, 1869-08-13
s1oa, they will car1y ears like jackasA' aL1A
i yexy hrass, nn, he farmers, fearing severe

s aIa 1c' s "m'ef s5'e 'e's aa''D9 :" '''11s "
III 1a po t,,ur -ptt.x says: "Thc grain crop Is
a:i,,st r,.sds f1f 9. harvest, ami scisio0 It cvcr
il nl I'd nlcYt Eru 5try Oats aud wheat will ytcsd
IL, ~ s.s1o.c ,,,ruat saws: "At the present
NM rrIns ~ :; ads IL THIS cnuuty never looked
i.sft.r fts1 Inr, cInox. Potatoes, On account Of
H., iu,c MAJ Il - exception. Fruit ts looking
nra,I Rsih tbJ =kcepttnu Of puins- Th.s crop
iaS. fa,r IN h.. =guhceu1 in this county. but shr
cn,c iii, mpde @arpearance. aud has destroyed
,lv II nmf @eat,fe CROP
= MICHIGAN.
.yno c,,n, n 1s.rsc Herald sayl: "Frcm 0hserTa-
,,tn o1,i TeIe. brought In by far!lers %e are led
-, neIr,e is.a. ..e heat crop ni this region has
h m scrscn'l. injured By rust we have seen oat
frw ri, ces wfcn did not aiiear 70 as to be taorc
~ * Fs ., eouffe, he fully dctern1oed unta the
= Lest & G, fer the cEaaie, but that o2saeEa9ae
f>au,are has teen done seems be. ond doubt The
i1r ripehiuR WHEAT ever knowu III tnr Traverse
region. The weather coutluues Fer3 uEfAtorahie
ter hattrg. Tiese constant rainE afe a'so ania-
yGrah:c change soon, SERIOUS rtsnIts 1nus@ 'o1-
iuw.''
crcp, il Is ftatcA, Will prove fatlu:e, tne long
roniinued we, weather having severely injured 4.
t,u,s arr now lel,.g harvested, und sre ! heaty
crop. Wheat yields largely" v
1urr1s crup uf wheat tu this secIiun Aas been ST.
cr,e,v harvested, and in this countE anM tnose
west Il IT Ia all IN either barn or stacS. anfts r.
tn, i. cou11ut nclHk 10 u1Rnt Localities, ana tho
lirJd Is 1crr ,inifuT:1 and averages good Ea!lS
s,,,c-,:!f vii rank No ! OF extssi Corn las the
appearance Of growing Rapidly, bnt The soa a.shts
het the yam trnt maturing. Some OF tic more
furp ur te!tis have *tn III the sssses aad aux
rom lr1 70 iwcIyc days, sliti no appearance OF
grain. Erlc,s Ut have hui ,sa,s aad nssh1s tnsla
rratarr ,|pr1s fbe 5rsr Of august and al OF Sep
te,uler, itmn. yet be enod crop
IOWA.
The Waterloo E1-'fttr hears o. MANI wheat
ftld. IT. .iaCkhHAk CDuutf that NH average
twtns5, ,n1t hrsltcl. /" :he acre. r.,..,,
i'1,.- tuttr il If op1LtOn that IN Ma1Wn to'1nts
tht WHEAT Is ul,ottt tnrre1hurths cr0?. II SPEAKS
RI IN nt patch isit VIII tssTa OIL X Tue la11 =!
