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sHERIFF,s SALES.


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~ s a g5s a sass e g.
Orleans III Inc entitled easse Wi proseed x ssi
H sasa y d. e e esf sssssa s
I described property py re 1soi
ri II lin consisting saas
II he cresset taa ssasss r tas
ssn e "a 1sssPis sss n
E8-Terms Cash ~ the spot - ,,rgr y .5a 9,s&
lmvN28fe26 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
80 d = seSx = ss.
sss sshs CO. a de RlEs g.
nS ss e err &c &c i
Camp 81 des Magass les eets capres
s. fsis soEs Z
coare partenliers on ds &c r.
70 actions ~ capital soeiss
&c e u
myg asisa sheriff ng IL i II far Ra
Fl'5a Rsss15sa csgsf SsHh
&c liz III
oSan san s al ass5s s H ss
81 At ,le CITY Hotel Common between Camp and Mag
two the First District IF this
city By ne and q square Ne
drawn y Geo y Dunbar January ard dspositsd
IL he office s Of the LATE Msa ~ m ssG9
liz depth he whole wilI
fully appear by reference Of mortgage passed before
al. Ghiape1la Notary, the nth April, 1886.
Together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting Of houses slate rooted each
tanning eight rooms, gallery IN front above and below Two
story kitchen each tenement containing two roos The
kitchens have aclapboard roof. 4s$ ss4 3$#5
Seized in the above suit Il 5l -
TERMS-Cash on the spot. n
i mJ3 "a je6 n Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
/ CIxauEME CouR DE- DISTRICT JOHN PEMBERT0N y.
de ID Eonvele. Orleans. DENIS COCHRAN No IL, 991
Il I'm NE1iTU d. I'm ortlFe de gaisae ct yenae .
IA addrese hoRorabe Cnguee G0ur de District
ID NouEee Orleans dams pafire ciesus e procedeFai e
MERCREDI Is JUN 1856, arnid Hotel de Cite de Ia
Commune eele de Camp des MaEasins
i de-545 56glsszI5sg5 ss. &
District decetts WILLIE assigDes Nos Ct de
coInpris les Howard Calliop berte ct
Clio d'apres plan drease Dunbar le
1875 deposa feHde de d. L. cCay noae les dts
contus caque pads face lare Dc s n
beTe liz pie8 de profodcur entire gnes
quill plus implement decrt dams face
par devant A. ChiapelIa notaire. le ii avrH 1855
Ensemble les bltsses st aneoratous
sur dt terrain snx Hasans en- sois
ages couyertes ardoise contenant chacune
gaiee has haut cuisine esages ats en- pos
attacee chacune des dex raisonss
4 Les cuisines sont eouyertes Merrains
4 Eaisis dams laHare cidessns. $z gs5s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
Il 7E'a JOHN IL BELL,
Il nly23 les Sheriff Ia Parosse d, Orleans
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EXPORTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. America-3S3 csks bacon, 10
ties hams 50 bbs pork 200 -four 100 do whisky Sc coffee
100 pcs baggng $50 els rope. @.l,='
LIvERPoo-ship Baltic-ls bales cotton 1904 corn
800 staveB. 81, s.f s77s 4, r. s,.,
PENsACoLA-schr Emma DeRussy2OO sacks corn, box
mdse I.. US, .Ml ~ 81
LIvERPOO14-ship Emily A Hal-30e3 bales cotton, 400
bbls flour, 1000 slaves. Nd,
IIvERPooL-ship Alice Counce224 bales cotton, 654l
Bks corn 1900 slaves EA
POINT ISABEL AND BRAzOS ST AGO--25O bbs -four,
200 bags coffee Is bbs beeswgx 500 tins oil bbs lard OIL 10
bxB 10000 shingles rs lumber 49 pkgs government
Stores 1913 pkgs mdse. ---y- 70 'El|'
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E- The Switzerland left Cairo LIST inst, reports
steamer Henry Lewis recently sunk at Andeson Bar has
been purchased essrs Cas Nelson of St Louis and rails
ed the Switzerland towed the wreck Paducah for repairs
Steamer David White has also been raised parties and
will repaired Paducah Eight and half feet Of water
in the Ohio and falling fast. 'D1S-s sSa.Hairs ID "
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ARRIVED.

