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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

NEW FALL AND WINTER Gt5ODs.--
~ take this method of informing my numerous
friends and patrons. that am now receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. have had tho pleasure Of exhibiting in
thss market being selected with great care, and
chased excIusively for cash. am enabled and deter
mined to Offer such inducsmenta a. cannot fsil 10
please the closest purchaser In the stock will be
svery description Of Silk and Wool dress soods; Do
nestle goods Of sll grades: Irish Linens HOSIERY;
Gloyesi 6ombe 1ines; Msrinos; Wool De Laiues:
rnntG sndtd assortment OF new sfyles Of Ladies
Capea and CIoakE Shawls and Scarf Flsnncls; welt
selected STOCK Of vssset Tapestry Brussels ply and
supsr lnsrAieiCarpet and Asss; Curtain materials;
cssysnm and bsd bisnaets Also. Ladies', Misses and
ChiIdrens shoes and Boots, and variety Of other
gsods which will call tho attention of hnyers 20
osreaftsr For bargains call early & The sstsbIs,-
% cneap store Of ALFRED MOSES,
= - s. Main styeet.
EInslR,JhN9s,s "a p lrn rUWDER.
LtATHEkAN EussER BETTING, EHoIHr
hosE. 1fEAM PACKING. 10. s.ss -
,insuaAMcE 0NLIFE IN THE MUTUAL. Bn-
nEaT LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY. CAPITAL
July lse 1854. so2028 81 Is d sss4sEa7 'ssaS
Fes either e ~ sbevs ssli 4 sssationsss Hall
= 2s-iw i 1-sS Z. w xsoWLHs, Assps. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

THIRD NIGHT OF MIR. BROWN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October LIST,
The comedy of L-s-
PAUL PRY.
Paul Pry.. s. e. Brown.
re- IA Al,oE Vars of :. - !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

DALTIMORE DtANUFACTU hkD shO-
ID Wells AND SPADES.-Having taken the Asen-
cy for the Works, respectfully solicit the orders
of the Trade The quality of the goods, a. wei y
terms win be found quito equal with any Of s00
Northern Markets.
THOMPSON L 0UDESLUYS,
No. 81 South Gay st, rear Pratt st;,
, n 4---iflu Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

COLkECTlNG AsENCY..We respect
Ofully solicit COLLEGE, NG throughout Virsis ",
North Carolins, Tennessee. and other parts OF 'ns
Union. Having unsurpassed facilities to secure sss
collect debts feel safe in saying thst We can Ien
ice us We refer to our wholesale dealers generally
PRATT K GETTY,
IS Main street, Richmond
WI Gerry / Co., % Sycamore st., Pstef'Ou's
oe 4-dimt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

LlUUKkr Cow 2 An lOn s t.sss sl 4,
= 81 ]. PIC0I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

no @ 4 Is TT g. ANDERSON. gPHOE
IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS. CUa
MER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN sTs'
invite the attention Of their fenss and the public
their stock of FALL GOODS being the best sssori
ment they have ever had offer in French snd Amer
lean Paper Han gines. all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtatas Osmask and Delane Curtain Goods Comics
bancs and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Fiooi
Oil Cloths White and Check Coco Mating "indes
Shades. Mattresses, Feather Beds With macy otns.
articles in the line of business. which will Dc 500
worked up on the mos reasonable terms &c ~ -Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-01

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
LETTER FROM PLAQUEMINEs.

