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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

IsIsg y Sa n CITY dIlFFERsoN is Now
- 1s dept oy issuing bonds, bearing
tars of lie State a act
June 49, 1855. 4 ~ y I: Y; LAlzRRs i Mayor, ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30
Cy,ESsESGENn n q; 4 cTrY soAl. VyoRIxsp \

- -, NO. Lafayette street. 'sA ~
6ers nave commenced in this ey be
81 soap Tor Family Ship ise lieh iSs,
sst W sne pMDle I0r i competition viii tI ptss
o S9ans 6 o. @ economy & fee
Sn S be found upon trial pFoner ~ naT
auanty to innre tba @ y eanan No niccnt
q our merchants others being abla ID
supply and customers with an ednalv gS5
q home maufaeture present themseyass
ml0 Ehf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

q Jq}fTMIgNaPI1ANrATION 1aS5fs IS arm n Il. 5
soya y ysqS sgsserbe
rs saasd on te Bsyea four miles IN
tae pad,sh ct contains one thousand
high state Of cultivation - ttA as " present IN nj
he estate is we'll improved 4hsy;,,l ba,
House good Gin Stables Negro Csbins ~
plantation account
III sns oas
@ VIII oe gwen Immediately after of
Sopros ~ as11eS pI ,Pa5tieaars O. RJRTo
5si.. 85s2G ko BERT u. NILLsON i "
Il e14 tf nan hamilton plantation, Bayou bartholomew
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30
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The wliolein bond aud entitled toGfthwbsfk
n IN II MSsat aala, wlliehtwtll llhejl jljhsrats

ssaksrs
sao iesi 'ns as
$iiS ] o.sss Z ix
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rTsoEY's crTa AND 80 81 " Y;
hs Ssy obs
Malls, and ef BaEgsEy
i
sss Ssss
Biiis Of hiding isft once fo goeaa New York
fga hsSas q asss S sn al
Bfaneh once ii the n
sspton of Baggage and Open tsel " .
ss
ssIislsts s' ss saa
fe2s rincipa Grayier street corner Camp
IF sSssss p M f as Eags ss sss
Quoted since by Madaue saSas be
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n NJ rs AZ sshs n M
ne
ass sys5x non RfnE II MI Winter
school open lie fof and
das scholars nssa5 L
AIAlg,s Ra esAssH trs eE. REroRTs
Patent e;lsr
ana thereby planters o nss Fuass
sie papets Hi Patsnt DICE II reatSa 10 Sub
sct and statement below comment upon the
bs aa fe III
u Natclez street, New Orleans.
sHlseros, DC, March II, 1866.
sslsaE With aad secasy
ens5Ie claims held pa,
eisii e sSsas paehs epses yeas
a THos. g. Gil NToN, 4il seventh Street sSs
q IA 3s slpts Rs
I 3orlssns ,,,s (, NJ. :Hs,
III ba IL as " ds
hisoaee, The factory
8lsaass 7. s.. y d
TIsA 4. q Y ATESE a5IsT aI.T.Ic REJFTAI
6eass h Siaas Ss aa 5 bslssas sss y
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ia fFTTi9 e, nlYIIsDF1ss AEIs n rHE
& u
II Engiisis 4and FER NG1NGs,$JIN
tlAiltS anaF RE BOARDS s 3Rs5 " rs gS
NJ i9s s13 3in S59 INEVITABLY & HUYE
I ~ 10Y, rryry :. ~, - -
Il iE{#fNO1GNEiGUA< WILL
altena 70 at business M Landry aud
yoyeilest that listed 10 his rare QEice Hs
1 iPoSaS y @ 4, Ia fy, 4, ~ d; I'll II 80
iSer Esq Eh9s d. Miller, commission neiGf
sN4@s's5Sn Nsg sst0fss Nixon ADAMS
T,I.9s -, a1s IS:
Il VI the Ffaneis
tn at the 1t nuiang,
aaee lo ihs that on
coa,tfiStnn
BnfIG afshas a h os 9Igs5 M
1 from to 9oclock JearIi6g n tb
afnSnage vii he taade
pAitsaS,ss tsf;s f. 4 a,., " A S
scribe at the Professors every evening
je5 en- i$5ss4 ss 53Ez5S $fs $
4 T6srIWTT n ! II "a Il, q r,r,
IGilas streefsfoSe
aIs ,is ~ y ShF
NJ up lin and
nars Al iis 4nc tsoefg
/ disnnteS s;nJs os 9 pIonIisss and
dispatch strict attention Il I ai WIN
W. N 5st, IN Nh w VIZ ~ Ssfr H.
VIZ ~ ger9le1nen MessrB
eFt HUGHES a. II eSnx 1eFeloiss hob
Caller Tnrpin o ii w Talve tsate mayer,
L (li6res street - " " W
~. z..s 81 3ihdes W
ts37tStTTtDN Nfr rrTSAN ITtary q 4. -,
well known Plantation, owned and oeeipiee Nh N
Wilson situated on IN Al "
and foIr fo .s hhris!i o.
to Town VIII teaG from iheIce
Of land about very hiSh sate cf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30