i" EEshris 70 the acre II estimates me oio
whaa; still tn tsn ha'ds OF the 3a:7ncss ~ nst.r
.4j: 10 tt;sfe,s. ami then by estimating this gcaT
ctai Ut ii,r fgE:ra 1En;cd shows ft!2f fHe chha1y
viii have nearly :tt,'an FiusiEeis 10 s"ht! 10 bsr~
nm in.tl,;rn.er Tc;or.s tor ilayd and aliolz-
H.. counties that wltat and oats were nerer bet
1T, uuI n1ro,,pns +oi,lr Murray cats That Yield
u In Cnckasaw Comfy some wseat ,icIds will
.ts ~ high ~ thirty 1'tsc1s TO t11t tIe, tuu ihe
u, eIAre will be uloul aAenty. Barley L te uls''s
Tie Wa!e1loo cetries sass the C,'sIas va1tey has
t.' tarct-, amt 1T harvest it na- t1tr aad La5t
,tar tic total ,te nf *ic.t il. ':,': ..uuty Hes
ir.tTefn 11fD,,aM n,,d ,GaI mh; fhis trcT Il VIII
lie over l.:u,tdt'. Oats are go'i, ana 'or1l Is
dining tnrlF-
saiev vii, have c.on!;e the yield Of last ycar.
The For. Ihs!ce .sA5tA~f~s. from careful sH4nT-
ie. mt!e aHoltE the FARMERS HI neof1| every eott-
II III AaF.hA essrr lava. Is enabled 10 state that
II hest harvest n the largest and hest tat part
e; tic s:a:c has c7er had; w.
1hr .n'ytrtI and Euor JOIN IN faEipg that tho
SioIa never had 4 GDer and heavier harvest
Al>SEsuTA-
The ST. Paul Prcx~ M the l1th saFs: We give,
tbs morning., . cIslu!aD Of Special dispatches 70
~ T.. II .eatloo 10 10, 10 tne 51n :" nj W se;os
tt The s:ats put included sn the correspondence
wE:ch has 1er.:ea us within the past two Ut three
tn,k Jhry fully coH.lsIn uhHt We talll Il tiay or
tWo aco tlat t:ss rayares Of hight are chiefly con
nt, 70 hit t-x,r"ine s'''lt 1!'r o. conaties'
ding at II, olnsse<s aud ntce, though,
,s ri'a.ssly in eYaeh' s svutE IT. onty !s'Dsa tue
M!l., sofa ,lilry. Otherwise lrte iro1n 4 In LIE
Surur wheat |. lllrlted from ont seventh TO one
futtl u,4J si.si IuoEe STRANGELY, the afaiS "oEHa
j.stft,,iuc hole nets III it. iint Of travel What
tn. as'ry worn t!s. ps~s d the Gu ioh rlanatsoas
t,c;c Is 10 .s,.h Or III, elsewhere III tile Maune-
;sI!"Fs ro s ets st ;as n N o,hsr 'nfisy aaiss
t,ons tn,n 'fa" 81 ..afhare ,r to wheat Or otter
trrp:. Ync prolonged cool weatIsr, hoy.
u,r. rry considerably retarded she nc
RI, ttpE Of ufrat rla though baEvt=tluG Il In
p!ngrv-s In The 1nat'!rsf t:.11s the 'artI proper.
ton Of the wheat III .Ags 1T: r:pt cnon%i1 IL cut
t nest week. ~, the "tie n tht Hcatlons t1ls nfe
year and the quilt, better lan 1or sc'CFn y1fs
1,Ast \ much greater rEopo7ti"u than t4sra! o.
nIsutu :hs fall. II VII! III s.nncyhat deseFlo7E1cd
s,y t!.r tS::: IN the son;acrn tier Of conntte: bht
tls.where it il 1t't bse'a!eut eaonsh IL alect LUZ
Ihe ccs,4tc.lcs ahovc teferre'l to, arg as fol-
tuWE: -
"S1. 17:7EK, August 1a.-CroIa serrtaEls are
en,t in i{- tonst eu! vlcih!ty, Will tilt tAEtIs-
mn ~ corn, when s pssor hi HE pstlfle. htat
VILE lie cn3sl.1erdft l*t're fran An a'eiA@e ctup,
With nu hight. Tue harvest Is Just cuchi:nct''
' :. I'm; f.1Er, Nc.,ca Township, August 1n.-
! Crops in ty,s vicinity 2re looking hfiy. IAese
rf hp 4 tarrc crap III wheat s''n,e lltTea ~ th's
;I3ua!y .a.eu cut, sut the majority of tt: Wscat
cfOp VIII < cut next NetS- lhefe Is no bl!sut.
