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Yn1HE HALLApAY WIND. MILL.-Many 0

YEVHE HALLIDAY WIND-MILL.-Many Of
the most sn,ife experienced Rechanics and Eng
have examined h Machine md
beautiful and useful inventions Of modern
soils change the angle which they
set less and less to the wind
iii raging its height: li.ss presented te lis
original position Something of this kind for
Changing thu position OF the sails what Mechanics have long
souzh. in vain. -, i, :,
utorm wu fully under the control Of regulator "a
Steam Engine. II this Mill DO well put up "
will require whaever for weeks together
The only thu wind for hae not been
sally motive well known to be the want Of self
either prosrae in hopeless ruin ravoved with
uch rapii chsie greatly the injury
kind Of gearing besde bad weather. requiring the
constant anxiety attendant. This dill entity
ooyned only objection that posaibl be urged
he wind Th for by the fact thRt
outlay the Wind Engine men to
tend or with The Mill Is ready at
any moved by the wind from point Of the
compass I'LL tanks ponds that be used during
the winds blowing If he Rlze OF the hlll
proportion quantities OF
certainty having abundance through the
For stations. Sugar and Cotton Plantations such
yauce il pumping grinding
ued email sized MILL with moderate wind
will gaons and tive bushels Of
| hour. For further information orders, address
| ~ S, II, GILMAN, 81 Natchez atreet, New Orleans,
| o9a d1awaWly tsos Agent Tor the SoulnsrE STATES.
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-gW TAs brought TO the City Police Jail, the ed
W. inst, the mulatto boy JOHN Is feet inches
nigh is cross-eyed the left; is about 20 years old
ays he belongs to DR.. YIN Harper, living IN Natehez
Mississippi The srequested to cali and claim said
siaya aecoriine to law. E. BLANCHARD,
dsc2T 15t Keeper City Police Jail.
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CITY j, Polica. jail.

117I - N City Eollca JAN.
wNTAs brought to the City Police Jei! on the 18th Of
December last, the grin boy JESSE ISIS feet 8
inches high two oles under che LETT eye IL about o.
years old Says he belongs to Mr. Hugh French hV,ng
asyicksburg, State OF Mississippi
The owner requested TO call and claim said aave &C.
.sort3ing 10 law E. BLANCHARD,
ie3l5t Keeper City Police JAIL
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF

Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
NswoFlsana.
FNyHE following statement .,sR An m
q 81 aaaif Ts sh b Co a Is
Amount Of Premiums received year ending
noun. OF sr,ermnatod riat December a5s ss %
Dec s7os9l0s
la: EorPrsmiumson Frerisks .-S5s5sSs$S
IVA '1'Ni " -----s1Os, slol |
LsasPrsmum 10 nr iaka eruainassd sothDsc.
sssl1
A's'N- s4,9son
Is
Lonres during the anne period,
0n
On ssss 90
ss57,osool
As-inaurancs "a enses, nterstton seripssued,
tsaln,sreai discount, assls 81
isss aas -
TheCompany ha l!owiu "a slsta,yiM
thssmount loaned thsrson..--......,....seo,6oo0 90
siils aesivabIe 81 uhcit ,ins for Premium,
ills1ses7sbs, being 5aaacs on sasp:oa
Invested SsSh IN real ioSs !; s sisss g
Dueor Premiums, auraeo colacson.- lsiss g
Toslauoanot a5os,slo IS
STATE OF LOUISIANA, -
Be 18Th ibb5
oth Peace Tor thetity
Brother President, James H. Wheeler
Secretary the Home Mutual Corpanr of New Orleans
being according that thu
theboo3
| OF said Company. 4. BROTH Err, President,
| JAS, H, WHEELER Secretary.
sworn 10 Jansay.lss5
| C.V.JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
| - ofthe Parish OF OreanH
Tho
on or
andafssI fine l9sh of Feb
rusry -.
Of Trustees have also ha She amornt Of profits
ending the S0h December s54 ASA o6 placed
to the credit OF contingent
~ ThCompany peril e;he Seas
Rivers damage Fire
A' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
| JOHN 4 SHAW Viee-Prssdsnt.
| yixsGE Wz1SLHH, Secretsry.
Rev Orleans January 1885,
| TEUETEE8.
| JohnR. Shaw, 81. Levy, W.L,Lanler
| Geo, ", West, A. II. May, Phillip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd. John H Owen, 5.DeVsse,t
l EliiSh Peale, John Hall, RobersDysa
| j. .aarrisou, RlfusMcllherny ". H,Avery,
! JoSeph Hoy, ]. G. Cocks, j. VI. Gale,
| L.CJlrey, IA .Doushsrtyi John Rodenbrrg.
| e. o. Nelson, Isaac II. SaIdsr, W. HI etcnorI,
| franklin Shaw, A. Dessonlmes, E,KCsnverse,
VIC. Tompkina John C. Goodrich, 1,EaEer,
| Id Weed. S. Curry ieso
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Goal! Goal!

