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ne Coneordd InteHigeneer OF the 9th inst, says =
rain which have done much damage to the cotton If
these rains have been felt widely any thing like the
severity with which they came down here a considera
BILE difference in the Drop will have been produced by
the weather Of the week.


On the same subject the Parish journal Of the 26h
ut published at Minden, the parish of Claiborne saws
the corn crop in that section is good


Three or four weeks since says the Journal the cot
ton in this section OF country looked we'll and large
yieids were expected but those expectations are
not realized aud cannot be- for since that time there has
been continual drought. is now said the present
crop viii be but little better than years. which was
halt crop


The Baon Rouge Go=ete of the 9th inst SAYS The
peauiin appearance OF the crops weeks ago raised
the expectations OF planters rather too high The
long drought had considerably weakened the plants and
The late showers with the intermediate hot sun has been
very injurious. In fields nearly half the p nts are
withering away, and planters will be very fortu
nate II they make wothTds of what they expected to
make few weeks ago


The ,Herandria Q.a) Democrat Of the 9th ultmo
says that the caterpillar had hitherto spared the cotton
crop IN tha parish and thinks that it will not make its
appearance this year. '.s -