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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

BoyS Clothing.
IE kAvs ius received extensive assartment e Roys'
w cathlng q Ftfious stYsrs tna ores whch we re
Peetfa invite iehds And ne PabAc .neraly e ea
and exsmine- We also cgustantly FacsFihr Gsuts.
men oNefcoitt. q aad rex IA kad 81 every
description Oar sises - sara hisg aco1s i new css-
pire. all o. uhiel, Ia sd4ton heavy arrival 4 cotis
csssineses and vesnTsn ne pecr We aaitef oussSes
vii Oder induceenss rsrry pres uted 10 ths elssns of
NsshsHr. ls-psiei otffroN a ABsoFR
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Mount Olivet Cemetery,

VIE Directors Of this Company Rnnosnce TO n
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid OF witA saS
able avenues and walks and portions Of the grounds -
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sa
The mass q the grounds be the oee Of Iaa.
anime the same
more suitable location for Cemetery IN the vicinity
Nashys and pledge themselves 70 the pubic TO spare
money OF pains TO make Il equal 20 any Cemetery In
Union ana sreh enc Is Nashville feel pride n
TIE Cemetry Is now In the charge of a competent saps
ntendeni, living on the gro und under whose direction
charges
The Directors Of the Company are desirous that u
grounds should be visited BY the Citizens Of Nashville and
Tor ta purpose omnb1s yin leave the once Of Lndss
and CrocAet at o'clock Tuesdsy afternoon the Sh ns
and on every Friday afternoon thereafter At the sane hear
The seats viii be free.
Ladies and tami les desrous Of visiting the viii
be called for At their residences oy lending heir By Ssae
ing their cards TO the President Of the Company.
A. v. s. LINDSLEY, President.
Z. W NANCE, see'y. BUs UEtf
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Cnrnef HAN Un Sfairn.

ID O. McNaIsi CO. win open today and to-nogFow
n. OSE HJNDkED PikCks rBREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET. hought a. forei aacten IN ksu
YoFk. These equsi q4Aisy sna cheaper 10
price an any hitherto cdred 10 hss ma fc,
det1rmined 10 scil then cQrresponding j iog.
We wi a. the same time be opening NJ doa<B II
Staple and Faney Anes and yin esa open and
esixs al the Novelties e ne sas thsy aPpsaT
SeS YsTk Ro. NARY 4 CO.,
a8giS .. s. CoEess
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

GnABAAs NNOHESs &c
WE have hand the ArYet assort snt in the city Of
w PARL0R, OFFICE AND KITCHEN CRATES;
Heating Or coal and WOOL ofa sErs sad pattsrns
oets MACRENZIE 4 WILSON.
CREST PROEECrORs.
W. have en- b. nj few of tae ceebrAtsd sif Asbey
w Cooper's Me icated fur Chest PIeteetnrs. these
ars highly reccmmsnds6 or PTosetoa from the e6ees q
cod And fan aLd sptng Einds All IsTsops threatened
via to thenfsyss sf his oppos-
tuny As the article j. 70 had Tor trae, and
have very fss Of Ihe leh.
nrfQ MACKENZIE A william
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A. C. & A. B. BEECH


No. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
rA A - HH w u "a ES.
IIAvE nov in store a very large amount Of New ant
III Desraoe P4l a1i Winter Goo -, direct trom the
bsen parch sei best advantage. Persons visiting Nash
vile for the pdrp1ss o blying goo Is VII certainly 90 vel
cal and examine Stock before making their Pur-
chase determined sell At the lowest figures
Silks
Rich apunced silks, Striped Brocade chntI FlO1a'e
a. 81 Len,
Nv style stripe nd ~ lii Silk OF all kinds;
Pine bPk aept and Armo silSs fpr mourning
large stock P4in blk Silks Of the bet maksi IN al
''-'' cashm ,res and DeLanes.
Our stock Of Goods embraces everything in
this iine-hne rich ggd L4iaes h1e dgd Cashmere
al wool 1rLane- (pan iu ali coors be anhfll shadrs
zen ;hoa m o'S u So I'd tn,ocaS T
prices, c 5rd and biz CObergs Cloths
Cloaks aud shawls
OF every style cloth Velvet Noire Antique, Stella
border shs Es and Searf Long and sqaars shA~' plan
Lace Goods.
Fine Val. Lace se,ts;
Collars ne style
Fr-ne1 neei- vprK 90 ara trimmed;
New .tVe En3'i Muslin S.tL;
Eub'd Linen sets Enb Ja;Iaet olars and Sleeve.
Of the most b, cut u styles Ephd travelling sets
La i-- hne Hem'tch and Enbd Il tud'b,
Enb 4 skirts, new stsle gods i5r * rt'i
HAIR Cl)th. a 7eE article 'irass tn for skirts;
HO 1pe Hatr 5 Iirtr, plain Domestic hop SSir's
Hosiery AMI Gloves.
Best axe Kid 81 ives (L1de' and GentlepeD's)
Ltd,es SIX "a hmere, Lisle thread, eaVer aud Raw
ehk a -crd Gloves,
woolyn Ktd an suck Gasnuets;
Ev~ry description o. Gentle meas owes and daun'-
lets;
Mis.r,' B,ave- Glove. for school:
U'k Raw ,,ik II pse, main and coed;
B'k Cashn-rr and WDrsted 10 e-ltdies Anf misses
Very sups or lot Ladies a d Misses Grey EngI't
L,rge lot c.dren's wor.ted Hose, aud Grecian Boot.
Or niAatS,
All coors sas,-rn Kn't:in rarn~
Grey Sh tkrr Warn.
Gestlemens Furnishing Goods.
Bl'k and Faucg French 0i1,hs
81 - sncy Dale Ma French "a sslmeres;
s big D1rssin Ca-sjWUrrS
Plan Blu aud B'z Double Elgsh Ca ~smere, new ~.
uclr;
Be ,uuui "a Velvet vs,'iov;
E-g,lt t1i r--ig made shirts an shirt CIHtrsi
Resir md. L Shr' u-o's.
Gen e .ea', net U1Jer- -h.r and DrsWers;
PLAN ard &Iibei Sls ~hirt. md Nrawers;
Lidies' Nett Eo an Her,no Vests
House Furnishing Goods.
Tshle Damssk, cry yt".,tr.
Linea T5Hrls. Ntps'n, ans u'Sah tck Dianers;
Mtrsei'es q its Lineu aud - p-stiy shseting;
Pillow slip III ems aul Dome tc.
Carpets aad Curtaia Goods
We hive on hsad a very hrtvy stock of Carpets -'t
best uas - py and ply Clrpe n, = tapestry a-d We
We l-prt, some U.4u4'gl ia V-lre ant tapestry,
Velvet Rugs gan. s-les, ar5r Ma. q AL sind
Wlrstet tnss III fOrs satin Eebtuts, hgure anu
striped in new stvlr El-gaut ia,c- N MisU Cu~tan
nb-oi .sih iu he piece. COrnicgs Pins, an
Band. u beautiful styles tiinps, Loops ard o, h-r
trina nings - mach. IN Bse having small
"a ,pisd win ants o Carpets very reduced
prices verg II fne Sed snkets. hite and
grey Negro 81 uke and Arc &c travelling Blsnksts ana
shays Of al kind4 N-gro Clothing u alknis, Wagon
Shssting, 3 yards vide. q. 4. Is. BEECH,
seIt2U 80 College street.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN 4 Co. Genl Advertising House.
APPLETON BuILDISe ,3i6 Broadway, New YORK.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,

WOOD WAREs
| 200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
| $50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 T" Hames;
| 200 nests Tubs pain ed; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
/ Z75 uoz Vanished and Three 5000 Piow Handles;
| Hoop Buckets 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
$1,000 assed Broom Handles 1000 Cane Fishing Poes
l75 dog white Cedar Buckets 300 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
| 200 doz Tar C'ns; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkg Half Bush. Measures rs Nest Boxes yarnshd
| rs doz Pine hurns assorted 200 Painted BIS d
100 nests White Cedar Tubs; a5 doE Wen Buckets asd
! BASHET WARE.
20O Willow Wagons common 7nO German Market do
| l50 a extra; 80 ' Clothes do;
300 Carts, common; 100 dos Feed Baskets In store
500 eK. fall tops and to arrive;
| IS Empire Cabs 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra rs doz Chldren's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 8 doz ass'ted Once Chairs,
| Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Willow Work made 70 order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doE Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 assed Shoe Brushes; So lutte Hark and skeleton
! 100 " ex. Scrub =" Mats.
IS Rocking Horses; 25 doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1oOcoi ~ and ~ inch Manila Rope, 69Ofset;
l0coiis ~ to Sinch do do $50 do
$50 coils i, = to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and PIow Line MANILA
ESQ doz Cotton plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 deg Hemp Bed Cords; 10o bales Carpet Chain;
500 lbs lbs sToU s rSne Hemp sens M"ol Trin rTn.e'
IS bales Batting 15o reels Hemp Packing;
% " MlcknR; 70 coils Tarred hopei
$50 4" wrappinp Twine; $50 Z" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,50n bundles (Prund) sngermans Wrapping Paper;
500 I" McgregOr's do 90;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
150 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
us Ham " 20 Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry 900 lbs Roofing do, satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Gil Opal CaLdes stearine Candles
Starch, Gsl man Soap, &c
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
Al Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood saws Saw BLcSs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tack
Riyets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use constantly on hand
CHURNS.
Pine Churps Is 90 inch Red Cedar I6 IS 20 % do
Cerdsr do l6 is 20, 20 do Painted do 90, 22 "a do
Brass Hoop do - do Barrel do16,lS, 2O, p do
HAlEES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top;
For sale by 8. NJ BARRETT,
mayl4 COZ. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17
NUMBER VI. ] Z: l5.
|Ne6 Orleans dlaiIp Grsstsr,t.
The Little wife.

