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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01
20 ORLEANS ssgsusp 5sgarats.
csxseErr oyFicE, No, 10 oAur srnkrr, L
rrIisy Evening, Novamhex so, 1855.

Friday Evening, NovaMhe& 51 ltbos I
The Money Market continues TO ts abundxuty sup-
Piled and lenders are scry moderate In their views Ths
Banks to-dey discounted all good paper, commencing
with the oxens which discounted about $24oo0o the
Union done ali that was offered, say about $4,000 and
bs bank Of New Orleans about SEQ 600 and all had
thing 10 epare besides Now this will do tocrabe well
three bake In one oay, IN Wncn u ueemeo 10 DC
going backwards though y e, e. y nils. p miles q
haroaas Y sa ~ Thsys ~ mi ,ies ns,sr ossr
~ ia e aa IN learn II onv .bout
~ oon hs,ns naeed i rates ranging from ID SIX for
\, n FIR other grades and 10 to u and Is for ordi
nsrv tbough this latter will be paid puuctuay, Our
onn,on h. BUYERS of paper desire to make the usual
;nvo,mant thew had best be on the alert We do not
bnk that ia the present iucertitude Of financial affairs
Il Nurooe, with the intimate connections in Northern
,t, that our prudent cotton factors will this season
responsibilities to the extent they have hereto
fore also have word Of advice to the planting in
teres that H. curai all expenditures be economical and
snd require as few favors assumption Of respo
abIit,es from your merchant and factor as possible
c,.h o,,rse can be carried out and In the end will re-
ao, Il the good and benefit Of all interested Those
ueuua = w - I. danr,vsa !, 49,, .r.at -
account would feel disposed to aid and invest
Il e s,rn,. means in our great Railroads.
mha r.,h.nge Market to-day presented very firm and
aansct for all descriptions Some clear bills Of
il
remittance were asking ~. and in one instance TX
aor,s anal, sums Of bills ladsng were taken at OK
,arah,a demand has been evineed for Francs based on
soma nr,vate information from New York They were
nlsnty before tie advice and we expect every
i s..s.,.in tomorrow for remittance will aud no diff
A,,,,tv 4 obtaining what they want at g. 80 to s234
4 o. rnota tb,a evening": 4
"A ~ a.z, on Iaudon clear .16n1x prsu
Sky sa. O. I ssr s. w,,n
"a.
SKY da5s 90 S S prodaes bills y cent ii
icy. NssYS VIZ. selling Fats'. cen. A
s,ss, ana BasE New YORK. si bank cent al
on the West come Of the Camp street Bankers are buy
ling on Cincinnati at III dis selling ON the same at sigh
II Al per Ct dis On Mobile there have been opera
tions in sight par Take the markets al In a It close
with a decided upward tendency, but the question
asked where has all the exchange gone for the recen
' Large purchases Of cotton.
Mexican dollars very dull at los The receipts
| Spece for the week are
o. aaba from Vera craz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

KESpIG's SALES That old veteran in the
snsiian os Benjamin Kendig holds his regular sales to-
day At "a o'clock, the Arcade Exchange, Magazine
srest h ~i b. found his stand the uonth aide q
thu precisely It the hour named with real estate
and many first class negroes All In rant Of bargains will
=aszsen 10 attend No postponemsnt on account OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

ma- REIJGIous NOTICE The Rev. 7. L.
- NJ yo,k will preach on .BsATH MORNING. thu
J., At II O'CLOCK 10 the Lecture Room Of Odd Fellows
H.l, aud deliver Die 'uras IN me evening, ?. a.
rw Subject, The Brotherhood OF an. h'a'' w a. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

BALE At THE AAMosr, Philadelphia Fir,
Company No. IA give ball to-nisht ii Alsnosy Hall
For particulars advertisement in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

