davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
The Truth Spreading.

The Dastrop (Morehouse) Advocate, of the 3dinst.,
contains long and able article setting forth that, as
Mr. Buchanan has no show at the North-as the
struggle there is mainly between Fillmore and Free
montit Is the duty Of all sotlerners, without dis
tnction Of party, to support Mr.. Fillmore because he
is known to be sound patriotic, conservative states
maIl-and because his fidelity to the Constitution and
devotion to the Union are unquestoned and unques-
stionable. y, -, -.
f We append the concluding paragraph of the ar.
ticle: 4,zs6
IN and esa q
South The eonestheng between Fillmore and Fremont the
SH We e uo u sa
sW hsy l. ns
throw their votes on third candidate who stands no
ese e fa
is an then rally
Southern Should 10 the standard of Willard Fillmore
VIII they not do its .e5&S
/ Yes, thousands of them WILL None but those who
are so welded to party that they are reckless OF
their country will risk her welfare by clingng to
Buchanan's sinking ship. Shecannot be saved. She
has already foundered, and must speedily so down
Then the choice will be between the black, piratca
craft Of Fremont and the noble Union shipof Fill
more. e e. Z.
Itisnot difficult predict the choice true Southern
| ers will make under such circumstances.
e Sa go $500 sa------------- .&,
sST. ANDREWS, (FA.) ToT&LLY DEsTRoYED.-Los,
| Of the Schooner Pisitor.-We have been Informed
that the schooner Visitor, Blakeney, from Tampa tt
St Andrews Bay, was blown ashore at the latter plac
during the gale of the S0th ul the vessel and cargo
being total loss We received this Information from
/ seaman Of the Visitor; who came round from st
/ Andrews Bay to Pass Christian in the schooner
sawl and from thence here, where he arrived yester
day morning. He reports that the town of 81
Andrews was almost totally destroyed-all the mill
and houses being blown down-and that the Who'll
country for twenty miles back was submerged to tn
i depth of several feet. r. a.. -,t..
He further reports that the lighthouse at Cape 81
Bias had been blown down, and that while on his wa
to Pass Christian he saw large clipper bark ashor
on Santa Rosa's Island, near Pensacola-he was una
BILE to make out hername.
This seaman, who has been running on cOastin
vessels on our coast fora number of years. describe
the gale as being the most severe that he ever Ell
conntered; says that it was impossible for any eoss
ling vessel to withstand it, and has no doubt but tha
we have not yet heard the half of the disasters
I produced { 5st So. u q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
Esl1norc Rally. ii: Algiers.

(. q -
q The Fillmore men Of Al giers had d grand rally last
night at the st. Charles Ball Room, in their town
From the manner in which Large room was filled,
We should judge there but few if any, Democrats
On that side Of the river and as there erenot half
a-dozen men from the city present VIC may say that
the meeting was purely Algerne. A harder and no
bier looking set Of men we have not looked upon in a
long time. There were the bone and sinew of the
marine interest Of this gon the honestfaced hard.
listed backsmiths and founders, ship.bulders, dry
sdockmen and toWboat gators, that make up the
population Of the place regular casket Of rough
| diamonds-all animated by q common impulse, and
all drawn together by the charm that operated upon
clear heads and honest hearts by the names Of
| MORE and DoNELsoN. "A s -
| The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Norbert
Trepag who stated that the object was to organ
lie an Algers Fillmoreand Donelson Club, and moved
that Manuel Garcia, ST., be called to the chair, and
that s. R. Dyer act as Secretary, pro tenn. The mo-
ton carried and then a committee was appointed to
nominate officers Of tile Club The committee having
retired, ar ~ i'tt2s,r =. 90
1 Calls were made for Dr. Harmon, and that gentle
man being present, responded in an appropriate
speech which was well received. When he concluded,
the committee reported the following nominations for
/ the Club s. q. .y..@s ~.
| EIFesideRti NJ @. Garcia, sr. f.. Si
/ gTfce Pfesident--J. T. /. Eolett.S 4 20 -
! secretays--s.R r. Dyer ss $50
Corresponding Secretarg.- Norbert Trepagnier
| 6 7rea$a.er.-Thomns Reese.
CoHate Ways and MeaNsTr a. S. Fox. Fl. Lenois n
Garcia, Jr Charles Pilman E. j. Doln; S. Brown and
1 Walters. .El7=ie Go
] The list was adopted by accamation, and then Col
Poindexter who was present, was called upon to say
4 something. -
The Colonel acknowledged the call, and in lieu o
speech, for which he expressed himself unqualified
narrated few Incidents as straws showing the COURSE
of the wind in Louisiana, hehwere enthusiastically
1 received. ..s S. * $3.50 s.
When he concluded, motion to adjourn was mad
and carried, and the crowd dispersed with three ros
ing cheers for Fillmore and Doneson, three more 70
the New Orleans Crescent and three for the Creole.
{, The iournment was to Thursday evening next
There is but one Of apprehension that the Fill
y more men Of Algiers will not make @ ten-strike il
November that is that they will all be Fillmor
II mon over there and not have a Democratic pin t
rn at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

