, 1869-08-19
CROPS.
Heupfxs from 1'nrfouS Points,


A KNOX Coutty letter u thc peot!a Democrat OF
tie Eth sa}s: .The corn cEop IN knnS County Is
supc-.u- u lhlt Of Fcorsu, Fulton or Warren;
tkouQh there ts good deal that viii prove Ro en-
tire fai.ure- The late srasonat;c rains hare been
Of Rrc1t benert, US the ground. after the previous
tEoroug: tt,skuE, was beci1n!oE 10 &c. hard and
fore lrown to gge roal crop Of coyn-so thin
eLd ehurl!sh-bcar,ng this year really good crop;
Oil the utl.s'r hand, land. rich, mellow and high
Is;rr, giving On twcusy-1se asrrs not promise
Gf Iee'i enough for hen ana chickens. The
6.ackng Of small grain is now 70 far adranced
that the most OF farmers VIII he through
Av tIr 18th or 18th Of tic month. Rye nni oats
have done well, hus wheat, on account Of the
blight, NIL not produce more than third cIop
One farmer, who mad Enwn eighty acres. did lot
think It worth thc expenfe nf cutting and hlndtHS
pI.y that he wanted the GtEa~. lie had tails
tea, cli3,, ani q f11 acres Of hnG-io0l11R hleat
brought Irom Cunads, a,l,l all fareA equally oal-
Ano:hGT spWeA 3 sllall lnAntlty ol Odessa Whe2s
witch came forward beautifully with t!nc, isrsc
t1tu:I Lead hit II HcAs tnc way Of al the resL
II was soxn on Tie last day Of 1pril, hut late nn
ta-iy snwH. Il WIZ all the Fat1c- WheTe the G7aH
III INC heat ought 70 be, there 1a nothing hnt
gram, Which It manf cases Is Ser5 Euods 10 Other
c4,ts shslvc..e! ant t!uc. ,Iort-..'
SrEtNGIIE1p, August 1s.--t1ne and tpy!gprattnK
rain storms, hst daya ami snltTy nights gre fast
r!a'!rr the corn crop OUT OF danger from early
IT.. t7 N hH 54 ye q vs sS tas ro
the breadth Of land planted, owing 10 tho leavy
s:ad con!nEed spring rama, Is much lehs tina
usual Tu-daT has been hot, the thermometer
ranging at y; and o degrees IN the snh1e- At
th.a writing. 9 clock 7. H., the mercury marks
S derreea in the eltuEsa! sanc.usu Of tho FA"91s
4st1f1 -t.rrI.1.
The f;:aut County n1tatss sars: The farmers
have hcen teIy busy tue past week securing Ihe!s
cruTa. some Of Tit. farmers think there viii be
rluia he.n ID than EcilcEAlls REPORTED"
The A1aer.l roint 15.f'n;.s ~ sa5s; "Ine Weatne,
the wheat is pretty well along w1't.' Oats are
iig crup: hartc, sooa: nax dI;to: corn backward,
t'tt looking well; EaS ti-toI. and Theai better
The DcJaya,l ixru.li-an says: :" The harvest IS
pros1esssEe nEey. TEc Train t. rIenilg slowly,
on nrrnuHt Of the coot weather a2a rains
The Fond iu Lac ;;e!+-tef -ays: "Tle farmers
nse busy IN nntshlns up na5'ng and commencing
Injured, as . general thing the yield Is gooL'
The oshkosh .}"Hr"at says: '' 4 large quantity
Of grain has 1tcn Get AMI stacked Wheat, as
III tbs county. IN o.Hasonai COMPLAINT u malc
Gd liAete.l heads and st1Auktn beITy.H
for tho ,ast wsvI tias tevn very favoriic ior naT
<rs;tnc. The hay hus been Eol III u uid.tllnS@
Eooa -aps ana + A. asessss s12p Rse Ti ns
nrd H. very ronsi. Wnra, Ii late SAD lot ret r.pc
c,.o.St to cat The sho'7erg weather, with hot
srrpa has tHen NnSnsorar'" to H. The farmers
eay The quantity WILL hc luch LIS previous years,
Let .te qc:dlty not Euol. cnFn Is ino far te-
Elut to a.aol; 70 ANYTHING, anu tue crop msy bc
se; tinTn iatturc.
