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TEL EGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLo-sA2oN.

#sE33- AktlH ALE It' 5I1ti AIS1LC -'@A1AON,'
TBY THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL l1NEs.]
NEW York, Oct 6.-The Liverpool and Montrea
screw steamer Anglo-SaSon from Liverpool on the
Gath, has arrived at Quebec.
The Niagara arrived out at Liverpool on the 21st.
Commercial Intelligence,
The advices Of the Niagara caused greater firnness
and activity in the market.
Tie sales for two days amounted to 1000 bales, Of
which spectators stock 10, 900 and exporters 10000
Prices were sitter but quotations were unchanged
Orleans Mddling, 67; Mobile Middling, 81; Uplands
Middling, 81. The market closed quiet %
u Manchester Markets,
The Manchester markets were without quotahle
change, with moderate business doing.
Wheat has declined I'd to Sd. Corn is steady. Pro
vsions-There is little doing in beef but prices are
unchanged. Porh-Prices are easier but quotations
areunchanged. Bacon is steady: Lard dull at 7as
Consols for money are quoted ut 995 to o.,
The political news is nn'mportant.
sBreadstuffs in France are firmer.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Oct 6!-Flour closed today with an
advancing tendency. State is quoted at Sc 10 to
Sc 40; Ohio at So As to Sc 65.
Wheat is dull with declining tendency. White is
quoted at 81 IS; Red ST As.
Corn is very dull. Mixed is selling at 66c.
Mess Pork is dull at SO ST.
CINCINNATI, Oct 6-Flour is dull at IS Is to s. So
Whisky SOC.
49, River Intelligence. -s-'
,PITTsBuRG, Oct 6.-The river has risen one foot.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.--The river is stationary with
Is inches in the channel. ~, p -,
LOUISVILLE; Oct. 6.-The river is about on a stand
four inches on the falls.
VIcKsBURG, Oct. 6,-The Cora Anderson passed
down at 10 A. NJ; the McRae at 8, and the Frank
Lyon at P. NJ.
The Princess, Magnolia and the L. NJ. Kennett, are
still aground
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g Platforms -

Being the order Of the day, the followinsis
ALF r f d NJ U Mr. OLE g. cos,
IL Magazine street,
.=.-.. .-. Corner Of Graver street:
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFACTION EXIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER.
FULLY REFUNDED. .
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation
And they fake pleasure in informing their old friends
that they have hand very large and desirable
assortment of
c L 0 THIN G.,
FOR MEN BOYS AND CHILDREN Also FURNISH
ING GOODS. partial list annexed
Black ami Colered Cloth DR. ESS and FROCK COATS;
81 BUSINESS SUITS 10 match, all styles;
English Beaver, ltersey and Pilot Cloth OvERCOATs;
% Maakcf and Sebastopo OVERCOATS for Pilots;
PANTALO0NS, all kinds, splendid assortment; 80 :
VESTS, of Velvet, Silk, Satin, Cloth and Cashmere.
Boys and Chlldren's Clothing.
All kinds Of Goods and variety Of cut. FURNISHING
GOODS-A splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER CIOTHING-An kinds.
Cushions Beds, Pillows and Carriage Cloth, manufactured
by the Union Company.
Every article fpy guaranteed and sold factors prices
ALFRED MUNROE 4 Co.,
o6 2p6t 81 Magazine street corner Cirayier
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Rally! Rally! Rally!

FILLMORE RANGERS, MASS MEETINGS.
The FILLMORE RANGERS will hold a series of MASS
MEETINGS at the following places on the days lesg
mated, viz:
/. At the Claiborne street Market First District on WE'D
NESDAY Stlf October.
2. the IRENE Market Second District on WEDNESn Az
18th October ~
8, the Washington Market, Third District, Oh WEDNEs-
DAY, 22a October
A. AT the Magazine street Market Fourth District ell MON
DAY, 9th October
5. Att ST. Mary's Market, First District, WEDNESDAY,
10Th October -
EThe Speakers who Invited to address the above
respectively will be announced OIL the days preceding each
meeting.
.... : E. T. PARKER, President
R. K, HOWELL, Secretary. OF ~
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Iglen Orleans ailp Grsstetlt,
JAMES o. anxoS. ,5 wiI1IAk =. ADAMS.
Y ryISSOp u; DAMS.
\ {, q EsK j u N .. Va u i mn EET.

