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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-06

Rail HSad and Cav.UuIlaers,
Furnishimg >tore.
z. Il. T. Armstrong & Co.,
No ~ RIVER sr caeAeo, lit,
Keep constantly 10 haui
MACHIN ISTS' TOOLS,
or all kinds, from celebra 4 manufacturers.
Putnam, fitchbure. springne II Tool co. Lawrence
Machine shops, Lowell, Wores .ter, and others
LATHgs.
DRILLS,
planners.
BOLT CIT Frs.
Fan BLOWERS,
Taunton maze.
And an endless variety Of slnaier articles used in
the machine chop, Also. agents for Eagl.sA and
American II. X Iron, X. X. chairs, r.. T. Spikes,
ard Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
or all kilis.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam EngtDes.
Which Tor style and hn.h cannei be excel.ed hsv-
ing all the new Improvements. These Eu.ines can
be cold lower than those male West, and warrant
III 10 have the full amount Of horse power they
sold for, which Western make of Engines seldom
have.
EAME's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
Can cut one-th,r more iambsr than any other mills.
propor,ionate sizes
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes,
Rubber Betting ma Loose,
All kinds Of saw Mill Fixtures.
Saw aummers, superior to any thing ever invented.
Iron Nails. Spikes. Wsreh, use Trucks ali sizes,
Machinery Ollie, warranted not to gum.
&x- All orders promptly h.itd at the lowest mar
ke' prices T. X. r. ARMSTRONG 4 Co.
IN I'm
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NJ N. Chamberlain wen.d r. pee fully inform his
Id Friends aud Customer that he Is st!l TO Le
found nj the old stand, ready -erve them as here
toforc, ~ the best If his ni-li SIS.
keokuk. June 7, 'ao--daa
ANHlTE and Fancy Ie5 Drili.--yety eholee
w patterns, ut IbNlER & cos,
NJ, y ClaUag rialn's o ID sani,
June7d ktibotfse's Beck, Main st.
l AkEdE and Muslin Rob-. very haad.oras ana
- cheap at '" n. FoSTKRd Coz.
JunG7d kilb,urue'r Bio r.
I CASE Psraspls iu.t rscs,vse by express, ard viii
l b. sold cheap by v NJ. FOSTER Co.
1aneId ,iib,n'ne's Book.
{ OtSTERPANEs ami Tgiict Quiaa~-some yer,
~ rich patterns, at very .ow prices by
June3d u VI FOSTER 4 co
hpTTkD SWISS Muslin & h rks and stripes fur
- Ladies Baeques. juf sed b. APR, = at
W NJ ,TcR 4 CO.'S
NJ. \. Chambe.4 ain Z did stand
Jdne7d kihqa'ae's Block. Main st.
LNREsi arrival of D,me.ttr..v dat
JnneA ". ~. FOSTER cos
II kowN ,hectng. and Sh,rti -, by the hal. IN
- 5'!sby tj2.l " N. FOSTER h CO.
WORK, Oxford and Webssr Demins for sale n,
~ao'e-alvhy ljs2!l ". NJ. FOSTER AGO
,INIIkISG and Hickory Shirt ny for sale At Whole
sale by ie2.l " VI. FOSTER 1 CO.
A MEXICAN and English prints, a Grst rs,s ma.
y sortmsnt for sale at Who'll ale hy
Janep " II. FOSTER 4Co
AREdEs, Muslins, and chsliis, for sac a, re.
- duesd prices to close them nj.
lune2i IN POSTER ACo
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( NLoChS enough to supply The market, OF every
- variety of pattern, rene Is make. warranted
nj 1T manufacturer pr.cus, at HUsT0N'S
apr26
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Ce.ParInsrahIn,

CO.PariuershtP.
'I'Hh undersigned have s0c,aled thea elves for
1 tn purpose IT trAnsse .ag Wholesale aud ~.
tai Book aud sta .onyry basin s., under ID. name
aah ssyi Of Cave Bailey, and Won. ID res se,fu v
sonctt tbs favor VI a cali.
W. II. CAVE.
July29-d?w RV.N. BAILEY
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4 LARGE LOT If artificial flowers hid grape
\ leaves and al Minds Of Millinery goods. AZ
npr9e nUsToN'S
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G. M. HUSTON.
WhOicAuie Dealer NOti0ns ma
Fancy nry Goods.

