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! DAxAos N raE FaEsxer--The FSr To-
bsoco Gazette. printed Il Upper Madboro,
says" The frsshel Of last week has dnos in
cslculable damage. NOT only BY ,h- destruction
OF fencing and meadows, but to the growing
crops. The Tobacco crop has received con-
siderable injury, and il is the opinion Of the
best informed planters that very much Of tue
crop planned will 90, reach the house and as
il Is well known that less than the usual guam
tity was planted, the yield this year must be
far short Of an average.


HARvrsr In OHio.--The Cincinnati Chroni-
Gle says:


The harvest this year is very early. In the
southern half Of Ohio wheat has been harvest
ing more or less, for two weeks--and we sup
pose, will now, since ths weather has become
warm, be rapidly got in. ln the Miami, vege-
ta,ion of all kinds is very rich and abund-
ant. ~