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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

Vermont El0CeiOn. -
An Extra from the Office OF the Vermont
Patriot furnishes the result OF the election
in that State:
September ..
This slip contains all the returns received
1t this Office to-day. The vote for Cover
nor 10 not considered very accurate. but it
shows disunion majority of some 10000
Last year it was 190U0-a gain OF an enor-
nous one thousand after all the noise and
confusion.
In the House the democrats number about
% The only test vote taken last session
was on the passage of the disunion resolu-
lions, when the democrats mustered 81 on.
", 50 that they have actually gained this
year, In the Senate, last year, the demo-
Gratis numbered one, and may do the same
this year; probably not.
The House will be very full, every town
in the STATE, with two or three exceptions,
being represented.
When there was 80 little 10 hope for and
50 feeble efforts made, the democracy Of
the State nave done well, and in Vermont:
after all the dog ssews, ain Of only abou,
one thousand votes is q pretty poor showt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
HAIGHT, SEARS 4 BECKETT.
Leather .NEUDesef vctogs.es.S.
AND
l.; WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
l. e ATH E IL


6W15les, GaS11les-v Has'1sO0s'e,
Czech zs"6soesoe11sOo, Shoe
FSssStss4e, ASdes &c.
We have now on hand one OF the iarses, and best
selected assortment Of
keatJsss. = SH16Sss-v A1s.6ecaDae,
every offered In the West. Comprising In partsl
eeae and HasDo0 Learn {
) both Oak and Hemlock, '
Collar Leather. - "a. --s--. -s--
French, America and Patent CAR sktns.
r~s Kips and Upper leather,
Innings. Roans, Morocco, Bindngs Patent and
Plain Skirtins Dash and Enamelled Leather, Lasts,
ssddlsiy H:sds..e. Japisnsd, lra.. ana; sny.r
Plated, from the best manufacturers Self-adjust-
Ing, Gig, and Ped Nees; Roller, Horse Shoe and
eArins Tonsued Buckles and In short every article
IT, harness Pel1rs q aDe(es cen Nh. AZ IL
Carrisse and Grocer Bows, top Prop. stump
wagon Hubs, Spokes, Dent 1ellocs, Carriage shafts
carriage Doats, wagon Spring. and Axles, Horse
eodArs, 0osss Blankets, ny Nets, Belt Leather, No
chine stsetcAed and Rubber Betting Det Rivsts &c
Ne Invite Atttep4loD = tureAeaA Nello satisfied
~ can SATISFY au,th regard 70 quality and prics.
y. D. oasA ~ l6s 9ile1.
0A1o13. eoAno Z o0CED11.
Ls es - q. = ~ ahsvs 11esyW.
r.. Wanted.
Il nm 49, AnRans = - - - A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

