The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-06


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county ssy that the prospect Tor 40 abun.
daut yield VI, ftpit of ,all'kiads, aed par.
tieularlt Or psfrs, ~ CHS locality, was
ssvsr'6sttse stthis season ef the ysse.
. MA. = VsrmseS have teed bssy ~.
isg their wheat, and II the weather con.
naues goyd. Re greater portion will be
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/, wnoSxlus.- >Ntessl ialsllieSacs from
'0son, HNkevillc, Adnilt 4Snah, Lin.
soln, 0ts66liyid, fnelUstlS, Asgelo, I'M.
sie Falls esd 1pssas--alli whsaS. growing
towss--shat III. ,1iatsr wheat never
looked d'tstsse thea kasss sew, or gave .
much better promise of. bountifdl crops.
vlaotx,A.E5Thsre 4 e,n - no. doubt
tia. Il nd slass I ]iarges qsausity Of
AedI~ifl b placed under, ,ouhivation shan
at AAy f6fher period. Great Members of
Northsra % ! Euvopsan settlers have q.
rivedtn The State, and, IA Issuy css9s.
With eumcisnt capital 10 cultiSSss the
laad ,sa move sxtsasive scale thsh Vas
rever kooWu befors.s W rr s..'
a. n anAs~SnA~AH~e a Nas,xsasus1Oa Iysu~,
fhs wheat crop is qd..s promising for
The ssason, which has becn remarkably
favorabiy for farming operations, and our
Sssners, I bslisvs, are generally further
advanesd with their business than I ever
kpsv bef5sa T. thia asasoa, Of the year.
MaSh n the Sotoseo cpen ~ been sold,
~ SalRN % ~ hSmS nanuhssssss
and toagents reprssentiog parties in other
places, at prioss, geserally satisfactory.
Corn is abundant in this section Of the
country and very cheap. q, e, .ty,,, !
.Thskhsat stOp lkmerG .pioniaipS than
at any corresponding date since 1860,
and We lodk for tiis gfeasest yield Of this
cereal known for ten years.-(Bristol
NevSb u / 0 4 e
FLoRrDA.-Planters are making ar-
ranysnsptSfsr 3Ee srcp Of tn: prfsent
yssf, bYt 6pa difficulty in Sbtsihinf Ia
borcrs. They complain Sf SCARCITY on
the one hand. and indisposition on
the other ia la6orers 10 contract or enter
int engagements. The share System is
offered By some, AID money ureSd by
others. There are hundreds Of freedmen
who will probably. hot so6n&act on any
terms.
.Tsxxs. Dur y.dh,uses from oil p.tt.
Of Texas report that planters are actively
engagsdi Corn II generally planted, and
. great deal Of il is already up. A lar.
ger breadth Of lsnd will be put in cotton
than my year siqce the war, The freed.
.udsh have generally soss 70 work. and 70
hear less complaint Of theit idiences than
usual. 3..iY .y, u&.-
, lovsrAMA.-The. Planters' Banner
says: The reports No get from the plan.
tatione un the Mississippi above and be.
low New Orleans, ,from the -Lafourche
and fsrtebonnc, and from oil Of the A..
takapas parishes and Rcd river. satisfy US
that the sugar parishes Of the State have
as much, so1pd seed cane ~ they. have Ia.
Dor, and, that the planters vii! generally
gst their seed II the gtcuSd IN season To-
slse It Ind secure q pretty good stand.
ITplarsts Banhsr.. I (
TPwNsSiixMaETHs " ,sSsaob 70.
uorter says: We haze not seen . bSttcr.
respect for . good. crop Of wheat ir this
obussy foi ssxsrai years ipass tLa.a there
u at che present, time, Tho early part
oi che winter Was mainly mild and open.
sbd the wheat kept green and sret ali
the time, j.. Il was feared That the bard
freezes during MAtsh' would injurb II
greatly, but the crop looks we'll and,
apurishing. The late warmth and soft
showers have brought II forward very
*pdlS ~ nd S;sa:p 4 ;as present time 'e' ''d'
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