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The Miisdgevle (Ga) Recorder of the 23d inst says
Cotton is generally small and yet dependent upon the
growing season and fall But few blossoms have yet
put out with The prospect for good corn crop Is
rather moro fattering More has been planted than
usual favorable season for the future will probably
be productive of the largest made for many
The wheat and oat crop has turned out well; but
many planters have subsequently, had their wheat in
ured by the spell that ensued upon its ripening be-
fore was housed from its sproutng in the field Oats
being secured. smiling Providence has also
favored with season productive OF fruits in abun
dance We also notice the sweet orange Southern
border ornamenng yards bearing and growing luxu-
riantly.