1aUsssaas sasDsNaeeeRsp Naesaaa's
eenls.-Ae esabq (1t1epe1&uE tAee.psna
r. Ne result Of long snA extensive practice 1Asy
ass ma tnhssr opseatoa, and certain in CORRECTING
u ~ 1tDo1a, pansoi unsastsenetm vss,ev,ns ~
eeseructlsas whether from cold othssvtae. hsod-
schs pain tAe palptstios II the heart
- slssp, which arise fron interruption Of nssure
my can b successfaiv. 30 - prsxsosvs. The.s
palls should never - 49, h nresa .ncv - ~.
would SURE 70 cause miscarriage Warmed mn -
vesesasss sne free from Aaythins Injurious 70 life
o. health. ~1xb4A dkatiaA vAssh .h,.ad - 80
accompany each boz. Price u. For sale By the
Druggists In Davenport, and Hines 4 Clippenre,
sacs is'snd Sent by nail by nclosins q to DR. Cor
1sL cneesemsn' No is2 Broadway, New York.
0s,0,Aavin)
Dallsy's Magical Pain Exsracsse,-n.r.
ever has been discovery made In Materts Medic.
sheFeey pain can be 20 quickly sMaSsd, ana whsrs
oers IN high state of inflammation CO. be no r.p,d,v
seduodto Their nxturAi sate nor wbere vouna. ara
sosrs can Be- 30 thoroughly end raptdly has,sd a.d
sscayed parts restored without either &C ar or des
: sns ~ PAL.ErA MAGICAL PAM EXT RAa
In Oats, woaada. sprains asd sru,ses-c.u..,,,.,
y which children are constantly sndect-sbe action
Of the genuine DALLRY's PAIN EXTRACTOR. /.
svef tho same How much Pain and Suffering NAV
thus be prevented Moreover. Life itseli-soo n
On dependent spN Asvisg q, hand tn 0enu,o.
DALEY AxS8XCeOA. - tor partlcu,ars a which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets q, IN
ruin NJ which hold myself responsible
No cassof Burns snd Scald, no matter how severe
"es ever yet, In any one instance, resisted the an
owerful. pain-subduins and healing qualities Of the
oALLHY'S PAN exTHACIOR.
NO rain Extractor ~ genuine unless The box Ia,
spoa Seoa Plate Engraved Label with the signa-
lures ofC v CLICKkNER 4 Co, proprietors, and
HENRY DAILY. manufacturer Price 2s CENTS per
hDH.
" Anorders Should be addressed TO G. v Click
snsr Z Co., 81 Barclay street, New York
snldA I'll Drusgsas ,and Medicine dealers through
u the United States. dawim
Hair Dye.-It makes no dtfsrenc. how gray
o. red, ~ rusty the hair or whiskers may b., nor
how mnoh they msohays been tajvsra by bed dyes.
bATCHELOo HASa DvE will rnsRr them beastt-
In ana lively black or brown without the least injury,
and will never fade turn rusty. WARRANTED
Made and sold, applied lin nine private rooms) Mt
sATCHEtOkS Wig Factory, 2S4 Broadway, New
York. Nhsorsshs~aps wa. A. yATcHrloRs
On the label. Sold by ali the Druggists Iang30
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
LOW ERIOm0.


DORElNC MACHINES. Bench Ilains, Spear :
OJscks ou's Hand Pannel and Rip 9aws; CAST Steel
!. Anger AuA Anger Bits and braces Ueuch, hand,
''Shinge aud Lsth HAtchets-best quality
lteel Squares.
UAiton's Draw HALVES,
Dong Ckin pairing Aortics and Ftrmar Chiseis;
GouSes,
Screw Drivers Ie4
0orticc and Thumb Gaaes;
Try Squares BevslG
-.f Saw, Sets,
Iron
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

sEMENrs.-All persons wishing
TO enjoy an extraordinary occasion will drop
into lie Claire Hall tonight, and hear the
elegant and fashionable play Of the "Hunch-
back or, City and Country" Those who
have had the pleasure Of hearing this play
enacted, will not fail to hear II the second
time and those who have witnessed the
performance Of Hough & Myers troupe,
will endorse the statement that they are
thoroughly qualifled to do it ampls justice.
The crowded houses which they have
drawn speak in the strongest terms Of their
merit. #a.h L cav
Tie concluding play will be the celebrs.
ted comedy of Poor Pillcoddy," rare
subject for fun. On and hear them. - =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.


OBITUARY. - 1t is with regret that
we are compelled to announce the death OF
N. B. Dawson OF this city, for some Time
past engaged a. assistant editor Of the Ga
xette. His death occurred in most mel
ancholy manner, he cutting his throat with
. pocket knife, in at Of mental aberra'
ton, on Sunday evening last, in the dwell
ling house Of his mother, on Third street.
The deceased, while attached to the editori-
al department Of the Gazette during the past
year. conducted the same with considerable
ability. He possessed talent, education
and fuency asa writer, apd had memory
so strong that he could repeat by the hour
extracts from poetry, speeches and books.
While connected with the Gazette, his edi-
torials were ever free from personal often
siveness, and addressed rather to the uM-
Outstanding, than the passions.
Had he been in the possession Of differ
ent physical temperament, he might have
occupied position Of commanding inilu.
encs. We sympa,hise with bis relatives
in this affective dispensation. h ul.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

