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S:tion.50*i Newmod,kli on111 ou n*11 •!, y theUili inxncry,Clop-y over, wassay*g y « U Iuugaloot*‘ratt-i * 1 u tred ut60*coun-it, inoore,M fill 1 minA. !i.vcriill r 500dont-i'ut 0otherrurd,J 0*1.. I 50,.157.. 150.. I * *LftUr from T«*ihh.The Galveston Civilian, of the 25 tb instant, say a;Hill, convicted of the murder of Lyons,on the steamship Matagorda, and confined in the jail at Galveston, committedsuicide yesterday morningabout daylight,by hanging.The prospect of the coming crop is everywhere good. The Indinnola Courier, of the 2Sid lost., says :We liave accounts of the most rel1 'Jl,' character, from ulmot every por,i',n, u Western Texas, and are as*lt;(;1 there has never been such ,**'r0Hl,c‘ctf for crops in this country* b.'*'re fcspecmllythe cotton crops—th*.not concj,IlKit, time tu nvike . m11 wop of corn msome of the ur*\ r couri,ies* °(there will eril un abundance made. The crop 4 c°tton planted this year ismuch ulfier l^an lhat of any previous ..c, , and i t is but fair to estimate, that if j disaster befalls it before gatheringtime, the yield will be rnoro than doubled. We estimate that there will bo from seventy-live to e ghty thousand bales of cotton shipped from our bay, this year’scrop. -The Kichrnond Reporter Hays that the Sun Hernurd bridge is now completed, and the cars are daily crossing ties and iron for the extension ol the road to Columbus. The work of laying down the rails ij progressing rapidly, and theplan-ters of the “hill country” will bo spared the necessity, in the disposal of their next crop, of navigating the mud between the Colorado and tlie Brazos.The I*The San Antonio Herald, of the 22d1M I U4|ilIV ■ *n atI 10 ;itdika( 'Inp-says: 1By an order issued yesterday Cutup 11 id ziminski lias been ordered to ho abandoned. The troops now stationed there are to go to Camp Cooper.We understand that an express arrivedin our city yesterday from CupL Plummer, Camp Cooper, informing the lle-purtment that a large number of persons, citizens of the frontier, hud assembled near the Indian Reserve, declaring thattiio Indians should not be removed.This movement on the part of thefrontier citizens i» in direct opposition to what thoy expressed as their wishes a month or two since. We learn that the commanding general lias issued an order commanding several companies to go to tho Reserves, for the purpose of increasing the escort for the removal of the Indians beyond the borders of Texas.The canvass for the State officers waxes wuim. There is some probability of theelection of Houston for Governor. If any difference exists between them in their professed principles, it is in this, that Itunmdt^is in favor of reopening the slavetrade, though the party wiio nominated him do repudiate that question as one involved in the contest.lt; ur advices from Brownsville arc tu the Mill inst, The Rio Grande is still high.Hie city marshal, Robert Nheirs, was shot on the Idth by ft Mexican whom lie was attempting to arrest. It is thoughtthat Shears will recover.rivIt vinjjfive volt In the fi cinct na Washingand hi 1Mr ii’vitlie fiilhscene : Winteiwind, an Btill kepi and outdcords.dined o (pu nt gu usual, w die, goin in his m outposts He ha itc neph the impr and hadwhere Invault, tLroot’* of and camsaid fie, for f ina“Whcnephew,the lroof niysibright fr usual richis chelt; broughtwe had iwell. I the handin a liveagreeablthat I csame Wawho app Lor sokeen occsystem oimanagedspecify in farms, wi of crops, and was method \ness pap 10th of I by a letti steward, showingintellectistenco, i throughu anxiety, ’ “ is to Inclear am may uttutaken mspirits.It is ( health hi long che.serene ol A ccnrt which tii»»his tcw£culm, In
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Columbus Daily Sun
Columbus, Georgia, US
Tue, Aug 02, 1859
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