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MURDER IN ALABAMA--The Greenville South Ala
banian has the following account Of an outrageous
murder which was perpetrated in Monterey on the
10th inst:
A difficulty sprung up between DR.. Lonngmire and
Mr. Robert Yeldel, jr when the latter raised chair
to strike Longmre Mr.. Joseph Yelde, desiring to
prevent difficulty, raised another chair to ward of
the blow which in receiving the shock, glanced off
and accidentally struck Longmire Longmire left for
home, and shortly afterwards returned armed with
pistol and bowie knife. He walked up to JOS Ieldel
and asked him if he was mad with him, to which
Yeldcll replied "No, have been your friend all the
time, or words to that effect. Longmre replied by
telling Yedell that he was liar After some further
angry words Longmire drew his pistol and shot twice
at Yede the last fire taking effect in his heart. BE
then rushed on his victim with his bowie knife and
stabbed him in the neck. How it came that the
murderer was permitted TO escape we cannot compre-
bend. He has left for parts unknown. We hope a
reward will be offered for his apprehension.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

q VESSEL ASHORE. "A dispatch dated Wilmington,
N o. states that large ship, loaded with sugar was
ashore near the New Inlet bar. She halls from
Ihomaston, Maine. Her masts were gone and she
was il d very Dangerous. position.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

SRooTINa IN PENsA arhe Mobile Tribune, of
Tuesday, learns private letter dated Pensacola,
September l4tli, that q young man BY the name of
James Noxwel Petigo, Of 0swego county, n. Y,
was shot q few days since by . man named Hancock
The Tribune also learns that Peri anephew
Of Mr.. 4. ". Van Epps, Of Mobile, No particulars
! are given
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
SECONDHAND Furniture BossgAt

The highest paid for all descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose of their furniture will their advantage call
the undersigned.
Also-Secondhand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. M. TOURNE,
aul9 gD3m q Baronnestree
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4 .asaaep.s cesae .viDaasi saatt01as.

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N FOR PRIEST DENT;
WILLARD Ell I4MORE,
or NEW YORK.
FOR WOE PREsIDEN
JACKSO ON ONEIS0H1sf
OF TENNESSEE.
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.5i 55s$ F1RsT@DIsTRIcr, E Il
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SUBSTITUTES:
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIS, .Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
G LENDY BUR IL,
OF ORLEANS
SUBSTITUTES:
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THIRD DISTRICT: ... ~
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# FOURTH DISTRICT: s$s8 .sEg
PREsTON POND, Jrs,
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BsTITUTE:
N. EDW ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT: Hg
JOHN e. KING, %G
ST. LANDRY. ..-
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SIXTH DISTRICT: n ..g
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SUBSTITUTES: A@
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GaaRsslA On yIssfrY Mag We have
Eseev ariber Of this excellent periodi-
ina Interest many Of our readers TO know.
that Ii edited BY i've members Of the
senior CHI Az thers, and
is i'd man poets equal IL not superior 70 other
ideals Of mich more pretension We think that
Ilis ii an honor to the University, that
sfist ttatia nIis to the South. #
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new apgR N e neg lected before to notice the
reception Of number of neat and well
edited little sheet, the Imperial published
Id hope the proprietors
HE win succeed ID making IL q paying
certainly will deserve success ueg-
u illsss nom their specimen nunlb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

MoRE NEW GooDss4 Messls Alfred Munroe 8 Co.,
No S4 Magazine street advertise in another column
tint they have just received, By the steamship Pha-
delpla large and Elegant agsortnlent.o thin fall
suits, and every deseri Of winter clothing for
men, boys and children also e complete stock Of
India rubber clothing among which they have aarge
lotof those cotton picking coats which attracted 20
mach among The planters last season As
cool weather may be soon expected, our friends
Wonld do well to supply themselves with warm
clothing IA time, and wa Sdo not think that they
could d. better anywhere thsn!at Munroefs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

OTHER FiIsIl9oRE PAPER The FIRST number Of
American Union, paper published IN Monroe
Susaiita parish ANA edited BY old friend gA r.
cay to mail its name;
would had one oppose, il IS Union paper, and
advocates The eonsei candidates, Fillmore and
Tsonelsosa. CIai III of success
may hi iiist the motto of al true Americans
into The hearts of The Union must and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

New R1oE-The Savannah Republican of the 18th
says: x. -.
1.-TWO thousand bushels of rough rice, the first OF
the new crop, was received at the Upper Mills yester
day, from the plantation of Mr. Robert Habersham.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
LETTER FEoM THE EMPIRE PARISH.

