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ADVERTISEMENT
105 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CTRE on
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!

EVERY KNOWN DISEA SCI.
The undersigned, having been appointed sole Agent
Nashville, for the sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended IN Or Freees Combined sy stem Practice
Physicians and Families would respectfully them
such of our citz- need restorative to heath.
These preparations pounded the recipes of
the most celebrated Physicians nd Surgeons Europe
and America, and will eCeyy kioUn disease that
all within the each ofTemedies These Preparations have
been tested for by Professor Freese other cee
brated Physicians Of country their daily practice
and have been found invariably enectuaI
For further particulars Dr. Presses Combined Sys-
tenn Of Practice-toge her with Cards, Posters, sc.
Both the Bock edicine Chests, Medicines may be
had of the undersigned his Drug slore, in Nashville
JOHN ]. BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building, College st.,
unel6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

We would particularly call the attention Of our
readers TO remedy known a McLean's Strength
enips Cordial and Blood Purifier. It is certainly
valuable remedy. We therefore say TO all, call at
the agent's and test for yourselves its intrinsic
me rits We ask our lady read rs to try 1t. See
the advertisement in another column. nov. 9-lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

20 City and Country Merchants will remember
Trapue d Lucu7' Auction Tuesday morning, at
o'clock November 10th, and continue for three
DAYS Those fine VI lvet and wool carpetngs will
be sold at 81 o'clock Tuesday morning, aud Wednes-
day at p o'clock they sell Three lhou'an dollars
worth of goods for uucurrent money, as advertised
In another column.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

TuFArRE-The Empire Minstrels, who have
been dcightiug audiences at the Odd Fellows dali.
will appear at the Theatre for three ni-hts, com
meuciug tonight This troupe is one of the very
best that has ever played tune, or cracked joke,
IN Ndshvill,, ami of course al who are pirual to
such cutertainments-and their name Is legion -
will give them hearing during the remainder OF
their stay The bill for tonight "rich and rare.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
OfficiaIJOurnaIf OrPubIishing the
Post Office Letter List.
Notice TO Transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
the time they handed u-otherWise they viii no
be Inserted Transient JOB Wok be paid for on deli
very.
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Agents w anted.

We Vsh % empl8y Travel az AGENT In each couHty
W q Midde felneisse, sslo oar ior ooFn and
Ceb Aiil.
We WITH ia at eases, 10 en- ploy shn pernanent
idrnts ~ "a cpunias 10 which thsy pkoe 10 operate
10 such eE cas- 10 sih oneF ptfeak meats 70 ca
gags 10 tbs ba=iness. Apply %
J. g. BALDWIN 4 Co
Get Se~ tnsasl@. No 81 celiege a. AaEhVille.
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SoUrH-W EsrEnN DOLLAR WEEELY.-This il the
title of a newsp per just started at Murfre"sboro'
by Messrs T. NJ. HUGuEs and w. r. GUILTY. It
IS 60 be '-udeprudent in politics, an ePitome OF
literature, science arts, agriculture, aud the gen
eral news of the day" Il is neatly printed with
new type on good paper, and is Of good size. We
heartily wish il a full measure OF success.
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Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists il every branch of Photography and
whole and retail dealers in AmbrotyPe, Meainotype,
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods; Apparatus and
Chemicals, of every kind variety and description
the abOvs Arts All orders win be promptly filed and for
warded any part Of the country the very lowest
ket rates. for cash, which the respectfully
vted. Also Agents for the sale of eanoyp4 spher
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sepA. % Union street, Nashville, Tenn
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vesaS<s W Notwithstanding TO-
E-S a'9 600 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in Al Invslids, mechanic
farmers and teachers wishing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant busines, bling them
the country, and make money at the time. A
gents in the business clearing from $500 81 $50
per year For full particulars Of Books address
H. NJ. RULISoN, Queen City Publ hing House, 14l Main
street, Cincinnati Ohio; or, if living East, RULIsON,
Philadelphia sept21.
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SIO REWARn

tTRAyED from the pasture OF J. A Payne, the
, lst Of August last, BAYHoRsE, with snip aud
bemish in the left eye, one both, hind feet white,
saddlemarks his back, fJxtrots, and walks we'll
Oct 6-f. WM. T.. WRIGHT.
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Wheat and Gram Wanted.