Passnt
oa
eisEss
lEat siy III sss8
~ w sgaTss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

To Samuel II. Gilman, ESQ 5 Is sEs
@ planters with perfect Safets security
Contract with Bagasse i in
conflicts tenabe claims held under existing pa
be still N wise conflicts Nith any
eleii ned eSisting EAtslfs. espeeti
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30


81 slasti day of j une:: aS it8 N
more We have passed The hottest part
there III baadance 81 lrot
dufing July bic tle heat IL HI
general more pleasantly tempered with seward
breezes than the heat ef une or IN es
pending upon theassence Of tile breezes tat,
ertical sunshine. 5s
summer hegira ppeais to be about sab its did.
Tte hotels and other public places are more Of less
opnlated isl the way Of QUIT
eltemefts 70 homes further than
as abroad riding and fish.
The schools have CON.
lfaaleed king
time according inations
or carat commercial the city II
settling dawn by degrees for its annual nap.
there are some to8 the stay-ati
\ homes and:ne ieant ones either. we
sallade to the pleasures Of tide social and home
sllnaloyed as hen htsis
ness has ceased isrilsh and gaiety its utter and
nothing is left To- disturb the general Harmony.
Young men together musiealy, and entertain
themselves and their friends and parties Export
a5pleasEre m young ladies take an ac-
When proprety permits husbands and
fathers stay at home and play the children more,
ansi read more than at seasons
the wives and mothers look more cozg tie
gaileries and more comfortable on the zpromenades
and lfile1lsa winds up d sultry day te
broad promenafes and tle public squares become
sgfsftng fountains aud streams Of human gladress.
Acharlia tas gradual over Tie community,
and TO parts sort of family feeling
mat wat lss very deliei to xperence, sszs8 S
There Isl fear but that the can taetsaways md
Wonltget:aSays have pleasant summer ahead Of
them, l3g 85 S5 M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

8fSEkNE,sg PATENT METALLIC BUREAU
" I5G00R Il co. Pfoprietors Wholesale
Dealers BnriSl Gsskat for the States Of
Office and Sample Rooms. N ST Charles street oppp
8te the St Charles Hotel. New SlreanS d2t 1yS
ITO RpILDE1ES#AN M IE.IIGkEAN7rS- PER
corner Of Old Iepee. f3g ais&55 l9Sg
Just offer the lowest prcep.
Or French
gantl "a FER NfiINS4 NIi3W
s4 yf,ffy 13 Gin III & TfIyyIs ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

sss tsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30
pV,laktser a1qpEea.s. /