* PLAQuEsnEEs, Sept. 49, 1856.
Editors Crescent The Americans in this quarter
have length commenced to move in the good cause,
and hope there will be no stopping till after the
Presidential! contest is over Preparations are being
made now to hold great American meeting at some
eligible point in this parish to which friends and
opponents will be invited to attend. This grand
political rally will take place towards the middle Of
next month-probably during the session of our Dis
trie Court There is no doubt it will be numerousy
attended from every part Of the Empire Parish. Sam
is about.
The Democrats of Jusuits Bend have formed
political organization under the name of Jusuts Bend
Guards. They have appointed the following officers,
who are all tried Democrats:
AID Sabrant, President; r. B. Soulant, Vice Pre-.
sident; Philip Geotfroy, Treasurer; John Morand,
Secretary; John L. Titus, Corresponding Secretary.
The Democratic gathering at the Buras Settlement,
last Sunday is spoken of as quite credtable affair.
The assembly was addressed by Messrs Benvenu and
Vlere. After the speeches were over, all the IN
terrified partook Of magnificent dinner, which was
followed bya ball. at which were several beauties OF
the Empire Parish.
The orange crop here is very abundant this season
Several crops have already been contracted at $40
per thousand, The sweet potato crop is remarkably
| fine Corn has never been more plentiful.
Our sugar planters are hard at work for next years
planting. Ditching, cleaning new land, ploughing
etc. are now the principal works going Oh on most Of
the plantations Should the seed prove good, Plaque
mine will make crop next year which will surpass
in quantity any made here during the most favored
season.
The dysentery has, broken ont in several places
and its ravages, so far, are fearful.
The weather is very unsettled at present. Fears
are entertained that the eqlinoxia storm will be ter
rible in its ravages. More anon ROVER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

NEW AND REsTiNe IFonK.--Ne received
from, through y. q. Morgan,
sgaflng djofning the Post30f flee, a copy OF
following work. which is said by those who have
dad Ii I'd be highly interesting 5s8
rxfeo; It's Peasants and Priests. BY Robert AZ.
Wilson, late ot Cali fornia- New York !: Harper "
Brothers.
sYedo not know what better to do by way Of cali.
Of to work than TO copy
III rom d letter 70 the anthor from the great
American historian, Prescott. spealng of the book
before us, no says . IS. il
In an ending form ii contains q good deal
Of matter quite iginal That portion OF the work
ii deserving of attention BY the student
Of oar early North American annals, You have dealt
With Il bold hand stripping of the robe Of romance,
Id some cases indeed the flesh beneath At
/ TO an unsig skeleton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
ENsosches ezaaeE CLOCKS.

Jewery Precious Stones Watch Materials, Glasses and
Tools Silk Guards Ribbons; Clock Findings, Jewelry
and Card Boxes and everything necessary for Watch
making and Jewellers in the repairing line Mt
II. FRANKO'S, u
au22 2p1m 100 Poydras street
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NepOts,

DepOts,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DAELEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a28 2ptf Nos. 81 and l5l Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
Rally EeazEy >! EeGsgy!!!

FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CLUB!
meeting of this Club will be held THIS EVENING, at
the Exchange Alley and ST. Louis street. up sairS
at ~ o'clock.
NO. Members requested be punctual in their attendance
nv order of The President. sells 2rlt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

9TH received by mail yester-
MID rssot Wv valuable Cong docu
The Hon. u benjamin will please
saaas.s nrIa iialik - .3s8l@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE OFFICERS oFTnE NAVY AND
ARMY RELATIVE TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
IN CALIFORNIA; dispatch in the Baltimore Eve
ming American unde1sdate of Washington, l1th inst
contains the following information under the above
caption:
It has been ascertained from reliable SOURCE that
no instructions were recently sent to California by the
Secretary of the Navy, substantially different from
those previously transmitted.
They are addressed to Commodore Mervine or the
senior officer Of the station, advising him that the
laws of the Government of the United States must
be enforced and public property be protected from
violence. He is required to have two or more national
vessels at San Francisco and to retain them there until
the nsurrectionary movements shall cease the present
object being to protect public property and the Off
GERS Of the Federal Government, should they be in
terrupted in the discharge Of their respective duties
nothing more.
Instructions, it is ascertained, we're likewise sent
by the War Department to Gen. Wool for a similar
purpose, merely that those officers are cautioned to
exercise extraordinary circumspection, and wise
discretion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