NJ INDIAN Aa on TltE PAoiRIc. Official accounts
received NJ the Indian Department from Major Gene
raj Wool represant that the war in Washington Ter
ritorg il nearly bsolght to close, several Ialian
tribes only remaining II paeilied; and the Indian
agent for Gregg Communicates similar favorable
report relative to the last named Territory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

NcTyee Mr. WhI A. LEONARD, OF New Orleans. to Mrs
u. Bs7. Hostetter's Bitters.-Dyspepticss If YOU
would he WE'LL bottle of Hosteer's Bttcrs 1acts like
Charm giving healthy the digestive organs, and in
strengthening the system Especially is its utility
tonic and preventive of languor of the highest value in the
summer, when the whole and muscular system reaXes
effects condition which permits the approach of disease
There single instance known of its failing TO do good
where used according TO directions Try it, This
celebrated article Ber for sale wholesale and retail by o. o.
Woodnan Magazine and Common streets; John Wright
Co.. q and 15l Charities street, and druggists generally
Sc 2p6td<4F&A .--yl-
MsP- Few are aware how frequently pub
lshers compelled insert their advertisements
statements which they neither sanction or believe.
pleasant exception to this dsareeabe necessity are the
advertisements of DR.. j. G. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS which will be fonnd in columns. We hae
published for before and always with the feeling that in
doing we wise lend ourselves to deceive islcRd the
public have had ndspuabe proof that his words 're
strictly true with abundant to believe that his medicines
will do they promise all that reasonably expected
from any medicine. His Cherry Pectori is too well known il
this community need any commentator from and ht
Pills. We credby informed not inferior his PICTORIAL
| Providence Or. - Mirror
They are for sale by j. WRIGHT & CO., and all cit,
! druggists. ST 2md&W&A
n7r For, the benefit of the Invalid portion
Of our community the following from the Almanac
| of DR.. G. NJ. Jackson proprietor of H0oFLANDs GER
NAN BITTERs hoping it may induce TRIAL of them:
I j. G. NILES says: IS ~ - o.
Iexpect sell great quantities of Bitters this year
Many my speak very highly of its good qualities
having proved itself excellent Fever and Age pre-
ventaye great purifier of the blood and the very best thin
aid digestion and create good natural appetite
In short is of the very best medicines know
for uniy use; being afe5and pleasant for to take
4 q. l.. D. GROCKWELL says: ST.
h = ASAMosA, Iowa, May /, 1861.
The Iitters give unbonded all that have
Them and do and ca always recommend them to all that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

