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The Wilmington Commercial, one of the wlny
presses Of North Carolina that repudAtcs Scott.
has been selected by Mr.. Webster as publisher Of
the laws Of the United States Another straw
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BosroN, August 10 Account, from Labrador
state twenty nlnc French fisherman have been
driven off by the British, and thu, prevented
irorn catching ssnss fish.
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THE STEAM BoAI IILL.--The bill that is before
Congress for securing safety to the lives Of pas
senger- on steam vessels, is likely now to pass
since the awful destruction Of life on the Henry
Clay, will. more stringent restrictions and guards
than ii contained some few weeks since. 1t was
to have come up for consideration on Thursday
last
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Wing SlCys-Greely sp,s ON the platform ;
Webb on the candidate; Webster i, mum; Fill
more aud hi. Cabinet, cold; lombs, Stephens,
Gentry and Guiding. openly oppose the election
of Scott; auJ honest suuwm. Wai-~ every where
give up Tie dc Is cast
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New ORLEANS, August l7.-By the arrival of
the schooner Josephine a. this port from Vera
Cruz we lean that a revolution had broke ont in
lompico, and Mazatian, Guadalaiara and Vera
Cruz
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BEAUTIFUL PIcrURE-1'he following serv beau.
December 2s. 1t may be old to.many of our
readers but new and pleasing TO some =.
lwopainters were employed 10 ofresco the walls
OF magnificent cathedral; both stood on the
rude scatfoding constructed for the purpose some
forty feet from the floor One Of tn, IN was so in.
tent upon his work that he became wholly ab.
sorbed and IN admiration stood Off from the pic.
ture, gazing at It with intense delight Forgetting
where !hG was he moved back slowly, surveying
critically the work Of hi pencil until be- had
neared the edge otthe plank upfin " hich he stood
Al th. critical moment his companion turned
suddenly. and. almost frozen With horror aud af.
fright beheld his imminent ped. Ar'other instant
and the enthusiast would be lprecipiated upon
the pavement beneath. If he spoke to him it
was certain death--f lie held bis peace death
was equally sure Suddenly hs regained bis
presence Of mind. and seizng wet brush be flung
1t against the wall, SCATTERING ite beautiful pic.
urc with unsigh'ly bloihes Of culoriEg The pain
ter flew forward. and turned uppshs friend with
fierce lmpreca,ous but startled nj li. ghastly
f:c". he listened TO the recital Of danger looked
'huIlering al the dread space below, and with
tears Of gratitude blessed the hand that saved
him.
So said the preacher, w. sometimes get ab,
sorbed III looking upon the picA1re- of th, world
and contemplating them we step backwards, un
conscious Of onr peril when the Almighty dashes
out the beautiful images and we spring forward
to lament their destruction, into the oustfetched
arms of melsy and are saved.
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Millinerv!

Mrs, GREGG hasremoyed to the well known
vi stand OF ! Dickey,
Corner Of Canal and Columbus Streets
She trus,sior acontinunnce oitndc assuring h.
customers that work committed to her care shal
he done IN the latest STYLES aud ON very tcnsonn
hlc terms She has received her Spring Goods
and Fashions, aud lstcady to wait onall who may
give heru call
Linngs and Trimming always on hand. Shur.
ed Hats made very neatly. May s-,f
WlllTMORE is selling his goods cheaper
~ than any other man IN Ottawa. June II.
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FATAL AFrnAY AT AsrNwALL--we learn from
DIR, Gould, passenger BY the steamship Falcon,
which arrived last evening from kspinwnl that
street fight took place at Aspnwall on the 9th
OF June, between Col II. r. Wood. formerly Of
Apnlachicoa, but more recently of this city, and
more formerly Of this place. 1t appears that Dy.
er was indebted to Col Wood to the amount Of
seven hundred dollars, which claim the Colonel
had frequently pressed Dyer to pay, and Dyer as
often refused. Col Wood told DYER that If he
did not paw the amount he would shoot him.