4 FINE Stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale low at
\ apr 20 IusToN.S,
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4 HEAVY stock of car. Letter Ladies 'raih Bath
Pest. Fancy aud Commercial Mott Payer Plain
nj laid Buff. White and Fancy Colofcd En,sloJss ut
apr26 Ill sT0N's.
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WE best assortment ~ Lace Wells and Dress
I Trimmings at apr?6 HUSTON's
4 LARGE aud tine lot of Kid 6toyss If every
4 grade, AZ apT2h iiusl0N'A
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COLLECTlNt; ACErC

6NN NEENCV.
Esu6scrih re hss opened an Az ncy in this
e.ty 40 tn c,iicc.ioa of Bills aud Accounts .
Msfenan's, Ne -hanie, Prof ssional men, aud OH
era, ran depe.d upol prompt attention bsing given
TO their roi crtions.
Partieusr attention viii b given az Agents for
Laa orls, in Renting making out t.eases, aud col
.e.tint- J. Il. STEWART ACu.,
ofiee Sorsh-wes cor, Third johnson sts.,
iyl,.d Tn stairs
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. M ~ -
k>hPtDi Ehs wishing god lip will 6nd re-
sp ctab > wants at tn lntelli gencc and Gen
srAi Agency ono, y. W. corner Of Sd and John
. n sis, uL stairs.
iytsad Il IN
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4 General assortment If Herman silver and dau-
\ bic plated ware. all warranted and nj rnanufac-
tarer's prices, AT aTr2o IL Sl0N's.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes nj man
a ufaoturer's prices at apr2c HuSTON'S.
INHE largest and best assorted stock of Embroide-
ry IN the city al apr26 HUSTuN's.
'NHE Finest assortment If Ribbons ever "a red in
I the market nj apfg6 HISTDN'S.
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TO RENT.
a FINE brick store an Main ~. 3 stories high
= aud 81 feet de- p. Far further particulars. st-
Ply TO j. u. sfEWAKr CO.,
North west csrnerof Third 4 Jonnson Sta
jy2.-d Tn STAR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

CoTToN-The receipts of cotton for the forty ght
hours ending at o'clock last evening, were-by the
Eastport, from Tennessee river 1888 bales; Empress,
from do, 520 T.. P. Leathers, from Little Rock,
2,546; Storm, from Jefferson Texas, AIS: Amanda,
from Minden, l04l S. F. j. Trabue from Memphis
2,739 Ruby, from Pearl river Miss G53 Jackson
Railroad, "a; Charles Morgan, from Galveston, 46 !;
Lewis Whiteman, from Yazoo river, 2,l33 R. L.
Cobb from Camden 400; Opelolsas, from Washing
ton, IS; Alabama from Mindcn ,942 Sydonia, from
do. AL Total, Is $50 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

The Indianapolis Qa) Journal states that few
a ays ago, number of drunken men were quarrelins
ii Zonsville Boone county, when one OF them fired a
II iStol at another The bullet, however, missed the
o, le for whom it was intended but struck man who
as passing by the crowd on his way to call the doc
tx II for sick child 1t entered one ear and came out
at the other killing him instantly He fell dead on
IL ,e street without word The child died about an
Ia mr afterwards The murderer was arrested and is
nj wv in Jail. -..0m--. <.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

ABOLITION =" "PHILANTHRoPY.'-It is well under
stood that abolition philanthropy is not skin
deep that it is all lie, a sham and deceit and
that it is assumed to deude the people and put money
in the pockets of hypocrites. But they generally
shrewd enough TO make as respectable showing as
the nature of circumstances will admit.
We have case of fragrant hypocrisy and mean
ness on hand, which we intend to expose telling the
tale as it was told to us, and which we believe is
strictly accurate In our business columns negro
boy is advertised for sale, and application is to be
made to gentleman at the Arcade Hotel, "or to
John Coon, Clereland, Ohio"
The circumstances are these Mr.. John Coon,
Cleveland, Ohio' owns onethrd of the boy, and has
written here to have him sod in order that he may
realize his interest in cash. Nothing very wonderful
in this, so far, the reader may eXclaim Well there
isn't; bnt when we tell them that " John Coon,
Cleveland, Ohio,' is noisy aboitonist that he is
connected with an abolition journal, that he talks
abolitionsm, writes abotionism, and never tires in
denouneing the South and expressing his profound
pity for the poor slave" we are inclined to think
they will regard him the most contemplate speci-
men of humanity that ever disgraced shoeleather.
The above is the substance of what was related to
tous. Comment is Unnecessary"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

