Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-19

timely, and SabsYe, al ,aasst,S 3Acayil,
Small grgn 36dghes sgsasses xi,i npt grow
on badly prefSred aaSa posi- soil. Thi.
season 10 the scarcity OF provisions these
crops become especially important. A large
Oat crop should be put in 80 as to afford as
t;earaly a.check q possiblenskt eeason to tbe
f'fetihous draw upon our resources in pur-
chasing corn for stock.
Wheat. The same reasons should influ
ence US to raise larger crops of Wheat
Owing to our protracted summer droughts,
corn is always liable to make failure AZ
in the past season. The earlier varieties
OF wheat supply US with food early in
J"ne. The crop can be put in now and
there will be no further trouble. in plough
ing or hoeing. At harvest tune it is eafer
from negro thieves than most crops as they
are too lazy to steal anything they would
have to thresh. The wheat crop is one
OF the most suitable for receiving the ap-
Pllcation Of commercial manures. Two
hundred pounds Of Peruvian guano on fair
land will general secure twenty bushels of
wheat md be followed the :nexts SPINNER
with such coating of grass and weeds
that when turned under the soil is consid
erably improved. Reess's Pacific guano
is also used largely in Maryland upon this
orop to which its analysis shows it special
ly suitable. 1t will be we'll to follow Mr..
Hull's practice and thoroughly prepare and
Zurich with domestic or commercial man
ures afew acres for the wheat crop and
SOW clover seed with the wheat and thus
ga several good crops from one seeding. II
it turns out we'll enlarge the crop another
/ year and then Reaping and Moving Ma.
chine can be purchased which will relieve
you somewhat from depending SO much on
freedmen. If the seed 10 at all foul wash
and coax. some hourA ID strong brine, skim.
ming off the smut and light floating mat.
ters. Draw off the brine and roll in line
recently Stacked. Smut eau be prevented
also By dissolvlng one pound of bluestone
in water enough to cover five. bushels Of
seed and soaking few hours. sr,r
Clover and Grass Seeds.-This ,moutl,
and early in the mex. are the best for SOW
ing clovst and grss. seedss Bee Mr.Huli's
article in this number. They may be sown
alohs 81 lkhaiA u Sew shaas with
winter gatR ! Wsheasaud I harsySars the
beat eroh hMhehs to scsJ thoughs they
are also sosn with oats and rye. Ths OBJ.
lection to the latter crops being that
the ranker growth does not give
the clover and young grass enough
Iigls aud :aN, Nisy; being als an pore Wig.
orons if"soan sitk%@ heat os barley
SoutAern Cultiuator. -.~ yo, -y..
4 IL DIa7H Dr. Da. fAaaARf. Il
Il i wthsfeelipgs d segtsEahAswShave
p ashonnde the asa,hsef q sMsll Enowh and
highly respected physician, Dr.. r. l.
Taggart ~6os alsd sf ,eRSlsra Yesterday
morning lie fsif martyr 10 the dread
disease while nobly doing his duty. to pre-
vent the spread Of the epidemic among the
INDECENT poqrefthe Eighth Ward, ,,he hav.
ia esG aFpeinted one % ITO visiting
tptystssans q ikat scc.ion Of the city BY
l.ss assa eaa,,ss ,n., Of .
was ore Of fhs most GsinsSt physisianii
ie Nort5 Ahissisappi Ahs where bispal lassM 4
6ousshSId Moa wbersser hssSidta. Fin
the vicinity of Pontotoe there was no one
whose vi,its wsts mors appreciated by the
families Of the-distsiot; whether profession
ally or otherwise, than those Of DR.. Tag
gart. VIA dY wsr biokSasl Dr.. Tag.
CERT. alASusk. .aasSsssasa;Dg ysan, earl !
joined the Confederscy and became Sur
xS{aTH M III MississiH Ell q fssia ash,
axiAR auakly ybscame a psEfiaE H..
army Of the PQtomee. whe1s Hgsb gallant
is'.'1s Dr. q Il sssssass 's' !" hi III
city, wbsse be se9p, b. .his talsn.a and OK.
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by all the members Of the medical n,ofes,
sso;as;; ID Msaphss, aia :vss appaita BY
.le Board pt Healtl. a.. ,thsas visiting ,Phy,
sician for The Eighth Ward about sinunth
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among sS dss: :shslsss spajis jisets i 81 ths. e. Nstd s
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