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, 1860-09-28

CURloEa LOVE ArfA1R The Fall River Rt<.l
relates An odd allure du t33r which lately &C
oarF5d In that city. Two Ycuug ladies' tell
equally and deeply in lore with ceu,,ern sn
wao visited them very frequently. Beng mu
tually Acquainted with eaca Others passion. AID
beiog witnal strong friend:, ta.y ronaaticaliT
resolved 10 draw lois TO decide which ahouI.,
have hf4n. Ths fortunate ono lost no time in
making known to him the reau OF tho driving.
and be then Informed her that b waA already
engaged to third lady.
, 1860-09-28

W1GWAn to be Dedicatod.
The Republicans Of Union, Acuenry county,
dedicate their Wigwarn this evening. William
Bross, Esq, Of Chicago. and offers, are to nd
dress the meeting. A grad tina generally
may confidently 10 expected.
, 1860-09-28
FOR NETT CASH ONLY

ZOO Pieces Nader Prints II een.a
p-s. rt{es Nader Ps1as =oer1 war.ratsd sx.
penseEsguhr pE:ce, and 10 cents.
1000 PES .choies ssyles Philip Allen and American In.
ToEk Pr.u-A regular aillinx Style, tsr = Gen..
seasrs bs,t MesrlIaek Ps:zts, ser 10 celts:
100 pl.eea: nsv stJlea BE7h: Coorr, PRINTED CASH
AEHE>,fos o.e ssilLk-ss&aat pee, II k1ll.n1s.
Eopte*' Hswes aId Bat Styles. Manchester. Hamil.
lH p:ice two azll nS. and II. eu,
20 Pesea Nohaisa :or 10 cents.
Ito ps. F. W,dta Ess:al Nssnoa yas. ler Er,s..
god QuAt1. Ter IT, ed.-werh =. 81.
ITO p0. F1:s White F1anne, III Hoal .LIlll1x ou,l '
fos3 th.LInxa- 4NN"'
10. pr. Heavy Ked Twil:ei FIaursx fer
G1peEce-woftn ahtItnEs.
I'LL oec*s Good Bltaa.td sair.ns tsa cent s7aI:y fe,
6lxpe-ee. ~
1ooo r!sers. Era Width ani Quality, BIEAcuEp
tH1hfItG, worth Is cents. tor 10 etcts.
1J peeea Pest zod >h!rlrk. FADE In tie Ueed Stae.
3Md ~Es. for en-. aalng eSulAr. ptt.s ona khilhc
k1dsfspsn.e,
soa fisces 9eHnins GUI0NS AND RICHARDSON'S
line, PURE LlNESo, for ~. ii. and n -Futth
faHt ahGftu :. - E--~
, 1860-09-28
3lrfa8 Trihu&tb
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1860.



Tho supporters Of Lincoln, although assured
"a his SUCCESS, % not give sufficient wegltto
tia causes which will make that success as.
1onishlng tohis most sacguine friends, by rea-
ron Of Its completeness They do not anywhere
East CT Wess-inelude in their calculations
tho manifest growth Of the sni.slayery senti-
shenh nor the edec: which will be everywhere
Produced by the firm conviction among the
people, that thcr4 il g1eat present necessity
dor change in the administration Of national
utta:1s~ Ths li1zs CAUSE Of which VIC speak 10
powerful Tho silent hut rapid increase Of
those who subscribe to tho Republican idea is
tbs source Of wonder and alarm to all Who
have szt themselves up to oppose it. Men
sTuywhere arc learning to hAte that foul
thing, human slavery. They zee IN its e1ter'
fion cause Of evil to the sns!aEed, the elsve-
holder AID to the body polite; aud despite the
logical Ingenuity and disreputahle subterfuges
Of tho defenders Of the lnfquitous system, they
viii not consent to 1ta extension to territory
now free. Entreaty AID expostnlation will
have no effect, and demands lacked up by
threats will bu: increase tie torcs Ct their will
10 star tho wroac where it is. Tho avowa. Of
Republicans in all their conventions and Eli.
zhoritatiye platforms, that tie pclicy Of thopar-
II docs no: comprehend interference with the
institution where it exists; that Republican,
ism is conservative, not aggressive; that it is
ohtd:ent 10 Law and that it loves justice and
order. arc sufic;ont Tor ,bcu. Tte other clnss
-tlloss who see with alarm the cosruptions
and pecnlations at Washington, the prosti-
tuition Of tho Presidential function to Congress
a:oaal bribery, tho enormous Increase Of the
, 1860-09-28
- We find the following IN sha Mobile
R<gistr Of recent date:

