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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
EMPIREsPARfsH coRREsP oNDENCE
PARISH OF PLAouEuISEs. Oct.-G, IS,

PARISH OF PLAQUEMISEs, Oct 6, 1856.
Editors Crescent: About month ago the Demo.
Gratis entertained the idea Of carrying this parish but
the disastrous defeats they met with in Maine and
Iowa have estranged from their cause all those patti
OTIS who, to save the Union, would have sacrificed
their favorte to ensure the success of Buchanan.
under the belief that he stood the best chance of being
elected. But as the results in those States clearly
show that the Democratic nominee for the Presidency
is out of the question north Of Mason and Dxon line,
the issue being between Fremont and Fillmore, the
greater number Of our patriotic citizens have conclu
ded to give their whole support to the American can
dldate The Bnras Settlement formerly the focus of
Democracy i'll this region, is now considered as yery
doubtful. Jcsuit's Bend, which the Americans had
given up: will probably give small majority to Fill
more. The Balize. and the Pass are sound. Point-a
la.l1ache will cast an overwhelming vote for the good
cause, and so will the Ronqulo Settlement and Grand
>raire. Donclsons precinct below the forts is verv
uncertain The English Turn will go for the model
President. Can you say as much for the city? If
you can Louisiana will certainly give her six electoral
votes 0T Fillmore and D0Helson. It's not only in tic
Empire parish that the good work is progressing for
| understand Lafourche is safe. Is it true?
During the session of the District Court at Ponta-
la-Hache, q grand barbecue will be given by the
Americans. Friends and foes are invited to attend.
Dinner, be it understood, is free.
MORE 4NoN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

We have received from the publishers through j
G. Morgan, Exchange Place, adjoining the Post.
Office, the following new works, which are hot from
the press, and we would bespeak for them favora-
bic perusal by the public as a.-..
HOUSEHOLD MYSTERIES: Romance of Real Life.
BY Lizzie Petit, of Va author Of Light and
Darkness" New York: D. Appleton & Co.
One who has read this book from the first chapter
to iinis, pronounces it delightful Il should be read
by all.
SIN AND REDEMPTION; a Series of Sermons to which
- added an Grafton on Moral Freedom By D. n
Sheldon, D. Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Co.
The title prefixed to these sermons is sufficiently
accurate indication of the topics considered in them
and is applicable generally, to all but the first SER
mon in the volume. Theological students and others
interested will find this work an interesting addition
to their library.
SERMONS FOR TIE PEOPLE. BYE D. Huntington,
D. D., Preacher to the University and Plurnmer
Professor OF Christian Morals in the College, at
Cambridge. Boston Crosby, Nichols l. Co.
This work, we predict, will find rapid sale among
all classes of Christians, Particularly amongi those
who admire. pure English and elegance Of diction.
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MExD "a matter of fact
Romance. BY Charles Reade, author of "Peg
Worthnston," etc. Boston: lTicknor & Fields.
An extremely interesting work The story is well
told and the plot well developed will have large
sale. = t..
STUDY FOR YOUNG MEN; Or, Sketch of Sir
Thomas Fowell Buxton. By Rev. Thomas Burney
Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Co. :,
This little work should indeed be study for young
men. They could learn much by perusng it which
would beof benefit to them now and hereafter. =
Norman, Il Camp street, and under the ST. Charles
Hotel, has also furnished lis from the publishers a
copy of the following work:
THREE PER CEsT...A MONTH ; or, the Pclils of Fast
i!v1ns. by Charles BAr(lett, author of Second
+. Marriage, etc, etc New York Derby & jackson
We particularly commend this work to young
men, especially who are fond of taking frequent
arans' t on taf shell road. !ts Per'lsa would have
most beneficial. eect, on their finances and morals
Every father should place it in the hands of his sons
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
TELEGRApHED TO THE CREsC g,N1
ADDITIONAL By THE ANGLo-sAxoy,
LRI TIE SOUTHERN AND zA4toyAL LINES. !


