davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

SPRING DRY GOODS! (!

GsEQt}EM &c JAnaHs0N, :.
rs CIIARTIsEs8sT, lc
We would call the Intention of buyers large and well
assorted stock Of. FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, for
the spring trade which have in store aud are constantly
receiving Europe and the North Our stock consists in
part of 49, 4Et
STRIPED, PLAIN AND PLAID SILKS AND FouLARDs,
FLOUNCEp, PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGES AND
GRENADINES;
PLAIN AND sFI.0uNCED ORIENTAL DRESSES;
PRINTED AND PLAIN CIIAILIES AND BAREGEs;
FLOUNCEp AND PRINTED ORG ANDY DRESSES;
PRINTED AND PLAIN CEGANDY AND JAC0NET MUS.
Inns;
PRINTED BRlLLIANTINEs AND CAMBRICs;
EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET ROBES AND
SKIRTS;
PLAID AND PLAIN GINGII4aMs AND BATISTE;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICSAND L4tWNs;
EMBROIDERED AND DOTTED SWISS AND JACONET
MUSI1NS; as.s
INDItMUILs AND NA1NsooK PLAID, STRIPED AND
PLAIN; 't
SWISS, JACoNET AND CAMBRIA MuSLINs;
| EMBROIDERED, SWISS AND JACONET BANDS;
vALENCIENNEsLA CEs AND INSERTlNGs;
FANS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
EMBROIDERED AND LACE COLLARS AND SETS;
LACE AND IMITATION sIIAWLs AND MANT1LAs;
EMBROIDERED MUsIlNs AND SILK MtNTILLAs;
JACoNET SWISS ANDMULL FLOUNCINGs, EDGlNGS
AND INSERTINGS;
REAL. AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
IRISH AND FRENCH SHIFTING LINENS;
FIR ENGII AND sCOTCH SHEETING LINENS, etc. ALI.
WIDTHS;
| TABLE DAMAsKs AND DIAPERS, OF ALL QUALITIES;
NAPKINS, TOWELS ANDTWITLINGS;
| FLATILLAS, BRIrANNIAS AND LINEN LAWNS
! MARsEILI.Es AND FRENCH cOUNTERPANES;
| EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND LACE GU RTA1NS;
| WHITE AND COLOEED CURTAINS, MuSLlSS AND
| DAMASKS; 1E
| PURE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LINEN DRILINGS;
| NANkEENS, LINEN CHECKS AND TOILE DU NOIsDi
| WHITE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MARSEILI.ES
| BDBBINET AND LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING;
| ENGLISH COTTON HOSIERY, MADE TO ORDER,
| FRENCH AND GERMAN THREAD AND COTTON no
| SIERY:
| SILK AND KID GLOVES AND FELT MITs, etc, etc.
| 4 Full. AND WE'LL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such
Blcachcd ard Brown Cottons;
Taids, Stripes, DENNIS and Cottonades
Cheeks Galicocs, Cinsham and Furritures;
Cotton Sheetiugs, and Pillow Case Cottons;
Twled and plain Osnnlnrgs, colored and white,
kerscys DEANS and I.inseys, white and Golo:cd;
| Buttons, Thread, Cotton, etc, etc.
All Of which We will offer lowest market prices ami
| liberal terms. .
| GIQUEL & JAMESON, "a
r,nrfrrC .tro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Iylsll estelit.
II. lEIsysI OH
JAMES o. rtiSos. NIIIdA4 ANS
I55 81 ~ ItNOR, AD ANS All Co. ~
0EEICE, MsS. 40 III u SER n 1T. /
IT E,.s IS:


plie 5Cceseent wf served e II s
& city at hi carly honr
$40 a sear, in i and y ''
same rates, or 20 cents q the caftsfss
insefsloh Y ~ '''s'
ST; 3for eyssy Subsequent iIssrtions 90 CENTS
IN tho second "A foF every
E AZ insertion. s4 ss4 5 49, 4. .s, =, s3
enss published al ~ per
square for every Insertion st HI Il
Hi make pabshsd one month d
ongsr accordingly no advertisement or sub
seFsStia. ne raid, at the
Z option a. The propsie st53s III. 5,#ss
a1fscount vii be nude advertisers
OH s THE a1AiTK GFE sCHNT Xxi. hi
renders it desirable medium for ayer
Users FAMILY PApER crcnlates largely reaching
homes early hour, and being read
hours, articles
may be advantageoasy published in its
ca1ufnhs z%5 III III AN #5j. sss S4Ef55f s1l+
s VI ~ WV n i, Elk CRIES c int
published every at asear, invariably
advance Having anextensive circulation throughout Lou
Mississippi Alabama, Texas mid other
States presents mode to advertisers Of making
mmodities known. Advertisements in
serted forssl per square, each insertion. II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

