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LITTER FR1Nr ST. MARY.
American Meeting MT CentreviIle.

. Z GENTEEvILhE, LA.s Sept. ~, 1906.
Editors Crescent: The American party nave had
. heartwarming time in our village to-day, Gentre-
vile ID the banner precinct of the parish OF ", Mary
and to-day the American party here erected one OF
the taest and most beautiful liberty poles and flung
to the breeze the starspangled banner OF American
independence, inscribed with the glorious names OF
Fillmore ana Donelsoni 1T was lovely day, and the
yeonanry for miles around gathered into town. The
ladies' too, God bless them, turned out in strong
delegation to honor the occasion with their presence.
Adolphus Olivier, ESD, our great champion OF
American principles the young Demosthenes of
louisiana one of his most beautiful and telling
speeches on the OCCASION and for the space Of an hour
and ahalf held his audience spel-bonnd by his elo-
quent appeals in behalf Of American men and Amer
lean measures. His ausion to the OCCASION and to
the great flag Of our Union as it foated in majestic
folds in mid-heaven, inscribed with the names OF
Fillmore and Donelson, was eloquently thrilling.
The pole, one hundred feet in height was orna-
mented at its summit witha green cedar about ten
feet in height with all its branches richly festooned
with beautiful flowers, which gave to it the appear
ance Of cedar blooming with the richest roses.
This cedar was the growth, in part, OF New YORK
SOIL having been transpanted here from that State
when small plant We had thus beautiful blend
ing Of the North and South A pole the growth of
Louisiana, surmounted by cedar from New York!
And thus, by q union Of the North and the South,
we expect to triumph in the pending contest and
thereby elevate that great friend of the American
Union, Willard Fillmore, to the Presidency Union
for the sake Of the Union?' and all must be well.
On next Saturday (27th) the American party of
St. Mary give barbecue and have mass meeting ct
Berwicl's Bay, near the terminus Of the Opelousas
Railroad, on which occasion we hope to see large
delegation from New Orleans present. The most am.
pie arrangements have been made to accommodate
all who may attend and we say to our city friends
all are invited to attend. steamboat will be in at
tendance to convey passengers from the railroad tc
the barbecue and then back to the railroad again.
Let us have good account of you. w.
You shall. Do your duty. We ,vM do ours.-G EDS
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Rally RGGEy !
ALFRED MU NROII & co. j,
"a AEarnAIne street.

A l. r r L, d M u n r O Il & 80,
"a Magazine street,
Corner of Gravcr street
During Of nest and procure for yourselves suit
able Clothing the fall and winter campaign. All parties
shapes sizes can be suited come and ALL and yo
will find Clothing enough III this house for the million.
M- Clerks speaking the French and Spanish Languages.
One Price and no Deuiajion from 1l0yIked Prices.
Black and Colorea CLOTH FROCK and DRESS COATS;
Single Breasted CLOTH FROEK, and colored;
Fall and Winter BUSINESS SUITS to match great variety
NALAKOFF, SEBAST0PUI, very heavy
PILOT CtOTIt SACKS and FROCKS, all QuaitleS
Niger IEeHd Cloth and Pilot Cloth CATALoNIANS;
Reaehcd and Eolored ncvonshire kersey OVER FROCk;
But and Black Cloth CLOAKS and MONrEDIiRIST0S;
Three thousand pnis Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
One do do Union Cashmere and GottonN'c PANTS
The above comprises every quality Hnd style OF Goods
VESTS, Of all qualities and descriptions Of Gnosi
r. c. y. H. and half D. i. black SATIN plain and gnred
do do do rolored do do do;
do do do blk and cold C1ah and Cashmere
do do do white and colored NHrSelIcS
do do do italian Cloth and Bombaznc;
BOYS AND ClrILDRES'S CLOTHING, in ali lie various
styles made for
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
Manufactured by Onion Company, Ill kinds, among whcl
Nc Cottou Picking Caais, Carriage aua Hospital Clo;h
Cushions, Beds aud Pillows.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
sell ~ 81 Magazine street Grnvirr.
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The Close of the Week.