QUEBEC, Oct 7,-A dispatch from our correspond.
ent dated Liverpool 18th, O'Clock p NJ, says the
sales Of cotton on Wednesday were es.imate, to
l5o00 bales OF which spectators and exporters took
1000.
The market was unsettled and eycited at an adj
vance OF 1-lG. ..-z ri
A Vigilant Arrested. Il;
New TQnK, Oct. G.-Janes DAVIS, of the San Fran
cisco Vigilance Committee: was arrested to-day at the
instance of Charles P. Duane one of the exed Cal
isornians. DAVIS was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$4,000. .,
Another Duel
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-T Toung Bolts and Tr. PRYOR
one of the editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, have
arrived here with their seconds and rrange,ets are
made for hostile meeting this morning
The Duel Stopped. ~
WAsHISGToN, 0ctf7.-Nessrs. Bolts and Pryor and
their friends were arrested on the gFeunff-eh the
polite;thisnl6inihg9 before Exchanging sofz. They
will proceed ID Richmond this.evening in the custody
Of the officers. ~ >,
Failure IN Boston. ,-..
B0sTOS, Oct. 7.-Wm. Dwight Jr,. A cotton nar
chant, tailed to-day. disabilities are large -
Domestic Markets. .s.
New foRR, Oct. 6.--Cotton has advanced !, with
sales Of 1000 bales to-day. Orleans Aiddling, 13c
Uplands Middling l24; .Uplands Fair, 135. Naval
stores steady. Rice unchanged Freights easier.
New YORK, Oct Flour is a little higher State
SO 2otos6 so; Ohio Sc 55 to SC 10. Wheat is firm.
White 81 IS to 81 61 Red 81 50. Corn is dull with
a declining tendency. aa,,s h
New YORK, Oct. 7.-Cotton closed firm with an
advancing tendency. Sales Of to-day amounted to
1900 bales .....,.-. ..r........ ~.
. Spirits Turpentine, Rosn and Rice are unchanged
Freights are steady. g ...a, -4 5s.....,.
CINcISSAT1, Oct. 7.-Flouris dull at s. IS. Sugar
q to lie. Molasses held at CSC. f-
,m River Intelligence. -.. .,...s
LorIvlILE, Oct. 1.-The river remains without
change at this point. : 1
V1cEsRuEG, Oct. 1.-The Gem passed down at l.,
and the Belfast at ) o'clock this evening.
The Die Vernon John Roe and 7. c. Twchel are
aground near Natchez. The Princess got Off this
morning. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

A SUCCESSFUL. LlBERIAN EMIGRANT.-J. Me- Rich
ardion, colored man, who emigrated from New York
to Liberia some three years ago has now, it is stated
farm Of Az acres with $1,000 coffee trees set out.
He made l0SOO0 bricks last season and early the past
spring. He was about breaking in eight pairs Of ad-
dtional oxen for hauling sugar cane, logs ETC., and
was making arrangements to procure sugar-mill,
driven by steam engine of sufficient power to op-
crate 1T the same time saw MILL grind corn, hull
rice etc. He expects he will be able to ship from
$50 to 200 hogsheads of sugar of his first grinding.
letter from Liberia adds He has from fifty to sixty
men and boys on the place-a doing something-and
whal he is doing well. He has the only real manual
labor school have seen in Liberia. He has those
who get timber, plank, make brick, till the land,
and work at back.smithing, boat building, carpen-
tcrng etc. He has five frame and ten large thatched
houses for his people to live in. He has school
every light for all hands in which lie teaches reading,
writing arithmetic, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

Az EDITOR FLoGGED.--The editor OF the Demo.
crat. published at Union, Monroe county, Va, con-
graduates himself upon taking the second degree Of
edtora! life. He says that ". r. Staples ESD, vis-
tied his Office last week. and demanded recantaton
OF certain remarks concerning his speech i'll Union.
in August last. He refused to retract and thereupon
Mr.. Staples pitched into him like Il thousand Of
br2k, and such another rencontfc he says never
witnessed before. His nose was caused to bleed a
little, and, with that exception, the wounds were
slight. AS to the wounds Of his antagonist, Staples,
he didn't feel much interest and therefore did mt cx-
amino ClOsClI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

