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If. .HEyg0Ht j. Co.,

s&. .NySeft j. Co.,
No. 40 Camp street.
Are constantly receiving by every ARRIVAL fresh additions to
,lieir large stock of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
corpr;snv the writings Of the celebrated authors in HIS
tory, Fiction, PhyAic and Law.
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To Interrupt &c Elise0se is not TO
CURE II.
Many preparations will the victim Of internal
brief cessation pain and irritation but only Medicine
at present the world will actually eXtipate the disease
and secure patient from ali unpleasant consequences That
Medicine is
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
i stands unrepoacheG has the sanction Of The high
est edcal authority should the manelece Of
every nursery in the United Mothers look if yon
value your childrens health and life.
tBe particular and remember the name "Winer's Cana
dian Vemugc TsS the only article that be depended
on Remember this. For sale New Orleans wholesale and
reail, by ,a
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
d15 op3tcodSltW q aud Isl Cfartres St.
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Harness..

4 large assortment of COACH and BUGGY HARNESS. FOR
sale very low to close by
HOWARD & HALL,
40 or,p. No Magazine street.
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Cranes

Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASF&ETs
Those beautiful BURIAL CASKET formerly sold by P II.
COOK Il Co.. No IS Charles street. have been purchased by
the who offers the for sale the usual prices
Il No. 100 Camp Street
ol3 2ptf DANIEL MONROE.
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Shirts trad Furnishing Goods.
COnverSe 3 Co.,

COneefse s. Co.,
w II OIL E S a lie G r % G f r S,
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Corner Canal aud New 1eree ss
Offer for sale
$50 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assorted brands
100 cases SARDINEs, half and quarter boxes.
Is :. 2 Ii SALMON.
$50 :. Fresh and Picked HOLSTERS.
$50 e. BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS.
80 =. CANTON GINGER.
400 PICKLES, AL sizes.
40 :. GoulHy BITTERS.
Is =. Soughton BITTBRS.
500 boxes Virginia Manufactured TOBACCOnll grades.
go :. Fine BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY
$50 =. Holland G IN jamaica RUM and Old WHISKY
$50 E. Wolse's sCHIEDAM SCtINAPIS.
500 .. CIARET, assorted brands.
$50 .. Alsop's INDIA ALE
800 :. superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 =. PRuNES.
$50 hbls Extra ReciiEed WHISKY
SO hfbbls
IS bbls choice Bourbon :.
l25 bills and Rye WHISKY MononCahe1a.
100 hf bbls
$50 packages BRANDY and WINES part very superior.
SD bhls Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
so kegs NAILS and landing from bark j. /. VIII
liaInH.
200 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
$50 packages BuCKwHEAT
100 hf bbls CARB. SODA.
50 gross YEAST POWDER.
40 bbls choice Northern VINEGAR.
1900 reans WRAPPING PAPER.
go cases SNUFE-Iorilarus. Roome's and CARROTS.
$50 CIGARS-a fine assortment.
80 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE.
100 gross Mason's BLEACHING.
$50 dozen PAINTED PALS.
150 TOY
go coils Manila ROPE assorted sizes
80 dozen Oak and Cedar BUCKETS,
50 e. WELL BUCKETS.
800 e.. BROOMS assorted qualities.
80 cases CHJRNS.
go dozen " ASHBOARDS
50 nests PAINTED TUBS.
Is dozen one gallon PAINTED KEGS. d 2p&tMo&We
TO EBeHasyEvGsat05es and their
DESCENDANTS.
The Subscription Lists the VERSA RI FESTIVAL
! OF THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION open at The
| following places:
| NORRIS, MAULL4 4 co.'s, corner Camp and Common;
DARCY Il cos, corner Camp and Canal:
JOS. BOCkIuS, No. As Canal.
| OFFICES. Charles Hotel.
Members DESTROYS Of participating requested
to make early AZ rcatioT 5 above.
jos. WOOD,
/ JOS. BOCKIuS
j. G. BURDEN
oirtppu Of ARA
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TNe Eastern Clarion,

sHygaft = Co.'s
NEW ORLEANSl DIRECTORY FOR 1859,
VIII be published TODAY,
ION D AY, DE CEM B. Err is, lS5 I !,
Cona.Lirg full Alphabetical List Of
CITIZENS,
Win ;heir Business address and Residence, To which is
added,
Directory Of Baton Rouge.
4 PLANTERS DIRECTORY or LOUISIANA,
Mississippi Texas and Arkansas far could be completed
Up the time OF going 70 press,
Oily Offices, Public Institutions Banks, Churches Societies,
For sue only by
A. MYGATT 4 CO.,
AZ ~ Camp street,
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SEE r11ss ST AND FOURTH PAGEs.-ea
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Cards and Envelopes,