fgrsFENCER FIELD CO..
81 Daslers in Pittsburgh Anthracite,
Arericsu. English AM Scotch CAMEL COAL.
and Lafayette Square. mas IL
D EMOVED-W. K. F. FRYER. INDIAN
IL DOCTOR has permanently l9ased his Medical and Co9suta
opposite the .. S. Mint All and
ORDERS post paid will be Puneualy and
medicine how OF mall Of
postage
EzT O&ca hours O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock P. Ii.
New Orleans L.. 1885,
n. B.-Do not mistake my number And address. o.
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AS brought to the City Police jail, on the 18th
WV inst, the nuatto JOSEPH, ia 2 feet Inches
nigh has cut on the left shoulder is 40 years old Says
e belongs to Mr.. Ramsey, raftsmah, on Black KtTer
Ouacbita.
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave &C.
( eorsi;np 10 law E. BLANCHARD,
: deaf l5t Keeper City Police Jail
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gFE j. Il 4 / CIA.T..
THE BOARD III POLICE.
4 Gu u 4 r NJ = = II u N g

+ MAFoRAE4Ty OF NEW D RLEANs,
81 IL an 10. 1916 49,
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ny tne "rii'"l u 'le s'ealSip ierSe'ei'nce' C"P'
henry onepato, We "'e llaeeu III poSsess'', VI a',
uE'''o' oa'es W we i.'i' anu "'Nes'on 10 W.T. 1'u
we sutJo,i whatever i'ei,s Vi iin'or'anee VIC nno'
Liz 'hu'"h''' ''i'e' . " WIS '''Vo WI VIZ '''i
proving prospectus VI 'i'"O p'"'e eN'''''' para
s'aph.
lnae W. le riy to wv t,e "GSreu
a. so VI p n up me't 1a Ill, heAs
Is etiuen' HUH VIC Improvement u'y peieep'iDe "
ou Everyhov snne,rs psv and al foe, eon1ent tbot
we have Nothing more to apprehend from drawbacks
n lg ira Of th ho n
m ,e a Int no t u. W hong
locality on le Wy Si'a Nus 1iie ol oes
"ppio"oheu W 0easo'''s sesso'a VI '' 50 Voi''se
The Galveston News OF the lotl learns from the
Austin State Times that
When Ed Burleson left Saltillo, Gen, Laneherr was
ovnertpd there every doy. in command Of A large
force of government troops. Vidaurr had made dis
positions to meet him. It is probable there has been
4 collision between them ere this II such is the case,
fine fac of fine Sierra Madre renubc will soon he nm
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Talk on 'Chungc-Cotton.

