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SMnMrigS.

CRACKNELL B1SCUIT-)ust received
~ so Boxes Of the celebrated crac kne|l
biscuit A choice article for the tea table
or invalids. handsome present to wife
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents Der Box-for sale by
octlo. JOSHUA bEAL.
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Gum Drops.

JUST received IS lbs Gum Arabic Dyops,
y Tolan Lozengers, French Jugubs ard
Liquorize Paste, Acidulsted Drops 81 Of
Aavo's; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liz.
uorice, ect., by WI. BoeE1.
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Drugs anb Mfbifiats.
WIN. BOGEL,
Drug1tst ANA ADOt)secarv

K EEPs constantly on hand a large s,d
u well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pie
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
mp III the very bestmannef to preserve their
medicinal virtues In a elimste like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
DE- Prescriptions filled with care Ut any
time Of night OF day. octlO-y
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Arttttr's Self Sealing Cans.
THE undersigned sole agent for Baton
l Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re
ceive few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable prese,vers, and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup-
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders al my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed 10 them; all orders must be accom-.
panied with the CASH -
aug. 3. u. G. MONTAN,
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per ship AmdWver.

Per ship AndOveF.
ERENCH WINDOW GLASS; Amer
Il jcan Zinc paint in Oil, french Zine in
Vanish, White Lead, Paris Greer, FINER
aid Green Chrome Green / Yellow Whit
ing, Putty Glaciers DjsMoRds, PANT brush
e., Stem.ssls etc., for sale by
iu14. WIN. BOCEL
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Fresh Arrival.

COOKING STOVES; Old Kentucky.
~ Crescent, Mayhower Stoves, from the
smallest to the largest sizes, for sale at
small advance on first cost Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea Pots and
castings. (aug2s) d. G. MONTAN.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

THE undersigned has Just received per
! Empire City,
$50 lbs. Cum Arabic Lozenges, Of al davors
30 do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla l. Rose.
70 do Jujube Drops, assorted.
II 10 Licorice do do
50 do India Paste,
100 do Teu Drops,
80 do Pate lie Guimanve,
80 Do Msrshmelow drops.
$50 DO tpiube paste, rose, lemen l. Orange
80 do 1olu do. IL boxes Spruce Gum.
ioo do ChceolatIhes Families.
80 do do de Sant6.
50 do do \ In Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct lRy. VIM. BO0EL, Druggist.
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For Uhills and Pew.

For Chills and Fovor.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smith, sTon;r
/ Champion, Pills and other preparations
TO cure this disease, for sale BY
octl4. WV. BOGEL.
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New Orleans and bayou sars

TWICE A WEEK-For .or~- u
Il Bayou Sara Port Hudson a6s ~
lobdell's Store, Baton Rouge - -
Plauuemine, and al intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS. II. Tar, MAstse, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 9 O'Clock, A. M.
and evety WEDNESDAY, at i o'clock
=. NJ. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at -, ~, and THURSDAY At
9 p. NJ and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at 6 p. NJ. and THURSDAY at 10 p. NJ.
~ For freight or passage apply on
board.
N. B. The Capitol hereafter on her
Wednesday, trips, will only go as far as
LobdelFs Store. janl-y.
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Browns Essence Of jamaica Cinxsr.
q Gross Of Browns Jamaica Ginger,
y Just received from Fred. brown, Phil
ads1phis, and for sale II his prices, whole
sale Of retail, by. W. BOOLE.
feb. IA. Druggist, Lafayette St.
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uOpARTnERsHlP nOT1uE.

