The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-17
The Baltimore American

81 M.Ry1Asp.-The Baltimore American
FILsh l,a;ortv for Mr. Fillmore IN the state VIII
ssys LII IL AZ large as that given tor Mr. clay.
andonssayd Madisonian says that his majority IN
The ,v will not fall short Of 1000 and the Gum
hs Civilian promises not less IMAM @oo -
ber e. democratic Allegheny. .
old dpenav;dance R, Is Post, (democratic) states
IN Fillmore men in that city are numerous ana
III that n increasing; and further, that they com
se .Ia most intelligent, wealthy, and lhhuehIial
ctzens. - an account of some half
ine F;Ilmore meetings in MASSACHUSETTS, all hn-
dozen tnredod and characterised by much en-
mercusiy Clubs had Just been formed IN various
tha'"7d o,hers are to be formed soon. The BEST
towns ralaIs and it is evident that there are no
spun and warmer friends OF Mr. Fillmore III tie
s~nn than in Massachusetts 1t IS apparent Inet
ma r. contest the ground with black republican,
!pten ID disunionism, which, indeed are syhony
'sn, with the resolution and tirmnesS becoming
~, es,raged III momentous struggle
men en- Ticksbure Times speaks of stalk OF cotton
49, - tba nlantation of Mr.. John Furguson' as sur
a.sino anv thing of the KIND IL mas ever
n The stalk numbered more 'han ri,,J G 90 If
Gu he smallest to the largest size, only h'e ol
iFGi come TO maturity the balance having been de-
F VIM Nv tho rot or something similar The ines
sa.r1s from Mr.. Furguson that it is general thhg
~ lie raighborhood It has also heard the same
.onIniaint from other portions OF the county.
of the OflceF5 anu SoIdiei" ~
a con NAV and the war of 1912, Or their des
Ite fs called to assemble at Bemus heights,
anrataga comfy, New York, on the anniversary OF
.ho surrender Of Burgoyne's army, on tAe ifh OF
October, It'll . Jt; -, lv. r
,l. ne from Gorbam, New Hampshire, of the 9th
',.+ That snow to the depth of three inches was
hon On Mount Washington, and other peaks in that
o;nifv On the 26th, the mercury at Mount Wash
;npton was at 81 degrees
Mrs. Charlotte Olympia, wife OF the honorable r.
c Garnet died in Essex county, Virginia, on the
eth ut She was the daughter of general De6ouges
and grand daughter Of the unfortunate countess
nl.mna De Gonges, executed in France November
. i793. with Adam Luxe, the defender of the cee-
brated Charlotte Corday,) for writings pronounced
counter revolutionary.
General Anthony Foster, formerly of Spartanburg
district South Carolina, has addressed circular to
the people of Pamela county, Mississippi, promising
10 head company of fifty for Kansas, il the neces
sary fund be raised to defray the expense of trans
portation and sustenance for six months The cour-
age and zeal of general Foster says the Spartan
we'll known guarantees that the south can have no
nobler ally in the disputed territory.
Dr. J. Wiltbank in a communication to the Medi-
cal Examiner, Philadelphia, states that he has used
nitrate of silver in solution effective appiea
ion for burns and scalds He states that its results
nave gratefully surprised him. 1t furnishes
,ete protection to the inamed surface, subdues the
pain, arrests the Serious discharge changes the char
lcter Of the inflammation, and promotes speedy
ure. From twenty to forty grains are dissolved in
u of water, and this is applied with came's
air pencil over the whole surface of the burn.
Among the medical graduates Of the Edinburgh
who obtained their diplomas at the last
xamination, were Chinese and four Egyptians
'he Chinese graduate, Won Fun, is believed to be
he first Chinaman who ever graduated at British
University.
By statement from the census department it ap-
that there 65 S2l voters in the State of n
ork, of which SIG, 745 native born voters, and
81, O76 naturalised voters.
Mrs. Franklin Pierce and portion of the presi-
n the season at Howlands hotel. The president
eynected there shortly