, 1873-09-22

:, FonT MADISON, leo Co., Sept. oo.-Laet night and
Tho night before hcro VIM quite hcayy frost IN thts
1as4 xiy xsp es a, 's 1es s sPo s fs' snsso Sf q
cropa IL very alght, II anything being too far ad-
DE soro, Dallas Co.. 1n, t,opt. 2o.-Tho weather has
teo worry coo'. Heavy frost na night. Corn ie not
dsmnged 70 any gseat e1sont o1copt very late auing
1sp,ANo1A, Warren Co., H.. Sept. 2o.-rar'uers re-
ror. ell l9ts corn badly damaged by f5oat. and eary
section il Iato, and Wy iiSt crop il exrece m " '
frost Inst night. Corn crop not dammgod, being ma
WEST I1nxnTY,. Masca.inc Co., H., ser. 2o.-1n
most localities n this county tho corn bad bccone too
frost but aone Ao1da Of lato planting suffered very
materially,
damage to corn in this vicinity Tie vines
y aIl killed. Considerable damage to Vegetables gon-
AvooA, Pottawatomle Co., 1n.. Sept. 2o-Tho corn.
crop In this vicinity has nut bcen tn]uro by the rocct
fross M far Al heard from
IN this section has been urea by recent frost,
but not 10 any great e1ton fully f"nr,fths 1eing 40
Mono hut very lato piautel laH been affectod.
MANouEsrEn, Delaware Co., H., Sept. 2u.-The OK.
fss e eo4 5 ~ ' s yeS sna curly fpst spo s'
w1vEa1x, Drs,aos oo., a., SEPT; 2o;-rrost has
rIAISF1r1p, Bremen Co., H., Sept 2o;-nnt little
lttio Corn crop slightly injared We want min. -.
JAEEnviILs. prelnor Co.. H., Sept. 2o.-The
heavy 1oss Ct se 20 avo done anR9 to
a a o cora anu oa'0 crop Will 10
Gsass Go s Se e. ,hss
corn WA kied. Over ha1f our corr, viii be unsolnd.
hIAouoxE7A, jackson Co., a., Sept. ao.--The last
great deal of which Is yet in milk Tho Gnckwhea3 Is
Filled The . q; entire crop will be 5ailn.e
nre trhe corr, In mt nj t1anror ' N'N' 'NA ~
nj missouri VALLEY. liarlsSn Co., 1n., Sept 2o.-1n
and oats Tho 1sto 'frnsth nro epncr,noms. aalkina
forth like ghost seeking whom ii may loyour, and
flntuR nothing but wnptis and 9ross Ia apprase Its
LEXINGTON, Mclean Co.. Ill., Sent, qo.-About
hnlf Of tho corn was suIrev out of ina wny of frost
before it came. This balanco was considerable inur-
ianage was Comparatively ight TIe sreater portion
and M coussaeny tno ao Waa souu
IL ful' ' 0'NN Wv '"N 'A "N'
DIAnsrowN, Benton Co.. 1a., Sept. eo.-Tho recent
Tic corn crop boIR entirely out VI e way Of froaIs
MAns1SIlrows. e a.. B.pt. so.@rhe oaly thinR
damaged by the late frost Iii t!s vicinity is late ota-
corn IL entirely out Of tho why. Frost has not damaged
ii any,
goud mart OF tho coru killed by FROST aud very POOR
crep. 'N' 49, '~'' y @N0''' 'N'' SS'>
1NnErENnEsoE, H., Sept. 2o.-EarIy corn in this
aged about 50 cent " frosts s A' 'ss'l' 'A
SAND PRAIRIE, H., Sept. 3o.-The frost has injured
cauges tloro viii not 10 much over naf croD Of corn
In Ills vicinity. ~ -
EAnLv1LLE, Iowa, Sent, 2o,-About haK IA mich
corn nlnrod this year "a aat quarter Of The cron
dnmauet by frosa md viii bo oooi for fodlor oniy
Buckwl,uat poor. o~' ~''''
JEsur, SEPT. ao.-Tbe recont frost haa bndly da1n-
arcl Tic corn In This vicinity There will not bG moro
than two.thirtla Of q CROP.
AxAMoe4. . lows Grnt IN o-The corn IN this scct}on
esnscaily On tho low fanis waa ,,ito serolsy nec,
c by tic severe frost Of list ugGt. Tho potato crop
is failure. f
fjuAn1ToH Town. snpt qn-A hcsvv frosk for 1est
troe or iot,r njaa M n,nerai tlauaon 10 crons M
yet.
Ysh1rsua Ia., Sent. o0.-A very heayy frost visited
this section Of tho country tho plts Of tho ls and
and 10TH tpst hut 80 far as can bo ascerlaipod no
dapaQo has ncen done 10 tho crons thus lar.
MoHrloELLo Iu Sent 20 Heavy frost Thuralny
and Tridny nights. Corn bud q I,uor gtaul gu tho
start. and tuk,R TINT aud tho frost work into ACCOUNT
tho crop in ts section is but from one-aH to two.
thirds Of last ycnr on fhe aa,no acreago. =
WoATtt1EaToH, H. Sent a0-Th0 Boycro frost last