The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-15

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Lafayette. May 2p-vefy light
niHs on The 70. t0fh sod 22d gpr
rains on The gSd and gtth. Cotton
"A large portion not up aatii The
rains u tie 23d and 2lth. Early
planting looks sell slime lice , pros.
pect good. Corn crop hack satd,
from dry weather but we'll worked.
sith propitious season, will make y
good crop. Oats own early look
well yield Is bushels per acre. Az
yet the acreage in cotton Is no. re-
dueed by drouth some will be put
IN late cora.
Marshall, May 20 Light rains
LIST, 10th, 10th and 18th good rains
on the 23j and cath. Cotton, early
planted, looks fine and healthy a
great deal just coming up. Corn is
small and backward not . good
stand, but has been well worked ;
prospect for crop good. Oats In
jured by dry weather; yield will be
small. Wheat beginning to turn ;
will yield 10 to Is bushels per scre.
Cotton acreage not reduced by
drouth.
Pamela, May 29.-Light shower
the 10th, 14th and 18th; good sea-
sons the 23d and oath storm the
22d. Cotton, stand not good until
the late rains; ground in good on
dition and prospect fair. Corn never
was in a better condition, or looked
more promising. Oats an average
crop. The drouth has not reduced
the acreage in cotton in this county.
Tallahatchie, May 2S.-Light
rains 10th and 18th; heavy rains
from the 2lst to 26th. Cotton
planted early good; late planting
just coming up; prospect tor crop
not good. Corn well worked anu
clean ; stand not good on account OF
worms; prospect for crop not so
good as last year. Oats very little
sown. The acreage in cotton has
not been reduced by droush.
Tippah, May 2s.--Light rains the
lat and 18th good rains 23d aud
29th; storm the 23d. Cotton the
drouth prevented coming up until
the last few days; early planted
looks well prospect gloomy. Corn
late and small, but well worked ; pros
poets encouraging. Oat crop very
light, on account of dry weather.
The drouth has diminished the ere
age in cotton about 20 per cent. in
this county.
Tishomingo, May 30.-Light rain
LIST, 18th and 18th ; good rains from
the 22d to the Goth. Cotton back.
ward; very little up until the rain Of
the 23d prospect rather gloomy.
Corn small but in good condition ;
prospect favorable. Oats, tall and
early sown, fair crop; late sown a
failure. Drouth has diminished the
acreage in cotton about 10 per cent.
Tunica, May 26.--Light showers
9th, 10th, 18th ami 18th good sea-
son Oath. Cotton in bad condition
on stiff lands not a full stand yet ;
one.fourth Of the planters not done
planting; cotton that is up looks
well. Corn very backward; stand
bad ; from present prospects corn
crop will be very short. The clover
sown in the bottom does finely.
Acreage in cotton reduced 10 per
cent. on account of the drouth.
Warren, May 29.-Very dry
weather during the first 20 days;
seasonable since. Cotton tolerably
good considerable portion has come
up since the rains. Prospect of corn
crop not encouraging; rather a
gloomy prospect so tar for crops.
Drouth has not affected the acreage
in cotton up to this time.
Washington, May 31.--From LIST
to 9th dry, one or two light show
ers; since very wet. Cotton, not
good stands as yet /; coming up since
the rains; prospect not encouraging.
Prospect for corn not good; late
rains may bring it opt. Acreage in
cotton not much, if any, reduced by
the dry weather in April and May.
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