PARISH OF PLAQuEAI1NEs, Sept. 7, 1856.
Editors Crescent: Accounts of the disasters caused
by the storm of the 2Sth and 29th ult. in various
parts of the country have already appeared in your
paper but SO far, I do not think single word has
been written about the damages sustained in that part
of this parish included between Ponte-alaH Hache and
Fort st. Philippe. left bank Of the river The waters
of the sea rose in that section to two feet and ahaf
at the foot Of the evee destroying the balance Of the
crops which the hurricane of the 10th ult had spared
1t was On Saturday night that the overflow reached
its greatest height. The wind blew, with little inter
mission all the time from the. southeast
Before the storm Of the 10th ult., the rice crops
promised to surpass in quality and quantity, the lar
gest that were ever raised here. 1t was estimated at
10000 barrels. After the 10th it was set down at
10000, and now, gentleman who lately visited the
rice region in the lower part of this parish predicts
that all the rice harvested this will barely reach
1000 barrels 4 3C ase -
The cane crops are too poor to give them any par
ticular notice. Most of our planters will scarcely
make sufficient seed to plant next year.
On the l4th inst. the Democrats will hold meet
ing at the Buras Settlement, which will be addressed
by Messrs. Noise Benyenu and Vilere. The " I'm
terrified" have set the ball in motion. Shall we fol
low their example? lsa}@
[Unquestionably. Push,on the good work. The
cause of the Constitution, of the Union of these
States, and of the Right, demands.of every patriot
q prompt and ample fulfllment of his duty. The
warcry is" The Union and Fillmore n-EDs. CREs.
If we want to conquer, we must not rely on past
achievements. 1t is true, the American cause is
strong in the Empire Parish but as no preparations
are made for the coming contest, the day might be
against us next November, should we continue In.
active. More anon. ROVER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

/ STEAMER S. S. PRENT1ss suNE.-The Mobile Tri-
bune, of last Sunday, says: , q ass F,5
The steamboat S. S. Prentiss, undergoing repairs
during the summer at Stockton, sank on Friday last
in water deep enough to come up to her cabin floor.
put everything aboard and bring her to the city, but
when she had received large quantity of heavy tim
bers wheelarms, etc., her hull was brought so much
lower in the water than it had been for several months
BEFORE and her seams being opened from the action
of the sum- that she soon filed and sank before those
left in charge of her could prevent it. ny Il s9 I
The Prentiss was considered one Of the most COM
Portable boats that ran on the Tombigbee river, and
the trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

The Duke of Dovenshire has had his collection of
canoes and ntaglios fitted up as a set OF jewels,
to be worn by Lady Granville at the coronation of
Moscow. These jewels comprise some Of the most
remarkable gems in the world; and it is expected
that they will make a great "sensStiop,'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
Leaves every ath 10Th and Isl Of each MONTH
fxEss. POSITIVE FALL ARRANSIF

n -fIf3ss n, xh,U5EJI ~ FlAx4E AE&EtANNFEI"
E1slh4s 8 MENT.-New Orleans and Napoleon Trade
The new and splendid fast running passenger
1agkst Is senmer Republlc sapae 5000 bales eo,tSn
in the New Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the
of September leaving New Orleans every 9 10th and ls Of
each month during the winter until further notice. for Napo
leon, Gaines Landing Gastors Landing Columbia Greenyile,
Kentucky Bend Lake Washington Point Worthngon Grand
skpwitis Landing. Lake Providence Yicksburg, all
temediate landings Plantation business promptly
Agents, LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front St.
H- Freight taken for all landings Yazoo river, with The
privilege of reshippng Vckbng at the boats
Agent at Vicksburg W. N. Shaw s s.... SO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
Meh O1lealls 4aiLp. Gresftrlt.

RuMoK~It is understood here, says the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, of the
I'd, that the object Of Mr.. sonles visit to Nicaragua
is in connection with the negotiation Of loan Of
81 900 600 with the government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

