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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Of New Orleans. re BEAUME-No 10 SIS
Ply VIRTUE OF a writ of fierI faeIas to me
IL directed by the Honorable the Third
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURD AN Il tn day
April 1853 u O'Clock NJ the following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third .,eA
District Of This CITY, IN the square No i4S bounded by M
Claiborne, kerleec, columbus aud Robertson
Said lot 81 feet less front Claiborne street.
by l6 feet less in depth together with buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CRsh on the spot.
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no OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUsToMgES-
We beg leave to inform the public that have 20 eas&
Stores Nos. IS Front and 56 Fulton and
work, VIII prepared all times 70 furnish y -
shortest notice, and liberal terms all kinds a. cor
PER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CASH
tNGs, BLACkSMITHING, etc. Each member Of tn c.z
giving his personal attention each department. or
superior inducements To parties dealing with
Our facilities for furnishing the following 80
passed by any house in the South West.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS ASH PAEsi
STILLS, WORMS
fILfERERs JUICE BoxES:
CLARIFYING KETTLESs
HEATERS. ETC., etc.
ATTACHED establishment general Furuzth
Store requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATI0N AND HOUSE USE may be found
PUMPS.-Worthington's Safety Steam Pump 8 2. k11s
Fire Pump Brass and Copper Force and Lin fun
STEAM GAUGES-SehaHers Vacuum and Steam Gsa.zrt -
new article showing highest point which nay h
boon carried during its USE Hsarsons Water Gangs.
TINWARE.
Channg Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Msulds;
Codee and Tea Urns, Soup Turesns;
Pyramids, and other Ware, Of all vsristks1L
Toeetter and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Parlo Stoves
amander and CaNnon Stoves; Deck Stoves, Frns
der Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hess hmzz
Cylinder Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks; Gauge
Purlp Cocks; Lanterns, Lamps, etc, Of all Description
BREWSTER zACHARTE
Nos. IS Front and 80 Futon ssErenzL
Sole Agents for Sehaer's Steam and Vacuum Gauges H1
sons Wster Gauge g. p. kase's Fire Pumps O. "
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars azA1g
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sEcosP DsIEcr CouRr} SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK
nj New Orleans. WILkINSON-Na. 7022
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of fferi facIas Issued
~ twelve months against Reilly, to directed by
The Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans IN
the above entitled matter will proceed sell at pubic
ton at the City Hote Common street between Camp and Ma
gazne streets SATURDAY the l7ih day Of Apr, 1855 at
u O'Clock. NJ
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the town Of
Shrewsbury IN the parish Of Jers Louisiana and design
aed the original plan thereof square No. ILL., which
bounded by Dupres and Beauva Streets Severn and Peach
Avenues.
Seized IN the above matter.
TERMS-tash the spot The purchasers put them
selves in possession at their expense
r.. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sEyEuH JusIIcE's oouRr, tF. Won DER HAIR - Ma
Parish Of Orleans. ! MRs. KENNAnAY-Ha aasx
QY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facIas
~ directed by tbe Honorable J. B. MeIn. Seventh tsza
of the Peace and for the Parish Of Orleans,
TO sell public suction, TUESDAY. the 9gth day az
March, 1858, at 12ocloek NJ, Warehouse the
of Rousseau and Philip Streets Fourth District
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
mo- 25 30 GASPAR j. SCHRTEBER Couszshs.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT1 A. NARpONNE 4 co. VS. THEIR
Of New Orleans. CREDTt ORS-NO. IL, $40.
by VIRTUE OF and In obedience 10 an order
II of sale rendered March l7h, le5S and
The Honorable the Second district Court Of New Orleans "a
the above entitled will proceed sell public
the premises hereinafter designated THURSDAY
Let day Of Aprl S5s and succeeding till 0ls
O'Clock A. w. for Of the creditors of
The Contents of Clothing Store situate at e of ST.
Ann ant Old Levee la the SecoAd District
schedule flied in the office the Second
District C0urt OF New Orleans.
Surrendered by said insolyens TO their creditors
TERhs-Clsh on the spot.
+. 7 PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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FouRrM DIsrRIcr couRTl CULINAH Agent, w. w. POP.
q New Orleans. PENHEIMER-NO. ~ 261.
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias
~ directed BY The Honorable the foarh District Of
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause proceed to
at public auction. SATURDAY, the Cd day Of priI,
1905 at lO O'Clock A. NJ the premises hereinafter desg
The Of Furniture Store situated on Canal street
between Bsonne and Phil pps Streets per inventory to be
a my office.
