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0erThe crops in this section are exceed
ingJy promising. The season has been
very favorable for corn and the cotton
looks well, and is recovering from the eff
fects Of the excessive rains, and cold, un-
favorable weather in April MAY and June.
EXPERIENCED planters tell us that the cotton
is now past all ordinary contingencies, ex-
cepl such as occur in the picking season,
OF course we tpeak the results Of general
enquiries, and not of particular crops
The yield of Oats (an important product
hero) has been very heavy.