OFFICIAL ADvICEs FROM NIcARAGuA.-Ion, the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, in
letter to that paper under date Of the lst ns has
the following interesting intelligence in relation to
Nicaragua:
Dispatches have just been received at the State De-
partment from our Ministera Nicaragua, Mr. Wheeler,
from which it appears that Dr. Livingston, our Con-
sui Mt Leon, has not been shot. Mr. Wheeler has de-
tailed the circumstances nnder which Dr. Livingston
had been arrested and ordered to execution. The
prompt interposition of Mr.. Wheeler saved him.
Rivas had, it seems determined to sacrifice DR. Iiv
ngston in retaliation for the execution of balzar by
order of President Walker. e: =.ta.s&
appears, also, from the advices, that Walker
tinues to sustain HIMSELF and that his forces and re-
sources are increasing. About fifteen hundred men
from the forces Of the several States that were in
league against him have deserted, and joined him.
The feeling Of the Ncarag is stated to be more
favorable to Walker than at any former time.
The treaty now said to have been made between
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Dallas for the adjustment of
the Central American question recognizes Walkers
government, and Lord Clarendon expressed to Mr.
Dallas regret that Nicaragua had representa-
ton in London The terms of the treaty are those
which Walker had proposed to the English author
tiles. San Juan under this arrange is to belong
to Nicaragua exclusively, and MOTTO be free port,
under the protectate of the United States and British
Governments as was proposed by the Webster Cramp-
ton treaty. 49, 5$i5 ISL
The holders Of the Shepherds grant have entered
protest before the British Government against any
treaty not recognizing thai grant. ~ 55ziE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

Secretary Dobbin left Washington on the morning
Of the I'd on visit to North Carolina where he in
tends to remain about month The chief clerk, MIR.
Walsh, has been commissioned as acting Secretary Of
the Navy. 49, 4l...zE... ..s...-. - -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

Capital punishment, which was abolished in Prussia
in lS4S has been re-estabshed. The mode of eXecu-
presence Of a certain number Of maristrates and
officials expressly appointed for the purpose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

NEW JERSEY The friends Of Fillmore in New
jersey have determined to hold a State Convention,
in the city Of Trenton on the 26th Of September for
the purpose Of nominating Electoral ticket. It's
probable that the ticket will be headed with the
names of Stockton and FrelinehnYsan. -. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
l@g!zEzihss 80 : so1rrr,r A. rs slSSas is 5

- iss5ses=zsklz SOUTHERN BELLE. fsEsssz4ss5
tn magnificent U. S. Mail elegant aud fast run
steamer z clipSe, L. ". lining steamer S o u il rn
Eroadweil. commander will lIB eIle j. NJ Broadwall,
commence her regular weekly eommaner will her
trips in the New Orleans Ficks Irregular weekly trips in the New
burg, Miliiken's Bend Lake Orleans Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence and Princeton tradeand Nacbez trade MON
THURSDAY, 4th Sepem DAY the 18th September eaY-
ber leaving New Orleans everything New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EVENING, at DAY EVENING, at o'clock,
5ocock for the above and all the above and all ntemed-
intermediate landings. late landings @
The above steamers undergoing thorough orerhanlng
and reng will be in complete attend faithfully
to all business entrusted to their care 49,
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and
ship at Vicksbnre without delay. =. -ss53 5iil2
Neither The ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
for letters Or containing other
saed for vauabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, or contained in baggage.
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains of either of the boats bills
must be presented at the office Of the which they belong
before II on The day of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation at the Office Of the gents IS Ora
ver street. '.eS - =
For freight or passage apply on board or to r..
.. BROADWE ELL. BROS, & CO., 65 GrAvier st.,
orLEWIS SNAPP'& CO.,.37 Front ST.
receive ff&Gh or the aclpe and Southern Bele au6 sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
.1I1Bllr TalrsyeE onrsls sssslos,.

~ "a W IL H. ss ssssR5S
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 1856 6---ses lTha ssg-
ate adopted d aTesdiGtion requiring The ssGretas of
tfc Interior to- report to The next aeaon of Coagas
me araon required to paY the allowances proposed
by tue Hoase bill for the settlement of claims af 6-
GERS 0f sie revolutionary army and the widows and
orphans pf those who died fn tfls service.
. Mr. gTltsendens bill III alter and amend the Ne
brass -haEsag act was abIed--ayes a. NOES III. s
message was ceived from tie House. informing tIls
Senate Of passage Of thu Afy BILL Oh molten cf ar.
Hunter, the Senate struck ont the House pfoyso to
the blayes 26, noes The bill was tIiets I,assed
a vote of thanks To the President go se4 as tilli
raously adopted and committee appointed to wait
on the President and inform him that Congress vas
ready to adjourn. The committee subsequently re-
ported that the President had no further cOalnfliea
ton to make. The Senate then adjougnad stss de-
Fa0ases-Mr. Campbell of Ohio, by leave, reported
from The Committee Of Ways and Means another
ArTay Appropriation bin with the following pr8yao
40 part Of the military Of the United statea
or the s1ppnEt Of which opriations are made BY
TINS act, shall be employed To mid Id the enforcement
Of any enactment Of the body claiming to be fhe Ter
rtoElaI islatTa Of Kansas.H Mr. Ganapbe moved
the preyfous question, under which tie Bill passed
ayes 80 noes Y ON motion ef Mr. Benson, the
House took up and al Tile Senate resolutions
authorizing the acceptance 1T testimonials from for
eign governments BY public oafeera, A message was
received from the Senate that they had struck out
The proyiso to the Army BILL The House. under the
operaton of the pI9yious question, eonearreS ayes
l0l noes 88,8 The House then adjourned ssre die.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
STEAMBOAT DEP,,ARTUREs,
FOR RED RIVER .