Ship Time Homer from Cardiff Wales I'D March, to master
Ship Mongeo Barnes from Liverpool 9th April Whit
ney deo-2d district, q. lz--.5S
Ship Aabes Dodge, % days from Boston, to master-a dis
Bark Rhodes Booker from Bremen 18th March, to Baxter
Bark DIANA Davis s. days from Boston, Dewey2d
Bark Lacy Redding, 50 days from Boston, to W Hynsond
Bark Grion olburn, from Bordeaux, to Perelat aco2d
Span Bark Lamasa 80 days from barcelona to mas
81 ster-2d district, ~. ID. q: &Ji W 5BB
Schr Armenia, from Coast-2d district EIl5 . " y
Schr Etar from Coast-2d district 1 H&@g& e. i. DO
schr Eclipse, Fauriers from goua-Basin i sl
schr May Flower. Kyer, from Amite Riyer-Basin.
schr primmedor Morrison; from Amte River--Basin
sehr PeIean Web5e s,f from BexIBasin
schr Fonainbean, from Covngton-Basn.
schr Adele, Guesnan, from ceyingtenT,Basin,
Sehr Three Brothers, Melon, from Bonfouca-BasinF al
Schr George, from Observation-Disclosures. .lf7a 5t Hts
@ sTBAMBoATs.
John j Roe. Leavenworth. from St Louis.
Sydonia, Wilson, from Shreveport ,4a- a .#Ni7-s
,='E.s Natchez,i Leathers from Ficksburg. IT..
.3rt Virginia, Wells from st Louis.
. af Jas Montgomery, Mogomery, from Louisville. N
Florida. Huchings from Mobile
,~sy Bella Donna, McCombs from Fort Adams.
Switzerland, Schenck, from Cincinnati
. Frank Keeling, Grant, from Washington.
~" Ceres. Labarthe. from St Martinsyie. 3ss@
Torboat Day, Brown from the Passes-went down ligh
brought up ship Time and bark Diana. s
Towboat W Downs from the Passes-went down light
brought barks Lucy and Grifon. HI. ,lg4
ToTboat Anglo Norman, Hendoman from the Passover
down ghtbrought up ships Mongolia, rabella and bari
s, Rhodes. -@E y - n.y. roy ys= % Ton
. BELow-coMING UP. M5
Ship Midd!esex ftom Boston. }tt
Brit Ship Thorwadsen, from Liverpool.
Bark Prens, Aldebert, from Palermo. -r7 %.
Schr G II Montague, from Havana.
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INN yvI d. ! i. j

49, TsSTTLTs SPRINGS, EsTILIs COUNTY - ~.
f3TUCKY-This Summer Retreat is siafs Gear lS
Kentucky RiysT wild and rnsanis In9,n-
feeaess h he world IL IS ifYyhve miles from Ien-
toa and accessible by fine graded ha1s
line Of daily coaches from e the spTng
ID fhat leaving
nd RAN AZ cans vii arrive at Springs the evening
u sks p = = II EiE8 Mrs. or CMEI1Ess
70 ,a atssSl JOHN gHusES-
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BebisM 1T TIE Narktts.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE g.
COTTON There brisk demand yesterday before the
arrival of the Nagaras accounts and about 5000 bales
Sold but little nothing done subsequently. We still
quote: E .a... O.. ~
: ,0..i. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. .614@71z Middlng Fair ...1ls@ll
$685. Fair
MiddIng :::,.......e5 $@Io}s Good Fair ......-@-
Good Middling.. ...1lGul114 Good and Fine .-tg-
TOBACCO We heard of $50 hhds sold of which 10
at l0c 1o@ll at l21 81 hhd Lugs at 62s and 2a5
also at 67sc q II. ~.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1856 .......... .4O5S7 ll7l5
Received since l,I22,7S4 S45l5
Yesterday ....... l,53S 1,l9S
-l7A272 ---35I71
l,764so9 47,4ss
Exported to date. l642,T91 3OeSO
seS'''1"' ''''''''' wl64s,l97 80 $50
ll5,6l7 16,5O5
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EAILROADE.