W4sIBuRNs COLOSSAL C1Ecus AND INDIAN AM
PHlrHEATER.-The grand circus and Indian amphi-
theater known as Washbuns, which has been travel
ing through the Southern States the past winter and
winning the golden opinions of all who have visited
it, is now exhibiting in Mobile. From that city we
understand the company will proceed to amuse and
edify the inhabitants of Pensacola, Florida whence
they will journey this way and give our citizens
taste Of their quality. They may be expected in
about ten days. and the juveniles had better save
their picayunes against the time of their arrival.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

DoSETTI's EXuIBTIoN.-Wc are confident of caus.
ing regret to our many Juvenile friends whenwc
make the unwelcome announcement that the last per
formance of the monkeys and trained animals is rap
idly drawing to close One more day performance
only, is to be given, for the benefit of those ladies
families and children who reside at a distance, or
who prefer to witness the spectacle by daylight
Two nights more are all that remain and those who
wish to see trained intelligence in its highest ANNA
perfecton must 20 at once
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
% The best evidence that can be aaduced

"a The best evidence that can be etlduccd
the Of Hollands ttC pre-
pared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson is the unprecedented demand for
them from all parts Of the Union and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet feel constrained remark that the
number OF testimonials with which tue worthy
been honored by persons Of the highest character reSect
bliy, who found it necessary have his pcpara
on is testimony sufficiently conclusive, that eiectual
remedy immediate relief of those afflicted with
that drefu maad, DyspepSa has been discovered
See advertisement. fe4 lmd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

AsrRoSoMIcAL.-''A Sojourner in Venice" who
processes to have attended all of Professor Goulds
astronomical lectures, and to have listened with inter
est to his descriptions of the planets and fixed stars,
the little stars and great stars for star differs
from another star i'll glory wishes us to suggest
supplementary lecture upon theatrical stars--a sub
ject which he processes to think i'll want of some
calculation where they are originally discovered
and what their orbits arc In the statement our duty
is discbarnel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

w Professor DEBoW-- We We're honoredS yesterday
with 4 from Prof ]. d. B. DeBoW, well known
heee, ans aI the Southern States the editor Of
sDeBows Review. Or some time past he has been
engaged II tle Census department Of the United
States Government, but Will, We rrst, soon resume
Mss permanent connection with His friends will
be happy good health, and look
tigas many more valuable statistics might be
cOlated hY him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GRASADA-The U.
s. mail steamship Granada, Capt. Griffin, arrived
yesterday from New York the 18th and Havana the
18th.
me Granada was detained at her wharf four hours,
and az quarantine until morning of the 10th, in CON
sequence OF the ice. On the ed inst P NJ, spoke
BRUSH ship Queen, thirty days from Liverpool and
bound for Savannah well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

lYoEUM LEcTuR Owing to the pressure of other
matters upon our columns this morning, we are
obliged TO postpone until tomorrow our report of
Prof Goulds highly interesting lecture, delivered last
evening at the Lyeenm Hall, upon the subject of
Astronomy. It is possessed of that life which will
render it readable at any time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1856.

