New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
CATTLE Market.


rRReegs'ts CITY 1nay IL isN
Inc sock on sale comprises so Western Beevess
IT'S Texas Cattle 100 Hogs $50 Shsep 2a Mich
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sesf Cse Iszas ordiaars good u q ee&z D
sheep ss dc i i lead is
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Veal Cars s $500 " - - SaSia d
mississippi Intelligence.
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FROM he Natshez eour;er Of Tuesday East Ne
extract The satsa,;.
hta nnirs~ss,.r ss...... -. - - 49,
,ass sis - saaaatsea thaI sae iass ssh oays
;t.: J.. 800 sseT known In sas coolies
!. y 1919, .lol Y oslock ~ ne
go; sa - s ~; - = - waile in ssaA~
~ ~ - - :. ~ sss3 y sne WeaIner
he thevmonseser has re,rhea Isss = sae sa1
The drought still continues. md yxhss e;sszenz
are to do il it eontfnues fortnight lourer ne
know not. There is almost q famine in tie Ia4lS
and the streets and the people are getting dryer
every day.
On Friday morning. about two O'Clock, fire
broke ont in the kitchen Of the premises occupied
BY I: Il. Cory, Esq, 10 the rear Of the Gas WORKS
rush Of the devouring element, and hardly had or
portnnisy to save aaght, bat The furniture in de
front rooms The entire premises, consisting Of
were destroyed. The loss il estimated at about
| s6008 upon which we regret TO say there was no
| insurance.
| 4 high wind was blowing at the time and there
Deing no wafer 10 any cisteFh Wlhh possible FeaeH
the nfe had faii sway.
y believed that the hfe was me WORK o. en- ~
eendary. ,,
/ lhe FREE tradef % iuesoay mas the toiioWhg
| An inquest was held on Saturday morning Last.
/ on the body Of Michael Farrell an irishmans
resident under The Hill who died from the effects
of wounds received IN fight ON the ath inst. Wish
one Hugh Smith. who made his escape, but was
arrested 10 waterproof ny one Of our ciuzens VINO
i went ID pursuit 60
was naflea y ,e sy III ~ @
fonnd dsinterred lving beside ina gTaye. 1ch bosh
i hands e,Y ar
i WHISKY was at the bottom of the fight. and
n danbtIees the SUPERSTITION of runaway ,wha
believe the possession of white mans hand VIII
| charm away danger will account Tor the desecrar
| tion and violation Of the grave and dead body.
I | mn 1,sz. rsIa.;oo ~ yNadnauaa - Iaat savs sg
- - q. - ~. s - i, 90.
we need say w s.iy ,s,h - u IL = 80
topics ths Weeh. y = IVY ssioa ,5 ~ =;
laers aetnnarv wonla MT ID iuslce ID the
subject. The Thermometer has ranged for several
| DAYS from 100 to I04 degrees In the shade. The
Il corn crops are irreyocahiy ruined, except where
81 ii was planted late and upon rich hammock or
. praYria land. on the upiands scarcely any can
ii now nassi6fv-he made. Many fields that would o.
4 ordinary years bring vi teen Or fTsnsy bushels D
me mere sr ny nv NOR M mi
o cotton Is not 20 much injured as osler CROPS baa
| many men will probably have To expend pretty
much the whole proceeds of their cotton to supply
. the failure Ia raise provisions. n SI 5-53s
: rrha M.aan uaaaan aors .ast j st..a a~;,.a,.
.mo Gaada ana F Sanai sa
waa killed An the 2sfh MD hpfwaen ans1 n'elosI
Il in the afternoon. He was wayaid on the ROAD and
v instantly killed, some eighteen bucksiot entering
ii MS boay. ne was nfeu as tns gay nei3fs, 3&e
os missed he armed himself We next aay, ana kepI
~ on ms route oht Ine Villains WeFe eo sAeeessfll "
III theIr ann me second tme. ne hlaf vas M,ssin9,
and its robbery can pc we only aasEe 10y
q the act as i was not known that he had aingss
Ill enemy.
~ The Port Gibson Reveille Of the l0th says:
ss Tha ,Eaatbar CONTINUES drr The earn rrax,a d,
~ III nnasas IA IN Il;
sa nantatiars The corn haa been NH oFn ana swefi
~ fra vi a. sha ,;naer The @otsan rrana Ii, IN
-, "a Nv MI IL Ia Js.h w. saarr
=, ..l n. - 49,
s river excessive rains have hurt the eotton ereps
lag while the corn is splendid.
IL thermometer goes up to los in the shade, aiaos
~ every day and stands at aboutss during the night
Isl The Brandon Herald OF Wednesday last says:
lss The corn crop in Rankin will be almost entirk
o. failure this year In many portions of the coanty
GU there has not been rain ongh to ay the nst ID
ten weeks, and the early corn on the hill lands II
entirely burned up, and unless we have rain in .
al few DAYS the corn on the bottom lands will shars
90 the same fate. The prospects now are that no
~ enough of corn will be made in the eouraE thii
w season for bread This will be serious eamitJ
~ aur naonle as the cro Iaas wear WA short an
on many Of our citizens are entirely ont of corn
sso What they will do for it, God above knows. I'm
or less we have the proper from this ont, tn
cotton crop IN orr county wLalso be short II.
" prospects are truly alarming
IN. The Amite Democrat Of the 10Th has the fol
nd ,a,niaa
lowing
The weather has been oppTesaiyeiy BOT for sil
ii ri last day or two Thermometer stood % w g
U.s. grees N the shade-lve degrees htgner thah ~
49, been KNOWN here Tor nine or ten years. y
'ys5 strange 10 Us that our city aathvrftes allow
sab many dogs e run about oar streets para
IN az they are liable so mad at any momeht ap IN
ri ssi time OF the year II.
81 Tue crops are Wrefehed FROM every pofna
- u lne soes y hea. ~ ess nv
oas about corn. We heard one farmer remark ~ 4