, 1869-07-07

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.-....,-... LAsA1lx, July d
Major PoWellA hEuihcr sta,eA that ns Know. tht
nren.1nn HI, tos,..Ihs, =, -. ~, ~. trt.n,ts-
=, ~ W.. IT, ~ ,ss ss ~. .,a Nv ,eu.roa ~.
AAIotH wife has letter dated May
r. He wa. TOO pfodent "a leare nne
man x,th an Tuch n,asnce s,,ne ncr,on, ~
named as being With the expedition who did not
70, None Of the parties named from In SaJle re,e
with II. Ths boat yns nrovide, WITH n,r.ttgh,
commitments, and each member Of tho part.
xth ufc rrrservcr. Something pc6,des tne
satehei ought TO have been aaEed and the family
Klsdoo Is aDoFn here.
Crops.
A letter to TIE TRiBCNE from Lisbon. Eeudall
County, ILL.,, July 3, sa5s: "The corn In many
ali the low lands wilt moi amount 70 auIthtnr. un
looks well 5eI; bur hon long il car, thrisa 1nier
Tste5 es @ "a is,s ~ 1een Sss' wef Gs re
heaviest hover Of the season, Tpe tauader L. va ~
tctnasJ IN Lo9eata The 9ate1 IT. + as .so aa q 81
eyer en y It, and it Ii stlll rainIng.H
ku1s: i: Tht e waeah BE- JIG sl re ~ Wi snrei; sise
heayy ,letd, better ifaa n has heen for serera1
yrau. Of corn Am nof aI,lc n cjre d fsrorsh;a
teem to- nov mne Tne 9eahe9 9e ana f. 1oes cd% nG
md pe hare had fo mncf, min fnr th,t rron M
nlvhts arc cold. anu daYa not yrry ~ warm We We
jcrnbe Tmen ccTe done veil iii seeson ~ H. IV
prs ara m nni raftjnr oood. "' >Ds t'f0
The Morrison tiiI} Journal OF the lst saya.
Wheat and oats In IybIte estde County are lno1}no
wel-neYcr better 1T thta season Of lie rear. Thss
Eruspect il faTor1hie for very larp,. via corn
ip appearance. il fpe on high 1.n1sSmfich t,e1tcr
than oue would expect from The incessan. cold
Tue PeorIa It'll, 7+an.eyirt Of he Sd sa.a. Ad.
vices from tW gcutle1uea from dt1errnt portions
Of Ma.on coun,1 consraIiet t1c rrpo1tcd failuTe s
OF Ne crops 10 that COUNTY, Thtf ~ xfrai an
Pears to b better nlled ont ihan fos many JeaIs
Farmers viii commence harvesting neIt weeT
cam loess wall Ind Ike nroanects r. hat ,Sse.
viii be gosd average crops a Aspie Mdsr, in
this county. tne winter wheat also looka spcndIde
apa Te euing ue T. Mne M .
Corn On The hle1 Ground Il not Iad With nj,
more rain. good crops are expected Ia theae loca-
h. osp vss, 1et snas ~ g oora 'ns 70 IL
n ne iaYmess arA onr I'll sv ma5
I'll 9ey aa - M 1.ys Gen to peT
we,1 aIIcH s~'A7 ~ ~ . AoSA euppt.' "no n''als
The I,ons aoTa, uir,or. of the sd nara.
~ heat, . far.nc1 whp has travelled aruund lie
Gsi9r u hns i91 1k- ssM has 5anf
speatine, Is down. Com, asso, aithoash heps bseS
3 a
coniltioi1. e' 10 - '&'3e
/ Letter from Knskastts, Ill, June 81, SAYS;
"'TLc wheat crop Of Aanloiph County fos Is q ia
The beayfeSt crop ever produced aud VIII AVERAGE
the county oFef, not less than twenty b1sbels to
the :cto {ano this !. low estimate, which in the
a}one = III seud into tnc martct more than haif a
r,on bushels OF j" heat this year, hitter refining
her homo supply for bread and seed. II tilis
bottom s aiready harTestea, sud Witn len ~ ts1s
more Of the Present favorable weather all will "a
Ea.ntsed T. The shoss teaa5 'or stseftng Or tie
vest hands have been hard TO get u any price
farmers pay ing from r % 10 ta50 per day-and 1t
fcared uuth los Will be sustained 10 couteaueuce
The cn1u erup un to thi, daie, though noch Of It
wns p!sntcd latc Is vel Al sustaining considers
hlc damage By the worms, is ia hiQ6l5 prosper
ous condition. and from what We can der tafnra
Vi now, y III bc q rnu average turuopt.H
The kcotuk uown> Gats Ctr Of the 4tt. ssys:
"Rerorts nom the lies MONIES VALLEY and the tn-
lefs from the pio:Incted rains thAn N }bo1f could
have anticipated. Sery little has gone down. and
i rust aplsals ts xa.nei o hy ,aesess!ve shos.
crop, however, Al the bs IT y ~ . =.
TIE T7a!sse dn Chtcn {Sfis.,} Enion seports tha.
81 s y tnas f
wheat and oats Will be 10 fAnS that they win fail
ooEn and be lost =.
I. F. Tu!ey, Iuute agsnt on The Louisville, New
Alnany CMEafo KA!lMAyt maj The farmers
auos NE hns s 81 tnat l1aa IT aeaFe5 engaged 10
looking yerI nnr, nnd no complaint IL nude Of
INST or reeTll along the cntise lice Of The rold.
lie alEo reporta the corn growing rapidly, md. II
no unfaSotable weather prevails hereafter the
crrp Of corn will be very !aEEr-
The Detroit tMlch.> Free Frtst Of The <th s4rs:
The continued wet weather has exe1fed lAn1-
AE1pR effect upon The crops OF Michigan From
all Na1ts OF the State the reports Of frequent 4ud
aFere rains come n M inothEr real 0f this
weather HIJ mstcrsallF lessrn The nrnsnect nf !
prpt wncat rrnn "
The FaHrrncr Kan, Jctrnnt or the 1st .,,s.
"The c9ce-sire fains uf The last tgo werKs hays
VERY seYloS sy t,teTfcrcd with harYc4,tnv in Kan
tas especially IL The southern portion 81 te statt
The till wheat was ripe and ready for haryct l1ug
iust ~ The heavf ruins came and 10 tpauy nIsces
1t t. ienpus 10 ret tntu the pcld with The reap
er. As consequence. :hc old.faahioneJ and aatl-
qpnttd way OF gathering wheat With the cradle
has 10 te resorred to- ii I'll simply tc physical
ttppoAs if1tf 10 gather the wheat harvest without
The use OF The reaper mud iron tho present PROS
rcct Ee1orr tho ground will a4IEuis OF the use Of
Maehine1y, many whe1t Zelda xln be totally
tuIne1.
4 nr1ya;c letter from Peru, Ill, June 20, RAYs:
"Thc gcncrul Impression among tho Gaf1rczs IL,
that their Will not at The best be Ulpfe than one
half OF d corn crop; ant. 10 iutRe !spu 1py own
observation, Kh0nId think the reports not at nil
exaggerated. Yesterday there were several Of
our c,tl1ena mak,up IN estimate OF The amount ri
corn ruttct "a the 'nofk Iurer botton1s fast fear
Irpu, Ciira to Hcpncpln, distance Of tHentt.tTo
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