NsIssr ARp FIi.paIoRE Ar Down sos Al Ass
Ry references to tie notice in another
column ,t viii be seen american Club Of the
FIRST N ara intend to assemble IN mass meeting IN
evening
assy O'clock gs
General hi ton is extended, and We donbtnot
rorrsilie crowd viii be hand Though but %
be the largest ward tt
meeting eger held in the city.
g,aliy Rally /! Rally &! 3E
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ID 7 r. ID

Z ID
Tuesday the 10Th inst 10 o'clock in the morning. F. NJ
BIRERON youngest Of Theodore and Laura Gillespie
| aged twenty three mouths,
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Fillmore and DO2eetsO1e
MASS MEETIN G, FIRST W A RD!!
Fifteenth Precinct Fillmore ClesE,.

A MASS MEETING of the friends of FILLMORE AND
DONEISON will be held at the SClIOOHOusE, corner OF
Grcntmen and Union streets, Third Districts on
Friday Evening, at hnlf-past q o'clock.
All persons the election of Willard Fillmore and A.
j. Donelson are respectfully invited TO attend So teThFr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
ZEE PIED II 4 H q CR les EMIT,
ATrONAIa g7!fTIG CORY ENIIO I.
Demonstration for Fllllno,

unnlistnlsahIc Demonstration for Fillmore.
tBY THE SOUTHERN IND NATIoN AZ IINEs,l
BALTIMORE, Sept. THE Convention met at noon
TWenty-six States are represented by large deega +
;tions. Tke immense hall in which the Convention
holds its sessions is densely crowded, and the most
intense interest to be felt as to the proceedings
of the Convention. 35s
4 Ex-Governor Washington Hunt, of New York, was
appointed temporary chairman. On taking the chair
GOV. Hunt made an eloquent speech, which was
received with enthusiasm
a Committee of Organization was appointed, after
which Westinghouse Farewell Address was read.
The Committee on Organization has appointed
Judge Edward L. Bates, of Missouri permanent pres
ident Of the Convention, with Vice Presidents as
usual.
f The Convention then took recess until P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II, 8 P. M.--The hall was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity sometime before the hour
arrived for the Convention to resume its deliberations
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested by those
present. -
The committee on an address to the People of
the Union, gave notice Of report in the morning
Ex-Governor Graham, of North Carolina, made a
speech of the most thrilling character which had an
the speech he expressed preference for Willard Fill
more, the immense crowd which filled the hall rose
en- anasse and cheered vocferously. At the close of
the speech, the Convention adjourned until tomor-
| row. &s. hY= s=@
Democratic Demonstration at Philadelphia,
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE Democrats cele-
braed the anniversary of the adoption Of the Consti
tuition to-day. The excitement produced is unparaI-
leled in the history Of political demonstrations in this
| city.
The city is crowded with large delegations from
distant parts, and the widest enthusiasm was ex
pressed
Gov. johnson, of Georgia. made an eloquent speech,
two hours in length in which he reviewed the history
of the Constitution, and defended slavery. Hisspeech
was received with loud and frequent applause.
At o'clock p NJ. the procession, which was very
large, moved to Independence Square, which was
brilliantly illuminated, and cheers, speeches and fire
works, were the order of the evening. II
The Syracuse Convention.
Il SYRACUSE N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE American and Re-
Z publican Conventions are both largely attended.
\ The radical Abolitioniss are also holding a con-
Z vention with eleven delegates present.
@ Domestic Markets.
Il New YORK, Sept 17-Flour is quoted at . trife
. lower Wheat-Prices are trfe lower. Corn,
Mixed, 6sac-market dull. Mess Pork 500 l255. Lard
l4ac. ..-l
C1No1NSAr1, Sept. 1.-THE Flour Market is dull
} at S. Is to S. 80. Whisky unchanged. Mess Pork
s1s so.
} River Intelligence.
J LOUISVILLE, Sept 1.-THE river is falling with
J twenty inches in the channel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