The Colonel went to Overs house and called him
out. but Over refused to cone ont Col Wood
then drew revolver and fired at Over. the ball
taking effect in his breast-the load in the pistol
not being sufficiently strong TO penetrate through
the hodv-vhe1 Over Immediately raised gun
and fired At Col Wood at Tie same instant Col
Wood fired again and broke Overs arm. The
shot from Dyer's gun killed the Colonel. blowing
his brains in every direction
Col Woods rdmains was followed to the grave
bv Mr. Gleason. the American Consul a, Chacres
and large number Of the cost respectable iuha.
bitanfS ~ the f-tlmus DYER -ill remains in n
prera'ious situation and is not expected to sur
viye--N o DrIta
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Boot 81 Shoe Shop.
- Boot & Shoe Shop.
WM, e.. FASH

WOULD inform the public thu, he has lately
opened a shop ON Madison street, in the building
formerly occupied by Buchanan 4 EichelherVcr
aud lately 10y Bailey 4 Eiehclhcrgct, NJ n tailor
shop, where he is prepared To manufacture to or.
der all kinds OF work IN the above line, IN the best
possible manner.
lie will also keep on hand good assortment, Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at the very lowest prices. Mend.
ING done At short notice aud IN the ncale.l manner
lnlI and see. lhnunfN 10 lS52-N
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AIrsrfisrmeHtS inserted at 81 per square iot
he hr.t insertion, and 2ic-nt- ioreuch 'uh-rqnen'
tu,-uiou 4 liberal discount made To those who
advertise by the year.
NJ No paper discontinued until all arrearages
ar p1id. unlcss a, the option oi the Publishers.
or Communications, 10 insure attention, must
always be Tree oi postage, aud accompanied with
the Authors name,
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Nature PToc'a,ms n Deity.

There is.a God The herbs o. the valley the
cedars Of the mountains. bless Him. the binds
sing Him IN the foliage: the thunder procaiGs
Him IN the heavens. The ocean declares Hi i'm.
mensity; man alone has said there is no God
y Unite in ihorght at 'the same instant the most
beautiful objects in nature. Snpp. Sc that YOU see
Al once, al ib hours Of the day pll the seaspns
TDf the year. nfsrning Of spring. and morning
OF sutum1 apigh, bespangled with stars. and n
niaht daikened by clouds meadows enamelled
with tower-- forests hoary withtnow fields gil.
Ided blythe tipts offs autumn.--then alone. YOU
will have Just conception Of the unlverte! !!
While you are gazing on that sun which Is plung.
ing into the vault Of the West, another observer
admircs.hi'a emerging from the gifled gates Of
he East. BY what inconceivsbh powers does
that aged star. which ia sinking iatigued and bur
nng in tie shades Of the evening, <e.appear at
be same Instant fre'i, anahumd with the rosy
dew of the morningf At every hour Of Me day.
the glorious orb Is at once rising. resplenlpnt rs
MONDAY, and setting in -he west or rather. our
sense deceives us, and there is properly Speaking
no East or West no North or South, in the world
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CHINESE CELEBBATiox OF rIrr irn OF, JuLY.-
The participation by The Chntse in theeeLsbra
ton, of our National Anniverssty, at San Frah.
cisco, ls described as follows
The great and principal fea, 'se Of the proces
sion, was the Celesiials, who tuned ditiui aston
ishing numbers There were no les> than three
or four hundred Of these singufsr< Es5e-; who
took an active part in communicating tiis. glori
Gus day, Their procession wa. beaded Uy four Of
Their number bearing large 1al ms,b Of silk, OH
which was the figure of "A dr,g,V.and having
eyes made Of looking glass It.wa< one Of the
richest specimens of art we have. seen and the
cost of it alone was $4,000 Another banner in
the procession borne by some OF. their numbers.
bore the emphatic words Of A rush for Repub.
