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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23
THE GREAT RUSSIAN RnMEpy-Pro Bono Publico

THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDy-Pro Bono Publico
Every should have box in the house handy
Of accidents the chldren Redding's Russia Salve is
remedy of thirty years. standing aud is recommended
by ysicans. II and speedy for burns piles
bos corns felous cbnn old of every kind for
fever seres ulcers ITCH scnd head netle ras buhions
nipples by nurses whiows, stes Testers flea
bites spider sings limbs rheum scuryy and
cracked lips nose and flesh wounds it most val
liable remedy and cure, which be testified to by thousands
who have used in the city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In instance will this Salye do injury,
terere with physicians prescriptions 1t made from the
pprest materials from recipe brought from Russof articles
growing in that country-Rnd the popeors
all classes clegJme physicians captains and 9TH
who have used themselves and recommend il to others
Redangs Russia Salve is in large tin boxes stamped
with picture Of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price, 25
| box. Reddng' e Co. For sale by ]. Wright Co., 0. o.
Woodman and all druggists. fell eodbm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

I'D J&-- -A4GS l4- NsR @cpa %JE S2Ap %1D Ap -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ss P. Fl E B RIA RID,
.1lS CANAL STREET., LILO
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals, which ne will very reduced prices
Plain, Figured and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE % 5' '"
Black Flounced BAREGE
Half-rnourring
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Stripedand Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
Orgaldy, Plain and Flonnced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconet
Valencienre 4 CE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
:. :. INsERTINGii
.... EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. 80 JACONET;
BRILLIANTINES White and Colored;
Z Real SWISS MUSLIN, IL, "a, 81;
NANSO0K;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SW1sSMCSLIN;
:. CAMBRIA; F."
TOILETQUIITs, White and Coored, all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD; .5.
SILK CRUvELLI LUsTRE, for Travelling Dresses
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, Damaslsed and Emb'd;
WHITE BOBINET, for Mosquito Bars made ORDER
Irish Linen SHIRTING;
SHEETINC LINEN French, Scotch and Irish, all widths
Yellow and Colored NANKINs, etc. etc.
Also
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Negroes. fe25 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

We call the attenton Of the trade to the sale Of
French collars, bands and French white
shirts, whichwill take place this day at 10 o'clock,
a. d, at EBlache q Leanmont's auction rooms, No.
i II, Ghartres street. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

are indebted to tile clerk q the magnif-
Gent steamer Robert j. Ward, Capt. slas +. Miller,
for files Of late louisville papers. ;f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

prating about decay Of viii find good
sized pill under onr financial head this morning, in
the value Of imported chandise into this port for
the last three months ending the list ultbeings
1893 against "a .764 sos III largest
import of any previous year.
BusINEss tie lower niboatt land there
is Considerable falling tie sippin 81 msrehans
disc, and the receiving Of cotton,
q the along from gustonhouse to-
Julia streets, We if8any one desires to
ses bustls are they have
only just there and There are boats
dischaag shousan is Of barrels Of -four, sacks Of
corn sacks of Of oats, sacks Of bran,
barrels and casks Of pork, bacon, beet,
RhisEsy III lard ButWeS must stop enumeration, Or
We shs oh entire column Of what is TO be daily
seen % Tie lew Orleans,
long NE expeett To the arrival Of fatboat
from the lake In woods, or steamboat from the
Falls Of 81. Anthony most time fort the annual
arrivals from the State Of New y orlS via the Ohio
river. w have recorded several arrivals from Penn
large loads Of the varied products of
that prolific nervous railroads are
located all over the State. Now, then, the Jack
sofi Railroad pushed ahead with energy and perse-
yerance our good city will soon be entering on its
great and distinguished career. We have, we think
got tEe railroad such position that it must
be finished or completed to Jackson At once
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

aa5 TheS Eastern mail came in at q late hour last
evening. What delayed it we know not. a glance
ever the prominent papers from several important
points leads us infer TINT the world would have
loser had The mail neve arrived. We
unable interesting items Of
any kind. 9ssss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

R1pwKy''s R. n, RENEDIEs In another column
may Ia extended and interesting notiee Of Tie
ftS celebrated compounds known us the r. r. Remedies
We space that we should repeat
which peFnentlT and stated in the advertise
sea wcul thorough conviction Of their great
se sud profit direct The stentIon of all who suffering
them relief and comfort The recommendations such
= elogF no doubt.
Ioh Wright too Nos. a aud 15l have tiki
article prominently their long list medicines and msdica
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23
VALUABLE uNINPRoVEp PR OPERTY IN BoULIGNY,
+ In fterso1,f ~ I
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST. JOHN
Baptist street, First District 7iS