4. NEW ORLEANS, oPEEotsAS AM, GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADO bids Wta Eysrich-D do ] Baeqnie--S
do bbis m0Iasses BYsnd I,zndry5 do Bellocg 6co2
ls sugar Hail. Rood bales u hf Aes faos
10 order. a.2tE' 70 gSg
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GOMsTARLE,S SAFES.

E&A9A44A 0E&4&A4hSs
sEcosD Jrs7er;s coUar mrs EIIzAbETH PkIoEys
Parrish Of Orleans i MARSHALL IN 4 Is LOWERING
VTuE sa r1s aiisI5 fa sslsss s119ss
Of the Peace III the Parish Orleans and sell
ana sHftse
'V MI Is SSk & Il p fflSfh s1 PRESS
Sfi1sS i t6s above ON ts ss sDot.
ie6 1ol61s Constable.
Scoop JysrIcEs coURr, JENNINGS VI ys. ToDT.
Il as issss sss
{ SSsfS IS Sss - ssS
ISL La
lease Of the premises TO the LIST Of October
je5sisls 80 - - Constable
ES
$,H @ s:sss .sl
@ s # oEs Wa
Baronns Streets June 6th 1856, at l. O'Clock
+ HSSk Ii SI isfEs h eEhS Etc., etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit 45ar ,S-s,sT n
ie471216 @;,. 2g .,s IT.. Gsz Constable
F1nsr Jus1oEs couHF} PETER DILLON 81 KEENAN,
Gs,sss;s + a;ssi flss @ s.
sss 5 ds Fifth
NJ Poyfarre street, between Annuneaton and Fouehsr
S't Two CARRIAGES ~ s. III. 5iS4!
Seized in the above entitled suit. ..5a l7i. .5 i
my3l At 4. f5s sS 4Ntg WIN. g. QUIRK, Constable
FIRST Jusrse5s eouRr 9uIEK 4
rSFs q qISIs of witt Of ern fctas 10
ID directed by the honorable D. F. MITCHELL First Justice
as 5ss oh
l. the premises situsted On Delord ST. between
"a ICE BOX Seized in the above en-
nyso 81 il il go y - wa. c. ouIRK, consables
FouRrn JUSTICES oouRr, A. HUARp VS.. y. 9. KELLY.
Ks5ih Rt5is1s q sss.as 20
ss fsRSss L &c
shsnt s
plan drawn BY Jules Dss ssia lot IL The
Fla Amsrisan nsasprs g fesfrent
1T No and IL inches and lines the limit Of lot No
| s. and 50 feet on the depth line.
s Of d e s q
lot No measures inches on Felicity street. By Is
| feet inches in depth, English measure.
ERas fSGSS
s # @ H b. Is e
Nay 1851 and the balance cash.
my24 je3 II % Constable \
ssssss rs sHna
Inn VEEgTU drum writ de teri aacias 3 nd ii
"a addrese Phonorable Francois eaenge @ ne iS5S
Is Ro,o s s as p4ssss e ss I
uN CERTAIN LOT DE fERRE designs par le St No
conorfnenent un plan dresse ~ nv w
comprjs dams pt borne par les faes
ct Marie; le mssaTe 81 pss
la Unite da lot No ct peds pences e. lgnss sur "a IL
niie al, nf M 4 ct pels dams Ia 1e de
Ensemble ayee les quis tronyen II g oaye
r % taTr ine norton de msson beis composee une
ebam5re dune gae arriere ct dun eabnet ne
on I naon ni Sc lie dit No. 8. esurs IL pleGB
ers ID rue Fece % pieds pouces de profon.
deur, anglaise. ---za-z-z \
Ssisi dams lafaire ci-dessus.
ThRaEs EFT CONDITIO assulnara lie pale
men de- euI Sl54 dues defende1r payable
respectiyeen 10 26 povembre 1856 ct e q mai ei Ia pa
lance compliant. JULES tslfsfA6
'my24 je3 II Is - ~ ~ - s. 5f ooihemlie'
TeT IRDN-0 tons just received ship Sultan foy sale
by 6 w 0LlV Ell q ~.
ry7 Ct No. Is Carondeet street.
A G. SENFNES, ATT0RNEY.ATLAW, No. a6 Com
/ n pisrs c1Nu' ffrHans
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Singing yutsAigeate.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