lleansm," and The 4tb Of Juls hereafter and
forever festival day for the Chinese A car
riage drawn by four grey horses contained a
band oi their native musicians. ywLo. with their
unwleldy and strange looking musical insru.
ments, discoursed horrible hasrsony In nm ex.
travagant style. A large nuhissr II mandsrins
IN carriages and on horseback were IN attendance
whilst many followed on foot The whole was
under the commander of Normea Assing, Esq,
together with Sam We and several other Of our
prominent Chinese citizens
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a new locomotive ha. been huilt at Trenton
n j., for the Trenton and Amboy r ilroad, which
heats the water before il cutters tte-buicr III.
tank !. connectedby horse to the ash pan wiicl
Is made W tn double b.ttom to fprn i pace
of three inehes between the sheets 50 as 10 con.
tain water From this space the water passes
through an intermediate pipe thence to the
smoke box. where II passes out to he pipes
which are vertical and fixed on he outside Of the
smoke box and worked from the arm Of the pen.
dulum shaft
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HDGS & IlOLLISTER, Attorneys aud Coun-
scllors at Law aud Solicitors ln Chnncrfy'
will give their pronp attention TO all business con-
Il tel 80 them IN the circuit, supreme. ana Federal
courts OF the state. Office in Sanger n Armours
Block, southwest corner Oi TIE tnnIt House
Sll1rc, Ottawa, H. May ~, 1852
NORRIS n FIsEUR, Geo. II. Norris,
y Geo : Flsher) attorneys at Lat1 y LAM
igsais, Ottqlcd, W. VIII pay particular atien-
uuu 10 the payment oi taxes iu ANY pan OF limos,
nurrha ing and selling Real Estate, investigating
titles. collecting demands buying and selling MI
,,,ry Land Warrants, and locating them ON the
best Lands Tor soldiers or others, securing PEN
spus and all claims against the 6oycTnmrmt.-
OFFltE--Dn thc southwest corHcr oi lhc Iuo-
lie square 81 ct
commissioners OF Deeds, Sc, for New York,
Co,r.riicut. Ohio, New Jersey, Michigan aud
Wsronsn. May 3. lsj!-tE
ryI,IpffV WALLACE, y G Cham
I pHn-W II 7. Wallace lHorHcgs and CoHH-
,rlgys At La,r. Office over l.. GnRI. Drug
s,nr.. nuowa. nov %, 10
" :. LELAND, liioraeg and Cou"sciiord al
j., Enr Dtit'- U th" room M thu court house
occupied in part by th, Clerk aud Library OF the
st,rfne court may ~
TLOyER d COOK, u q. Gloyer-B. c.
"a C,osy attorneys d Councillors at Lar,-
Ouva Office IN Gcddlcks Block, east sldc Of
the rub,ic Square. jane, l'i'-u'
- W. RANDALL, AtorDcg at Ln"-Jollei,
>. Will couu'y M. Aug TO- lSIS-u
YSREER * INGALLS,, &c +. Frccr-G. A
j loslAs) IHprury' ami >o''c.ier', Chicago
luIno'. ,,..rru,,- :,
~ VI. h'A .'''""I' p" ',' nni., ~.
Sls,... block, where ne mar be- found day aud
n.r4r. s.l.uu,, professionally ..y engaged.
Esrra-rs-Dc Shpwan, Ed \. " Journa'
ot Homeopathy Dr. hrlSIHIeaSo. July -.
h'. mn J. ~ ~ .,., '., 81. n.,o,,,,nt home
- "t Nv .I ..ry,.,- IN ,L,. ,ir,,rns Of
n,..,,. ,.a,' yl.ir.ry Dni,rand RESIDENCE On Ca
ma. -,r..t. ogl,,.t. Mr. llo.-roh's Sash Factory
Hpu Gll@ lomr-'y oceW.rd by I. J Imra
whr.r nccao"tt. times be l'and "nrh NOT absent
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u-'.'N " n,I,,y, ,dJ y,cinity Office
g,.r 't. .,,r. ii : " Chceyrr. next 10 Walker
& Hekme's. Residence ON the north side Of
the new Puhic Square, where he may be- luuud NJ
all time. except when absent Oh professional bas'-
he'7' '- w.