MICHIGAN.
A letter from 1'e1ter, Ausuat u, fays: "1n
this erc;in,i tiIs wheat c1oI as Vii teen reeurei
iu excellent order, and ante nnu:hcr Of faE'1l-
c7A haze Blfraiy thrceted ite:r crop. ~ cau coll
fdert'y satt thai thc p7cFent cIor IN MashtcnaT =
<nunty Is the largest she cStr produced. the Yield
3cr acre tte.ns quite erua tu tEat Of last year,
willie II" tsur,,'er q! arrcs sown was largely II
eAcess IT nns former year. The oat .rop Will III,
vrsy lafer IN this section. ~ slso the potato crop
II Il harir possible. even with The most favorable
weather, that the rnru crop will !r half at aver
aee enF.. Fruit w'1 tie Fer. atnnda3t, especially
Ir'i"r from Hns-,!alc. Angus. Is, sara: "Ot
THE crops III this tnaiir, It mar t.s sati that the
htr1f q
er.n'tttinn Tire a1.onrt NJ oats sayn fh!s season
Vas not as large "a! general! is, but the Erpwlh
vii IL. fa.r. Cur, vii! II" very runi. The eur
lace Of tic cour,ry T. ~ d:scr.ined that the ex-
man, localities I'r,'-e.t prospects iudeatc that
the trnr viii eSre,f tn" .cr.Er III kptnr Faces
Whole, II il feared tE4f there be n1 ulure tllau III
prl'nn-r trrp III" rFotrcct is thaf potatoes Vii
TIE Mnuut rl.ssae, Iss.a,l;a t'nunfs> Eater
i'r1..Fa.s: "tr,rs are EcneralE, gooi, yet rs tue
fnrrx5s .r,gtn ~ "nt t'clr "hca't We TEAR Gem
s s p. s ' Ft has anrnnF aEd as h N c
rsunis afr H. IuE,r the shnnli te th t.al II q
nr.t rate ~tpr. II" straw IL large, tn' ~" zen
.tn H,rtn.r will "! !'eht 'nr tue etfnW and NUM-
lsr m nrtrs towr'!. ''ats, lsesas".s arh grnss ate
Ill rnud- trrn 4 Il iaafr Erurral't. uw!hE to ihe
Htt "ra'hrr nnti 1atenfsa nj tte sraspu.
i iIEts' ,,tg 'rttrr II the 18th Ea,H "Nt'cat "a
atl ttntsrs''A IN g''sl condition. af.h thcrr"rts II
1srCr rt. re:s n,r partly eatsrutwl. Thr:r NnH
m "s'';lt ln'r" "'nnunl a,~ =; ",l5 ~ s',r IT rf1r
t,''
pcs" H"a'tF,. .tslIrs md 1ra'hea rtrhls" aH
r'mn'ar' f"r "' ..'"l'"nt rna',-. .t',"u cnn
,i!Is t'rs'a th"t" viii i'r srrr r''"-u"'rr rrr'
"nt'r' T. At III" SIMS tine. th"'r at" ff"n
.n!tnr nnsi','nr rna ttn's., NM hut 1,i'" ~
Tint.