7. :
Baptist street, First District. ago., }is
100 BY BENJAMIN KENDIG Auctioneer.
SATURDAY Aprlt &c, 1856. mt 10 O'clock
~ at Hanks Arcade will be sold at auction
A4CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the Improvements
thereon the First District in the square bounded by 81 john
Baptist Race, Orange and Pacanier said lot measures
street BY This lot is near the corner Of 81 John
Baptist and Race streets. The improvements said lot
prise story frame house, containing rooms;
story Kitchen containing two and cabinet blacksmith
shop and back buiding good cser and all tie other
sary ontbnidingsi in the yard. g@tsF szo.as,s
TERMS-One third cash the balance
for notes bearing mortgage the property with interest
per Gent from date TO maturity and If paid
until final payment. u 5s-e
purchaser. ~ a23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION. EE
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctoneer.
TUESDAY, 29th April, 1856, at IL o'cloclSs
Banks Arcade fagaziie street BY and II
District Court Of New Orleans the suit q ohm Keller tutor,
VS. Thomas Assew under tutor Of the minor Henry swasey,
JULIA. aged "a years, and her two children,
JOHN uged4 years. and
CELESTE aged 40 years, and her two sons.
. - JOHN aged Is years, and
JOSEPH, aged 10 years.
Full particulars qualifications, &C. Of each slave VIII
be given at time Of sale. Zs
TERMs-Twelye months credit, wiiS cent. interest
from date to maturity for approved city aeeepanees.
Acts Of sale before A. Maareau, notify public, at the
pense of the purchasers. R @32N az
yENTE POUR EFFECTEUR, UNFs2HEPARTITIoN.
. PAR BENZ. KESDrti, Entanieur, r
T. mt ARDE 30 avr3I 1856, n midi rArcade dc
THcoabe r. IL Morgan nge Deqxeme cour Dc District
do Ia Nouvee Orleans dns In pouFsues de John Keller tn
tsgt o Thomas Aske% sous tuienr d. neuf Henry saey
JUIiA-agee de q ans, ayec ses deuS enfans.
JuHN-ase de 4 ans, ct s$
CYRUS-Sye de an. .
CELEsTE-aeee de 40 ans, ses deax fls.
J0HN--age de % ans ct H.
JOSEPH-aec de 10 Es
Toe information quaint qualities de cacun des escaves
seFa d2Rns i i9nr T de Se sr, or ce do
Ia date Usqn'a mnurit6 pour acceptaions de IN Vile.
Aces de pardevat A. MAzeau otaire pubcanx fraE
de PHcheeurs. e3 a23
| PARTITION SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN ALGIERs
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
| GATURDAY. May 3D., 1856, MT ~ O'Clock. at
- Banks Arcade Magazine street. by consent Of parties signed
81 of April 1855 and pursuant to an ORDER of the Hon Fifth
Dstyist G9 assa 4Gt APfi S y Ge sod
s. bounded by Chestnut Gasseine Peter and Alex streets
being lot No TO- measuring 81 feet front Chestnut street
depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines, American
The improvements consist Of story house, kitchen, out
TERss-Casl Act Of sale before j. G. Ponlexter " p at
|
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eaNttiOll SaIfs,

SIIAyEs-sTrANEs. y
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctioneer u
THURSDAY, April 24 TIL, MT IL O'Clock, ut
Banks'is Arcade will be sold az auction, The following
Slaves-- $ESs 'sa3. Adv 4 5Et. 99G
NED, i'B345s. .al6 ~ ASs5 RI SS5tSjsi,
BUCK E 4Ss.47
TOM ..S25 f5..sE#.. ..&F ~. E5f46qyZ% 55
ALFRED, ..1l9 ..54#sS.
MARIA, 5{l 8. "a F5s
AT0MAR, =. Is $50 -. 5e&F{47St55
ELlIA,$5s1 II III s.3: 4S.'4
III4SEY, 80 $50 NO. held hand and her
~ RICHARD, aged years 8t4.ft3E S5f3 s
HENDERSON, aged Is yeafs, st rate house servant,
5H riage driver and body servant. 8$5 ,535 sa
and ironer 3sg@Ez s"S{& 81
ARR1ETT aged IS years, good plain cook, washer and
roner.
HENRY aged years, first rate steamboat hand and very
good engineer. Fi5t &$&t
The above slaves IRE fully guaranteed, Is &E5
E5@Tertns liberal, made known at sale. i5F
Acts sale before James Graham, Notary Public, at the
pelse purchasers APPS !.
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Horace MEfGrbaEs