~ --00 CLEAREU E5IEKDAI. ~
Steamship Aaerca Nelson for Apaiaehicoa Wood Low
Ship Baltic, Morse for Liverpool, a# Meeker eco
A'p - ''sN4-|F' - - j p Whitney eco
Ship Alice Counce Singer liverpool Meeler Geo
sch Star Cannon for Point Isabella and Brazos 81 Jaga
ST5& a4&&a8 fioldenbow L.esparrs
schr Emma DeRussy, Bernor, for Pensacola,
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hJO CURE NO PAY.-CHoLERA, DIARRHEA,
IN Dysentery Cholera Morbus and all arrangements Of the
Bowels guaranteed or the money returned The pnder
sSelngs Bone Felons Scad Head Old Sores and Ulcers of
every description all Chronic Diseases Of Females Depot
SoheT. snedies No l07 Carondeet street, between
Canal and Poydfas, near Foydras. es -s7r'T Y. ISL .,
B9-Oice hours from s a. NJ. to 9 P NJ. -
my9 d1yGW6ns E8s DrWM. DoWsE.
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T7NIANCIPATTON~4THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
"a gives notice intends apply the Second District
Orleans for the emancipation of his slave
ge boy aged about 26 with permission to reman
in the State. SthML9IiANCASTERi5
a2o St in sod By his Attorneys, sinonds & Fsnner.
ENIANCIPAI 1ON.-LE SoUsslGNE ForIFIE LE
Cour de District pour Emancipation de
son GUY age denvron &c ans permission
de deneurer dams lEtat zs7- a
t !, II SAsrL LANCASTER,
Ct in 3Dd Par Sinaonds L Fenner.
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H3rClnssIcaI FrcncBl.-ProfessOr koux has
opened EVENING CLASSES in the large No 8 in the lst
floor in the East wing Of the University of Louisiana OF
Baronne and Common Streets where instruction will be given
such thorough snd systematic plan to enable the
pupils acquire grammatical and practical knowledge
Of French language within the shortest possible time The
low during the coming For particulars call 81 the
above from ~ r M the residence Of Professor
Roux Tyol Circle and Deord street from 8to 81 A.
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Ss.,soaSz@lzS;sss FRESH F4SH-sAM's SALOON
1Sss5sWSSAS 10I ST. Charles Street.
HALIBUT,
MACkEREI,
COD FISH,
SHAD, and - 80
LITTLE NECK CLANS,
per steamship Cahawba ready be served
at SRm,s Saloon. lnl ST. Charles street. les It
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Wright, Williams & Co. having
resumed in the undersigned will al! their liz
n I'll, % brIinass frn t;s ae nndsr tIa r,
WRIGHT, ALLEN Il Co. 1 VIZ 51T-&I u, I..7. Il
sE3l77' 75t H. II. WRIGHT,
r. ..... G. W. ALLEN.
New Orleans, May 18th, 1856. si ' % my26 I'm
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
a City Hall March 26, 1856. 5
Ras- Three Hundred Dollars Reward. ~ A
reward of Three Hundred Dollars will be given for
information which will lead to the and conviction Of the
assassin who did the night of Monday the 18th
ns about O'clock the Of Gravier and Magazine
Streets shoot policeman Alexander ego in the head of which
wound he has since died.
III H.
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WANTED.