The very fine weather, its general good effect on
sugar and cotton, formed a prominent topic for re-
mark yesterday. We have passed the time for equi-
noctal storms, and henceforward, if we take many
former seasons as the general guide, we shall have
favorable and mild weather until the mantle of winter
spreads its folds over us.
Our citizens are returning by every conveyance,
and many hundreds of new Corners have already
arrived impartng considerable activity streets
for this early period of the season. The arrivals of
steamboats, continue liberal in fact, there cannot be
a word of complaint against the ncipency of the
business season; though cotton does not arrive so
freely as last season. it is well known that the delay
is caused from its not being ready The receipts yes
terday were 4402 bales, against 494 for the cores
ponding day last year.
We received yesterday from the other side of the
water QLiverpooD the following statement. We in
sert it, to give the opinions held regarding great
staple. 1t will be seen that the writer estimates the
quantity as retained in this country that is in the
hands of planters, 900 bales. A New York state
ment of recent date estimates the quantity at so,
900 bales. Well we only have to say that we do moi
believe there are Is 600. So we differ largely. Ou
correspondent also assumes that if there 70, O0t
bales in the interior of America on the 18th August
of last years cotton, itwould all go to Europe-swell
ing his estimate of stock in Europe on the LIST No
vcmber next to 1,O80,OOo bales Of American cotton
We are afraid our friend is doomed to great disap
pointment particularly when he learns that our mar
Bet is opening at II to liz cents, and treights ID
which is two cents above his views; and we believ
he will be more disappointed when he learns that es
Inmates now for 1s56-'57 are for yield in the clos
neighborhood of 100000 of bales and if we wer
to give credence to all accounts, it would not be sat
to calculate on over 2,850,O00 bales. But we max
some allowances and rest at 1000, 0O0
Now to our correspondents estimate
LIVERPOOL 18th August, 1851 have lately sent sho
figures friend there and he does contradict
fancy he confirms my guess!
L speak only of American cotton, and thus place ii:
| Now, 1856 1S5
Stocks the Continent incs Russia. 25D 1OoOL
Stocks in American ports, Aug. b.. $1,000 ltSW
In interior Of America. 10000 S30,W
| .... $1,000 5TS,N
Stock in Liverpool August % .G4 900 s97 Ul
i Atsea, by &rabiu'S list ............. $1,000 S3W
..... lOSD,0OO l,152O
English spnners held perhaps much last year, thus Il
world the 1861 with supply of Americs
much 1856. Elrorc is well supplied and her
require early imports therefore the chance appears that
crop maybell reasonable before Christmas, sa
| Q TO 9ls for midlling.
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MISSISSIPPI CORRESPONDENCE,

ELLIsvILLE, MISS, Sept, 18th, lS56.-Hessrs.
Edhtors-The 9th inst. was the day for H. T. Elicit
to speak at Augusta. 1t was the regular term Of the
Circuit Court of Perry county. Mr.. Adams from the
sea coast was there to meet Mr. Elicit, but at the
request of friends he addressed the people Mon
day, and Charles A. Smith, Esq, of Qutman, Miss,
replied to Mr.. Elicit.
/ assure you, with all candor, that Mr.. Smith
gained complete triumph; and old Perry will be
sure to give Fillmore and Donelson handsome ma
jority. The Democratic electors that meet Mr..
Adams or Mr.. Smith will never have anything to
boast Of | assure you. One THAT BEARD THEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26
Meeting OF the Flumore Club of A1grcrs.


Our neighbors, the Algerines are waking up in
earnest in the present canvass and it we are to Judge
from their proceedings last night, we will venture to
say that the Union candidates. Fillmore and Done!-
son, will receive q large majority lat the coming
election.
The meeting last evening was indeed demonstra-
ton worthy of the cause. 1t was called to order at
an early hour by the President Mr.. Legardeur, and
was addressed by DR.. Harmon in his usual energetic
style, and by Mr.. Rufus NAPLES, who frequently
brought down the house by his telling arguments and
witty thrss at the enemies of the Union and conserv-
atisnl. Mr.. NAPLES was speaking whenwe left, and
from the frequent bursts of applause that echoed
through the still streets of Agiers we are sure that
the audience were well pleased with his remarks.
One of the most interesting features of the meeting
was the arrival Of the Union Club of the Fillmore
Rangers from the city, headed by Jordan's band
They marched in in beautiful order, bearing trans
parences with various tasty notices on Them Three
times three of true American cheers greeted them OF
their appearance, for which their leader, MIR. H. Fl
W. Reynolds, thanked the meeting in a few appro
pirate remarks. ...*
Taken all in ALL this was most encouraging de
monstration, and shows that the right spirit prevails
Mt Algers. 5.-- '..'. -...t.H,
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ns- Eena rhls-Eor All Rn,xc1 pIsen

