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LowNpEs COUNTY, GMiss.) Sept. l, ls4l. MR. EDIToR:--Dear Sr.-Qp the 23d ult., ths section of country visited by of the most de- straciye rains ever witnessed by oldest citizens Believing you feel deep concern for the planting in- terest of our country. have thus delayed with a view of ascertainng as accurately as possible the tent of the damage done, which am pained to say is immense; not only to the growing crop but also the lands in cultivation, which, under our system culture, is an irreparabe injury.

 The rain fell fifteen hours, eight of which it came down in one continued torrent. swelling the small streams some TWO feet higher than was known before. The Tombigbee river foot per hour. The drought in this region previous to this had been more severe than common, which under any cir cumstances would have made the crop, as short as that of last season. From the best ,infohnation

 