The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
ALBANIA.

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Ss c,.,,ssI1,;f,.! FROM A1AnAsfAlThe Montgomery
Nssj From. all parts of the State We hear
ths @ lmo4 s cheering % accounts Of the next crop.
ss.a,, NJ .nd com ara srlhe finely, and the gener
Casson fs,mats ars blessed with good stands Of
SSey = - WITT anyth;no like favorable season.
Alabama will.relave herself in . fewtmonths."
seuTHsAsTsaS AIAsaAmme AZ saa,,n nave
letter Ees%Ssd an tnls .hsy,s. 1,sy Y leia-
crop prospects q thus seeon we5s s ~ msSni MIs
backward at tnis season olns ysai, T half of
Momisine have had 70 repiant nHaiy na naI hoJ "
my ercpsands @y meisnea5s 9t, tSe hoe and others
me creek an0 1S.,, ef
bottoms are nefyet planted, and tnis tne iosn ~
May; they hsye eather been sppmeIHea ~ mHsei G y
too Met ~ :. tE;s year
may yeeIecoyer nom tne oesI ~ ~
drenching ralnSoan1tne nequens lecu!teuoo NJ. n.
cold dspeHs. Whstd have sad OF eos!on y eaua.y
Y shsDeo5n ei3ps Inc iszs ~ stsctsd sssss
I more or less with the fust. ;Ws shall make about
half crop. The oat crop y nne. :a9o promises an
abundant yield tRin be our only renance oor tor
and moneys are both exhausted, ana many ay
& grasai dgitng thef night; and worNng tnem Win
!, l31t az sNeutSe :, o,,r o.
pecs are pots good as as! Iear g tns eme me-
tdlnless Of the freed people, engendarea py naI
ie emissares s last ~ o,u y, so
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f;fv he apelika. fAla.a Recorder OF the 18th,
sThe farmers in this section report That the late
Z Z cold weather has seriously; damaged the cotton
In eastern pSren e. tha eSg1ny Se1 y me
S 81 the planters are ploughing it up, and plant
]; nssofd 4: o:be planted vithmqoa hope Of large
srgs s,s POLICY 6ssst sss 2 pave p'an'ea large
The wheat orop generally, we are glad to learn,
Irnmisaa iafgat Weld In sometlsE cases We hear
eoepplsatao aust. but We DO not think it is gene
1n1EF ThapreeeH coolHeatheF IN favorable for the
irS 1;.,..,, tbe 9Th mat.
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Considerable uneasiness hiss been 1eit ana 81.
saea In our farmers in the last few days In con.
sppesrance q rust IN some OF tne
,ecDpe OF wheat d not yet genera t1lpg, Sn4
IT d hoped that u the present fne clear weatnes
! eEould continue for few days its progress may be
art66&6o. tH we. escape TINT danger tie crop IN
"a riM eouiitry will be very fnes 5i- i@1'+ 80
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.sozoa a5c GEORGIA. - - = v, -
: sa1i From tho cbs..s1.a..l s1a.lS S... ss.'st'..:9,
,a,,, ,,,s ,,h,,y5 ppoapv1,.,s-We ara
n,r cn,t1v fihnds that the
ap1SaGS p1aa 81 Sy I'M Wbe.t cfe1 wh3bd short time
ocPe0.Jt tho,,Shi So III ia sfsrious. now .promises
oI Ss s;eI ~ fbs Ted ands al Taibot and harris
aas Xsa IS sasI saa 3 never sss.+s9 to
acrs as the 5r0babie Weld. 1t
ave Sog sstseent:y advanced IN maturing to be out
o. y. H. h;cS sbss :Trsva;led for the
s.:yS y' ~ 7 syssfs .Sla much much 81 fsstoring it nom
ths. aSt NJ from &ussl t2it threatened it
= yes sn ea, arastIy raiar9ed o ts afowsh
rs snibt hebtd worm materially injured tina stano.
81 be' e.Seoted While some
r ~ i,sye Slsnted scanty crops Of corn
ma are pleased to learn Of many who have wisely
. Mst Sn sbSnsiansa for theft own consumption with
saaSo1sand should the seasons prove
nronitious. will produce surplus. We can prom
IL {s onrsalyes no relief from pecuniary suffering
10 shdinoyertys at home or relief from the radical
lash. until our farmers oil raise their own supplies