The injunction applied for to restrain the Ohio and
ississippi Railroad from laying tracks across the
Ike to Bloody Island, opposite St, Louis, has been
fused The Circuit Court, at Bellevile, Ill., decided
at the track might be constructed Immediately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10
Washington National Monument.

In the Washing ton Intelligencer of the Sd, we fni
the yearly report of the Board of Managers of the
Washington National Monument. They state that
the old Board, who disputed the legality Of their eec
ton, have withheld from them all information con
cening the affairs of the Association, and have thrown
every possible obstacle in their way. The efforts OF
their agents in every part of the country have been
rendered futile by tile action Of other persons profess
ing to be agents under the authority OF the old Board
When elected they found the treasury bankrupt the
machinery, tool implements etc, in very imperfcc
state, the material hand for even temporary re
sumption of work, and the last laid defect
i've that portion of the stone had to be taken out
These results of mismanag cement remeded, with
the exception of the empty treasury, and in regard to
the future prospect of raising funds, the report says
The country cannot be reused to lberality even
to gratitude; and the agents who have been appointed
l,aye many of them, returned to us disappointed and
lesparing and deeply wounded by insult heaped upon
them. The scheme with which we entered upon the
work has been broken by the mistaken action of our
predecessors and it will be difficult indeed If not in
vain to renew it. The tide had ebbed before our
election but we not responsible for the difficulties
nterposed by others, which precuded rs from taking
it at its flood. We can only deplore it, and by re.
newed and earnest efforts endeavor to remedy the EVIL
which has already been done, to awaken the public
feeling rather than go to Congress for legislative aid
The receipts of the year have been far less than IN
year slGe Tile
The gross amount from all sources has been but
$7,740 We have $25 in the treasury, and are in
all responsible for not exceeding $50 of debts con
tracted by us, all of which is expected to be iqu
dated and paid by the end of this month. Additional
accounts OF the receipts and expenditures are pre-
pared and ready for inspection.
? SAVANNAH MERcHANTs.-At a recent meeting of
the Savannah Chamber of Commerce, merchant
speaking of the character of the business men of that
city remarked tatf for the last eleven years, for
eign bill negotiated in that city against cotton sent to
Europe, had ever been dishonored or returned. His
authority for this statement was gentleman con-
nected with one of the largest banking houses in
England When the heavy shipments of cotton and
ether produce from that port to Europe is considered
this fact must rebound greatly to the commercial
{ uedit Of Savannah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

THE MA1Ls.-The mail due on Saturday failed
from beyond Augusta, Ga. Yesterday there was a
partial failure. We received Baltimore papers Of
the 3d. which was as late as due. There will be due
this morning, New York and Philadelphia papers Of
the lst, Sd and 4th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

ExPoRTs.-The clearanees on Saturday were: for
Liverpool, l0,727 bales cotton, 2,S04 barrels -four,
1900 sacks corn GIG cedar logs, 400 tierces beef,
GIL bags oil cake, 179 tierces taow. For Glasgow,
2,2Sl bales cotton; two vessels, loadedwith lard The
usual coastwise cleagapeea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

The maple sugar crop of the year 1855 is estimated
by the officials in Washington, D. c., IN the Agricu
tural Bureau, at S2,7?0,O00.
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TENN ESSEE RIV Err.