PROFESSION MOTIFS
FEbRIFucE WINE
I'm QUART BOTTLEs)
.sEV.ER KyvOvt"N' 10 E4xL
sTvHE creates, Medicine ever Discovered for the
i cure Of Fever and Agus, CLili Fever, Dumb
Ague and all bilious diseases. This valuable ,nrdi-
cine has been be fore the public for several years
and there be better evidence onered OF It's en-
cacy than It's extensive sale and constantly ncreas-
ing reputation and hs Is owing to its having per
formed some II the most wonderful and astonishing
cures that have been known Being purely veg
etable, free from all foreign deeteriou- or mne.a
compounds, Febrifuge Wine may be taken with the
utmost safety under almost any circumstances.
strengthens the stomach nviGorates the SYSTEM ana
entirely prevents the languor and prostration q
strength which always attends Fever and Ague, ana
all bilious diseases II not only breaks the chills ana
checks the fever but removes the disease Of the Lv-
er and other organs, on which the Chill ana Fever
depends The thousands who have usec the FeDrS-
fuse wine need no further evidence u virtue than
its happy restorative eject. II IL truly w"noerIni
medicine, and operates On the system IKE cnarm
The nrt or second dose OF Febrifuge Wine breaks the
chils, and II continued according to the directsons
removes the disease permanently from the system
and leaves the body in healthy condition. Thosr
persons Who are aiicted With Fever and Agne or any
form of bilious diseases, recommended TO give
this valuable medicine fair trial, which Is all that
II necessary to insure and cOnvinc" all OF It's
superiority over every other remedy ever offered %
the public Certificates Of the highest respcctabity
iaht be presented to substantate all that Is claimed
In It's behs but It will be left to introduce itseif-o
stand or fall upon Its own merits.
Cautien to the Pu1lic.--De swe that ~ nsme q
the prop ,ietor, john WInER, Is ~ his own handwri
the bottom OF each ensraved label on the bottles
sold at retail BY Druggists and Merchants every
where.
An vheaepale orders must b. directed 70 John WI
per. u Maiden Lane, n. r., or 70 6ey = Baldwin,
wholesale lruesists. Chica90.
/ Aold wholesale and retail By 4essrs.
ALvORD 4 VAN PATTRN,
anano-dAvly Davenport. iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

.Vck0lls, Campbell 4 Co.,
Dsaiers In Exchange anA LanA WasPanss
EscAsa9s On tie pviscipsi cities Of tie Union fov
sale ~ susss 70 sxtf pwrcAasevs.
All business pertaining to BANKING promptly At
tended to.
-hEsER TO-
Bank u America. New York.
Ocean Bank, do
American Exchange Bank New York
Geo n. Pinckzrd, Yrest eApk ri New Orleans
Ravenna Bank, Rsvenns, Ohio.
Darby 3 Barksdse. Bankers, st. Loui..
Blakeley & kichey, Brokers. Pittsbureh
= 4obley, Esq, BANKER, Dubuque.
Henry Miller, ESQ, Cincinnati.
NlCKOLLs, IsBKLL + co., Dsvsnpess, Isws
LEE, NICHOLS Z CO., Docsvah,
N1CKOIak1 3 CO., DroWnsvtlle, Minnesota.
Exchange Brokers and Real
Estate Agents.
Land Wsrrants Bought. Sold cad Locsssd In thu
p DesAoine District. lows r. Dodge District Iowa
Council Bluffs = " Sioux City q q
Docorah Brownsville MIMI
large amount OF City Property. Improved Farms
and Vacant Land. throughout the State for sale On
favorable Terms. We invite attention to our cata-
loGue Of Real Estate, Maps, PIatts. Abstracts, &c
Ofliess - Mails ~. ssush q seesol,
(spedtn DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
CHICAGO ADVERTISER TENTS.