~ y. GElGGS, DTa7gi8 and h19h"tfr-
a.. In the orltk building norm OF 'ny To0' !
Il use Ottawa III, I.,,,.,.-, &C. ''',' n.
ENALhEN * llIChLlNr' D,ntFE !" "',?'
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MAsoN'a REPLY To THE ScorrrR To a vonuq
holy. You admit it to he holy religion. and thu.
pav It the highest compliment in your power r.
The Young man Of course had no reply to make
inhdel who was scoffing NJ Christianity because oi
the misconduct "f ~ professors the late DR. Ma.
son once said " Did YOU over know an uproar to
be made because an intidel went astray from the
paths Of moralitui" The irficl admitted that he
had not. Then don't Won see said DR. NJ , that
by expecting professors of Christianity TO be
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

4. u0Es. H hoLLI7IEh
HUGS & IIOLLlSTER, Attorneys aud Coun-
sr,lors Mt Law aud Solicitors IN Chnncrfy,
will give their prompt attention TO all business con,
ii tel 80 them IN the circuit. supreme, nnd Federal
courts OF the state, Office IN Sanger n Armours
nLn,k south. .we.t corner OF the Court House
S.,,rr. Ottawa. H. May %, 1852.
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leaving the 7th ard I'd Of each MONTH and fnns ~
the Pacific seamsbPsa Through Line to and fron Ee~n
rom New -Orean. can be secured from ANN 1T snNo
HARRIS Il co, Agents at that place.
Ladies' Saloon State Roons
Lover AT aid Forward Saloon State Rooms.
Second Cabin Standees
Passengers are landed at the railroad depot A,pinwa free
81 expense The railroad being In opentor and cars run
nius half the distance from Aspuws 70 Panama tbs
trans II Of the sthmus may be performed in from sehsen
70 entyfour hou-the expense which varies FROM $40 DO
go to P = SiHs p Maif STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The public Informed that under the new aransement
Navy Department commanded by Navy O;cer and carry.
ing the y. s. Mails will hereafter leave Panama imme
daely the arrival OF the Atlantic Mails and san Fran
sseo the lat and 5h dsys OF each month and VIII touss
reserve Boat will be kept at each end OF the route 10
The following Steam Packets belonging % tie Pacific
Mail Steamship Company are nov on the Pacific one Of
which will be always la port each end OF the route:
c G9EsfIRTJN tun.
REPUBLIC .... OOtuns- CAROLINA ....... 500 tuns
OREGON ........ lo99tuns COLuMBUS.......soO tuns
cAEiFo o iG50 tun. UNICORN tuo.
FREMONT s,sliSiS ciMEix v5 d tGn; s.+..,
francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting at the former port
the arrivals Of the mails and passengers at Panama and
suning without delay Nth the mails and passengers for the
Steamer from San Francisco. Persons securing through
passage by the United States Mail Steamers from NewYork
have preference Of accommodation board the Pacific all
Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama to San francisco the mos,
favorable terms
regular line Of Propelers Will be kept up for the
portson Of freight and transient passengers between Pan
and San Francisco One Of the above Steamers win
keep up the connection between Acapulco and other Mex
ports Each passenger allowed 30 bs personal bag
free, not exceeding in Measurement 10 cubic eet
freight will be taken ChasTes 70 foot and
rom Panama San francisco at the rate OF 500
sor freight or passage apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office Of the Companies, No IN WestS Of
Warren, New.YoIk.
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tr,uE PEOPLE OLE THE STATE OF NEW.

