The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

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- ~ - ~ eestep efap is the ueundes
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seseetive 1ie1lseeea = = - pleal d sWespine ~
49, ns~e1s ~ ~ - ielly netssed Tie
seeeca y 1sw ~ ~ a4Sapsed th.t The orsp nay
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plsnts . yisla svsr fty Is oIIs huadrsd aad Inv
IPsusds Of gsod aSsson y shs aore."
ll;ssSssipvts-Tke lfSk;ls Advert;ser hss tie
followipe fron n intsligsne esafls1an. whose op-
naet.s;,v q, ;,.p. NJ e,er, 4. M;..;.s;nc; H..
go. 80 - ~ q r
n.rAr.. M 49,. a ~,
With regard - tie crop the prospect . very
| hard. A lev showers have been rassiur about for
the hat two wseks. ssd hsve imptey.d cotton Ia.
tis. Ths cotton & more spotted than have ever
| seen n: / meer b. this. thst n some ne;ebhor.
hoo1a IL cotton & prettv rood. mid n oth~r-
only fsW niles distaat. t6ere il psrisct allure
they viii make aeithef corn nor cotton !; this il
owing to she psrs;sl rsins Ne have ma e ren-
ersl rsin nd - cnlv thius 10 hsIo cotton 4. a..
/ tinpation q he showsss with lste fall: heavv
and abundant reine would cause he so,,,rcs d IN
| 81, and entirely destroy IL No MN q this tirne
caa calcphte even viii usual accuracy. abeut ~
sxtsnt Il az srse. Is sou,e esctioos thsre in g
great distress among The poorer Glass Il fsruaers
4 r III
! bushel d - acres, 81 "A b
| "In several nsiahbcrhoods aoptxibutions have
Ibeen taken. and asTsnasments made 70 end !.
aeent 10 The west d puIchsse corn or ths rsief r
| Tie poor. You may safsy pus down the cotton
| csops Of Laudsrdale, Kemper, Neshobee and Wiz.
ston, 1t one-hslf Of last year,
| Ths -. 49,. e -. v;...A VIZ.
- .-.'e' : 80 .'.'o'ix wn'g g'ves
= pfec'seiy smiar sccount o. the crop in Western
Aississippi.
Al the Wings statement Is interesting. re give
liz nj leprth
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ss..hls e.yR NJ s1Os.y Psss unneeoeo ~ the
c.r.s 49,, =. ..-ssS J. ~ oos.on 'uveis' De-
'.sy ~ ' :lp!LsS - = ossso upon the
ssr,,.s - sh.;. sas. ~. go 9,e ess'iy
no ,s.s,si. s,s..Is5 ,s,c...S '.oioJ DIs ~
1890 .sc.. ss..s;ss - !. ~ :. sne s,eest
hscos,. srs.csS ~ N. 1870. - =, az ~
e .hs,sss \. ~ St.s- q S". O..p !! - III
cron n 80 Hi. Ma & Il. n.y. .S.a 'ne
blight examinatiou, but upon careful view a. ~
crops, ON varicus plsahi;ons, and from converse.
tons with many Intelligent practical and reliable
Planter - the esrlyPert q IL season, the pros.
pest va batter than i bad been fef years. Tbs
stand va soed, and the cation healthy, and in I
great measure ne from the anhoysnees incidentto
the season: butths long continued drouth checked
ne growth q ne cotton ensirsly, bsfore the weed
| had become large enough 70 produce IN average
yield, and The forms commenced falling Of and
st'iI continue. Even i the recent showers should
promote the growth Of the weed. il Is too late in
the season 70 incresse the crop to any extent: and
II 10 futile to say that il the remainder OF the
season should prove favorable, that any thing Ike
dering upon the rivers and streams the crops have
no. Deen ,ala1ed by TIE drouth to Z very great
| extent and upon such favored plantations, il no.
seriously troubled BY the worm hereafter, the yield
VIII De gooa, ana N many places very full crops
S ~. % HaInefeo; nnt the crop throughout the
Ss = e, w'n undouotedly De short
Inc corn crop cannot b said TO be COED any
where; n many places the early corn crop i
scarcely worm &ashering, and the later crop vsry