Oh hCD RIVER.
win leave on WEDNESDAY, 1Otll inst At O'Clock p N.
gSt h0R 1Isals! RED q ZEE IIsnysR-THE VERY
haaSss asss ~ P
ini above For tsS s. saFF sP5 $s5 ,
- The LAFITTE passes over the bar at tie Mouth He'd
tfoas M9a asa s Pss 5 ,ass sen
and all lanlns above Alexandria i consigned TO that place
T Leave on TgRsDsE Fo II! W. 4 sslsst RHsD
paal hso ana5fis nsS eGs s
5TE x aay and d st hay cunning
hSF ss freight Or pas'Eis ERgg aRgg gsafP q PffPs s.
ag LOWER MIssIssIPP1.
T .4,s 91 = MfRSEsRAE FRI fT e ss x6s11r i Il
e a HaSys Sss Ravs Mtaps ss
NapGson GTsenyle Lake Providence Veksbnrg and
'A'a's' 'ESy on board
Ps-Particnlar attention paid to Plantation and way Bends
Leave, sE5RAg RHsglSH a II FGsIDaY YroKs-
lssys ,s ss eSaad @
ha5a sasH RhssE
splendid aseom"edaiIf@s hWP sPas r so5E
nThe Frank Lyon vii eontnse regular weekly packet
throughout the season. Particular attention paid plantation
and way business. ~. rs
NY o'sss saHhs Q nTA1h fbasMa besaa
sonyil1e Ptsausniges, Baton Rouge. Port Hud-
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Vicksburg. RTE '#|3 = a57 ny Il
PRINCESS, Capt. Holmes, TUESDAY, at 8 pm. q
Natchez, Capt Leathers, SATURDAY at S pm.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
SHAW the agent Of the boats ycksbg who viii forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge
These boats will not be responsible for letter or
eontaaing money ewsry other vanabes unless regular
the freight paid for any deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage :
For freight passage apply board, or 10 l5 81
CARROLL, PRITHCARD CO..
Union Row 80 Carondelet st.
gs. ,,. Il. B. SMITH, No. 4 Tchoupitouas s..
atYicksburg. - t3 ,HatE-5."# 81 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

"A New FRENCH PAPER IN NEW YoRK.--The New
York Evening Mirror, Of the 1st.s says $8ys
Mr. Gaardet the original editor of the Courier des
Etats Uns in this city has arrived from Paris, and it
is said may start new French paper here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

DR.. Ramsey, a notorious sWindler and forger, who
has operated pretty extensively in Georgia. in the way
Of forging pension claims and land warrants, com
mtted suicide while confined in jail at SPARTA Ala,
on the 9th ult by taking the seed Of the jamestown
weed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

JEALOUSY AND MURDER-The New York Sunday
Times Of the 31st nit, says it learns upon good au
thoty, that terrible scene occurred on Monday the
18th, at one Of the principal hotels in that CITY,
merchant had kept company with young woman for
six years, but discarded her for another, with whom
he took lodgings at the hotel in question, and there
passed as man and wife, The first lady hearing of it,
also took board at the hotel, and the moment her
athless lover left the house on Monday she entered
the room where her rival lay in bed, whom she as
sailed with large knife, cut off one Of her breasts
and plunged the knife into her bosom. The screams
of the wounded lady brought assistance the offender
was arrested, and surgical aid procured for the suf
terer Great efforts the Times says, have been made
to keep the matter secret, and to some degree with
s1lccess ,. ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