1--WE subc oilers viii az ali times pay the highest price
4 in eAsh Tor HAeH torfi oats and Rye, delivered
81 their Ais corner Lice aHd Cherry NashyIllc
Apply either the mill al ". Il. Gordon 60 =, AarkeJ
street CARIER, BAUMAN : %.
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4 HANDSOME supply Of Fall and Winter Goods Gen
\ tlemens' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
Also, good assortment Of tloths, Casjneres AMI Vest
nRs all Of which will be made up order in tile APP
prOveistyle, by T. J. HOUHH, CERT,
septlT. No. II Cedar stree, Nashville
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NEW BOOKS.

QUITS BY the author of the Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. Tale OF louisiana.
GUY LIVING sTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The step Mothers Reward.
NOTHING TO SAY. Doestcks.
THE GREYsOS LETTERS. By Heary Rogers.
THE WORLD IN POCKET BOOK
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS Bruhan.
TIE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES
MABEL VAUGHAN. BY the author Of Lamplighter.
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
oc'1T ra Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

COLE Leather, ycrF superior, Tray Top;
- Brouzri, Black aud Pat Leather do,
single aud Double TOPS Just received 5y
JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct29 - College street
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Shertms sale.

DY viEue ~ AZ eKseation aud order o. sale g ae al
ID rected iron Josiah feFr-ss ASA, IL Aver ii Jo Il
hrosn against baften Moore via on ne isth dav =
November n1zt expose % sale, sc tie rrsl1enee 81 ys
Mier, ir.. klEenes hear NASHVILLE he hlshest biiI
for cash. AZ Tie Interest ful hat 5ussEh nrta
in ana 70 EeEFe saEzn aarueG tiaFret zud her -,
chaFsn HAY ani Ia Il esins tEe I psrf tfsFsef 80
property s be soa % satisfy said enecatio Al o+I-
q sais. sale silhin legal hoaFt.
). q. EnaEoNDsQE Sheriff
octlo- =. - 4. A. eAsifBzLL. D b
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nIYInEND NOTICE.

TVNHE Nashvire Commercial Insurance Company have
day declared dividend Of eight per cent the
capital STOCK the prohts for the last monhs
noy2 I'm. JAMES WALKER, sec'y.
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COnIl! COaHlYl

ENHE citizens of Nashville have opportunity
providing themselves Nith fuu supply Of GOOD
COAL for the slneg, By application the andersiFne
or }. 81 hAh hlNs, AZ tBs Coal once, Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Depot.
aus2s-u q. = -, MARTIN. Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
JOHN YORK & CO,
Book Sellers, Binders and Blank
Book Il anufacturers,
NO. IS, Union Ste, Nashville, Tenn.

FOR NOVEMBER.
Emerson & Pa mans Month, for November, PorteIs
Spirit Of the Times Harpers Journal Civilization just
received BY nov5 JOHN YORK d co.
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81. GtIOud HOtel.

sideyat q she pressure tshtness in uoRe
q tsry matters together with the qgsat decline in
price o. produce the price OF board will be reduced
IRON a. % GO e. 90 per day transient yCrs and from
IS 90 10 a. 90 per week 10 permanent day boaTders
uct2B-tL H.. 4. SCOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
FOX RENT.

A HOUSE 10 EdgeheId, wit 10 a f-w minutes walk OF
n the Public Square, containing rooms, besides kitch
J. FELLOWS
noyG-f. No p Cherry street.
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SherifG's Sale.

DX virtue or order 81 sale % ne directed gys-, >
ID csFk q The Circuit Cont 0s Davidson e1unty So
tsEabeF term 1851 IN TIE SAT- Of 7. Hamiin "a ID
kuuseys % attachment, Wli che lIth 81 IL frrs
oashs oer for sle q tie highest bsdar 81 ta soT R
% Wa Leyett, Msrket sFezt Ia Nash Is = 49,.
q tFoczrtes md arfA1isz asEalF Eeu 81 ftsl3s -.
and sundry ARISES q Furniture sale g eeaan IL ~
o'eioek. JOHN x. EDMUNuEON .Ehsria.
noyi-dis- - &. II. ca GPHGLI. ID p /
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PAPER HANGING.

4 LII kiuds Of Plain and Decorative Paper Hauring
= ia the best the pest prices b.
n h. fRAkkLIA.
orders lsl a. IA. Hears, No. n Dead -rsk street viii
be pronpLy attended e..
HEEEAEkcEB.
MEssEs A, z. CRoLiEA, d BuExs
) - WINS, hoas sea.
octe9. Z. 81. GoHHF
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EnEf RENT.
JISr RECEIVEn.