Destructive FIRE IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-Three
large warehouses in Louisville were destroyed by fire
on the 10th ult Messrs' H:<D. Newcome Il Brothers
occupied one, and theiglQss is estimated at 800 00e
Of which hrec-fourthswas insured. j. S. NGoreheads
warehouse filled with merchandise, in transit from
athe East Rss aso-eonsdned. Fhe loss is very large,
and the amount of insurance was unknown. W. A.
Richardson Brother, who occupied the third ware
house, had their stock greatly damaged by water.
The other losses are comparatively small.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

THE OLD LINE WHIGs--The following in relation
to the proceedings of the old line Wings of this city,
we take from yesterday Bulletin: .,. .,ea
The. Wings Of New Orleans had a very sprited
meeting in the parlor of the st. Charles Hotel last
evening to make the preliminary arrangements for
mass meeting to ratify the proceedings of the Bat
of Millard Fillmore. Able and eloquent addresses
were delivered, and the right feeling eyinced. The
Wings Of New Orleans exceed in number what is
generally supposed, and they are all true>ad staunch
in the cause D. - --
Committees were appointed, and all the necessary
prelimnaries adopted for large ambiguous demon
stration.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
HORRIBLE MEASNEss.-The Philadelphia Evening
Enllnt;n II the 2nth nil raIntns the fnllo,yinn


An exciting scene took place yesterday afternoon
at funeral in the Sixteenth Ward. 1t seems that
woman died suddenly on Saturday afternoon. Coro-
ner nelevan held an inquest in the case, and
dertukcr was sent for to prepare the body for inter
ment Yesterday when all was ready for the funeral
the undertaken demanded his pay for his services and
the money not being forthcoming, he turned the
corpse out Of the cofn and stripped the body out of
the shroud This proceeding caused great deal Of
excitement, particularly among the neighboring wo-
men. A rough pine coffin was subsequently procured
at the expense of the city and into this the body of
the poor wretch was huddled, while her husband,
helpless from drink, stood by.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

FIRE IN HARTFORD. CT.-The factory of the Belt
ing and Packing Company's India Rubber Works,
at Hartford, was entirely consumed by fire on the
10Th ult This factory was the largest building of the
kind in the United States, and the company will lose
by its destruction something like 500 900. Nearly
half of the property destroyed consisted of India
rubber. The insurance upon the building and con-
tents was only S60,000
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
Patriotic Festival at Baton Rouge.


The following are the names Of the young laGie
with the States they represented, on board the goo
ship Constitution at the grand Fillmore torch-ligl
procession at Baton Rouge on the lst inst, whc
were inadvertently omitted yesterday morning:
l. Maine-Miss Alma Penny.
2. New Hampshire-Miss Sidney Conrad.
3. Fermont-Miss Zine Ross.
A. Massachusetts-Ms Belle Terrier.
5. Rhode Island-Miss AeHena Jones.
6. Connecticut-Miss Bena Morgan.
I. New 1ork-SIiss Gertrude Phillips
s. New Jersey--Aiiss Patience Lilly.
9. Pennsylvania Adel Arbour.
10. Deaware-NIiss Rebecca Dunn.
IL. Maryland-Miss Pauline Grover
l.. Firgna-Miss Eliza Bernard.
IS. North Carolina-Miss Minna Malta.
Il. South Carolina-MIiss Laura Barbee.
l5. Georgia-Aliss Eunice Ley.
lG. Alabama-Miss Sale Martin.
II. Arkansas-1iiss Mary Dunn.
IS. hentucky-Miss Edith Young.
II. Tennessce-Nfiss Belle Barnett
20. Ohio-MiSs Caroline Gayle
u. Indiana-Nss Sally Pipes.
%. 1ll!nois--Mss Marian Morgan.
%. Michigan-Miss Mary Fulshire.
"a. MsSouri-Nss Mary E. Potts.
IS. LOusiana-Miss Philomene Briant.
26. Mississippi-Miss Ellen Cline.
-. Florida--AIiss Doretta Tomlinson.
2S. TeSas-AIiss Margie Barker.
%. Wisconsin-AIiss Lie Durable.
80. California-Miss Mary Trudeau.
81. lowa-Ntss Amelia Blount
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

