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oJ- Immense rains have fallen in tho Nof'hef"
counties or this Stale and tho South. western part
= u;,.o,,i. We learn tha, the rain one day was
more tremendous than at any time during tho
bc,vy storms of last year. The wheat was blown
down on many farms TO considerable extent and
much tangled. which will cause delay n the
renping; farther than this delay the wheat Is u"'
injured being too far advanced. Many OF those
"a rms iha, are situated on wa!crcoursos, even
small streams. sustained quito an injury tho corn
was washed down and the fences swept oil. These
rains did not continue more than ten or Twelve
days, anil we trust tho general damage will be
but slight. The crops thus far with this exceP'
ton are smiling with prospects OF plentiful har'