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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

LETTER FROM Mr.. CR1TrENDEN. THE following
letter from the Hon. j. j. Crttenden of Kentucky,
:" the noblest Roman u of the American Senate, will
silence forever the puerile efforts of the Democratic
organs and leaders to assa Mr. Fillmore because he
consulted his Cabinet and law counsellor before sign
ing the Fugitive Slave law So far from detracting
from the merits Of Mr. Fillmore it should elevate him
in the estimation of all conservative Southern men,
Forit is the best possible illustration of his conserv
tism and his devotion to the Constitution and the
rights of the South:
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1856.
My Dear Si,: In answer to your letter of the 4th
July, reply that neither during his Administration
ing" that the !. Fugitive Slave law was unconsttu-
tonal or anything to that effect Neither is it true
that was only by your (my) urgent solicitation as
his adviser that he could be induced to sign the biIl
For the purpose, as | supposed, OF acting and
showing that he acted deliberately and advisedly on
so important subject he required me- as the law Of
ticer OF the Government to give my opinion in writ
ing in regard to the constonaty of certain clauses
Of the BILL and did so. believe that he also con
suited, as usual all the members This was DONE no
doubt out of respect for his Cabinet and secure to
his conduct the highest sanction which, the advice
his Cabinet counselors could give All the members
OF the Cabinet, believe, advised in favor of the bill
and IN 50 doing only concurred, as understood i'll
| the Presidents own opinion on the subject.
| There was no urgency or solicitation to Mr.. Fill
more to sign the BILL that know of. certainly used
none, nor did ever suppose that any was necessary
Mr.. Fillmore, have no Doubt signed that bill freely
and in obedience only to his own convictions, and
sense Of duty
The above will afford you, hope, sir, full answer
| to your enquiries and have the honor to remain,
j. J. CR1rTENDES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

The New York Mirror says that the notorious
schlessinger was not shot, reported-he being in
the north of Nicaragua with party OF bandits and
that it has been clearly ascerained that $4,000 pur-
chased his shame.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

LATE PUBLIc cAT1oNs.-We have received from the
publishers, through J. G. Morgan, Exchange Place,
adjoining the Post-0 Office, the following new works, to
which we would call the attention Of the public:
f THE DAISY CHAM; or, AsPIRATIo By the author
Of Redeiiffe, Heart Ease, etc., in two volumes.
New Y ork D Appleton n Go.
This iss family chronicle domestic record Of
home events, large and small during those years Of
early life when the character is chiefly formed and
is intended or the young WHO will here learn lessons
which May be 81 benefit to them through along life.
We would recommend parents to place this book in
the hands Of their children.
III FREMoETis LIFE, EXPLORATIONS AND PUBLIC SER
VIcEs. BY Charles Wentworth Uphanl. Boston
Ticknor u Fields.
This is Black Republican hash Of Fremont's great
exploits, with sauce II Greeley, and may do, per
haps, 10 palm Of upon the lligger worshippers Its
little too highly seasoned with romance, and needs
considerable more Of the salt Of truth to 80 down at
The South IT Is not book to place in the hands Of
The young.
ArPLEToN's RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
GUIDE Published monthly, under the supervision
Of the railway companies. New York: p. Apple
4 ton 81 Co.
This very useful little book to the traveller, con
tanning much valuable information.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

He was sensible man who said .The newspaper
is the best breakfast company in the world Breakfast
is the time for newspaper readingn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

Persons leaeag city during ts summer, desire
eey them, IL dloae
for aay orders aad ad-
sress t1t ops e5ee,l .yo.5 5T9 Camp stree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

IS DAMAGED DRY GooDs The particular attention
ofbuyers called the sale Of damageddry goods to
take place this day at 10 o'clock, at II. Peychaud 8
Co.'s auction room n d 2s Old Levee street. Terms
liberal ut sale. g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
To Parents, oMez'CEsN7efs, etc.
AND ALL WHO SEND -PTpIIS TO


AND ALL WHO SEND PUPILS TO
DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
T0G Canal street,
Are informed
That ALL the pupils have the right to attend until
feet any branch which they enter and their
if they WISH at any future time without charge.
ID There four grades of tickets viz: Very Good Good,
Toelabe and Bad of which is given every Lessonus
showing how each pupil stands These tickets should be called
for daily, and retained by Parents and Guardians.
There special apartment and Professor for Penmanshp
bookkeeping Mathematics, French English, Spanish, Ger.
man. that pupils wishing to learn any language, hear
only that language spoken, etc.
RUFUS DOLBEAR
Inc lIatial strret
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