1lIg5 : sF4la
II @ Y Eoswn not my loye alb. let me chase. S N
= away the shade Of care that lies
io,nIght n darkly on yo1r face.
Z, ana Z. nIst.like fer your manly ewes NJ
z an. 1,des iet 81 re try The winning ways
q. : ou said were Hiire-th angel art s&
70 pour ct once ten thousand rays s.
- oalcaag 5aIfgitt on your heart.
Your little wife IA 5is&
Must bid these gloomy f1ouot,tg da,,a~.
when n love was young and hopes were bright.
,,,, l thoug1e IN a!l that dream Of bliss
AN And iibnT bara lsas Y cone Ike these tonight
ana then, 4 said, my task shall be
10 soothe his heart 80 fond and trIIe 5i88t
and be who loves me thus shall see & @ 8
How much his little wife can ID.
Ny heart, my life
@ Your little wife III
Must bid yoH dream that dream anew.
Then let me lift those locks that fall
80 wholly DER your lofty brow,
a nd az smooth with fingers soft and small
:, The veins that cord your temples now
Il HOY Oft, when ached your Wearied head
From manly care or thought divine,
I ouye held me to your heart, and said
ny own, my life
Your little wife, s $5
That love is all her lifes design,
And here it is--a love as wild
!, AS eer defied the worlds control: Z
The fondness Of a fearful child,
The passion Of q awoman's b soul,
All mingled in my breast for thee s3 4
In !. one n, hot tide II cannot speak: .5s
Bnt feel my throbbing heart. and see
1ts oflgntness ss ~ my burning cheek
NJ love. my life
Your little wife 5# S,, "a
should cheer you, Or her heart would break.
All, now the breast found 50 cold III
Grows warm within nv cold embrace
And smiles as sweet as those of Old n 3S II
Are stealing softly Ger your face:
And az Iar within your frightening eyes
Ny image, true and clear, L see:
Each shade Of care and. sorrow flies,
ana leaves yonr heart again to me-
My love, my life
Your little wife. 35# ii
Its only queen must ever he N M - -
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r. -, . O. . - d yaI + - gbt-
1t appears that the yestry of the Church Of the
Epiphany in Philadelphia, did not request their rec
tor Mr. Tyng to resign. At their meeting they passed
the following resolutions well nerited and just re-
buke to the rector
Resolped, That the members Of the vestry have
learned with deep and sincere regret that the rector
OF this church has deemed it his duty to select the
Lords day and the pulpit of this church, as the time
and place for the discussion of sectional politics. and
while desiring to entertain and express nothing in
consistent with the highest respect for gentleman
holding SO sacred and important an office, they feel it
solemn obligation to declare their disapprobaton Of
the substitution of such themes for the simple preach
ing of Jesus Christ and Him crucied as the hope Of
a ruined world, -
Resolued, That most respectfully but firmly pro-
test against any repetition of such like sermons as
that preached on the evening of Sunday, the 29th
instant '5T=8
Resolred, That the Secretary be requested to com
tions. 80 s-7~G-St
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ion, the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
sun, has the following piece of information, which
we give for the benefit of those concerned:
The diplomatic and consular reform act of the late
session has undergone another important change by
construction. The act provided that no consul should
draw any compensation for any time in which he
might be absent from his post for number of days
exceeding ten whether with or without the leave of
the President. Under the old law the consul, when
absent from his post, left the business with the vice.
consul who was compensated by share of the fees,
or the whole of them as might be agreed upon. All
no mode of compensating a person who might be left
in charge of the business of the consulate during the
necessary absence of the consul 1t hasbeen decided
that the salary of the consul shall be paid to the act
ing consul during his absence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