ASa0Es, Shoes esasG Es3'0gG1ss.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store, general asso
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs HATS CAPS, etc.
Me- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS
RUssET BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and C4aAIPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST Il CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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\ UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - MEDICAL.
" DEPARTMENT.-The Annual Course Of Lectures in this
department will Monday November 18th, 1856
and will terminate in the ensuing March,
James Jones, NJ d. Professor Of Practice of Medicine.
J. L. Riddell N 2, Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ: D., Professor Of Surgery.
4. H. Cenas NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gusayus A. Mott, Mr. D.. Professor of Mafera Meaea.
j. G. F. Wederstrandt NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert S. Vance, NJ. d. Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
rooms for Dssecng will be open the third Monday in
October r. 60 a. :
Charity Hospta and attend Institution from November to
April -. -. ... .s
free Of EXPENSE enjoy extraordinary practical Rdyhntages
There during the season ABOUT eish PIC
scrbed for daily. 5u =, ,,;d lo;I,, ~
the SnnIheare Of the Hospital from the first Monday in No.
ember on Clinical Medicine and Surgery Ausculation and
sS and other subjects without any charge TO Students
s - THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D. Dean
" administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually, in
zi ats1 1,,ti on t 1e - aul david
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7
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AYEE Lowell, Macs, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United Statcs.
a,,a1 gf1dSW j. WRIGHT Il CO.. Wholesale Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Ieghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

EIOUNEt-AT LAST ISLAND SrFGETIIE STORM OF
the 10Th inst, BLACK GUM ELASTIC CARPET BAG,
containing One pair Diamond Ear Rings supposed TO be WORTH
from $500 to 8 goo; one pair hair Ear one Pin
with portrait genleman Finger Ring with large set
in which scratched two letters Black Ebony Cross
gold mounted and gold clain Bracelet with three jet
clasps the top four strings Of Jet Beads and sundry other
articles ri
Any person giving minute description OF the articles
,lem by addressing CHARLES BRYANT, Brshear
City, and paying for this advertisement. AUS I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

CINCINNATI, HecefnbaE ], 1856.
Messrs Geo. y. WucheIl, Bro. Il CO.:
GeltS-T,e Pumping Engine purchased ofyon for Of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
time and given perfect satisfaction:
consider it the best pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the S0nch circular saw
nItes and drill press, and there power with
s. pound pressure the square Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend The notice Of railroad and
others. Yours trny, -F55Fz
S. b. MORSE. Supt. C. and c. r. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

IL Constitutional Law.
The Degree Of Bachelor Of will be conferred those
students only shall have attended two full courses Of ec
nfter having read twelve months under
the direction OF respectable Counsellor Law and who shall
examination by Professors be found deserving OF
the honor.
The fec Professor S25 Matfieuasion fee So and
SO for the Diploma
All communications addressed to the Dean OF the
.e'' CHRISTIAN ROSEIIUs,
ouletd Deau of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

SHREVEPORT, tl4a.) March i2th, 1891.
have sold B. A. Famestock Vermifugc for number Of
years. and such the satisfaction universally afforded well
to physicians planters and other citizens that recommend
it to my friends in all where medicine Of the kind is
needed. VIM. B.MIGIEif, Druggist.
Sold wholesale and retail by all The principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States
au2l lmd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

Office N. o., 0p. pnd q. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. J. Bridge: Sirn to your inquiry relative 10 the
performance OF the MCGOWAN Pumps IN this road
only that they quite equal to representation
and that among the variety Of pumps baye in USE they are
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully, FL A. b. SEGER, Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
ubscrber, sole agent here for the manufacturers
je2i Smd&W ISAAC BRIDGE 20 Magazine street
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22

A nKAUTiPUL a.snrtnenf 81 cktaEens plata ana Isnsy
"A eoe kals II hzek saa sarszs ces lst FreE4Eea also
- had ans esh sook q nsAt and tasty little hcys Ak
has ef mAkss IL uAte. patFs and hlsek plash
Rneafs wia theFsrn uril - ealing wsth ahelF yeahfu
brsnsAes shem eHs ard dErsy. - eheal
ana anEahlt kkt q tAe tastiaa4ble lIzistors 90
= ~ f4a sstNas A. =. EaA&cIsO0,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Recention Of MIR. MAYNARD.