BWSnEef' a0Oyessss
splendid article, all sizes fosa,e For
economy and the enjoyment that delicious
beverage cold water these articles are nm
3sS ~ FIR OBERTS,
81 je30 2p2il ss44ls5 i3fF4 Camp Street.
+ Y azBOt tbeg9.'s
COM ME ROT AL GOIIIE3 G1E.
3gy No. LOG Canal street. 5=54 5E3,I1
attend during the School Vacations sfonld
apply sents are aready engaged
10 seat sselrsi TIL rAIp for, SPAN
ISasaliEEMssNsiM N MATIEM ATIGS. PENMANsHIP BOOK.
IL and taught. There IL Il
special r0fessor for each Language etc.
sie30s s2p3t RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

SPGRSEVERANGEsDO DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
Orleans Ssg HgSJtiGs
GEORGE RURTEs, arehitect and Builaer respectfully IN.
Forms his friends and has addition his
blslnsss tle II
All his office, factary
or ny the Mechaiics Exchange he promptly ct.
lend II IA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

8TNIIsNIANsS RAGASSE FUIs sNasGEGs-REP
M by The effect taat
Patent pa.
tent End thereby renders planters who my Furnace
suit have made for me o
all The papers file He Patent Office III relation The
Ills statement below asuicieit the
honesty who would prejudice
ness By such mems. SAMG Ell III.
Ss 81 Natehez street. Nssg Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30


IN eonnliance will the above five conditions
81 afaee makes no and
aoes Aot resemble any other fsa,s lin
torm n The which tworks Or in tba tss,s W
sthsrs sss a s Reports
them and calculated only deceive the phe and pait az
eha cannot stand npon eir person wSs
@ nac OF use any patent Furnace without
ne @ i i persons sying such authority will be fully
Ny Patent Furnace uppicabieto a. tran ett,a a
s.ean boilers and contract to apply III "a
me to boil cane juice in the frat ~ sas
anaer sasaetSry m y guarantee e
ngs be had Of sabscEiber ohssa
dGw6n 81 Nstebes irsa5 ~;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

"A National Convention Of glass blowers viii CON
yene Mt Camden NJ on The stlS Of July next, for
the purpose ef establishing uniform rate of wages
Throughout HE Union t$
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

sesfons 81 WI ttliIes
IL the adv vsFtissa
iiee is N q. as oeaiisa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-30

Elf - RAhGiASsE a. lass FURNACE.
tent LOT the United States granted
NAN q No. 81 Natchez street, Orleans unS det4
81 1851 furnace burning Wood and i5aassa
TINS furnace combines the following unaIesS
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PR EshNT ~ GR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

Nm and by virtue of an Act OF Assembly,
q passed at the December Session, 1872,
chapter 1873. entitled IAN Act for the pro-
lection of Mechanics and others in Washing
ton and Cecil Countless
Whereas, "A writ of Scirc Facias has been
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
and Nicholas Hiss, partners trading unlrr
against Alexander King. rrturnablc on the
second Monday in October, 1856, and to me
directed, for the purpose OF recovering the
sum Of fifty three dollars and eighty seven
cents. with interest. laimed rs II lien for
materials furnished in the erection and con-
s'luciion Of that certain frame Dwelling
House situate on the wight hand side of tho
public road leading from Elkron to North
East. on the tract of Land now occuppicd by
the said Alexander King. The said McClrl-
land 4 Hiss claim Il lien for the sum aforesaid
against said honSr and the lot o; ground to
III" extent Of three acres upon which it is
erected.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. in
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to all
claimants ana persons Interested. to be ard
appear before said Court on the second
Tuesday in October, next. to Shcw cause, if
any thing they know or have to say. why the
sum ni money above named should not to-
levied on the said binding and lot Of gronnd,
TO the use Of the said McClcllanl 4 Hiss, ac-
c"rrIing to the form OF the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
JOHN J. K. POOLE,
%eriF Of Cecil county.
September ~, 1S56-:iw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
: The Democrat is hard down on the