Will leave MONDAY 10Th lust, at 5 O'clock P NJ
, TTEga FOR TENNESSEE RIyER.-
Et EssE The new " and nc ghtdraught steamer East
passage, apply on board,
LEWIS SNAPP ( co, 81 Front street
The Easpo will take fregh, for Napoleon Memphis Hcle-
Hickman, New Madrid, Cniro Paucah, Nashville and n
way ltndings. MO
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Pc ARL RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY. the 10Th inst, 5n'cloch
, T1gga FOR GECTeGEIT0tFN,2 M o N 7 l.
lslga cello, and all in1smeliate LANDINGS, the light
ter will leave above. For freight passage apply board
at New Basin, Shell Road side. or to 7'-
mario SHAW &ZUNTS. 30 and ~ Fr1'or street.
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THE SEVENTH SgcrIoN.-The Louisville Democrat
one of the most ferocious enemies Of Americanism,
sneaks Of the seventh section of the American Plat
form, as follows:
No form Of words could be devised repadiatlng
move clearly the tloctrineo the Wilmot eroyso and
+ INST AZ distinctly repudates the doctrine OF the
Missouri Compromise.
Sticka pin there. ..4.a.s 15l-1- .sr4.s5 7Et
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A BITA w VATEIe.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL,
~ ebated Springs for sale in such quantities as NAV he
desired at No. s. St. Charles street. Of Commercial
Alley by j. DECLOUX
The bta Waters have teea found serviceabe in all uta
neo'S Diseases affections of the Bladder Kidneys Dvss
iout Gravel Diseases OF the Womb etc; General DEBILITY
arising from high living In all niRrhea eher
chronic or otherwise) will afford immediate and effect
o4nd OF great service AS IT u.s. and be used by most
delicate infant during meals diet drink with pleasure so
pure and agreeable Is and sight proof extract
from one OF the numerous certificates on hand:
NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1854
This to certify, that very bad state Of health and
found necessary place myself under the Ds Stone
and Boyer was treated with by
for TWO MONTHS then had recourse TO
Capt j. s. Rnsere, in the village Of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs commenced using the frecv In n
short time began improve, and found entirely
ered of suterings (Which very acue about far
would cqut myself Of dty 70 recommend afflicted tho
of those The certificates Of Doctors Warren Stone
and p G. Boyer, House Physicians the MIson de Snte
shows the ngtult Of my disease.
H. MACsHANE
This ceries Mr. H. was under reatment in
the MaiSon dc Sante for two months for Rnder
and deraged urinary Secretons from which suffered
vercly him advice in with the Phvs
clans Of the house, but he received benefit
tSignedl W. STONE NJ D.
7. G. BOYER, House Physician.
Irefer to few of those who have used the Water:
General J. H. Lewis, tlon. J, H. Caldwell,
Col. W Christy, DR.. Wedlerburn
IaBert wilson, ESD, DIR. MacCormick
Jos. Lowell Esq, Dr. Porter ETC. etc
bThe the Springs will shortly reopened unler
the direction OF a competent Manager.
telS I'm J. S. BossIERE.
pEEF-75 TIERCEs PRIME MESS, FOR SALE BY
~ leT s. Il. KENNEDY g 60, ~ PoydrRs street,
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NUMBER 5.
TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESC CEN I.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or, THE STEAMER AFRICA,
Peace Conference lfa enc Progressing "a Tavorat,iy. !.
., NEW YoRK, March s.--The steamer Africa has
arrived with later intelligence from Europe. as

by THE RATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LIygs. sF'$
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G A LIE o MA

Leaves on TUESDAY March u. nj s O'Clock A. NJ.
srEls NEW ORLEANS AND CALIFOR.-
IRNl mia Steamship Line, via Nicaragua-Oniy dire
line from New Orleans San FranciscoThe
man;aer VII leave for pnta ARENAS Nicaragua above
San Juan del snr Passengers by this line great
ducenents both in economy and time The Company have
several fine iron steamers the lake river
aeed to transport with dispatch
acosS the lsthmus. For freight passage, apply to
q
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
E plun Of the cabin be seen and state rooms sect
y applying TO Bettertnn 4 Keele. !, .- ,.-,.
The RoblJ Ward will take freight for Memphis, Hi
an, Cairo rnd Paduca 81 rI..l...t t.J.5-r- r
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on TUESDAY. 1th inst, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
7YsraIe h. FOR ST. LOUfS.-TiE F1NE
regular passenger steamer So f.. j. TEaFDUe,
J. ". White, muster, will leave for the above and
all intermediate landings For freight or passage, apply On
board s.,. !. zl...@ ..-' 80 -
JOHN L. HYDE & Co, G6 Poydras street.
A plan OF her cab mean be and StaeooTns secured
application to the
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MONDAY. MORNING, MARCH 10, 1856. n
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.