itrtv III .nn tsu,r,. trt,Ilt h,nt sttt,np Nh
trnrht. nnA. II II" rni, ttnst '"h'rs. @tr rtr hit
Ia 'Atr,t lush "n< t%ln" itnl
tM ln'H"'ttt '"s-t HH,s' nhrr' N th''
stun t'ns tthn i'rthit, ",t III ft"' rttrtt
t"", nt't t"nrs a. T." n th't trip 'l"tt"'l lnnt Il
tht n.rt"nr NJ "th'' trntn 'l',s 'n"h'r'. ,a'rrl'
t,tr-st,t hhtaH nlntlb+ tupHhnt tht+t II ti'It
tltH'r ltt u f,tit t'H
4 trtt,' j''nn it"tlr'', hsm i'""At, sats'
81 III n 1I tHItt stttF trh' in tltt pA't III Ant
'"nh', u VII 't"' aH'l 'tt' t+ri't l"st't'r T.
t't n"t', nn'l t,"tt" r'1ts Hon j 'r's ~" t"'h
ttrl mt -. I4fi, aiihhIrh st'"st prs 80 t"ih HHt
"siI- 'n'+ NJ t#t IM e'"''l 'r"l' t'"'rhr.t
ha'+ "r1'. Ih,4s. ",II IT. MI s''nHsIna1 Atht "l
t"'|"''"+ Ii" rt,ItA'da A,r '""t"'t "tth ltn!i =
hr'+ptt.u, httt III ilA 4tiit aAiR' hNtrAl
is'Mt1"t t'"I e,t ~ "l1'',. i'Hta +s'p'"l sht
a"p i"t j. "s r,na."a n u! pIs tht tH'Hss, s",
n;3!, t,'a,': ~" r'*''"t "rs"~'""s nj t''''""
lett, i'"tH III" hn',at9, Autns. IL, hn,a' "rhs
t"4Itta l'a,e st."t.h i ta" ls'a' =. t1s VI .sta All"
u, iat ,Aa A&lp thllshi"l th.,n wks4&, HhhA pi"As
4"t. snIIl HI &''1Rs" ~"
lh4sl Ana.
i.ur4A4r4h.s, t.,pual la l1tn ~r.lhsst ihs i'aa
th,tE ttets y iIns tt,t:41 tErt NhTNl 10 ftAtt iIA
ea,lsl l,l,r la,. To lI!n last to~ hats Ihn rts's
I"a l. !nI itsn tnftt t.uI' ais A'ar1 h1aEl mp
ttunh i.1kt, AualaL la.-WeattrE f'raf 40
mari. t"lh ~il' nn1 M'csAKr 'hrt. tA@t' "Ao-'A'1
I'll atit'Is tia'a a.a,t y Et4.l kthn1 fIhi'. -.
AA"t"A. AUaHsI ln-stn lR II taa rnssoh i'tlhl
,4t hi IAr tIA fE0i, IL lie trtH4 Atths WI! u
ti' s..t- I.ttI, E.ast cora III tlts t.Cu4sy. II
"'@lAs! ia Hut us'' lle4sat't.
AI::.E.u51-
Tar ~ Paul lff.. Ut iGr llth foHtutAs the ia!
!"4! ): III ,l.lyhts:
~ So i.AAk, augu.t !G--IA.tle or no .!nmass
sas 4h'I.r - ttllt htrTn uf tsrt night 0r FF1al
fseat. fhtnrh arr very tuBJ harvesting, aue
=. We tdcaAcd with tie aAEGe cruI'a Of wheat
t+ts i4'1 harley.
,"s'sk":Ex. .n.7,r, II -1Icav- showers CT 1a';
nuE*Ei'@ The Iisat, accompanied wilt hcnyJ
Hhcef End EchtGts.g II VT c2rtlnue to havt
- Ait'Tt "t1 rsatlrr gsrl. hGal OF INT
1:14i ~:.i eTow IL The Aapck6, na tlfce-fu2r:hx q
''a !1alh EAs a!!rah! becn har, es.td.
Stl* Ehrit'-. August la.-Thc i1te ra.n3 Il III
i''s snhlrca the crops nuy Lcsc. Wheat A nLou
La.. ~
'H' l:kF, hTcnSt IL in :Et y.t,nity OF Mon
...t..! GIaA. Is AgnrlI IL c.l MI s.!ndtnc II