Since Tuesday morning last we have been favored
with COOL autumnal weather, which has made its ad
vent considerably in advance of the usual time. We
regret to say, however, that in more northern lati
tudes it has been attended with heavy frosts causing
or less injury to the tobacco CROP Reports
also current that in the Western States has also
been injured. This we consider a stretch of the
Imagination heightened, as usual, by the telegraph.
There cannot be but little grain anywhere but what
is beyond the contingency Of the weather. So specu
ators can try again. There is too much corn and
grain generally gathered to be operated on by cold
spells moreover, it is useless to forward such silly
accounts to this market. AS regards tobacco there is
no doubt it has suffered. That is an article which
does not enter into the necessares of life; it is i'm
material whether the price is twenty-five cents or
only five cents per pound. Possibly, however, fac
tors who have assumed responsibilities the article,
or accepted on crops to grow may suffer aslight in
convenience ; yet conformable to the natural laws of
supply and demand, the value will, in great meas
IRE, depend on the quantity raised. AT the same
time frost accounts must at first be received with
allowances; or rather, in financial parlance at q
discount.
Business was lively and animated yesterday on the
levee. Cotton arrived freely, the receipts being 1887
bales, which makes the total receipts for the week
2992S bales. On the same days last year the receipts
were SO 52l. The market is lively but very few
buyers Tor England have entered the market. A
majority of those who have heretofore been the largest
purchasers for shipment to England have not re-
turned from their summer jaunt What cotton is ar
irving daily appears to be bought as soon as it is
sampled. The agents for Northern manufacturers
have been buying freely for the Of the year.
Stocks are rather low in New England. There are
some Spanish vessels on the way hther, to load for
Spain These orders and the orders for France will
keep the market lively for some time.
There have been only seven arrivals from sea since
last Saturday The late nortierly winds have pre-
vailed outside to some extent. The first change will
bring into port several sail long past due. In the
meantime, freighs are pretty firm at 3D. to Liverpool
and lc to HaYre for cotton. This will pay WELL and
it will be 10 the advantage Of trade that rates
should not go any higher The arrivals of coasters at
the upper basin for the week have been IS. The az
rivals Of steamboats, have been 81 1t is evident that
there is chance for the grass grow in our streets
and our Memphis confrere will please notice the fact
Us well as $l44 100000 OF produce VIC received last
year, with the prospect of as much in amount this
season, if it should not he quite large in quantity
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BURNED--Loss OF LIFE.
y rHr SOUTHERN u. AND sArIo ID Z LINES.


MIbwAUk1E, Sept. 25.-The large and splendid
steamboat Niagara was destroyed by fire yesterday on
Lake Michigan. She was full ofpassengers, and it is
supposed that from fifty to one hundred persons were
lost.
The Niagara was very heavily freighted, and the
cargo is a total loss. The crew were oil saved.
Domestic Markets
New York, Sept. 25.--Our cotton market has been
active to-day, and closed with an advancing tendency
The sales foot up l. 800 bales.
New YoRK, Sept. 26--Flour closed firm-state,
IS 80 to So 80; Ohio, sc IS to sc. As. Wheat has
advanced 2c-Red 81 IS; White, 81 So. Corn dull.
Pork closed buoyant at 800 123 Lard closed dull at
l2e. Whisky, 37c.
i CINCINNATI, Sept 26.-Flour has advanced 10 to
l5c. Whisky, 3oc. Sugar, lac. Molasses, 6oc
River Intelligence.
YIcKsBuRG, Sept. 26.-The Aunt Lefty, Jesse Bell
and Virginia passed down at noon and the Linda at
Z P. M. today.
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Az I555gT ~ ERTgsWTY.