Seized IN the suit
TEkMs-Cash on the spot.
T. PARKER,
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Parish Of Orleans No. 5 s6T
by VIRTUE ofn writ of Geri fncias 90 rz<s
II directed by the Honorable j. X. Dixon, Fir Juztss
the Peace for the Parhh Of Orleans, will proceed
public auction WEDNESDAY, the Tth day Aprl.
Il O'Clock NJ my Warehouse, No II Jnla street
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above enitlsd suit.
TERMS-CAsh on the spot
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CouR DU DEUKIEmE DIsrRIcT2 CEsTIA co.
JUDICIAIRE,
Paroisse Plaquemines SvBARBEROT freres-So 4s3.
I'm VERPU dun writ de fieri faeias moi
II adresse honorabe COur du DeuXieme District Juni
ciare Pa0isse de Paquemnes iare cidessus
eederai lie LUEDI 70 de 1858, midi H6 e de la
Ce de Ia Commune les du Camp des Maya
sins, d REHABILITATION de-
Tous les droits es nieet defendeurs certain
auOurdhu pendant ntne BaTberot Narthe
No. ~ des dossers Quateme District
Nouvee equel trRbsere de la Gour do
Deuxieme District Judiciaire.
SAisis dams psffaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIOHS-Comptan moment de padjudication.
= 7. PARKER,
mil 10 p a6 % Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
RUTTER-23 frkins very superior Gosheu landing ex
IL Creole, for sale by s. WOLFF,
ml0 corner Of Grayer and New Levee streets.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

sHIE 2IsrseI coURT{ Il. c. sIAas vs. HIS CREDITORS
o. New Orleans. No. b.s21
RH VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an or
by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
The above Untitled matter will proceed 10 sell pnbe auction
on The premises hereinafter designated, MONDAY the 29
day Of march, 1858 at 0z O'Clock A. NJ Tor Of the
creditors Of said insolyent--
The Contents OF C0ieehonse and n Billiard situated
a. No 46 ST. Charles street, IN the First district Of ibis city
her schedule filed n the Clerks Office the Sixth District
Court Of New Orleans Also the balance Of
premises, TO expire on the LIST Septeub her 1859
Surrendered by said insovent to his editors.
TERMsfor the contents Of Coeen0use and Billiard room,
cash on the spot and for the lease the
as falls due and the balance, If AIRY. cash the spot
y. T. PARKER,
Sheriff o. the Parish Of Orleans.
sEFs S coTg De sMNs vs. sEs CREAM
I'm yERTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie
u Is Ne mars 1883, ct moi adTesse par Honorable Sxee
Conr de District de ia Nouyee dams Paare cdes
je procederai lie LUNDI 70 de 1883 lO heures
A. NJ sur les eux capres designer pour compile des ere
ancier, de Pinsolvable, d DISQUALIFICATION de-
lie fonds dun Gaze ct dune sale de Billiard siues ST.
Charles No. &C. dams e Premier Dtrc de cette Vile suvan
nvenaire depose CRETE sixeme District de Ia
NouVeeOrlenns AUST la balance du bail des dts ieux
piIAnt le Ter srpienbre proclaim, 1888
lie toni abandonne par Pnsovable SEES creanriers.
CONDlTlONS-Pour e onds du Cafe sale de BILLIARD, etc
compliant de Fadjudicato pour e bail acque
paera le loyer echtance balance 81 await
compliant au moment de Fadjudication.
z. T. PARKER,
milo 10 q % 20 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Oreans.
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j. B. HAUGHroN, cou-s.Aa.-

Panoisse d'Orlenns. Noa16I.
TN VERTU dun writ de fieri facIas a maE
Il adresse par fhonorable j. X. Dixon, Premier -
Pax Ia paroisse dOrleans je Rroeederai AEKsREe
lie d'avr 1855 midi mon mngasin rue Julie Va u. AIS
vente puhlique et adjudication de-
uN Lot DE MEUBLES.
Saiei dams laifaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Iadjndieatss1
ms % az ]. b. HAUGHTON, Caanetzbl.-
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DEuxIEME CoUR DE DIsTRIcT( A. NARBONNE& CO. VS.,
de la Noovelle-orleans ) LEI RS CREANCIEKS.