VIZ =. TUNNARD having purchased
w. an interest in my business, becomes
a partner from this date, Baton Rouge
March 2tst 1865. j. PIPER.
V1NHE subscriber. will continue the
l. Cabinet Furniture Undertaking &
House Furnishing business, under the firm
ii !. PIPER h Co
A full assortment Of all articles in our
Inns will be kept constantly on hand, TO
which the attention Of purchasers Is invi-
ted, Al the old stand on Church st., oppo-
cite the Advocate Office.
J. PIPER
lnaf-2s. 8 W. p. TUNNARD.
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lust RECEIVED per Columbus from
u st Louis:
50 Bills flour,
50 Kegs Lard,
Bacon Shoulders and s. C.. Hams,
200 Sacks Corn,
for sale by May 3oI S. NJ. HARr& Co.
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Il. G. KtBL1NGER,

hats l. GAPS. received by ship
III Charles Buck, tAem New York, splen-
Of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cashmere
and Black silk Hats, soft Hats Of any des-
cription and style !; also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Gaps, all Of which were
made to order, and warranted to give ga
tisfaction. octts1 W. u. PHILLIPS.
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Bryam's Pu1mOmic waters.
1UJUBE PASTE, pats De Guinsuve
y Gum Drops, Loeocks Waters, snd
other preparations fof coughs and colds,
for sale by WV. BoekL, Druggist,
jan 20 Lafayette street
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DADWAYS Renovating Resident, re
IL solves disease, perihes the bloed, snt1
rehovstes the system. for sale ~
feb "a. !. l.. WALLET, Apotheca11
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HARVEY HOUSE.

NHle we'll known Hotel has undergone,
l. during the past two months, very ex-
tensive sltetations and repairs various inn
provenents have been made in different
parts Of the establishment. the rooms sup-
piled with Are places and nothins overlook
ed that would be likely 70 add 10 the com.
Mort and coNvenience Of its patrons.
The Furniture and evnything pertaining
10 the house has been Thoroughly overhauled
and put In perfect order, and Il will be re-
opened On THURSDAY the 22d inst. tor
The reception Of guests.
nov left WIN. MARKHAM,
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nRfNgE Flower Water, 4 sstetfof n.
" tie1e, Just received and tot sale b7
feb "a. ]. l.. WALLET, Apotheeat1.
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I EECHEs. 900 best II aHeaffsh Leeeh
- es, just received and for sails by
feb 90. J. L. VALET, Apsthetary.
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nR. Geoghegsp's Compound Extract o
l. Hydfoffef, for sale by
msy.34. ]. L. WALLET, Drufgiss
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" HJSKEY-1OO BIS. WHISKEY
w Just received and for sale BY
nov29. +. PaEuDKHGAsT b Co.
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TOWNSEND'S, Sands and Bulls Sarsa-
i parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
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TuNNARD Il HEDENBURa,

TUNNARD II HEDENBt1RG.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS stock of t,uggie.,
Rcckawsys. Bafeuches, Coaches, he, has
bsen selected by himself, and comprises
every variety. 70 hi. already complete
assortment, he i daily making additions.
Persons will find il to their advantage. 10
call and examine his stock.
TUNN.ARD 4 HEDENBURg.
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I1ROp Anti phlcgistl1ue de Bfisnt, fo'
~ colds coughs he for sslsby
maya. T. VALET, Druggist.
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Rtgulat Goast Yatktts,

COAST LINE or PACKETS.
BELLA DONNA Il MUSIC.
70 AND FHJM N. ORLEANS, WtLLtAMspOHT.
BAtOtt SARA, POHT HUDSON,
And all the intermediate Lsnlinps.
THE BELLA DONNA, Capt. WV.
MuCoMes, leaves n. Orleans
every Saturday Evenings, at kA
o'clock, for Willismsppst, touch |7o1Yl 39aX
Ing At Mi the insesmediat e points;
returning, leaves Bayou Sara every Wefs"es-
spay. on he arrival Of the ears from Wccdville.
The MUSIC. Capt J. II. MopRtsoN leaves New
Orleans every Tuesday Morning. at 2 o'clock
and Friday Evening, at oclock, for Port
Hudson: returning leaves Pert Hudson every
wednesday and Saturday. after the arrival
Of the Clinton aud Port Hudson Oars.
HOLMES b GLAuss, Agents,
cetts. IA Tchoupiteulas street.
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=. Il. VALET,
AN Me DftS Stsfs % Third ee1eet.
> IN constant receipt 6f PURE,
ia HI g2xx,ssE s r. I. s".M
edter snip Tsmpsst, from N. I. she following.
Barrel Refined Alum
l do. Copefss;
I do. Gum;
do. Gum t'rnphct. refined;
do. p.csfb II sois; l do Cream Tartar,
| do. Fine White OHM Arabic.
10 Onz. sulph Qhinihe;
40 dtacbms Su1ph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermu1t Arrow Rect
American Scarifcatets;
Turkey Hhobsfb pblt. fpeesc. lie.
All Of which, he offers Oh the most rea.
sonable terms. oetgO.
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''f7'R II V0't
To whom all Sfde1s must be addressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02