Two ROOMS ON VINE STREET, between Church an
street Sept 22-tf
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CISTERNS.

TTNHTS the favorable time build your Csterns. The
i GREAT CIsTFHN HUHDER, HUGH L. BEATTY. Is now in
hi city, prepared bald them Of all E4es Appl
made b. note, herWise, to H. @. Scovel, viii
receive prompt attention. lune25 6m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
Fresh AErdva1s2@
At
McCLURE'S MUSIC SALOON,

OF those justly celebrated Pianos, Steinway Son,
" A Il. t,ale 4 Co, and soebbeler 4 Smith, Of New
York. which the attention Of purchasers invited
Also the largest assortment Of Sheet Music, Music
Books, Victims, Accordeons, Flutes, Clareonetis, Fageo
IS, Drums, ana BaDos, all OF which win sold tbs
lowest rates II you Nish bargain and the best Musical
Instrument call at CHE CID Storey No s. Union
street. JAMES A. MCCLURE. 3
N. B. have every size and pattern Of Meodeons man
ufacured BY Carhart, Eeedham Co., New York which,
sell at their retail prices. Also large assortment OF
Feather busters. IA ii.
SeptIS.
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NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!!
AT
VERY LOW PRICESll


VIE subscribers have just received by direct porta-
ton from Europe and selected from the best houses
IN New ork and Philadelphia the lagest assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods opened In this city. Weca
the attention Of hOusek and shall feel great plea
sure in showing our goods to all visitors.
A large supply Of Tea Trays and Walters.
single or sets OF all sizes very cheap.
Office NTnSs soup Tureens, Covered Dishes, Oyster
Dishes, Coffee and Tea Pots, Panshed Block Tin and
Brittania
ElD1e Warmers, Chamber Sets, Bread and Cake
Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canisters and ali made OF
Japanne Ware in the newest style.
Sausage Cutters, and Suffers at reduced prices.
hnfe Boxes and Baskets, MarSet and Clothes Faskets
Ware.
Cast STEEL Iron and Brass Fire Irons; Fine Iron
stands Hrouzed aud steel Sith marble Bases
CustOrss Cut and stamped Glass, Plated, Britannia
81 all qualtfes Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups &C.. &C.
He'd Cords. Sifters, Clothes Pins Ge dc; With ND.
wards Of 1000 dn rent articles either use or ornament
in house kept x.
n, taraIcs-We have the largest supply Of Paror and
Shaaocr Crates selected in New YORK, Cincinnati
Ftttabufgh, which We viii sell a. reduced prices
Gar STOCK Of Heating and Cooking Stoves Is com
pie e either for Coal God; Our Wrought Iron stove
HE Asmnesseau sun maintains the pre-emi.
neEcel and Is sod as rapidly make then.
octZs. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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RnARnING.
LAnIIN, ~ OAsEs.

TWELVE or fourteen gentlemen can be pleasantly
roomed and o-rded az 81 Gay street near the Cspl
toll. LCcIU-tLl JAS. +. kkRLY.
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200 GrGbSS!!

"GLLOTT's" BEST STEEL PENS; ar oag the lot SOM
Ia vorite nuub beers. Just received and for sale By
Octqs &c CHARLES ". SMITH.
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Wheat! Wheat!
White Seed Wheat.
Wheat! Wheat!

Wheat! Wheat!
nn REAAh BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, de-
4 OSss OOO livered At my store by 10th Of July
for which the highest market price will be paid. Sacks
furnished
r. @. DANDY.
uylJ. No 50 Coll -
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Broadway House.

'INHIS Nez Ho,el is open for the reception OF
boarders, being situate in central 10 atty 10 -
all he dlueTent Railro ds convenient TO the Medical ~
college the post aud the river, renders 1t the
erabe place in the city for travellers and day boarders
Members Of the Legislature, Stu tents and the travelling
public generally tly requested t. visit this house.
pains w be spared to render all who comfortable
and c0utented WAi z. BRANCH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

DIARIES FOX 1898.
sized Diaries 1883. Also, Cumberland Almanacs
for 1885, for sale by
ocl26 no CHAs W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

HEOHOVyay's Ointment and PiIIs.-TaIk Of
annexation ndeed These remedies have peacefully an
nexed al nations tribes communities, and eommonwealths
OF the hum They the sole ralying point
In favor Of which mankind unanimous.
sold at the mandatory SO Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all druggists 25c 62Kc., and 81 per box. Al
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