NGE3NS SE8EN ALFGCGEUEEGSs
FOR INVITATIONS TO BALLS, SOIREES, ECT.,
g TT q TT O ~ NJ E GS7 II r. IA Il,
Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Place.
Just received tine Of Fancy and Plain Enanee
CARDS, with Envelopes match Some very fine Embossed
designed for Fremeu and Military Companies. For sae by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General S;Rtlcuers,
Printers and Blank BooF Manutaciurers
dig 2p3t No, 81 Camp s'rett.
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FIRE IN MoNTREAL.--Christ Church. the Episcopa
Cathedral in Montreal, was destroyed by fire the
morning of the 10th, together with an adjoining
store. Loss estimated at $l25 900
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.sKss Peace Prepare for War;

tsEe Peace Prepare for VV'Gs."
DO NOT WAIT FOR THE ENEMY TO ATTACK YOU
BEFORE YOU ARM YOURSELF.
Accidents liable bea You at all times. Burns Scnds,
Wounds Felons Bruises, Cuts, spain Rheumatism 1n'amed
Eyes Salt Rheun Erupons Piles, Old Stres Bites Of Rep
tiles Swelngs Sore Nipples kngworm lnfammations occur
more OF less frequently in every family.
DalIey-s Magical Pain Extractor
is earnestly and confidently recommended quick safe and
positive REMEDY for these and all similar COMPLAINS.
Of experience prove and thousands Of individuals 'es
ty that the cureis the pp cation OF the
remedy.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT e. CO.,
dis 9p3teod q and l5l Chartres ST.
Shirts ttteeE Furnishing Goods.
large stock Of Linen and Linen Bosom Cotton SHIRTS,
JUS. received for sale low
ALSO
fne assortment Of Rich Silk and Satin CRAytTS, TIES,
SCARFS, exc. -
F, STRINGER & CO.,
dis 2pl55eod No. So Camp street.
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GEad IIdings to the .a0stcfety!
Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for al descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
their furniture will fnd ii to their advantage to call on
the unders gned
?. NJ. TOURNE,
n24 2p3Ln % Baronne street.
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OLD WING PRINCIPLES ESDoRsED.-Mr. Secretary
Guthrie says in his report, that pure metallic cur
rency may be set down as impracticabe under our
constitution and laws, to say nothing of the senti
ment of the people,"
Thus ends the hard money humbug, which for seve-
raj years constituted the principal political commodity
of the Democratic party. One by one the old Wing
ideas impress themselves upon the policy of the coun
try, and we shortly expect to find all the Wings ever
contended for adopted as cardinal measures by their
old enemies Happy is the man who lives to hear
that his foe appauded him. So says an exchange.
No one need be surprised if Mfr. Buchanan's Secre
tary of the Treasury recommends the establishment,
next year, of Bank of the United States. For our
part, we believe the creation of such fiscal agent
would be eminenty useful to the Government and to
the country at large.
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Saddles.
large assortment Of MEMS and WOMEN'S for sale very
HOWARD & HALL,
do qul2t No Magazine street.
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Roots, Shoes eeaad .Bg'0gGsfs.

Boots, Shoes <yaeeG Rs"og0Ns.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing ship Norfolk ana in store geefaas$
n,ent CT BOOTS SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, CAPS. etc.
Has- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHlNG BooTs,
RUssET BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMpEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST u CO.,
jy1S 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment OF S6F
Cashmere Panama. Leghor Straw Palm Leaf Mexican AID
Wool HATS, 1.-THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO,
iyl3 2p&W 10 A"gnine street
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ID L II ID :