YHTANTGD-A THOROUGH BOOk-kEEPER AND
wv Accountant conyersant with the English, French and
Spanish languages Accmated resident Of this city for
many years. making arrangements with any Produce o.
ensuing Salary being OBJ
feet during will his services gratis until the
opens provided liberal compensation be allowed and
permanent situation secured Address Book keeper at this
Office. a. So jc5 bI
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w ms BARELLI CO., No. 81 Common street
YHTANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH.
w ing French In all its branches desires situation either
In country The best references to capacity and
habits given If required Address H., st this efce ma If
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variety os all kinds Of Tropical a.
Fig Bananas yenw Guava PIanssr Tad&rinGa
etc, etc ss5! ~.
&. F. NICHOLS Importer Of all kinds Of Proancs
ucE Gpn 95 from the Mediterranean
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T1RECES ENREDGE ESDALs-THE SUBSCRIBERS
arc now prepared deliver the above celebrated Coa TO
stesrnboats hoe private families etc. IN lots
to suit, $40 ton Of 2G10 lba
Orders left at the Yard between Julia ana
st, Joseph stregtB, will receive immediate attention.
s57f CREETF & FARW ELL, 50 Matches street.
s Nav OrIeann NnreInher 1Ss5
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Scoop Jysr1eEs couRr JENNINGS ING 8 g ss ToDT.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of aera faeias to me
Id directed by the Honorable G NJ Second Justice
of the Peace Parish of Orleans will sell public
ton on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of June, 1856 at u o'clock
Graver street. between Carondelet and Baronne
streets -. .-,,,,,,. :, =, /, 49, -, ~
lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Tables, Chairs,
Glasses Counter etc. Fixtures and Gas Burners
TERMS-.Cash. WV MITCHELL We.
len el5lB ID SEs Constable.
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nANIEGL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBILL
~ EDWARDsl Nos. IS sOand s. New Leyes and 2, q
per- Tn Sheet Brass Work He is ready
making Steam Trains and Eyaporating
Pans Ferer Juice Boxes and appertainng to the
Sugarhouse. +4. ~ = +sz5s 49,. =.
general Of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc., constantly on hand.
He would call the attention Of planters to the Steam Trains
Camp Messrs. s. T. Harrison E. ]. Forstall, Nelson
& Donelson, Osgood Lawrence VIZ H. stackhouse, A.
Thomson Co.. L. Forsal Of this city, to whom he
ullyra fort n partic lars. im22
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x EsITA WATEsR.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL-
ehraed Springs sale In such quantities may he
desired s. st Of Commercial
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The Abita have been foud In All
eous Diseases affections Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
Gout Gravel Diseases af the womb General DshilIty
living, In all OF Diarea whether
chronic Of will afford nneiate relief and eject
permanent cureius short time During u Will ba
ond Of great service and may be used by fe mos
delicate during meals diet drink With pleasure %
pure agreeable and sight In proof extract
ef than ernuSc
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- Pass CEaRTsTIANT sOTIs y sr e.
lfsyi,1ent Will be Thoroughly repaired renoYasl ana
opened fo The reception Oh The 18Th me
nsxt nhdeF ~ WARREN a. GRTCE and
roT26 I'm i. W . LIES. y.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12

James A. Hutchings, Wm. F. Holtzman, J. W. Purdom, Jas. D. Fitzgerald, Wm. V. Hut, N. H. Radgett, c. L. Jetfries and c. F. NJ. Robinson, were all elected Justices of the Peace; and Joshua F. James was elected Con- stable for Big Rock township; all Know Moth ingS except J. A. Hutchings.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12
Johnson cOYntu. Aug. 5th. 1856

""''''N''' NOT""tJj ~A'e OUl4, AOOO
 Col. R. H. JOHNSON Yesterday one of the great political battles was fought, and democ. racy .triumphed. After the smoke and dust cleared away, the number of Know Nothings slain was frishtful, notwithstanding their ds. feat was anticipated.
 The democratic ticket was gloriously sup. ported-eyery Know Nothing aspiraut in the county was defeated.
 Error ceases to be dangerous, when reason is left free to combat it,' and Know Nothing. ism ceases to be dangerous when democracvB left free to combat t--aS it ever will be Fan. aticism, the hydra headed monSter, led on by thirst for office, has summoned lis forces to many battle against the interests of tLe Am. ercan Union, and, in some p7aceg, has succeeded; but the American people, though sometimes led astray by yelpug demag o4ues, will, uleu the contest comes on, always ba right, I,ms may succeed for day, but when danger puts forth his warning the people call on dcnoca- cy, tho inyinc.bIe ''old guard, of the republic, to shield them and save their liberties from tao damnins effects of fanaticism. Even iowa speck of danger is impending. Many par,e. and factions that have not principle to govern them, are endeayormg to shake, and if 1t ve-o possible, oyertum the American republic
 In Arkansas the people have given a glori. ous proof that their hearts are in the right place, by ralIyins to the support of democratic rl.aci- ples. And in November, when the principle of Union or disuuion is to be decided they wi.. be found, as on yesterday, victorious on the side of democracy.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12
Little Rock, Arhs, 9th August.

