The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10


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MISSISSIPPI. w
10 Counties, Sc Reports. 10 counties B,
The weather az having been drv IA
and hot, and 3 seasonable. The efreo, II go
he whether has been unfavorable. cane. ss
ng shedding and forcing early opening GU
u bolls. Where they have had showers Ella
hey have come too late to do any good. ~,
-ninry from c4terpilIars and boil ,sorms spi
las not been to any serious extent. and rol
here Is but little apprehension that tAey mi
MI do any damage. - counties report lo
hat the yield will be 80 per cent less on e &c,
ne average tnan last year ; 5 less, with. wo
ut giving per ceutage. and / the same po.
Lowndes.1 Picking was general. AZ in ans
alabama, from August 18th to Septem. gre
er 10th, according to the location OF ths n.
ounty.. Nearly every report complains of
J the bad effect OF the ~Iong-continued tIai
ronth. and some, of the laborers work pro
g badly. All speak OF the early termi- ann
of the picking season, as nearly me.
! the cotton is now open. cat'
Very respectfully, tha
b. IRWIN Chairman, Mmi
P. BILLUPs, Committee an "5
G. HUDSON, r%no,;on oft.
NJ LESSER. and Sta,;s,;.s the
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