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" Tho accounts OF the Wheat crop from other
States, are Of the most gloomy character. Mary.
land aud Pennsylvania will fall considerably
Snort Of Her usual crops. The bright unticipa
lions oI tic farmers Of OhIo Indiana, and lllnos
have been bightcd; and accounts of tho worst
character, reach US daily, from Missouri 1t is
s"ld That on tic North side of the Missouri river
enough grain will not be raised for seed. While
we present this gloomy picture Of the PROSPECTS
VI ou' ne'Shuors, We must make grateful ac.
kno"cdgemcnls for the blessings showorcd unon
our own land. All information received OF our
"'o'e' represent the incoming Wheat crop as mos,
"ouhuoh'i and our farmers, in all the nciphbor.
ing countess represent this, as most favorable
year for all crops.


" We were shown some flour, Yesterday Y.
Manufactured at lhe mill of our worthy friend
Co'. W NJ STEWARD, on Frog Bayou, from grain
raised IN our county. 1t was ono of the bos
specimens, rs far as we arc capable Of iuJginr
that VIC have ever seen. 1t will compare will
the Hour turned out from the noteG. Elk Mills
Every day developes fact, shelving ,ha. the
resources oil our country are ample: all that i,
required to render this prosperous and happ,
community is, proper industry and enterprise.