Rtgist<r Of recent date:
We learn tha! full grown sud blown
aAJS'eo, black ~ ebony, and bearing extraor.
dlnary powers from The august Jetffard Of
Hayt, made bis appearance il Mobile yester.
uaT, AID as!rscsed considerable attention. His
business here was to promote the emigration
OF iree negroes to Hayti, and he represented
mat Tesasl was in readiness to transport such
en'grants thither as might choose to avail
that the agent waited upon his HoEor tho
Mayor. y ho politely Girec.ed him to his Wo7-
nip the ss:r,f Of Mobile County, who inform
ed him thxt tho laws of the State Ut Alaham
o!a Hos recognise or look favola5iy upon the
objects q his embassy, and advised him that
speedy departure from within the limits of tlis
eommon"ealth would probably best comport
with tho tenor and spirit of the statutes thereof.
Ine AaJieo improved the hiat made his way.
and3r Escort Of the Chef Of Puice, to tie n:ail
boat, sud BY tbs time this reaches the ere Of
the raader, viii probably b in Crescent Ci.y."
, 1860-09-28

RxNAzKAnts OccrnnExcE ALpER4Ks Re-.
TURNING MosKT TO TIE TRxAsuer.-lt IS Known
that tue Common C-uc Gil seos committee to
the Brascn SANITARY Convection, AID appropri.
ated e, 500 for their expenses. TODAY Alder.
man S:xsr, member Of tha. committee. r..
turned 81 $500 a. "une1pended-"-Esol lori
Ersaiag Pos. i S1turaay.
, 1860-09-28
NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.

oGmo IcDlihn EeJIle-3eaoe1a u susA ae"a-
papers as the New York Express and the Chi
cazo Times and UeroM-stil believe, or pre-
fsss to b,licve, that MI. Douglas stands rea";
.onable chance Of carrying New York aud
Pennsylvania. Press them for zeason and
they will perhaps cite the election .eturaa Of
1856, addips the Know Nothing and Demo-
.,ra::c strength together. Thus-New York:
T:eroat, 276,0o7; Buchanan and Flllm-re,
$40, ,4s2, 2,-uejority against Fremont 44,475.
pen1eylyania: Fremont 147,579; Buchanan
aud Fillmore. sle, ,ss5, majority against Fne-
mont, lG5,al5. And these mejoritier, they
claim, it will be impossible to overcome. We
treas this estimate seriously, because it has
leen seriously pondered over by every Doug
las man wao eau read. 1t is one Of those prop
ositions which, Though too absurd 10 bring
aga:ns. It tue whoe force Of reason, are Jet
atontiy adhered to By large body Of earnest
balievers. We a1ail attempt to demenstrate
is utter tsllacy.
Tbis estimate assumes, that all the men in
t4oEe two States who voted for Fillmore.
" ,u.d havs voted for Buchanan IN preference
IL tceerncr:; TINT nll who opposed Frsmon.
will opp5=: Lincoln; thst only the same NUN.
b.r Of men, and the same men, who voted four
vears ago will vote this year; and that all who
do not vote 1or Lincoln will vots in body for
a single opposing candidate. Very desperate
must cause be which requires combination
9! all ess impossible conditions 10 shed a
slnsls #! Of hope upon it Nov it is well
kuorn tt st majority Of the Fillmore men Of
Eew York ari Pennsylvania preferred Fire.
m.nt to Buchanan. In Pennsylvania, at the
preaching State ele. :icn they went 10 far Al
to torn joint leaent with The Republicans.
Ia y tbousands Of our most Jealous opponents
ii 1856, arc DOW Is z:eleus!y laboring With us.
Not less than seventy-ivs Thousand more
vo!ss wll tsis year be pol:ed in those two
Stated, tk.n were polled four years ego. Add
40 earthly power could now make our: oppo-
nents unito 81 we cro united, on ono candi-
date. The men who voted for Fremont stand
to-day slmcst As 4 unit; but tho men who
vo5ed hr Fillmore and Buchanan hare 10
changed their rlacss, that there ia Lett no rel.
bic basis for calrulntieg the strength Of lhe
xemnante-
But we hare certain data by which the vote
for Lincoln may be estimated with tolerable
ACCURACY. First let us ,ake New York. In
Il .1te .
, 1860-09-28
Hon. Owen LoVe1oy In TazeWell Co.
IColrsspQplepca Qt ihe Plsa. md TfiluaeI

