Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08
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and Intelligent gentleman Of Terr county, under date Of tn
both August:
have just from through AlsamA and II
Southwestern poron Of this StAe and assure yo
things look gloomy Ldeeo In north aAma h1fe ne
half poor prospect large % ron Of me cou ny
cannot make enough to i've Ire eorn crop
which wall made sin Be barely sucien
TO buy ProvisiCns during re ensuing Twelve ss s ~ Via,
made last at least 90 they say spo rom VIVA.
nave en- sSfs Of nv old friends rom the west
L uissus Mis- isspr Texas. They that sversg
crops counties Of UoWets 1ronP ana erri ssther
his State are better than they out vest II this he tn
s,r vii s1rsy vs sSSs s. co. bales most favor
Tia f,IIosin is an extract letter from BanbridEs
dated the 90 uit:
This wear tus far has not had Its parallel in this section for ih
last tWeDty year, saith the Oldest nao ant Raio rain
has been the prayers SINE the de
posted in mobe EARTH while ssoe sect, Is have
ssri kle others have aSa none TIE corn crop vii
be es,im ted at one haif.
The foovng extract from letter from Coqut dated
the 25th ult:
Ib travelled through several cune In souhwestern eor
Sars Of Mitchell county goo crops FOR the land
as ever ry psces n land Od sood cory rs
fact the ciors not short expected
The Pulaski Times repcs fine rain se;rion and adds:
Crops along the rosd from Hawknsvle to Perry are d ing
very we'll and there be prospect
yield potatoes and Cotton rec.perating
prOpitiJus, made We have
verSed with Of the planters different
| il the appearance OF crops
ALABAMA.
In The neighbohood Of Noun. Megs this county day
exsminsd m sxts sd ~ planters 81 We
fair specimen Of the crop in that eghbo The Acid in
cannot exceed tbr Sa. !, Ss hama hs ys on bs M
casOn We had partial view Of many other psnators we ave
seen the same nantions IN the annusv for
several ye past and convinced that there is
these lands Tins statement Of acts ras with nearly An the
given y our sxcasnsss IN tne eGs'Oo
4, his connv ~ % NV he sns demand n II coSid ~ sonSS
an & COUNTY 70 ~ ~ ply s me en- " Il Sou1 DC qosy
Of nsn1 b NJ onT coantv will dr cansdersbe
quantity from the vest
-. 49, Soe.0;ro -, q; t,. r,i, Of .,-s,,s bor,,
his fallen and IL s slo1av Tbs viii destroy ,srp. noun.
Of cotn than half an crop Of cotton is now an
imPOssbiIy in this sectOn-MOntgomery Mail August %
10 co,,o tS ~ 80 & or he nrnsr Il noS he
vaiIine @ i'm b,, s.onnt Of cctton rssd In his ,sr
ou wall Be greater than at rst supposed Corn crops are
very short-Eafaula spiri, Of the South, Aug %.
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LOUISIANA
In sore parts Of this parish rain has barely fallen enough
lay the dust The uh has such that not only the
destroyed but the crop also ruined
cud have could make much change its future prospects
Many OF our will not roll they will have barely
Enough make plant for the Unfortunately nearly
onehah are in that category We venture say hst the
thousand hogshe Ata it will not five hOus
and hoh The cotton crop also cut much shorter y the
drVuth not much over nall crop Will be real E-dPonte
ocnpee Democrat Aug p.
generally the yield Of sugar the coming must be SMALL
IN both sides Of the Mississippi river from Ponts Vonpee and
rey and even II the aims Of the sent week have reached
them they cannot make re than hail crop and PROBABLY less
rsns storm o. tne itn Ausus1 ut gea. e he
o. tine La ouche and in the erroonns the rains have
been partial me have go'd crops and some have unerel
Verey BY the drouh TIL fact holds good in st. Msy
Prom St Mary up through Martins. Lafayette, VermOn
the crop has consequently suGere much
Upon the whole the prospects for he sugar planter the present
qite gloomy and under circumstances tie
yield up Onehan of full crOp.-Fankn Banner,
sept. e.
w.