AB We are under bligations to the officers Of the
Hue steamer pides for late ST. Louis and Natchez
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

pnsa ASsHIp AND Book KEEPING All who wish
ohe ready TO m good situations early intha fall should begin
iedately New classes begin day Dolbear's CONNER
Sa College LOG Canal street. There apartment
professors for English FRENCH Spanish, German, Mabe.
1rnticssfe etc -is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

Empire, viii accept our thanks for river favors Of 9
4 late date 3S$$
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

a female, apparently twenty-five or twenty.three
years Of age, was recently arrested in Memphis for
wearing mems apparel She represents that she has
dressed ID this manner for about six years, during the
most of which time she has been employed as cabin
boy, bar keeper and steward, but no consideration
viii induce her % disclose anything further The
affair has created considerable excitement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

Since the last April election in st. Louis, 75 aliens
have been naturalzed in that city. They were prin-
cipally Dutch and Irish.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

Pretty FAT TAKE.Wm Howes, a journeyman
printer in Montgomery, Alabama, recently came into
possession Of $75 ,O0o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

v It issaid Albert Pike has written letter saying
that he Wonld support Fillmore.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
FLO, for .Sic0y'0gssG
FARE REDUCED.
EIMTGIAyTs WANTED FOR NICARAGUA.

lEEO, for Nicaragua
FARE REDUCED.
k1NIGEAyVs WANTED FOR NICARAGUA.
COL. MANCosos will leave on the 7th of AUGUST for
Nicaragua desiring EMIGRATE, will pcse nppy
Immediately at No. 16 ROYAL street. jy3o 2ptau7
eli Chance at .1AOdD&gy's.
Prior to taking stock aud his departure for the North, in
few days, -
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will this day for two weeks offer unusual inducements to
his friends paonzc him. His splendid stock
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
repce with everything necdul in genlemans toilet is Of
rs per Cent. Reduction in Price.
Moodys regular prices being lower than any other store in
New Orleans the advantages of buying this week will be OBJ
yious to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
TO have your Shirts made to order.
$. N. MOODY
will take and sample shirts with him. and have orders
filed his supervision at the Mandatory, No. 35
Broadway, New York jy2s MoWeksa1Ot2p
Notice.
J. P. TODD of the late firm of Todd Co.. and TODD 4
GANDOIFI fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late firm of Todd Co.. and the in liquidation, they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
jy2S 2pim WM H. FISK.
| SCutgGgEe3'y, Harness and Trunks.
subscribers have just received full supply Of English
| French and American
SADDIEsSz
FOR LADIES AND GENTLE EN- EN-,
Including many late improvements Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
MM Sa p@ mR a. 50 50
| IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con
sany on hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
| mems SOLE LEATHER
| 2R C19RSS,
and other articles their line which they invite attention
| WING HINES,
| With all the late improvements
/ je2S 2ptnl 81 ST. Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

LOUISIANA EEMs.-A gentleman writing to the
Baton Rouge Comet, from the parish of Avoyelles,
says:
The crops ofscotton and corn in this section are
very fne Weanderstand the caterpillar OF army
worm has made its appearance in sister parish of
Rapdes, on many plantations, and we may therefore
expect to have our crops cut very short"
The Plaquemine Gazette, of the I'd, says:
Within the past lew days we have been blessed
with several fine growing showers, which has some
what revived the appearance of the dropping plans
in our gardens Yet the earth is dry, and crops are
suffering for the want of rain.
Our parish is isremarkaby healthy; we hear of no
sickness in 1berVe.
The river is at a stand still running down stream.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

~ We are under obligations to the attentive
officers Of the steamship Mexico for late Galveston
papers. $5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
Notice.

Notice.
DISSOLUTION OF COPAHcTNERSFIIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style Of NORRIS Way is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Thaddeus Norisis charged with the liquidation the same.
TIIADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EnW. c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July 1st, 1856 4. H. WAY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
Otis Tufts, the extensive steam engine builder, o
Boston, has failed for 100000.

There were only sixtysix deaths in Boston during
the week ending on the 9TH ult. {
There was an extensive firein Williamsburg, on the
18th nlt by the explosion Of boiler used in
the Excelsior Sugar Refinery. The fireman was badly
scalded, and his life is dspaired of,
Some stables in the rear Of the refinery caught
fre, and from thence the flames extended along the
block, north and south, and before il was subdued
property to the extent of $4,000 was destroyed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
Signs OF the Tim es.

