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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
POstpoHcsi,eut,


AT auciion-By virtue of deed trust executed o o
9aeslgnei by David r. Rec, shall Saturday The I'M
'uhe hek on the premises, proceed sell al public
!hfee OF the Houses and Lots conveyed IA said dan5
Tho ,ese lois IS situated between 4h and 9Th street in
on H. with six ro ms and all essary out houses ~
ne other two lots situated on Diamond nm In ,b
eehb'rhood Of MIR C. Hardy's They both have good bct
muses. upon themone with three roo.-tbc other W m f,rr
fersons wishing Houses conveniently located 10 bnsre.s
VIII o well to call and nine these
17t7iune n CIIpicuI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



FRANKLIN brought sect iy 4m the heavens earth but il
remained for rro DE Grah apply that electricity the
lief diseased aud suffering mortadseases that heretofore
ha the ply icianss old treatment such Neuralgia Khe
Skin Diseases &c, cured by Prof Grah's
trie oil ia ono aud tV0 days Read this letter.
1GtoF d. GRArH-i have been The victim of n
Nheunatc affection aud lost the Of my limbs corid
hand TO my head la short totally helpless
applied gour Eerie Oh and before Ihad used bottle
ptrfsefly rsOrcf You may refer any sufferer 10
MRS HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson
Mrs Huchius is we'll kuoeh In Philadelphia My 0h has
cured 600 other HON George w
Nard Es1 jos Bacon; Il IS Costa Mrs. Fasait Geo
foyer 502 y Third street and others aluminium Sole
depot for this city, No 81 5. Eighth Chestnut
pROF. CHAs De GnAfH.
fTs7he Electric OIL D,pot has not re4aoued
th label blown the bottle All others
gorons Bottles p 30 and 81 For sale by Dr J. H. SEAY
Lynchburg, Va. may
Bn'ser'- Premium siffera.-Meszrs. Editors: Please
give this place IN paper for the benefit II others
have been suffering with Dyspepsia for the last 10 Il
years thing scarcely seemed remain my
that drank had used everything that coud be
but 10 purpose employed able physicians,
but instead Of giving relief continued grow worse.
Some If my end seeing my declining situation persuaded
the only resort. BAKEIs PREMIUM BrrEBs but
without faith and bottle which
slight Improvement then and got more,
AVID by the the five bottles have been entirely
can enjoy anything that may think proper to without
any uneasy sensation rom In fact feel like
VIA. been the last years think Bakers Bit
be ovcrratcd in Dyspepsia;
rious diseases, family medicine. il has rival
Yours. THOS. J. YARBROUGH
Eyery family should keep few bottles on hand
Prize 80 cents per bottle.
For by Messrs Srothcr Whitehead, and Stabler
Jones, IYuch6urg and by Druggists generally
mayl3 CIV
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n E'rrfu,ncd Esrcaii,.-what /,

PgrluDied ssrcHih.-What lady or gentleman would
alor the of dsagreeabc bea when using
bDNDEAS DENTAL FLUID il will only Ter il.
sweet but make the teeth white abasier tooth
ae aud preserve them from decay Recommended by deu
as and phy seians every whore
beautiful Complexion may he attained by its II
pmpcs freckes renders the skin and beauti.
tai mparig rich rosoate hue 1t the greatest
known being all injurious Prize
cents. For sale by STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
may pudI 81 s,Npr Nvigr
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High Prices for the Month of ssay

NEVNV'E 81 hPIUE, tOmDlISsi0n Werch0Nk Main
street lNnehbnrg sold Tobacco for the following
gentlemen at the prices opposite their names durin
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iltN q ~ tH' 'lHl
bronchitis and Cough Cared
- AlL.aar. = ~ EnANln 4 - q nnI

