, 1869-07-24

~ es hs one ths ns sss3 s1
5ank upon The ground and T. just noE nlllng. but
under tho snccA1aut showeE1 II must both rust and
ua An excellent CROP hns 1t mnst come Eoon 10 1t
Of any .xsil, and ne sec no pEospect Of IA coming
eontinuoul snoxe1s hs7e prevented much being
CO.. Z, and there has sca1oelya = load been sscured
~, b. not hesn thoroughly toassd. Corn a Il
and c. na!deratls Of It 10 MAKE any thing like m
average crop Potatoes nerer looked better, and
have not teeu Injured muck By bugA"
The Wslcr1opn KrJuIifeon Of the z1st saJs:
"N1nter wheat fectns to he badly affected oy nut
snd viii be ip1pfrd both IN quality and quantity.
cal,ties, tut The latter, with favorable weather
t1um nls time I'LL harvest. will probably give an
harvest aud fair crop ID expected Corn Is badly
lthfnd: III fact, Ne saw tut oDc piece Of any e1-
tent v s.ch Aetucd sufficiently adEanced 70 war
taAt tue g1p& ct1ton Of = crop Potatoes arc
trrpb!ed with hugs .n some aecions, but tn Others
quite flee trou thu tests: tho crop VIII pro1a.
~ NJ u. has .. epar Ia he
kessoi,. tut = fair yield may be expected. The
rum Of the whole keeIna ~ Us 10 te nt'out this:
cra,p or fruit hut With favorable weather from
ills tine On. The c11 will not fal. much below the
average, and ~Ntout sIch weather It cettainJ
NAL -,
4 letter 10 The Lafayette tInd,, Jonrna1 SASS: -
wi. e','lca' or 10 sl.e YOU !ex Interesting fas:s
Ut n Las n! tcn harvested, ah there nrrcr hns
been ~ ffue harvest Of II III Southern Ohio -
tweltJ eight butheis to The 4csr. AIa,ost all OF
the Nhrat well Us fnll nnd RprtnK barley, Is he-
i'g Stacked or Gnrneied la barns already Fall
t,alIty will cragc oyer nt5 bushels to the ncrc-
str1nK tatlry viii fe l'ut very moderate czop u
uecount Of late plxnt'nk. yet yielding ~ Kood
III ae good 70 crop, aituoush thc .ira1 Is shortcr tha
hun III fu1Eus.F years, CAuhrd ~ late plAntlK.
CuIn !. lootpg tne, and % ine 10Th instant, NO
The con, In belpg 'lali uy.' There wna a. much
plsnt.1 a. usual and me ncst prospeet ios larger
'leld than han for 'u'n' p5sssti!Rf H,sse1R; 'saTs"
THE s Joseph Hr1aM of tho 2ist says: "Ar
aQEre that should He DOW hare = Isx weeks o.
nt this wr.iibg-.he balk ol III kinds ~ grain PRO.
Guced viii bc nj leaAt ourth1fd gEtatef than Last
year. Ths enormous breadth Of snaiI gTaln
nautea, lad there teen no draw backs, would have
produced N unparalleled crop. 80 much ~ that
khonld It be damaged TO the extent OF over half,
nut iuIi, nware Of nc growth Of the country west
and north Of VI, it~ve 10 conception Of the IN.
.hes, AZ eas ~ sTn Il "a
bulk Of onr wheat to this martel We,
theEefore cannot }otn tn ths .hine Of
| was Aknost ruined; nothing IA further from !he
| truth. Wheat in Tits county, never wAt beaers
ana although damaged 70 some extent u tho bot
r1eat on ihs part of farmers, las been pretty veil
Hared On the uplanda: Oats promise a most ex-
wheat, viii havo atui better chance OF being ha.-
vested in good drJ condition bt rJt and barley
theTe Is nsaes much sown y tas &c sesuoa nai te
back TO some extent BY reasou ot the s1oant 10.
