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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
,JRss cERTREIDE j. CARY'S BOARD.
TUss 4 Nh DAY SCHOOL,

MRS GERTRUDE j. CAH1 - nOAANN-
| ING AND DAY SCHOOL
TWILL resume its Sc ssion Monday, Sept. 10th Cir
w cllars rl.y be obtained on application al her resi-
dence s W. corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Philads
| ph'a.
Chester d. D. Rev. j Newton Brown, ID. d., Rev. Henry
Darling Rev g. Pistt, Rev. j. Gordon Maxwell, Phila-
Hon. VIM L. Marcy, Secret tsry of State, Judge p. v.
Daniel Supreme Court U. D., Washington City; Rev.
Thomas skinner d. d.. Rev. Joel Parker, D. D., New
Richmond, Va.
Hon Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn, a. Crozer, Comptroller Nashville Tenn.
sept25-6m.
PREMIUH BOOT AND SHOE MAEUFAcTORY.
EBEN FULLER.
(Successor to Hamilton x tUieT,l
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE EANJFACT0RY,
corner Narkcf and Spring or Church Sts',
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL FOR tae liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this hsnuiaetory since its establishment the Fro
pretor feels determined TO merit continuation ofthe same
in future.
have now on hand a good assortment Of ready made
werk, consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths CALI
hip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Cali BIO
occo s1d Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
all kinds sf Repairing done -
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
ESy- banner, Whig, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy ana discontinue all other advertisements augS4
LOCOMOTIVES ,TOOLS An MACHINERY
TENHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence, Mas
L sachuSets manufactures Locomotives OF any size or
guaee Stationary Engines Lahes, Paners all kinds OF
Tools Cotton Woolen aud Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Pnnnng Ffsss,
&C. &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
ransbp. information may be obtained and orders for
warded application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNkET, at the
State House Gshc'as IsS1S5'es M OF Gs address Tsa
nov 22-Smd. 0ice, IA, kiby st, Boston, Mass
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T WISH 10 sell my Bakery and Grocery and al the fix
1 lures good will, de- For further Information apply
su the pFemises $50 Cherry street South Nashville
janI3-Eg" JAMES E0RSAITA,
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So. &C. Persons remit any amount, from 81 up
wards that they wish TO invest receipt of which for
ward m value in Tickets in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser OF, be designated, then Lottery that
viii De drawn aer the buyer the tcke in his posses
oa. 0fcai Scheme the LOTTERY will be sent with all
tickets ordered uly sealed in ordinary envelope,
and on day the Lottery drawn the Official Drawing will
b. together Explanation of the result Of
The purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published in
daily papers Of The City of Baltimore, and in the Daily
Nyii0naI Inte!gencer, D. c.
Circular containing all the Schemes will be sent 70 any
one by addressing the undersigned.
ADDRESS orders for Tickets 10 F. X. BRENAN,
uly24, lcj5-iy No. Calvert St, Baltimore, Nd
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NASHVILLE AND cHAFTGF00gG FaTTPo11-
q NOTICE no SHIPPassHeIaa = Nae.-Hoa0. =.