RECEIPTS, OF GoTToN ON THE yIcKsBURG AND
JACKSON RAlLRoA D-The following, says the Vicks
burg Wing, Of the 9th inst, is a statement of the
receipts of cotton on the Veksburg and jackson Rail
road, for the year ending September / 1856: Bran
don, $3.50 bales Canton 1869; jackson, $780, Baleys
Jackson $50; Clinton 20 $685. Raymond, GALS;
Bottoms 6464 Edwards 10 543 Way Stations, 1874
Total, IS, l96 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

FILLMORE CONVENTION IN RHODE IsLAND.-There
is to be State convention Of the friends Of Fillmore
and Donelson, at Newport, on the 10th nst for the
purpose of nominating State ricllet. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

s. The old authors were happy in the choice Of titles
for their books. One of the time Of James bore the
following 4" Tobacco battered, and the pipes shat
tered about their that idly idolize so loathsome
d vanity. by a voley Of holy shot tllundered from
Mount Helicon. Y VI ~ $$s48 N MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

RASPBERRY JAM.--zIhe Detroit Advertiser pre-
serves the fact that the last trip Of the steamer
Illinois, from Lake Superior, she brought down quite
large quantity Of raspberry jam from Sugar Island.
Twenty tons Of the jam will be manufactured there
this season. The berries purchased from the In
dians, and the price Of the Jam u.s. this year, twenty
cents pound. Last year it sold at twelve cents,
bnt has advanced in Of the high price Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

Opportunity is the flower of time and as the stalk
may remain when the flower is cut off, so time may
with us when opportunity is gone forever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

FlLLaoRE CONVENTION At New HAvEN--A Fill
more convention was held in New Haven on Wednes-
day, the sd inst. Nearly three hundred delegates
from all parts of the State were present. Hon. Aus
tin Baldwin, Middletown, was the President, and
Russell Hotchkiss and Henry Sherman, Secretaries.
Ex-G Governor Charles Hawley, Of Stamford, and Elk
Governor Green Kendriek Of Waterbury, were chosen
Electors at Large and S. ID Sperry, Austin Baldwin,
r. b oemis and Charles o. Beden, District Electors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12


LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23d, 1856. +,
Iarrived here week ago on the Persia, after pas,
sage Of nine days and two hours. The Persia isa
magnificent ship, but her commander, CaptJ udkins,
is the surliest, most disagreeabe and unaconmoda.
ting person in either steam line. e - Se
{ Spnners in Manchester and buyers here are using
all possible efforts to depress cotton but they canno
1t remains firm. and doubt will soon be at higher
figures. The great object appears to be to get low
figures in New Orleans to open the new crop with.
There is a strong demand for export, and Russia
wants Immediate supplies which keeps the unwilling
spi1iners up to the Bit The manufacturers have no
supply though they are doing full work. and have
large orders ahead. The stock in Liverpool is nom
inaly larger than last year, but the total stock in
Great Britain is less. Last year spinners had large
stocks which were not counted here; this year the
almost entire stock is held here.
/, will, however, be enabled to give you more full
information when Inext write you.
The prospects for an abundant harvest are very
fattering Yesterday was most lovely, sunshiny
day. Five or six days of such weather will give
breadstufs a heavy lick back; though must men.
ton there are reports of rot in the potatoes in Scot
land and some fears for the potato cropof ireland.
Money is becoming more abundant and when the
drain of gold to France ceases, which must be soon
it is probable the Bank Of England will still further
reduce the rate of interest. ga.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

za-By vIrtae OF the powers with which
s By the supreme the Republic
cafagua per deposited and tecoedin the office Of
w Christy Esq Notary Public have constituted and up.
pointed Nessts MA son PITCHER and sHADRAeR u.
sole agents said Republic for the purpose
Of eectin loan and Of settling such advances have
been heretofore made 10 the same. ~ s Ed. y
Tesassus aecreod iat effect and have alone author
iy hegsater easspHe obligations and for Nicaragua
jy2i p -, 5 d. De 6e1G0BRlA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

ton yesterday fare
III arrived With
sagss; fhe 4 the Belfast,
ssiiEh 3,l5 bales u; til bales the
lid BALES essI bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