ing TOO We. to work 1t properly. but q month Of
iaE weather "il insu.e ine crop"
| The Clinton HeroM Of the e2d Rays: "a run
Of te1 the Northwestern koad from boone to Inn
ton gives LIS the gratifying assurance inat, not
withstanling the dlsconrag1ng repoEta which hlse
! heretofore come from this belt OF country the
! hnr1tst Jet PROMISES u. abundant yleiL Iae
Ii It contlDues for few dasa VIII prove tae sal
| Talion of the gralu csol. Many 1eI!s srs nor
Ie for s ,hanE nd s9nt E1an "a a.
| will turn cut well, Much better than could nave
| h4cn expected af,er the long-constnued rains.
sunshine, will come for. atd rapidly. Altogether,
| the present crop prospects sle decidedly eacoat-
sg!ng." .,.
all baa ralned eteiy day during tas Pas%E r. % sSo
/ weeks, and farmers atc becoming justly Aiasmeu.
Il ssops nas 1a,tns s vii 10 failure Ms1mai,aG
cut OF The question:, and corn needs warm, of5
Weather 10 Insure fair CROP"
| The Davenport Gd-<tfs Of the e?1 6aJ2. "InuS
far only barley aud Gsleoa -Theat have been A."
lacked by tne nspeIs f1is and Tee ,S Wasat Wy, WI
oe II Gn a
| haye examined several nelds having srlent,d
rcalzed only from eight TO twelve bushels rcr
acle Al The ocs' estimate. oata nc'er promised
| 4 letter from Walnut Grove, Scott CouutI Ju y
10, 10 titc Davenport Gdtste. sAJs: during M
tfietn years residence In Iowa. hare NOT once
Iessi IL onr Vicinity. The1e is sca1ceiy "a III 70
which wheat ls le,F, TINT 4 DOT Atlliciing noT:
VII Il noss u Snl 81 op Some
Carnruts II at 4 third, and hare heoId Of one or
! two persons who do not design harvesting thclts
| at ali The heavy t1lns Of laAt week lavs ADDED
sun more 10 our 1lt6cultles ly blowing It down,
making II Sill worse. Last week was lafie5
Corn will 10 our best CROP" "-.,--
Ds,puurE, july 9l-From tho best information
Nil rot 10 much over haI c1op, il having ben
Injured by the heavy yissatn, 1asns.
attic weather Ia quite favorable loFtbe growing
cFoph There has been bui = moderate amount o.
rala, pq. sulciynt for vegetation; eo,n is M sroT @
| bc r1tE enough 10 haTycAt T!thln fortnight The
promise Of the Hhea. feqp & slso sxcs,!cn, 9s,
h las st wIier sness an ye
beIpg harvested, nnd arc No. In quality. Tht
snccrps Of she winter wheat csnp not"ilnstsho nc
EN- 10 SOW much larger sasfaeo than uaua! m
| faIL Spring xileat aud oats protillst large
stG s1 naps III Nj yet
good cruz. rotatecs' except ~hefc Injured D.
III .sxbTo. 1 Juiy m.-pota,oe. tlr,t.rate. Harlc.
alout 1,pr. and scrr Voot. Oats never looEo'
Letter. Wueat lids far y h. = % Ssry nssvj Gfop p
Ma1 ;ss9 od n and nas
Counties, nnt they Referag auFrc that' win Eoot
| weather fur i1e noxt t4res weeks the Hheal baf
itany ,f. nsn great hors fur corn: Il Il gro oW!nI
very Tnpi,t. aud lookn well. notwithstanding IN
1nanr 'ira~ tHeks II hns aut1.frtL
4 I.E sGErKt July 2i.-Thc prospect q the crnp
1T this vIcinlt} Is about ns fofln1s: "heat Ioll.
twenty hnsl'cIs 70 1hc acEc.lafKrr area sown thaf