m New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1856.
Editors Of the Crescent Il notice with much
pleasure, in this mornings edition of your paper, the
suggestion that "some individual Or corporation
should purchase lease the site of the old American
theater and build thereon cdiice of either rcli
gols or social character to complete the beauty of
the surroundings of Lafayette Square. That spot is
just the situation for what sat present most needed in
New Orleans a first class hotel Such hotels as We
have here now are crowded almost to suf1ocation and
many strangers, visiting the city either for pleasure
or business compelled to put up with very inferior
accommodations and to pay eXtlavagant prices for
the same. Such a state of things acts very much
against the interests of New Orleans and its citizens
should bestir themselves at and make provisions
for the proper accommodation of those who visit lis
during the business season. We have, to be sure,
several hotels that arc denomnated first class but
every one who has visited the Northern cities knows
full well that in those cities hotels would not rank
even high second class with the exception,
perhaps, Of outside show. Strangers who arrive here
are compelled to take what they get, and submit
to the cNolbitan eNactons of landlords, and far
my experience goes, they get very little for their
money.
1t is we'll known that the popularity of the hotels
in New York such as the Asor St. Nicholas, Metro
politan, New York, Clarendon, and others of the
same character. brings thousands upon thousands OF
visitors to that city, andwho are the means Of add
ing millionsato its wealth every year. Every man
who stops at a hotel in New York knows that he
will get his moneys worth and he is thereby induced
to prolong his visit beyond the necessities of his bust
| ness. But how is it in this city? He comes here
4 and stops at magnificent hotel outside and is, per
haps, compelled to look through the skylight for
prospect, and is treated at the table with tough
with their virtue steamed out of then no vegetables
but potatoes onions, beets, carrots and honiny-pas
TRY that would disgrace sccond-cass eating-housc
and for dessert, Sicily oranges when there plenty
/ Of sweet Havana ones in the market He soon get
sick of this sort ofIving and leaves in disgust, afel
! paying his three dollars per day and extras.
| Now, what We want is lrst-class hotel, such as
the ST. Nicholas or Astor House, and kept in such Il
manner as will induce strangers to remain with lis
longer than their business absolutely requires. Let
us have such hotel the sight Of the old Amcri-
can thcater, and the sooner we have ii the better it
| will be for New Orleans and its merchants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

For CAIRO fine steamer Baltimore, for Cairo
and Louisville commanded by Capt John List well and popu
larry Known on our Western waters "Erginin Gianr
puts this evening for the up country An who nr travelling
1hat way should endeeyor to secure berth on board,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

Bon VNASrs.-A supply of fresh cod fish, black
fish and pekere has Just been received from New York Direct
at SAINTS Saloon Barring the bones fish pushes the
the pike.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

ARRIVAL OF MoRMoSs.--Fiye hundred and twenty
eight Mormon cnigrants, on their way to Great Salt
Lake City arrived at New York the 10th inst, in
the ship John J. Boyd, from Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

sIsEFoRg OF TIRE BOARD OF CURREgo are
to J. u. Alpuente, Esq. Secretary
Board CurTene Of the State Of Louisiana
for d the report for the year ending 1866.
sssyery full, close and complete 9 wv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

are indebted 70 commercial friends fer fer
circulars of the Liverpool London markets, re
44ceiiyed by tile Cana da. sga 5 .2E i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29


BUSINESS. We are going on finely, rivers rising.
produce Of every description coming to market;
thousands of country friends making their annual
visits many Of whom, howeYer,w were debaIred the
pleasure Of seeing last action ofsna
lures great embargo, loWwater. twill not be many
days before every bayou and creek the
pretensions to will be in condition
for navigatior. The Red river is turning out our
great staple is tile Ouachita and its tribu
taries, the Arkansas bringing up the rear. And the
great West will, many days, perhaps before forty
eight hours expire, be pushingon the column in 81
gantic loads from its rich glanare and storehouses.
Amongst the shipping eveIyth thing is decidedly IA
YorabIe for remuflerating prices. Several scores of
fine Fessels on hither and though there is
a large amount Of tonnage import yet the anticipat
edyastness of the produce to Be shipped will encour-
age, at least present rates Of freight to be sustained,
which fair equivalent to ship owners, and donot
bear very hard on the great agricultural interests.
great demand for western products, from Alabama,
Texas and other sections will soon be at hand and we
can safely challenge competition with any market in
the world orthe rich and varied productions fifteen
States and Territories which seek our city for a
market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

H. G. LABATr, ESD Dear SrIn discussion last evening
in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen upon resolution
poy expert to examine accounts urged the passage
the resolution and stated that owing difficulty between
yourself and Mr. lieSand with city ever
been renderet-that the Stood there large
difference between the amount charged you returns
made by the Treasurer; and that the object Of
fix the responsibility where belonged This was the
substance Of my remarks
Most respectfully,
tc29 2plt j. EAGER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

GoTroN. ceipts for the, twenty-four hours
ending at six O'clock last evening were, by the R.W.
Powell, from Shreveport, 2183 bales; Moses Green.
GOD, from TalIalatehie river, Psi; Bella Donna,
from iiafnsport, 361; Lucy Robinson, from Arkan-
j. N. Relf, from Bayou Macon, III l4;
i elland, 15 Total, 7,449 bales. OF sugar, 644
molasses, 6S5 barrels. Total cotton
received since the Esd, inclusive, 54 500 bales h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

va alaS indebted to the splendid steamer Nat
,hezs for late Yiclsburg papers. r s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Correspondence.