bronchitis and Cough Gnrcd.-BosruN, Angus
l5Aessrs :. W Fowle & Go.-t'entlcmeu Having been
troubled for considerable time with bad Cough and Bron-
rhd affection nlnced 10 bottle Of DR. WIsr
Bt.=AM or WILD CHERRY, which ann happy entirely
removed the difficulty Idccm but justice thus much
for The benefit Of those who may be similarly afflicted
GEORGE II DAVIS,
Firm of 1allctt & Davis
Piano Forte Manufacturers. Boston.
hefsty certify that personally acquainted with
H. Davis E,q aud have the fullest confidence Ia the aboV
etffHIH,nt. H. q. BARROWS, Practising Physician,
Is sten, Aug IL
Nome genuine nnlcs signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SErH W FOWLE & co. ABS Washington Street. Dos.
tom, Fro. rieors sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by IL THOMPSON a CO. audi II. SEAY.
dSrBtlwIw
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"A -. -, ', Ne
IN ecuedby Geo. G. Curle and duly accorded in Campr
county, snail on the 2sth day of the present month Nav
Ie9o proceed TO sell at ancton valuable Brick Machine En-.
gne and Boiler on the BASIN ppsite the site Of b
f1eamon works and adjoining the Gas Terms liberal
and made known on the dav If sale
may 9d@e2ta"t1s JESSE, j. SALMONS. trustee.
-, POsfpOnemenf.
ne above sale IS postponed until June when il
viii positively take place. j J SAIMOTS. Trnsoc
MAY 29d& c2tawtds ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
BY WIN. II. MOSBY, Auc,,


II TloN On THURSDAY afternoon, the 9TH inst AZ C.
the premises very desirable H. 81 A. G viii sell
street in the neighhorhood OF raule old sts,5 On
The III fuse Is In good repair, containing r,-.'"a
&c. The Lot fronts 80 - sire, ls, kitchen
s24 Sale positive. Terms sale " 'i4'a'hs back
y 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

The will Of the late Jahez b rb =, of Chicago.
Illinois, who. with his wife and daug hter, was on
board the Ill tated steamer Pacific has been omen
Cd for probate. His estate is valued Mt $3.50 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

M. 'a,ss 'ss' ati'ni on OF strangers Si,llIHx
w !he C'yand wishing the Novelty in Dress Goods
to examine stuck which is just received consisting In
part IF Lawns Org indies Robes great variety Challs RI
RACES Tissuss De LANES. White Go, ds. &c &c '
may Sits JAMES A. STIGLFR A. RI
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Wee Goods !.

Nas. . ana 60 Canal street, corner Old Lev
nG MaliAl0MeNErNltW
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FPGUE(01'slsS'
Being The order Of the day, the following
ALE r f D M Il n r Q Il 4: & O.S,
81 Magazine street,
Corner Of Gravier street:
SHOULD ANY DIss .iTISF ACTION EXIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER.
FULLY REFUNDED.
The above has been long established principle with the
above house. together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure in informing their old friends and
toners that they hand very large and desirable
assortment OF
CT. o THIN G.,
FOR sIEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN Also FURNISH.
ING GOODS. a partial list annexed
Black and Co1ored Cloth DRESS and FROCk COATS
BUSINESS SUITS 10 nacl all styles;
English Beaver, kersey and Pilo; Cloth OEERC0ATS;
Malakcf and sebasopol OTERCOATS for Pilots;
pANTALOONS al kinds, splendid assortment;
VESTS Of Velvet, Silk, Satin Cloth and Cashmere
Boys and CIli1ircn's Clothing.
All kinds Of Goods and variety OF cut. FURNISHING
GOODS-t splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTlfISCt-All kinds
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Cloth manufactured
by the Union Company
Every article fully guaranteed ana sold ut factors prices.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
oG 2pGt "a Magazine street, corner GrHyicE.
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Eugt Gisd EV't1eEcl Clothing.


