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BENJAMIN B. Peck,

AS constantly on hand a large and well selec.
hD ted stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
GROCERLES, HARD WARE. MOOD, TIN
And QUEENS WdRE. S1DDLERY >
AND REdDY MADE
CiOJTfNG.
Ills assortment OF Dry Goods embraces all arti-
cles necessary to supply the demand, consisting Ia
part of
French, English and American Prints-latcst STYLES
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, huslins, Ginghnius; Plain, Dotted and En-.
broidered Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen, Cotton
and English LAccs; liura aud Cotton Ia
bile Cloths; Fancy SILK Puiasols Fans
In great variety Meached aud
Brown Shcctins and Shirt
ing; pcnims Co,tonadc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting;
Plain and Striped I.owells;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Cheeks.
Umbrellas, Buttons, Pins, Tapes, Needles, genuine
Goats sewing Cotton, and every article belonging to
the Dry Goods Line.
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CLOYWyyG

CLO7WIYG.
Cottonade, Linen, Drop, pu;a and Cassemcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, prar, O'Eta, Alpaccn, Lin.
en- and Cotton Coats, of every quality aud style
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Cnllu,, Hickory, Check and
Stripe shirts; Drawers, Susrcndcrs, Cotton Flancl
and silk Under Shirts and drawers.
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FAIR NOTICE.


NA do no, wish to incur the dlsplcasurc Of
Wv any person, hut our circumstances are sucl,
that wo cannot giSo further indulgence, aud those
who ate Yet behind With us ON last years account,
viii save coats by coming forward and paving up.
for the tut 81 We viii change our way OF doing hi.
slness. We sill sch ~ low As NE can afford, and re-.
.gnirS prom : payment. We consider il lad treat.
mcut to iic pusctaal buyer Tor him To nay al; a,
our had debit, and a sufficient percentage to sustain
us IN hnsiness aunt allow o,sr ptn.sts "a tcsnaip IN the
hands ~ those who ate ycSaliously SLOW To pat
and We ,htns Is VIII he to tho interest at these Who
make il,eir calculations a pV az lke s,d of il,e
year, to trade viii. u, ns No certainly viii ssl seas.s
lower than ihcy have been sohi. aal as low a. cir.
canssiaiees nill allow. There h a gYsa, spsnpt,in,
hsra OF high prices and how are ~ to- se. 1o4s,.
low when sot ,oorc thaa one hail pas their accounts
whoa die.
We have Iasi received a oeesh aaot,s,Sat of
DRY
Il avery description.
sEafA
Aessets,
R6sssds.
Sskfsrp.
8std nssyr,
lis sFars.
Heef,s Herr, Hsssa-e WSsrr. gsaS.s nav
fH.ss Wtfrc. ~sss@s& N
shssk We ats ae0se0s ~ asA. bnst OK ccsrsos tslass.
pies
y. ns~iss al sAe essl ef sAs ssss.
8Oasa3eN janc =, lsss~iy
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

y virtue of and to satisfy an execution ia my
- hands, to me directed by the Clerk of the
District Court of Gonzales County, in favor of the
State of Texas w. w. NJ. Psrchman for the sum
OF ~sixty-two dollars and costs of suits, | will offer
Tor sale within the hours prescribed by law, Mt the
door OF the courthouse in the Town of Gonzales,
ON the 9th day of July, A. ID. 1853.
TWO AMERICAN HORSES,
the oae n red sorrel, the other a roam. Levied up-
ON as pointed out to me by said Parchman to salts
fy the above named execution.
Terms Of sale cash.
w. l.. BARROW,
Sheriff q. G.
Gonzales, june Is, is5s-3-sw.
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SdDDLE6y dc.

SdODLERY dc.
a superior lot of ~Saddlcry just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies and Gents Saddles, Bri.
dies, Bride filings, Martingalcs, Rcins, Stirrups,
Bits, CircisS'cS, ~ilnlicrs, Stirrup feathers and Bug
gy, Stage, Wagon, fiaing and Planters Whips also,
u large lot OF names, collars, &c.
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MATS, BOO7S d SHOES.
Lcghorn, Panama, Carnpcaehy, Kossu,h and
Black SIN dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c; also, n large
lot of Boots and shoes of all qualities.
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livery Stable,
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~ EsAssly t.6ksaxssz A. th~ Ssp Heed. t,sssr
a. w. nrexws oAt ssssA fassr4fsss ssssss~e~s ~
she sssiseNs ~ ,ssetssA>< and sssrs%sesee r~sssnsass.
ass M issvs{t < raf5a Fessesy, thss 10 u ssr
~tsyssfss "a tskc s~se "a rs~-es IN ~ sxzs sxs,e
ewes tsseet. IL sssssae@ M ga5es 90 exrsrs4s wsa
IL ssarrs 20 else ~~assssossso ~ "a 49, Ma, ,ss,ss
..ssss saess ~ ~ h4rtss ssa aessss tss sss.<s st,srt
st%n o. t~ss<shssss ~ ssSsss a Efes.s sA<ra II nxst,.n
4se
utfsFS met;iIS srs HAskN &c ase a.
hsrc A. ~ uas< sszs - se.rans&s sAts.
tscsA sns rsfef5 tsss~ss tsssssssei IL syazsIrss
ts~sasA,se .Jsss 4. ,sss4iv
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UEDImyE.e

