The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-14
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!. Pi1NFUL AocrpnNr:-;A "A hlre. Weayer, o. .Arkan-
sas, visit to her relatives in York District, mr.
At this Place on Inst Tua b tbs nine
formed that tho train remained In Chester but q
foW Minutes and being anxious TO. obtain hor
sa9 eassnsS s
passing @ over, Gsetafihe hpr ahoudor and Severely I eli
s5saos oaa Os ha hss sps h' hS ossSp 30 pSH ss
this Post was iInme Iiately summoned. Oh his
arrival he tobk chtrge Of tho Indy and kinuly re-
every caro- aud attention was given. fho amputa-
ton of tho hand became necessary and was skill
fully iperformod by him.. DR.. Jcssup deserves
mnsnanim,ty We lear1 tLat tne patient iG Is doing
wcll.-Chester Standard NJ !.,. d3.sIia: 'i,. -
CoLonED SouooL PROCESSION -Thore was quito
turn out on Monday on tho part Or tho teachers
Tho children all looked clean and neatly dressed,
and the inscriptions upon their bsnners Indicated
the all,important desid education. Ger
parted to the future enfrsnohised citizens Of Ari-
can descent; and wo arc quito in favor Of all
aehen1ss on foot for tho enlightenment, Of . race
desiGning men from abroad, who bound byno ties
Of local interests, are making uso Of every effort
id their powor to hndle dissatisfaction and snb-
picon in the minds OF an unedncated race, for the
Promotion. OF party purposes and not thoir indi-
Ydncl welfare. -Geor9eo,oa Times. ,IJ..,l... a. a.
Conn. coyToN AND OAT CRof..-We w1ero much
encouraged BY tho accounts received by uh on.
Saturday last from some of our planting friends Of
the Mcchanicsyillo region Of Sumtor Dstrict., Tho
cbrn crop is promising, tho. cotton crop fair and
tho ont crop fine. The latter cereal bxs been
plnntod 10 nm unusual extent the present year and
Just now its graceful leads are hanging in
| lpIuriant. abundnnce. promising ample food in a
short time for the working stock OF the farm. It
profitable lesson. The oat crop, 70 easily made,
gnd effording excellent feed for horses and nules
Ind coming, too at o time whsn corn is most
scarce, should receive more attention as their
hands. y 80 7''' ''''s''i - ..iL ,I-.., .fl lvi
Tho f.eedmon, from general account, arc apply
ing themselves, with decided improvements, to tie
work of tho plantation, and, with continIat IN Of
the fair seasons enjoyed, O comparatively abqn-
dnnt yieldwill crown tho harvest Tho present year.
(Sunae,' WdLc2radn:..
CnoP PnosPEors. .-Dnring our iate jnrit TO Iaui
fens, we had an opportunity Of knowing tho pros
adjoining Districts. he wheat and oat CROPS arc
exceedingly tne and the harvest OF tho former be-
gan last week. gho yIoll is generally good, We
&clioye, md affords evidence Of abundance to-
:;icyo tho pressing neccsstes Of, man and
Dsagt. Many farmers arc compelled 70 feed their
labor prohtably hereafter. a In some sections,
tho wind and ,rain Of last Friday win in,
jnro tho fair prospect but tho storm did
not extend oyor great area Of country. Tho
cotton and corn crops somewhat retarded by
tho backwardness OF tho spring, hut arc growing
farmers below hns caused o corresponding do
crease in the amount Of lab5r performed, and con.
Beguchtly tho growth OF grass is loo porceptble In
many fields. Altogether, however, tho prospect is
iiattSring, and we are gratifcd 10 state tGtt the
determined to adhero to business noIwithstsnd-
Ing tho enlarged privileges rocenuy conferred upon
them.-daders0n inte.Ggencer.. ,g.4r. ...Ti