H9~ Read This For all Bowel Diseases,
Cholera Darrhea Dyspepsia Fatucncy, Constipation md
General Debility know of nothing than DR.. HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. One wine
glass taken three each day. before meals will be
for all the above diseases, will all heavines from
stomach free from coreness, assist digestion
give good appetite, and npart healthy the whole
system. Every tnmly should keep these Bitters hand
ring family medicine. sale by all
principal druggists and dealers generally. 2p6tdW&A
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CALIFORNIA WAR BoNDs.-We learn from the
Baltimore Sun that the Sub-Treasury at New York
paid out on Wednesday, the 18th inst, the sum of
$1l5,0o0, on account of the California war bonds,
and will pay out moreto the extent altogether
of 5000 oo0-which sum has been certified by thecom
missoners and passed by the Auditor at Washington
The commissioners will meet again at Washington on
the LIST Of October to examine any other claims that
NAV be made by that time.
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The REPORTED MINISTER FROM ENGLAND.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, of the 10Th inst, says: Dispatches
from Mr.. Dallas makes no mention of the Hon. G. P.
ViIer being appointed Tritish Minister to this Gov
ernmsnt, though the report is generally credited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

CncJsNkTI RAILROAD CosyESr1oN.--The Railroad
Convention met and organized in Cincinnati on the
morning of the 18th inst, Homer Ramsdell being
chosen President, and Lord Wilkinson Leipes secre
tary Over sixty delegates representing the principal
roads East and West, were present. Committees
were appointed to confer on the subject of passen-
ger and freight tariff The committee were expected
toreport the next day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA. There
was Republican State Convention held at Wheeling,
Virginia. on the 18th inst. A Fremont electoral ticket
was nominated, and everything went off quietly, con-
trary to the expectation of many So states a dis,
patch we find floating about.
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER e, ls5e.

10 CoRRIssF te Crescent nil
,sas bar ii mind eonat
required that te aidse aad status ef
sae BE- esofs
insertion,
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a-ss Subscriber. viii find the monthly lst5of
mail steamers IN Tie usual place. It was delayed
some few days after the LIST Of the present month
because ne did not obtain it from head we
shall hereafter endeagor to comply with !. a SUB
scribgrs suggestions thank him for his friendly
intent towards u.s. ss.
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FRoN MosTEyIDEo. The New York Courier and
Enquirer says: By the arrival Of the bark Seneca
Capt. Feeinhagen, we have received dates from the
port Of Monevideo to July 26th. Montevideo is now
in very unsettled state, as revolution is daily ex-
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which renders eaI for adver-
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surrender himself, with the awful charge Of murder
hanging over his head.
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JUICY 1''sus'i'.
RECORDER STTrH's CouRT.-Thomas Burke and
Isaae Levy arraigned yeserdayBurke charge of
having gold watch silver WATCH md several
jewclry residence Louis Filrath atte corner
Howard and Erato Streets Sunday night last and Levy
charge of receiving the gold watch knowing be stolen.
They bail of 81 600 EACH to the 9th proximo
Dr. j. L. e. Matthews hrragned charge fraud
eoee't anu ~ m owl cement me costs IN a sun
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;, IIonr, y ,,oo, Nth his OWN .1rh ,rh;.h H. ,d
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Discussion Ar GREENsnuRG learn from an
extract Of letter published in the Clinton Patriot of
the Goth inst, that there was discussion at Green's
burg, ST. Helena parish, few days since. It proved
very unsatisfactory affair on account Of the bad
health Of Nj. New the Democratic speaker, render
ing it necessary that he should be exceedingly brief
Col Pond, the American speaker, of course took no
advantage Of his opponents weakness, and only made
short address in which, howeyerh completely ami
hilated al the arguments Of Mr.. McYea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26
Constitutional GIasb.

FILL M OR E r 4 n G f r S
meeting of the above Club will ne held THIS EVENING,
1t O'clock at their Club Room, WHITE HAIL. opposite
St. Iouis Hotel
All voters favorable to the election Of Fillmore and Donelson
are urgently requested to attend. se26 2plt#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

INTERESTING DEcIsloN.-Attomey-G General Cush
ing has decided that foreign Consuls cannot inter
vene in the settlement of the estates of their country
men dying in the United States except in the way Of
surveillance or advice. They cannot exercise juris'
diction. " u@|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

country editor thinks that Richelieu, who de-
clared that s'the,pen was mghter than the sword"
ought to have spoken good word for scissors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

Union Course RAcEs.We learn from the New
York Mirror Of the 18th inst, that one of the most
exciting matches of the season came off over the
Union Course on the afternoon Previous and drew an
unusually large enhance Of spectators. The match
wasfor $4,000 two mile heats and repeat to wagons
Hiram Woodruff named $. e, Prince. George spicer
named b. Lantern. The latter came off victorious
winning the race easily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26
.E'lae Rally ut CarrolIton.

