The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

hoops. Removing the bales from
:. the gin house, thus. Eessening the
] danger from, fire. 4 tightly com:
pressed bale, bound :. with, iron
! hoops will ,aotz, burn, while the
'loose cotton in the giu hotse' is
livery inflamabEe:> -
r. Field Peassmust be gathered as
,ttbey ripen. Save al that can, be
made: As food for. stock. they
! are; as valuable asscern-for yenn g
/ animals better: After gathering
the ripe peas, the vines may becut
and cured for hay-inaking, when
property cured, the most valuable
food for milking cows .,,n -.
:. If the 5Tnrnip seed sewn. in ,Aat.
gust, has failed to make a. good
stand. try again. The tufnip crop
kis too vafuable, as. a winter; food
tfffor cattle, to be- lost: Tho: more
}fturfEips grown; The more grain
saved. It Is estimated that thre
teen millions Of dollars have, been
i'sdnt from the: city Of Atlanta
I Q7oae, to, the NortkWeSt. for graih,
this year: # We can keep: this
lsamonnt Of money at homa,ritswill
greatly sre4ieVe CUR i'eon~peeple:
/ Cut: off the insakestt-fo -for this grain,
md .son1ebody' will suffer from
! high taxation 9hus wc may gain
7'a:a,f ally IN ihhl"'t1h the west. Dq ar to
save the grain crops for bread
I thereby koepip g the cotton saeney.
/ atsAome., .Tndersthishead, itfaay
saotrbe impnoper toprotestagainst
] the bad economy of sending Wheat
ITO distant; Northern markets, iri4
tsfead of Hour = ~sa'']F l!'A.-''" :.
ts< Ryy3et .6f Barley p lfer: !: swihfsr, pas
! tllre, Should BE, soWn,, the taEst of
tthis montllr,x The soil4eanpot Be
4made toarieis aufadeep for these
ascrops5 &Eacfy farinernvl lsoi loves
good bu teer,2sshoald; SOW ar acre
FOR each hHking ca9w:| Ins:ordf:
naty .swihters,; these crop ford a
yya1uaAe Z pastp rage, ,.:s sas:::,s,. e,ga9 4
Is !rbe spptte,! $lcaf Lieesn GCali:
T tforaia Qepea9 10 ust} beasomn.; the
last OF this month"; Also the Scar
| 4et Glover, ,seae IN ef whieai:is 4 Valar
| I'sfe early spring forage plant i
I desirable consideration IN tie forz
! tmer ISL not >gfazed too close, It
.Will keep the ground. seeded for
! years, admittingzof- -~ealtiVatia IN
| other-erops: dnin gsuaalncr&s ::
: ~rHare7 mb7 the farm toels gath j:
ercd up, that are not, in use and
}a8lacel lander shelter dsainy ldays,
! repair suchas. aFe:broken.'7 -. ,
r.. This is the fever 1aonth. Much
| may BE done, 81 2bys proper prudence
t-m AVOIDING. az Attack One of the
most, Important is, attention. to
Dict, aud the place where,Be sleep,
Observation-Disclosures fully dis
! eussed dsinsother places thatcit IS
fnot necessary toAaySmoreeRere. - :.
'fcS'Hz2s = e.; - II: s'ptfsiR CMtERtorI', =
dts:,r; 4-v--.z ts~%=-v--- H+-4=- "a :.
= A. writer ia tbr st.Lodfs 'Repub-
f1icda pSrroe1pos re1 what he character;
! ICES as "a quick, certain, sure plan
eto reconstruct the SOUTH restore
fits prosperity, and: pl'eseah the
| possbitst yuof- being 7euled by~ne-
+ gro and mnatiesI '"z Here IT, is'::
sE7ery:: man. III the Southern
States must now soc that the old
pian pf large Plantations must be
done away With, and TO Keep such
bptaeesy ney that the 5neggoes sane
free, is ncitheg practicable nor de-
slsshles7 Largsplantations, It fprae-
ItieahIe,: are agaiast the true inter-
Eests~:efo the South What they
| Heed is'populatioa; population is
tpo1itieal power and wealth. That
being the case, how are they to
acquire this population? The an
swer is easy. Let every man in
the South Instantly subdivide his
land into forty acre tracts, as near
as possible dividing the wooded,
and cleared land equally, at any
rate giving to each forty acres,
FIVE OF ten Of wood. When this
is done, let them offer to the peo-.
pie Of the Western States to give
! to each settler from those States
ALTERNATE forty acres Of land. re-
quiring no other terms than that
each settler shall bring with him
a team, farming implements, and
means to build a house, and Eve
wears residence: In Illinois, 1ndi-
ana, Ohio, and other Western
States land is worth from $50 to
$3.50 per acre. These lands are
out Of the reach Of the thousands
and hundreds of thousands Of
young, entcrprising and industrl-
Gus men, who are looking about
for wives and a future settlement.
Open these alternate forty acres
of good rich lands to them, and in:
stantly every avenue Of travel7Wifi
be filled with intelligent, thrifty,
practical farmers, going South
with their wives, their horses and
improved farming implements, to
settle on the lands donated them.
Wnn,nntinr lNastarn men because