\ AMERICAN CONGRESSIONAL NoM1NATIoN IN New
YoRK.-The Americans Of the ;Twenty-eighth Con
gressional District have nominated Samuel Haett OF
tHornesyille, as their candidate. r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

ANOTHER New York SLAYER The New York
Journal Of Commerce says it has the best authority
for stating that vessel intended for the slave trade
left that port Saturday, the aoth ult and though
the circumstances were well known, there were not
facts conclusive enough to justify her detention.
Moral New York Where's Greeley? Where's Sew
ard? Where's Sumner? Where's Mrs. swisshelm?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

clerk u clipss5 o.
sssS aa s. Isl lata Natehez and papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

Cruise OF THE lEDErENp ENc Es-A american Citi-
Gems Pl,ndered, From dispatch dated Washington,
Sept Sd, we learn that advces received at the Navy
Department show that the Independence the course
Of her cruise in the South Pacific Ocean, visited the
harbor Of Apia island Of Upolu, where 1t was aseer.
tanned that the American citizens had been plundered
by the natives as well as by careless and degraded
number of both Englishmcn and Americans. Cons
modore Mervine coerced them to make restitution,
and also promptly attended to the interests of our
countrymen in other quarters. Considering the long
cruise of The Independence, the health Of the crew
was generally good :s5i ~ %=fy i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

M El efiek stearner Orleans
asss sas luz III u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
I,EII PHED EO ann ERsEsC Elll {.
Am ALI ~ i: Y
sY 4an SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LIKES.

ST LouIs, Sept, 10, II runlored that Zane has
sacked Teennaseh Without Tic loss Of u single man.
u SIS Yaine Election.
PORTLAND, Sept. 10. Hsialin' y majority over both
Saf Shis opponents foots NH yenteeli thousand.
Domestic Markets
Ew ~ oRE, Sept. u slhe Flour market Is firm.
Southern ii quoted at 81 rs to- $s l5. Wheat
Western lied s$s1 533.. Western Mixed Corn SOC.
Mess Pork $2o. Whisky a5e.
GINcrNSATI, Sept. u W. Flour active; prices d
triae higher. White Wheat 81 25sto I'll u. Whisky
III cents. n! fat3S F III 4, Mt 5@$l55
AZ River Intelligence ss. ?
4, LOUIS VILE, Sept II. The river is at stand.
@ Y1cKsBrRa, Sept. f. The Flying Cloud passed
down at II A. NJ, the Die Vernon at 8 A. M, and 4
I stern wheel boat at 4 r. M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
Reno
- K&cMaOU(NG.
"a CANAL STREET rs
j. D. DAMER ON g. co. ~


j. D. CAMERON g. co.
Beg their and the public generally
flat they removed their stock of Carpetng Floor Oil
Cloths &c Cares and 81 Cnstomouse Streets to
spacious store No. 124 CANAL STREET Toura
Buildings. co. -. -
We receiving varied assortment of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and II
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and desgnsi
ALSO Of. .,f'---=a,.
THREE-PLY and VENETIAN CARPETING; DO
BAIZES, DRUGGBTS and RUGS " 49,
our usual variety Of patterns and qualities; u ~.
: EmbroideSet Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; .n
Six Wool and Wool DAalASK, direct from the best manu-.
factories IN Erauce and England;
wINBbW SHADES Gilt Cornces md Pins and variety
of Table Covers; III &C.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to q feet wide by 100 feet long,
which we cut to suit any or hall. -=,,.
All Of which wewill sell at the lowest market prices
r.. - J. D. CAMERON 81 Co,
So 2p6t III Canal street, Toufo Buildings.
ADeo0Gs, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
G ENUINEuo-- ~ Z,
DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S 2ptf 80 Nos. 81 and Isl Charities street.
Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

viii she seen by notice in
co M other meeting VI this
aloIians baIia IL Odd Fellows Hill, 20
I morrow eHaniIsg
III tlas ston, The Importance
I'll fIls sasies of every ranger 4
ah of his whole
lid nothing iiIs dats.
Ill "
ssssi cliafaas Osl sfS tbs Union eHE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