On Sunday evening" 3lst August, O'Clock, Mrs MARCIA
RET KING Of w H. C. King in the 9th year of her
age.
E- The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral This Forenoon 10 O'clock from their resi-
dencc Basin Gate St. john street, between Lafayette and
Grod streets.
On Sunday morning. August 3lst after short Illness, TlNQ
THY SULLIVAN aged 30 years for the last fourteen years
resident Of this city.
pa His friends and acquantanceS and those of his brother
Sullivan invited to attend his funeral This 1onlay Eve
ming September 1st o'clock, from e Grand Lodge Ma
sonic Hall, corner of ST. Charles and Perdido streets
R The members of George Washington Lodge No 65 and
the Masonic fraternity generally, hereby notified to attend
the ftai Of their deceased BROTHER Sullivan at the time and
place above mentioned The members of George Washington
Lodge and visiting brethren will assemble in their Lodge Room
at half past 3 o'clock By order of W. NJ
SAMUEL G. RISK, Secretary.
E The companions of Delta Chapter No. II, md Royal
Arch generally hereby invited 10 attend the funeral
deceased brother t. Sullivan, the time and place
above stated By order Of NJ. Z. H. P
81 j. s. AUCIIMUTY Sec.
On Sunday evening" LIST inst, half past O'Clock ?. NJ Of
consumption, MICHAEL 4. GIBBS, only son OF Mrs NJ H.
Gibbs, aged year and months.
n The friends of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his uncle j. Bolnd
Of Camp Edward This Afternoon at O'Clock
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Havana Intelligence.

The steamship Louisiana having brought up the
Empire City's Madison Saturday night, we have re-
eaiged full files Of Havana papers to the 2Ath ultmo
They, however, contain very little Of importance.
The Havana press is, as usual when there is any
disturbance in the United States in high state of
#e51ltation. The Da1io De Ia Marina, in long art
Gle Oh the civil in Kansas, phrophecies that the
Union will be aissoly red ut a. very early date.
The new postmaster at Havana, Don Andres Gar
cia Ruiz dc Villa Ind arrived at his post He came
on the steamer Peayo.
The Bishopof Havana paid a visit to Matanzas a
short TIME since, and received with great demon
strations Of respect by the people.
There was to be a great fair at Puerto Principe
sometime during the present month. Gen. Concha,
Marquis de Havana, Vsconnt de Cuba etc, etc, has
promised To honor the affair BY his presence.
Mr.. James Clark, an American, has been appointed
directing engineer of the railroad which, to be built
between Rejla and Matanzas. Mr.. Clark was formerly
employed on the Matanzas railroad, and is a very
popular man in the island.
Intelligence was received at Havana that nearly
onethird of the settlement of Belize Honduras, had
been destroyed By fire the 18th July It's believed
10 have been the work Of the free negroes who are
there in great numbers from Jamaica and Nassau
Large rewards have been offered for the apprehension
Of the neendiares by the authorities Of the place,
The port Of Havana was nearly deserted by ship
ping. One or two vessels had been quarantinei
for having a few cases Of cholera on board
There was still considerable yomito on the island
During the temporary absence Of Vice Consul VIM
Sydney Smith; Mr.. Horace Fox will attend to hi
duties at tile British Consulate
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american Meeting In Franklin.

ST. 1lARY's PARISH AwAKE--We Glib the following
account Of the Amer can party which took place in
that town. from the Franklin Journal of the 2sth nlt
In compliance with a call previously made, the
members of the Fillmore Club Of our parish convened
at this place last Saturday. for the election of Cen
trail Executive Committee The meeting was called
to order BY v. Walker, Esq, who proposed that
DR.. w. B. Wood be requested to act as Chairman
which motion having been seconded, that gentleman
was unanimously chosen as presiding officer for the
occasion. 59 ',-gz
Whereupon, it was moved that the Chairman ap-
point committee of three to retire and select out of
the whole number of the "Club such persons they
might think tit, to serve as the permanent Central
Executive Committee of the Fillmore Club OF the
parish Of ST. Mary" Said committee of three in due
time reported the following named persons, whom
they would recommend to the meeting for said Cen
trail Executive Committee, to-wit W. F. Haieigh,
Fl. G. Wilson, J. Y: Fourmy, J. 7. Hawkins, Dr. w.
B. Wood, J. W. Walker, W. T. Palfrey, Jr., J. L..
Cowan, ]. G. Parkerson and Watson McKelall
The meeting having approved of the selection made
by the Committee, the;aioresaid gentlemen were cho-
sen as the Central Executive Committee
The Hon. J. b. King being by mere chance present,
the meeting loudly called upon him for an offhand
speech when that gentleman came forward and
made one OF the most sensible and argumentative
stump speeches we have ever listened to- though he
evidently unprepared for the discharge Of such
duty-not having had any notice Of the demand that
his political friends would make upon him, until an
hour OF so before the meeting took place. Mr.. King
is certainly one of best public speakers, and he
may feel well assured that his speech was well thought
of by all who heard it, and that it will no doubt be
long remembered with pleasure by every member of
our party who had the good fortune to hear it. We
trust that we shall have the satisfaction to hear this
eloquent champion of cause again before the close
of the canvass when there shall be much larger
gathering of people listen to this able advocate
of the principles and policy of the American party.
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&0tal NlltElLi0elltE.