MEDICINES.
Qulnine, Calomcl, Castor oil No. @, Laudanum,
Mustang %Linanent, Pa Killer, Jnynes' Medicines
of several kinds, sarsaparilla, British. Sweet, Lin.
seed and Lamp Oil, Turpentinc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Patty, and a great variety OF other ar.
tieles GOO numerous To mention. NIL of which VIC Offer
tf sale at moderate and steady prices.
Call IN aud examine cur stock; We never charge
Tor showing goods, ON the contrary take great plea.
sure III exhibiting them, especially to the Ladies.
Gonzales, june 4, is5a-ty
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H1RDWARn A.e

HARDWARE, Dc.
a splendid assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
late from the best Manufactures, composing all ar
iicles nccdtul in that line.
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SADDLERY
Ladies' and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingales,
Girths, Siirrups and Lcathcrs, Whips of every kind,
Choppers, Carpet and Saddle Bags, Valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars aud Backbands.
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fecscu-ph. e., It un. dear, ca. Il ar"
) susnsnsa. ~
81 ! cant, ma. I've eaten essnssh"
q Ftsh, yse, teer, cal ap wtssts on yrss gssss
~ 90 Il ssssss'f ~ kefts
Ice sssnspsn . practice this Va ssusavw
risra heyu,pl the wants a nature. snJ
4 brig sssvsr s~lattsns III shess byss. that Che
80 ncsa ~ ts lost f~reesoas ssoscsay
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fiif ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
DIR. TOWNSHIPS
Compound Extract of
S A h S A |. A,
IMPROVED AND
a iutae,u,cd andcr the dlsoct stpcsin,endcnce OF
JAMES Il CHIFFON, ", u.

NV D'N fNsfN'Nsfh iHfNttFf tA |t tHiffE sNf1fCas
This medicine contains al the vegetable prin.
etlsiss which experience has proved uAeial la clean.
iug the syatelg ifOin disease, extracted and cont.
hiaei with the highest sAil which the naRncmen,
oi Modern ChctoiSus enables us Ia employ. and /,
justly lv,,o4s4,aatci
he tiryat FssiSer " az 6'',ssf asi Cass af
Screiala. khccts al Nufemy, ulcrrA goa>,tis.,-
,ien, E,sdpvta>. dyspepsia, Nervous pis,as,s
Coughs. Col5s, 1~iyeacsS IA,cr COMPLIANT.
kAcauaittm Neuualgia, Sal, Rhean. Fever aud
Agsr, Bdess fctcr, ~iriey, ressr Ssses Ring
Wese', 1eaessl pohahiy, ksup,ssas
CAUTION
Al she gennise pr. fnNf~asi ! SarsAra,gs. t,.at
has teea p~sep@tos drew i,i. seua. isso, hks ss,o
Anaesci essttcase Il Ia. tnuses. ~, st,s "sfslls
Wrapper ~ esci, i~s,se.
ghs !, ~ est#fs. thai the Cntassatad rxfreet 81
~SsF~sgasia, e~sastalassi IL thls ssash. anass nay A.
tvs,.sea aasl sagsf,isea. te4a tAe nskginAi Issssls.s
q ~. : T. fe~4.sad and shsa i i ssasstss~4i ~
iasrvSacn,s purely seecfsiAN Asei wi,is,at sssssxs,ss,
JAMrs u clsliroN. " u.
tstesniss
NoIiCr
Ndd ~ 81 shs lsiaSa al i~sraxs;>,. aoJ Ss,ss.
sesJNs~ n 1he tsssssi stssea
fes nv "a tnslish. saensA grcesh All ..e.snsn
etspypss
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New Livery and
SALE EfS1A STABLE,