n
NAEloA ~ q l1a = ~ = y ~ Is
The National American Conventions which
,sscifb led in Philadelphia laat juno, adjourned n
j met in the same city on the 22d Of February
lsxt--ths anniversary Of the birth day Of
FAsHls0FoN, as we'll as Of the magnificent VIC
orr Of Bnena Vista, In one respect, the day
j very proper one for Americans to gamer
oxether inccuncia and deliberate upon matters
I'd the and prosperit q tnelf
native land. Iti6f1ll ~ nople memoir es' e. m
.piring deeds Of herolsm sno esoIy, anu teAs
lie natives Of The soil " unmiseaksole sefns
maj II, indeed, they have 40 Frsself sney can
pxoudly point to Fast repteta Kath sapilmity
and renoHn.
4 Bsts it strikes us thep fxed y altoge.ner
W early for the objects contemplated, when
lxes Ne presurne, the conatguctlon Of Q nat1onai
Presidential platform OF principles upon winch
svery patriot who prefers MS country TO MS
party can proudly stand; the nomination cf
American candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, md the transaction OF such |
other Important business as usually comes
Within tho puryiew of national bodies shcnla
such AomanaMona, etess lsks hasSe II ~ ~
spoken Of, the National AmeFican parry M slla
have q tedious sxhausting, and embarrassing
canvass before it q some eight months and
|a half FL Just as soon as the members
thereof naake their nominations and pro-s
mulgats The principles for which they Intend
| to fight, the canvass, 80 tar as they are con-
earned, Will Immediately comnmence. Their
candidates and their principles VIII DO as
saiIed forthwith BY their opponents and .
systematic Warfare W. Oe Waged upcn posn,
from Maine V California. AZ eur opponents
will make neither nominations nor declarations
until June, perhaps 4 nlys W. Wonid De necesss-
rly constrained e act 0n We oetenslve 1or tour
months or more. Wa Wcnld nave neither a mea-
sures, nor men, nor poliey' nex aDy tning else,
20 criticise, argue sgainss, q assali. w. Would
polling assaults We would % wholly unable
to carry the war into the enemy,s camp 1or the
simple reason that they had constructed No ,
camp. Furthermore, defensive warfare Is
ever losing warfare, as all history conclusivey
| !, EI5A And ana ,aanlt rr;sht ba that
0emonStateS' n1a 80 ls,S$l. g - II II =
| tnwards the close of q four months lncessant
u, III u INV SSrry, "a ia IL AM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

The usual facilities the sale Of uncurrent coin and
bullion Of every description continue uncurrent Bank
Notes with sales at quotations which are the
rates Of H. B. Merrel Co who learn prepared to
buy bullion and coin every kind at New York rates. with
slight difference of interest," and uncurrent notes Of all
banks of reputation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

Foa LOUISVILLE. The fine steamer Antelope,
capt I'D Brown Having bssa prevented from leaving
her advertised time in consequences Of ths heavy Of
yesterday viii positively this day It u O'Clock NJ,
FOR rouissiIs and all intermediates landings As We ex
pressed opinion Of this penda boat and her ocsrs
yesterday morning there y 20 necessity for repetition
now msasrs Rstterton Kesfs % Tohoupitcuas street
q re her agents 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

~ W. ~ indebted to the polite officers Of
the steamers America aud B B, Clarke for late
Memphis and Baton Rouge papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

+ WALKER AND HIS MEN We have seen pri-
yate letter from member Of Walkers bnsteriDg force
In Nicaragua bearing the latest date from that quarter
wherein writer that though victory has crowned
their arms they find the hardest job conceivable to
tain the wherewthal to satisfy their stomachs. For
days before The letter written they had been reduced
to tue necessity of living wholly piantains which
anything but food suited keep in thesysems troops
the peculiar view of fbusteriug Americans The writer
seemed to be Of impression that pantaps and nothing
hut plsptains would reduce them in flesh and
sprits as that se would not be than hall
match for Ordinary native; as the latter can stand
the vegetable diet through habit. Wash. Eve. Star
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

SiEUeraDHfe.
SUBSCRIBERS finishing of their Mandatory in
city, unusually large and elegant asaortuentof
SILV ARE,
NEW PATTERNS thet Winter Trade TO which they would
non Of their City and Country customers Thsrtosk
the largest the Southwest and bling manufactured in this city
supervision they enabled give FULL
GUARANTEE that its quality is EQUAL TO COIN.
sH We making
WATER md MILK PITCHERS
COFFEE and TEA SETS,
CUPS and GoBLErS,
BUTTER TUBS, in great variety.
SUGAR STANDS,
FRUIT STANDS, :
D. ~.- CAKE BASKETS.
SALT CELLARS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
great many Ornamental Pieces for the Table, and articles
P,te presentation Bsdss large of Spoons
FORKS LADIES Of Pattern All warranted Of sterling
quality. For sale by -.
HYDE GOODRICH,
nols aptdeef .orner of Canal snd Royal sirsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

a ELECTION RrrrRNs. In another place We
rive the oficiai turns Of the late election for
AZ Slaorernor, and Hi number Of Senators and
resentativsz sloeT taihed to be elected, W.
presume the figures are correct AT all EVENTS
they are sufficiently accurate to answer our
yGFposes II they W not, let those Interested
institute Inquiries WI are not awars that We
shall experience spg particular anxiety if We
never heir fartbsx ~ The late slecticI was
there actually IN slsStion III Y ccmmcnw ealtk
Z that hsszaot been Sinaptly termed The 4 Sugar
1 Bowl ID The Union n S;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01
sATlJlSBaY MoRSI DEC: !, 1855.
wEEKLY cREscxNr