\ NJ ID EHsac Ill, M y. GA pr Es ~ as III ID y.
n Esg M 81 5# zs u
Mae Crescent will to Id tne
csat early hour every morning Sunday
slaa year, advance and quarterly o. me
same rates, cents week, to the carriers.
Advertisements, Insertion II az cases
81 for every subsequent ertion, 80 cents.
Advertisements pn second ~ re- every
3f insertion. III sss s3
advertisements published al intervals VIII charged 81 per
square for every insertion. VIZ
Advertisements not marked, viii be Published one month, or
longer and chargsd senent or sub
scriptian will stopped until paid
sGB aptioa Of the propristors.
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
5 TEIE DAIRY CRESCENT
HAS circulation which
Users As FAMILY ApEs it crcuates largely reaching
III sany Of homes early hour and being read
before of business hours articles
for family use may be advantageously pubiShed IN Its
columns.
THE WEE KLY GREE SCENT
Is published every Monday ~ year invariably in
advance Having extensive Lou
ssana Mississippi, Alahaina, Texas and other
N States presents favorable mode making
M their wares and commodities known Advertisements in,
serted for ST per squire, each Insertion. n
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ADDRESS OF THE WING STATE CONVENTION OF
MARYLASD.-Th Baltimore papers contain the nd
dress Of the Wing State Convention of Maryland to
the Wings Of that State. IT affords comprehensive
view of the present condition of parties and strongly
enorces the claims of Mr. Fillmore to the support Of
conservative voters. 1t is very able document and
will be read, We have no doubt with interest. Its
great length precludes our publication OF it at this
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A LOUISIANA CoNGREssMAS.-TheC Columbus (Ga.)
Times and Sentinel Of the 3D. inst, says
On Wednesday last we had the pleasure of meet,
ing the Hon. John NJ Sanddge, Of louisiana He is
on his return from Washington City TO his Western
a considerable majority.
Mr.. Sandidge should have waited until he got home
and hedaroupd a little, before he hazarded an
opinion as to the result of the election We should
not be at all surprised if he changes his mind soon
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Fillmore EegIEar,

MASS MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD AMERICAN
CLUB atthe DRYADEs MARKET, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 9th inst
AL he their political preferences what they may are invited
toattend. Several Speakers will address the meeting
- ...E ill.,. ,.sI " JAMES BEGGS President.
, w. 5. MITCHELL, Secretary. OF 2p3t
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DEATH OF A TALENTED LADY. - Mrs Ellen K,
wife Of W. E. Claiming, ESQ., died in Boston on the
29th ult, at the residence OF DR.. Walter Claiming at
the age of So years The deceased sister of the
late Margaret Fuller, Countess D0ssoli, the noted
writer and Mr. Eugene Fuller Of this city. She was
lady of uncommon ability
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RAILWAY CLoGGRD WITH TRAnE-In consequence
Of the long continued low stage Of water in the Ohio
river, some Of the railway between Pttsburg
and St. Louis are heavily elogged with business So
much is this the case that there is dead lock some
where about Indianapolis and neither cars nor goods
can be got out of tie confusion.
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RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT PIERCE BY THE BALT1
MoREANs.-The President arrived at Baltimore on the
morning of the Both ult en- route for Concord N. H.
and was received in a most iattcring manner by the
citizens of that place, civil and military He left the
same day at II o'clock A. NJ.
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AQUERY VINO WILL ANSWER I'VE hear every
day of Fremont disunionsts at the Nolth--of Bu-
chanan disuuior7sts at the Southbut who has ever
heard of a Fillmore disunionist North Or South?
We propose this query; who Hllanswer? Weawait
q response,
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Rally: EeaS2gs! Eey5Ey!!!