FILLMORE STATE CONTENTION IN WIscoSs1N.-A
State Convention of the Americans was held at Mil
waukie on the 2tth ult. and an electoral ticket
nominated. There are now Fillmore electoral tickets
in every State in the Union except Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire and South Carolina, lin tie latter
State the Legislature votes for President J and before
the election comes off, there will doubtless, be Fill
mole ticket i'll every State, Except South Carolina.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

NEW 1oRE ALL R1GHT,-Day before yesterday We
received the following gratifying dispatch from New
York. II is, says the Vicksburg Wing of the 4th,
from an exlnembcr Of Congress, and Of the best
Informed politicians in the country 1t only confirms
a the advices public and private we have received
from that quarter. Indeed New York is now conce-
dei by al! Intelligent men as certain to cast her vote
for Fillmore and Donelson
New loRK, Oct New York votes for Fillmore.
The Iht is between Fillmore and Fremont.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

FILLMORE IN WESTERN New YoRy.-A correspond
ent Of tile New York Courier, writing from Rochcs
ter, says:
Whatever may be the case in the island of Man.
haitian, in the Western portion Of New York it is
Mr. Fillmore's friends who are doing the hard work
They are the busy, energetic men, A few post
Buchanan, but it falls as it rises There is neither
voice nor shout after it; while the friends Of Mr.
Fillmore are making labyrinth of every school dis
trict by their tracks.
The New York Courier is strong Fremont organ
20 Straws show which way the wind blows This is
q very significant " straw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

WING SENTIMENTS IN THE NoRTu,-Even in the
abotiouist city OF Boston, says the Richmond Wing,
VIC have true representative Of pure and undelled
Whiggcrv in the Boston Courer, one OF the ablest,
most patriotic and most courageous political Journals
in the North 1t wars upon Abolition fanatcism
with the utmost zeal energy and consancy, and eH-
poses the hypocrisy of the pestiient Black Repubi-
cans without fear trembling. Witness the follow
ing from late number of the Courier:
Much allowance is to be made for the poisonous in
f.uenec Of Republicanism, called. Everybody
knows how the disorder Of Abolitonism affects the
sufferer. 1t seems to dsorganizc and infect the whole
SYSTEM 1t denloralizes the entire man. No matter
how kind benevolent and philanthropic people orig
uaIy were, as soon this takes rank hold OF them
they become narrow, harsh, yndictive, hatetu and
hating one another The pure elements of Christi
anity itself are turned by it into sources of bitter
ness, and even the clergy, under its influence be-
come still more sordd than their people. Republi-
canism is only type of the disease, exhibiting
the same general symptoms, varying. very much, ac
cording to the constitution of the patient but liable
at any moment to run into the same dreadful ex-
tremes In the latter stage the disorder admits of
no cure. During the earlier period of its progress,
the disease is sure to yield to q gsRefal election,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

RErtBAIcAH, or Fremont ELECTORAL. TICKET FOR
MAHyLAED.--Wc learn from 4 source entitled to
credit, says the Baltimore Patriot and publish it as
matter Of news, that the following named gentlemen
have been selected as the Republican electoral ticket
for Maryland:
For the State at T.argc-Francis P. Blair, William
pMkncy Ewing. For the Congressional DiStricts-lst
James Bryan: I'd, john Lincoln; Sd, G. ". Malte-
net 18th, Francis F. Corkran: 9Th, David Gamble :;
9Th John SWtZcr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
TIE PISTOL PLAST.-Dickens' Household Words

THE PISTOL pLAST.-Dickens' Household Words
says:
There is hot house plant, Pilea alitrichodies of
tender, brittle and juicy aspect, which looks as if it
would be good to eat in cooling salad but which is
really OF so explosive Il temperament that it might
fairly be called the pistol plant. When near flower
ing and with its tiny buds ready to open if the plant
is either dipped in water, Or abundantly watered,
each bud will explode success!yely, keeping up q
mimic sebastopol bonbardment sending forth puff
Of gunpowder smoke or little cloud Of dusty pollen,
as its stamens suddenly start forth to take their place
and form cross. 1t is no novelty; but is still an
amusing toy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 T.. II.
r. IEGTILN5e ERYDAE XYCIks
FO r RED RIV Err.

