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rive are informed that the late rains North were
heavy that ono planter lost two thirds OF his wheat
He had cut and heapcd it into shocks the day before
tho raj, that night the little stream upon which he


lived was 50 swollen that when the planter arose, next
,,0rri,r he bebeld his wheat field under water and


o,, mart or,he wheat washed away. Others lost some
of their crops by the wheat sProulns even '''''
reaped These losses, however, not eA'enu 10 una.
ny planters, and we have before noted' 'he wheat
and other crops excellent.