SNYDER G FRIZZELL,
No. 81, Public Square,
A Re in receipt Of their Fall and Winter stock OF
y BOOTS and SHOES, all Of which made expressly
for the retail trade, conss ing in part of
Ladies Buttoned heel, Caters
Congress -
- Sid Laced 4" a"
Con Caters, without heels;
- Side and Front Lace Caters, without heelsi
Kid and Goat Boots;
Boots, with heels;
Slippers,
" without heels:
White Kid and Satin Slippers;
" Caters;
FOR MTSSES.7
Kid and Goat Welt Bootsi
" with hees;l
Lasting alters Of all kinds
Plain School shoes.
ALSO, -.-
Boys Congress Gaiters;.
=" Calf BTOgans:
Thick Boots and Bregans;
Fine Calf Boots;
Also, good stock Of Shoes for children.
THICK BROGANS AND BOOTS,
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation use Dutch Boots,
for Also, mems thick Boots. stocA Of thick
Brogans, very superior article viii be sold to
suit the times.
oct2 SNYDER & FRJZZELL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R,medr for y, spepsia.

A Rtmedy for Dy spepsia.
TGsRHAvE's HOLLAND the simple, de-
igtfuand eetuai remedy for dyspepsia before the pub
Lc Many most worthy citizens restifying to its
efficacy To persons subject nervous and sick headache,
it is a valuable medicine.
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WOOL! WOOL!!

x 0OO LBS o. clean WuoL saalsd, fos Whieh1
J,UJO sni pay iAs hisbsaac4lhIEler
isy0. d. DANDY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

MrnPHs, Nov. John Able vas acquitted To-
day. All passed quietly.
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Also, McLeau's Volcanic OH Liniment.
~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, 81. Louis, No.
~ Por sale ia Louisville BY BELL, TALBOT 4 CO.,
Springer 4 Bro, aud Raymond Patton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25


NEW GIsOCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackne BISCUITS: English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphaia HAMS;
RAISINs, Figs and Prunes in Jars aud Fancy Boxes;
snd variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIAI.S.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE % Baronne ST.
jy2O Ct T.. L. BEEt!IER Agent.
ID r. PERPETRATORS. - WE HAVE IN STORE
IL and regularly receiving full supply Of Macdona,S
improved .
GALVANIZED IRON REF R1GERATORS,
the best and convenient article in for cooling and
serving meats milk, butter, fruits, wines ETC.
They arranged that the drppings from the ice
slowly through SHELF keeping them at the coolest point,
aud causing an temperature through the whole apparatus,
while they the purpose Of warcooereach Re ri
eeator being furnished with in close proximity the ice
box from whence cold all times he had without
additional ice.
This article been before the public for the last ten
and proved by experiment be far in advance Of MI others
G. FLINT II JONES,
700 o,9r md rec.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
IBy THE NATIONAL IINH.l

NEW YORK, July 24.-The Royal mail steamship
Asia from Liverpool on the afternoon of the 18th,
has arrived. Her news has been anticipated by the
Circassian, which brought dates of the 18th, and
which was telegraphed from St. Johns Newfound-
land late on the night of the 22d inst by the Ameri
can Telegraph Company and the National Company's
lines to New Orleans, and published exclusively by
the Associated Press of New Orleans in the morning
issues of the 2Sd We have by the Asia the following
dispatch from London.
LONDON, July 18th, M-Money is easy and below
bank rates. Speculations in stocks is partially sus-
pended until further news from India is received.
Additional by the Circassian.
New YORK, July 24.-We learn by the Circasslan
that Madeline Smith had been tried at Edinburg,
Scotland, for poisoning, and acquitted.
DR.. Samuel Lover, the Irish novelist and poet, took
passage on the Asia for New York.
Washington News
WASHINGTON July 24.-An official letter has been
received from Gov. Walker Of Kansas, defending
himself against the structures of the South.
Mr. Wright, Minister to Prussia, will leave for Der.
lin on the LIST of August.
Later from Kansas
ST.. LOUIS, July 24.--The Republican learns that
everything is still quiet in Kansas.
Gov. Walker is still at Lawrence with 400 dragons,
awaiting the action of the people.
He will soon attempt to collect the taxes.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK July 24-Cotton dull. Flour and Corn
both dull. Oils heavy. White Wheat, 81 95; Mil
waukie Club, 81 81; Chicago Spring 81 40. Pro-
visions quiet. Sugar &c lower. Lard steady. Rice
Al to 52c. Freights inactive.
CINCINNATI July 24-Flour, Sc rs to Sc SIS: Corn,
70 to Is New Wheat, 81 20; Kentucky New, 81 %;
Whisky, 25a to 26c. Provisions very firm. Money
easy. Exchange unsettled.
ST. LOUIS, July 24-Flour, Sc to Sc 31s Wheat,
81 81 to 81 5O Corn, sc to 75c; Oats, 6S to zoe
Tobacco, s. so to SIS; Hemp, $40 to $l3s.
River Intelligence.
vIcKsBURG July 24.-The R. w. Powell passed
down at G this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25

