SEPTEMBER hath 30 days. 1866. 1 Sa. 2 G. 3 Mo. 4 Tu. 5W. 6 Th. 7 Fr. 8 Sa. 9 G. "Tis now the first Of the Autumnal season, and the leaves, Aspects, Holidays, Events, cupied on the 2d, '64. Farmer's Calendar. Bat. of Atlanta continued. The city oc- Ir costs less to make early pork, ville, Tenn., '64. recommends a and farmers make a mistake to put weather sets in. A little green off fattening their pigs till cold food now and then is very useful. in 8. Dog days end. Sow grass seed now. I think it gr.elong. W. 5th. The President does better by itself without any 6 C. day of thanksgiving for grain. Look out and get good Sunday, Sept. 11th, 64. seed. If you had more fodder Gen. McClellan accepts the nomination corn than you wanted for feeding 15th S.af.Tr. High tides. out green, you can cure it this 10 Mo. in 8. in Per. truce of ten month, and it will make excellent 11 Tu. by Gen. Sherman at Cooler, Atlanta, '64. for the Presidency, '64. days declared winter feed. It is hard to cure it well, but it can be done by taking 12 W. 6 C. with high a little pains. Cut all the second 13 Th. 6h.{idant Open Cr. Va crop you can get. Rowen is the 14 Fr. Sec. Stanton orders the draft to com- feed for ewes and milch cows. mence, '64. (Cap. of S. C. reg't by Sher 15 Sa. Cin Apogee. winds. Nothing like it. 16 G. 16th Sunday after Trinity.grams now. of Early,2500 Sow your winter Wheat and rye follow oats very well, but they will 17 Mo. 6 h. Cr.l. Low tides. do pretty well on sod land newly 18 Tu. 2 stationary. Fine for turned. You sowed some late 19 W. 6.Basheridanover Early 2500 turnips, I suppose. They can now 20 Th. gr.hel.lat.N. pris, 9 flags, and 5 be cultivated, if you sowed in pieces artil., 64. drills, and need attention any way. You will have some spare time for 520th. Sheridan crosses Cedar Creck, hav- fall ploughing. It is a good plan 23 G. 17th S.af.Tr. Autumn beg. to turn the soil up to the frosts of 24 Mo. 6. High ti.220 Battle of winter, and let it weather. It's a 25 Tu. 6 C. Va. Another victory by good plan to keep all the stock in Per. Sheridan's cavalry enter you can, even if you have to be at Staunton, Va., 64. some expense for extra feeding. a few days. You may want to buy a little now Adm. Porter issues farewell order to Mis-to consume your crops. It pays best to sell the products of the farm on four legs. You get a good deal 21 Fr. 9 in Aph. St. Matthew. 30 G. 18th S.af.Tr. runs high. of manure, and so good crops. 1866. OCTOBER, Tenth Month. Astronomical Calculations. Days. h. m. Days. h. m. Days. h. m. Days. h. 1 m. Days. [h. 53 19 10 5 25 12 12 15 20 10 27 26 m. 12 33 Last Quarter, 1st day, 1h. 25m., morning. 1 Mo. 5 57 5 42 2 Tu. 5 58 1866. NOVEMBER, Eleventh Month. m. Days. h. m. Days. h. m. Days. h. Days. h. 1 7 16 22 13 18 3 19 19 an. Days. h. m. 2 14 51 3 15 10 19 20 19 456 4 5 Rises. h. 1 Th. New Moon, 7th day, 5h. 40m., morning. Sets. Length Day's of Days. Decre. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. D F. A. 6 33|4 54|10 21|4 56|16|24| |