PxKts, S. .pt. Is. 1861
KTazewell County is not Repub!icaaizsd this
FALL j: will not be for want of e1ertion ard thor
ough canrassing On tho part Of the friends OF
frss labor. Last Saturday Hon. orea LovejoJ
addressed the people Of Tazswel1 county for
two hours aad a hAlf. 5000 people. coDsiatinz
OF delegations from every town in the county ,
listened with wrapt attention to the irresistible
eloquence, wit and sarcasn of this bold cham
pioa Ct Central Illinois. Never, perhap0, in
one speech Ct equal length, wsre the deep seat
ed prejudices growing cut Of cbsrges Of negro
equAiltJ, ama1gamation, and the other hydras
away, and the principle Of the Republican fa,th
% firmly established, a. in this single eff,rt Of
Mr.: LorejoJ's-
1h9 procession formed at IL L. L., uuder The
Chief Marshal, Thomas Beers, Esq assisted by
an efficient corps Of aids. First came Vice
Awakes. snesker's carriages, bsnd Of music,
twenty six iadies aud gentlemen on horseback,
car OF little girls farmers carriages and wagons,
forming altogether fre oavalcsde, nearly three
u3iles lang.
In tho evening 4essrs. Mead and Durham of
Peoria, deliyeraa epirited addresses, indicating
b. the ring and tous Of their speeches the kind
Of mettle composing the Peoria delegation.
Five hundred Wide Awakes, Illuminating the
streets with their Repablcal torch fires, para
6ed The oily in every direction, closing th= ex-
erctses Of the day NTH their brilliant appear
auce. This wRs glorious day for cid Tuzaweu
aad oEe which will tell ia November.
L. i. IT.
, 1860-09-28

Tn G RAT Dox-Ths Maeoub (M.) journal
gives tho following account Of tho rnceut ID.
peasancs Of Do. Morrison 1t that pl.ee:
The great Don, 1aouetaehe, swsggerin9 misu,
taxdry fob chsin and ali, cana aesordin9 to 40.
Potatneat, and went withous let or hlndrance.
, 1860-09-28