INouEsTs. An inquest was held on Saturday on
the body Of lanes cusac paner Of about 80 Of
and member Of Fire Company No. 81 Verdict: Game 10
his death from the effects of audanun taken while aborins
der the effects of delirium tremens'' 81
Another inquest held the body Of G. r. Stumpf,
German 45 years Of found dead in the river opposite the
Canal street ferry landing Verdict 'Found drownsdA
CoLoRED GIRL DRowNED.-A free colored girl of
about IL years Of Jumped overheard from the Second Dis
tric ferry boat last Saturday evening, and was Immediately
drowned She supposed have tutoring under the eff
fecs of insanity for some time.
RECORDER ST1rHs COURT Erie Molant, anegress,
arraigned before Recorder St Saturday. and held for
further examination charge having made violent
attack another co1ored tenalehe being jealousy
John Hearnywas held for further examination the 9th
proNmo the clarge of having knocked down and brutality
beaten William Gen the Of Girod and ST. Charles
Streets Us u-- .-e y,..5zE
Frankie Banco held to the charge of having
malcouy destroyed the curtains of B. Keley's cab and
thrown awaythe cushions H. .-. H.. |lge-
Margaret Cochran Mary Prudent were sent TO tile
Work-house for sixty days Incorporate and impruden
Migrants . -.-,a
One Wilmputh held bail for examination On the 9th
proxmo the charge of having knocked policeman McPher
down with and severely beaten him. the Of
Rampant snl Perdlo streets.
June Boyle held to bail for hearing charge
having robbed John Brown of SO
Pat Moore held 10 the charge Of having
riously threatened the life OF Chas Moore. i
Andrew McCormac, for drunkenness Ann Rice for the
offence; and John Ryan, for disturbing the peace
ordered to fine of SO EACH Mike Cannon and Pat Kelly
ordered TO pay SIS each for drunkenness.
Robert Comfort accused of having disturbed the peace Of
William Nori and Ann WALL of larceny, both
discharged. d. -'-.
RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-I.la. Holland Presi-
diyJoen King arragned before this Saturday
and held for examination this morning. the charge Of having
stolen white spotted dog from the residence of William j.
Beete on Claiborne street. 5ss'M #r5-
Monrose Merose, fired SO for milking
warrantuble assault the person OF coored acquaintance
The aggravated charge made against j. B. Lnton and brother
examined and dismissed being totally unfounted.
Joseph Tobn held under bonds keep the peace for
months, for having beaten his wife.
Alice Mayer held the charge Of keeping
orderly house, also Angela Estelle Lola and Nca
| earthly, free women Of color. ~
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-Francois Gaboret
arragned Saturday. and held for examination before this
court charge of having committed violent assault and
battery person Colt, the
| the Pontchartran railroad .-s.' . VIZ
Sue Arcarrer fined 80 for disturbing The peace and Bill
Racl, character, the Work house for
| 30 days.
issued for the Of Alfred aren,
Matilda, free of color, before the First Dis
rct Court for trial the charge oil having violently
white
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sa Win he regularly served e IN ths
III HI curly hour every morning Sunday sxeepea of
so 8 seat advance half yearly and qnafefiy at the
shse rates 70 cents week, payable to the saT
swssss ner nserct In si sasse
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sssaassssts the second charged y fof
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intervals WIZ W. charged y pef
sasRse Tor every Insertion. m 81
Advertisements not markell will be published one Iaenh,
lssssT g snp
ss4pton iii 81 stappsd aye paid " re
n OPTION d he prcprietors. ~
IA he nade 70 regular advertsers
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rnany hnireas homes at hour and being fsfa
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f1s afily may b. advansageoasy published n "
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Having Throughout Lou
isaua Mississippi arkansas, alabama, Texas and other
states mode Of making
aid commodities known Advertisements In
serted, fos 81 pei square, eech Insertion.
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
c ON G r E ssIoMAL
my TIE NATIoE4L ErNE.l


