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| The Tallahassee FLA Journal of the 18th July
thus alludes TO the weather and crops 10 that
"Tbe Oldest inhabitant recollects no suc
seasoo "A we have had in Middle Florida for seve
| raj weeks; we may say months: past. Ib'
| drought" which usually comes IN May, thlsyeaL
came no, at ALL In lieu thereof the whole sprHg
was. 30 far as respects rain, highly sea'onaole,
AID when summer came, instead OF dImIDulion
we have an Increase Of wet. There has oee1
scarcely dry day for month past-the last week
averaged two hard showers day. !.


"Our friends abroad will inquire what is the el-
feet Of all this on the crops2 In regard to corn, inc
venerabl. gentleman above mentioned says ne mas
never seen fiuer crop. And really what we nate
observed in several counties conVineeS US lha' 10
is right.


tOf cotton the general report is (e1cept %hets !,
the grass has been utterly unmanageaole,l 'n~I !"
is extravaganly 6ourishing-iAr TOO m9cn 20 aJ
the satisfaction Of sagacious planters 100 mug"
weed and too few bOlls,e even should there 0. " ~
caterpillar, which every one confidently tearS' o., "
not thought the Weld of cotton Will De IaFSe' ~
in regard 10 corn there can be no ml'taKe-Su
bundant haVest seems certain" oL


The Montgomery (Ala.) Journal OF 'He ism
July, SAYS the caterpillar, or army wor.n' !a,
peared in Monroe and Clarke eounIiey III ~ -" -"
State Cotton on light lands e nucn ,., OS",DO !, il
usual average In the cane-brake coS"uJ ;,;s.
represented as very promising; In !no rains
in that section, the heavy ana ccn'l'OI u,.,, and
have caused an excessive growth OF the plant oo
consequent shedding Of the squares. ye Cos ~
early TO form any definite opinion as 10 ITO p'''
poets Of the crop


i" Macon, Ga.) July IA. We have heaIa n.,iUo ,Ur
almost every section Of the State. and the esu.O
ny seems irresistible, that the ineessa9' IS u,o,
the last three weeks have greatly injured 'nt n,
poets Of the growing cotton crops EVeu r,s.t.
Southern counties, where the promise was 80 S"t
est, the injury has been immense, and no'nlDs


late frost can secure any thing like an sVraS Ssy
crop. The corn and provision crops are cons'uN'
ed beyond contingency and are unparalleled.