The sekly Crescent, publiahed thisn
j eutaihs ail the latest receivesi trom
Europs, the Paci6c, and different portions ct onr
#5wn country, BY mail and telegr aph, taEsther
Z With 1 Krsxf amount u valuable and tssting
niscellansous matter
y IL contains WY full and complete accounts 81
astss sppertaining to this city and state;
kreful rSsiSws " the money, cattle and pro-
dnce mar ketS; commercial adsfces from IN
Z rope; reports II Al matters Of local 1nteresss
summarizes A large quansisy q eal'o I,
S.5 md literary matter sketches, tales and
rsatry VIII readable III racts of 81 interesting
nat.,re. The contains IT this morning daily,
rill also appear ii thu Weekly Cfsacsnt.
Persons wishing 10 obtain copies forR the mail
= can procure thams done mp in strong wrappers
\ al Tie officsssN 10 Gsmp street, Of az J. q
Rforgan boQksatcrs, Exchange Place. adj0in-
inQs the P3sfs1f5Se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

Selling Off al Cost
@ OF IMPORTA ION,
The entire usck CANAL STREET, consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JBwELRY,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY, "g
E5@. GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS,
s@- Az wholesale AID Retail, by
VIM. KERNAGHAN, 65 Canal street,
noiS aplm between Camp and Magazine Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

FERTIIIzER.- Our readers are already aware,
says the NateheE Courier that immense deposits Of mari
have discovered in Clark and Wayne counties The
last Qutman Iutegencer states that Professor Harper
the State Gsoogis has examined the deposits which be
pronounoes inexhanstbe and analysed the earh which
he finds to possess fertzing properties to remarkable
degree almost equal those Of gusnon The Professor
foresees the time when 1t will become article Of
be sold to the agcuturiss of other States by
the ton, 5g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

~
MrLLARp FILLMORE AND THE Presidency at
meeting Of the American party in Bardstown,
KY, on the 18th ult., the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resolped, That Willard Fillmore, the Model Presi-
deutp is our choice for the Chief Magistracy Of the
United States 1856 and that present his name to
the American people that hg h office as one whom
We best love, admire and deem fstest for tho gem
ersl that bis election would be hailed
with qualification and delight by the true men Of all par
ties who love the Union the Constitution and s COM
PROMISES and every section Of the country wherever
our banner waves, and mbeat Is heard He has
signaxeA bis earser BY stern devotion TO the best IN
ssrests q tho patton, knowing and recognizing NO
gtngrapbicni lfnese North, Scnth, no Esat. no
public virtue and large nationality tried BY
every tes keeping step 70 the music q the linton
Regardless q the cries and oamors Of the oeopists
and Ani6srx Fearing neither and abhorring both and
trusting 10 fhe ultimate judgment and approval q
free aud enlightened people.
i All that is said Of Willard Fillmore is quite
true. We regard the resolution as fitting
tribute to the incorruptible politician, the true
4 patriot, the PRECEDENT without fear and above
reproach, and the distinguished statesman. But
i have our Kentucky friends no aspirations for
I the elevation Of their fasorite Crittenden
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

On Tie west aome Of the Camp street Bankers buy
pp al Cincinnati at ~ dis selling the sight
a mar Ct dis On Mobile there have been opera
t,ons in sight at par Take the markets all In all it closes
with decided upward tendency, but the question is
asked where has all the exchange gone for the
large purchases Of Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

Land warrants from the large amount on the market
and the decline Of immigration have declined. late
telegraph dispatch from Washington quotes them at
ninety -eight cents per acre e. VI,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

THE M4Yrs - ifirabiie dictn The Northern
aad Eastern mail came through again yesterday
With dates from The Atlantic cities as late as
4 due. NV Y n cannot get along without g if
\ md an,ls. have merely to say the European
lls by ths Canada, which were reported to
II rs ieik New York Oh the morning Of the 24th,
ia may come through to-day II the mail bags
auprfgaSa 9sI,s X
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01
EeIsarapbep 10 The I,ailp Grssrsist.
oNn WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Turks Successful.

