New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-15
sATuRpAY MoENINa. sRPTEMBER Is. lass.
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Special to tile New Orleans Crescent
CooPER > EFEtLs, Kinds County; Miss, y
September o, 1866.
IA Crescent 4 week spent at this delightful
locality has inspired me with the cacoetbes serb
eadi 3 and i you viii permit place in your val
nable and popular journal, will expatiate upo1
IL.
On my arrival found here a gay, pleasant, and
numerous company, and met with the genial Kind
ness and attention Of mine host, InIlan Williams
and his associates.
The mornings are interspersed with games 81
euehEe billiards, and ten pins and riding parties
the mercy laugh, and witty and saucy repartees
ringing ont on AL sides; and at meal times, to see
the hearty manner ia which the edibles were
stored away, gave good proof that the effects Of
the water and air in this pure and healthy locality
gave great APP etites and good digestion
The evenings are generally passed In tripping
Tie light fantastic toe, and aging ana doing ten
der and sweet thing this subject, III could ID
thee . tale uhfol d would harrow up, etc., but
more amen ThUstha day gIides in and out and
passes away Ike summer breath.
The advantage Of these wells are, Their close
proximity, situated only eight miles from Byrln
on jackson Railroad, aud first-olass vehicles and
teams always On hand, by that gentlemahly pro
prletor Ct tlle stage lines, CHARLES A. Gone, who
1s thoaroa ghly Oh lying and always on hand II
The months of September and October, ii tbis
section 81 the country are most desirable for b4ac
aug air and exercise with plenty Of game Of all
kinds large droves of wild turkies In the yicfptv
with the addition Of the wonderful effects Of the
water. which So well know as to need no com.
rlsnt, exoftes and reinstates the debiIitated and
Morn ont, The tradition of Observation-Disclosures
sMf. Cooper to dig the well, and prDphgc yine the
wonders Of it, qualities have not been oYetrated
by tie results. N
ne tat BILE fare and attention are all that canhe
desired the hest of MEGA s and finest and whitest
bread and rolls; and when leralded and called
ont by that veteran and iacomparable Gen. Ne
Aiackn, Of Ficksburg noteriety, with lis rich ana
musical voice calling out the various dishes. gives
. zest TO the good cheer and comforts. The
wells ARE fof sase-the whole property $4o, OOO-
md one of the best Investments in this country
for az enterprisng party.
met, on my trip do wn, the handsome, elegant
and courteous Col. Phil. Stockton, the assistant
superintendent Of the great National Express
line, wAo was returning from an inspection ana 4
regulating trip. The company are truly FORTH
nate q obtaining biz valuable services, as he Isl
4ge Of alls energy and cigility Of d soldier and
gentleman. 3ii7
.ally one desires to spend cool and pleasant
sgeek ous ef the city, take q trip to Gooperisl
=s a'sI'i 800 -. s. o. 5sUx
la RoDacE AlARKET ~ THE WEsr44The Chicago
Times q NE lOslt says, that tie general markets
lor producer That during the past n eek have
been unuspBl iyiactive ana prices have advanced
quite materially, The stocks oi wheat and -four
sss slle Fast aEs very light and reoens yam
new crops have been largely purchased for shin
nleEt faf much higher prices than were generally
expected. Since the LIST inst an advance Is noted
IN the price hi flour in this market Of fully76 cents
per barrel With sales during tile week Of 10000
barre mostly taken for Immediate shipment to
New England. Wheat during the same period.a;i
yancea zoe. PCT bushel; with sales of eso OoO 1
bushels .H Corn has cen unusually active, apd
prices have risen 2c. per bushe, with sales during
The fve business days of the week Of NOT less than
2,00O, 300 bushels.
The following table shows tie prices Of -four
and grain on Saturday, Sept. s, compared with
the prices Of the sumo article on Sept. /, and on
the corresponding date in 1865:
Flour spring extras Sc 415li 90 80 60@i6 rs 75s 10
ss oR ~ Is VS. So ! W. 5dS.os d 5 SsS5
9Ats eo s s9 g 295fs 9 2s2 ~ i3
3aeles sample. no AZ ld8 u g5@lol
ifas aSAi s------A 45 i1B
ASolHER MfLKzPofsoNtSG CASE IN INDrANAFa. +
night the Bates house guests and board Il
srs were visited with mysterious laeteat poison
ne demonstration, exactly similar TO the one 90
,uring at the Pyle house short time since. The Il
ynlptons IRE precisely thesaule. and tile Sickness
directly trdceahle to the mills, As usual, ii o.
ugfed al supper time. 4
Three or four hours after tea, those who had L
agtaken milk, felt bnraing sensation at the
its ofstheiF st0nachs, which soon developed into II
ioient pflrging and vomiting. There were aboutIiA
ffeen affected, Those Yho used mo milk were (
otat all sick while those who used it snariagly
My suffered Slight ia6OAy enienee. l8
The bparders were net seriously affected, how s
yer, and the only bad case IS that OF aladgayllo IS
rank three gasLsses oe milk. Drs. Thompson, h
and others attended upon tia victims, 9
od soon gave HEN relief, +sa =
The Bates house GETS its milk Of Mt, Anstin,Ithe Fl
ayae iaiFyaan who supplied the Vie house, and Ia
lere Is something ltttie remarkable in the mat
sf Che milk be supplied for breakastrllis lilarn
lg has aifeeted no one. zs q
tInaipaapolis eazett8 ffE s
" g should think that the5deiicate lady NRo. d
ssak thfee glasses Of milk fotsnppe had no more
ason e attribute her sickness to the quality OF r.
Z article thaatO the quantity. lp