The following correspondence sufficiently explains itself;
New ORLEANS Feb, =, 1850
Mr. j. EAGER Dear Siru your remarks published
evening in the C0unc you stated there large amount
bills unaccounted for by
find this remark calculated to innre and prejudice with
those unacquRinted with the facts, and satisfied You will
refuse inform what grounds you make such pub,
lie statement.
In the hope that you will promptly reply by the bearer,
AIN respectfully yours
DAVID c. LABATT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Boots, Shoes naed Br0qa1as.
IMPORTANT
ITO those Using StGg7. Candles.

OVEgGVESS0S
The attention of the public is invited fact that most OF
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
50 that what is sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen or
fifteen ounces packages marked Is' fall short two,
three, five pounds per box loss not fall
the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages marked
weight the Retailers who sell by count but the
Consumers, who thus for about onent more than they
receive
The subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen ounces to the pound and mark packages their real
weight which may be acertained by testing them AS Their
experience in the business enables them offer article equ
in quality to any IN the Market they solicit the patronage 81
purchasers who desire Study interest," and at the
came time encourage dealing,
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Candles.
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
jas 2p3m SO Tchoupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

Nothing from the West, and the Grand Cairo daily
mail iseregarded as a complete failure. Who isto
sbln1,,I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

TOb0cCO.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO for the MeSican and
Texas Also Tobacco for Plantation in binds and
hbls and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand and for sale
by - o. >,,,-cr,,
Fo. on9m-1y Of Camp street MP stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

s THE The Northern mail, due yesterday,
WAS reported being through, bringing dates from
Boston Of the LIST, York of the 22d, Philadel
pbia Of the 2lst Washington Of the 22d. We, how=
ever. only received Washington papers, and conses
quently have to that the mails continue in the
usual gular state. There will be due this morning
The New York paper mails of the 2lst, 22d and 2sd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

Rich V'eyUet Ca1peEt1eg.
We are in receipt Of new and beautiful designs of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING;
Choice Brussels
"a Choice Bgelow
Threc-Ply and Tapestry Ingram CARPEFING:
SupcrGne and Common =.
FL Or OIL G L 0 I H S.
large assortment from feet to "a feet cut to suit any sized
hall
WINDOW SHADES.
variety Of styles, patterns Window Cornces, etc.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
fc25 2p6t e Chagtres and 2 Customhousc Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

FRIDAY MoRN1Ne 6 FEBR UARY %, 1856. !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
no E'Ges EE'0Ret SHIRTS 2

Splendid assortment
50 Hs Eng, Il TA a5s @- CD aB ED % .
AT REDUCED PRICES.
2. A. HEBRARD,
lAS CANAL STREET, 1lS
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell very prices
Plain Figured Flolnced BAREGE DRESSES;
Cblorcd GKENADINE
Black Flomccd BAREGE
Half mourning
Plain Black G RENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
FouLARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flounccd DRESSES
Muslin and tacnnet
EHtncienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Saconct BANDS;
e.. 90, INsERTING;,
=. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMERIC;
=. :. JACONET;
BRIIIIlNTINES, White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, IA, Cd, 81;
NANSOOk;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
E. CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS White aud Colorcl, all sizes;
TOII.E DU NORn;
SILK CEEYEI.II LUSTEE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, Danrlskcd and Embd;
L. WHITE BOB1NET. for Mosquito Bars made order;
Irish Linen SEIIRTING
SIEETING LINEN French, Scotch and Irish all widths;
Yellow and Colored NANEINS etc. etc.
Also
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS:
READYM-ADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS. for
Negroes. fea5 2rf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO KILL Frederick
Holmes John Brown arrested last evening by Officer
Lndon charged with robbns and attempting to kill John
Sherwood. Holmes had loaded pistol They We're locked
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07
RR0nKs- Am -RLRIINlfAAiE.