4! The FILLMORE RANGERS will assemble at hafpast
O'Clock r. NJ, Wednesday sh inst, in LAFAYETTE
SQUARE, march in procession 10 Claiborne Street Market
All Fillmore and Donelson Clubs in the city vicinity
invited tomeet with them and join in the procession.
@ &5s $f E.t T.. PARKER, President.
R. X. HOWELL, Secretary. . OF 2p2t
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REGULARSSTEAM FOR N IcKRAGuA Ave learn
that the fine ship Tennessee, belonging to the line OF
Messrs. Harris Morgan & Co., left New YORK yester-
day for this port She will make monthly trips here
after between New Orleans and Nicaragua, leaving On
the 9th Of each month. This wN-proye a great
public nyenience and the enterprise deserves the
warm encomiums Of all interested IN the regeneration
of Central America,
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During the week ending 10Th ut, there were two
hundred and four Deaths in the city of Philadelphia,
showing increase Of nineteen compared with the
week previous.
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american Examinations.


american nominations.
FOR PREsIDENT:
MILLARDa FILLMORE,
., OF NEW YORK.
.-.., FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON.
OF TENNESSEE
.-@sass -assELEC oRs: r..,g
FIRST DISTRICT.
j. B.. WILKINSON Jr.,
-... OF PLAauEMINEs.
E~e@ ~ SALES.--FUTURE; .. Sc
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, Jrs
SECOND DISTRICT: ~. FL ''
GLENDY BURKE,
,-.s OF ORLEANS. -
SUBSTITUTES:
Fl. M. sun NEEIeS.
THIRD DIsTR1CT:
B. G. THTBOD AUx, .o
OF TERREEoNsE: -"..
SUBSTITUTES:
FERGUS GAESU E RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT: f.
FRI SVON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FEIAcASA.
SUBSTITUTE:
N. s. K ID w ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING
OF ST. LANDRY
BTSITUTE:
A. B. % co,
SIXTH DISTRICT: E% -t-.,
PETER. ALII&A NDEGs,
TESSAs.
:.
SUBSTITUTES: -
Il. p. C e A N E.. au26 2ptd
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R. K. HOY
Peg5cseas ClteKp.
n FILLMORE RANGEPs--THIpn D1sTRTc

In FILLMORE RAN GERS THIRD DISTRICT.
The members Of the ahoveC requested to meet on
WEDNESDAY EVENING next StE inst at o'clock their
Club Room United States Hotel for the purpose of installing
their officers and pertectng the organization of said Club
WEBSTER LONG, President.
F. CONsTANzIE, Secretary. taG4lf.9.sA' Of 2p2t
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.setU GoO3s--ET'esR sfrliu0J ,

s. n. NJ = Q d Y
Has just received per recent arrivals,
\ Fresh Supply of his Celebrated Shirts.
HALF 4 DOZEN FOR go;
HALE A DOZEN FOE ST 90.
--AE0-
\ Enc assofi%en; CT
CENT?. ENEN'S tNDER.Cl0TuTNli;
II &LF HOSE, etc, etc,
Which he is Offering R his usually LOW PRICES.
n4s~ Call and see Kim AZ the SEW ORLEANS SHIRT AND
GENTLEMf!S'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, corner OF Canal
streel and Exchange Place. OF 2pjt
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CREa'fNill Goods.
Furniture EEeareyoone,

SOlgfEle3'N E'aE3'NitlE1'e FFSNl'eg'OOnls
CHARLES 4. STEM ART,
At Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received from the manu.ucory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRs and BEnsTEADS, in adj
dition 10 his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find it their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere. .-
CHARLES A.. STEWART,
o6 2p6t<W Ill and l73 Canal street.
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Rally! Fe0Jtys Fs0I{u

JUNIOR FILLMORE CLUB.
The Regular Meeting Of this Club will be held on TUESDAY
EVENING, October at half past O'clock at the Hall Da-
yjdson's Row, OH Carondelet street. .g.--
n PunctHal attendance is requested By order the Pres
ident.
OF 2p2t j r. NJ Sec'y
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eB We have been favored. by Messrs Carroll,
Pritchard & Co. with memorandum Of telegrapbic
dispatch received by them from Mr.. Theodore shute,
stating that the steamers hagnoliaand Princess were
aground at the Hole in the Wall, above Natchez.
Eight hundred bales Of cotton had been reshpped
the John ]. Roe. Both steamers would probably be
off in day cr,two. By referring to our advertising
columns it will be seen that the Swamp Fox will leave
this.afternoon at clock, in place Of the Princess
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A Reno 0Rs # y
"a CANALS STREET. la4
% j. D.. CAMERON g. co. &
Re1saOUssI.