,s :, So. u.. 2. . -, z,,, 49,, -, -.
= -
70 STEAMBOAT DEP ARTURES.
FoR RED RIVER. ----
yin a;1; gYEsRAE 1slS
fssa and Gorton's IanGitThe inc ia rnnhibs
or bs above and ali nteTmsdiae landings a. above.
mario IL SNliPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
H The Alabama is receiving freight the foot Of
V;1 ,.s-.-- 7Irsn.V - M -3--- -
9ehes @ % an rana @ EGoe wa Cane ana Little
pSss sa ap al boa op @ "agS " '0se or f'h Or
'''o~s'' "'p'S cIERoIls PE1ToHARp & CO., -a
milo 9 se!sa Row: ea!ea4ss street!
p"Sf |2R ssva"ss 1EfE klHhingnztE1s1 K tss
sE T sass s sr se p 'a' o &" HSf
Aeny!e % street. : - - mario mario
"" !ssEs ?" H9FE:PF ok y es aHftND 9sfff T.
szh Benton, Port cq4dos Albany. Shtevepot Grand
mediate landings The superior passenger steamer STERN,
sDplvy ggay on ,a,y boay or W 70 eSe ~ Or
IN mio - : 90 II b. SMITH 70 New Ievee
win leave on WEDNESDAY, I2,h inst, at 5 O'Clock Pm
"a, ffasssa FOR GRAND ECOIsE, NATGIiI.
ssa sssa steamer Piota ,PaEer. master viii leave as
"baSs m For fFGfh If r. Or Z @ 5oa m e ,9
= -,s3 e,
".s.Ts on FOE ss s1f s DTEG i1gsE 6 e.
Isuarthn For Jrterson SmiIIlani BENTON Pnrj Tadih
AI9pHY sw';sns s"n and a@; Moor@as isaSa$s
an1 1 m g4ge epH iabt a
freight steamer Planter D. D. Atknson master viii leave
II D. ATKfSSoS. No Front street; q,
I o Planter will oe fr 1swss F M a5.s c9ns sqd sh ~, a
with o prsego Of rom a eVport aota On ie roo % n
srrsd I6aiy re ~ ~ i' va 3NF "
yll leave on TIUEsD4Y, l3.h inst. nt O'Clock p. n
F 3 bss;s" ts!5a HIss1E sSl1ar4sDd
oana snprs con and ~ nts
SasaF: N anS; ne al s will Leave as above mo
.= +, gqK siI:s5E EaRG II Rs1sfs 1BfsrEsEAu AND
r stTamer MGe C ayes ay sa"e Wh oa master will
fssa pPy saa For freight
=-==- - 1!:M72 = s71-1- : ~ e==l799 $! :
oUACHITA RIVER.
- FoT c9dsn Beach Iilos i5is bsy channa
as % 5f IL M"s 1H as
s5sys For fss5 sPRy Sp @ IT, @ss US
WIN leave OR MONDAY lo1 inst At ~ : oe7ociz p w
sLS hu Tic s1n;d fasi A. ] s a,,a h.,nhGe ~
omew and d Marie sabine Treron Monroe, Coiun
For fresbt or nsssare anpiv On hoard f. orto 'uSS
'm5 - ''eN - 'pt'' 90 r. B. SMITH 70 New Ievce
= s-------. = Wv --e-ee-
re- Eoft ouhCHIiTR Ill 'l IsIVTSFs-THE S1sf Fl
ns hs 5 v s5f"3s lesve a sSots o aMs mSF
Beach Hills Pigeon Hills Chanpagno1le Month Of Bayou Bar
5oFa 5b5 Or and '''0nD For freight or passage apply on
mo LEWIS sNAPP & CO. 81 Front street
F5~Ie R. l.. Cobb will give through bills lading to Camden
If
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YAZO,O RIVER.

