, 1866-07-27
Wheat Rather Above nn Average
Corn and DRls immense-R2Fiey

dCSYaICuc5 IL fe114IA " tuS CaauItlun VI LIZ
crols along the line OF that road-both
bra1.hes:
IEyHo1os, WAsusc7os Co., Ju1y q. 1876.
Crops of Ill kinds are considered good. We think
prospect Thai other crops will yield as well in pro-
! ffs Ssns are "a sG1 III &C. & sSa spsa seasn n s IL
point - =; AAAnESs
The farmers tn ri neishooIhood 9 ,a dtd g9t sos
crop Of fourteen bushels per acre Barey--more
tnan IN average amount put IN this year and looks
very faeoEh snd .ames M enn nsE u ,s WI Geme IN up
fair-rol as much eown a. Of baIlcy-wA yield
about twenty bushels per acre. Oats looks No.
snS pp,a mofs ha1 N ssee eop sna
tame hay IN abundance. So lnsec9 Of any Kind,
nor has The late stosms affected the p1o*pects n
Hne crop. Il. cArltS.
Harvested crops in this vicinity are N good con-
About swo!btrds Of The tno' 'ny bay crop : fecale
commenced cutting their wbesr, and 1t was never
better, both in quality and qa.ntily. Oats not
A. rs 81. a S H. s4 s5 SEP @h5 ns :tssa
good one and considerable Of it harvested; h.
To1oxE, CHAMPAIGN Co July "a, 1So6,
The winter wheat has suffered considerably, snd
the average yield will not exceed ten bushels per
acre. 1t was damaged BY the protracied sains-
Ihat poIt1on o1 the spf1ng "neae htanaIn. oas sns
very heary y1etd. Barley Is also looking well.
G. .. TEwKsnuRT.
DUQrorS, PXnRY Co., Juiy2f. 1856.
The crops In this vicinity viii be from far 10
average, Oats about tao,thtrds crop; wheat n1o,
baby about one~quarter-nl harvested Ia good con-
di,ion: ous s.oP q Roasoss and garden roots
A'AeAsl' s'0e'S@'>- @''''' ~ 4. J. MrrcuE11~
AsmEY. WASHINGTON Co., JuiY ~, 1865.
Harvested crops SOW cd IN 6ne condition. Whe9t
M ] q 15y sons og
nay 1aths! lishs bar of e9ed aaa!ly: Corr or szoP
1s fine. Fsuit crop good. No damage OF any con-
sequence os Tue 'a'e s'of'+ LLv.xprr
NATION, corEs Co, jnly =, 1861.
The wheat crop Is anont haIf sat-shat ~ stask s
Or shoe N gooa sonltio j. T. sstidisd IT, ira.
The largest oat crop 6ays.tsd hsse h ios @ seae5si M
yeaIs Eorn noi in1ate!a, sna no" Oils LAX 10 Dc
more than an Average Yield. ~ VIZ c,r,or
pEsorA, JAcssoS Il Co., O. July Il 1866.
hshl-ptonabIy about nisesa q, oashss 10 tns ass
he COB aeo1s here. coro org we'll
nave not done any material damase' n II sxr7u
M.r7rxo. EArxAkxx Co.. Ju,y "a, 1865,
Wheat In 9a ysFy
hs11rs u ~ T,r ,but thirt1ye bushels
~ a1s , acr - oM doln @ yetv I eMarae amonnt
+,Ta nd ArS,r 1ayp- -t1It
ne iii IN motnrs #. Oats promse heaVy We'd,
p,r,.r, p,n.K,co. Univ =. 1s{Y.
Mhsat n crop Ssa sa s ,,a aS91 b ;rfs ars
low a an etop 70 be apop
hnshejs ~ arr M; iIarnnrc Nv lite storms.
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r, ~ - ~ ,S auy I1, !osv
Whsa.: & sma1 @ eat o. g9on aua a4,5 os: asst
Sc. heen nnshea PEI aele oau, eIGa s;Gs nns
51eid Vary largely. y. ". 1Eaffax. Ell.
The average yield Of wheat u this section Of
county VIII ne aoont shnns ~
~ 's itEe ~. nat}aykHt,1s snan hut ."hai sSene
!. Is eood. m Sman esain nas sustained no material
on t. he s i SGn e1s, 's5 h
nj IN tnnsnse Ss : sleId: cd: EA T:a: T5asax:
LoDA. 1noQuo1s GO July q, 1s66.
very uttie Nnfak ia1sea u !ns s!ean1sg VIA 10y
WY heavy, ana i rot tstasa y ths asathst WI
Com t. comfne on spendidls now ana VII. psooa, n
3tbsn IL Il i, hss 1er tss pa.t month. RI iats storm.
! hase done no lnatetaal 'p}a5s. y. =. Ao"Lsf.
czsTRA1rA' CLINTON AND ~ Maates =. 5sss &c.
The whest cropa GOOD IN this vie,nitg-aoout
twenty hoshe,s per acre. L has bsen damaged VET
little by the latc stusIns. The pIospects respecting
Eiun LIZ. G4NPe hAS Ne1J EcVA" aSA 14AAS W AAAAhs
/ except peaches, very plenty.
| DAN. ". PARKER.
suoBoz1n, FA1Ezrz Co., Jnly -, 1866,
vii sie1d Twenty bushels per acre. Hay crop far,
GOOD. Fruit good, except PEACHES. The late stczms
did no damage to e1ops' ,u r,,xrs,.r
Macon, MACON CO, july Il isaa.
e seps e es i Dos e
SprinS obest fyery little tpwn) wilt averaee about
fen bushels pei ae1e, good quality. The pro.pecl
ns esse ss sssp e. esn, Z sefs En-, a.sfns No
r. Il. WoopcocK.
BLOOMINGTON. Mctx.x Co.. July u, 1865.
The D1ogbect Tor GOOD crops IN thts vicinity /.
teriai damage TO the etandlpe crops, and IN N
fsfmed that bus a frasI proportion oi lne whel
and oata has been cut, Wheat will probably yielt
uyosuect for com could not be better, and nu IN
formed mi tteie i third mars plahtsd H. ye1
Sss S; Sa1 ~ 1e
". WAKxLE1.
r.,rcf,i1a has ,,at son,n,aneed nn hs,e ~ ha1
scod. Snail r1sins oats snd wheat haye. .suN;re.
4m n}, re Sts Wig h and caaa Ssa 1t
surnix hn,heis'' t:urn incEs veil. hut u isic
t;cod nYo.n r,a for fsnft-annies princIpaiy. NJ,
late rains Lave eeaten doS9 the smaii sr.in> ver:
w,a.t ,;uh, cro, M .a1,d and ~, 49,
aa ~ . ~ eup1 t.a ~ ~ s1eae hu.ba;a Gat,
rno.i : H ,IeH ohont tnrtr hnsbas NJ mr., P1os
est f,r cnfn Setep as Wei a. an ahnnt
w ~, rrn, NJ notnfn.e Snrrhnn, tess ninnted M
than r1er1ons years. Peaches, none IN this Il
Mp9'Ffs. e. ,ai1 s r,n, "a a% , Ges,,h y
| tte country Ia good. A Wills.
PASA4 Cnn1sr1As Co., July 9Th, 1sG8.
Wheat crop harvested IL good shape and
| Ncf., Of NE qualify. Uats we're being CUT WneI
ri Way c1op nsayy paa mostly reeu.ed. Gtain 10
.,cetod = ~ rnserfniIr in;nreS II afnTmx 4,
not co1Ghue' y. =. Foopoch.
sASneyL, AAnloN Co., July g.