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The Springfield Qll.) Journal Of the 18th ut saws
Within few days past there has been heavy rains in
this region OF the country The Corn coming on most
rapidly Wheat will turn out better than was ancipa
ted. Grass will be short, but taking everything tore
ther anticipate rich harvest of the various crops
There has been sensible change in the phizes of our
agricultural friends within the last days-great luck
to them


And such the general tenor the information from
Illinois. In Missouri says the Republican the only an
prehenson to be- that the heavy rains of the last
week may prove injurious to the wheat which is ready
for harvesting and small portion of which has been
ready cut A few days Of dry and not too weather
will place ont OF danger The crop promises ex.
ceedingly well.


According TO the IIunte rdon Co., IN. J) Ga-eHs n
number OF Farmers in that vicinity CONNIE ed harvest
ing last week in good earnest In the neighborhood of
that village some excellent Of wheat had been cut
and we perceive that the Wheat and Rye crops with
scarcely an exception promise most abundant yield
Oats look olerably fair and the corn crop promises
The grass is Shorthand scarcely half crop will be rea.
lized -