, 1865-07-04

| YONG all expectation and now pfumlse bonnu
as@sks eq e Il ys e.: dgRs
to whole ve nsy iooE for IN % s5undsnt % harvest. N
Very respectfully yoar.,
r,, ;poTEEaa oGaoyz,l
wrh regard TO the crops in thls vicinity, wheat
vim be plrtlallJ. redeemed by 1be iate rsias
LIE Gsip fsa. Hs
about IN ordinary crop. There i ,ome compliant
respecting . small worm that Is DESTROYING The
eufrpnts and. IN como instances, the spple tree.
| suffer lspm tho e1me e8nss.
fe1fr' very respectfully,
| Hu1spAIE, Mich, Juoe ss, 1866.
In this section Of the country grain crops arc
nDntually propising: Rhea', oais, corn and ~
very hue- TIL efruft is rot 10 promising. Apples,
pears and peaches Hil rot exceed oEe thiro crop,
I The trees hloseoncd reEy n ], hut did not ger
inmate. Grapes will be very III, yield AZ III as
we car Judge at PIT sent Grass will he '.ts, ton
The ehinch'hug never operates IN this ferton,
There 10 no complaint nmopp onr farmers Of wevl
! or Insect. Very tespe ctfuly, Fonte,
| CAaD, PE7aos 4 Co.
DENTON STATION, June ., 1s8s.
Tie ers!u ctopa in this vicinity viii sfe'd me.
QIEM naEtekL7 flLuQUEn laGy 13F6 HAeQ iD3QfEd
souc by the ch,nch hug. Grass viii be good and
plenty. Apples, cherries aud curfaats will BE- IN
abundance.
youtt IL tss.c, AF. FIELD. Agent.
DrcuASAs, Mich, Jnne ~, 1855.
n :h!E psrt u Ii. eoontsy cr1ps in general look
vel. Wheat Eeser looked moie promising. but
there Is danger Of E1st IL We hare apJ more warm
He' se-ther Wh'stts about ready 10 cut, No
ttoutlr ht,o from ehlneh bug. Oats ara in good
sel.ista. cosa .sites !n ton rery bad TO extreme
rlet as three-ioufths Of them hsve alEeady fallen
CT. 1htre l. my qu.rtity ot whortIthsrriea.
Tours, respectfully. A. RIcuAnDs,
Mosnor, wle., June %, 1865.
Wirttr wheat. 70 and corn never looked bat
tr fhan fs tas I've frsf ssSps
spTing Spin Wheat Hi bs itis btlow % ~ ~ svsrsss
efoD. Grass Will be light on account OF the early
ihere vii, be an abundsnes Of posk for mslset md
Yoars truly, L. b. johSsos. Agent.
Rock ISLAND, nj, June 3, 1865.
With regard to crops IN ttls vicinity. IS we'll ~
In 3etesF county. would ~, they arc iii very
ihey never looked better Than At .p1eseni. No
fenFs, ETC.. nssar biHr's soxs.
.. DECATUR. Mich, Jnns Is, 1855.
Weu!d ray in relation 70 csops in this county,
sc,n Look; vel. ony Nhs,e M touched oy The 2nls
snuttJ, and expected to yield but "a averaea
crop; potstote are good : also grass: apples not
Ret,n pssehsss sts sooa Ia % No,,h
cuErnrts, Invertebrates, blackberries, Sc.
Your respectfully,
caAs N. PooH, Agent.
M4D1sos. wlt- juno =. 1855.
About fifteen days nKo great fesrs were cnter-
bug. but the late tslns ha7e ditpeled that iesr,
ano every thing bid, iii for N abundant harvest
soas' un!{, ,.nx,,
SHANNON. C,rroll Co., ILL.,, June 30. 1855.
Crop never looked mora fAvoE1hle a, ta,a sea-
eee q 6ss, as ~ i ~ Il q
de!us. but have thown no damage yet.
Yonrs. &C., J. LAsnk11, Ag't.
LAcnosss, Wie., June 20, 1865.
AL kinds Of crops now bid talr to bring hna
harvest Of Whctt, oats. cor and potatoes. The
now. Grss. vii b. splendid crop hefe Ills
's"' sFpesao's aso. II: 'fas;i Baoii1r Co., As',..
NAnsrn1.s, La s.lle COUNTY, n1.,l
Of me country. an ple'sed 10 ssy, iooks drss
ratc. .1hese IL cot much wheat, o.ta OF rye sown
htre. hnt Whist there to LOOKS veil. Late rains
except small fruits, which are Abundant No
plons nor pesches. CHI Eties md apples arc m
is. Fzss1so' Agent.