The Fillmore men Of Jefferson parish had a grand
rally at Carrollton last night. CalTolton and Jeiief
son City were represented iii full force, and Gretna
and Greenville, as well as tile city contributed te
swell the crowd. The Jefferson Club, IN particular
made asensation going UP in the cars with music ano
telling display Of transparencles VIII naioio''s
and patriotic pictures and notices
X The meeting was held in the garden q the hotel
and bonfres illuminated the neighborhood. Enthu
siasm ran high, and the gathering was altogethei
liyeler and larger than expected to see ~ taxing
into consideration the distance Of residence q 9
great many who were present & Id a Vi. FL
n The meeting was organized as follows
p,esident--L. Il. Ferriere, ESQ.
p,ce- Presidents Vim. Christy and Thomas
Askew, of New Orleans G. w. Muncaster and " ,
Scott Of Carrollton Jerome Toedano, OF Jefferson
CITY George Dreux, of Gretna v. Roman, OF the
left bank and Edward Fortier, Of the right bank
Secretaries-J. G. Wilson, of Carrollton; D.. Buls-
son, Of Jefferson City |; and H. Forter, OF Gretna.
Samuel T. Jones, Esq, made the first speech, which
was really forcible and eloquent; Col. VIM. Chrsty
the second; Glendy Burke Esq, the third; and
Judge Heistand, the fourth and last. Our space vii
not permit us to partcularize about the several ad
dresses further than to state that they were one as tc
the grand point but different in detaa spiritedly
given, and loudly applauded by the assemblage.
The meeting adjourned with the usual demonstra
tons Of enthusiasm for Fillmore and the Union atel
which the gallant Jefersonans betook themselves
the cars and the remainder of the crowd dispersed II
different directions.
One of the Jefferson transparencies bore the pro
phecy, "Two hundred majority for Fillmore )" ant
we were assured that that estimate of the result
Jefferson in November will be found to understood
the mark considerably. There is no doubt that Fill
more is all right above the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

rs AS 4 StHefstI TeIictiV fUF Hlscascs, 10
which all families subject, HOoFIANn' GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March :, 1855.
Sir would for the benefit of the afflicted that
have used your "HOOFLANDis GERMAN BITTERSn my
SELF in my family, for long time and have always found
them great benefit in Of Headache Pains in the Side
Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
them all who may he afflicted with diseases for which
YOU prescribe them. Z. NJ. PARIS.
No. 81 Race street.
To Dr. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
Htg- See advertisement. scl6 2plmdW&A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

THE F1I.LHonE RaaGEsss The fifth grand rally
Of the Fillmore Rangers takes place tomorrow eve
ming. We predict It viii surpass all its predecessors
in size, enthusiasm and influence. .5ss
our eloquens young toansnlan, Capt. Charles D.
nreux. win address the meeting. As q matter of
course tie effort he brilliant and impressive one
entirely worthy the engiabie reputation the orator has
already acquired
BY reference to the official announcement, it will
be seen that the ladies are respectfully invited to at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN CLUB NO. .,
take notice that their regular night of meeting has changed
from Saturday 10 FRIDAY EEENING.
Business of importance will be laid before the Club FRI
DAY EVENING, the 10Th inst. O'clock No NEW
BASIN.
full attendance of all the favorable the cleo
ton of Fillmore and Donelson residing i'll the Second Ward
desirable.
seq Up 2t BY ORDER OF THE EI.C r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26

~ We call tie attention Of the trade to the sale
Of al extensive assortment Of winter clothing white
shirts, hats, caps, etc. which will take place
this day, at 10 O'clock NJ, at Blache y Leaunonts
auction rooms, No. n Charities street Terms at
II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26
Fifteenth Precinct Fillmore CEesb.

A MASS MEETING Of the friends Of FILLMORE AND
D0NEISON will be held the SCHOOLHOUSE, Of
Greatmen and Union streets, Third Districts
Friday Evening, at half-past o'clock.
All persons favorable the election of Willard Fillmore and A.
J cfully invited attend terhFr