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What is it but map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations and its vast concerns P C0acper.
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IHE SEASON SoSTH.-The Southern papers
speak OF the present season as a most extraor-
dlnary one. Louisiana, Alabama, and Missi-
sslppi have flooded nearly all the time. The
effects upon the growing crops are spoken of
as follows by the Trspic:


The.consequences upon the growing crops
will be severely destructive. The army worm
and the caterpillar follow on after rains, aud
complete the ruin the first has begun. The
nme Tor picking cotton is unusually late. Be-
tween the 18th and Goth of July, last wear. the
planters entered the field with their whole for
ce. Up TO the present time-a monthllater-
P'o0aoy not cotton field presents fair pick
ing Inc sugar cane is suffering lterribly: !,
mas no no' looked well throughout Tie season
Dut tne continued rains will in;ure II bevond
calculation, and must make the coming crop
light one. How far these unfa vorohis a;gns
will effect the price of cotton remains to be
seen; but that the crop will fail sbor, .hsrs m
not be doubt. We have late n;oL;n~. e'' aaa 90.
according to the. signs Of the times gs ,ons, a"u
expect an early frost. We hone ,he ,'l,m,or' mus
will be able TO take advantage Of anv pa r;.a 4,
the price of cotton, that may be occas;on.d . -,
these circumstances, and not have the mor,;S
cation Of seeing the close OF the year. rean ,he
advance which justly belongs to the grower t
or the price of sugar we cannot specuia,e.o