Received last week, lse 355 os; :hnp ri, E9H1
oF. The remarks IL our Sat week sevt sr.pce,
fct1Y applicable to the atase Of sha woot a.k4s to
dsy. Trade l. hsa7y and drsgs very SLOWLY. laroh
no disposition the part Of msnutsctarersl /, tho
East holi II present prtces, they ray ts.y
etn 90 better st thetr owa doors. A f.w io's hsye
odea taken hers On speculation, but bsyoud his hea
has been nothing done worthy OF nc.~ A
EoodY portion Of tho recs1pts arc .tnrA.
hefe-the owners anticipating tassss p;,e&
IN the course Of = Month or liz vssst
In sse sections Of tho country ths grower. arc ee
cedtEc 70 tho lzWs OF supply and demsut bu, e!.s.
~hsfe they holding for IN advance OF sn,pc Thn
usfset may be called vrrJ dull. sad uu.4tsctcryto to
all vie sfr 'ntsftsted therein. since cur is, .s-
vtew We bear Ct The oLow.ns talea: leeo d DE
Sc: sm >. good medium al 47s; 10 ooo nj old c,p
tdnm Ut s5xc: Eco - good dn 1t l7c 100 D. It t6<i
efNl ~. hon seecnd hands. At &c $500 de tvex.
I'd 1t kocksosa asxc: 4cEGo os. IN lots, At 4ass IN
the cnuhs's. srd 7n ns good mesilua as47c.
, 1865-07-04

June 20, iss5.
Crops In this vicinity will be Hight tht, year.
Wheat half crop. Oats twotnirds. Rye Is qul.s
good but little eown. Corn looks Well-lnrgef
quantity planted than usual. Grass about one ton
per acre There ia bnt little ftuit Barley Is
looking we'll Wheat haa suffered from chiuch
bug, but tincs the late rains bears better prog
pect' Yours respectfully,
HTruv TAYT
, 1865-07-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

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, 1865-07-04

The crops ofemall ges!n, wheat, rye and oats,
Vicinity: Farley l. beginning to rlpea. Corn Is
very Irregular owing to second planting, az.
cepuuG that 1t looks very well. There s1e~ few
favorable tnr fss1ne1s.
: Your, respectfully, =
, 1865-07-04
THE CROPS.
Reports Of Crops, FrE1ts, Chtnch Bug, dse.
In tie nofthWestcfn states.

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CORRESPONDENTS eh'etoo oSi'S oistA.'h "!
prcspfctt OF fhe cront in n,nv n,rt, or tie
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Foa1 ATKINSON. Jefferson Co.,
Wis. June q, IS.
hare for lie past four yesrs. Winter wheit Is
y1fy good, spttng wheat not 80 promising. Ch1nch
bues n1e plenty, but the 1ate rains and cool we,th-
er appear to stop them. Oats rather poor. Corn
Tor i've years past, Grass land fe1cepting tame
g.aes, which Is good was neyer better. As to
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Respsy yours,
noaa1s0s' n.sxsd s Co.. Agents
The crops II thls Vicinity ~ appear ear a1ssrst..
Rye never looked better. Bs.ley lools we'll
pretty Gif; % hut so%e M By by tbe % dfonrht' cntneh
nuea are veEy numerona Rains aie plenty Of
late; We A1e having a 1ne shower as write,
Y. A. LAkx, Agent.
, DUnuqGz. 1ows, July !, 1866.
n ibis :ccuon Of the country ook unu ualty we'll.
vsfy large amount Of all klnds q. grain hs, been
eSwn md promise 70 ,sTara ths f%ef wh az
tnc time: The heavy rains have cor plet,ly d.
stsoyed the ehinch bnRe, and TIE only fear mere
,sn,, a9W Is from 5qst oe.aaoned y hot suns aiteE
grains, beet po1k, butter cheese. WOOL L.. g..
Upiop, which was never more abnndaa taan now,
Very respectfully, n. c. AxsD1s.
, 1865-07-04
Keep II Yuul81
MORRISON. MAKsrso & Co., Agents.

RocK7os, Winnebago Co III, June II, 1855.
The csopa In this vicinity appe8r nrstrate.
Wheat rather thin. p1ta ara looking very well.
Corn never looked 80 we'll before. lfa1s only
pretty fair; hurt some by the drought. Chtueh
bues are veFy numerous. Rains are plenty Of
latei We Afe having dne shower as write.
Very respectfully. your.
VA. LAKE Aren't.