New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

GU rec,e1 - ne u,antsrs IN Nat ns'hGorhood which
includes TIE eastern portion Of Ok5beha County aud th' "
Ore OF our friends in Osbbeha bad pautei $50 aafrs e
cotton. Oaing 20 heavy is aii l-e 81 q. 49,.
and ii .tf them with a1r1 NfT0rCd with good season
bencsorari and good 1ck be hopes raise 100 bales
Of c0iioet.ou-l a. present his crop 10 ss very Dah
m rSert ,ied No trouble with h.5 lborers 30 whom lie
paws 8 f5 for men, and soJ for women per annum. 49,,
uoghb0r had med c1 sores IN cotton part 81 wlch
ton Used ord and seed. Con- pro'neSi noe.
Another friend working DO hands AID whose lands
are oir situated lls fire Cotton prospect Ho hrs cue
ceis8 IN te.rinr he rrlss s-a ana having planted
seed 100 probably rs.se 0 crop 20 Che extent oil n. Ano
iro.sr celhar planted 200 acres H cotonPToP'ot bad
-srsss heavy. Labor not tlilt~orill d.
peatr of large means. and also % 'arge confidence IN ne
nil Is 90 work hfou En- anJting Le ul1e ses planted ~
acres n cotton and works hftHeeH % onl ~ hi'I'
learned tiai DIE cotton heavily IN the gra'-Du' Nc
sBvs no viii do vel. 80 may 30 hf.
feavinF Oftbhoia County. coming into fowndes
we learn rl sapdr land llrtlln n m n4 Of onrs near
% isrrfro, cotton fnc,gle having pI1rtc1 about o ID
e,ros-al ofwich hovever viii nyi De eati9aied ~ hat
Inoper frcrl n utcl 40 acres IN c)'ion--o' new
seed siand Of te plans client aGd prospect os soof ~
BIZ lob1rors on shares Of Ore croo.
Another planted fl' aeses I'm cotton -i..Nci S'os
white and back .rollct isFo 1' tt- ie stes are
ortiisr ana tr rrrroo uolt work Win Labor thc CON
crop is Ale or t'- plantation
b.-lr. Ia cotton tie 4f OF which is good. Jut tue
plan. IS heavily lu tr ~ lnu .he Icls weather prcveat,
hao,lsI Oh all planter OF Iovade County g,t
a.. .f. f.tf /. j N
planted 29l rcrrs r cot'onhe cay ne van noi sefo n.e
rom BID. pl,aune-and corn is dll;roJcd by owe Cow
Maybe he ls hfe SEQ afsp0h0 -.- a .Aie se44es'Ab
or wa We csn -..h,r ite v'.-i ia f section of he
country Is virtually destroyed W ado tlo crop looks
ppi be' MA I'D aas roi,e VIII have 10 purchase frir.
where negroes are working oa patt t.-' ol s-tFtt al
T51o.ef ar1 Mans ol therr Intile iai- entirely 30
fore season comes oF ile cluf o- .Ae COD il Io'a.
bies ilai on aaa' pa 90 '-ii' ' b. 20 la1'. 70
gather &c. ....-.-.,..
ron I.,' 2" m ~, , ~, .--.l .,,.r., t., ,....-,
lsio'..a VEL aea iae eors ,--, ,.. n
exc 't coneoo ord ie SEN e 'i ,- Y, ,i1 -ly
WtAa- s''- pm '.' eve ,t.....i ,,..g E, 81, .i
totons tla q y e'l,' ,, ..' ... w " '''
, ,.t ,n. tornado parsed over ODE relfbbor.
hoor 81 Iiht.e, N4i'N ga --.t o.. ~ y r..
demo sHrg irhra fNt IT '-- ' '-..A e-' i 90 ,,,,ii
WAS followed - POE i'' ' N'l. '. ~ 49,
Saturday morning - t',' e''.--- ~ 49, 49,
thoso who bad good .r'p pro,. @ "',4 We" L-- '-e.-'
selves li'.it %, r--. .,r,tv Of nal IND,
since 0ar fe'-ih l'...' W '.- +. ti ~ 49,. T.,
pslt mar -i.' af tl t.' crop it'.' P4'p -
t-e county Nli 'i. lI.' 81 .. -e-r' --,
A member o; trl.tH1..' h-'- 10 you. -. i ~
seriously .ieat laci' ,in p. '. -'.. .'- 49,, ..