LoD1, ILL.,, juno 70, 1865.
As regards etopa In this vicinity, wonId esy
year. Wbeat 'htn. md kouewhas injured By ths
bag At tak but since tbs heavy rlln:, looks we'll.
Barley Will yield fAlr crop. Oats never looked
lin: via hsy, good F1a!ls ot III Kinds sssics,
ZACnlH1AH nATuoRx, Agent,
- ux1ox Gaovs, Racine Co.. Wis,
The crops In our eectlcn Of tue country, on an
average viii be pretty falr. Wheat il ri nntn.
jnIed by the bug oais Ia more thsn M average
barley rather mesgre, potatoes look well and pro.
11'elng fruit Is In abundance grapes nothing 10
boat Of, Yours &e-. =.
Lucas Msnsng aa:. s g.; smgas,,}
Since the late r,ipgeyeryhlaes Il s ii. , Vicinity
looks we'll. wheat viii b Ishf oats middisns;
corn never looked better. shink On an aYeragc
we can look for ten bushels per aero on wheat,
SnFs aro n hs1e IL
timbered hnd. On tho whole, prospeets are iar
hoa being d'scontaa4,9S; 4aSS,,. t,n,,
SCALES MOUND. In juno -, 1855.
a1e fsthef pieas,ue: Wheat corn, - md ests
s5e sooliag fs'of1bls, ist much more th,n
seIy I prcmisns il tais vicinlt,. Hay. ~ a1es.se @
e!sp. Respectfully G.; g. a.oxnuet,
CANTON, Fulton Co.. NJ. June IS, 1906
The appearance the crops bear in this section Of
esop snd qualify soaa ee = q usus avsI
R,e and oats show good prospects, and The usual
eusntity toTn; n, Not mash B,slsy; Com, AZ
weather wil y1tld good crop: chineh bug a.
vt ,f6n.1 nas pos %s shown an3 asnass i
DAvu, Stephenson Co., Ills, Juno as, 1865.
There will not BE-, according to ptetent pros-
poets, over bali crop ot gsi9 shis 1ear., Grass,
e. anopfh +. 1e5 S.Rs Rse DOT a qsh tsnP
th,nch bug will Kire much trouble in this quar-
ter: Corn looks due aud promising for an abaad-
: - '1& 'S J.I. paxsszxAs, Agent.
DupA, ILL.,, 1une.99, 1855.
With regard to crops In our netehbothood
can cay everything looks nne for miles and miles
around. In ibis part Of the country there Is less
what Gown than uEunl. bat what IL, looks we'll.
0ats are dnc everywhere. Crops IN general are
lQTIHGI duFaQCcu luAu buEF HElt lulc lluS la4t
year. Barley, RE. corr, grass snd ia fact every
ding promises an abundant haf7eat- In .refer-
eute 70 1rult can only say the prospect L. pnr-
ttslly good, Your, &c.,1
cux1sBA, Washtensw Co., Mfch.,,
June g, 1855.
an g1ad to state that the pro.peets for vhe,t,
corr, oa.s, prass, &C.. In thls vicinity are very
good. No danger fron ehtnch bugs IL app1ehcrd-
cd. Ne shall probably have an average crop Of
apples, but no peaches.
Yours trply, WV. WaIpod.
PAXTON, Ford Co., ILL.,, June 80, 1865.
Considering the late spring, crops In our county
neres wore more pleasing prospect. Rye, corn,
oa'e potatoes Of early p!satng and grsss ia psr.
bug. Whts. looks pretty fair, but there ID not 20
count o! its suffering tn aeasons past from chtnch !
D's'' 1 HkSR1 DAaauorsB, Agent.
F1onExck, Benton Co.. Iowa,l
Twill ssY with regard to the plo.pect OF crops !
In this section Of the country, everything looks ~
well u they ever did It tbls season. The chineh |
bug threatened fstioos damage at the beginning
are en,ertslEed. 1 herr the same reports from the
adjoining .countiee. 1he appearance Of grain
". $. HARPRz, Agent,
cAnEI STATION, Henry c., H.,
There IL not very promising prospects f1r an
abundant harvest IN this vicinity. - there has not
be pe en- s pfctty fair. Wheat looks fine corn not
70 we'll, the grub having injured II some. Fruit
will be enty. GIass a1nali crop. Rs good
Your, ttu1y, 8. II. THoxAs. !
tirHrsxo. Uecry County. Illinois, D