FILLMORE N TExAs.The friends Of Fillmore and
Donelson held large and enthusiastic meeting in
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, on the 23d nlt.
Several distinguished orators addressed the meetng
and resolutions endorsing and recommending the
nominees Of the American party were adopted. This
meeting is said to have been Of the largest most
orderly and Interesting political assemblages which
has ever assembled in Eastern Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

qsa ,, THE HE. uNpEKsIsNED y DE: 9; n ;z -, HAVING 4 @ a
among horses and mules called Water Farey (shew.
III s Ma si4 SSs iisfss pun ii:
prompt stene ss'ment aos sEtif ai
he ii % s s s s
a iaEen na af0"E m the n
jyl Veterinary surgeon Dryades ST., opposite Union.
srsEFbs NO. bs5s nSs MI
j " HsSsS "a h sSRTSaRs
Having leased the hreeoy dwelling No 1856 Common
and their Slaves reasonable terms be obtained in the
THSH y rsBf M ss a9n%ss s'sssf ssye'
s, fSz Sai 3 Ts Ssd FOR Rsf;f
YOUNG NEGROES nj ly
WINDOW GLAss-l2uuo boxes American and French
w ""''" s'4ss fSS f$;i
IL a. +: COCHRAN i HALL H.
an2 36Gravier street.
STARct1-Soo boxes Pearl dS%p,4 for sale BY NM,
aul2 S3 Tcholptoulas street.
rLEAIe sIDES-30 casks Clear Bacon Sides, in fine
aus Us s'0e sa IL EESSEny III CO. 20 poydrps st.
1GARs-A good assortment; asxana and domestic.
RIcE-loo ticrces prime Caroline, for sale hy
81 6l Common street.
s1Dhs's eaii # k2ssbT 2ssE Rsfo2 3d. S5ss for sale
jy25 No 20 Poydras street.
VALhOW-lobbs CITY rendered. prime quality for sale
wlkeep regular supply hereafter o Taow for sale by
BH'DsHwArHH 3 FA5FHH'E2 23FsE5 22 g safe ;,
ie4 72 Magazine street.
MCLAssEs-, 200 whole and 100 half bbs superior qua
49, IA from leighton Refinery in fine shipping order land
jyl BAREL11 & CO., 6l Common st.
ARD o1L-5o bbls Ghsss Cincinnati for sale by
nul2 80 asTchoupoulas street.
RAND IoA1ls-1euo dozen at 81 25 and ST per dozen
myl3S Sm 5sand 60 Canal St. corner of Old I.evee.
C,AuAKING, MALLETs AND 1RoN-A good
assortment just received and EFkEDy Fl Sf fy hEARNr
ie2l lot u Magazine street.
AMP BhAot&-5o b0s assorted , Eagf5s fe5 sale by
& jel6 l2td&w 4s Magazine street
ADDERS-Assortment of Ladders for Painters Just re
an, ALFRED KEARNY,
+ INsEED OTE4-l7o bbls and 40 casks Raw aud IS bbs
,e. ALFRED EEARNx, :, A5.S,G,. .,..,
YTINC PAlNT-2oOOo lbs Genuine "yielle Montague %
"a Snow White for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
jel6 72 Magazine street.
WHITE LEAD-l5oton landing, various brands some
w very SUPERIOR for sale by
ie4 ALFRED KEARNY, 72 Magazine street.
MANILA SALT-22, 600 bushels Manila Salt cargo Of
lYl ship Oxford, for sale by
A. II. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
az Sc Graver
NREASE-For Drays, Carts Wagons-n boxes of 4
VI lbs in kegs of 80 lbs and in barrels sale
cheap, by ALFRED KEARNY,
jel6 72 Magazine street.
rOAL-oNE HUNDRED CASKS SUPERIOR RED
" Ash Coal ex brig Thos Albone, for sale by
je5 j. II. ASHBRIDGE d CO., 100 Common street
| DOIst&-150 bbls Extra HeavyMess for sale by
S. H. KENNEDY \ CO.,
| jylO 20 Poydras street
HTOUIs25O bbls Superfne Fresh Ground ST. Louis 80
| H. Extra Choice st. Louis landing and for sale by
| ES s. II. KENNEDY i Co, % P9Edras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN SiWAsu1NGToS.-The

