The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
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7" 'es@nast !Asp oTgEn Gnor PnoarEcTs.-wo nro
paaspsds sassa s i % iaai sss4 e thine the
ago was thought to be prtca1ols now promises
sssI ia 9a@f @ fHs sea sa 10 swsn
is now .sufhotonHy advanced In maturing to be out
@ Wifi t2e SseSsiioa ssGF%s for TGs e.
lasf two weeks, did much in restoring it from
A Corn ri E , ys! !saa but Is generally .oalng we'll
H and.t .the bud worm niatoriat: injured tho stand
tns s,s gSs 5,Is s. stesss5 %s
poaSa entS sS ssvS O.
put III abundahc6 for tleir own consumption with
- ordinary seasons-and should tho seasons provo
.propitious, will produce surplus. We can prom
iso ourselves no rolinf from n npeeuniary suffering
lash' until our farmors ali raise their own supplies
of grain and meat, aad cease the heavy iniporta-
n tiois Of those articles from tho West, cnrichinE
the nnrses and increasing tho insolonco'of their
i fho cotton ymsII very small PrGportlon yot
? who planted carly have had to pnnt over. Tho
assl$ sRs TssE PLANTED corn Instead
Wo copy below few oxtrIata HON our OK.
'h6ss % s ssfSR % Saa ;
l., hays:
section looks hnoly. In localities tho fly las
nSId i n 9Sefs rust upon
skon as woO werS MS therd 5G Is nD So.
PROSPECT ot q t1icrably good CROP; Corn is moi
g well we'll ta ensosS Gsafi There s bad
M almost entiro fniinro THO cold, dry weather, so
a. favorable 10 whoat, is ruinous TO cotton, and not
{! 1,sono plnpters blowing up thoir cotton and
.,uplan6ng corn in ts: place. ~. ...l
dsv fson, Bn Thoss d. Cooper OF sS Ubsrokao
aE countJ. Alabama: Mr. Cooper reports tho wheat
crop In hia sec!i3n good, the corn prospects very
pIseRIsisg and tho sta!0 OF feeling among tho
.: q. Caofs.--aLr Ehtor: Tho past week hns boon
these crops, consequently, arc now doing finely.
This lis tho first really sensonablo weather we hnYo
Isd' sd IL it continues viii, an occasional fall of
isE ss learn. thoro Is but Hulograss nov nov,
that tho farmer will hayo but littlo troulo i'm
overcoming 1t, Present indications point to an
/ abundant laIyeut for tho farmers; bur there's
~ every farmer should DO yglant until The orops arm
a safe beyond question. But our farmerH nny con-
!. aratutito themsslves SO far,
aeek-al least thp little which vas found about tho
%,ii..'lotef p1aces.dd no damage !: ~. i; Z,
" their cotton to a stand and quite q number haso
part % tS5 % speGStGns eo a desirable
~ Hdoon Oh siS ssfos.NGaptain s. b. oliver Ras placed
on our tabio Bow mi hpads Of Nhoat-the bearded
= 4 gralh"-whch. wero takop from hls farm noar
lat yGster ay. fioy arc lne specimend, and TO
all appearances need only week or ten days in
|. go .[Augus.a Lo,ls!i.aionaist Nay %.
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,hItm. ~ ~ FLO1sIOAiL-.;' -. 80 -.
frotn q busineas letter 10 tho MacnntT ntTclograph,
dated Madison @. a., Florida, nay l5th wo extract
d s4Cropa In thia scetop Of tho country are much
.A better than they this tIno last yoar Tho La
i sborcra nre also working much botLor tllnn thoy did
klesS year, Snd lot aono HhEn get on without
ttonbls PioviAsons Of oil kinds arc scarce Anl
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-...TWAsT oR CRors a-The prospect, 30 far, ID this