UUNZaIhS, fNtaS
THE undersigned has rcrensi, kascd fs a tern,
% yvsrN ihs well knrwn stahie FORMERLY kcp, b,
w v Collins, which he has a, considerable es.
rsnsc tttei up tot shc scconsaotsshen az travellers
hers.s IT, alss lnseaas A..tsinr ga hand a rsssl
supply ~ Horses ard noEgsss Coz sale or klS, and
hope. IN rS.~isc q ftcFsi .hsrv a. the pablie ,at.
scnsg~, A. he ;ntenas ~ Civ, reSeral ~ssii.fesAoa q,
al rhe MAY hvcs htss plsh saslx rssros&e~,
1sne Is issS~4u y n CHAPMAN.
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DIED.

On Monday, tho Goth inst, at his fathers rosi.
dence, two miles above this town, of Gongestivc fe-
vcr, TngopoRE N. LEE, aged "a years.
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j. Wot Ayroa.

J.. WOi AyrOa,
PRESENTS his compliments
to the ls zHs ,upi Gentlemen of Gnnsales. and
would respectfully inform them TIA, he will rcmaln
hut a few days here, and that he win wait upon ANY
person that may need hts professional services.
Hcts quito thankful for past fsvors and hopes 90
~li-sf'ase his patronage.
onice at DR. Rtown's Drug Store.
June 2S, is5a-iu
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

SoRREL MARE, 4 years old, with whit,
% face, branded ID with an $ insidc) ON Ia,
shoulder. Any person giving information Of sai,
animal will be rewarded by
June %. ls6a--l-st ". n. SMITH.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
for summer wear, of every variety OF style and pat
tern.
HATS,
A large and varied assortment.
B0OIS d. SHOES.
Ladies' silk and Lasting Cutters, Jenny Iirds,
B%loomcrs, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting x
Kid Gators, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
HARD WARE.
Blacksmith, Bcncl, and Farming Tools, plouehs,
Augors, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, Broadaxcs, and
a largo assortment of Nails, Locks, Latches, Hin.
ges, &c.
TYNWARE
buckets, Pans, Dippers, S%traincrs, Lard Cans,
Sprinklsrs, &c.
WOOD WIRE.
Palcs, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
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W lsntSotcN. June al, Is understood hero
@st Instructions have ,scn given &c our min.
N er ~ MeSsco 10 purchase q considerable I.or.
a ~ The valley 81 the 0ta. Including al the
kpssssi territory.
#sSn Morl rids,eseS the idea III a sirlsulsy
III Messee regarding this MAR,
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Buckets, Pans, Dippers, Sraincrs, Lard c,
Sprinklers, &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

ToBAcco.-The Glasgow (AIo.) Times says the
recent cool nights, and very slight frosts, have
made our tobacco growers little nervous The
crop is looking well and ripening fast. But lit
tie is ready for the knife yet but with favorable
weather for the next ten days, large proper
ton of the crop will be cut
Very light frosts have been noticed elsewhere
both in the Northern part of Illinois and Mis-,
souri,, but we doubt whether any injury has re-
suited from this change of the weather, For
two or three days past it has been much too hot
for comfort, without any very great prospect Of
change.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

The GREAT STEAMER NATCHEZ AND TIKI
STEAMER S0UTHERNER.-The Natchez and tn,
Southerner, now being completed at Cincinnati
says the Louisville Courier of the 18th, are tw,
of the finest boats in the world, the former fol
the New Orleans and Natchez trade--a mate t.
our Princess, and the latter one of the new mai
boats. The Natchez is a great boat in every
| respect, and was built for our little friend Capt
Tom feathers, who wisely called in the aid O.
Louisville, in order to stamp his boat the pnl
of fashion and the beauty of the world He,
cabin outfit was furnished by Hite g. Small, o.
this city,
The Cincinnati Enquirer thus discourses about
| the Natchez
Miller is identifying the cabin of the great
steamer Natehez-the Imperial throne upon
which Tom. Leathers will sit, as Emperor of the
Southern arm of our internal commercial ma.
rine. Although a head of affairs, Tom is moi
leather head, but will be apt to keep ahead
should the feetest venture upon his trail The
Natchez is now nearly completed, and the cabin
is being tastefully gilded We like the style
which has been preferred, viz light touches Of
etching ON the caps and the ornaments over the
door, The ladies' cabin will be a supernacu-
Ium The mirrors are to be very large, set in
with landscapes and delicate ornamental work,
and other contiguous matters to corr aspond, the
whole costing not less than one thousand dollars.
The folding doors are of themselves ornaments,
and do honor to the artist. The stained glass is
perfect in its beautiful details, and worthy Of
Miller Two statues of Indians, male and fe-
male, handsomely sculptured, are also among
the ornaments of the ladies' cabin
When Charley Clarke sees the Natohez, and
sees what can be done, he will squat like cat
before flash OF powder at midnight. The
eternal Eclipse will cease to be the source ~
etiervescent adulation, but will quail like jay
bird when he sees peacock spread his tail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

