The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
rartnn crop.

eel ,hs crop i desirable 'ot"'a''
of Il. carton ii the people Of th
Ri, s.sibsandipg ths great imp0rtanc
/. MBPps. M the attention paid 70 ils pro
sr.,.nt states, il is by far th
M i iii The crops tO estimate 2
lAisR.s " wbich We write. For the DIS
~ best ..,3,nis u which the cotton Gro
aara 4, many, which no skill orindus'F'
u All then as this cotton grow
sns III interest, our object !
,Aati Authorization.
II INV II this place, coopor's Wen
RlSa aass Auth Of Jackson have nag
receive ...i,, II rOnvsrsing with gentlemen
Galra9e N. NM II lie COTTON growing re
Y. sssulib- wesi; and as there is a ma
y. II this time amongst the reading
'lLEF |. ,nicuItural community to be IN
n condition Of the crop, in the
~ ofthe country venture TO sub
HO0EE, ,..,l,s IF The information derived e
OonQuea !. i III Mississippi Creole.
I ,r,5oct II Cur great staple, cotton, e
NJ bsprd, Is really gloomy. ! have
\ Gsmh !. tSm several gentlemen from Loul-
ofi I. & ,as bOll-worn is there in greater
aang greater and more rapid des-
les, forms and bolls than the Oldest
anles, VIZ sser before known; and that it
Round 1ultoa enough in that state TO
asee vlsbDut interference Of the
works. saes she 20la ~ June, they have
7 Works I'M eqainaeG aiBs Up 70 this TING.
lVff pns graz iaptfg p the crop,
sgsa amaant d slalk apd leaf, and
l a8afpa luzurianee ol the plants
lAltacS nm daayed tbe maturing Of the cot.
w VPlsg hd caused much III i to ROY.
,i,sl9ly @gFih VS. was decidedly promising
s~sAs''sg sh Of July, aud q bale 10 acre was
Y ng BOXED for on our best lands; but
III bIightcd summerhopes ana broken
! S4ea promises, This we know il Tie ex-
III adsa countries. The same causes
for las M. \ j. ! h.us elleoss .l y
&sb I'd extent before unk nown. From
observation, and the best information
M abs to tbtain, | feel confident the
estimate Of the probable amount of
Hsfs crop, Is two thirds of an average,
Ne convfrsed with many who say they
make 1 half crop. An u~nfavorable
weather may curtail the crop below
latle, The Two great evils to which
@nstoP with us is subject, are the boil
By uaafcrable seasons; both Of which
Damn. W gtsal injury tais season.
'aief CHI @'sein n The larvae of a winged
'lfh Hles mostly in the morning md
llRlhgNt, Of fearful and veracious APP
Ra more y be dreaded with us than all
anss O Insects put together. These in
p, l0snple ~ the pupae state. Last fall
u.s. dai ~ ssYefal q these caterpillers in the
! vcsoOeF, and % they were ready to
lss \ as Papao state, when put into a glass
slO, Da asll earth, Immediately buried them
pys s'sls lAsy remained during the winter,
lucHA as'sn ge hFst and tenth Of May, came
I FigFi " sAe ground ID the moth state. These
GoIlPa v lasF egss 81 the corn and cotton
fa''as laem singly on the different
lgH,Pv ssElses and stems; having fulfilled
" !, wv 'ae aiectlonate mother dies.
FhAa N qaeaton Of the boll-worm is seen
sai lls leaves inclosing the form
no ND s%aalolllng a paler green than be-
Of ',a34 'nsse are frequently seen at
y#S aua on the same stalk. We
W. ool-worm has commenced. for
ANY .s'' ssss'plllers feed upon the leaves
q 3esss aeveur the forms and hollis,
slHy Y W no means in~considerobIe
i. v. Y spe larvae state fifteen days
"sOsl day they leave offentirelv.
" assume The pupa state thoy
Il. @' sroand-they remain in the
sSi'sen days, 50 that in everv 20
III .''S0D being favorable, we may
~. IN p, end az each female usually
... so nm ~ females will producs on an
HtruA~ tAhNfNINH VII
sunss. s'splllers Suppose the one half
y II W females, they will give g.,
: 7 M. Z, Slsht weeks ago we had bnt 4oo ,
/, M !, Madison, We NJ " have 8.0ooooo
I. \ n !. " oao half this number, when [
INV aa.all'E are females they viii 6nd !
NH If III s II, lnoant 100000 OOo-supposo ,
! .Oaa o ssa O oolls each, they willhave des- !
T. i.ss NM s1vVS O0lls' ! suppose 100 bolls /,
Iea3s iss ,Saa ". @ake one pound Of seed
iii Nj. Il & ~ @all have destroyed 100000,
N II IN. sSV0o bales. The cotton crog /,
uii8iadZ lst a IN NJ subject to numerous casual.
IDEE anainl, VI. Y energy can remedy
M NM. ewing to these boII.worms. :
ISlE lst. 1FPlantera are so frequent
Yours, &c. :,
u. ~ VIII CREOLE. !;
lhs nsust 90, 1875, =
?
100 saa1a grass. Tli T
leas g1ass, ~ r,.,ul fy STOUT and re- y
he ~ nay d wy one Of the native
6bsiso N '0q ID On every plantation
Dhf much esiafr. n quite q lad this
lss @. Sn IN North Cornl4,s !,