We ecollate from the New York Express:
A vote taken at the " Excelsior" Soda Water
stand corner Of Wall and Nassau Streets on Friday,
25th day of July 1856, resulted as follows:
Fillmore 2s6 Buchanan .154 Fremont .....l0l
At the suggestion of a Fremont man, a vote on the
Presidency was taken in the establishment of r. Hoe
Il Co., corner Of Sheriff and Rroome streets New York,
on the 24th OF July, with the following result:
Fillmore 40 Buchanan SO Fremont. 33
NoPeFerence .35 Unnaturalized
The majority of those under the title of 81 no prefe-
renee" are inclining towards Fillmore.
Return of a vote taken Friday morning, July 25, on
the block bounded by Washington, Fulton Greenwich
and Dey streets, in the city of New York
Fillmore 81 Fremont 25 Buchanan, .l6
A vote in thee o'clock train to Paterson, n j., on
the 9th July. resulted for
Fillmore III Fremont 1a Buchanan. ..12
The following vote was taken this morning (July
25,) at l0l Wall street:
Fillmore .....1o Buchanan. Fremont.
A few days since nine yeses were taken in the same
place-all for Fillmore.
Vote on 81 o'clock P. NJ Staten Island boat, July
23d:
Fillmore ga Fremont .35 Buchanan, 20
The following is correct account of vote taken
in Knsleys Express office, on the 24th July;
Fillmore. II Buchanan. Fremont. ......0
The following is the vote taken in the office Of the
Daily Advertiser, Newark Nj, (Black Republican J
Fillmore. IL Fremont 2 Buchanan ....2
Al NIelSuiy oL4SSj -NSha1h1 A' -, Ni'AttE
Republican ,
Fillmore. "A Fremont. Buchanan. ......0
In the Daily Eagle Office, Newark, N. j., Gill
| more3
Fillmore. ...,...5 Fremont '.... o Buchanan n...0
| In Budd's Newark and New York express office:
Fillmore .......E Fremont. 8 Buchanan ......9
| Vote taken on steamer Aida between New York
and Albany, on the 25th July
Fillmore 80 Fremont 81 Buchanan .... 10
|
Ton THUMB RoBBED-T'centy Thousand Dollars
,uorh of Je1oelay stolen.--The Cincinnati CONNER
cial of the 29th ult. says:
Tom Thumbs agent called upon us at late hour
last night and informed that the little General had
been robbed of all the jewels he had received as pres
ents, during the last eight nine years, amounting
| in value to about twenty thousand dollars. They
were deposited in chair near the piano. in the Melo
deon Hail. with the intention of exhibiting them tc
the audience after the Generals levee had closedas
is the usual custom-but when the time came for dis
playing them it was discovered that they were miss
ing. It is supposed that it was premcditated rob
berry, with one or more persons, who had woman io
an accomplice. The box which contained them Was
between two and three feet long.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
ELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT I.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
IN "a DB nIJ +. r g HsTR :Es na

a COTTON IJN CHANGED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
NElssass,r,pt Ete,,ss,