4 AqW1 fEAr.--While the steamer wincousip
~ AVA lying at the Cincinnati wharf, on the
1Qh hst., man named James Holland fell into
- sivr from the Cuba, and would inevitably
- drowned but for the noble daring Of Mr..
-, The mate Of the Wisconsin, who jumped
y eara and caught him around the neck,
- - - hewas sinking the third time.
clnsat was very swift, and the gallant
1lna hea much difficulty in sustaining his
xtAen a1d himself; but, BY means q s line
snrsm = IN " Capt. David, he kept above
vooH unol osd1lon1e reached him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
ne- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE

Orleans September 40 ls5Aa eia Meeting wing Cen
trail saie Committee held at this Committee Room
Orleans the 2oth September the following preamble and resou
isn adopted:
WHEREAS Harry T. Hlyss Esq having declined the
State Treasurer rendered hun by the Wing State Convention
Baton Rouge the sh Of August last WHEREAS reou
ton ofsad Convenien tie Wing Central State empow
cred to fill all vacancies which the Wing
tis therefore
RKsoLvxp, That N. HAWTHORN Of Neworleans having re
ceved the unanimous Of this Committee
of the Wing Party the efeo Of State Treasurer.
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN President
FlS' kSy + Johnson Secretaries,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

CHINESE CoRN.-Wm D. Phillips, Esq, has
sent the Nashville American specimen of
Chinese corn, of which he has about one acre
growing. 1t is curiosity, differing as it does,
IN various respects, from the Indian corn. 1t
is said that it will produce one hundred bushels
to the acre
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$40
Nss- rally, WIGS, RALLY!- First Wa,

Eas- RALLY, Wings, RALLY - First Ward
First DscTbe Wigs Of the cid First and Second Wards of th
First District respectfully requested assemble Godfrey Kat
house, Of Povmnis AMI Eayaes wEDNEs
DAY EVENING September 81 hapast O'Clock precisely for thu
purpose appointing Delegates he City Convention nominate
Parish City Officers. COME ONE COME ALI
W. J. Ahrrn j. Peracn Thos Haos j. " Wild, John Cole
Heavy Thos Kinne, f. Mcfarland, l. ~ Marks H. J
eovy, Charles waldo Richard Prendergas Ramon koue Ph
Dop, Nicholas Gunner Benjamin Lewis p A. Adde VIM W. Nun
son. Cragu H. Sumners IL Wheaton, VIM. ]. Andrews
Henry R9shaw, Erastus Wells Felix Pgrey Theodge Pgusry
i Fritz Joseph Folher, SEM Joseph Froehsr Jun onra
GALS olipg A Dsva John Davenport Peter MUS Georg
F. Rspp Godfrey kestzsl Henry Ebbeman Jacob Kline slsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

The Tobacco crop in the vicinity of Hagers-
town, Md, is being considerably injured by the
worms, which have appeared in many fields in
large numbers. The News says that some of
the farmers are hurr ying to house it partially,
it is presumed, on that account.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
!. I1Vill ksSssa from the proceedinra Of

leyiu hesesa from the proceedings of the
1sel State Committee, Published in
Ags paper, that our worthy fellow
s. N. Hawthorn, has been nominated
- 1reasurer to fill the vacancy coca
- ~ - resignation of Mr.. Hays. The
- could not have selected more popu-
Slevsr gentleman, or one more remark
IL 1 11sriing qualities than Mr.. Hawthorn
h Vim gixe strength to the ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

MuLEs-Young mules are much sought after.
and command good prices, say from $40 to $50
per head for fair and good. Those of the best
growth and shape, command better prices. We
saw one not long since which sold fer Sl25 1t
was bought by Mr.. John H. Estili, of this yicin.
ity, and will be taken 10 the State Fair next
month. Good grown mules range from 500 IA
$3.50 lGlasgow (Mo,) Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

FINE cArrLE-Nir. VIM, II. Estill, of Fayette
county, Ky, sold, day or two since, six bull
locks three and four years old, for the sum OF
Sooo; one brought $500, and the other five 500
each They were raised and fed by Mr.. Estill,
anu were' says the Observer and Reporter, SUI
perior specimens of the improved cattle with
which Fayette and the adjoining counties
abound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

