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y DESTRUCTION oE THE CoTroN CRoP. a.
etter from Major Kelly 10 the New Orleans
Delta, dated Bayou Sara, September 3, says.


!" You have doubtless before this lime been
troubled with accounts Of the ravages of the
lafmy worm upon the cotton plant In truth,
0or own no Gotten pantation,) the .destruc-
tion is uneqnalled in the remembrance Of the
planters OF IS years experience. There is not
one single plantation or cotton field in this
whole section Of country that has not been at
lacked by them and all the leaves been eaten
of; you can form some idea from that wheth-
er there is truth in what you have heretofore
heard about the ravages Of these worms. Take
my word, there will not exceed half a crop
here this year. .sy ~8ss ~ rssaa y.