The following correspondence met cur aye several
iavs sirlse, hit has not appeared In on columns
before because some DC the papers Ind The signature
IL The reply 4 Joseph HI Williams, and others 20.
seph S. Williams, which made IT uncertain, to our
mind, whether our friend, Col. Williams, to whom
tile latter sigatnre belongs was really the writer or
not. But, late number Of The Baton Rouge Gazette
sets The matter oil right and we take much pleasure
in Publishing the suhioined scorrespo ndence, and
commencing It 10 Tie careful consideration Of our
readers.
Col. Pryor, to whom Col. Williams, letter is adj
dressed is the able and accomplished editor of the
Memphis Eagle, Without further remarks, we sub
nit the correspondence: Fl
Col. IosnrH s. Win ndersansn M; shat
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sa1ion in writing, for pnbcation to
the Van Bnrs aa aSsssn ond
me- e flaa , naked
Tery respectfully yohrs, etc \, npvop
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sIEHoUs TO AwTHoRIzE THE F s T0 q pys
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EEREED 70 THE UTAH AND NEW E,, MESico ct TERRI
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gracd to find that Fillmore occupied the same po
aeqs
Haven Of New York and others and told him would like
be liberty to speak ct h9 &c others nd @
e01'u Yours, truly, JosnpH s. WILLIAMS.
The writer Of the foregoing, Col. W., is well known
to the citizens of the State as an extensive planter
former distinguished member Of the Legislature
from Lafourche, and d gentleman Of refinement ant
intelligence, whose yeracity will not be questioned
anywhere Whatever he says may be implicitly re
i lied upon.
/ It will be seen, says the Memphis Eagle, that MI
Fillmore comes out boldly against the odous uncon
sttutional, abolition doctrine Of "Squatter Soyer
eighty IA doctrine which Mr. Calhoun denouncet
/ as e the most monstrons ever advanced by an Amerl
j can statesman, y and as worse than Wilmot Prov
4 soism;,' q doctrine the Nashville Union character
lied as fair but false and fatal theory an i'm
posture :" an ugly idol, worshipped only by fool
4 and demagogues;" doctrine which the whole South
n ern Democracy in lS4S repudiated- earring by a
that was sacred to Southern men, they would neve
. support any candidate for the Presidency or Vic
u Presidency who maintains it..
q Are the Southern Buchananites in favor Of " Sqna
ter Sovereignty which is about the worst Souther
1 doctrine ever promulgated-or not? If yea, le
them say 50, like men. If nay, let them throw ove
board their candidates for the Presidency and Vic
Presidency, and array themselves on the side Of til
UNION and FILLMORE.
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FINE AND FASHIONABLE GLoTHING.-- Messrs n Or
ris, Maui s Co., Successors to Norris & Way,)
clohiers corner Of Camp and Common streets, under
the City Hotel, are now receiving large and varied
assortment Of elegant and fashionable clothing, to
which they invite the attention Of purchasers Their
stock ii its line suitable to the season, Of
superior workmanship and finish and cannot fail to
meet the requirements Of the most difficult taste If
here are any doubters let them call and examine for
themselves See advertisement in another column.
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POINT CLEAR REGATTA.

5 ,.,~=. POINT CLEAR, Sept. 49, 1856.
lIessrs. Editors: The match race referred to in
my letter yesterday was run to-day. The match was
between the Hespe1 and Edith, foR $500 side, the
distance Is miles, angles Of q miles, twice round
A fine breeze prevailed from the northward. On
drawing for position the Edith drew the wind
ward place. At 10 minutes past II o'clock, the
gun was fired for them to get under way. In an
instant they were both off with start sheets for the
stake which was rounded by the Edith q seconds
ahead At the second stake the Edith As seconds
ahead; after rounding this stake the boats had
dead beat home. The Yesper gained here so that
they rounded the home stake nearly together, the
Edith leading only seconds. They still kept well
together the second round the Edith reaching the
first stake IL seconds in advance. On rounding the
second stake the Edith still in the lead is seconds
So far the Edith had appeared to have it all her
own way, and the feelings of the New Orleans dele
CATION were of the intensely satisfied order-of the
kind to be imagined, but not described. To them,
| all seemed as fair as summers day, with not
speck to dim the horizon. On the other hand, the
Mobilians, so far, had seen I" fun and looked
upon matters as extremely gloomy-the horizon of
their hopes was filled with specks
How true it is that " change" is written all
things earthly! A few minutes after rounding the
second stake it was discovered that the Vesper had
taken the lead, whereupon Mobile rejoiced and Or
leans mourned! Steadily and surely they approached
the home stake, which reached by the Vesper2
minutes and AZ seconds in the lead, amid the loud
huzzas of the Mobilians, in which the Orleans dele
cation mournfuly joined!
Altogether, it was beautiful and well contested
match and as usual in such cases, 'if-if-," ETC.,
it might have had different result. Quien sabe.
The Vesper was beautifully handled by Capt. Geo
Bakesly The Edith was sailed by Capt. " Johnny "
of the sylph, and as handsomely handled as boat
could be. The following summary completes the
record Of as interesting sailing match as is often
seen on our coast.
SUMMARY. ..,
CLEAR, Sept 80 Sailing Match for 81 00-Unle
the Rules Of the Southern Yacht Club-Dsance 10 Miles
Angles of ~ Miles, twice round.
Fesfer Capt Geo Bakesly Time, Ill., 46m 32s
Edith, Capt Johnny Time, H. avn Zus
| N B.-The two boats very near the same
length the Vesper being a trihe longer The above
report does not give the allowance due the Edith,
! which is perhaps not over Is to 80 seconds.
Many persons will leave here tomorrow still there
will remain pleasant and agreeable persons enough to
Induce me to prolong my stay few days longer.
| -Au reuoir. THE EN-YACHTMAN.
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Constitution GLazb.