SERIOUS AcclDEST.-The Yicksburg Wing, of the
30th ult., says:
regret TO learn that the dwelling of Capt.
B. T. Edwards about six miles east of this city, was
blown down by the severe blow we had on Mon
day evening. MI. Edwards was crushed beneath q
falling chimney, and when taken out was found to
have had one leg broken, besides being seriously
bruised otherwise. The wonder is that he escaped
with his life. Mr.. Edwards had just added second
story to his house. which covered in but only
one end wealth boarded. The result was that the
wind rushed in at the open end and having no escape
the house was thrown down by the violence OF the Z
blow. Had both ends of the house been closed up,
is probable That no damage would have been done, as
the wind was not 50 violent as to blow down house
nOtso exposed. 4ss755$
HoMcIDE.-W learn from the Sunny South, of the
oath inst. that Mr.. Wm Spence, tavern-keeper at
Pontotoc, killed Mr.. Andrew Thomson on Sunday
evening tne 20th about an hour before sundown The
Coroners jury agreed that was ustifable homicide
HEALTH IN sLExlNGToNs-The Advocate Of the
3Oth ult., says
! We are happy to announce that the health Of our
town has improved great deal in the last ten days
About two weeks ago there were sixty or seventy
cases in town. There was scarcely family in which
| there was not one member sick at least. Lexington
| has generally been very healthy place. So much
sickness can doubtless be attributed to the super
abundance of all kinds of fruit.
| The Court house in Port Gibson was struck by
lightning on the 23d instant. #
We understand, says the Natchez Free Trader Of
the lst inst, that Dangerfield, the famous "war
horse Of Gen. Quitan was taken from his residence
| at Monmouth, about month ago. Dangerield is al
most sacred property He has gone through glorious
SERVICE and during the terrible fire at Monterey he
was shot from under Gen. Quitman His renowned
rider was unhurt, but he was left on the ground sup
posed to be nlortally wounded. He recovered, how
ever, and the General brought him home and gave
him his liberty for life.
1t is almost sacrilege to have taken such a horse
from the atmosphere that surrounds Monmouth.
/ IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-The jackson Flag of the
Union, Of the 30th ut., reports the following:
3. In the High Court of Errors and Appeals, on Mon
day. a decision was rendered in the case Of Green
versus Weller, involving the question whether the act
abolishng the separate Courts of Chancery passed
by the Legislature according to the requirements of
the Constitution. Judges Fisher and Handy (the ma
jority of the Court) held that the act was constt
\ tonaly passed, and that the amendments are now
part Of the supreme law of the State Chief Justice
Smith delivered an able and elaborate dissenting
opinion. So the Superior and District Chancery
Courts are abolished, and the Equity business trans
ferred to the Circuit Courts.
The High Court adjourned on Monday evening un.
til the regular fall term. The Judges have performed
vast amount Of labor during the year, and well de-
serve respite.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
e4s'SESREy''S
W'lgSe9' COOEerS.

splendid article, all Sizes sale reduced prices For
economy and the enjoyment of cool drink Of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. these articles
rvalled for cheapness and durability. For sale by
+. ROBERTS,
1nprn Cor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
SUCCESSION OF W. KEHoL-vALUADLE REAL Es
tate.
@3z BY II. pEYCHAUD & CO.,

T1IsENCEI IIANGUAGE-SUMMER CLASSES FOR
Geatlemeu-M Leon Luugrin, Professor OF the trech
language and French literature Mt the University Of oslan
gives respectful notice to the public that on MONDAY June
9th, he will commences and continue during the whole nne
of three different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Classes his Office, Unyer
sy Building Baronne and Common streets Room NO. l.
The will take place in the evening At various hour
o'clock to suit anybody The learning OF he
language will be made extremely easy BY new method Of f
plitcation
Price for month &c. payable in advance Apply and sub
scribe Professors office, every evening" after oeIock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

NToTICE-MEssRs. DENNIsTouN, WOOD & CO.,
Of New York have made application 10 the city IgeafnTe, W
City New Orleans Second Mupiciraly bonds for one tho
sand dollars eache said Coupons being for the sum o thirty
all due the first day OF February 1886 sur
er the said forty nine Coupons were posted a iyeboo On
for transmission said Denistoun, Wood Co., by the Ia
citc steamer which vessel is missing and is supposed TO have
been lost at .....,.,x-x. x,o
A. Il j. DENAlSIDuS ~ ttb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

FRENCH LANGUAGE and LkTEEIATuIsE
" LEON LAUGRlN, lately Lawyer nj the Bar q Pars
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University of Louisiana.
at his Office University Buildings OF Haronne and Com
,,,n,, ctraaIr milo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
EDr. S0aaeeyeE Reynolds,

oFFICE-No lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALp HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description ia3l 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
!. Sutton Salts.

DAMAGED FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
BY II. PEYClIAUD & CO.,
vi. 20. SAMoEY, Auconeer.
TUESDAY 9Th inst. Mt 10 o'clock, Mt their
l. Auction Room No. Old Teyee street, iof OF
whom II may concern will be Sold
large quantity Of foreign and domestic Goods damaged by
rAinwuter. 65s
p5yATER1IS-Casll. aud
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
Later from Texas.