M A r r T. E ID: il. r.
On Thursday evening September lIth by the Rev H. n.
NcTyere Mr. WhI A. LEONARD, Of New Orleans to Mrs.
f. ]. SHEPHERD, of Yazoo City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

! 5I5 Army ALOE THE sTEAsfsHIP ERIcssp THE U.
s. mail steamship iessens Capt. Lowber, from Liy-
ernool on the 2Dt ilt, arrived at New Yors on tile
4th instant Her adyiees have been anticipated BY
The Persia, which brought three days later news.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
Suction salss.
HoUsfiIIoLD TUIsNt,r'lut.RsE.

m
SS BY Rx si MoNra on ETsY Apconeer. 4s5S
ERITDAK. the ne Sff Inst. mt IA G'cl 0t fmS
dwelling Bepiue street. corner q ehah siree VIII
e entire contents ii said dwelling consisting af aosany
and Walnut Bedseada Aoirs Waahsanas Sofas SerRtie.
Gard md Dining Tables Spring Sect fsy
Ghnirs, Curtains Cooking Stoves Aieheh
! fS s@s H s s'ssL easa, sell y
sAIE OF 200 LoTs Or INTER GforItINS NJ HITE
Shirts, Gaps, etc. ~
Il BY BLAGHE AZ LEAF M6NFs 5
the AUCTION rooms, III street. Will be sold
An assortment of N md Boys Caps 81 n
TMo hnndrgd os Winter Clothing such Ribbed and
Fancy sattine Plaid noeskit and Cotton
Froek ooss Bsnket md eeh kossat
fo Hue Brown and Black Cloth Frock and Dress Goats
Lionskin oyercoats; STRIPED Shirts etc., cts s25
# 100 dozen Of white Linen Bosom Shirts. ~ ss,,
Terms at sale. Z ------se---
GERTRUDE HETDENYAEGH vs. PETER DANIELS s
Clothing, Hats Boots, Shoes, etc., etc.
ssss IsY BI.AeEEs II LEA UMoNT ,s #$$$
TUESDAY, 10th ansts, NJ 10 o'clock A. M,
Ill at store No New LeQee streetBy virtue OF an order
hearing date die OIaay Of August 1856 viii Be sold
The stock Of said store comprising an ot
Clothing, HITS, Shoes, Boots, stc: 3s.s
- lot Household Furniture and Sitehen Utensils
TEtMS-0yer 500 SO S0 20 days and over So
30 days time for approved endorsed paper. - $
#sl oil 1000 EAV.ANAfGIGARs .s$
BY III ID. III oRPIIY, tuctioneer III
& FsFy MA Wi the beth Inst, at 40 O'Clock, MT
F walls No Magazinc street to close consignment
isses pGa,iG,ln s se sss s.ts Of
'TERMs- Under 500 $500 six months for sp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

4l loss pr TEE seHe0 sERs N TsiroR. Four men oil
the crew Of the schooner arrived in an open
boat at the New Basin sesterSiay They report that
,therlefb ssst ts5s ago, and that
during tile Visitor was blown ashore III
ST. Andrews and . now lying full haIfta mile
from the by the crew. At tile time
of the disaster was loading for this port
alidEllad on board abont 20 300 feet Of lumber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
FoREIalI coRR EsP oN pElEc,l..
I,ryERpooL, August al 1856.