fbsrstrs vbcS ~. ALLEN v5,n m. nst ~ or Two viii
prove Of no benefit ia this respect can say nothing
and we are told that throughout the parish they are neray
Iight-IIa rrison burg Indepgnoent, Aug 70
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TEAS
The Galveston Civilian Of the 23d u gives the following
go - "
On MOndy los bales Of cotton were resolved hero BY
TeSerday nd bale. fr1 n Houston
The Ind anoa Courier OF the en says Is estimated nat a
COY crop o. "a ls' On s DC p G IN IN
half eop has been made in e.tern Texas highly eight
crop received indiana last week from Maa
cord Of which The Courier
learns that o,t Of the tto Mat.gorda 90
hs wear The planters having generally determined to
ship no more o New York
Ihe 20 umba Democrat OF the Git saws that cotton com
mencing 70 come in there for sipm mt the Cd will probably
tn ont L tban vas Al rst and du iov tae veek
cioH hs, been we'd finer. from b.Tton nm 10 he shin
peJ hy way Of the anal
=, emf rain. ned the eon opposite Beltu IF cen feet
and the Iamnssa higher than il has been Tor eight wears Al
"a
friend Who Terur ed fes DAYS ago from VISIT to Brazoa
informs u, that Lhs su arcane as Commenced grow ng am
for the sugT cane crop created b the severe drouh are u
son aievated sic d. fo-ever, ood suffice
nIartog will he small and even that will d.p M ucn on
e .rIv n late coming Of The frost
M Job, kya1s VINO ha made tour through the counties
Of Upbu Kusk and CheroEe. Tie Marshall Republican
that he cops although yery light will turn out much tier
,h . % ai.J q - I'll ~, iro.r yId a. bab : m
IN he mos, ~ tie ns;sbh1 Rood thers E,I, n MT
6cien corn About crop Of
be gathered but Of very trashy indideren ql4y.
soOiA 0AA0A'
We have been informed BY an ext nve planter on me Eso
that the lice crop II Tie present season will the largest that
has been made for severs years anters have already CON
menced theshng AMI cOnsignments may be ex eciei in
city the ION Of sptm which viii Ter
than last The cotton is not loo ing we'll might he
owing TO tie severe drontn that mas
ton Mercury AuR 81.
The continues and shower snd in consequence
near more Seeri hTs OF tne crops lu il' Auu
dstTls In Nota Carona bordering u.s. the crn crops are
good and though to sose we Tear the oreig1 deman and ran
road ia iies will keep prices TIE WHEAT is an aver
age one and the 1t may re COZ good nE n ur IS
MssorR1
The potato crop in mediate section has been unusually
sI T Tn 1a ,ti3 m from 90 70 "a "a S % d ~,
with which thew have supplied ord rs to wide extnt Of cou
81 e-ac tIo ,abSe.t anS son,bve, ,rtions of ,bis
bsr the crop Ia, he. cut on by the druh The same
shipped potatoes New Mexico the gold
.uCny 1Enneee a. a ANA S gu, a3 Ae' anu
The effects Of the drouth in The uhwes nortion Of this State
III - rs 81 , e. GSin ~ i. 1870; =, me 80 wbe
better crons have en- raised IaTqT nber Of reou from
those IocIy and ali the stock we shall he abe to uy AT low
LIS T1 = az Ii oi, S U er ' nan e, .,
P =; Is G & % f T rS r O g' d d nd
4; he b nr5Ucons a. s- ,bo, ~ the cs,.itie. of the
country that people either emgrate purchase
hing that thousands and cannot 40 or ne
want OF the means oil payment In johnson county athu
even mere the crops cannot go uh ABOVE nan yea am
our own county people are moving IN WIN rem sht O ueT
STOCK SEEKING employ e1Ipy ~hc 'hey may soosst u
tS crop season hAd ana 10 way we are tola every
soIs she er Is Ake Ihte VIII ne We hink large lncre sc
Of PoPlston IN the RIVER counties put Weter oil permanent
KIND IS d. uouul- II oil co9' Sc Will remain
II comes our farmers VINO ms N derate corn And oter
crops 10 hEsoahd more creiuiy Uen al any previous
that may oe MADE 70 serve De ana Iues Anu
loro me largest amount Oh reri; NOT y eAroaht Snu
tonae prices ou a. suen rates Ina' all may Ne-LeAms'on
Express - -. .. a, =. -.
BUSINESS generAy mas Deen aenant lor he past
months oshg NANNY 70 ns ACT OF TINS Dol tne season
farmers are engaged nc satneng 10 tner crops some
mas aonese.I oeen ,1 o - n
val OF several hoaS seh win wei assorted successor
disc SUIT 70 the requirements o. our county
That which haS already rNei eor 10 DC OF ~ LINE
what to oeW YOU'D sppe tpat our merchintS seneS
90 not ene'tan serious wings IN Legrc 20 he
e ling OF hard times IN Store duins he coming winner anu
spring =. -, M. ,, nj. -. ,,: .t.,. rh.,s. h.rs
ing far her away
Owing 20 he protrsce3 drouh The cropEespeciAy