On Saturday, intelligence was received by the
Americans OF Nashville, that the gallant Eiector
for the State at large, HoRAcE MAYNARD, Ed,
would arrive from Murfreesboro' by the train at
nightfall, aud address his fellowscitizens.
A very large cOncourse assembled at The depot
90 escort him into the city, but by unavoidable dee
Law, Mr. NJ vas not able 20 reach the train. and did
not arrive ill near nine O'clock at which time
great number had left the ground He was, how.
ever, escorted 10 the Hotel aud 'or yearly two
hours addressed large crowd which continued 10
increase from the time he commenced 20 address
them Il was nearly eleven o'clock when he closed,
but the crowd, composed Of some OF the staunehest
citizens, had TO be forced from hun.
Itis unnecessary 10 state that Ar. MAYNARD made
q cue impression. Il could not be otherwise. He
is one Of the best Informed politicians in the country
an accomplished scholar, an adroit sud skilllul de-.
batter and 40 eloquent aud attractive deolaimer.
He win emerge from this canvass With reputation
sccoud 70 no man 10 the State.
Mr. Maynard LETT yesterday for Springfield To
proceed with bis appointments with Major Polk.
The American party may rest assured that their
cause is Ia able hands.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22

~ In our columns this morning will he
POUNDS advertisements of Messrs. A G. & A. B.
BEECH and / G. NICHOLSON & Co., laying be-
fore the readers of the Patriot. as all good mer
chants ought to d., interesting information re
specting the assortment of goods they have
collected together, suitable TO The present and
approaching seasons. Ia ladies' dress goods
they have all that the most ref led aud cult;
waited taste could desre-everyt thing that the
inventive genius Of the age has produced for
the sdornment of lovely woman; whilst in the
line of goods for gentlemen they have, in their
selections, evinced good taste aud Judgment
Ia fact, in every department Of their business,
they are prepared to minister 10 the wants Of
the million. TIE Messrs. Beech have in adds
ton to dry goods, a very choce assortment Of
carpets, which is worthy the attention of
buyers.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH!
Inepo5.. Punished 5y the A..ocislsi Prssa.I

NEW YoRK, Sept 2e--The prize fght Wednes'
day ended most tFsgicaly, as Kelly, one OF the
parties has since died.
PrrsBURe. Sept 20, noon.-RiVer. 10 inches
in the channel EF aa@
CINCINNATI, Sept 20. noon Flour dull and
drooping-saes at IS 70a5 IS Red Wheat 81 is;
white 81 IS. Whisky firm at %. Provisions and
groceries unchanged. River unchanged.
INV YoRK Sept. 19-Evening. adTanc.
ed lc; sales 400 bales at l2l for Orleans mid
ding, Ill Upland do. Coffee firm, Rio llisl24
ENEw ORLEANS Sept. l9,-Cotton, sales 1850
bales; market unchanged in ever, respect Sales
for the week IS, zoos stock exclusive of shipboard
80 600 bales; receipts for the week II 900. Coffee,
sales for the week 1900 bags; stock on hand 60 800
bags, against 9, $50 last year; fair HALT.
CIScrSNATr, Sept l9-The cotton factory Of
January & Wood at Maysvile, KY, was partially
DESTROYED by FIRE. Loss unknown.
LOUISVILLE, Sept le.-The river is now lower
than it has been this season.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Speaking snturdnr Night.

An appointment was made for II. MAYSARD
ESQ, at half past O'Clock, Saturday hight,
but he did not arrive from Mufreesboro in
time to ill it. In response to calls from the
crowd which had assembled, the stand was
Occupied by W. g. BRIEx, Esq, and Col. Frazer
of Smith, who made brief speeches; and 1y
DIR. Gleaves, of Wilson, who spoke at more
length aud made a very impressive speech,
which was received with unmistakable demon
folks" would be pleased TO hear the Doctor
again.