1 rlI sne Iennessee kver Bridge Is rebuilt Raezr
~ Produce and Merchandise will be tran. 49,. -
shipped scrcss the river on Steamboats, ana Bar -
gss and be subjected 10 two drEYaees Shines are .
nsd that al goods sent to the Dspot in packages ns8.
elsnt Tor the entire protection of the cootaus viii b "a
lected Grain will not be received except in heavy osn
bur gs or gunny bags The light thin sacks viii be refused
eeeH d ee sss ris 0seae as the labor and time
Sar 70 repsrae sae.wi greatly rstard the traushipope
and eannet BE performed The Agents Of the Rosd ars
specially instructed not TO receive grain at their respective
statloEs unless the sacks plainly and distioctV
and accompanied BY an order Of Shipment
We cannot permit the Depois TO be used IS Stora7a
Houses tor Grain or Produce when the tams is 10 Be hed
unu SUITS the convenience Of the cHner or shipper "a
order itorward- Wheat 70 Chattsnooga viii he rbarvd
nine cents and Corn eight per bushel from Tunbo-
ma and all stations west Of Tennessee River and o.
Nashville and all etstions west Of Tullahoma Wheat ID
be charged ten cents and Corn nfne cents pe bushe
Whisky viii be charged dollar per besrel from Nas
vile to Chattanooga. An articles freight desigrated
cur Aarn as lst %, ID and 4h class VIII Be carried Is
present Tarln rates II. L ANDERSON,
REDUCTION ON LUMBER IL NASHVILLE.
From Bridgeport 70 Tantalon inclusive Lumber il -
duced 81 per Car load from present rates Prom COHsus
70 Normandy inclusive Lumber Is reduced 81 per Car
losd ro n iormer raiss- deelS Ria
o- RAILROAD NOTICE.
WITHIN destined Tor Charleston viii, and after ths
date be charged 81 s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or less aud
50 centsper loo lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic 4. |. ANDERSON. Sup't n &.CRR
FhoA NASHvLLLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
FARE THLR7 z DOLLARS
MIA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Point 70 Mont
gomery By Railroad. Tickets to be bad st tie Da,
po;. Price S1s so.
From Montgomery to Mobile, By q double dsily Eps.
morning and evening" ofSagss and Steamboats, connscs
ing with the steamers from thence 70 New Orleans
II. ANDERSON. Gen1 Supf y. RI,
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
ON and after Wednesday, December 18th 1855 Trains
" viii run rs follows:
Col va - UTH.
Leaves Nashville at $50 a n; and g. Px; srrivss A
ThcmpsOn's al $50, A. NJ, and AS.
GOING NORTH
Leaves Thompsons at ss45 A r.; and x: srrfves A
Nashville l0:25,A. n, and so, Pm
Sunday Train leaves TbOmpson's az 9AM
The Stages Of Carter, Thomas Hough connect with d.
Trains at Thompson's
Through Tickets TO Memphis wayuasboro'. Jae5.oa.
fuscInbla Florence, Columbia snd Pulaski can Be uro
slFed al the General Stage Office under the Verandah 20
TEL A ANDERSON,
X aua- -r,,fe
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RAGS-S55O IN PREMIUMS.

TJAYING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
l. premiums offered the past year ending June 80.
induced 10 offer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year. And viii pay the above premium in sums
O5lO0 $50 $50 s $50 E5O $40 $780, $50 and S0 TO any
ten merchants or "Psdlars'-who Will deliver me- from
this dage the lst Juy, 1856, the largest amount OF
RAGS The to be bought outside of aud by do
lug business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
viii at all times pay the highest market prices i cash
for RAGS On delivery, and issue certificate 10 the
Of to amount receives and paid for These certificates
ust be kept and before the LIST day of july
neat 50 that three dsnteresed merchants of Nashville
can mlle the awards The largest amount being entitled
10 The slO0 the largest TO $50 and SO on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose name to issue The certificate. Combinations
Willnot be allowed.
Wooden Linsey silk and Worsted rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
JuiyA-lydtTiwkw W. 8. WBlTEMAN.
North of the Square.
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James G. Auar

~" n = = ~ . 4 To Al OdEhISI9
- LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per tOT Five Egoxas Far q,
.. Sold at Wholesale by BERRY a. nHvnvTIf + n. si'
D At Retail by BROWN 4, f5RIIRps
Jana 'oe-Sm
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WALLACE ~ WINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,

NUHJI III OVHIuHInoIUH HIUE OHHHtNJ
AND EAEERS IN PROD q c f {,
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
WILL give special attention 10 the sale OF Bacon Lard,
w FlCUr. Tobacco, &c, &c.
REFER TO
q Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, foole, Bro. Co. Mary
VILE Tenn Il 7 Cox. Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson
Union Tenn johnson Hair Madisonyile, Teen. Brab-
rou d Bro. Sewer county Tenn, Fains King, Dam
dridge Tenn Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn
n Jsckson Athens, Tenn Poulain, Jennings Co, Au
gusts Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ca, W I.u-
oas Athens, Ca John Wingfeld, Madison, Ga CarhaTt
kofE Maeon. &c. q Wins Savannah. Ga. n0v7
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RAILROAD NOTICE.


