New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-22
Asi.s,ss,ppr lnsenIgeass.
The osrion Of yesterday has tlefoflqwing in


I0e Clarion of yesterday has thefotlewfng in
reference tothe mails;
The Aberdeen Examiner complains that the
route agsntsa PraiFie reosed to deliver the mails
| for Aberdeen unless sworn agent of the post
9Elae departfnegs Feuld appear 70 receive them.
Aperdeen ls q e3ts Of more than two thousand in
haoitantss and supports two daily papers. Tt
would De strange II aach q population were to be
wholly deprived OF nails DR.. Geo, Z. Woodward
Gas contracted to carry lie mail daily from Prairie
s- Aberdeen, nine miles bat the contract will not
re effect until th9 hrat Of Eext month. The Ex-
4 aeT proposes II b tthef @srralasaEs sn dan be-
made, to have tbe 3hst8d All HI ,ssfs1s.f hi
| gro and send hIfI a7fs. tdSF4s.
| The ordeF.pubiished a few dags aisse stoppin0
mails where no post masters have beer APPOINTED
! and qualified, is causing great incoa7enfence For
the information Of the publiG,w we give the princi-
pal Offices on the railroads that are deprived Of
mails in pursuance of this order;
SOUTHERN RoAD-Edwar Depot Big Black.
Pelahatchie, Newton, Hickory, Gkanksy, Decatur
and Garlandsyille.
Nav ORLEAEs AND JACKSON Rk4sozp-Nadi-
son Station, Byram, Terry, Crystal Springs and
Bahala.
MOBILE AND OHro RAIRoAD-state Linz Pm
catuna, Winchester, Waynesboro, Bed Blufs, De-
Sofa, LauderdaIe, Lockhart, Tanola, Suearnocte
SeOoba, Brooksvie, Artesia, Mayhew, Hhbee
Prairie, West Point, Tupelo, saltiilo, Verona,
Shannon and Rienzi.
1t will be seen that but few postofiees are now
10 operation on the Mobile road. We are not so
we'll advised abont the Mississippi Central and the
al5slsS}pp1 ana tennessee ROAD, DUB uDuefsteH1
that there are regular postmasters ataeary all the
important stations.
The foil owing are the Offices at which MATS ar
delivered:
Southern road: Bottoms Depot, Bovina. Clinton,
Brandon, Forest, Newton, Lake, Meridian
New Orleans and jackson railroad HazlehHrst,
Brookhaven, Summit, Magnolia, Osyka, Bogue
chitto, Amite.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sauhuta c1itmau
Enterprise, Meridian, GAINESVILLE Junction, Macon,
Marion Station, Charlottesville, Wahaak Eolunl-
bus, Aberdeen, Ok0lona, Corintb.
The esaunbus Index oftbe 18th speaks rather
more hopefully of the crop prospefls than for
some time past. It says:
Since The incoming Of the beaGtifat warnr
weather the past week or two farmers are hegia-
nng to think the prospect does NOT threaten so
badly after all. Their greatest fear "a the freed
men Will net stand little extra labor % destroy
the grass that IS covering everything az "a
mantle of sleep" Twenty days lost in inactivity
il serious matter with the cropping interest, and
negroes with their new ideas of things are an un-
certain staff to lean on for al emergency Get
over this RabicOns and the general opinion is, a
three-touIthg crop will be realized. TIE warm
weather has done much in drying I'D the lads and
thick the grass ID, steady labor evenfSr sftort
period will greatly redeem the baa-FDokng pros
peet. We saw an enthusiastic platter yesterday
for the first time Notwithstanding il was raining
the day before. He was not drunk, aither.
Quite number of oar exchanges propose that
the Fourth Of July be set apart as day for COM
memoratiag the Confederate dead, in The way of q
floral Offering upon their graves. TheTpruppsition
is made for acceptance oErejection hy lhs ladies'
We hope to see our ladies make 2moTein the mat
ter and take the proper steps to do honor to the
memory Of the fallen heTaes who rep0se IN cur
cemetery.