| American and G0@ctttt Gne OF the best poS'ed.
most cautious ED thoroughly conservative
| jouinals IN the Uaited Slater, speaking ct the
result Of the contest in PennsylranIa, tays:
Our information from al parts Of the interior
il as complete q practlcable, and exttnds in de-
tail to most Of the counties. The organization
is better than for Jesrs past, ind the enthusi-
~ Of coming victory, has no parallel but that Of
1910. And IN the northwest ard western por-
tiops Of the STATE, the feeling even exceeds shat
| memorable period. Oar confidence in the re.
sult is confirmed by cl the intelligence from
every quarter, and we have The best reason to
believe that Ar- Cartin's majority will range
from $1,000 to 10000. aud nxy far exceed it.
| His election is beyond doubt by large rnsjori-
iJy, the extent Of which may bs determined by
| various contingencies. None Of them can re-
| ducs his strength. and GENE Of them may aug
nent it materially.
WuAT DIP HE AEAS.-1n tha early part Of
the campaign Mr. Douglas ssid that the Presi.
| dental contest WAS the only fga& he MAS ever
| compelled to lock upon without taking hand
| in. As immediately after making the abore
| declaration be commenced stumping the couu-
Try for himself, aud has followed it up u: il this
| hour, 1hat did he mean?
Cox1so 1owx.-Tae Constitut;on sonsludes
*uhs ZIG oacGaAo0 u A!uEoAA fuA.0 uot Qlsao1S0
| the Union, but might excite to an unprecedeut.
ed degree the apprehenaions and indignation of
| N. Snnth.
| u.o
| aAScoeA eooS71.--A if1eno "t1sss Us Hon
st. Ma1y's, that in that township there are
! tHo Lincoln men for every one Of a1l other
| saripes- We have aecessiors daily to the Lin
coin ranks, and will say in truth that old Haa-
| ccck will be redeemed by at least 200 maior-
| ;+,n
| Inc NEW fo5K 1TsoRHe, IN hs recent estl"
mA:e 81 toe so'e VI .ne n"pi1s e1sse. po.oo"n
t cnau'aoqua 'of o'ooo majority ior Llneoln'
eo.'esponuea' u W. 'ameS''"n "0a'"os s45a
''eD !" 100 .'"' ooao'3uauA "1n g'se' !" Inc
,o"ess oAeala''on: joH' '"''t'a"7 ,'''ors'y ,of
''ae..a ~. A1e .1AuN' v'sA ~0' eoAA0~"''on Aae
| oPFoe1s''n 49,
.WHx TIE sou7u SHOULD SUPPORT DousIAs.-
The Mobile lftga!er, the leadl73 Douglas organ
Of the South, IN recommending It.. candidate
s2ys, that "Judge Douglas oN:;S MORE
SLAVES THAN ALL TIE RESI- THE
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 3. ETH
Err"
A Cox7kAsE.-l1on. Charles q. Carroll Of LIZ
ingston county. New Io'k, a grandson OF the
old Revolutionary Charles II. Carroll of Carroll
ten. man Who has lived in 4 free state uoarly
al Lis days, il supporter Of the Douglsa:B.ll-
Brcekin,idge mixture in New York, and faror-
, 1860-09-28

~ Lady franklin and Mia4 Craerois, now
lin uanade, viii proceed VII Torontss Hamilton,
Emksra F4a3s, md Dsttoit 10 Chicago; and 70
turn t. Naw xox4 .&Aoat ths &th Y III pEoxi.
!D4t ~ :: - =, r., =
, 1860-09-28

AT The Brsekinridge Slate Convention Of Mil
! souIi, held on Fnday, the Hon. -g1siborne. F.
JacfSon, the newly elect4d Governor Of that
State, made speech in favor Of Mr. Brecin-
ridge. He has heretofore been claimed BY the
Missouri R>pqb{iean, ~. an adhsrsnt Of Ir.
DouRla1. So Il Rpe9, > '''.-" =
, 1860-09-28

.1 Why Il the beat ertiaIe Of NAL: huuar
Ike tas la:t song IN : orcs1tpropamnet 1e-
D4kAQ4 n ~ 4N@ zNS4 ~ =" ="
, 1860-09-28
Letter from Knox Co1utT.

Y.or,u1a. 1a. set. y. 1sea
Ysstsyday tho Knox County Fair opened, and
In como departments there was ~ good Z show
~ could bs expected, while otasrs wsrs sadly
deficient. Il IL expected that largo number
OF articles will bo sddsd to tho exhibition to-
day. The show OF eatte sad horses 10 creaitA.
bic. We noticed ZONE very good Durhams, but
they could scarcely compete with those Of San
CANON and Morgan Counties, but the specimens
On exhibition will have good effect In stimu'
latiDz the people to secure higher standard OF
excellence Tho show OF farm products and
mannlactures II nesg1e, pnt u 'ne faf II 10
continue four days, These departments wa!A
douosl esa, After to-day, make mo display.
haox II one Of the richest and oess IN proved
counttes IN the State, aud her eln1ens o"s II 70
themselves to nsko ther Far An exponent ot
agricultural and social progress. we are sof1J
to be obliged 10 leavs this morning. and 10 are
unable to enjoy tho dns slgtts that are yet IN
store fog Tisstors.
We also visited, in company NTH several
friends, tie Living Famals Seminary, nsuated
On beautiful smell Of ground little north OF
knoxville. 6oue Of the lower rooms are m"
l.hed, and the school was opened with large
number Of day scholars week or tro since.
NiIe Emsline Dryer il tho ffnclpal; MISS
Cook teacher Of Music; and Miss Mcmillan, of
Painting and Drawing These ladies' have su-
pcrlor qualifications in their several depart
ments, and under their care the school will at
once assume high position emong the eduea-
tlonaliastitulions Of tie State. The upper part
Ct tbs building u now receiving tho finishing
touches, and la1gs number OF boarding sehol-
afs can vary soon be furnished with the best CT
accommodations. Tbs building is Of brick,
acme seventy fees1quare and four sto1i:a high.
l: has been built It cost Of twenty thousand
dollars, End what il batter, the Trustees ara CO.
trely FREQ from debt. Such an institution
erected during the "hard times' Of the
| past two yearf, reflects the highest credit
upon the enterprise aud tho intellectual and
social character Of the eibssns Of Knoxville.
Aa5 they resp rich reward in The happy lnflu-
*nee Il WILL exert upon The social and the relisi-
QUE welfare OF their children.
Last evening tho Court House WAS hlled with
ensaasaanc Republicans. AZ Is court wtek,
nu"os1s we're present from all parts Of tho
county. The hrst addrets of an hour and T. Ealt
"as 1nsao by William Dross Of Chicago. Hs
was followed BY Davis Alton, Esq Of Penns5t-
tania, one OF the Delegates to the Chicago Con-
Teat'on, aod Who, The moment 1t WAS ascertain
ed that Cameron could nosbe nominated, work
I'd With great energy and effect to nominate
/ ~L8tA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11