The steamship Mexico, Capt. Lawless, arrived last
night, bringing Galveston papers of last Saturday,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

COL MANCOSOS will leave on the 7th of AUGUST, TO
Nicaragua Persons desiring EMIGRATE will plcnse npp
Immediately at No 16 ROYAL. street. jy30 2pau7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

~ LApIES-Fonndcd in 1888 by Madame leifs and c9n-
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Eeshayaux Burgundy street. be-
CuStomhouse and Benyie streets, New Orleans.
Tue Summer Session of this establishment at Pass Christian,
begins the 1st June The buildings there arc large enough
accommodate FIFTY boareS, and Indefinite ntmber OF
Day Scholars Attached 10 the premises axe tine bath oHe
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
saia instruction IL every stage and depatnent Of edeaen
offers great facilities for the requirement OF The Frehc! Ian.
Singing and Solfege taught by Mr. Provost, the well
known leader OF the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during the and will
ne his lessons Hingng and solsege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons In tamilips.
Examinations music take place every month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the summer ~ the Pass
The city school remains open the whole for boardG and
lnys scholars fny3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

~ UEfEp.
j. P. TODD, of the late firm of Todd Co.. and TODD
GANDOIFI fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late firm OF Todd Co.. and the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 oplln WIN. H. FISK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-26
HATS. m.v.., mAv..,,--srmu>. /,

- FASHIONS FpR lrah -sIIIZEK vii introduce L.
spfiuF style Drrss Hat the first Saturday IN March
f tr Inspection II his customers aud the public generally
which s be- found -upas= Hat la this market In bean
es quality and finish Also bot Of beautiful now style
s Has gEruts Al thuse desiring Hnr nrssliHts
eclipse any thing market wi please call at The sign
30 Tia BLIL Hal
Al Kinds ~ Has made 10 order with neatncss and dispatch
tasfaurrs' Hats dressed usual
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-26
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

ITlI1NIl T-lfF
Grntlcincu Ny child had commenced hteakuE out last
fan small which gradually extended tie entire
leH including both which much eat" by The
thai both would drop ell
tiea al sorts Of advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results thou procured and applied little III
OIL hrrau get better the bottle got broke and we
psa gals tit aeau began 10 get worse My elder daneh
said gel OF that Intfuu sisters head
'ehed so much better Whclt YOU used it We got another
hr and hes he9d nearly well Ihis was an nEefa
and ook halt an hourcvcry day 10 wash H. aud II
bottle tl assnrrd Will cure
entirely. but little the disease remaining
entitled 10 this and tr The houtht Of others take
tr5at tlcasure in giving you THIS eerthcaic - -
Respectfully, u. T. CHAIN
L MN lnNn 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-26


purnga soih ride this winter past discovered my horse~
lg raw aud the skin place large. than hand. from
the traces rubbing the inside OF the thigh applied Your
Turt Oil. and In day two he was well Another ehse-
mule which working dray became unable t"
walk On cNamioing his foot discovered nail about two
uehes long the head Nj driver aud the uughhors sad
would be good uohnE drew the nail ont, inserted
piece of lint and Turf oil and set him to work at once
that he has not lost hour but Is good
also horse badly snngScd ON the outside a"
his thigh in places about two nehes deep and four
inches wide from which he Stna day Your Tint
Ct applied aud brought them entirely sound, II
truly of the greatest remedies for sores havwVcr
known and have lived drug r several years lsr
this AS you think proper. Very truly
RIO McssrS Dove \ Co i II NElSlGER
for sale by SlRoiHER a W WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-26

RIO McsSrS. Dove \ Co ! IL NElSltftk
Fer sale by SlRofliER nlIEHEAp,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-26

~ SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, ~2sAsassyr'
. LNNcnhrRG, April q st, le56-We unexSsEa-y
- IN receipt of the heaviest and s.-A-sSe<s
varied stock has yet been pleasure oor to liberal
public
Ihuse who VIII favor our establishment with visit will c
impressed with general superior character and sty Of
goods beside finding the ample IN every
branch of trade consisting Of Heavy Fancy arlu are
Taele and Pocket Cutlery. Gums and Rift, Alien :
Sell Cooking aud Colts Pistols Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Plated Ware al warranted quality Ba,L
Tn aud britannia Goods. Saddery. Carriage and Rng,y
trimmings. Shoenakcr's Findings Flaar and Table oh
Claths Carpenters MllwrgAts Wlrelwrghs and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles almost every
descriptions ndow Shades Glt Coruicc. bands and Plus
House Buiiling Materials SUCH French Glass and
Locks oi every syle and furniture sc, Farming uton
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades, and 5,s
tevrry variety 10 be found in such establishment
wholesale retail prices Our stock chiefly from tie man
aud selected IN person aud can assure IT,
who maN cali they viii mud unsurpassed IN any
part OF the south CllAS. SIMPSON
) NJ SIMPSON