" 1sorhY Arfh r. 60
IS1S@5%S>f~S'@ ~ NSh9
Nos ~ ,nd so Canal street. corner Old Ie-
wee street
Inform tbcir friends and the public in general they have
on hand LARGE and varied ss0rt,et Of WINTER and FAIL
CLOTHING alt of the NEWEST STYLES reesyci by recent
arrivals
co rs.
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth itaEahs
French Waved Beaver Cloth
Pilot Cloth Sacks and paIctoSi
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Supertine Black and Colored Cloth Trock tcRs;
Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy Coored Cashmere Paetots, at various prices
Super Black Cloth Tamas
Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere Burnous
Coiorcd Velvet Sporting Coats
PANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants;
is,vv RI,,, Lryn,ch Ri1nn,r Cossir,ora Pants.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

FILLMORE MASS MEETING N JEFFERSON City
The Fillmore men of Jefferson parish had another
rousng rally, on Monday night, in Jefferson city.
The Jefferson Club, who woke up the Carrolltonians
so sensibly week or two since, at the meeting in
Carroton had the visit returned with interest. The
Carrotonians came down IN Club, with music and
any quantity Of torchlghts and transparencies Not
having been present we are not able to give the
minor particulars of the meeting. We can state,
however, that Messrs Glendy Burke and Rufus
NAPLES, of New Orleans, and Judge Cutler and Col
White Of Jefferson city, were the speakers, and
dashed the natural enthusiasm of their hearers to the
highest possible degree. As We have remarked be-
FORE Jefferson parish is Q. T., and will prove it in
Nnye1nher. .g..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

Democratic Denuuciutiou OF the Acts OF the
Apostle Of Dcmocracy-Je1ferson

...' ItoMMuNICATED.l
Democratic Decentralization OF the Acts of the
Apostle nf Observation-Disclosures.
The Democratic Convention held at Baton Rouge
on 9th September, denounced the Ordinance of 1857
aud the action Of Congress in relation to the Louisiana
territory.
Mr. Jefferson is the author Of the antislaYery pro
piSo found in the Ordinance Of lIST. The idea and
the language is his he proposed in the Congress of
the Confederation Of 1854 to organize the Western ter
rtory into seventeen States, and to prohibit slavery
therein after 1900. a month before he had acted rs
Commissioner of Virginia in passing her title to the
Northwest territory to the United States.
The Ordinance of 1887 was adopted unanimously
by the States present in Congress, on the 18th July,
l7s7-ono delegate Mr.. Yates, of New York, only dis
scnting. 1t was re-enucted i'll 1879, under the Con
sttuton. The inference is, that it was not rioatire
of the deed Of cession and it is natural to presume
he Democracy of Louisiana are mistaken in imagining
it 10 be inconsistent NTH The resolutions Qfl7S0.
| North Carolina had enacted a law authorizing the
transfer of her title to Tennessee She became
alarmed at the proriSo of Jefferson and repealed the
law and did not until 1889 convey her territory and
then conditioned that Congress should not icgistste
upon slarery therein.
North Carolina did not fancy the ant;.sIavery no.
tons of Jefferson Old Rip Van Wrinkle was not nap
ping as her neighbor was in 1884.
The Act of 1901 organizing the Louisiana territory
or territories Of Orleans and Missouri, prohibited
the Introduction of negroes from abroad and from the
States il they had been imported subsequent to
| 1893. This Act was passed by Democratic Con-
gress, aud approved of by jefferson and was the
second application of this precise to the territory
the United States
The Constitution permitted the importation 0!
Africans until 1908. Yet did the Democracy of 1904
apply this prouiso to the Act for organizing the
Louisiana territory.
The dnisiareFY progiso of 17S7 is Tie Jeftrsoac,p
Of 1854, and The VRmot propso Of 4te, days. It is
OF Democratic origin and growth and to this party
should the evils that flow from its application be
charged.
i A NATIVE OF THE SOUTH.
4 SALE OF Day Goops, SILKS, French SHIRTS, ETC
We would call the attention Of the trade sale of an eNten
sve assortment of dry goods black eoore silks French
shirts etc. which Will take place this day, O'clock A NJ
at Beche Lesumons auetton4e5as No. Gkertses street
Terms liberal 3: sale
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1Ht
MEETINGS THIS EYENIsG here Will pc several
gatherings Of Fillmore Union men this evening" all
Of which ne presume Fi be held for the purpose Of
participating b the meeting which is to
come of at Claiborne street market. This vii pc
the main feature Of the evening. and we confidently
auticpae an assembIage Of enthusiastic thousands in
and around Claiborne market
The Fillmore Rangers will assemble in Lafayette
Square o'clock, for the purpose Of march
ing to the mass meeting. All Fillmore Clubs IN the
city and vineinitya invited to join with them in the
procession.
The Pelican Club Fillmore Rangers, Third District,
are called upon to meet in their Club room, United
States Hotel, at o'clock for the purpose Of attend
ing to important business
The members Of the Constitution Club, Fillmore
Rangers, are called upon to assemble in White Hall
at halepast6 o'clock, this evening.
Taken altogether re think the evening bids fair K
be characterized the ivelest sort patriotic en-
thusiasnl.
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EsatJss! FsatfsE EerlfeF!

FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS.
The FILLMORE RANGERS will hold n series of MASS
MEETINGS at following named places the days dess
mated, viz:
l. At the Claiborne street Market, First District OF WE'D.
NESDAY, S.h October.
. At the IRENE Market, Second District WEDNESDAY,
18Th October.
3 At the Washi- gtou Market Third District, on WEDNEs-
DAY, I'D October.
l. the Nagazii" street Market Fourth District on MON
DAY 9Th October.
s. At the ST. Marys Market First District WEDNESDAY,
29h October.
,The Speakers vino invited address the above meet
iugs respectively will be the days preceding each
meeting. - ~ .
E. T. PARKER, President.
R. X. HOWELL, Secretary. CT Up
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MASS MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD AMERICAN
CLUB, at the DRYAnES MARKET, on THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, 9Th inst. ..T
ALL their political preferences what they may invited
to attend Several Speakers will address the meeting
JAMES BEGGS President.
VS. MITCHELL Secretary. Of 2p3t
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SADLEIEATN Ew 0RLEANs.--Th Dublin correspond
ent of the London Times says that respectable pro-
fessional man recently returned to Dublin from New
Orleans is ready to upon oathif upon that
during his residence in the latter place he had seen
John Sadler, (the defaultng brokerD bodily striding
through thestreets Of New Orleans. There could be,
he insists no mistake as he had been for many years
familiar with the marked features of that nevertobe
forgotten countenance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

THIRD WARD LuB.-The members Of the Third
Ward Club Of the American party are urgently re-
quested to meet this evening at hafpast o'clock, at
their hall over the Carroton Railroad Depot corner
of Perdido and Baronne streets Punctual attendance
is requested at the hour indicated, the Club has i'm
portant business to transact after which it will repair
to the grand mass meeting of the Fillmore Rangers
at the Claiborne street market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

NEW MOBILE HousE.-We take pleasure in refer
ring to the card of Mr. Geo w Thrift, to be found in
our advertising columns this morning. From our
knowledge Of Mr. p, his long practical experience in
business and his sagacity and integrity we feel en-
tirely warranted in commencing him to the favorable
consideration Of those of cur community who have
mercantile connections with Mobile, and who desire
their business done faithfully, promptly and honestly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