Our stock Of Communion Sets, Ylorentine, nOsaic
Cameo, and nne gold sets Of Pins, Rar-
Ring and Blaceiets, Siensts
and Diamonds, Coin Silver
Forks, Spoons, Services
&c, &c,
Cannot be surpassed. Dealers and purchasers are
Invited ~ call aud exsmine.
GEO. ". STEVENS 4 CO..
cor Lake and Dearborn sts. ChicaRo, ILL.,
septl8-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

NHSfH, NNNJ HUVHN = 1910.
This ~ u certify, that one year sgo ~as quite
gray and my hair 50 thin upon the top ~ my head
that fearad It's entire loss. In this condition. APP
piled for and obi aimed bottle OF Pr1 Woods Re-
torsiye," and before had used quart bottle the
gray hairs had entirely DISAPPEARED and il had thick.
ened up 50 AS To BE- a. fun usual and IL assumed
glossy appearance, apparently NOR. besutifni than
ever II was before do th~fef-rc, cheerfnlly
mend IL " all those ladies who value beautiful head
Of hair will also STATE that use II now, OCCASION
ally, for its healthy and heautifyiug effects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
ron raoGoiso :HAiR ON
u n II ID III II n ID y.
And RESTORING
q r - y II AIR

Gentleman Of Boston writes 10 hts friends In New
Bedford, thus
To your inquiries would reply, that ! nrst oou-
mcncet usng PDf. Woods Hais Restorative. my
hair was almost white, and had bcen Tor the last
ten years, and II was very thin on the top Of mia
head. and very loose, aud pulled cut fteeiy hn,
found that before had used all the second bottle.
(Which was eight weeks,) my hair was entirely
changed TO lite original color, ought brown.) and Is
nov Il ee from danrun, and quite moist Thave had
my hair cut nvc or SIX times sine. the chauge ana
have never seen anything like white hair tartnp
from the roots and Il IL now az thick AZ IL ever wa
and does not come out at all II has prev allied In my
cas- all that could wish 10 ask
July ], 1863 Your etc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

81 Louis. March 7fh 1854.
Prof Wood: ny hair c,nnnenced falling ~ some
thrte four years since" and do 90 un-
III became quite bald. tried all the popular u,edt-
cnes OF the day, but TO EFFECT. A. last was In.
duced to try celebrated Hair Restorative and a.
happy TO say. II Is doing wonders. l have now 4
ne growtho 81 young hair, snd ahssrsuly recosAsusA
Is Use TO all similarly affected.
&C. WILLIAMS, I3S Seeoud street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

CNsc0y0 10Y ], 100
have usesi Professor WUyfs Hair Restorative 70
decided advantage. prevents the hair ircm tsIlina
out. gives II gloss and sottnrss very desirable
The few sTay hairs had, hay. Entirely disappeared
Others o. family have used it. and concur withrm
In PronounciDg IL all II professes 10 be-
HENRY 4. CLARK Micblgsn Avenue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

CONGRESS. -There was no session on Saturday of
either House. To-day opens the twenty-fth week
Of the session. The first special order in the Senate
the bill to authorize State Convention in the terri
tory of Kansas preparatory to its admission into the
Union as State and upon this question Mr. Sumner
has the floor at o'clock. Mr. Douglas has intima.
ted his intention to press it to vote within the week
The naval reform bill is the special order for Tuesday,
upon which Mr. Mason is to speak and there seemed
to be an understanding with the members present at
the last sitting that vote would be taken after Mr..
Ms speech. Upon the general orders awaiting the
disposition of the two important questions just
named there are several river and harbor bills, the
Pacific Railroad BILL and the bill appropratng three
millions of dollars for the improvement of firearms
and an addition to the national defences. In the
House of Representatives there is still heavy calen
der-the first bill in the committee Of the Whole be-
ing the bill making appropriations for the support of
the army during the next fiscal year. The general
appropriation bill, the bill for the support of the
navy, and the bill for the support of tile Post.Olce
Department, are among those which have precedence
whenever the chairman of the committee of Ways
and Means shall think proper to press them.
National lnteigencer, 10TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

