New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

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Inc lriaqneminel ioung AMorlcan % me
ON instant nas sne loiiowing isems
We can Say with confidence, that the fever
here Is rapidly abating. We hear OF but one OF
| two new cases, and have heard OF but one death
since Saturday last Those OF our country
friends who remain away through rear Of sick
ness, need have no fear whatever, We think, in
coming ITO town. FROM Al accounts, there Is
tSs - ~ town ;tssis tsI;r
everything into Confederation,
Bsyou Plaouemine continue to rise
The most of our surar mills will be in full
| blast IL Ten Or fifteen DAYS. While there are
superb crops in some localities, there are very
bsd ones in others. This feature, from what
| We can understand, Is peculiarly prominent this
| year in IbervilIe.
The Trinity Advocate Of the Ist instant has
| tbo s,liow;nr ;,.ms.
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~ ,,cds u ;v;cs ,,r;ces lii II ocsvod No.
th;s All - ~ .aI,,Dt y
tvelv 4 = mi small ;ten co,,,a rsd nth az
rsrod;,o,,s co,nr,sce tbs Iii fra,1 ha,
rreiat;ye ,,os;t;or fe,- ..srs hsncs A. a.
cernino man car sse tlst Tr;n;tv roese.sas III.
~ ~ resract e. 4, tarr,s;,o rS,,;ts ovar
.nv other nlaca !. Go,,;s;ans "A oltbonsh
shs NAV hsvs had ard ,nav cort;-na ~ hs %
trials and dificulties to surmount. thew are hut
m n , and cannot change her intimate
destiny.
DELEGATEs TO THE CONVENTION. in the ar
rangemsnt Of the late convention, we have been
informed day was appointed for meeting in
an important ward; when TWO persons met,
They waited till 9 gentleman from another ward
rode BY, and IN his presence they nominated
each other as candidates
From the Ouachita (Monroe) Register, Of the
9th ult.. we select the following:
Tpr IRWIN -Tba ,;var - this mint rosa
about six feet during the past week, but is now
falling again. There was small boat at our
wharf on sunday.
Health nealtn Of Monroe sun continues
rssJ ~ haas has =, = ny
fever but. il neither case did the disease origin
ate in the place. The one was contracted in the
colony elgns mlies ois1ane, tne otner IN trenton
AhE hAi =! ., AK IN nlhsyllIh.-I vote
ON The % Of @ 10 tbs stoch If II
vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad. So
far. we have heard but partially from one box
ArcH area - gen..eMan VINO was az sne preclnc.
there was then about rs votes polled, and every
one in favsr Of the tax. This is good news from
Clainornc Wne tMnk mere Is no doubt but
,ne .ax nas peen Carried IN tnat parish by
ga ~
The (Harrisonburg) Independent, of the 18th
ult., says:
The river has risen several feet. and could
| now be assembled as high as Monroe or Ouachita
City by light draught boats. The steamer Sarah
Gordon is the only one in the trade; glad to see
the Captain once more at hls post-f elbow Jack
iosr that game.
h s ah;S,a luz SOtu oI .ae uplan ~
streams as earlier In the season
The Caddo Gazette. Of the 24tb nit LEARNS
.a. ~ go. - CO., nj c,.,,a E.. ~.
su"v wv .o"ns - 0"mP'' "n1 "i"nN A.9ol % aro
enureiy deserted. Many small places IN the IN
terror of this State, unconnected by navigation
with the Mississippi, have also been visited with
.hs rravo;,;rr s;atn..s I'd "a. ~, ,norto,;,v
ho"aru hssociation mas pcen eS.aoi'sneu IN
Shreveport. The Yellow Fever was raging at
that place, and the citizens under the influence
40 a.ovoro, nsn;c ,vors aoo;ro in al, d;root;o,.
esAs"- P"-.-s WV --s'e - va W '-o-,e'
The river at Shreveport was rising on the
2Sth nit. and within the week previous to the
.ho,a AL. had r;so, obo,t two faot
"Do'o N''' 80 'N'. ~ 49,
I'M .;.;..ss :, All. town an so,uraov last
my cl.lzens y as Wmn, N c.. "a T ,as.'
yo.eu On proPosluon enianasng aron ny nou y
voupcii' 70 lmPose taA .. properey hoiuers %
TINS place Of $oo,ooV, 70 aic IN composing .ne
sickspurg, onrevspore anu icAas naiiroau' INC