A., IE ESTILMh H. SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
TuGki-This hre Summer Retreat is situated the
M kentueky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain is Of the most picturesque healthy
locations i'll the world It is fifty miles from Lexng
ton and accessible BY fine graded road Arrangements have
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexngoto Springs
SO that leaving Louisville Cincinnati BY the
ing train Of will arrive at the Springs the evening
The place in fine condition and open for the receptive
of visitors Mrs. O, CQILES :
my23 JOHN CIJT,ES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

f DEEPEST WATER IN New YORK HARBoR. The
soundings, under the direction Of the Harhor Com
mssioners, prove that the deepest water the har
Dor of New York is off Fort Washing in the Hnd
son river. Here depth Of d hundred and thirty
fsetis found The deepest water in the NarroWa. is
hut little more than an hundred feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

FoRTIFIcATIoNs OF SAN FRANCIsco.-It is intend
ed by the government that when the forti6catos Of
San Francisco harhor completed, the fortresses
and arms shall be as follows: Fort Point, 154 guns
traz Island, so guns Total 354 guns. OF fthese guns
the majority throw balls as heavy as 64 pounds some
of them are l2O Founders, and the lowest are 81
FOUNDERS The Notifications at Fort Point and Alca-
traz Islands, the most important positions are in an
advanced condition, and could be prepared for heavy
fight in short time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

EUROPEAN EDucAr1oN-The folly of parents in
sending their sons abroad for what is called by the
snobs in this country European educaton,' is pretty
well illustrated by the subjoned extract from pris
yate letter, which find in the New York Times of
the 10th instant:
Cologne, Friday June 20 lS56.-=I received another
letter from father last evening, and also two newspa-
pers. think our country is getting to be very nice
place when Senator's leis in danger and that too
most ashamed to own that l am an American, and
the people here say that this state of things is ne
cessary effect Of Repubcanism, which places all per
sons on the same footing. Brooks, the man who tried
to murder Sumner, should be hung right up on the
spotof the outrage, or receive the seyerest punish
ment that the laws can iniict. See if he don't get
clear; and he will be honored more than he was be-
fore by his countrymen Such is our Repnblicanisn.
Dragging bullying habits destroy al the force Of
/ our executions - s..a...5E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

Troops in Florida that were in he locality of The
Everglades have been removed ii of that
portion Of the country being submerged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

RATHER ism gThe n Nantucket inquirer says AL
friend has kindly favored them with IN extract If
letter received BIZ the Gallao
that Capt Philips Of the now at Galao IL
ports that while of Staten Land 10 the
ward, he sailed whole large bodss Of
sperm whales, and, be could saat four miles
around the whole ocean was covered With them.
Through the whole day be felt that his ship vas in
danger as his deck was wet frptn their
sponts, 50 near were they to his vessel. Capt.
an old Rio trader, and having seen sperm Hhaias
often off the River "a Platte, knows them vel. He
says the number was beyond conception.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

The number Of scholars in the State of Michigan,
between four and eighteen years Of reppfted
by the proper authorities il and the total
amount Of money they received $685.
The return does not include al the children Some
districts are ported, others not
ized.S558 f&4 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

The name Of Hessenhaners Hall, the great head
quarters Of the Germans III Columbus Ohio, has been
changed to Fremont Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

The extensive foundry and machine ahopat Naw-
burg, New
ory ! Co. destEoye Oh the sth inst. by The a1.
plosion Of 4 boiler The hands were
mostly at dinner and Lives were lost. Eoar Or ore
persons were seriously jured 4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

Ithas often been observed, at a public entertain
ment that when there is particular to be
and everybody wants particularly toseeit everybody
Immediately stands mp, and effectually prevents any
body from seeing anything.
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N VI FsgsE'omgsll eongrss ass.ts.l,.