aL d. New YORK, May 10th, 1856.
My Dear C7escent-Snce / last wrote to yot
peace has broken out in Europe. Each of the grea
powers having whipped all the other great powers al
the great powers have retired upon their aures
are now congratulating themselves upon what i'm
mense fellows they have proved themselves to be
But lit seems as if there certain amount of war in
the atmosphere, whicif squeezed ont of quarter
acM make its appearance in another; just like badly
laid oilcoth with bumps in tiff you push them down
in one place they come up somewhere else In proof
of which need only say that since the was
Guided in Europe, an editor and engineer have been
coWhided in New York. The former, proprietor of
paper called the Sunday Courer) received his Gu
taneous castgation from an officer in Walkers army
and is now, understand preparing elaborate arti
Gle on materials, in which hides will be specially
treated. How the engineering business came off l
can't tell the fact is sufficient to establish my theory
Our friend, the Mayor of New York, it appears, is
down South planting the first seed of that crop of
votes which he expects will some day get him the
Presidency. By the way, it is said here that some
sharper has been passing himself off on the people OF
Troy for Mayor Wood. There is historical parallel
for this in the case of the wooden-horse with which
the Mayors of old were humbugged
Our people here seem to have as much sympathy for
your old contributor Gen. Walker, as you have in the
Crescent City. A grand meeting was held in New
York. the other day. expressing the strongest sympa
thy with his cause and picture in the New York
Pcayune of that British hog poling his into the
Central American business, puts the whole thing in a
nutshell-as it ought to and I hope will be. There
are, however, lot Of millionaires here working
against him as hard they can but the world is not
yet quite ruled with rod of god thanks to the strong
arm and bold heart.
James Gordon Bennett, of the Herald, is expected
home from Europe soon when Of course, there will
be universal rejoicing. The theatrical critic of his
paper has just brought out a comedy, called My
Wifes Mirror, at Louisa Reeves Varieties and pulled
it most extensively in the Herald .'What world Of
CANNON and swndle this is, to be sure as Miss Now.
cher says. ..r
Little Redpath, once Of the New Orleans press, was
on here few weeks ago from Kansas having estab.
shed amongst the squatter soveregns reputation
q fre-eater. He has now gone back to the scene of
y war.
Here in New York, spring is just beginning to let
us know that she's round. A few green leaves have
burst from the trees and the grass looks as good as
new. You in the Crescent City-happy dogs that you
been for the last four months enjoying the
!, luxuries of mintiuleps and ripe roses How envy
afyou. .... e.,
ii Yours truly, THE TRIANGLE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

DEATH OF MIcAJAH TARvER, EsQ.r-We are griev.
ed to announce the death of this most worthy gen.
tleman and worthy member Of the corps editorial OF
St. Louis. He died on Saturday at the advanced age
of sixty.two, of an obstinate typhoid fever Long
identified with the commercial, manufacturing, and
industrial interests of st. Louis and Missouri as the
senior editor of the Western Journal and Civilian,
his loss will be depored far beyond the circle Of his
immediate friends and sintimates, to whom he was
endeared by gentleness and nobleness of character
and all those qualities which win the highest regard
and esteem. Akind and amioable gentleman, ripe
scholar, thorough lawyer, and man of singular
mildness and purity of disposition orcibe thinker
and one the most capable essaysts and statistcians
I'M the West, his death may truly be regarded as a
public calamity. Within the sphere Of labor which
many years ago Remarked out for himself, no man
ever did more to ente hmselfto the grateful remem
brance of a community Asa writer he was able,
judcious and discriminating and his contributions
to the Western journal will long attest his devotion
potential opulence Of our city and State.
= l5T 49, L. 5FE fSt, Louis Democrat, 10TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26


the feeling iii favor 81 me movement IS
becoming n.ai THE country We pre-
ticted, 81 tile would be- tie case as
seon ID tic facts We felt sure that
Tile afsat esft III Araefica would respond npathet
icalIy Iii liberty Central
AIlasfiea no mi be the conduct of
Viz id the policy Of
bid fogs diploma tists general 81
NIL nave not been mistaken. Nicara qua meetings
numerous as political meetings and
The proceeding are d the most elevated and de-
ffsIsnned cllaFsast Among tile latest we take
pleasure following call which appears
4 in the Galveston News, nf the I'D Instant
AtEETIEGW authorized 10 state that d
friends of opposed to the
of tsTeat the affairs of Central
" held At Morian o'clock,
their ynpaths canse o
parties under Gen lillian w
Of the boundary Freedom
invited III attend MIG { $85i
ssg Good That's ticket. Vote 1T. The vote
nnan this section Of the world. dissent
are all against inter.
neadling Gentral and are AL IN
Il 3ef and the of Nnaragua.
Roll OH the ball It ii size, power
and IL rolls, until n crush out I
and annihlate all opposiri forces, #5& Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