AL 2p7t 5IoWeFr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
wEat wa. don. i'm Pennsylvania.

just before the Pennsylvania election we
published intelligence from Philadelphia that
the number of names registered in that city
for The election in that city was greater by
twenty thousand than the entire population
entitled to vote. The following paragraph
was published by the New York Times on Fri
day, four days before the Pennsylvania cleo
ZION:
"The friends of Mr.. Buchanan, so lately alto
gether desperate, now exnlt with new hope,
and profess the utmost certainty of carrying
the election in Pennsylvania on Tuesday next.
This hope is based on essentially the same tao
ties which they have so successfully applied
elsewhere The people Of that State are to be
deprived of the power of eectng their own
officers. 1t is ascertained that arrangements
have been completed for bringing in from TWEEN
" 20 twenty-five thousand invaders. IL is es-
timsted that this number will be sufficient to
conquer Pennsylvania. Such is the source of
the new confidence with which the friends of
Buchanan are now animated. They are sure
of their ability to put down the true democra
cy of that great State by al army of hireling
ruffians from without its borders. For this
purpose respectable bankers and merchants of
New York have held nightly couclaves and
contributed large sums of money. II is posi-
BILE that such an enormous conspiracy against
the law and people may be successful"
A very able correspondent Of the National
HatelligeReer, writing from Philadelphia one
week before the election, said:
Among other means to which they are re-
sorting, am sorry to say, is making voters
ont Of the foreign material at an immense rA-
ito. IL these were persons who, by due de-
clarAiiOD aud proper length OF residence were
entitled Ia become citizens, no one would have
any right to object 20 II; but when tell you
that one court IN this city has already made
within few weeks 800 citizens, and Is still
manufacturing them at the came ratio, you can
Judge for yourselves how many If them are
Justly entitled TO their naturalization papers.
! object TO al his kind of thing, 90 matter by
what party us done, and whilst such q prac
tice continues no Que should be surprised if the
belief extends that American should rule
America" r
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20

FILLMORE ON SLAvERY.-The Charleston
Courier OF the 26th uIt., contains a long, ar
gumentative aud calm letter, from ''South-
ron," now at the North, in which the South is
urged TO support Mr.. Fillmore. The writer
argues that Mr.. Fillmore is the only candidate
that can be elected BY the people, and regard
ing Fremont's election as an impossibility,
considers Mr.. Filmore's prospects with the
! eOple and in the House, better than that of
Mr.. Buchanan. After bestOwing the highest
eulogium on his administration whilst Presi
dent, she writer enforces his claims not only
as a national man, but with those constitution
al sentiments which renders him especially
acceptable TO the South The writer having
lately had free intercourse with Mr.. Fillmore
says
81 have it from his own lips, and that at a
time when lie had passed from successful,
administration OF the National Government to
The retirement aud privacy OF lite, aLd when
he was without prospect or even wish for
denomination or restoration to the Presidency,
that his opinions bad bee revOlutonized and
his prejuGices ds-ipated on The subject of
slavery in the Southern and Southwestern
States; that he believed the so-called freedom
of the black and col"red population in the non
SlaveholdiDg States To be a muckery and IS
cheat, and that slavery was the best condition
OF the African race in this country, best both
for the black race and the white race, AMI
that the Union could only be perpe tuated by
"A faithful observance of the constitutional
rights of the South, aud non interference with
slavery on the part of the non -slaveholdng
States of the Government; and his convictions
were greatly strengthened by his Southern
tour, which an eye witness OF the working OF
our domestic institution.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 10, 1856.
Editor of Repnblican
Good News from che Pacific.