nENTISfRY.-pR. Y. O. prRKfN, CANAL. NEAR
IL varich ree-old number Is, new Anvtcs aftenuea
70 HE Ling sssul experience. nniy operstone WI
new and hssnless bersmbipg Nen1prsvenung s4pAn.
Prices moderate
y,FNTIgTRY n LEyrTJS NEW AND IMPROVED
a,Ynos ~ srsc rreuurr artificial teeth rcmsrk-
able for heir power
Ion ara TO the pise~.
well adar,ed The nuous II worthy
lion hose wearing or requiring ARTIFICIAL ,eeh 70 essmine
bv Aenubng App csnoa ard Improvement
of The Jay. NJ LIMIT dentis', IL waverley Place
Proadway. fsisbllshed icS,
vlFHrA N. SNOW CASE wANrED-wTTH AuToNAToy
showing the teeth in tho perfect derayed
cssh such article found nj
tbs dining snloou III Washington street
TrKrH.-FEw sIyl.Es ARE rNsERrKD.UROn oug
W full se In the beet with WITHOUT exyart
irc the roots, By DR.. NAPOLEON PRrTERRH. Ills in
proved smosPhsro pressure plates for continuous gum
Teeth extracted without paid Price uioderNe sadsfscon
warranted. as broadway
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PANTY MEANS
Il 81 tenumhtng apparatus sppued 20 the rums, BIZ Dr.
T. WILSON, dentist n Bond References vr BE- fvy
nhed hy rcst 70 part u c city country whcn dcsr
ARTIFICIAL teeth s'yl" quality. The patented con
Lnuous gum teeth manufactured without seams or crrvces
yet n,as artificial ech u being much superos n Natures
appearance de ing dceon cleanliness strength and du
tnby style before manufactured. irving Ne
dsfnc enurcason natural exprccn. and ang De-
.ire 'uucs 20 he lsee flcps wearing S~n ssreNrsa
IL.
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IN CAkKOLi fsAUk bsSEuhs6 sshsrt.-a usa.
IN teman and ht wife can obtain vosy delightful 1na
furnished front IT. be psntex
desired also t. three single geaeaes Rsh
CHARGED
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|TCkiS HCRNliIl AVtrILhETR.
fsntrg shce store removed fror, Broadway. viii be
s0d On Monday nov 8 81 los O'Clock, at 20 Hassa
paper 2c divided desired sod without
so red me- mo church cushions; also russ = carpetng
any qua.iity desired Furniture OF best quality and
xinds cud rich rosewood parior SUITS also oil paintings
md nrr1rs pt frames csss iewey, slye- pcncis.
fancy goods $3.50 Havana segafs, desk &C TIC eotrc
cock val he sod improvements ~ B.-Dralers.
.hippees &C.. vii aeod proaty 70 the hoarno delay
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/ J. wALDFoN, AuCTIoEEzR. -cEoCREEy, &C
|.t HENRY @, ryANS Liberty 81 Get viii sell nom the
eves lois Ihursd y Eoveuber6 at 10 O'Clock
rrge assortment. Of hest white granite, common and yellow
shina Az superior glassware. Goods carefully
repAesea Tor shpplng.
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LrMuAsLE COTTAGE SITES

|yrALUAELE COTTAGE SITES
EAyENswonp. iovG rstsSr.
JAMES ". MILLER
Will sei Thursday, Nov. * 1855, al O'Clock, the
prn sc hayenASoot, the trecI9n 81 by Lvinas
on ree,e cottage les WITH the frontn.
Ess, and Webster avenue and lands OF John
Willans
steam5oa lockwood Peck slip. ., l. and each
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TINA TUItr.