YORK, the grace If God ire- ans lds ent- all yer
the Of JOHN b. MENGl late OF the CITY
New York deceased creditors next oterSise send
greeting You and each hereby ,;,i AMI required.
sonay be and appear before Surrogate OF The County OF New
iorA i office the CITY OF New ork ia 10th day OF DC
eleven O'Clock the day then and
there attend the final settlement OF the account ~ proceedings OF
james 5 Thayer PutAc Admins rator IN The City Of New foIk
Of the goods chattos and credits Of said de-
ceased.
In ;euoDy whereof have caused the sea OF ohce OF ssd
Surrogate 20 be- hereauo affixed witness Alexander w.
- Bradford. Esquire, Surrogate Of sad County, at tbs
L. . CITY Of New York the 18th lay Of April tie Of our
Lord one thousand esht hundred 'ui hfy two.
jyi law4wM A. ". BRADFORD, Surrogate
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U,HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Thes ship
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Ca Luce BALTIC, Capt. COmstook,
ADRIArlC. Capt Grafton.
These thps have been built by coot set expressly for Gov
service. Every has been taken ia their
sruciion aso ia their Engines to inOue strength aud
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Qualed for elegance and c0mOS. Price Of from
New York Liverpool in class cabin $40 In second
do SO exclusive Of extra size state $780, from
Liverpool to NewYork $50 and a. An expeIi-ncaa
keon attached each sho Noberh secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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~ A most rerritic and bloody aiiray
occurred ON Fridsy l.st the town of WINS
burg Washington Co. As as We can CLEAN, the
particulars are these: IL seems that eight
men were play log cards 10 room, when several little
ste cations took place between different ptes which,
however, were queted down Al length TWO OF them
got together, wh-D, the others taking sides, weapons
were drs~D, and the bloody work commenced
James Vest sho, through bis brains knocked out
and rumor says his torOat cut He died Instantly. J.
l. scay was shot and stabbed, but not dangerously
Wat Shoemaker soos twice one wound through
the stomach, though, 10 be mortal Abraham Kelly
had bullet glanced OF his forehead, doing nothing
more than stunning him. Tom FAIRIES had the skin
which covers the wisdppe cot By ball Twenty shots
ct least said 10 have been fred
Since the above was In type, we have been tod that
Ii was l. Scsy, and not Shoemaker, who lays In such
a critical state. Lebanon (Ky) Post
~ The Foster prizes at Harvard Col
egs were awarded 10 those passing the best examina
frat prize 10 Dr. Herman l.. H. BofFsnd all of Boston
second prize 10 DIR. Thomas Gage, Of Waterford
Me; third prize 10 DR.. James Wadock, Of Roxbury
u The shipments of lead from Potosi,
Wisconsin, since March, 1852 amount 70 s0s3550 lbs
The total amount OF lead shipped from Dubuque. 10
1851 was about 100000 bs-almost the entire pro.
Duct Of the Iowa mines More than three fourtas o.,
the lead produced from the Wisconsin mines sshpped
at Galens.
u William KimliD, Esq, for many
years editor Of The QsJec Mucury died suddenly on
the morning Of the 18th inst of disease Of the heart
De was rscy and agreeable writer, aud condu ctei
me Mercury with ability. He died at the early age
OF &C.
n The Grant Co. wis., Herald saws
that gentleman has recently commenced the culture
OF tobacco In the interior OF Rehland County Wis
lie Manufactured, during the year past, and has
now In Prsceas Of manufacture, about 1900 los.
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- Yors-Edwsd Robins and William Powell sssnst Stephen
for money demand coEtrstIo the
DEFENDANT above raued You hereby summoned and
CURED the complaint his acton, which aed in
OF th- Ce City and County OF New YORK. az
CfJ Hall SAID the 3st day Of July, 1874 and 20
the said complaint the subscriber,
b. Office, No IL Wall SAID within twenty days
after the OF thus summons You, exclusive Of tie Jag 81
suci and m he ~fd compliant wltGn The
time th- plaintiff. tbs acton vii as- .'gment
you the OF IN huaei and thirty dollars ami tre-
cents The sixteenth DAY OF Jlg thousand
ssi hundred 'y two, bde the costs OF tbs lonDssd
New York, 3lst July, Iso1. CHARLES ,. SANFORD,
au3 laV6VN Pain'its Attorney.