NOTT0N destined for Charleston will on and afr mi.
DATE be charged "a s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or less ad
80 cents per 100 lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic u. l. ANDERSON Sup't n A. q p z
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~ Na9oIf lille
From bhogepor 70 fantaon inclusive, Lumber is 70
duced 81 Car load from present rates Prom CoEsus
10 Normandy inc usiye, Lumber is reduced 81 uer Oar
ioad lro N former rates. decl8 r.
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TINE eopartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style Of BROWN & GRUBBS,i is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo. g. Brown ia alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation dc.
IilSIAH G. BROWN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

MADISON PARISH AROUSED - Great Fillmore
Barbecue at Richmona.--One of the largest assem-
blages of the yeomen of North Louisiana that ever
took place. came of on the 10th inst, at Richmond,
1t clearly demonstrated the great truth that the peo-
pie the bone and sinew of the country are for the
Union candidates, whatever may be said by politi-
clans and office seekers to the contrary.
The meeting was organized at an early hour in the
day BY the appointment Of the Hon. j. NJ. ELAN, Of
East Baton Rouge, President, and several gentlemen
Vice Presidents and Secretaries. A committee was
appointed to prepare resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting, aud after short retirement
reported preamble and resolutions endorsing Fill
more and Donelson as conservative men, suited to
the present crisis Of affairs, which were unanimously
! adopted.
The meeting was then addressed at length by the
following distinguished gentlemen Iudge sharkey
of Miss; Hon, w. "A. Lake, NJ. q Of Miss; Col
sparkes Of Monroe, La; Judge Byrne, Of YiclSsbrrg
and the President Of the meeting, the Hon.9 NJ
Elaul. After which the meeting adjourned, giving
three times three fer the Union candidates, Mlari
Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
tIllhe .Jac kson BarIaeesae.
CYrREss I'LL, Vrisr sToE R p I

Ne 10
Eas fr,.escent - have inst returned from the
" Jacison Barbecue where had gone with the
vio III lending my assistance TOT thes good cause.
The barbecue was gotten up the most handsome
STYLE that i have ever witnessed in any portion
of the country There were plates TO accommo date
tyo thousand people many sat ;lbout the
of The trees there not being sufficient room for
all that were present.
The spot was beautiful, and the platform md am.
nbitheater we're arranged in style beyond anything
TINT have ever seen. The hands Of the ladies', God
bless them were visible every where in the tasteful
arrangement Of the table and every thing appertain
ing To tie occasion. The speeches were admirable.
Mr.. Simrall, Of Woodvle, Miss, an Old Line Wing,
spoke first. 1t is difficult to do justice to the speech
of this gentleman It certainly was the ablest ex-
position Of American principles that have ever
listened to- Mr. SimIas style Of reasoning isseverey
logical and perfectly irTeutable He fixed (withont
possible chance of CONTRADICTORY the odous doc
trine Of Squatter Sovereignty upon the Democratic
party. Mr.. Simrall was listened to with undivided
attention throughout his whole Speech and the only
regret when he ceased was that he did not keep on.
He was followed by Colonel Allen, of West Baton
Rouge, who made one of his usual telling speeches,
using up pretty eaectually some Of our prominent
Democratic orators and officeholders, and giving
lick G which made the fur fly to of the recre
ant brethren, and closed with most beautiful eulo
GUM upon the American candidates for President and
Vice President. Dinner was then announced. After
dinner Mr.. Merwn, of Woodyle, took the stand and
for two hours he addressed the meeting in style
rarely if ever eqnalled in any country. Mr.. Merwin
| belongs to the Old Line Wings; but the American
party need never wish for ADLER defender Of their
cause than he proved himself on that occasion. Mr..
Merwn is young man. and evidently q fine scholar.
4 Unless am much deceived he is bound to play a
leading part in the future history of his State and
4 country. He was followed BY the Hon. Preston Pond
American candidate for Eector Of this district who
addressed the meeting for about half an honr When
i Colonel Pond took the stand, although it grow
4 ing late, (the sun being nearly DOWN. never saw
such enthusiasm as prevailed throughout the whole
assembage Pond is certainly the best stump speaker
have ever listened to. The time, Gt being late,)
gave him no opportunity for any other than a very
short speech and he had not intended to have spoken
at ALL but the people would not listen to refusal
The meeting closed in the most perfect harmony, moi
single thing having occurred to mar the good feeling
which existed among all parties the whole day, leav
ing the impression that the American party bount
& to carry the Felicianas in November. Every thing
!, looks bright in that quarter.
4, Your friend, B.R. @. =
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