R. II. JOHNSON, Eso-SIR: In the True Democrat, of the 5th of August, I find an ed- torial as preface to communication from Hon. F. P. Redmond, alludng to a letter which It appears has been published in the Helena ohield, as having been written to me by Mr. Redmond. In view of the facts, 1 will say nothing oi the strictures contained in the pub lications aSalnst me, supposing of course the amenoe Will be made. The letter published was never written to me, nor did know any thing "f It's existence until saw the article re- ferrlng to 1t in your paper. I do not often see the Shield, and but for the publications in your paper, would have known nothing of the let ter or the charges made against me by Mr.. Redmond on account of its publication.
 The insertion of mine, as the name to which said letter was addressed, was suppose, ty- geographical error, James A. Henry instead of James A. Huev, is as it should have been in ac- cordance with the facts of the case. My for mer personal relations with Mir. Redmond have been of very friendly character. That ht should have forgotten to whom the letter 1T question was addressed is very strange. sup. pose however that the name Jumes 4. Huey being at the head of said letter misguided him will state that never published or caused t, be published p,iuate or public letter. or any portion of either from Mir. Redmond; neve received but three letters from Mir. Redmond and if he desires their publication will fur nish copies of them for that purpose Yol will please give this place in your paper, as well as the enclosed letter from Mr. James A Henry, and request the State Rights Democrat and Helena Shield to publish and forward bil to me at Little Rock
 l am respectfully,
 your ob't serv't,
 & HJTEY
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12
Gen. $. H. Hempstead.

This gentleman, democratic elector for the State at large, returned on Frilay last in good health and spirits, from a successful canvass of the counties of Saline, Hot Spring, Dallas, Clark Montgomery, Polk, Pike, Seyier, Hempstead Lafayette, Columbia Union, Calhoun, Bradley Drew, Ashley, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas Jeffer- son and Pulaski; twenty-one in number. Some ofthese counties have never before been spoken
 n by any presidential elector EIempstead spoke in seventeen of them before the August election, which has resulted so trumphantly to the democracy, and in four afterwards, conclud- ing his appointments at the capitol on last Sat urday, when he delivered as able speech as we ever listened to upon the issues of the day setting forth the pre-eminent claims of the democracy to be considered as the only nation al party in the Union.
 It required untiring exertion, and physical endurance, and rapid travelling to fill the ap- pointments; and, considering the hot season and bad roads, i'm many places, it was thought he could not do it. But unprecedented as it is, in political canvassing, in this State, the ap. pointments were all filled, although in some cases it was necessary to speak in a county one day, and in another the next day, fifty ol sixty miles distant. But all these obstacles were overcome, and in the performance of the duty imposed upon him by the democratic Stato convention, he met the abest champions of the American party--Mr. Grace, Col. Fowler and Judge Sutton, and triumphantly sustained the principles of the democratic party, by fair rea- soning and argument, and exposed the incon- sstency of Know Nottingham. Gen. Hemp stead has been a sound, true and tried demo. crat all his life; and during his twenty years service in the cause in Arkansas has endeared himself to our party, and is entitled to, and will receive their heart felt gratitude
 He has been working and laboring man and a leader in whom the party has always had confidence. The State, for the first time, has been thoroughly canvassed, by our electors. Hampstead, Burrow, Green, and Mccoy, and the increased democratic majority, in the recent election, is proof of the zeal and ability with which 1t has been done, as we'll as a test of the popularity of our present worthy chief magis. trate. The State is certain for Buchanan and Breckinridge by at least 12 or l5OOO