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

FRAkCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
and only Line giving Tickets for Crossing tn. l.thnus
The iavOrite doubleengine steamship PROMETHEUS,
800 tuns, will leave from Pier No North River at
O'Clock, p. M, precisely, THURSDAY August 5, for
San juan del Nore direct, connecting with the Pacific
Steamer the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but II
miles Of lard transportation These steamers have
passed Accommodation with superior ventilation, and
passengers 90 through without any delay the Pacific
being in waiting ard the iat crossing from Virgin
Bay occupying only day. This route offers superior adj
vantaees TO families going 10 California being the only
BY which passengers Always under the charge Of oe
attached 10 the Line and this time much healthy
and comfortable than by other For infoma non
sage the lowest rates apply only the Office No. Bat
terry place. up stairs to D. 3. ALLEN. Agent
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NOR SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN

The most expeditions aud attractive rous for this cee-
Taed watering place is BY the Morris ana Essex Railroad
LEAVING New-N ork the foot OF COurtandtst &C 81
A M u NJ. and 4 p. NJ Leaving Newark at ID A. NJ,
y - ard d Pm Stages and earnings connect az Nor
risown snd Dover on the arrival OF the IS A W. train.
so At Dover 18th the u a. and 10 NJ. trains and pro-
"a. o,rect 10 he Mountain.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Tho Crops.

MADISON, (LA THE copious rains of
the last week or two have made the Corn. Toe crop
will prove most abundant. Cotton would have done
better with lees.
ST. FRANCIsvILLE.-The Corn crop in
that parish will Lot be abundant was anticipated
The Cotton looks we'll, and there will be very fair
yield unless the caterpillar should make its
OF the veather prove unreasonable In future.
The crops of Cotton, Corn and Sugar in
Rapides Parish are only so so. month ago they
more promising t6an they ere now.
There has been very severe storm in
Rapides extending from low point Bayou Bout a
coRsidf rable Distance on Bayou Robert. Much Corn
Was blown down, and Ia some places were evidences
OF hail
CADDO The planters of that region
are yet exuir in the prospect of unconnonly ane
Cotton crop Appearance too are la favor OF their
making a crop Corn sucn as has not for many years
been voucbssed TO them.
The prospect OF large crops of Corn and
Cotton In South Arkansas Is very fine. Similar ntei
gence comes from ain os every quarter OF the State.
The recent rains appear 10 have done iacacuabe good
to Corn, Cotton. &c
CAKRoLToN. Miss. The crops Of Corn
In that section exceedingly foe the Cotton crops
in that country are as good as usoa, perhaps better
than last year.
The Caroiinian of the ODD says: We
regret 10 learn thst the caterpillar army worm, has
been very destructive 10 the Cotton plant some plant
aions the river below this place few made their
appearance some weeks sisce, but have spread with
rapidly over several hundred The Corn crops
IN the section said 10 be the most uxuant that
have been rssed for many years.
Within the last ten days the planters OF
DeSoto Parish have been blesssd with about M much
rain as they Deecsd and prayed Tor. Appearances tor
abundant crops Of Corn aud Cotton could not be more
favorable than they are At preset.
The Palmetto Is. G.. Sentinel says that
the average crop in Barnwel district il a good one
though some planters have aferior prospects
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EpW'DK COLLiNS& co, No IS Wsll-st NY
BROWN. SIMPLIFY. 4 CO, Liverpool.
T.. ROBERTS Il co, No - Kings Arms Yard,
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JOHN MUNROE 4 co, No Rue Not-e Dame des
\i;oire, Paris, VI GEO VI DRAPER HAvre
The Of these ships will not he accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewey, precious stones or metals I'M
les. bills scng signed therefore, and the value there
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