Beg leave inform their customers and the public generally
that they hive removed stock of Carpetng, Floor
Cloths etc. from &c Chaes and q Customose streets,
their new and spacious store No. 1 CANAL STREET Toua
Buildings.
W9are receiving varied assortment of Rich English
= MEDALLION, VELVET md
....fs..-. BRUSSELS TAPESTRY C4RPET1NG, .-9s,.
of entirely new patterns and designs
sara a, r 3gs Il & ALSO off, -.@5 Is "a ~.
THREE-PLY, and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIZES, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
our usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk, Wool and Wool D4tMAsK direct from the best
factories in France and England q. - ~
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Coruices and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to q feet wide by 100 feet long
which we cnt to suit any size room Or hall
All of which will sell the lowest market prices.
.- J. D. CAMERON 81 Co,
oG 2p6t l24 Canal street Touro Buildings.
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The steamship Khersonese sailed from Portland,
Me-, onthe 2Sth nit, for Liverpool via and St.
Johns. Newfoundland, with a large number Of pas,
sengers and full cargo.
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Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
r PITKIN & CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Grayier streets.
We receiving b. every arrival fall and Fashionable
Stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS, variety Of coors and the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, a large and splendid assortment.
SArAND PALETOT long and large and medium length
TALMAS AND CAFEONIANS, the latest style and fine finish
Black Blue CLOTH GIOAf<S, long aud medium lengths
tui Ita finish.
Black Blue, Brown and Olive CLOTH FR0ckS and DRESS
COATS finished i'll the lest Style, lHelim and tuc quality
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
snerp Conrcd aud Black, unJ al styles of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full stock
BOTS AND YOUTHS SHIFTS
UMBRELLAS.
And every article wanted for ouht, will he sold as low as
can he purchased III tho city.
r. PITkIN CO., i;
OF 2n6tSlfW 3. Camp street.
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yESGO EyEg Clothing.

Neao Fen Clothing.
PERSON, HARRISON & co,
Corner of Canal and Magazine streets.
Are receiving their usual large supply Of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Mandatory, Newark, com
prising every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
coLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE uAyxARKET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE p NTF.
BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE PANTS.
TALMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLOAkS
ELEGANT VELVET AND Plush VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
Also.
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNDERSHTRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
Al articles well made and offered VERY Low PRICES
Wholesale and e1al Country merchants and citizens are i'll
vited % examine.
PERSON, HARRISON & co.
&C 2pGt6stW
.Ee9U Orleans
SIATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
| No. 60 Camp street.
COTTON BROKERS AND COTTON SAMPLERS,
ATTENTION!
JUS received another supply Of SUPERIOR SAMpLING
| PAPER Of different sizes and colors.
.,ALao..
Always on hand,
COTTON WEIGHING BOOKS,
COTTON SALE AND
ACCOUNT SALES PAPERS.
For sale by
J. B. STEEL, Law Publisher,
Bookseller and Satiouer.
&C 2p3t&W GO Camp street.
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f. 8
MORE SrRAws.-D During the trip of the Black War
rior, from New York, a vote was taken among the
passengers on the Presidential candidates, with the
following result:
Fillmore IS Buchanan., 8 Fremont. ,......l
This result is pretty good, but here is something
better.
We were yesterday shown a letter from gentle
man who was passenger on the steamer Fanny Bull
lit, on her last trip up in which the resultof vote
taken BY the passengers is given as follows:
Fillmore AZ Buchanan Fremont.
The writer says, from his conversation with pas.
sengers who were from different States he is led to be-
eye that the cause of the Union candidate is bright
now, and is frightening more and more every day.
Why is this the case? Because the people are for
him. The people who are slow to speak, but who
always act when the occasion demands it. They
feel that tie present contest is not simply contest
between men Oh parties, but. upon which all the
dearest interests Of every true American esta con
test which will decide Whetherst this glorious Union
Bought by the blood of our fathers, is to be torn
asander. or whether it still to remain and inse
parable, now and forever . noble monument Of the
disinterested patriotism Of its founders t4
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nE~ AS II general remedy for diseases, to
which all families subject, Tu0FLAND GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot lie surpassed.
PHuApELrtHA, March . 1855.
Dem Sir would STATE for the benefit OF the afflicted tia,
have,Usel your H0OFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS" nv
self and in my faulty F6r lcag time, and have always onrd
them great benefit in of Headache Pains in the Side
and Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
mend them all who may he afflicted with diseases for which
yoHprescri6e them, 3. N. PARIS.
=, Nc q Race street.
To DR.. C. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia.
E9~ See advertisement. a. sel6 2plmHW&A
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Boys Clothing.