is said may start new French paper here.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- IN NWAsHINGToS.-The Ma
ional ntelligencer, of the I'd inst, says: s s@s4z
The length of the first session of Congress, fol-
lowed by the immediate coerciye attendance Of the
members in an arduous and fatiguing extra session,
made them, at its close SO eager to return to their
homes that doubt if there is single of either
House remaining in the city, except the Hon. John
M Clayton Of Delaware, who we regret to say, is de
tained by indisposition from which he has suffered
more or less during large portion of the session.
New PosT-RoAps IN LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI
The following postroads have been recently estab-
lished BY Congress II, .t555.5 j,55f ID t5.5
Louisiana-From Vermilonvile, via Randolph
Cady's on the Bayou Quene Tortue, and Mers Settle
ment on the Bayou Blanc to Cottrell's on the Mer-
monton river. #S5- ~ =EHz-
IS From Providence, by Floyd to Bastrop. 3.s.,
II From Pecan Grove to Floyd. s4 81 .Es 5sz.t-
From Marion, via Brooks Store, Cherry Ridge,
Spearsyille, Cornic Bluffs, and Lisbon to Homer.
From Harrisonbnrg in Catahoala parish, to Good
Water, in Winn parish. MI is.3sss 3E5; IL "a Z
From Clinton, in East Felieiaaa, to Prospect Hill,
on railroad, via Darlington, Greensburg, and hemps
Bridge. e.
From Columbia 10 oNatchitoehes, via Castor Says.
From Louisville (Arkansas1 to the Orchard Grove,
in the parish Of Bossier, Louisiara by way Of D.
Harris, and A. Byrnes. q
From Franklington in Washington parish, to Da-
wilson, via Charles Knights and Dunn Cranes. 5
From Huddleston via Anacoco, Mill Crack and
Nanny to Belmont a@a -
From st. Martinsville, by way Of Cote Jelle, to
Vermillionville. u@@Gy56
Mississippi From Hillsboro, by shunaan Hill, to
Charlottesville. 53sa 5.,s zss5.-.. -
From Ocean Springs to DIVERS Ferry, in jackson
county ss'5$ e' 77
From Okalona, via Redland to Sarepa
From Paulding to Colemanna and Rearing Creek to
Ocoha. E{S .E[
From Oshalona, via Palmetto and chesterpale, to
Ellistown. as5 a ~ -
From Beaverdam, by Napier and Owenon. to ESata.
From Hilsboro', via Sebastop0l and Sseeles, to
Philadelphia.
From Westville to Harrsvile,
From Yazoo City to w. II. LambithSs, on Silver
Creek.
From Macon by bIarshalvis, Louisville, New Pros,
pect, French Camps, Middleton, to Carrolton.
| From Seorbar to Cooksyile. y s5&f&
From Charleston, via Big Mound, to McNutk, Mis-,
sissippi.
| to McNutt. t'
| From Pittston to Greysports 9Ss No. l=-5sl55=
From fernando DeSoto county, by way of Area.
butta, Hudson's Ferry, to Austin.
From Canton, via Madisonvie and Densontcwn to
| Hillsboro'. s2 iH@D
From Wahaak to sceobes, e-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

TEE ALERT The Mobile Tribune. of Sunday last,
says: ~ t=55 4s ..2Fl.
Considerable apprehension being felt about the fate
Of this schooner, assured that she is all safe
She took shelter from the storm Of Saturday night
week in Navy Cove, where she remained until Monday
morning following, when, the weather moderatng,
she hosted sale and went out. .d6fE =