STEAMBOATS, BuRNED.-Early on the morning of
the LIST inst the steamboats, Calhoun and Cherokee,
lying at Rome, Georgia, were destroyed by fire.
The Courier says:
Our information is, that the fire first discov-
cred by the Waterman on the Cherokee, in the
fuel near the boiler. The Waterman attempted to
put out the fire. but not succeeding, and before he
could arouse and get help to his assistance the
whole bow of the boat was in flames, and it was
impossible to extinguish them. The Calhoun was
tied to the Cherokee the north side, and as there
was strong wind from the south, the fire swept
across the latter, and soon enveoped the former
boat with devouring flames. Capt. Coulter with
his little were sleeping on the Calhoun, and SO
rapid was the spread of the fire, that after being
awakened, they barely had time to escape with
their lives.
There was but little freight on either OF the
boats, yet this little, and all the furniture was
burnt with the boats, all being either completely
consumed or entirely ruined.
The loss in the Cherokee, owned by the Ala
bama Planters Steamboat Company, is about four
teen thousand dollars, four Thousand OF which is
covered by insurance. This boat cost seventeen
thousand dollars, and has run fourteen months
The Calhoun, owned by the Oostanaula Steamboat
Company was new boat having run only three
or four weeks on the Dostanaua river, cost 81,
| thousand dollars, aud was not insured at all.
| MIR. D. G. Daniel, of Blue Pond, Ala, met with
very severe loss in the papers belonging to the es
| tates of G. j. Williamson and j. P. Webber, de
! ceased. Mr. d. is administrator on these estates
| and as we are informed, all the papers, amour
ing to some $4,000 or $4,000 were burnt on til
| boat,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

am ON feet IL and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
' FLOORING, tsngued and dressed.
lso mo feet III and lk wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
' - FLOORING, tongued and grooyed.
G mn fact narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING tongued and grooEed
100000 eet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooyed.
OoO feet liz narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR,
ING, square edged.
I'm 0AO feet dressed WEATHERR0ADS.
% feet ronef yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
' Boards Weatherboards. Scantling, Joists, etc.
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumbar Laths aud Shingles,
sashes Doors Blinds, Mouldngs, ETC., etc.
r sa,a al ina lowest market prices in purcha
sers by e1mrsoN q Dohh,
$3.50 " =s New Eesin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

AFFRAY AND PROBABLE DEATH-We learn that
an ARRAY occurred at candidates meeting at
Sangimaw, about four miles from Edmonton, in
Metcalf county, on Saturday evening last, between
g Bait Martin and Boone Jefffies in which the
latter was fatally stabbed by the former. An exa-
and Martin committed to!the custody fMr. Denton,
taller, to await his trial at the June term of the
Barren Equity and Criminal Court Martin was
brought to this place and lodged in Jail on Monday
as he was, as our informant states, literally cut
open and his bowels cut in two. An old grudge is
said to have existed between the parties.
fGlasgoW fKy.) Press,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