Enthusiastically morning, between four and five
O'clock fire broke out in the back part of the shop
Of Mr.. Kirk, on Commerce street, below Dauphin.
1t thence communicated with the tin and coppersmth
shop of Mr.. Robt. S. Kirk. Both of them were con-
sumed.
We have been unable to ascertain anything certain
respecting the origin of the fire. The loss was about
100000. Mr.. X. had about one-half of his stock
insared-the News says to the amount of $4,000
The building belonged to the estate of Mr. Geo Mar
tin, and was valued and insured at $1,000.
Mobile Tribune, oath.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26
MAIR1E DE "a UyELLE. ORLEANS,

~ MARIE DE LA NOUFEIILE-ORLEANS
H6tel-de- Vile lie q mai 1856.
StONEORNIENIENT a Ia section 10 de l'actt
W de In Legislature de Eat inttule Acte pour amende
ponr consolder Ia vile de la Souvee Orleans pou
de la vile de Ia NouPelle Orleans
administration DIES ataires APPROVE lie II 1856
TAI nomme auourdhu les coyens don't les iynt
quale dinspecteurs eection qu dot avo lie
LUNDI le JUN 1856 pour Marie Contr6eur Com
issare DIES rues quare Recorders neg embes du conse
de la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans, confomement aux dis
positions du dit acte, saToir Pour le--
Premier PrecncI-Wilam G. Mullen.
Second Precinct-BenaInin Bloomfield.
Troiseme Precinct-e DR.. Ames.
Quatrieme Precinct--IIenry D. Ogden
Cinqname Precinct-H. Judson
SiNieme Precinct-R w. Adams.
Sepieme Precinet-T. D. Harper.
. Huitieme Precnct--M. Scott. 1
Neuvieme Pfecinct-F. A. Bettinger.
Di3ieme Precinct-H. L. Pere.
! Onzieme Precnct-H. r. Grandmont.
Douzieme Preeinct--C de Viicrs,
Treizieme Precinct-P Maloche. .U
i, Quatoraieme Precnct--F. NJ Crozat. r
Qnnzieme Precinct-M. Dodart.
Seiziemc Precinct-P. o. Iabatu
Dix-septieme Precnct--Charles Fagot
Dix-huitienle Precincts. S. Relf.
Dix-neuvieme Precinc-George Hooper.
I, Vingtieme Precinct--George iIugenbuhl.
-Vingt let -unieme-N, Snnott. 5.sf
VingtdeuZiem Precinct-1ohn S. Whitaker.
ID Vingtroisieme Precinct-George Puryis.
T,rn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

Mr. Lewis zim, for many years editor and proprie
tor Of the Red River Republican, published at Alex
andra Rapides Parish announces in his issue of the
Bird instant, that his connection with the Republican
has ceased and that passes into the hands of the
New Orleans Crescent.
The statement should have been that that paper
had passed into the hands of Mr. George w. Stoddard
formerly of this Office, but more recently purchaser
of the Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

THE TOBACCO MARKET.-The actual cash sales o
leaf tobacco in this market during the past weel
amounted to $50 hogsheads Prices ranged from 81 AZ
TO SIS 90 for scraps and inferior Tugs, SIS so to $40 OF
to $l3 90, and SIS 50 for extra manufacturing leaf
These about the largest sales and highest prices
ever obtained in this market in week. The aggre
gate cash price paid to farmers by thetobacco buyers
of Louisville during the week, at moderate average
amounted to the sun, of $155,l 100.
louisville Democrat 10TH