The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
THE CROPS.

The Demopolia ,Ala.l New I'm, "a inst, saya:
From several plai!tations this week. we hear
that q frcsl crop uf thu WORMS iInvc made their
appearance. aIlil tina, the destruction uf thu cotton
goc, ON with renewed rignr. We still learn, how
ever that OF some plartaiions they have moi y'i
appeared.
The Tns.,,iuhia Aab!miiIi, itli inst, .ais:
During the past week mc have roIly%rati will
many planters of this and a'joiulng counties. anu
all represent the prospect ini Inll crop as being
very gOod-better than /: las been for many years.
The Tuskegcrc tAlal Nuws, of Thursday last
says: Mc urr sorry TO annnnnce that me cotton
crop in this section will not meet former cNperla
tiUns by onrlunrih ot n0rc. i no other DISASTERS
happen to it,. Thu rust has sircl; IT and il las
ceased to Grar: anil where The rust has moi strcl;
the rlaut il has tIIrncil yellow to the top ahll
ceased To bloom aud to bear. In some portions ni
the country there has been too much rain; the
weed has shed its torns and ir h"lls are r3ttllg
These disasters are incnrahlc aud there will be u
great tnlhng oh Gf the crap. This Is no false
alarm Of Tie farmers.
The E,onkhavrn Miss Journal aIst nlt.. says
Wecan with certainly affirm that our cotton
crcp IL low made. Even shpnd the worm make
lis appearance III this county, the crop is too far
advanced Ia sHi,r materially from its raragcB
the prnptnns season lnr he Iasi two months has
tended greatly 10 mature cation.
The Grcn,,ia MISS. Sentinel says:
w have nnf,' cheerful news ftnin the. rOnnirk
Than W. hdN, hal I"r some tn. past. II seems
1hat the crtr.'r,r warm Weather W. have llad lias
played har"r wnh tho army worm and nov til,
prospect trr good cotton crop IL brighter in this
ncigi,hoiln.i iiiau il llls h,ru Tor wears We art
told there viii BE- Larger uior al cotton in iIs
county thu, season lIan wo have had since the wnr
Besides this, there viii l'r abundance III rUri
inadc.
Tho West MiGsisaipI Vitlclt aays:
The farmers iInn Choclaw county gave dis conr
aging accounts Ut the col ton crop there, a,cOlT
OF the droTchi III fact. MANY of them tell uI tho,
will not make ~ re- than half crops.
Tho Fn!Gttc journal pr,nounccs the corn aII,
cotton crops III JelIcrsorI county quite indillrr
cnt." The crops III Carroll ronnty are promising
The river cotton La nl., III iikG runnIy have Suf
fercI considerably from the worm hut upland col
ton ~, ns a general thing, nnnlurnd.
IN Attnla Caui..s The crop, irnrl. we'll
lhc sugar crap II l.onsiaIn this year ii ehti
mated nj 10 ONO hn%HfIrads. or the cotton pros
pect, tho New OrlIuiis ErCsrsHl says:
Louisiana hctiub lO In doomed tu another seyer
bow this Hnnson the terrible dryastati0nB Gf Il.
COTTON worm. IL IL N-rlc:s to aitrmpt to cLtinini
the Yield OF Ills II ttr. Whrm the I,lnnterr hny
pckeu what tie worms hlyn spared, ur lnSn in
Dcen ahie 10 destroy, va ram ro,nt Tho bales
There IL no shrh thing M Il Trustworthy ralrllIa
tion OIL thiS subject.
Tho Jackson tfla } t!nnrier, a9tll mll., SAYS:
At tho present writing ti,n caierpar Inns a,
youred about 1nn- half Of tho cotton ,nnt s,,,,c6
thoir palates III tlis country, and by ihe ioi
proximo will have eaten ont tho balance Thcr
wlpbe, however, fair nycrngo crop made MN An
plant,was never hcttor fruiicd, nor tho season n
thongh too wet, more rTupltionn for Il fnll We'll
II il confidently asserted that tho present ere
Weld will DO mt least onc-thITd greater than IL
Inst yenrs crop.
A Correspondent Of the Chronicle and sScniin,
writing from Barlow, Jefferson county, Ca, und
date OF August 30t says that the rust is Ut,
lenst half the cotton in that Hrction and that
cotton has been made during tile month.