, 1869-08-13
CROPS.


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if'. ~. .n.Gt, tbt. kaib County, Arp1J'ir:n OF
-" ;!ll .,s: Passing through s!x ipwH+ OF {1,s
,4i.:is. 'iu1nY iiir r!st week, We have s-.- sur
i:; ttlt }vlr;h te average rrup OF t'or14 E:,i.ss
7n>' ro!lies later than usual We shall hartllS las
si'nt auinEh ri fouEt} feTu. Farmers With large
.a..'.s OF s:nre Eccs af.. rspar1ng Of being ;,c
:" f2'1"u then, act' all e2cm 70 b. fre,i,S :,uc.
i.. "Arat - considerably se2h|tett, but ;4s the
.f'e III uf ttrsaw Il unusually large it uaY yrla
''r'' u! a'+rape atuount o gran. ua.s arc Iu!
''':.1e ctnp.
T." Ic.-is Tfant-riia Of the 9Th sasa: aThe
fu".~ la'e a''oN, huis11rs. hars e-sg ttc.r eran.
~ II 1e- o! "as yel feDa,n 10 te cut aud so7,e
s"p III o1is al! nrtr the GoantrF Tie has
har'e-!. : it'"fc+-nr, ard pruhu')y ail ,ci1! he
i.' m k;afkrf during tie next week, Unless the
Eeaffcf prevents The h3= crop ia an eN,Y4o.lI-
G,yil, large one, ami :, two to three tuns md
Il -tile places over trre tons viii TX! cut oef tcy,.
lhc IHan;t l. no1 good. ho"tseI: aud nearly all
IL ;rs'll;a OF It's being mixed with second crop
2.l.rr.
Ia. 1,rk1lb .y.'ra OF the l,,h say7: 1.-THE nost
.::t:>t sioru, o} rain and Nlnd ta2; ,las vist:el
So scrt,o3 TITS st..son, occurred on Wednes.ay
:!:t':-!"s! lat. Wv hear of considerable tiar.arc
s"E"S 'I.:sr ~ the oat crop, many Pieces har!a:,
'':..ss.,.I more IT lrs-. hui nc c4n hardly give !,
:E::cc: tstiE.2tt as to the general result"
E]Sr0S-IS.
T!lt Sl!"arkee -Aers suya: "CEop Ecpor1a from
his and adjoining counties are generally cncour-
s"7Nv, The Ertlser part al the ryc has alrGa1S
lten harvested while the wheat crop Is being cut
~ 1aH; ro-*lhie The berry II alulnst uniformly
run.p, and by !a1 the greater part Will 1Tssdc No.
:, Tue Storm Of lat week lodged 4 considerable
;iIalll,s o. EEa'n, aAl lid some uanaue hut a
s'uT1iuu oi ttt Wheat is rceuycsiuc, and will he
"a-li. Harvested. Farmers ptcalc, ylc!d Of from
:1t.cc1 to twenty five bushels to the acre Tnefe
j. t".I LITTLE rus. Or blight ylsL.e iu The
at.!s. Ee!efe the close VI thu nreseut
~veL Tic tu.iEe wheat crop Will p7obasts,
~ fist a!li starAtt1. Oats ART h3frly as tor
E-:. as Wtstat, A.,t Int few fluids arc rpa enough
''t;;;. 4 tcx de1d- haxcrer, basc been tar.
'e-ies. IND sho@ splendid yield. Corn Il gcaes.
as h:ckMa1si Some Large belds ore in tossc
- .'-k tca1'hy, although the grrarcr portion II
h"tl:g puny. Etarh are tntefial1ed that Tit
70, t.! not Average half J yleid. Potatoes l1ui
"cs;' so ncarly a! Other crops
1ht Nan:oH0c 7riofnt sars: "The crops have
~ fFoi'!: wonderfully since the pleasant weather
~ y The 1lEplbe and clover stand almost tot
::.Es 10! E+amluE. TIE winter wAca: looks Ep1eu
:''fs, ara VIE make excellent tIonI, and estF.
h.h'4 ~ pfo'ltce PROMISES in3st abundant haf
&c t.atTnsse Df'mfrdt Ea7s: 1.-THE crpps III
:i'a7 tstHnu Ill fH alt ttlst caI &,c desired Finte,
VIAL u -tlhv t'ut ra1td,y, sud Tie pl,asant COG
"e'ht1 IL c2nE!DE -Af f{fF,cc wheat ;o IN o.r "a
:'!ite1!Sn. AL thu. Is wanttnc ss haryls; hands
- 'ol4"" lhc fEh!Hts, tnl there Is no rea.oo VII
s'ts sabll! Lot tc pctlfy. :Gr waves m. fr0c =
W. W. - i'fl HaS, with fsGald. Torn nhrh 1lnfit r.,
.it. E..]t 10 i'sonI!rr, Is ralAr Inproy,uE. Trf
.,f fifnTt, hardly averaging four feet hi
e''"s' lta, To tse III Old aud lorc.p!e expres