PER LATE ARRIV ALS-JuST RECEIVED,
4 lRr-e assortment Il
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CiiIIDEEN'S
FAIL AND WINTER CLGTHING-LdTEST FASHIONS,
At the Lowest City Prices.
LEWIS W. LYONS g. CO,
Il Iu$t t',ai mkt to (,anlr
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Reinforced fSeMl0UetS -
FROM NO. 10 TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
a supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
contest this market
Also =.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR AN ID les:
sAzERAc of the Vintage of 1906 1898 and 1905 and other
brands.
NVHIS x:
OF all ipoas--Scotcll, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALI, and PORTER in pints and quarts.
On hant usual Of the hest WINES and Ii.
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
-d7 2ptf .-.- No. II Regal street
EBF. ,Frntes Scott,
Formerly of l6 Gutonlee street, has removed his office
No. FL Bourbon street.,
Between Canal ami Cistolnose Streets where he he
suited Ill CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of The Ccetrt, Dropy (Asc and Anasarcs)
Syphilis III n lis forms radically cured in very short time
without the the PATIENT Dyspepsia,
= I'D 2utul
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Camp street Carpet Warehouse,
SIS CAMP ST AND o AND Ill BANK PLACE.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Velvet AIEDAILIONS; yevets Wilton Brussels Tapestry
Brussels, Three Ply aud Inwn RPETIStS Bugs Mats
Curtain Materials, Window Shades, Gornices Oil Cloths ETC.,
in the greatest Variety and at the lowest rates.
L. ELkIN g. CO.,
o6 2p6t IS Camp and and II Bulk Place
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Bssggies--- Rtsygies.

Five new style, light and very superior TOP BtGGIES,
made by Minor Stevens Isaac Mix, Jr. New York cre
hraed Makers These Bugsges for this market
They will be sold M low cost to Close consignment Aprlyto
WA. II. FISK,
Of op3t lj3 Canal 5sreet acNt q corner ltaten,e
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DEATH Or JOHN B. WEIR, ESQ., This gentleman
died at six O'clock last evening from an illness
brought on by internal injuries received by falling
from ladder. at a fre#on Commerce street, some
months ago He was m rgetic and public-sprited
citizen and was held in high esteem alike BY the fire
department. the military the graphical profession
and all his other acquaintanc being equally pop.
n1af as fireman, soldier and printer He was, for a
long time previous to his death, foreman Of Nissis
sippi Fire Co. No 2, and sergeant in the Continental
Guards his military experience dating back to the
Mexican war, in which he did good services It'll the
Pennsylvania volunteers, under Gen. Scott. AS .
printer he was no less esteemed BY his feowcrafts
men than BY his brother fremen and soldiers. His
remains will be inferred this evening with the oint
honors Of Mississippi Fire Co. the Continental Guards
and the Typographical Urion. He is entitled to
special honor and remembrance by the fire depart
ment in whose service HE may be said to have lost
his life and we are sure that he will receive it.
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Roots, Shoes and EsFogaEes.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from snip Norfolk ard in store general aSsort
uent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS, CAPS, etc.
vs. Plantations supplied with prime nIfCHING BOOTS,
REsSET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS. at the lowest market
prices, by ~ s
FROST & Co.,
1918 2pAW 10 Magazine street.
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The Crescent REPLIES sqnib Of Wednesday
article only fo II bud and taste The
editor OF that paper assured Mlen he here,
Orleans press reorted personalities per-
tat has violated this very proper rule
under circumstances which afford justification whatever for
his course-EMobie Register, 5tt inst
The Mobile Registers idea Of Q taste" and I. squibs|
may suit the latitude of its publication but will not
answer here. If to garble parag graph from eotem-
porary, and wrench sentences from their context so
as to absolutely pervel and give an opposite meaning
to that indicated by its nnmistakablc wording, is re-
garded as squb' in Mobile weshall certainly in
terpose objections as long as we are let alone.
We never indulge in 9 personalities There was
nothing of personal nature in the article to which
the Register refers, wthout simple plain statement
81 the truth, and nothing but the TRUTH sto be char
acterized as personal II telling truths constitute
personalities we are constrained to plead guilty OF
the charge. y i
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In the course of few days we presume Mr.. =. will
enteractiRely upon the pending canvass. Weantiei-
pate great good from his jealous able and efficient
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