" No. 1866
TN VERTU dun Ortlre de vcnte rendu lie IL
Ia de mars 1853 moi adesse par Honorable Druxieme
Uour de District dc Ia Nouvee Orleans dams aae cidesns
e poceder lie JEUDI Ter ayr 1883 les jours suivans
lO5s leu A. NJ, les heuX capres desgnes pour
compile des creancers des nsovabes la pubhque
adjudication de-
lie Ponds Dun Magasin Embellishments. situe ange DIES
rues Ste Anne ct de Ia Viee Leyee dams lie neXieme District
de cee VILE uivant ilan oppose CRETE ID Deuxieme
Cour de District de Ii Nouvelle Orleans.
Ahandonne par les insulvables eurs creancers.
Coz DlTlONS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION
~ Y. T. PARKER,
mo e &c % al Sheriff de Ii PAroisse dOreans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
~ C0uRr lCATHERFEE NcMIT Rp

n,
In testimony whereof, have hereunto hard.
affixed the seal Of said the Of Orleans
ihrd day Of March, in the year IL Lord e
hundred and hfy eight snd eighty yea q a.
L. 81 j. L. KELLY, Depafy oezk-
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURT, SUCCESSION or T. NJ rarrzx
ot Nsw nrleans RANpEkIE-So. IL l9l
NOTICE IL hereby given TO the cresf5rar~ ~
this estate and . all other
show within ten day sfom The nocsssa s
they have Why the presentad the 1890
Of this should hor1oagated aud -
the funds distributed IN accordance herewith.
P. 8. wlLTz, cns
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pw-ma y. E. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAR.
SN1sS RIAGE TRIMMINGS everything necessary for
-SAsn Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
AXLES suitable for Cane Carts and nrays with Lnch Pics
and Nuts No. 1856 Gravier New Orleans anl ly
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f. T. PARKER,
m22 % 40 II "a Sheriff de la PHrossv d 0teHns.
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Additional Foreign News.


Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL, May 22.-Thc estimated sales OF Cot
ton on Friday the 2lst, 1000 bales-the market
closing quiet-0rleans Fair, u MiddIiDg, 4 s-ls !;
Middling, n. The whole stock in port Is 5s5.ot0
bales, of which 495 900 bales are American.
On Saturday afternoon Cotton was more buoyant
10 consequence OF the adyces brought by the steamer
Kangaroo The sales OF Saturday were estimated al
iuOO0 bales, OF which spectators took 3 900 aud ex
porters 1000 bales When the America len it had an
advancing tendency Manchester advices were favor
able. The weather reported favorable for crops
Breadstus and Flour are quoted dull, western canal
lis TO U.s. 3d.; southern, 22s. Wheat, Is to rs. 3d.
Markets.
White wheat, 6s. to 6s. 3D.; Corn, yellow. ga
white, 34s to 34s. 3d.; Pork, $685. advancing Beef
steady; Bacon, holders demand 2s. advance Lard,
SIS 3D. to 5ss Sugar quiet quotations barely main.
tained R9sin dull Turpentine, firm. advanced 2s.;
LosDoS, May 22.- Breadstuns, du1; Sugar, dall
and heavy. rs
Money unchanged. On Saturday afternoon Consols
for money advanced TO 96l. The bullion in the Bank
OF England had increased during the week fi29 600
General News.
| The published correspondence on the India affair
shows that Gen. 0utram earnestly protested against
the Governor Generals coniscation policy. II Is snp-
posed that this caused the withdrawal OF Cardwells
motion to censure the ministry.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company Contract
The contract between the British Government and
the Atlantic Telegraph Company has been concluded
| the Government giving grant of twenty-five
years from the time OF the completion Of the enter
| prise.
Brazil.
Brazil has effected loan with the Rothsohlds for
| the completion Of the Don Pedro Railroad.
| France.
Prince Napoleon assumes the Goyernorship Of
| Algeria early in July.
The French Pacific squadron Is to be reinforced.
The French Envoy TO China has been directed to
treat with the Imperial Commissioners, without going
| to the capital Of China.
Naples.
The King of Naples has applied to the Emgeror OF
Russia for q passport. owing to his fears Of the
| French and British Governments
Turkey.
| Turkey consents to settlement With Montenegro,
because France has threatened to acknowledge the
| independence OF the latter.
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Children three years old and under free
dup to twelve years old hafpuce; all twelve years
full fare.