- The Democrat is hard down on the
Wing National Convention of last week, de-
nominating it "a miserable farce'-."a second
Know Nothing Convention" &c. What will
it do with Judge Chambers one of the Vice
Presidents OF the Convention. We lately had
its endorsement of him as one of 1.-THE very
flower of the Wing party" We suppose in
its polrcr to make or mar, it will now tear
him down as it before endorsed him up.
Is the Democrat talking with the hope of
influencing wings ?--aftcr Safeguarding them
and classifying their motives and principles for
years, does it now undertake to talk to them?
We apprchend they will hold it now as they
ever have as one of their BLACKLIST calumna-
tors and unworthy of a hearing by them.
But let it rant-that Wing Conventional
Convention of men of character and talent $
and power in their respective statcs-has
struck fearful blow at the vtals of Buch-
anan's prospects. A hundred thousand good
men and true will be led by its action to vote
for Mr. Fillmore, the Union candidate--the
safe canddatc-the honest canlidate-thc
American candidate-thc Wing candidate
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

fT'In merely cursory observation of the
indications of the public press within the past
few weeks, we have noticed or seen noticed
between forty and ffp newspapers that have
raised the Fillmore standard, either as new
journals, as converts from the tenets of Ere
mont or Buchanan, or as ncutrals impcllcd
by sense of duty to join in the effort to
nationaliee the administration of the govern
ment. Among these have been some of the
ablest journals in the country. To off set
this unparalleled newspaper stampede there
have been possibly dozen capitulations either
to the Northern or Southern camp. This is
the only "straw" we have yet seen upon
which thinking men will place reliance.
BDH d1Dpric1n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

0TThe Picket Guard has heard that cone
of the members of the last legislature from this
county is Fremont man." Will that paper
state which one; there are but three The
names of Mr., Scott and of Doct. Stubs, are
both to calls for Fillmore meetings, to our Ger.
tain knowledge. Will the Picket Gnard, say
it is our ncighbor Miller? And while wait
ing for itsanswer, we will say that such is
Just the was the thousand and one lies on
members of the American party are started.
Somebody hcars-somcbody tcIlS-and 10, a
good round lie is abroad to be blown over the
country by the Buchanan papers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

GA notorious fabrication that the Ameri-
can State Council Of Iowa has agreed to sup
port Fremont and Dayton, Is the main foun-
dation of an article in 1.-The Picket Guard
and The Democrat in which they roar out
the old song of fusion between the Fillmore
men and Republicans. Tho iowa Flag says
the whole story is a falSchood, and we learn
the same thing from Fillmore man of Iowa
who left there few days ago. He says there
is no truth whatever, in the story. How
now? Why some other lie will answer for
text for another howl to southern sectional
ism, and so the campaign works along-a lie
raised on Fillmore or Lis frionds-a dolorous
"prcach' with ellie for text, to be follow
cd week after week with more Of the same
sort"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

THE LATE EXPEDITE on TO Liberia. We
have already mentioned that the ship Elvira
Owen, from Baltimore, Hampton Roads and
Savannah, with Liberia emig,ants, had arri-
we'd out at Monrovia. A letter from the Rev.
John Seys late of Baltimore one of her pas
SINGERS states that the ship reached that
port after passage Of fifty days. Several
deaths had occurred in consequence Of meas
les diarrhoea and other diseases. but three
hundred emgrants had arrived in safety
The frames of two large rcceptacles went out
in this ship, with ample stores and supplies
for the comfort of the emgrants, placed un-
der the special care of Mr.. Scys, who was
formerly for many years at the head of the
Methodist Mission in Liberia. Bait. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
COATSYiLLE ACADEMY.
4 Classical, Mathematical and Commercial
BOARDING SCHOOL
For Young Men and Ladies'.