E'au and EV'iHterSitRss.
EB- Ra~- SO "a rG &g- va Eas Gts1p-
T. and IL Charities street,
Have Just opcel the largest al complete assortment
Of SILKS ever oerg,t hi. nArtc;, comprising in part
rS:Au DE MAIskENskIE ROBES
Cofoei, Chine, J8spc, Figured Pl"is, striped 1' Plain
TAFErAS POULT DE SOLE, eros GRAIN,
GROS GRAIN, eros nU kHiNhi
SAT1S DE CHINE and PEkIN 4 polls, in pieces and
in tiouuced Roles Co!ovcd aul bIac@ Plain
And Satin Striped MORE ANTIQUES;
BLACK SINS, O: all descriptions:
With select stoe, Of other DRESS GOODS such a,-
Vacancies, >Naiea and Polls tie Ni.evrc;
Plain, Figured, Color2J and Black NEHlNQS,
Cehmees Mouse! De 1@ine and lpocs French c''.ccc
exc,
EMBR OIDENI les,
Enfd Muslin and accuc re Aoirs, Ea>qIes She's ana
Sets; Plain &nI Embroidered Haudkercfeis Point Lace P"'
G2c and V"lcuceuncs !@res; Fo' Lace III" '"eoeeAH~"
Collars anil Sleeves; Real Lace NeiiN, etc.
-ALsO-
CLOAKs, TALMAS AND MANTlLLAS,
New styc snch rs riorcnues, >naao,, Canas Iylns,
ramrhys lsioteS, Zeb:tlers, A'"h"iI"' r"'ne' etc., in
ycIve Cio.l AMI SILK; Taije; a1I Cashmere sA'"H
Also
MIL L \ L L Y
Co,pri>a IN p,gi Rick Sk Satin AMI Velvet liou.t>, Rib
bans, Fowrc>, Fumes, exc. OF OF -l..l
pr. Osgood's Fudi0 CAot1gognc
Gu r L S
FEVER AND AGIE,
CHILL FEVER. DUMB FEVER,
INTERMITTENT AND REMLTTENr FEVERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, jAtNNlGE.
ENLARGEMENT or TnE LIVER,
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPLEEN,
and all the various forms Of
BILTO u S y S T. 4 > T. s.
This Invaluable medicine prepared from III extensive ac
ice Of several years in ;ous climate and is never ko~n /"
fail curing FEVER AND AGUE, amy OF tie diseases above
named
These WHO aye suffering from affections Of This kind, as a'so
those who become rvnid from their effects ' the con
/ st'ilion, will find tIie
gNDIA CE80GhGG&UE
most Invaluable remedy for purifying the 1ooo ana thor
oNghy cleansing from system the morbid effects OF billions
! climate
The wonderful effect OF CholngosUe IN e7a'ca' e IRON
the human systcr only txian lis eAHnf5!arY 'rE Il
the speedy thorough permanent {" Fever and Aqua
and INC y.reus grades Intermittent and Remnt FeHers
Ii hceu tested thousands, of eases, mud IS pronounce
by all WHO have used IT, 81 the greatest Fesr and Aqua
| remedies
| pa~ lie SIRE and ask for DR. OSGAQD'S INDIA CllOIA
COG +, h4re mary c0laerieits "ticTC ioF sale
! For sa]! in New OrleN:s, wholesale and retail Ny
| J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and i5 Cl.@rtses street,
| of oJ2,McWcFrSl;W General lsel.s III. SoIth.
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SiIEsr~-S iIkis---SiEfss.
wHapEg -GE1 RMlA MG EE VA,
IS5 Camp street, iS7
Has Just received and will open MONDAY the Oh ins a
beautiful assortment Of latest style
D RE S S S I L X s.
Satin Stripe and Chine Silk R 0BES;
Small Check SILKS, for Children;
Rich DE LANES and CASIiMERES
Freuch and English CALICDES;
New style RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, EMBRo1DERlES, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
oG 10 2p 80 Camp street
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ac(v OtIesll d aiIg Cresffltt.



lla n Is; % JAMS i 81
& n, u u y II ii u. i d CA MP SIRE ET
fsBs TERMS:
y, viii be regularly served 70 N me
y Ill early hour morning Sundays 1os
sIo year advance half and anarefiy ~ 'he
sans rates N 2eGens week. payable to the carriers.
per insertion in all cases.
III: 3foreyery subsequent iIsarten. 50 cents "
On the second page charged " Tor every
insertion. s5 IN 3. = !, -
advertisements pabhed 1T Will be charged sl PEI
square Tor avery serttan.
Irt viii be published one month, or
charged accordingly no or sub
scnton stopped until all arearages are paid at the
81 option of the proprietors.
Discount win made to regular advertisers
THE BAIEY CRESCENT
sruato which renders 1t desirable medium for adTer
Users las FAMILY PAPEai circulaes largely reaehing
many hundreds Of homes at early hour and BENG
before the approach Of business hours af'ces
for family may be published IN a's
columns.
WH E zee ESH n GRE - MI .s5
ID published every Monday morning year. invariably In
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou.
isians Mississippi, Akansas Alabama, Texas and other
states tprssents mode 70 advertisers Of making
their wares aid commodities known Advertisements in.
aeradfor s1 per square each Insertion: Ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

