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IHn CoRN CRor.-To give the distant reader some
Idea inc abundance OF the crop in this vicinity we
may s'ae, says the 7toa (ll) Telegraph that
toia lew days since, by gentleman fully competent
10 orm correct opinion upon the subject that the quan


MY Oh Standing corn which be from Mund
IN Jersey county, under twenty miles from this place
cannot amount to less than 600 bushels Nor is
this all, or the best From the bluff on the road from
Alton to Edwardsville and about seven miles from this
city there may be seen, without moving from the same
SPOT Dy looking ony ia two dire ctons fields of standing
corn the probable yield OF which is estm ated at one
million five hundred thousand bushels