{"newspaper_name": "Mississippi Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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IHE CRoFs.-In consequence of the late
deluglng rains, and the effects Of the hail
last week, many Of the farmers in tins sec
ton are Plonghing up and re-pantng fields
cf corn and cotton. The spring has been
very backward, and these latter disasters
will, in many cases, throw into this month
the labors which should have closed with
the month OF March. The nights and
mornings are still TOO cool to favor the
growth OF cotton, where it has escaped de-
slruclon from the causes mentioned. The
season, thus far, has been very unfaVora-
Die and djscouraging.