CoNNEorIouT.-It is said that Fillmore will poll
enough votes in defeat Fremont and secure it for
Buchunnn--[ Baton Ronge Advocate 10th.
The New Orleans Courier says that " no New Eng
land State has been looked upon as reliable for
Buchanan Do you hear that, Mr. Advocate? Be-
sides you are on the wrong tack-have got hold of
the wrong horn Of the dilemma. 1t is Buchanan who
may possibly, poll enough votes in Connecticut to
give the State to Frcmont 1t is not certain, how
ever that he will be able to do SO, as the Union men
of that old commonwealth are up, working and san
c,lina of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

Loss OF THE SCHOONER IL LEsTER.-The New
York Times, of the 18th inst. says:
The schooner Eliza of Boston, arrived at this port
Yesterday from Antigua reports that on the Slst ut
in lit "a deg IL min long. deg SO min., she fell
in with the Wreck OF the schooner l. Lester Of ELS
worth, Can't r. Ryder, from jacksonville for Kings
ton, ia, and took from her Capt b. his wife and nVe
men All in an exhausted state. Capt r. reports that
on Tie 20th Of August, was capsized in hurricane
which carried away all her spars and sails, most 81
the provisions and all the water with her cargo Of
lumber; They had been on the wreck eleven GAYS,
snbssting onTaw meat aud little rain water which
they scsught from the deck AL are nowd Well
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-We are indebted to Messrs.
Ogcsby & Griswold, says the Shreveport South
Western, of the 10th inst, for the following extract
from letter written to them by Mr.. c. c. Alexander:
On the oath August the storehouse of G. jackson
& Co, Sherman, Texas, together with its contents,
valued at SIS 900, was totally destroyed BY fire. It
was set on fire from the outside, at o'clock A NJ.
An eynlosion of powder awoke them. A second ex-
posion scattered everything into fragments. Messrs.
6. jackson s. Co. had just removed from Preston to
Sherman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

The KIN TREASURE The New York Mirror says
that this ancient hnmbug has recently been revived
Mr Harrington, the celebrated diver, having been APP
piled to bya person in New Jersey who pretends to
have an instrument that will unyaryingly point out
metal, even if 1t is three hundred feet under water,
and with the use Of which he has found the safe Of
the steamer lexington and also tile long sought for
vessel, which lays under ten feet of mud and
about twelve feet Of water over that,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

LARGE FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-We learn from the
New York Times, that
The candle factory of Messrs. Melvin Knapp on
Avenue A, extending to One Hundred and Twenty
Second and One Hundred and Twenty-Thrd streets,
was with its machineryand fixtures, entirely destroy
ed by fire at 81 o'clock Tuesday evening, the 9th
inst The loss amounts to 100000, and there is only
a partial insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

10 BUCHANAN BErpERs,-We copy the suhjoined
formidable challenge from the Alexandria American
Here is an opening for a Buchananite of genius.
Don't all speak at once!
A CHALLENGE-$1 800 ,000.--A Bet of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars is offered that Willard Fillmore will
be elected next President of the United States Any
responsible parties DESTROYS of taking the wager will
please address Tennessee" Sentells Store Bossler
Parish Iouisiana.-E Southwestern, Shreveport, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

WITHDRAWAL OF THE PUBLIC LANDs-The Acting
Commissioner of the General Land Office has issued
anotice to the effect says the National Intelligencer
of the 18th. that large body of the public lands in
Florida are to be withdrawn from market until the
railroad companies to which donations were granted
by5Congress shall have made their selections Of al
ternate sections. is understood that location of
railroads in Florida will bring into use large bodies Of
valuable pine timber
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

A GREAT TRAvELER.-Andrew AIacallister, the
magician, who died at Keokuk, Iowa few days ago,
travelled during his lifetime all through England,
France, Spain, Germany, Hungary, Cuba, the West
Indies. the United States and the British Provinces
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
The Stampede Commenced.

