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Extract rom letter the editors of the Journal dated

 WifcoX CotETY, July g, l94l. Gentlemen ,-I have but Il moment 10 write you line or two. When last wrote you, though but few days sinCe informed you that there was no appearance of the and caterpillar and il was hoped there would not he. cannot, however, say much now they made their appearance and that i'll abundance, and have commenced their operations the cotton plant pretty much they did last yeAr They spread through the fields and devnur the first and then take the If they continue increase in the same ratio, within the last few days there will be but shsrf crops made hereabOuts, The weather is dry and hot

 CROPS IN GEoRoIA.-The Savannah Republican pub shed the following extract of lstter dated Monticello, July 30 From about he 18th of June 18th July the weather extremely hot and dry, which injured the crops in this vicinity very much. Since then have been blessed with rain and crops much improved The Corn this year will he good astthe promises better crop than last year. Since Was In Savannah have visited my place in Lee county and the prospects for good crops in the low country nne II