The Drought.
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The severe drought Experienced last
Summer i'll the Island Of Cuba Says the
Savannah Republican, seems to have
been transferred 10 lhis section Of coun-
try.-l'here has been no rain Of conse-
quence in this vicinity for three or four
months past, and the same may be said oi
all the counties Sculh Of Ibis. The crops
are suffering to all extent never before
known at this season Of the year. Those
planters who have been so fortunate as to
geLtheir crops up, will most OF them have
to rcplant, as It is almost entirely cut oft
The season is now so far advanced tha,
we fear an almost total failure Of The cot
ton and corn crops in this section Of the
country at least. uEless rain should soon
set in.