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COrrox CRor--I'hs Fl Dorado UniOa of she 5sh uli says.-@For the las. ten or fiteen days, we haze heard almost univer- sal complaint with the cotton planters of the worm, and though we did not think much about the matter at first, we are told they are very destructive to the cotton. We were informed on "Wednesday last, by one of our most respectable planters, that he would no. make more than a half of crop, ow- ing alone io worms. He also stated that the worms would eat and destroy half grown holls.r

 But, since that time we have received nothing further in relation to the supposed injury done the cotton crap, in Union county, by the worms and caterpilIars--but it is to be hoped that the damage will not prove so ruminous as was anticipated, at he above date.