This Club met and organized last evening" by the election
the following gentlemen officers:
President-JOSEPH HERNANDEZ;
Vice President-JAMES X. BAILEY;
Sccrctnry-B. CONES;
Treasurer-L. PRICE;
Chief Marshal-C. ". CT REIL. ser 2plt*
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AZ "A SEVERE REBuK Ely esterday, on the occasion
Of HE celebration Of the Of Mexico Gen Qnnan, Of
Msss4pp wished 70 hays introduction 70 the remnant Of
rel declined introduction on the ground that they did not
wish an Acquaintance with mai that publicly extoled
.'buly Brooks for his cosdrd ds$a on the Hon Charles
Summer
The above is from an Abolition print in New York.
We suppose it will be recollected that the New York
Volunteers sknlked at the battle Of Cheruhnseo and
that the Palmetto Regiment, in which Col. Brooks
commanded d company had TO take the position Va
Gated by their c0Wardice Sergts Peel and Farrell
therefore, are very appropriate syinpathses Win Tue
cowardly Senator Charleston Mercury, I'D.
Very appropriate, friend Mercury. But you don't
go for enough or rather, do not state the case su
GENTLY follto enable the reader to obtain proper
appreciation Of its merits. In the first place it is
evident the abolition print states talsehood Cen
Quitman is not the man tosolcit an introduction Is
anybody. In the second place, if there was any soil
citation in the premises it must have come from thu
redoubtahe sergeants named and it is quite probable
Gen. Quitman, remembering the circumstances ad
perted to BY contemporary declined au introdue
ton 10 such officers If so, his conduct was right
and proper
The idea Of "Sergts. Peelfand FaFrew declining
an introduction to John a. Quitman is unctuous 4
tile last degree Immortal tsergts. Peel and FhfIF
rell!a Your names are now eyerlastipgly inscribed
on the roll of fame! Glorious sergts. Peel ant
FaRrell.n You can repose upon your laureis to Tn
and oftime Stupendous Sergts Peel and Farrell !
But the language at our command isinadequate tod
fJllliustiee tothe occasion, So wealstop.
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sg-Messrs. HagSerty ~ neutrality-suspicious.:
undersigned have examined the Jue Rope sent by
be tested COMPRISING cotton and free say that in
opinion 1t will suit for bung purposes we'll as Hemp Rope
being composed of thirty threads well twisted into three sans
onehaf five eghts of IN inch in size. We
find it very smooth uniform and soft nnd much easier the
hands in eng 1t does not Stretch and keeps the bale in
good shape as any other article. . -.'-
u. PENN & RHODES,
Union Cotton Press
.." MOORE q SIMMONS,
H".. . ..15 Alabama and Branch Presses
'. BELL & BOYD,
Shippers and Merchants Presses
JOHN HASkINS,
Louisiana and Factors Presses
na~A supply of the above hand and for sale at low
price by
HAGGERTY Il LATTING,
SEQ % 81 and 80 Poydras street.
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GDgesa Dfscle

TToRE E5, NEATJLaCs e. CO.,
Successors SonElS & wAY.,}
e. FL GID rEl1 -aEI ID NJ ME s.
CORNER CA1rEa AND COMMON SIIsEEys,
(UHder City IiocI3
Are receiving large aui elegant assortment of fine
Fashionable Fall and LViuter Clothing,
Embracing al tho NOVELTIES OF TIE SEASON. LEFE,
and CUrrUN SUITS, NATTER COATS.
5~FuHNiSlIGN8 GOODS in -r&y 1-isy, se21 2ytg
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Curtain Goods.