THE CRoPs We hear complaints from various
quarters of the rot. Until its appearance the
cotton in this parish was very promising. Con-
siderable rain has fallen within the last few
days, and the weather continues unfavorable.
Madison (La.) Journal,
We hear of very fair prospects for good
yied Of cotton on our fine river lands, notwith-
standing the long spell of dry weather. In the
up lands the cotton crop will be very short.
pine Bluff (Ark.) Rep
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

1o-nlght NE No. meet in the First, Second
md Third Rspc native Districts to elect
delegates to The City Convention to nominate
parish and city officers. We were in hopes that
70 nominstions would be made for these Offices,
Aevfng no political influence; but are satisfied,
Ae democrats have concluded to do so, our
safsty is IN doing the same We hope
- Willie . full attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

dent on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
occurred on the l4th instant, as the cars were
leaving Lafayette. Mr.. Brooks Hunter was
thrown from the platform, caught in the brakes
and horribly maugled, causing his death in a
short time. Mr. Hunter was Assistant Engineer
on the road
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
Es- WING MEETING The Wings of the Sec


ond Representative District will the Coffee house,
Apollo and Triton Walk, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept.
a. o'clock for the selecting Delegates the Parish and
District Conventions.
John T. Grabe John Wolf Dpmnd A. Richards j. D. Ryan,
T. L. Leeds J. Leeds G. W. Shaw C. H. Mobiles DR. Eastman,
Murray H. Fco, Bsssy 6. Roseius, II Winghj Michael
Hughes John Welsh, Aksn W Delaney Dong j. Hoppe,
l. o. Gasnn. Roach spiglet e. Carroll j. e. Caldwell and
81 other Whiss.
1 Buls plsass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

The FEVER IN PoRT GIBSON, Mrss.-The
Herald and Correspondent, of the 10Th instant,
speaking of the yellow fever in that place, says
Our town is still afflicted with the epidemic
On the 9Th instant, the disease seemed to apate.
and the hope was INDUCED that it would in a
short time, leave us. But on Tuesday last, it
broke out afresh, and a number of our citizens
sickened and are now Frustrated. AT present.
however, there are no large daily accessions to
the number of the sick, and we believe, as a
general thing, cases yield readily to remedies
Our physicians meet with success, where
patients are attended to by watchers 1t is of
the utmost Importance that the sick should be
strictly attended TO-
At Grand Gulf, the epidemic prevails with
no greater malignity than here's but, at the
outset 1t Frustrated so many, that not enough
were left well to take care Of the sick
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
Died

Tuesday morning. September 30 at ocock yellow
yer Mr. JOHN CUNNNGHAA native OF ,hs County Roscn
mon, Parish Of 81. John, ireland, aged 20 ysars
- HIS friends ard aequsintauees his 0roher William
Cunningham, requested 10 attend his funeral THIS MORNING.
o'clock from the corner OF Palmyra and Dsrbgny
q aiporne Market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

STEAMBOAT AocDENr.-The Greenwood, in
ascending the Arkansas river, struck Piercsr,
near New Gascony, on the morning of the 3lst
ult,, and sunk immediately. The boat is n total
loss No lives lost.
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IHE PEsrHENcE AT VIcKsBURG.-There had
been slight increase in the deaths from yellow
fever at Vicksburg on the 10th and 10th inst.
The Vicksburg Wing understands that the fever
u prevailing in warrenton, in the lower end of
the COUNTY, in very malignant form
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

:, The Missouri Annual Conference of the NJ. L.
Church, South, will hold its next session in this
place, commencing on Wednesday. the 2sth of
tnls month tnsptember). About sixty ministers
wili be In attendance, and the Conference will
be in session about week. Bishop Andrew
VAL prsaids. palmyra (Mo) Wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
ns- WING CENTRAL. STATE COMMITTEE

members of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will
their Room Cont and Exchange Alley,
THURSDAY EVENING, September ~, at O'Clock By order.
CHARLES M. WATERMAN, President
Henry J + JOHNSON, lsecretarie.. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

hev stephen Patterson, Rector of Christ
vhnEeh, N vicksburg, and one of the editors of
- ohnrch Herald, died in that city on the 14th
i1Stants ~ yellow fever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

There were sales of stock at the last Bourbon
county (Ky) court to the amount Of 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

eoacnea featherston, an old and prominent
<ltsen Of Madison La. )parish. died at his re-
- 1oes on Tsnsas, on the It'll instant.