BALTIMORE, August ith.-further correspon-
dence has been published in relation TO the
Brooks affair. Lane says. inaslnnch as Bur!in-
game was willing TO meet Brooks any where, he
is directed by the latter to requst place of
meeting to be designated, that in behalf Of
Brooks he is authorized to name any place with
in ten miles of Washington, and to Accept any
place within one hundred miles
WASHINGTON, August 6th.-Mr. Campbell re-
plies, that his authority to act as Burlingame's
friend ceased on the Goth ut, aud returns to
Lane that he may communicate with Buriin-
" Lsne a again ADDRESSES Campbell informing
him Brooks will await Burlingame's address or
return to the city until Tuesday and then make
all expose.
Campbell replies that neither Burlingame OF
himself feared the threatened expose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07
MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Louis, August 6.-Pike county gives Polk
and tie whole Democratic State ticket about IS
Marion codnty-Entire American ticket cleo
ted by from 800 to 400 majority.
St Genevie County-Polk's majority over
Ewing $50 Benton got only 1s votes in the
Monroe county-Reported 800 for Wing.
JoIls County-20O for Wing.
St Charles 6ounty-Benton about 200 ma
jority. One Wing and one Democratic Repre-
sentative elected in this county.
Cole County-Polk beat Ewing 800, and Ben
ton leads Polk about 10
Hazard County-Reported 200 for Polk.
Charlton County-Reported LOO for Polk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07

,onies Of the weekly Tnte'ligenccr can
S NM 10 o'clock this forenoon, by applying
'e ~ r,;,nting.Rocla 1t contains all the cleo
Al u' -, from Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri,
wa ~ ,,kansas, so,iar as heard from, up to
'o '..s,, II. night It also contains our cor
'''in's - Of the week, the latest European
T'y .r5 variety of original and selected mat
III. .s%, subjects Price ; cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07

,-. Mar CIrY AND COrNTY.-Mr. William
i. i p,Eer Is now engaged in getting up new
:, H.. ~ n tb. cts of Wheeling ard its enyirons
III nj i Il the coaqty of Ohio The map will be
~ f,,r feet square. TheplaitIs an excellent
-. and sfoalabe well FatrOnizrI- Every farm
= .,boull have one. Tile county will be
a., az in Msgcs,erinl Districts, separately
-. and win be prepared with great care.
Ne have examined similar maps by the
.-ns aoti,sor ard they are admiralty executed.
Inc u,,nes of subscribers will be inserted with
,hs;. vocation. Agents will call soon and we
. ,, ,I,st we will thus acquire better knowl-
49,, n opr county. One ought TO he taken by
W H. oaces &C., in town. The city is on a
large scale. -----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07
NEW YORK MARKET

Arc 6.-FIour dull. Wheat declined from
to sc, %, 600 bush sold at ,701-2 to ] az IL
for western rcd. Corn advanced, sales 10000
buss, at G7 1-2 for mixed Mess pork steady
Beef DUH Lard buoyant. Whisky improving,
stocks lower. Chicago &R. Isl. 90 3-4. Chm
berland 90 3-8. Ill. Cent l07. Penna. Coal
Co. lOo. Reading 81. Va. G's % 1-2. Mo. is
Sc. Cley. & Tol. 20. GaleEa & Chicago l09
Sterling Exchange firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07
ERnM -NNASHINGTnN

WAsHTNOToY, Aug. G.-Messrs Pryor Ridge
way, editors from Richmond fought duel at
Bladcnsburg this morning, ten PAGES, pistols, no
blood, amicably adjusted.
The new steam frigate Wabash at Philadelphia
will be ready for sea IN about two weeks, when
iii understood Capt. N. L. Powell, win give
placeto Capt. FFcdeFick Englc, now Capt. of the
Minnesota,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-07
KENTuCKY ELECTION.

Cn;CrNS4rI, August G.-The American major
tiles in Bullet County arc 600. Hart $50
Hardin 400 Boone 200. Franklin 200. Grant
80 1t is said there is considerable falling of in
the American vote.
The Democratic mgioTitics in Nelson County
are $50. Campbell, kenton, Pendleton, Harri-
son and Brackeu, average 450
Ninth District-Moorc, Democrat, for Circuit
Judge, 525 majority.
The gain is generally Democratic