IN this Institution young Gentlemen and
4 Ladies' are boarded aud thoroughly in
structcd in English, Latin, Greek, pure and
Elixcd Mathematics. and especial attention
is paid to moral discipline and domestic
comfort. y
The next Session will commence on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER. and
terminate on the Last Friday in June, 1857.
In addition to the past board of instruction
the services of Mr.. J. G. lIAMlLL have been
engaged who will have charge of the Mathc
natcs, Pcnmanship and Drawing. Mr..
TAMIL is one of the best Penmen in the
State. and was awarded the premium for his
specimens craftsmanship and Pen Drawing,
al the late Chester county Horticultural Fair.
The method pursued in this Institution in
inpartn9 knowledge of the Latin and
Greek Languages, by means of literal trans
lations, renders the study of them interesting
and the absolute requirements and progress
of the student fuur-fod over the usual
system.
During the next session lectures pertaining
TO Literature and Science will he delivered
by the following gentlemen: Chas. Huston,
VI. D.. Rev. h. b. Ilotchkin, Rev. AlcXan-
der Virgins. Rev. Robert Towry, A. X.
Castor, besides the usual lectures by those
having charge Of the Institution. We also
anticipate addresses from others not yet
heard from.
The present session will close on Friday,
September 10Th, with the usual exercises, to
which the public are respectfully invited TO
attend.
VISITING COMMITTEE REV. Jas. Crowcll,
Row. n. S. Thomas, Rev. B. B. 1lotchkin.
05~For further particulars see Gaia logucs.
which will be mailed by addressing either OF
the undersigned.
Il. G. COCHRAN, Principal.
REV. a. G. MORRISON Superintendent.
August 80, 1856 -3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
The great effort of the Buccaneers

The great effort of the Buccaneers i n
this campaign, from Maryland all southwark
has been to induce the belief on the part of
Wings that as Buchanan was so much strong
er in the North than Fillmore, there was
better chance for elccting him, if the South
would unite on him. And they were fortu-
nate enough to make this impression on some
old line Wing in this State and in this coun-
ty. Circumstances daily transpiring must
show all such Wings that greater deception
has not been attempted. 1t is cheat and
only cheat. Mr.. Fillmore will carry New
York, California, New Jersey and most like
ly Massachusetts: while it is not probable
that Buchanan will carry single state north.
The whole evidence of the times 60 to show
this state of facts. Then, as all Wings must
prefer Fillmore to Buchanan, let those who
had for time been led to think pol o. required
them to vote for Buchanan take notice of the
signs of the times and at once come out for
Fillmore the strongest candidate, the best
man. and now made the Wing candidate, by
the Wing National Convention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
t1r
IIJir0.

".~At hi, rnsidrnr, in nm: N,nL -, M,l -.
thn 1i,h i,., .a,.,,.., N" ''' ~ '',".
,, 49, 49, "'f'"H' ii'IA'p ("i N.,)
-" |"""' ~ years.
al the residence Oh his father on the 18th
INST, ISAAC, son of Stephen llyland, aged
IL years.
Or,rr.rv,,s ,xv, c u.,...
of Gnn ~, "a NNr nA'iA ~ ~, reject
,so,,, IN i '.""'' VI ',i'' '"Wn' zen 4u'e'if
tho XIX 4. - ''''h' VII inc 'o'h HIST III
Ro.n,,tn a. W. i''i ~,
,,nnn,t whom, h IVY '., - We immune!
nil. r1 r;,;, '.'', r".,n n'' ny 'h'S No'i
D. ": '.'i '.'"! ma S"''C l" her II Fpy rest IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
The Picket (,uard comments with o,