haj .e- w. .'t-- q. ".l, qi-..a, ~ ,,.-r, Il.
rsat} gore te1oad redemption u -, 'i4ia ,,. -I. ~
Ni7 a. Ter before it could De- planted WIN tae de.truo.
ton oi c.ols Do ibe .il-s ~ D,-.' -- ,i 49, ~ i
iut.e IgmH pc t-H.y ..,. '.i t,'.,ee ~.
musi Doe largo. i9i- .l J- ie.. ~ ,. .r s.,r, i've
acclEcto I'M 'rt ,i.al e.A lo' I'i -'e-' go ''- | w
do ADt o"t BON. "i '"' .t..r .f.-4,-f, N.,-ley
An ola tll ND.i '--.. .r.
C.4hi1' A -..l '..,-r r.-. -.... tl.s ss.ton. W
IT 4. fti.i D. -.-.' ' & .. ~ r.r.,I..r arc al
haT0 L.l 81. ii-.. .@-. '.." 1 $500 no. and
most Ceia.1 20 give Pc Ic'. ny D.l ~ o., nv r
ias cotton 90 give ROOM ~ cora ,lg aa, hei ia. oa
seed lu picked ground. Ply o'on OF ii.' " @ 10 i.i,y
corn Instead cotton a eon ssca is r;-.'"1's s'. .
firmly satisfied tai e }'g oi '' a-l l'' Vi" " ''''0'
Jude ill- D..' .f l.,rr that tio c-1r1 ia Thar
-, imam than was hoped l.r l.lll. TIC a.e
COUNTY pr. ."'-' 4-'
itl.f el.ol'. ... ~,sff.-f,r Ca1rfr 1rist o,rre.
4.s-t..-.
IT, III. f.asf. fauarad To crops and Lep. them bach
-. i-o rt , in raf or = of COTTON hut of corn
M oo, H. very lace !n nror4tiol O. the labor employed.
J,i1 ar, egil- egcry eaclty 90 clean Oi telr cot
1I1-oI rci it,, oei 6rrI' i b. orc t.aa kuee high.
no cotton n some place. had Go De r,pitef but piulels
ev ,et trv ba, r. GOOD stand 0Lf l0oA Tor crop
,cr9ds.t III M sfnrhis Baiffin writing from Con
e.. -,v. tie l,rt two eek Lave been wholly lot
y. % r, KIN, M I'm 10 ,sl tl.t 10 work ~ would have
~ ifinriaf. 81 NOT impossible Ginss has consequently
toter ~ sroug old 30 many farms that there bat lte
- ~ have o1ufld tle long s4e oi ulayCrle weather
iig yaH nd II i5 ros 20 With that from the old All
t, lands have been delugsd aul the crops almost entirely
a. t9ovo boijre failure Of the cotton crop rendered
monument
LOUISIANA.
c..-t ..... ,,.-,, email nov
Tie Opei0HgQS ScniiHd saYsi very 6Mti Pv4-
ton Of tle cotton seed uted Dec e'ei aga NAAt a. up
does not generally look we'll OWNS 70 the heavy be"ins Els
tsvino hacked tic ground about 10.
Tho pros poets before u says Tie LoHffna Sgtr,frn,
FOR making an}sug this wear are gloomy il9sed WIN noel
Of our river under and the bin places washed
awny We see bat little encouragement for our planters
corry on recount Of the M piopols weather The Young
cotton lost pio lairg from the earth has been II y 'ee
seriously injured and as the ts'a l. neai5 y
be impossible 20 repant much Of e laul IAo stan % 81
thus tar D. not very koou' anu '"o P'Oi'- - ~ F
planter NON Laoarehe writes TO The Crescent OF the son
thus: -.-.,-. -....,,r ,,,,,, ,.v, ,..n