New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-03

of voter
NJ, Terav saws he was mncb deceived in tha nnm.
her If n"5njation ana so are Wa We rondiJiv
thoupbt we coud rnuster mn at Iaast ono consideT
n that n1r narish tllnTrh small ond 31aI,n IA NOn
hnnsheads of snrar last Year shnnid have na1,1Ia
ton much iargeT than the retnrns show, P'p''''
M CSa,nor3ia TntaIIiao,,cor ae Ma,
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Grtann inrbns and is fiII royagin ,l i ~
the INNER Tfyars of which I've have 9ccnrota ;nt,ii
oanra NAV in1neda tho fail far for, da3,S INT CON
Tot We conreiya cot t[t. rigar IN q rico SCIg3;n
Tho nonr cra5sza ta,a stiII suyn thE ri,,ar tt
at more moderate rate Lake Concordia still con-
tinues to rise at the rate of more than inch per
day.
At Trinity the Black is reported certainly on stand
II not falling.
The back water IN the rear and interior OF Goncor
MI -,
uo P"o'l:ues SriT ioi,o"'nS
utiteu sUuttl DVIu' Dl1eh llFet' 'uIy 20
The condition OF the crops are generally very salts
factory in this part of the parish. Corn is made, and
will turn ont ut least fair average crop Fodder
has been saved in abundance during good weather.
The sweet potato crop promises well. Cotton upon
the year. Some places are little injured by the
rust but not 10 an extent 10 materially shorten the
'lTl, o ri,or hos ~ lost oor,o 70 st,nd and 10
oentiIJy Tacniin% II has now oft9inad ~ aront
yay savaTejv teste some If The eyeee gnod
afcl, has %9on Eent and renairs d0no os airSnn
t for or narsb Ieyaa svsta M
J a. ~ sl,t 80 Az ~ III 80; H. t ~, I.iN
Couu M Li t - s+ 90 ft l H.
~ i a. III oi,t Tboro is on n,snaI oIo,,nt
F ~, S,,,T ilass onnra of bIi
ia a Hl'tI tItet to F For y
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The Bayou Sara Ledger OF saturday says
The river at this point is reCedng pretty hrskly,
and the water has fallen some two feet already. The
weather continues qnte if not very warm, but then
we have nice shower of rain every day, SO what's
The Pointe Coupee Democrat of Saturday saws
During the week we have had frequent showers of
rain. The crops so far promise an abundant yield.
The health of our parish is very good.
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FRoN KEY WEsT-The Kew of the Gulf of the
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we nave 9eeh enjoying oeHglV'9 Weathei the past
week @ uoIHils M could touiu pe more ueIClons IRa1 Vne
mdness Oh lhe temperature ana serenity OF Lhe al,
mUSphefe anna All thlS we are stlll aDie 10 record
the laet IhaI our physicians regard Tue Guy as dis-
tressngly healthy, With the talrest prospect OF Its
continuing So
Il POSTAL HukEW LOUISE Inc IuIaW (Ala)
WING of the 29th says
Wc baVa heara that n largo amount Of money and
1,oFtg ,,siiad in 5Tnsr,ionSo for MOliIa hos soI,
nanrad narconntahlv The onlv reasonable solution
IL tat the mails have hnpn robhed The loss ia also
soid to have occasioned one snicide
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Senator Butler Of this State, being one of a coere
at one of Mrs. Browns and Miss Foxs spiritual man.
iIestatIons, asked with much seeming concern when
Nu WIZ iso Nc + d ,fa f
9%e :" III , Il 3h ym ora ,yron sold
tt Ie 5"Tu ~ VI" - g 1 ] IN tho fret nara Amt
RntSe ia not die fhcn and there and in the second
nEtSey u5e ] g I nU Amt Bctsav ), Mrs p J
Ii /, ro n"I into n cnie If smashaJ
| - pils2 w TGttrItton Ccr,rior
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Inc MeitphIs Easle 0. tle -2tn n%s [ne lo''o"'nB
Day before yesterday at about l0 O'Clock 7, M
when the Falls City was about forty miles below this
! city, and one and a haIt miles above Commerce
Miss. the piston rcd OF the arhoaFd cylinder broke
and blew out forward carrying away the stand ana
! breaking the mud receiver Three deck passengers
4 were blown overheard, two of whom drowned
and the other was picked up by the w. II. Langley
which steamer arrived Al the spot in few MINUTES
after the accident. Two Others were badly scalded