I MON corRsH, 4. I--TRoTTfNG. -dRxhT poUrIR
~ team racc-On Mcrdsy. Nov. NJ half pass 2ccbock
match r 5000, mile hsas hest IN Ho~Acs Jones names
= r. pon sad q. X. Rocket CiaTea Raason nAr,cs br nj
SHAW WHITE Propreso~.
1rNyOS COURSE, r. -1nOTrINu ~CW THURSDAY
" Ncy 6 .. ~ O'Clock. mrich Tor fttsE tso milo and
fercsi IN haroess feisurhla names, D. La6y Ncs-
SHAW wuITE PrcYre,ors
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JOHS vAnDnwATEe AUcTrOsEeR PIP EMP
~ try sale q ree story bro stone rort house, NO ~
eat Ih.ty street Thursday, hGv. g. 81 IL O'Clock
II a. sA kesc4an6 Excaan2e said property q desirabiy
ocs5 thood improved Hone had IL the odern Inn
bahia cAse sale positive. Terms lime Of sale
Tile saactory Further particulars atlne of sale
ea.sn % tho nucpueer " 10. 10 aud II Irin.y
Hflia Ega, IL n3ua3way.
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sHist Two scryc esprf srcec business youns who
an sell zach eogftN per cash short tune s
nj haze sfo cash. bn man or specl "a ~nar
lin lysn ss 100 n SO then, in the dry rosi. IL
nr nus aces the rs' of Jasgsry Rcs ot rctr me
an he rvru my geetir.a9n wishing 70 90 Into business
he bts possible bsss WI go 9 address Bvsn.s boz ts
.rcs, ,ca'ons wi be treated strictly coHAtcut,ai
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/ nErru. SNOW CASE wANTEp--wIIH AuToNAroa
ovenens showing the teeth in tho perfect and decayef
cssh customer Tor such article may found
4 m dining rloou III washlrrton street
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Z.UUU.UUU sizes Of Havana domesi Ca and cerras
s@,nuch below market rates TREY col ~
pay aetA nees NoIfDas ~ ard upwards; Operas IS do
Cash advanced On etgaIs IN any quanl,y.
o. CnEESs, u broadway.
HAVANA SUGARS, NEW CROP, JUST RECEIVED
IL BlacfWarrlorConcas, csbaJas. glarctaS. accr
ios mastering Jcwr, pnlrcs r. aetercg, FaroS rtaui.
cas-. Sc, by the 100 OF l,WD. " T.. RCuER9,
ia Maiden lsne serond story
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PLAYS, PLAYS, rLAys-THE STANDARD AND MI
Il dIams, and all Other put ished plsys By
FRENCH III Nassau street, New York; price i2is ccs
sarh ten for 81 bound youmes. 81. play
every week. Complete nss sen by mail, "frec whes
guessed
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|lDARTNEE WANTED-wITu FROM St,00o To $3.50
in manufacturing bminess thai has been establish
liver four years ard fast Increasing One thai viii
liz anavcn the business VII md this good nppornniy v.
God reference gwen au1 required Apply address, W
cni name 70 =. khs, Bright street Maree works Jers y
az
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1rop SAVANNAH ANn f1oRrnA-rNIrEp sTArEs