viii leave OIL nNESDAT the 9Th inst. acloc. F. NJ
rfss.e FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
at Eeyom ';r"T4 i, Ee":s g,mns, AsxanlTja, M
we'll known excellent low water packet Camden, Capt Jno.
Jennings maacf is III porr receiving freight will
leave as above. JOE. NAI,LETI % From street
r The Camden mas good nccomAoliJr for passeAgers
ht
VIII leave WEDEESi)A AY the Sh inst clock F. NJ
re-. FOR RED EgEEIt--TNR ALEX
sisst E ANDK1A and ali Intermediate l4'dtngsTie
light draigit passenger stc:1Aur Linda W.
Main will leave as above For freight pas
on board,
cG - T. r. SMITH, 4 Tchon:,itenas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

A negro woman was relating her experience to
gaping Congregation of color and among other things
She said she had been in heaven. One OF the ladies'
of color asked her a.
" Sister, did you see any black folks in heaven p
"Oh, get out! you 'spase go in d. kitehea wl>H'
was dar ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

SHIrwREcx.-Thc Philadelphia Ledger, of the 1st
instant, publishes the following special dispatch:
-llantic City, Sept. 80, l656.--Bark Kirkland, Of
Baltimore, Robert Bentha master from Rio JaReiro
bound to New York laden with coffee, came ashore
last night, about four miles south Of Absecom. Yes
sci total loss crew saved.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
PFCF'IItT"9 G = e : =
ITHC RSn.AY, Il: )


ff-ga 1856, 6,ISj5-HIEEIFHJS AND MEM
Sn:s!h4 e ORLEANS PACKET ilSE-ln or'ter to az
Of the packets heretofore in the trade hetwee the ct!t
ave n.aa!2td company 20 run TRI-WEEKl.Y LINE OF
PACKETS Dstwy MurpiS and New t1rpnts uter the
and ,tylr nf 7 Il MEMPHIS AND MEN ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY
The Beats comprising the rn ALI Of the FIRST CLASS
inferior in the West South 70. speed colntor; and
stl"!y.
VIII leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, IL 5 o'Ci"Gk 7. v.
E35~Parlicular attention will b. paid way business
-NOSDAF PACkETS-
Ncbra ska. G. b. Church, master
Ben Franklin, NJ. e. AnI""s. master.
-WEDEESpAY PACKETS
John Sinonds, J. W. GJ~lee, nlgeter.
TnGo1nar, l.. M"'ON0Ugh, master.
-FR1nAT PACkETS-
II. r. w. Hill, Tho, H. Newell, master.
RrifaSf, H. l.. Gunrch, master.
shipper, aFl passengers may re-: tie runctuali o. tic
holts Of tMis Line.
The ac Memphis with liz Memphis afI Cairo
Mail Line nui with all the rail- Dad, yd bgt, -: N4~.ra,
Louis Louisville etc
r continuance Of the patronage hhero extended to the
oWncrs q Ills Line is respectfully enlicitei.
scl9tf JOHN Z. HYDE 4 co. G5 !'oydgas sttat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