BATON ROUGE, Sept. 18th, ls56;-Eds. Gasetie: ;
l have been all my life a member of the Democratic
party and have always revered Gen Jackson as one
of its brightest ornaments. Now, as the supporterst
of Mr. Buchanan have sandered that ustrioas patriot
to promote the success of their candidate, wish it
to be understood that cannot act any longer with
such men, and therefore shall vote for Mr. Fillmore,
the only Union candidate in the field. " The Union
must and shall be preserved is my motto.
JAMES A. HEARD.
The above is from the Baton Rouge Gazette, of the
10TH We are told that the disguised sgner to the
card is only one out of twelve whose stomachs re-
VOTED at the nauseous doses administered by the Blu
charan speakers at the great Democratic barbecue in
Baton Rouge had on the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

TIT FOR TAr.--The people of New York begin to
threaten that if the San Francisco Vigiant Com,
mtee does not stop sending all the raseai3 IN that
defence to Danish New York rascals to San Francisco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

THE JACKSON RAILROAD We clip the following
talegraphic item from yesterday Evening Pcayune,
and earnestly trust future events may verify its cor
rsctness Ifso, the speedy completion Of our great
railroad is placed beyond a peradgentnre
NEW YoRg, Sept. II. Adviees from london have
been reeegedn This city by the steamship Atlantic
that James Robbs ag of your city has been success
fa in his negotiation for the sale Of 1000 600 bonds
Of the New Orleans, Jackselas and Great Northern
Railroad Gcmpany
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

RensOU0g.
l24 CANAL STREET. l24.
j.. D.. DAMERO ON B. CO.
Beg inform their and the public generally
they have removed their stock Of CapetnG Floor Oil
Cloths etc. 26 Charres and q Cusiomhouse Streets
their new spacious store No. 12 CANAL STREET. Toura
Buildings.
We are now receiving of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
qr BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARpETING,
of entirely patterns and designs;
ALSO Of.
THREE-PLY aud VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIzEs, DRUGGETs and RUGS,
orr usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool D.lMASK, direct from the best
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, 10 2. feet wide by 100 feet long
which cut to suit any size or hall.
All of which will sell at the lowest market prices.
+. J. d. CAMERON s. CO.,
SIS 2p6t 1914 Canal street. Tonro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

One of the strongest rebukes upon the neanness Of
human nature ever conceived was in the picture of
the refusing his poor neighbor the eranlbs,
while tie DIG took pity on hinlanl licked his sores,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
satz3Eery, HEes'mess and Trunks

S0dcsEeg'y, Harness and Trunks.
The subscribers have just received full supply OF English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EE ga Hs Rn O. = So
rs NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also
santly hand, complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
Z3H CNTcSs
and articles in their line to which they invite attention
WING HINES,
With all tile late improvements
LACEY & CO.,
ien3 2ntnl 81 St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

ssEg Ea1fH M ARD AafERIc AM here will he
meeting u Iris Club corner of Louis street
and Aes, stairs, this evening at halt
mast clock. Punctfa ndance of members As
Sac fnfife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

I Hos. =. n. MALLORY We learn from the Mobile
Register, Of the 18th, that the Hon. S. r. Mallory,
one Of the Senators from Florida passed through that
city on Monday last on his way to Pensacola.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

yellow FEyER Ar FeRT HAMILTON, N. I.--This
dreaded disease to linger around Fort Hamil-
tom and the inhabitants airs in constant state of
alarm in consequence. On Wednesday, the 10th in
slant, there Ras one death by IT, and new case re
ison,.snd - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

Raopn IsLASp FILLMORE CoSrESTIoN .-At the
held AT On the 9th inst, eighteen
oiib III Hill thirty.one towns were represented VIM
spragile u warwick, orray Taft Of Providence,
Henry eranston of# Newport and Daniel Rodman
Of South Kingston, Rere nominated as Electors Of
President and Ice President