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TIE OHUFB.-The IOIIOWIug TO IIUHI 1HS HU"01 loosa Monitor of the 4th instant

 'Many farms on the Warrior have been greatly injured by the freshet of last month. Some have been repanted; others continue to struggle, but can not recover from the effect. Generally, the river planters are thrown much behind The insect has shown itself m considerable strength in the cane brake and praries, 10 the damage of cotton The weather has been favorable for cleaning crops h many places it has been too dry for strong growth. Thus far, corn is promsing-cOtton feeble.