Win leave WI.IlNF:SDAY Sh A~t., IT o'cor}: T. ".
rfHa.. FOR GREE TtTDpD AND I4E-
GS$1-t,EIa FGREIhe fine, tH running, lr.';IIaHgtt
I5=st=ss4 steamer 1uZoo Belle, j. L. Fjc>
will leave aUove' Tor 14tttpre i "a Ii0n."
l-!#id 2iaD. la@oo Ciy Satua asa al nerrlet,e land
l-s. For freight prseaLe, apply hn board.
ni lEHiS ~EAPP u g. Front s..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
OHIO YER.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
~ leave $S"s$Es % tSgis s : 5fsFiE 3s?S! 5trn
ss5ss Dn aasv SpSy9n ns yneS"F and ID 1l
5ss; I"" ss; pis shs5y VII
% S,s ' '"'e o c }isD spP S G99d sf9cd Or
h In P"fH 1 'A. wSS Sa @ sf"s fIssS Fl S ag
t!cllar attention TO al way freight q
LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
VA e.: On On TS$SH5RaH II p H P;'; i u
on 'rce9Tie oumb Grand Lake. %Es ProTidencc vicKs.
yfv 2fF and an axf m fnee Fn s p""os mt and way ad posi-
recommendations S3 "rI E%Is @Y s9G; sSiS Or +" 20
NJ leave o" TH2Sf5RAE Of SiH,siiIs 2is; pAci< y
EEsf F M MMF9Shs @oydsat nss Visk5Sl. N%sG ana ff II n
Louisa Frank Keeliny muster viii leave as above For
sS' passage "',E E%ls ~ $%35S sSAFr 2 Co. Front street
in complete order and viii remain in the trude during The M
". leave Eoi EHRS5iRAG II IT.: SAposos, :. & u
G"p = I1 cyc n ; EGf da Of e y "44 s4 @ rs,ss5 s
apply on board Or to r,
I.ea"eiou FRIDAY. 10ll inst. a lnelocz p. ".
fTrs;s. .'lBGMPkIIs PACKET LINE.-For
n&.lH HI = Memphis Helena Napoleon, Grccnvle and MI
*S.z "fsaas S cE4rIs %ss Vim M spfda P@sfy
freight Til, Day, viii above For freight o. pas
Apply on board
JOHN f. HYDE e. CO.. Gf PoysIras st.
The Belfast will have clerk the Icvce foot OF
to receive freight on Wednesday morning.
.. Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 2. II.
!, fesSsa =. REGULAR FRIDAY VICIkS-
8 hgrg 'ald Miken Bend Packet Steamer
Frank Lyon, J. NJ. White, master will
Is!Ss as SsoEs for IN: Milks; & beg4 vcsrs Grand GalI
and all Intermediate lann4 For freight PASSAGE having
splendid Accommodations, apply board '7
LEWIS SNAPi' 4 co, 4 Front street
r~ The Frank Lyon Will con.ne regular weeSy packet
throughout the season. Particular attention paid to plantation
and i,nsreSS. el3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08

We think these two lines Of Alexander Smiths al
most worth the price of the book though every other
Leaf were blank:
y: bne :: :He .eagHc:ei wordir ;,oart worthy truly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
WATERING PLACES,

- EULLu1l SPRINGS -CHCCTAW COUNTY,
, AllEnh Tile proTreforof the above delightful
Al ing pHcGrcUris hi,tanes New Qrleang
tshSon, aud bes leave them will
HlF them again this sflIincr. Express cpr
meet with the Springs and NcwtJeu! this season thereby en-
at! visitors II the above pltc%.tO communicate with
ica 1t ;Fliing eAgtnae without the us.t delay BY
the mails
RATES Eo4Rp:
@ i.''''''''' '''' = -
wee Il
sIarss are in vs,n5 t he lairg on the arrival Of
sTrEy bout, convey passengers immediately the Springs
80 M analysis Of tie .tcrs can he had Of V. l. PIiips
No 80 ST. Charles street, who my in New Orleans.
seq In =" .r .CuaTsI.E% CUlI.TM Prorrienr.-
tfsas+ COQPFR'S EVE14.iI-sITUATED.I IN sIINDs
ff county MIS- 6F miles from Niclsbtr, by rHikr6.d
III Ray Hnn w1iu four miles, from he.ce BY stage.
THIS uptt Watering Pecc for the Cronc Darrlica
%-ref> lrpisy trreh Diabetes, C1f0,;s. General De
1SMAS WILLIAMS
S!hf,A if:1 - Proprietor.
y. Bit is we'll known that the yellow was eyaen.
Ie"ast fan evidently brought here persons or goods from
nj infect iirict. Persons arriving. the Well viii
" II M elevate location. (sitga;td in the pre hills will
ts n 50" " l"l cause For tcie PrcC.gH has been ake
to Hye The tln nrf the pointed ot by the
wt 'sur and their certificates published. horongh
ttn is @oiug and visitors daily arriving do not
dt-il, do expect very large t coming
sem w eSertion will be male tAe invalid
f0Ttt'Ir.
ru:I i TNMAN WILLIAMS
les&a THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
~ ee,! se liz; d! Of ltE. under the personal
III tepio ot JOHN MCDONNELL. Of lii Common street
Every energy will le brought 10 bear make the risiors