S9Skp1i ekEc
asHIsiaTos losh. I8s ss4s Ths
Senate nnade sqnsiry to ts TosSF4 \.
preparation bill a1d passed tile Blk
\. from tIs en sses.
sloIs, reported anaend an act of ss ss5 gs
sioia " rsrs5qdeI tHe Diplomatic and
Mats PHI ss made the special order fa1 silay
lne eans ara Id making It'd saayy III
t1e rance tEie same as fIis "a
% raising tle Austrian f5 e mi
Islalis i'd a06
g and gland each are asgetl
clerk with SALARY of ST. 300 - s.
ths tts s s e amend tEa
were made including one oi,s sssff ~
yfv1Hg the grade 81 AdraEfal. fhc s;enasa tIsen I
journed III sssssss ssss$5 NJ
W Rottss Tfse House adopted Afr. I'M
for select committee 10 enquire iii te a,iasf
alleged frauds I'm connection sEa ss sF
pnhlic buildings. Messrs. Ball. Baiisisf NSSssff
King and Cadwali adler appointed slie
me Ideratono Of che Sumner assatit M tegl Yf
adiourftsd S5S NaB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

# TIE n NoRrnMEN-77lfSe me spriag-
field Republican states that some curious arcisnt
figures exist upon the island u Monllean,
on the coast Of Maine posed to be Ruaic
sters Dr. A e. HaInlin Of Bangor, has taken
cast Of these win IT'D for
yFarded TO Gorerifag Arehaio Society
alone has TIE means to
Il Is supposed that these were made 81
Northnien hundreds of years before he ut
Columbus, hovisited IloFF as New
foundland and Nova Scotia ana u
along great extent of tthe eastern cost og
America The deeipb q these rrlies Viii be
awaited with great interest. s5s
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

49, THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. 90 CANAL
having been partially burnt by the late fire.
ehted in most superb and comfortable style and will be
open for the accommodation Of boarders
March.
fa2Stf MRS L. A HOWE
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An ENFnuslAsrIc The enthusiastic

An ENTHUSIASTIC GoMPLIsfESr r-The enthusiastic
Kelmer thus diseourses upon the fair sex a
Woman is indeed bright and beautiful creature.
Where she is, there sa paradise where she I'll not
there desert. Her smile inspires love, and raises
human nature nearer to the immortal source Of its
being. ersweet and tender heart gives 5hte and
soul to dead and senseless things She is the ladder
by which we climb from earth up to Heaven. She is
the practical teacher of mankind, and the world
would be void without her. sheis more celestial
than & terrestrial beng-eh charming and amiable as "a
cirl, dntiful as d mother She is the l1asana afa
mans le-his faithful counsellor and pillow. she
can inpart all the pleasures to his
ill the enoyinents Of sense and reason, and at the
sweets Of lie.
may draw his breath, and Try to guess whether Ke-
mer was q married man ora bachelor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

:
MIR. FILLMORE IN CoNNEoTIoUT. The following
call to the friends Of Mard Fillmore and tile National
American Party Of the State Of Connecticut appears
in the journals of that State:
The friends of ALlard Fillmore, ana all those mem
bers of the American Party who would retain and
preserve in their original integrity the principles and
arms OF that organzation-who desire the nlainteil.
ance Of the Union Of these States the as paramount
political good'-who would maintain the Constitution
at all zards-Who regard sectonasn as deplorable
In It's evils and resus-who would avoid the horrors
mtigated evils, and who condemn the policy of the
present weak and wicked administration and desire
Executive Government brought back to its original
purity and conservatism are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall, in the city of Hartford, on Tues
day, the sth day of July next at 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon, to raty the nomination of Biillar Fillmore,
Of New York, and Andrew jackson Doneson, Of Ten
nessee for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
ING camnaign. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17

Nj Bonner, the editor and nropristeE at
York Ledger, has sued the of fha New
Tribune for libel said at tho zine The
Tribune abused him Bonner taken Hi
fifteen hundred dollars for d single
The damages are laid at ten thousand fpIlars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17
CHARLOTTE "a z 4 2 Z RAILRoADe The Columbia (s. C.}

Times Of the 10th inst,s sasys
Il The train which Jeff Columbia On Tuesday far
Charlotte returned to this city yesterday afferaoon
after ascending the road as far All Fishing CreeE,
above ChesterVilIe where d large span III Tile road
had been washed away. q
is feared that some damage has been sustained
beyond that point, and hence between
Columbia and Charlotte Will be fof perI,apg
one Or TWO day.. the repairs are COM
officers OF the road Tss 7s s5 d.
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The Petersburg telIigencar u u Es . !.

Ga m a. arlghL g AN Inc Wings Because
point to nearly twenty years of editorial service in
the Wing cause guarantee Of our sincerity il
true that belong to the American party but it is
principle Of the Wing party Or are bound nor By one
single obligation which preclndes US from the adj
vocaey of any Wing principles that we know Of. The
principles of the American party are case,
peradded to those of the Wing party and cam as we
think be safely, haroniousy and benefeally blend
ed for the promotion Of the best interests Of the
country. 4S{zs2 S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17
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