Family tickets I'M packages Of twenty-five be
office OF the Mastet Of Transportation. Merchants whose
lilies reside on the line OF the road tickets
OF twenty nve for their personal
The accommodation train will leave New Orleans SAT-
uRDAY, $40 NJ arrive at Magnolia at 10 Is p M leave
Magnolia ~ $50 A. NJ. on MONDAY, and arrive New
leans at S55 A. N. n
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 A. NJ Returning will
Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Satrays
at 4l0P. VI.
Freight 20 leave the city the above days be at
depot by r. M on The day previous TO departure
Of the train.
mysl wM NJ. WADLEY General Suoerintepdent
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On Monday last the Alabama river had risen eight
feet ut Montgomery, making depth of fourteen feet
altogether.
The Florence Democrat has the following
We regret to announce that George e. Clarke. a
student Of the Florence Wesleyan University, was
drowned on Saturday morning last while bathing in
Cyprus creek about two miles from this place After
a few hours search his friends sneceeded In finding
the body, which was on the following day. sfier the
funeral obsequies, conveyed TO the hcnla- Of bis
bereayed parents for intermsnt who reside in Hern
ando, Miss. He was young man, beloved by all Of
hls associates, and was meek, humble and devoted
Christian Within three or four weeks be would have
completed his studies and received his graduating
diploma Of the University.
The corn and cotton crops appear TO be doing well
IN every part Of the State.
The Jacksonville Republican gives the following
account of destructive hall storm;
One Of the most destructive hail storms, for its
extent that ever visited this section OF country passed
through the south-easfern part Of this county on
Tuesday the 18th instant. II commenced short dis
tance above Oxford aud continued in northeast
direction towards Boiling Spring, destroying wheat,
corn cotton ETC., almost totally 10 Its track. In all
we learn that the wheat some three four thons-
and acres OF land was beaten down, In some large
fields scarcely stalk LETT standing, and 80 much
ruined that stock was tnrnAd in What il could
------e -
Betting Is immoral but how can the man who
bets be worse than the one who is no bctterl
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<xA DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS -/E
e11TEAsES FPEE or CHARGE W1
y
OrOR RAAKEF will also give speech

DOofoR BAAKEE will also give special attsntion to the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group, In
uenza Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
He Will devote particular attention to the treatment OF all Skin
Dsesses-nmbago scrofala Rheumatism acute and chonc
Neuralgia Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles, and all de-
ngemen Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels; and also to all
chronic Female dseaes Special attention will be given to the
treatment Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Bsakee has made discovery Of Fluid that VIII
produce perfect absorption Of the Caaae and restore
The Eys without the the knife Dr. Baa
ks prodace thousand certificates Of his perfect success
IA caring cancs old Sores Ulcers Fisiala. swsngs
Tuners Of every descpou and without the Of the knife
Special arrangements be insds with Dr. Baakee for the
named Dieases they will require his
advice and attention. Dr. Bankee Of the most
sllfll Surgeons and Physcians living
His fame known personally in near principal city in
the world.
An directed DR.. Baakes enclosing postage stamp
ave esns any distance curreey stating the nature Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. aud the patients
treated BY correspondence. free Of charge.
azr0nicc hours from A. N. toeP-M
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
somee iso Bssaaas street. below roydrss street ssr Or
eaaz Ia. tAl6 lytW
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-The Louisville Journal
of the 9th has the following
We learn from Glasgow, KY. that a fearful tragedy
was enacted there last Monday evening about /
O'Clock. man named David stone mason uiur
dered his wife and then killed himself The wife's
parents, named Frank, occupied room in the first
story and were awakened by the dog getting their
bed. Mrs. Frank heard some noise and got up, and
went to her iughteIs room. She had no light, but
saw her sonin-law lying the floor She then
walked to the bed and found her daughter weltering
in her blood. She Immediately gave the alarm. The
woman had her throat cut, and had wounds In the
abdomen on the thigh and several other parts Of her
body. The man also had his throat cut. They had
been married about ten MONTHS and she was encenfe
He was some thirty-ve years OF age, and she about
twenty. There was no doubt that he had murdered
his wife and then committed suicide. 1t was sup
posed that he was insane
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Telegraphed 70 Ibs New Orleans Crescent


tsr TIE scrrnsHr LfEE.I
HALIrAx, June The Royal mail steamship
America arrived at Halifax this m6rnine. bringine
three days later Intelligence from Europe.
