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Great complaints made Of the injury which the
wheat crop in the vicinity Of Greenvile South Carolina
has sustained from the fly II is said that many fields
almost entirely ruined others scarcely affected
but the average crop, the papers say, must be small


From all quarters Of East Florida receive the
gratifying accounts Of the state of the crops The
ncaculable advantage to the farmer and abundant
harvest is firmly counted upon by all The weather has
been remarkably cool lately much that it appeared
to be return Of winter. During the month Of April
the highest range Of the mercury in the thermometer
was 81 degrees-the lowest os Out Of the thirty days.
twenty-five were eclear.-Jacksonpiiie Neps, Nay IA.


Violent hall storms have lately visited many parts of
Georgia and Alabama, and in many sections have been
very destructive to the growing crops.