Will leave on MONDAY. 10Th inst, at 5 o'clock p NJ
IT, b. FOLSLEFOEtE, G REDWOOD SIDON
Tclula. It2oo City, Saartia, Vcksbur Natchez
5ss and al! n;srnedate landingsReguar Yazoo
River Packet LEWIS WIIITEMAN-The and swift run
ming passenger steamer Lewis EVhitemnn. Wallace
master, will leave above For freight passage apply Oil
board or 10 T. B. SMITH
kau- Tnpa
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Ti0S GRlEFIN. JOSEPH BLEDSoE.
6TElFhITs ~ BLGDSOE, ATTORNEYS ATIAW
VI AuStn Texas, will give prompt attention to col1rc;nn
in Of the State agent for per os
owning Lands attend any busnesss pertaining to General
Agency. n5 IF
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ACHIT.A RIVER.

Will leave on MONDAY 10th inst, o'clock P NJ.
fDasa REGULAR OUACIETA PACKET
ssElhksta For Caniden, Beach Hill Little Bay, Chan1pag
zsa pole, Wilmngon, Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline,
Trinity all Intermediate landngs-The light draft
steamerfD. 8. Stacy, Len Moore, master, will leave
above. For freight or passage, apply on board to
, m3 LEWIS SNAPP .E Co, 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

CIVIL Cry ENGINEERING EERlNG4A AND SURVEYING.
Of ransacg uny business the line of Civil Engineerin
and Surveying that be entrusted hem within The State
of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in thai
line Of business would respectfully solicit share patronage
IRON those Interested therein, J. G. DREUX.
- oc ~ W. S. MITCHELL
Aas" oMce, NO. y commercial fiace no9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

STGAnI BATTERY AND CLARIFIlSFs
FOR SEOnc Copper Battery six feet in diameter bv
two two ana half set deep with two copper Of inch
deep with copper serpenne half inch pine and nil
the valves and cocks in good order Also Evuoratos and
Battery cw OF the mast approved sufficient
capacity for making ten hcgeas sugar per day. for sale On
liberia tesms. ' ' va
myl4tf s. r. GILMAN 81 Natchez ST
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3. stacy, M2ore & master will leave as above
omew and d bonne Marie Sabine Trenton, Monroe Cou
ba Pine Bluffs Harrisonburg md all Intermediate landings
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
ms T. B. SMITH, 12 New Jevee
Will eayeon WEDNESDAY 18th inst, at s o'clock P. NJ.
, TsRs - FOR OUACHlTA BIVER-THE
Gne light draft senmer r. l.. Cobb, I. Nor
ern lnagter, will leave as above for Camder
Beach Hills Pigeon Hills Champagnoc Month of Bayou Bar
thoomew D Arbcn's, Alabama LauGng Trenton, Mormon
Trinity and HarTsonbur For freight passage apply on
board, -.@'- -
MO LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
ENIhe R. L. Cobb will give through bills ladmg
and all points below and now receiving freight at the foot
C1ston house street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

TIE ARAGo IN THE IoE-We find in the Northern
papers the following account Of the difficulties
tered by the steamship Arago off the Banks, on her
tri1,f EIa1 To York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The Democrats, Ameri-
cans and Bentonitcs closed the State canvass
on Saturday night with large enthusiastic meet
ings Many speakers addressed the people,
ainong them Benton, who described his tour
through the STATE.
The Missouri Democrat appeared on Satur-
day morning with the words Black Republican
Ticket inserted over the State ticket This ere
ated great excitement throughout the city
The proplietors of the Democrat pronounce it n
,lastartily fraud and nm atrocous outrage com
United by political foes, and offer Thousand
dollars for the apprehension ofthc perpetrators.
In accordance With the Mayors proclamation,
all the drinking houses were closed, and the
election pissed off quietly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06
,ENruCKY ELECTION.

Cixc,xxAr1, Aug. 5th.-Scanty returns from
Kentucky this morning in favor of the Demo-
Gratis. The impression prevails that the Demo
Gratis are generally successful throughout the
State
Mason county-Circuit Judge, f. C. Phisbcr.
Wing, ,O5G; Wadsworth, Wing, SSs.
can, s97; Rust Democrat, sos.
Circuit Court CIerk-owens, American, 1,OOG;
MctcalC, Wing, 1905.
Campbell and Kentoncounties each 800 Dem
! Grant Gounty-smalI Democratic majority.
Pcndlcton County-200 American majority.