E'oK NhNANFnH WI FLUKInN--uNIIED sTATES
ludlow Wednesday All o. November from pier
No North river, ~ O'Clock l. ~ Bl q sng signed
iUnsi For freight passage arrY 10 H. MITCHELL. No
Il prcedway Thvush Goteta from New York 70 Jackson
sle 81; 81 raka S. >canVrs from FLORIDA CONNECT "a
s lnrah with To seauers ifou New YORK Tuesdays lad
Saturdays
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yV \. MEILoR, AUCTIoNEER-RY W. :. MELLoR.-
w MCnsy November s. 1t To- O'Clock at the sales room,
Ncs rs ana i5 Park row orpose House
ale elegant eabtno, lr beng the stock OF
ard be tod without by orfcr Of the
norgagee. consis OF 10 wood mahogany and walnut
psrior suits ID In broceie pssh an hair cloth 81
mahogany chamber suit match LIN and with
marble tops ensmelied cottage In great variety; oak.
dining fnru ~ exteas tables book
ase@ war6obeS t ascts &C together with 30
furniture such ~aly found In furniture ware
room The stock pow rcSa Tor exhibition, and Is
sothy the aenoa OF the irajs AID hose aooa sting.
Goods be packed 90 TIC pferiscsfor hpng Csaogues
N q aale
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w 4 ErTJ.oR. ArcrtoSEsR Ar r. O'CLOCK. IN
w ffout OF The sale Nus IA and Is Park
Monday November WI h. soa ~ Sc'ion tnred hgh, trc
ing Wagons, elegant carriage cost N0 made by Broad
way Alro four casss o. GU brandy ADD whisscy
Sold BY orlur NJ norissRee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

tn WAvEfIEY PLACE -PkHSOMa LOOKING FOE
~ board VIII hnt or NO had
eoneiy f0f1ibed With bedrooms sttAohcd fvsn
roadway opposite the New York Ho.o Gaos scAioG
~ oe0<k.
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tinted States mail line. lie splendid .teauShlp Ma.
RON WIN. 7. Foster, Commander, WI leave pjer N, .
Nofta RIVER wcincaday, Nov. q, 4 oclock III ~ ere
cse,y For freight Apply board, where al BINS 81 lana
vi 70 rgrst. ars i,g passge At THE ofee d sr0F'
fCGD. TlLESTON 4 90. - Broaiwey Tao eplerdd
ct vilsuc-eed ard leave saturday Nov rio nrrde
Carolina makes ~ VIA trps T. Tie yrrsoua iapdn N
~ lc 81 Johns river FirdA cnupectnr with tho eaanes
from New yogt and leaves Chrsscn every TUESDAY M
oclosx r. NJ Through tickets to Jscksonve e h patta
s n Ron and Anes the inh ct November. me scsr-vs
OF az me VIII leave a. o'clock G N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-12

The amount of property, in bank bills
and gold, recovered from the safe of the Amer
lean Express Company, sunk in Lake Erie,
was $4,000. The paper money, since dry.
ing, is as fresh and fair as when lost, the sig
natures being plain and distinct. The bills
OF lading, which were also in the sale, SAYS
the Buffalo Commercial, show the writing
upon them plainly, even to pencil marks
DR.. r. Price Moore, of New York,
was arrested on Thursday, on complaint of A.,
S. Livingston, of Trenton, who charges the
Doctor with conspiracy to murder him, and
hiring two negroes to perpetrate the deed
An enmity is said to have existed between the
two parties for several years in regard to some
party.
A squirrel hunt lately came off at
Columbus, in Warren CO., Pa. The number
eff animals killed was SOLO, of which there
were woodchucks 1863, red squirrels 1853. The
balance was made up of porcupines, coons,
hawks, blackbirds, &c.
George Law has published a we'll
written letter giving his reasons for support.
ing Fremont.
At the celebration at Ripon. Wiscon-
sin, on the Fourth, over $1,000 were raised
for Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-12

TEE TURF.-R. Ten Brock, the Napoleon
of the turf in America, has recently gone to
England taking with him Lecompte, Pryor,
and the FLY Prioress-t three of the fastest
horses in this country. The object of Mr..
Ten Brock s visit to Europe is to test the pow
ers of the English ground by actual expert e.
ment with those bred in America. When it
is remembered that for the last century Eng.
land has been celebrated for the superiority Of
her racing horses, and that it is to her princi-
pally that we owe our fine stock, it must be
admitted that Mr. Ten Brock has taken
bold step II he should prove successful, the
victory would be no less signal and unexpeet-
ed to the English people, than was The re.
nowned victory of the yacht America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-12