GUNSy CLoTH.-In our monetary column will be
found circular from Calcutta, of the Sth August
giving full details of the shipments of gunny bags
and cloth to the United States for the month of July
We do not think planters will have any cause for COM
plant of deficiency in covering for all the cotton
which they can gather.
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,F.eap Books

.FGp Books
A Z J. G. M O r G A n S,
Exchange Place, New Orleans
Now receiving from the Steamship Black WARRIOR all inc
LATEST PUBLICATIONS. together with renewed supplies OF
STANDARD BOOKS, ~
NOVELS,
= JUVENILE BOOKS,
etc, ETC., etc
O.
TIE MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, etc, etc.
J. c. MORGAN,
Is oraiSltW EXCHANGE PInce adjoining The Post Ohce,
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NJ sSrm-Hg II W. esr EI EG eng Coos
3j CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of FALla and WINTER CLo1'
ING, to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCK AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
RAGI4ANS AND 0NERCQATS;
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Erlen2ig VESTS
SHIRTS.
SupcrHuc Ii~en and Linen Bosom Shirts
Colored French and English Muslin
Melino Silk Shaker Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
.SUAWIS-Mens Travelling SIIAWIS end MACDS; ..
Rich Silk CIR AWAITS and SCARFS;
Rich silk Albert Opera and Napoleon les;
Cashmere mud Print ROBES DE ClIAABl}E.
nS 1paoll,u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

BEN. DEBAR's .AssAILANr DEAD.-Edward Morton,
the actor at St. Louis who recently attempted to kill
DeBar the manager Of the ST. Louis theater died on
Monday week from congestion of the brain, superin-
duced by opium eating.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

FsenOueGE EscM30Ue1S I:
FROM NO. IL nc IT ROYAL STREET.
\ supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE. IN quarts
and pints constantly hand wicl equal the best tLnt
cones this market
Also
OTTER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il Il A n ID ES:
sAzERC of The Vintage Of 1895 1873 and lsJs and other
brands. -
w NfS K ":
Of all desert ols--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALI, and PORTER, in pimts and quarts.
Also.
On hand rly assortment Of the best WINES and Ill
QUORS the market, which will he sold reasonable
terms as Any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
t- o,,f No. IT Royal
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FsalEy: Fsaf5g!! RsaEyyH!

The FILLMORE RANGERS will assemble at hafpast
O'Clock P. NJ. WEDNESDAY, sh inst, in LAFAYETTE
SOU ARE march in procession Claiborne Street Market
All Fillmore and Donclson Clubs in the city and vicinity
invited TO with them and join in the procession.
Z. 7. PARKER, President.
r X HOWELL Secretary OF 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-08

A friend just returned from q tour in McNairy,
Hardin, Decatur and Henderson counties, in this
State assures us that beyond all doubt there will be
large gains for Fillmore in those counties over Gentry
vote. The news from all quarters is cheering beyond
our most sangune expectations. The immemoral and
inextingushable love Of the Union is fast becoming
aroused in all directions and we do not believe now,
if our friends will work as they know how to work,
all the powers Of Sag Nchtism and Disunion can
beat Mr. Fillmore His election is necessity of the
Republic. memphis Eagle, lst inst
The same Union feeling is working powerfully for
Mr., Fillmore in Louisiana and in all the Southern
States It appeals directly to the patriotism of the
conservative, rejecting and intelligent classes, and
necessarily stimulates them to action.
With the Eagle, we regard the election OF Mr. Fill
more as state necessity We believe that he, and
he alone, can tranquilize the troubled waters, har
monze the difficulties between the North and the
South, aud thus bring permanent repose upon oul
distracted country. Believing this, we have sup
ported, as we shall continue to support unto the end
his claims upon. the American people with all the in
fuence and ability NC can bring to bear