THE FREE-SoIL ENDORSEMENT OF BUCHANAN AND
WALkER.-The Charleston News, in commenting on
the endorsement by the New York Post aud other
Freesoil Democratic papers, Of the Buchanan and
Walker policy in Kansas, says:
That the irrational Democracy are seeking
through the Federal authorities to make capital at
the North, is now beyond question and already are
there indications that those of the South who do not
submit to the wrong and insult are to be ostracsed
in the party But neither the South nor the Southern
Democracy are helpless The balance of power in
the Democratic party-yes, and in COngress-is in
the hands Of the South and at the South, the bal
ance of power is in the State Rights men. As it is
dared and threatened let the game of enasculation
commence. The day OF timidity, distraction and cor
ruptibty at the South has passed, and her States
and people are determined to be no longer hood
winked by politicians, terrified by presidents and
national parties. They hold balot-box strong
enough to check the juggernaut wheels of the gov
eminent, and if that fails them, they have numbers
and resources enough to break it. The President may
succeed, by the aid of the Black Republicans in Con
gress, in making Kansas an anti.slavery State but
such victory will be eathknell to his administra-
ton and party. 1t is all very well to urge that
Walkers cause is essential to the success and main
tenapce of the Democracy in Kansas by catching its
Northern elements, and that even the Pro Slavery
party is fighting under his banner. The cloven foot
of Freesoilism and of party-spoilism will not thus
be hidden from the eyes of the Southern people. The
triumph Of the party there will neither make the
pill acceptable, the detection from the platform and
inaugural pardonable, nor the political treachery
tOlerable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25
The sAr.ny H,ll'--rhe injunction.

We shall publish, in Mondays Double Sheet Ores
cent, the act Of the last Legislature " Relative to
Elections in the Parish of Orleans universally
known as the atrocious" Army Bill n--and the peti.
ton Of Mayor Waterman, through his counsel to the
Fifth District Court praying for injunction against
the Central Board Of Commissioners and the Superin-
tendent of Elections, which was granted. We shall
also publish an immense amount Of other important
matter, relative to the position of the Democratic
party South on the Buchanan WalkerKansas treach-
cry, well as our usual quantity of foreign and do
nestle news literary local and Geographic items, and
interesting intelligence generally!
We shall also publish the largest edition on Monday
ever known in the annals of newspaperdom in New
Orleans at this season Of the year. We have orders
already for large numbers Of extra copies, which will
the paper to circulate through all parts of the
South and West. This is fact, we suggest, worthy
the attention Of advertisers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25

UNPARALLELED AssuRANcB.-We clip the follow
ing from an article in the Franklin st Mary parsh)
Attakapas Register:
Some of the Know, Nothing papers in this district
have declared their intentions to conine themselves
exclusively to the discussion of matters of State
policy leaving us to infer that the nationality of the
order is abandoned and we are as yet unadvised of
the particular principles upon which Mr.. Burke is
put forward for Congressional honors. Is he opposed
to the Kansas BILL and is the contest again to turn
upon that question, OR does he run upon some mat
ter of State poicyN In either case let us know his
position, and if he ignores the Kansas question, what
bright particular principle of State policy" he now
represents and what the State policy Of Louisiana
has in common with the Congressional election.
The idea of a Democratic editors asking an Ameri-
can candidate for Congress whether he is opposed
to the Kansas bl'' is really rich now that Kansas
has been sold to the Freesoers of Robert ]. Walker
an appointee of President Buchanan and President
Buchanan has endorsed the sale made by his agent
Walker!
The Kansas bill !" why the very mention of the
name is enough to make every true southerner sick
at heart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25
The weekly Cre0e.nt,

AF The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic by mail and telegraph, together with
great amount Of valuable and interesting
matter. $780,
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office, No. 10 Camp street, at ]. G. Morgan's book
store, adjoining the Post-Ofice.