foreigners, about five hundred Of whom were pres
ent vote was proposed and taken for President
The result indicated four to one in favor OF Ere
mont. Several such votes have been taken on diff
ferent occasions, and the result has uniformly
been the same-a general prevalence for Ere
mont.
At a meeting at Howell, Michigan, VIM.
4 Clark, a veteran Democrat, renounced ms aohe'
sion to the Democratic party as follows
:" an. this day for Fremont cut my con-
/ neetion this day, from the Pro-savery party,
nomiually Democratic, and enlist under the ban
ner of Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Men, and
| Fremont
The Newport (Kentucky) Daily Ness carries
at the head of its editorial columns the names of
the Peoples candidates, Fremont and Dayton,
and advocates their election with earnestness.
A gentleman direct from Illinois, yesterday,
gave us the following result of sundry ballotings
for the Presidency, at the several times and
places therein indicated:
July Con boat Golden Era, between La
Crosse and Dunleith, on the upper Mississippi,
vote was taken for the Presidency as follows =
Fremont 70, Buchanan %, Fillmore g.
July 7-On cars between Duneith and Rock
ford, Ill, Fremont &c, Buchanan H. Fillmore 2
July L On cars between Rockford and Chica-
go, Ill, Fremont 49, Buchanan "a Fillmore 10.
July 9-On cars between Chicago and Toledo
Fremont AZ, Buchanan TO- Fillmore s.
Between Toledo and Cleveland, Fremont 45,
Buchanan Is, Fillmore T.
July l0-Between Buffalo and Albany, FREE
mont Sc, Buchanan 10, Fillmore 10, Gerrit Smith
l, undecided ID.
July 1l-Between Albany and Worcester,
Fremont %, Buchanan s. Fillmore 5.
A correspondent of the Detroit Advertiser, who
came up the Illinois Central train from Cairo on
the 9th, writes that vote was taken in the cars
with the following result-Fremont, Al Fill.
more, Buchanan, 4.
In train, on the same day, on the New
York Central railroad, presidential vote stood
Fremont, 2l3; all Others, 81.
At an excursion of some two hundred stock
holders of the Middleboro and Taunton Rail
road Corporation from Boston to Hyannis, or
Thursday, vote was taken to express the
feeling of the company as to the candidates fol
the Presidency. 1t stood thus Fremont, 129
Fillmore, 49, Buchanan, 8.
The following was the state of the polls OF
the morning train from Dover, N. H., to Boston
on Thursday, Fremont So; Fillmore, 8 Buchan
an, 10; undecided, 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-12

GREAT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT - Our
readers will perceive by notice in this mornings
paper, that the entertainment to be gwen by the
Artists of the Italian Opera Troupe, at New
York, is fixed for Wednesday evening next. The
celebrated American Prima Donna Miss Anna
Vail, will make her first appearance in Worces-
ter that occasion. She comes with a high
reputation, charming vocalist and her ap-
pearance here will be most welcome. Signors
Brignoli, Amodio, and Albtes are gentlemen of
the highest reputation in their profession, and
with such programme as they offer, the concert
cannot fail to be successful one.
The papers speak in enthusiastic forms of Miss
Vail. The following is from the Ne,o Orleans
Crescent
Miss Vail, the charming young Prima Dom
ma, became at once great favorite. There is
a fascination about her manner that none can
withstand. Like a rose bud Just opening its
delicate petals to WOO the first rays of the
morning sun. and casting its delicate perfume
around, she is just blooming into womanhood
with all the beauty, purity, and innocence of
the girl, to add to her charms She possesses
fine soprano voice, and sings with great Wig.
or and expression, and is winning Tor herself
all enviable reputation as an artistic, while
her charming manners aud social virtues have
made as many friends for the lady, as her tai
ents have made admirers for the artistic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-12

Washington, July l0-In the Herbert muir
der case, which was formally opened this
morning yesterday having been spent in Sc
lecing ajury--the testimony for the prosecu-
ton was closed at the adjournment of the
Court, although the counsel for the defence
unsuccessfully insisted that it was the duty of
government to have present all who witnessed
the killing of Heating. The evidence was the
same as before the examining justices The
prisoner occupies a seat in the dock, and is &C.
casionally cheered by the conversation of dis
tinguished friends. A dense crowd was pres
ent,