.aRRp.aL OF THE STEAMSHIP .a1I.aNTIc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01
] ELECTION al TURNS.

Il Votes ii i0fhciai M MEMBERS
0rrI0tAL. as,ssas. &C. ss:sss;,:s T..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

Dolls ~ et prem 20 Fsne Pieces soss ~
Doi2p pr Ct prem 10 niaef sses
Dol. .....3H Ct pTem ihaer rces..s. iues 2,
Spa Pillar i1a pm Mexican
Five Pieces Spanish ~ y
eOQ94 aVVpi' % PSF Va
Caforna Coins, -. l@ u pr ctdial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01
Etsrmttssre fol. tire .uiiitos.
: 4 CHARLES A. STEWART, g.

poao qtA ltw ~.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29
Arrival Of the George Law.

NEw YORK, Aug. 25. N.
The steamer George Law, from Aspinwal, arrived
this morning, bringing some $4,000 in specie.
The George Law connected with the Golden Age,
which brought down SIC, 900 in treasury.
The news from the Isthmus is void of interest
The electric telegraph across the Isthmus has
been finished.
Adyices at Panama were from Valparaiso toJuly
18th.
CALLAo, July 25th, and AUSTRALIA, June 3D.
They contain nothing of importance.
Intelligence from Acapulco states that Alvarez is
making bis way towards the city of Mexico with
constantly increasing forces.
A gentleman came down in the Golden Age on
his way to the United States with dispatches TO
Gen Wheat, who is said to be in the United States
recruiting, summoning him to return Immediately
with or without recruits.
By this arrival we receive news Of the destruc-
ton Of Petropaulowski, Russian settlement on
the Pacific by the allied feet When the feet ar
rived they found the town deserted and fertilization
dismantled.
The Russian ship - Dwyna had sailed some
time previously for Amar river, taking with them
all the guns, stores &c, of the place.
The allied feet having raized the town sailed for
Sitka from which port they proceeded TO San Fran
cisco TO reft.
The visit Of the allied feet to Sitka was peaceful
governments exemptng the place from molestation,
il being the depot for the Russian American and
Hudson Bay Fur Companies.
The allied feet, consisting Of the British ships OF
war Nazareth and President, and the French tgi-
gates Eurydice and La Forte had arrived at San
Francisco.
The allies at Petropauiowski blew up all the for
ti6cauons, store houses, public buildings, &c.
Amaor, whittier the Russians proceeded, is said
to be a very strongly fortified place.
A diapatch from a French Admiral says an allied
aeet has already proceeded thither from China.
The Pacific fleet, after rehttng at Saux, would
also proceed there when severe fighting may be ex-
pected
The banking house Of Hamlet Davis at Nevada,
had suspended payment The liabilities are large
Robert Cewis, OF Downieville Bar, had been slot
dead IN duel with Hon. Charles Lippincott. The
quarrel grew out of political matter.
Mining news dattering.
Markets we're moderately active.
Flour steady at SIS for Haxal and Gaiiego
Coffee, Rio and Java, l9a2Oc.
Provisions better.
Beet $50 90 10 $23 so.
Lard 20c.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

Important IRON hexico-Abdioatioa Of Santa Anna
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. rs, Al.
BY the arrival OF the OFizAba We have Vera Cruz
dates TO the 22d.
Santa Anna eit Mexico on the 9Th with an escort
OF $500 men, and signing his abduction at Perole
embarked on the lTth az Vera Cruz, Tor Havana
Two days after leaving Mexico seven or eight hun.
dred Of the revoited, killing oae or two oil.
GERS, and joined the insurgents.
Il is reported that developments Of curious
! nature have turned up IN The affairs Of Adams a
Co, in which Santa Auna, the Mexican President
is implicated.
Santa Annals completely has reference 20 The
coinage of Mexican ounces, and an expose OF the
whole affair, from one recently connected with the
house, VII be made soon.
The steamship Cortez arrive up July Snth 10
deaths from cholera occurred 90 board dsn1s tas
passage
The Alvarez platform i edo,sie,l.
General Care Is Provisional President, and Lar
eguer Commander ia-ehief
The State prisoners are liberated.
The mob Quilted most Of she hoascs, including
that Of Santa AnnA's nother-in law.
The appointment OF Ridal as Minister % the Uni.
ted States, who WAS passenger on the OriEAba, Is
revoked.
A fight occurred at Vera cruI between two re-
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

THE ToBAooo CRoP.-The propriety Of sug
gesting TO Tobacco raisers throughout this
region the Importance of letting the psnt get
thoroughly ripe before cutting, has been men,
toned to us by one of our Manufacturers
The peculiarities of the present aeason-the
abundanceEof rain, especially-render this an
unusually important point The complaint
among manufacturers is that the leaf is too
green, and contains too much sap. We merely
make the suggestion by request, presuming
that the planter desires to avail himself Of all
the information necessary to enable him to
make his crop bring tie highest market price.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29
Why Butter Is Dear.