An EMlssARY IN PErrrceArs.-says the Charles
ton Mercury of the 9th:
A woman, whose trunk is marked Miss P. b.
Davis, Syracuse, N. II, was arrested at the depot
yesterday, on Geographic information of having in
her possession incendiary publications, for which
she had been run off from Ringgold, Ga; Opeiika,
She says she has been as far west as Mississippi.
The Mayor will probably send her North by Sat
urday's boat. 4,5=-e4..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

WHEAT IN NORTH CARoLISA.-We are pleased to
learn that nearly all the late wheat this ceuntyis
thick enough, and bids fair, should the season
prove favorable from this out, to yield good re-
turn. Wheat sown early in the tall is generfily tes
thin. We have heard of some fields be1Eg plowed
up. LRutherford IN. G.) Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11
Nsb OrIeans DaiIp Gresesrd.
LATEST NEWS INTELLIGENCE BY TIE MAILS.

SENSATION ITEa.-An affair, including due
amount Of scandal and mystery, has recently
caused some excitement at Aurora, Indiana. Last
fall the wife Of Mr.. Harvey eoped with man
named Dunlap, but the guilty pair were caught,
and the wife rescued and taken home. A second
attempt was afterward made by Dunlap to get
possession of the woman, but the irate husband
did up little shooting in the dark, without hurt
ing any one, and the affair was considered closed
Some days after that Dunlap disappeared, and ii
was supposed that he eloped in his own single
blessedness." Not SO, however for few days
since, attracted to spot at the mouth Of Island
Branch by a large flock OF buzzards, some parties
discovered the half-buried dead body of Dunlap,
with bullethole through his chest. Harvey and
brother-inlaw are missing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

ATTEMPTING TO SELL FREE NEGROES. = The
British schooner Alice Rogers Of St. Johns N. b.,
from Montego Bay, Jamaica, bound to Philadelphia,
put into Norfolk, Virginia, the 5th Capt Broley
offered to sell in Hampton Roads two free negroes,
whereupon he was arrested and the vessel taken in
charge by the authorities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

"CALLNG ALL HANDs.,-A firm in Waterbury
Conn, by an ingenious application to the ordinary
whistle of their engines, awaken the whole town
and call their hands together at Z A. NJ. and at
P. NJ. by steam-gong, that is easily heard five
miles distant. Waterbury must be a delightful
residence for "sick persons and young Children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

PROUD OF THE CRAFT. We see by our exchanges
from New Jersey that the type-setters felicita
ting themselves upon the apparent morality of
their craft. One of these papers remarks The
printers of New Jersey boast that there is not a
single printer in the State Prison of that State and
but one in the Legislature
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

EXTENSIVE SwINDLING.--A member Of the Kan
sas Legislature on board the Southwestern, bound
for the Missouri river, was diddled out of eleven
hundred dollars by set of gamblers shortly after
the boat left st. Louis on Thursday, the 9Th. a
committee of the passengers were about to compel
the return of the money, when the principal ope-
rator jumped overheard and escaped to the shore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

POLITICAL FRAGAs.--A row occurred one night
recently in New Haven, Conn, between process
sion of Republicans and crowd of Democrats, in
which the former were very roughly handled, about
twenty of them receiving Commissions from sticks
and stonns t$-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11
DATuToN, SMITH d PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAYIER STREETS
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,

hand and constantly receiving on commits
son direct the the Largest and Finest
assortment o.
Manufactured Tobacco.
of every variety they have offered The trade and solicit
the attention GReCERs and 10 their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds; La BELLE CREOLE, 5s and los; BUCK
FINNEY,s SIS los lGsbesides various other
brands, GRANT WILLIAMS II lbs, and others, IEoNo-
RA pounds which took Premium the State Fair at re-
tsrsburg Va November 1885, e. P. JONES' pounds and
Twists which hive Premium Ia North Carolina six
wears succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco the
world
WILIIAhsoN,s TWIST, tGrst pckingsa KATE ELIZA
pennds intended nny aud in fact de
scriptien of Tobacco generally used.
q We also have the PowHATTAN PIPES which receive
d;ract an commission d. 6m