-The Picket Guard comments with gus
tdon!an item in our paper lastwce in which,
referring to the money said to be in the hands
fits party for bett ing or other purposes, we
said:
".All the purchaSable voter are theirs hv
instinct and intuition. The vote of no Fill
more and Donelson man can be bought"
The Picket Guard is perfectly welcome to
make the most it can out of that paragraph
1t may give it all the turns its ingenuity can
devise, and we shall reiterate it. The large
majority of the American party are honest,
sober, hardworklng citizens, born and reared
on American soil, who have come out of the
pld Wing and democratic parties to vote that
"Americans shall rule America to vote for
the Union and Peace of this country to vote
for Willard Fillmore: while, beyond question,
large majority of the vagabond and worth
less population, the off-scouring of Europe and
ofthc worst dcns ofour own country, are "by
ins tinct and intuition" adherents of the mod
ern sham Democracy in the interest of which
the Picket Guard is battling. 1t need make
no derial of this statement; it is known of all
men to be true and contradiction but makes
it stronger.
The Picket Guard calls upon the "arorkmg
people TO notice our remark, Oh the hypoc-
risy of these appeals of the buccaneers to the
morkme people, whom their candidate would
pay with even less than ten cents Il day and
whom they have cajolcd and cheated till they
are deserving their ranks by thousands Oh!
dear good ~orking people run and listen. the
Picket Guard has something to tell you; j.
has an appeal to make. We have long ago
been totally disguised with these locofoco APP
peals to morfing people. What peculiar right
have locofoco politicians to make these con-
tinual appeals to morking people what great
service have they ever done for rorkiae pco-
pie We can tell them arorking people have
come to understand their appeals and
manGuvrcs, and they will find it so when
the election day comes around. And The
Picket Guard appeals to candid men to notice
"ths manly bearing towards political oppo-
nents." Let it look over its own columns
let it notice there the Islanders for facts and
Inducements for arguments" and then let
it cover its mouth with its hand. When our
ne'shhor attemps to corner us by paragraph
SUCH as the ono we refer to we shall try to be
OH hand"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
Gle Cecil lubie.
sEpTEMB Err ~, 1856.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
FOR VlCE-PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELSON.

"If there be those either North or South rLo
desire an Administration TOR The North as
against The Sonth or The South against The North
then are not the men who shouM ere their suf-
fragcs 10 me: for my orn part, Iknow only my
Country, my Thole Country, and nothing but
mn Country. "-NIILLARD FILLMORE.
"The Foundation Of ma preference is that
Mr. FILLMORE has administered The Erecutire
Government Nth signul success and ability
He has been tr'M and fo"nd true, fruitful, hon
est and conscientious. '-lIENRY CLAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

NOMINATION OF Mr.. SWAMI FOR TIE May
oRALlrY.-rhc American Mayo,ality Con-
vcntion by an unanimous vote last night nom
mated Thos Swami, Esq, as their candidate
for the Mayorahty. Mr.. Swami is well known
to the community and highly respected. -
Though not heretofore either an occupant or
any aSpirant for political station, his conncc-
ton with our great work of internal improve
ment and the hearty encouragement which
he has given to other matters Of public inter
est. both by personal cxertlon and the use Of
means and influence, have given him high
reputation and made his name justly popu-
lar. Personally he is a gentleman of csab-
lishcd reputation, of comprehensive ability,
and possesses the qualities of energy and de-
termination essentially necessary TO the chief
executive of large city. The party have
made good choice, and if successful IN cleo
ting their candidate, will. we thing, have their
preference for him justified, by the result Of
his administration. Baltimore .4mermm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
HaSe Fraud.

1t has been published pretty extensively
in Democratic papers at the South that there
was Il coalition between the Fillmore and
Fremont supporters in Indiana on the elcctor-
al ticket. This has been discovered to be a
transparent fraud. originating with the Nash
vile Union, IA Buchanan paper, which pro-
irsScS to copy the ticket from Il paper called
the Huntingdon Gazette, when it is well
known there is no mch paper in existence, thus
most positively proving the whole thing to
he miserable fiction, gotten up for partizan
purposes. to injurc Mir. Fillmore in the
South. We have convcrscd with one Of the
Fillmore E!c ctors, who, of course, ought to
know, and he pronounccs the charge a
miserable tlbrication.-B Bait. Patriot.