Z Commercial Intellieencs.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-The catt,,n ssI.s a. d. -
sum up 81 900 bales. All qualities slightly declined
Fair qualities declined the most. Lewer an4jifies
declined Middlng qualities declined l.le,
Breadssufs dull Corn shows derIinine tendency.
ap qualities slightly declined. Provisions steady.
Consois for money closed at 97i
Parliamentary
In the House OF Commons, Cardwell withdrew hia
motion censnring the Ministry. A virtnal triumph
for the Government.
Naples
Naples had, in effect rejected the claim Of the inn
prisOned engineers for indemnity. The Government
are actively proceeding with their military defences
India
Nothing later from India.
The Derby Race.
The great Derby race was won by Sir Joseph Haw
leys Beadstal.
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DATENr INDEsTRUoTIBLE wATER.PIPEs.
l. cHARLEs o. BIER. WIN. c. STEPHENS.
O.. C. BIER & CO.,
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
p M RI y
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS

Plumbing Copper T Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Iron Sinks Pumps both
Force various patterns Beer Pumps, VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHSTANDs, suitable for water.
works or without. beautiful article for bedrooms
We have constantly large and well selected
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cock Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; wsshsand Sink, Butlers shampooning Compression
Geld WATER Lager Beer and Cistern Cocks all
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs Hose Pipes from to nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven the very best article Of the kind in
Also the Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes to families Of from Eve persons to sts
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also gents for celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vavesrhee Sizes Nos and a. prices $40 SIS
and 6OTo from Is 81 feet perpendicular, and
O feet clear of the nozzle with only
brake. They far superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes. patterns
aud prices always hand either wholesale RETAIL Also
Parlor ofce Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
kg-k work done by warranted TO give satisfaction Or
N''S '''S'''~ '''' ''' c. c. BIER CO.,
ol7 ly No. 96 Camp street, New Orleans.
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The Port Gibson Reveille Of Saturday last says:
We went through half dozen plantations, last
week, and found the cotton plant looking very un-
promslng-no better than at the same period last
year. Corn crop is looking well.
The Brandon Platform Of Saturday says
1t is a difficult matter to arrive at any definite
eonlcuson relative TO the prospects Of the cotton
crop. as the accounts we have from exchanges are
vague and contradictory. The inundation ef river
plantations will unqnestionably cut the cotton crop
short in that quarter and as the water-courses are
still rising, there is no method OF Specializing what
the damage may be to the crop.
The Holly Springs Herald Of Saturday last has tho
following: R
During residence Of twenty years in this county.
we do not recolleet ever to have fruit trees Of
every description 50 loaded with fruit The trees In
the gardens Of Holly Springs win produce fruit
enough to supply every resident in the city.
The Grenada Republican Of Saturday says
The past few days have been warm and admirably
formed by number Of our planting friends in Yalo-
blsha and Carroll that cotton isvery much improved;
corn is excellent wheat, in many localities, good
and in fact, nearly or quite everything IN the plana
ton is presenting cheerful aspect. We always
rejoiced to hear from the country, and hope for
plentiful harvest Of eysryseias. -
| FnoM LAkE PRovIpEScg. The Lake Providence
Herald OF Saturday last says:
We are having warm, clear and delightful weather.
the very weather for pushing the crops ahead in
g.
Rumor has been rife for several days, that the
evee in the vicinity OF Lake Washington, Miss some
twelve or fifteen miles above this, has broken and Is
likely to create mach damage.
suIcrpz.-Iu the Mobile Tribune q Tuesday We
ilDd the following
On the 2sth nlt, IN the woods near citronelle. Z
small son Of Mr. E. s. Trieg found the body Of :
dead man. II was in state Of rapid decomposition,
and number OF citizens buried IL on the spok the
same evening. When found. pistol which had the
Appearance OF having been recently discharged was
in the left hand Of deceased He had evidently shot
himself wonnd, supposed to be made by . pistol
ball, extended threugh the mouth to the back Of the
head, from which the brains had issued.
The body was recognized as that Of Frcnebman
who had etopped st the Citronelle Hotel few days
previous, and registered his name q Lewis Maufy.
New Orleansn He was last seen on the ~ ult, just
befofe sunset walking in the direction Of The spot
where the corpse was found. He neatly dressed
was about Eve feet five inches high had dark com
plexion dark eyes aud hair, was lame and seenled TO
suffer from rheumatism Ten dollars In cash N1z
found GA his person, aud blank book on which sss
written the word +" Whistler These are the only
facts Of any moment known Of him BY the citizens q
Chronicle. IS