There is fine pasture all over the country now,
aud the price Of butter ought TO be down 20 shii~
ling (l2J cents) pound. Wy isn't it2 Because
the women and girls don't know how to make it
For twenty years past the girls butter making edu-
cation has been sadly neglected. They can play
the piano but cannot chuTn; can dance, but cannot
skim the milk; can talk little French, but don't
know how 20 work out the buttermilk The women
who made the butter in W estchester, Duchess and
Orange counties twenty years ago are passing away,
and there are none 20 take their places That's why
butter is high.-N. y. Day Book.
The same remarks will apply TO this section
Although there is great deal Of butter brought
TO this city, not one tenth part Of il is fit to eat
And all because the women are too lazy or too ig-
norant to work it properly.-Cin. Commercial
The remarks of the Day Book will also ap-
ply 10 this section. But the Tennessee ladies
are neither too ignorant nor too lazy to make
butter. They are taught by their parents that
their fingers were made for the piano. guitar
and harp-for embroidery and landscape paint
ing-and the idea of handling churn or any
other domestic utensil never enters their nod
dies Alas! for the degeneracy of the age
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

VOTED batialons and the regiment faithful TO santa
Anna. The former were beaten, and lett Tor the
mountains-I5 or 90 were killed before order was
restored.
One hundred and twenty eight deaths by fever
at the hospital for the week-being decrease Of
ten.
Thirty four hundred dollars have been collected
for the Norfolk sufferers.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

UNION MKETNGs.-We are pleased 10 learn
that these meetings are well attended, and
that the cooperation Of our Protestant friends
is so cordial aud happy.
The meeting this morning is in the First
Baptist Church; tomorrow in the Gambler
land Presbyterian Church; and Friday morn
ing in the Second Presbyterian Church.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

BRAZILIAN AoLEs.-Those who desire
ar opportunity TO try those famous sPectacles
sold by J. II. SIMMONS, should cali at his rooms
over Berry's Book Store before the first of
September, as lac will be absent from that time
until the nth Mr.. sommons makes NO agents
for the sale of bis spectaoles.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

AMERICAN Mass MEETING IN WILLIAMSON
The American party Of Williamson county
will have a grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue
at Franklin, on Thursday, the 9Th OF Septem-
Der next. We thank the committee for their
invitation, and will gladly participate with
our friends in the fetiyities OF the day, if our
enrnremenis will hermit.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

GREENE's PURE WHITE WHEAT.-We have
in our Office a specimen of this excellent rari-
ETY. of white wheat, advertised for sale by Mr..
Greene, of Lagrange, Ga, in another column
of our paper. Farmers DESTROYS Of procuring
a supply Of seed wheat from Mr.. Greene, are
invited to examine the specimen before us
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29
COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TAsKER,

INVITES the attention Of Southern and Western Mer-
chants Ia bis stock Of Fans Combs Hair, Tooth and
Nail Brushes, Ladies' Reticules Perumery Soaps Porte
Monnaes, Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books Dress
Bntons Pins Hnd Needles, Hooks and Eyes Watch Guards,
WAX Cora and Glass Beads Necklaces, &C. India Rubber
Combs, Canes Balls and Toys Of every description Scis
sors, RRzors and Cutlery, Gold and i JewelTy, Accor
deems aud Vioins Including general and very large stock
Of English, French and German Fancy Goods which viii be
sold the very lowest prices for CAsR PArE
Orders by letter selected put up the best
WILLIAM TAsKER, 10 Park Place, New YORK.
p. S-Please cut this ont. myS-dly
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-29

ILLNESS OF A REPRESENTATIVE ELECT.-The
Editor of the Rngersville Times learns that
Geo. Kenrey, Esq, Of Greene county, Repre-
sentative elect for the district composed Of the
counties of Hancock, Hawkins, Greene and
Jefferson, is lying dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever. lie has been sick for two weeks, and
at last accounts was supposed to be in very
critical condition.