Oa,s usil it-, re- q :aT-t ctof'. tofu Is rather
a kws1i ,f i W hase q .'s a II iht5e re ~ill oe
.: ,.o:c 20 tla :ss iran !. ht< ~ several years
uas cctnmrnce} a1l' !. g"o.l leat Is alre;I; &C.
ity II the weather. js JngntHhfe fnr Il few lays
| Whea M!l ,,rls! trunl ~ to =. ltts!ele tes acre.
NJ hight a,s1 X Is 70 lar adfaaced taat Il tan be
":,isku.rE7 Angus: le*--i;ara:tTs arc oil hisy
harvesting their heat, aud, At; f4r lis acaF'l truIn,
Il IA gong To y'etd afl eH..1cn; c.o7 :o ~ l:
| never was better. No blight III vaCat-
":rs.> Aasus! "-,1'urys:i'as y ne s'c, vs.;
VII. trsl nns~Gllly Eoo'l, and "usnjarrd by TIT
latt. hea.l rams. -.
"Ls srErl7 August l".-i1afv:st here llas com
! lncnccti Wheat is hltshteA frou one.scyenth to
ort-fosrth. Army wof'ns have made theif up
4. arauct 10 this riclnn. destroying wsle nel'ls
in theft l,ne n travel. As vet they have nl1y neer
f:stovC:s! IN f:s4, D1 three reids 10 this locality
't'EnE RIVER, August 1p-The crops in tht:
vicinity luuk tue, ami will yir.u good harvest
TIE kernel oil the wheat Is large and piunlp. Ih:
+; harvest hn* Go. yet general! beglpr a!taons!
r7aii t. heirE CIT IN different places ...
"aStHA. AEEust 1u.-Ibe wheat crop IS utnsu
silly roo, III tbs part Of the state harvesting
I progressing nuety. =,
| EL,: RIVER, August 1o.-Wheat heaTy. N
| blight cr ,nsI, aud tliTnips VERY s|owlS-
! sST. EJACD. Angus. W.-bur lAt|esi hos fiisl
| commenced Gram il tNt'rent, Elluy pieces o
| whca: heDt9 esttuated Ut TWENTY-FIVE bushels Il
| the acre. No hight or n:Ss
.tE;E laaE Angus. .H.-tn this aud the vlcfntf
| ct Monticello ihr wheat crop u very H1tteT1he
usd ,l.r rrrsrec. Of !asssc yield, WITH large
| uIli.p hcity, MIS- ncsrF iMt.er. NJ blight hear
II! A,s il sct.uis !trpussib.e to haze fntltlrc, Il
the harvest ii well under way. Farmers are clalT
tng tlrt. -t1re bushels per nfe for some firlls.
! "NoKIuIlELp, August 1b.--NDeat CROPS YER
good, no httclt To any extent The harvest Is jas
| cvfnu enciG.. 4 lK crop u No vii! III receives
| III this market illls 1aE.
I "tLEtN LAKE., Aussst 13.-Thr E'hert crpI
;Nuts sch, As.u IL tn eEceent cnfid3'sH7 No sign
| Ut blight VT l!srve:tluc has colnineAced hrf
| tlti= week
The Fremont T,iatHr ei1.: Harvesting Is FO
luz m rari,Ilr rh-onenoni this entire Scgto!, an
tEc yield af grain III fully nj, IL the expectations
tnll tHo-thInS OF crop VIII he saTe.l. over nli
Tie grain t. LEW iu -lltth ur etark lu many place
tir s1.lnS lii, c4,t1EeDrcl and sraln Is up 10 III
sfandard. l'nTn OIL upland aud dry r-onud LOOK
wrtl hut tn lup iuttui1e III Prove tIiltTe. olt
never bfforr Yielded so largely. Potatoes ylel
powerfully.