The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25
Correspondence of the Crescent.

GAINESVILLE ALA september ~, lo0us
esSrS. misunderstanding that you quite gracious
respondents, and being sometimes affected with slight
symptoms OF intermittent tNr0r SCrbcRd propose occa
sonay jo down items from this neglected spot;
to the end that the virtues and of quiet and
tentatous village shall not go I" unsung"
We greatly blessed in regard to health there certainly
not healthier village in the whole South than the one am
now writing from evidence of which the doctors say
that they will be compelled carry around the hat"
heexpration of this current year. This happy exemption
from sickness is attributable to eligible and sautary oca
ton, and the constant supply Of medicinal water from
arIesan WELL bored out by that memorable bore, the
nowned John NJ. Cooper who never tires in well DOING,
and who is engaged in rrigating the arid plains of
Tamaupas with the liquid treasures of Lake Superior.
The of well has been analysed by Prof Bernard,
Of the University Of Alabama and found possess health
giving properties.
We can boast Of among the best conducted and
ourshing Female Semnares in the Southern country
der the management Of that able and highly qualified teacher
Erasmus Walker ESD, assisted by his amabe lady and
most efficient corps Of teachers. The ability and with
which this Seminary Of learning conducted, added the
heathness of its location, and the advantages Of good society
which presented commend 1t highly 10 the patronage Of
the whole South.
The spirit ofnJernal improvement operating slightly
among US We favorable to the system of improvement
by plank roads, and have under project from this place
to Dehalb, Miss, the completion OF which will greatly
improve the interest and enhance the prosperity OF both
places 1t high time that the South should her
ton not only to the Improvement OF her internal intercourse,
but also to the full development OF all her resources,
CpllileCld ana agricultural. lhey are IN
bounded and need only be unoIded place her high
position OF prosperity and Independence. In connection with
TINS SUBJECT cannot refrain from expressing surprise that
the Southwestern merchants do not obtain their supplies
from your great commercial emporium. Are Southern
and Southwestern merchants compelled to call upon New
York and other Northern cities why New Orleans
supply them Is the capital enterprise the New Orleans
merchants deficient? Why they carry import
ing business as extensively NewYOrk or Boston? The
advantages Of NewOreans for importing city are great
Is It not as accessible to hpping2 There can think, be
no need Of Southern and South Western merchants going
North for their mercantile supplies
There has recently been some slight agitation Of the poi
cal waters in county. great meeting was advertised
for eat flourish Of umpets made that heraded the day
the great and important interests of the South
settled the proceedings the Nashville convention were to
be ratified and approved the great panacea of the South
Tins meeting Oft, Southern resolutions wtre
passed, Of moderate tone, hut the great resolution Of the
day-ttat which was 10 give it cast and gloryapproyng
the object and action Of this convention would down.
There but few very few, found to do reverence
Since this " flare up, the political irmame hp been calm
and quiet and the price Of actiOna patriotism has fallen
the political market.
We had CASE here short time since that materially
ale ated the eRHu monotony and anguor of dog days
ms was case of as exciting interest and importance as the
mule case at Biloxi, though differing in this; that it was
on the civil and not the criminal calendar Of the Justices
court; and in this also, that it about a mule or
horse, but the aDDings of horse, wit horsene or as
some would persist in calling it, horse mosquito bar. As
short report Ofhs woud probably be interesting to your
readers, and perhaps instructive that portion which belong
to the legal profession [ proposg +, give H.
1t seems and were upon horse trlde asked boot
the way of boo, if G ond rive him bi borse tbi r,
refused During this clafarir, he. ,ypan p and r. t
was standing by promised tp & thai he ,crId ,5s, mn
hrads and tails with him, and thus determine whether
should give $50 boot or a. and he take The net n
this proposition c consented A tossed M Lglf q r,ual
and ost-A took possession o. the borse. net R and G
shortly after traded horses but when they came TO adjust
the bout differed as to the net which had wan and nk
into possession one claiming that il was to be placed 10 his
credit the other to his Thus stood the matter for several
days when b. finding that C would nav only Is concluded
tl.+ H. H..