Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

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sssps from the Clay tsn county Journal:
We havs eoavssssd with uany II d
Sopesviesss IN relation 70 tie crops, en-
sAey 81 declare that the prospects foe
large yield were nsssr bsetss. Thus e.
~ season hes bssn highly favorable, spsinI
wheat hooks exceedingly we'll aad % doe
e5sn.
Ths'McGresor Nsss says:
o. Meaday last Ne made hurried visi
- The county seak, paesine over one Of lh,
nese lsvely aud fertile traeAs Of county il
the wrrld. s
The Mitchell county Press, referring Il
The crops, says:
10 this section they never locked bettel
than q THE time, asd ftsa present appear
aaceo .eue farnsn viii b blessed viii
beuntiful hsrvssts. Wheat, oats, corr
and beslsy are aearishiog splsndidly sines
the fhte Tains.
There has been . sFsae deal Of rain il
Warren coupty, = ~ learn from The W,
itos.
The Cedar Valley zS~s osts after the
,otatse bug. y iellsws:
~ ossbeuibsf sives - A's experiences
With this psst - fs;ssws: he picks the
bses - VIXEN they 6rst maks their appear.
ancs. also The leaves on which they have
1epseited thsie egg. ord buses them. This
proceed.ng pssventa their increase to any
greet extent, in psosf Il which BE- says.
about week since ~ picked . tin cub
fusl u bugs from small patch Of bushsl
planting, sinep that We do not get more than
Adosen day We are satisfied from our
own experience that the egg must be de-
stroyed or you cannot pick the bugs Of
iast enough 70 save your potatoes"
There have been copious rains 10 Mos.
re- county, ~ We learn from the Abba
0ss60n.. -.
The editor Of the Panora Veiatts has
bssn visiting Guthrie. Center, and othes
portions of Guthrie county, and 10 sstisiit d
with the situation.
The johnson iCanker worm is running
sseseberfy bushes. and the potatee bug ID
cleaning out Squaw township. Warren Co..
See Tutor e. $50 T.
The fruit trees arc being sssiously in.
jsfed in Appanoosc county, BY eatterpil.
1asS. -
The Knoxville Republicans says the meas.
uriag worm 10 reappearing ID Marion coun-
y, ann doing much damage to forest trees.
+ az i va
CaoPs IN TEE Stars. noting 81
he remarks made in our exchanges COM
ssrnipe crops, assures US that the prospect
d excellent IN almost every portion Of the
State. 10 son,s places suf1cient rain has
not fallen, but thsre 10 no fears Of loas. u
crops in s6ch sections. On the whole. The
promise is Of On abundant harvest.-Lyona
xircr.
.s1sla.4' 1HDlAuAPolis, Ind. June 10.
: 61As oswiog wbsets Wvp in ;sealhwes
tsu lnaiaaA will tnrn ont better thas here
tsesW rsposasd. Whilssit may spptoxi
us1ts ; gaiioss IN tome lseasitieH es6srally
e wlh equal ff6n ohs>hsif to two>thirtl
se60A Corn, every where, hokA -fhasni6>
49, RsesPt wbnE, The crop prespscts Ia
a6tthssh Indians ~ very ast6ering. I
0nePs. -Pststo bsgs NJ working ia
sstae q The gardens In tswh, but are moi
- nnastous % last yeas Il THE time. W.
do net sprrebend that they win do any
great anouut sf dsalsscsivs week in tow
o country. Ehsy kase bed shsis LAY, apd
nat , q tnde6 . svSn . dog u entitled
T.: Surely & teeltS bug ought . b sat-
is6sa With u. il ssi own garden ws'are
osre -trssbseds 1ith Ne striped bsg thar
any thing e.se-set s1ssptlng weeds. They
ssndsr The pfobehiiiey Of our p1ttakiug Of
~ lisit q eur ON nine sxeeeainglt Prob
ls0aejcal. fsuit = essnisg % bsay. tav
ihe sssepsd hses md hasiag . fisbs-hla
1caseo S6e setting. OF native ifsits, q,
pseaoset q, there vii b IN Attendance
aad q cnltivaasd sssistiss. the Ssep viii bs
oUeo lMasr shaa svsp befsse. Al kind,
II Asld GSps ~ peaspsrint wsil, ~ prs
sat war; weather al escsst rama exef
eia,ng dsaiseus .stiAelus. The ind:ca'
e1sao - ehae ~ aAall - called upon to b
eAaakfsI SSs asesesr ~ u tssntifstl ns'
ststs.- Ctt1e kSlgs 6asstts. -