sir Charles Napier has been to cfonstadt IND re-
turned very well satisfied that he not TO-
take III. The follow il his own report
If fifty sail on The line and 600 men i steam
sers were 70 attempt tack ,it might Dust
possibly succeed provided they did not sink ships
between Msnsehikotf and Cronslott and our ships
didsnot take the ground going y would heS
batteries rboss following should 60 n and break
the boom. n they succeeded, we would probably
aoyerpower the feet, and the steamers would land
the troops on the sea wall. we failed In
Is no knowing what would happen. IT would also be
necessary to have strong reserve to take the place
Of the ships against the batteries if they failed in
silencing them, which is more than probable u all
went right Cronstadt would be taken; III all went
wrong the feetswould be lost. No one, think, ex-
cept the Times would have tried Cronstadt They;
said it was not necessary tosee how one was TO get
out It was only necessary to get IN have ;shown
holed, and four new batteries built; SO that passage
is sealed. There are guns on the north wall; but
outsidS there are redoubts well armed On the south
side, between Risbank and the main land there are
two batteries which render it unassalable, and the
passage up towards Peterhoff is hoed.also On the
ramparts there are about 10 guns many Of them
pointing seward. The carriages are not in good Or
der. Fort MensehikoH is now fitted with platforms
Elike ships docks, with 32-pounders, where seamen
are exercised in the winter. 1t is well ventilated,
having no guns the sles Or rear. On the shore,
|nsde Peter the Great there is heavy earthen re-
doubt which points to the sea. There are redoubts
all over the island, and the western part of it q
new fertilization is begun right across and between
it and the town chain of redoubts. The line wall IS
Of small stones like Bomarsund, which could be easily
knocked down. There is n ditch but no glacis |
forgot that the screw line Of battle ship has $40 men,
| excluding engineers and stokers . s.,
The German Legion is giving the Government q
good deal 81, trouble; they don't want TO be dis
Charged aud the Government don't want them and yet
cannot well turn them loose as the Times says they
are better paid than at home and prefer being well
fed and clothed in England, with nothing to do, than
to work for a living. az or5- E
Money is getting easier and things generally arc
4 healthier; although you some failures and some
nice exposes take place in the bankrupt courts, ye
all things considered, you may call trade prosperous
I 80, -gi - 81 49, G.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
cor RTET i. Es SET p Z +.

T,HONIPsON SsfsETaNIIIaLD becomes partner
+ il inour firm from this date. 49, 5.,,,71,s = 90
New Orleans, Sept. d, ls5G, 8 -. q IN
M OTlCE,-oNSTHE 10Th j UI3Y 1855, TIL CONNER
IS cial firm Of DONOVAN 4 GO. Ceased 70 exist
save ies purposes ~ A. D. DONOVAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
English y .eefsaees.icass Cas.pefiasgs,
AT leo Canal street, Touyo Buildings.

ALSO
MATS of all Kinds :, coRNICEs, WINDOW SHADES.
CURTAINS, GOODS, etc.. etc. r."
All at very low prices and favorable terms any
other establishment in the country. II
% Orders will be filed with the utmost and dispatch
els JpEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
secoaees-Esasaeg Nse,,asis,sa.ei Esopsggsl

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing to dis
pose of their furniture will their advantage call
the undersigned. 49, 4
AlsoSecond hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
~ P. NJ. TOURNE,S
= Asul9 2p3m 7T1s2. % BarQane street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

Money is getting easier and things generally are
healthier although you some failures and some
nice exposes take place in the bankrupt courts, yet
all things considered, you may call trade prosperous,
~ .y5J.5 l,t,ss, l]E.,. VI 1-1r G. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

Bee and The Crescent following plan Of operations
which, il would had been agreed on ~ he strong card
Buchanan weak tile North sezehe occasion Of the
triumph ofthe Niger Worshippers Iowa Vermont and
Maine To cai on Democrats Withdraw Mr. buchanan and
unite their strength in the South especially Mr. FILLMORE
who they ase chance in the FIRE.