8. WASHINGTON, Aug. ,2s--The Committee of Con-
ference on the Army bill being unable to agree, the
House again adhered to the provso by four majority
and tabled motion to reconsider. tsl&s
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--The Senate adhered to its
amendment to the Army bill. NE$S&
Crittendens bill was discussed
I'll A memorial from the Texas Legislature asking Con
gress to interfere in behalf Of Judge Terry now in
the custody of the Eigance Committee of San Fran
cisco, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Arrival Of the Illinois.
: New York, Aug. 29.--The Illinois has arrived,
bringing 81 ,4e5,o0o in treasure. A..
s= New York Markets.
New YORK, Aug 20 Cotton advanced &c. yester-
day. The market today is dull, with sales of 400
bales. Orleans Middling, lie.
Western Red Wheat, 81 50 to 81 So. Corn buoy
ant; Mixed, 623c. Freights firm. Rosin firm. Rice
quiet. @
River Intelligence. ~.
vIcksBURG Aug. So.-The Sherman passed down
at o'clock this evening.
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ssstI 4 TIE MENU.

Z 49, 3,
This is the commencement Of a new commercial
wear which the business men of New Orleans VIII
anter upon hopefully and with the full confidence
that the promises Of past will be realized u the
future. III
HE yeaF which went out with the month Of -s
gust has been more than ordinarily prosperous
Hardly 81 drawback has mpedea the upward and on
tendency Of assairs. The operations Of com
have been great even beyond the anticipation
81 Viz most sam une. All the departments of,busl-
nes lave tlriYen. The prosperity has been general
all peryading the results Of which We see on every
hand, giving token that the canning vii be still
more fruitful Of benefits than the past.
u our Annual Statement has been prepared with
great care and research We believe il he as cor
rect compreh and therefore confidently
recommend III u our friends and readers
generally. I;
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pr0 Bono Fa6hco
Every mother should have box IN the mouse huS " cAse
accidents to the Children Reddngs Russia save is
Boston remedy of thirty years. standings and is recommended
by physicians 1t is and speedy cure for burns piles
bos feons chbans and old sores OF every kind tor
fever sores ulcers Itch scald head, nes raSi oonS sofe
nipples recommended by nurses) whows, Sites Testers flea
bites spider sngs limbs salt rheum scurSy sore and
cracked lips sore nose and flesh wounds it Is most val
remedy and cure which be testified to by thousands
who have used ii in the city OF Boston anu vicinity o' e ~
thirty wears Tn M instance will salve do injury, in
physicians prescriptions 1t is made from me
rurest Materials from recipe brought from ussao articles
growing counand the proprieors have letters from
all classes ciergyne physicians captains nurses and 9TH
yobaye es ii Themselves and recommend it to others
Redaug put in large tin boxes stamped onthe
cover picture of horse aud disabled soldier which
picture engraved the wrapper Price, % cents
box Reddng & Co. For sale by j. Wright Co., o. o.
KooJm4n and all druggists. 4els eodom&W
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Re1nOred! Esensoved :!

Kse7nOCe6 Hse1NsOUe6E :!
FROM NO. is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CH AMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
comes this Market
ALSO =,
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. e..
BRA DIES:
SAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and other
brands
NVHISIK Ky:
OF all descriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
:. Also.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and IL
QUORs in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms US any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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CRoPs IN M1ss1ssIPPI-The Vicksburg Times, {

the 9th ult., has the following on this subject:
We were shown a talk of cotton from the planta-
ton of our fellowctizen, Mr. John Ferguson of this
county, which surpasses anything of the kind we
seventy bolls, from the smallest to the largest size
only five of which came to maturity the balance
having been destroyed by the rot, Or something
similar. We learn from Mr.. Ferguson that it is a
general thing in his neighborhood We have also
heard the same complaint from other portions of the
county, The idea of an unusually large CROP to which
some newspapers have given currency, we think will
prove fallacious. Wewould take this occasion to re-
mark that is highly injurious to the planters in
terest (Which is the true interest of the South for
the press to send abroad statements untounded in
fact in regard to the crops. 1t cannot possibly do
good. but may and does do serious harm.