yazGpGad4 GGs G5ss-=rau1a cEa CID u Eas
l20 Canal, near Royal, Iouro Buildings,
Have Just opened splendid assortment Of
RICH SATIN nEIAlNE
RICH SATIN DAMASE,
RICH WORSTED DAMASK,
COTTON DAMASN,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, new styles;
CORN ICES, patterns, very tich;
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS LOOPS, etc. seq 2DGt
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RALIYI RALLY Alfred Munroe y Co.. No 81
Magazine street. corner Of Grayier advise the public
by an advertisement in another column, to rally at
their store and supply themselves with seasonable
clothing, as they have on hand an immense stock OF
ali descriptions Of every size, pattern and make We
would call the attention Of the public particularly TO
the splendid assortment Of overcoats and cloaks,
which the above named firm advertises; also, to their
dress frocR and business coats splendid cashmere
pants, ETC., ETC. We think it would be good policy in
those who want fall and winter clothing to rally
arouEd Munroe's without delay.
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Ee0gEss !! Rally! Rally!

A MASS MEETING of the American Party will be held Mt
the ORLEANS BALLROOM, ORLEANS street., on TUESDAY
next, at o'clock p. NJ.
MEssRs. BERNARD MARIGNY, DUVIGNEAUD and
Capt. CHARLES DREUX will address the meeting.
Come One! Come Al1!! SET 2p3t
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DEATH OF AN EnIToE. Mr.. Walter J. Allen, asso-
ciate editor Of the Norfolk Daily American, died in
Norfolk On the 10th instant, Of consumption, He
was man universally beloved and respected, no less
in the walks Of private life than in his editorial ca
pacity He was formerly practical printer, and at
one time worked in this city, where he was held in
the hinh esteem that Mas his need everywhere.
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H.
re- Florida Sentinel, Tallahassee, Fa., please copy
Kg- Read This For all Bowel Diseases,
Cholera Diarrhea Dyspepsia, Flaulency Constipation
General Debility we know Of nothing better than Dr. HOS
TETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. One wine
glass taken three times each day. before meals will be
for all the above Diseases will all heavess from
the stomach keep free from cosvene assist digestion
give good appetite aud impar healthy tone TO the whole
system Every family should keep these Bers hand d-
ring the family medicine. sale by all
principal druggists and dealers generally 2p6tdW&A
ny- AS a general remedy for diseases, to
which all families subject, HOOFLAND GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed
PHILADELPHIA March ., 1855.
Dear Sir would state for the benefit of the afflicted
have used your % HooFLANDS GERMAN BITTERsn my
SELF and in my family, for long time and have always found
great benefit in of Headache Pains the Side
Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
them all who may be afflicted with diseases for which
you prescribe them. B. NJ PARIS
No. 81 Race street.
To DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
ne See advertisement se16 2plmdW&A
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8z- The attention Of purchasers Of Havana cigars
is called to the extensive auction sale which takes
place to-day, at No. rs Magazine street, BY y. ~
Moiphy, auctioneer. Terms beral-see catalogues
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FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.-We are
requested to state that the steamship Charles Morgan
viii he at the wharf on Monday morning 10Th inst,
toSeceiye freight as above.
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KEEP STEP TO THE MUs1o.--This is the title of a
new patriotic song, written by our gifted townslnan,
M n Bigney, Esq, and yet to music BY Mr.. Theodore
Won ia Hache, also Of this city We think that this
composition will add much to MR. Blgneys literary
reputation, while the sentiment put forth is highly
coninendable We would suggest to the Fillmore
Rangers that they adopt it. and ut their meet
ings; for surely Union song like this should be
Sung by the friends Of the Union. Mr. u Gabici Mo-
40 Camp street has it for sale. 5g
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sn,sEev Btgiioscc's Oyster S@g00as

% ST. CHARLES STREET.
(F0RMERLY KEPT BY DIG NASnD
The BAR attached e Dove establishment has been s:ariei
with lie CHOICEST LIQUORS, aud is now upen for tho
accommodation Of his fenI ana thu public Eeu2raiy.
MA superb LUNCH w!l! be Fnyeoi every day ut 19l&
u'tpe!i A. NJ IL p
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aB We are requested to call attention to the sale
of fine furniture by L. a. Levy Jr, auctoneer at IL
o'clock this morning, at 50 Nayades street Eli
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SATURDAY aT0 ts, SEP SEP TENDER l Al 1856

MI iprftiag te Crescent un
,eass III mind not communal
srsioss required tat TIE nane and staas q
ae ssriter b aaomn eeurse1 oefose