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Tie Crops-A few short days ago, and our
ubser, atoms with tho reports Of our correspond
en,s gave us 10 believe that the crops never were
b tier in Arkansas than they would be this year
and generally they will lie so. should no unto
ward event transpre 10 put them back or uo'
s,roy them. Bot tie late heavy rains have sod y
dcranaed this belief rs 10 some Of the farms
Those blooming fields Of corn which are situated
uron Ncosho river and some other sir'ams' upon
ure, are many of them either wholly dcstroyed or
greatly injured while many farms upon the Ar
Kansas river have been inundated and the corn in
many instances will be inevitably ruined. rs the
hral of the sun when the walers are gone off. will
cause the corn to wilt and crcct the ruin already
begun by the overflow. Hard is i, for man thus
10 his labor 20 for nnugh,, 10 see his prospects,


lolcv, 80 insiant, with plenty. .nnnhaed. We
Icnrn however, that tho rains IN the Northern
counties did not do much damage. and that there
Tie crops viii probably yield an unCoundcd hnr-
vest.