We have the mOst cheering intelligence from
California by the George Law. Both private letters
and the newspaper accounts give every reasonable
assurance thar the Golden State is safe for Fillmore
aud DonelsOn in November. AS a solitary illustra-
ton Of the spirit and enthusiasm with which our
friends on the Pacific side are pushing the canvass
we NAV state that there are now twenty four
papers in California, which sustain the good cause
The names upon the electoral ticket are all Of the
right stamp The speakers are canvassing the
State with an energy snd deter minaton to win,
and Low that the ballot box suffers have be n
thoroughly weeded out,-there is but little doubt
the free, fair, untrsmmeed expression Of the peo-
pies will next month, will be in favor Of Fillmore
and Donelson. This is good news, and as true as
it is good It indicates that California is not ready
Just yet to LET THE UNION SLIDE" nor anything
like prepared to suikr fifteen stars from the ma
tional banner-N Y Express l4h
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
VINO are ths Dlsunlenl,tt.

wehesr every day, says the New Orleans
Creole, OF Fremont dsunionists ct the North
-of Buchanan disunionists at the South-but
who has ever heard Of Fillmore disaniOAist,
North or SOUTH We propose this query; tho
vii abs weri Weawait a respOase.
TnE fact stated by the Creole shoald Ger.
tainly BOT fail "a attract the public attention
especially should il Command the careful coa-
si,eraiion of every man. OF whatever party,
Who loves the Union and reseres the Constita
ton. no Fiiln0ss DisEAiOais.s'" What q
commentary upon the conservative character
II Mr.. Fillmore. and tl.ose who support him.
Men al The Soush. look aFound yon and see
who sre abe dsanlenisls. and VINO they sup
port tor President Ahen are known by ihe
campaay they keep" and II you are Tor the
Union and the Constitution, yoa shaald repu-
dlate the citnranlenslsip 81 the disnnionls,s.
aud rally under tbs banner Of FILthSRK, the
CunstiIafs0n aud the unioa. That i the pos
ition fur all conservative patriots 70 occupy in
this crisis. -AHsEsta Chronicle.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
The Two PIan,ers-An Anecdore.

At the dining table of the Exchange, lev days
ago. we CHANGED to be 80 seated to be ma de TO
oVerhear political conversation between two cot
ton planters, the elder an Alabamisn, with fine,
expressive face, and grand old head OF snowy
hair-the other much younger, aud Misslssippian.
Both had been North and thev agreed that Ere.
monts chances OF success alarming. After
reaching this point quite harmonOuSy, said the
Mssssippian--
well Colonel, what are you willing to do, in
case Of FremOnt's electiou!"
"You DON'T propose dissolution before the
election, do your" asked AlALamian in reply.
"0f course not"
"Then you will not dissolve after the election,
because OF any given mans success without waiting
for some affirmative 70 justify III" continued the
Albanian interrogativey.
"Why, yes" said Mississippi 'ff Fremont is
elected think we ought to dissolve instanter, be-
cause his platform involves the exclusion Of slavery
from the territories forever"
There was a slight twinkle OF smile about the
mouth OF the snowy beaded AlAbamiAn, as be ask
ed sith the simplicity Of a child
'You would not dissolve simply because Mr.. Bu
chanan should be elected, would your"
"No, oh mol" was the animated reply, (Nississp
pi was OF course for Buchanan.)
"Nos ], continued Alabama-"I am Union
man, and neither Premont's nor Buehanan's elec-
ton, as a simple fact, could drive me dissolution
Fremonts policy directly excludes slAvey from the
Territories while Mr. Buchsnan'- practically an
surely effects the same result by SquatIer Sove
Tegnts aud Alien Suffrage. But, nevertheless, /
am not for dissolSing account Of the election OF
either, until his policy Is sought to be put in prAe-
teal operation, then shall probably favor your
move"
And that was the last We heard.-Koatgomsry
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
A sInrnIarIy oana "a AdmIssIoa.

We recommend. tsAys the Baltimore American)
the following candid admission Of the sanbury
Northumberland county. Pa. } Americas 20 abe
attention Of our southern Democratic friends. Il
may be only hseessAry TO premise that the Journal
named hes the names o. James Buchanan sRd John
Q Brecksnridge al the head offs columns The
editor is not only more candid. bus exhibits greatly
mere Intelligence Saan bis party generally, though
We doubt much whether his friends here. ahO as
sert shat Fillmore has no strength ssywhere, viii
thank ham for the evidence he has given Of the
possession Of both Of thesr qusltes After speak
lag Of Mr.. Bnsnansns Soasiern strength, and az
Ter impotoBce AZ The Nerih, be aida;
.'TAs Wsa and fks EIsfsrn and Af7ddi, Saases
uiib fec exeeptioas. sisoaf saahiasas for Fl-
saors and fremont Tnis is galy strangs stAss
OF aiairs and much 10 be regretted. Any one az
eli eonverssnt Slsh political ~ Ire h,asl have
iorosaen ioag since that such would be abe Fespla
tbs crisis bas no dosbt been, kAsis..ed On by ths
Hti,aed aesioa u President Pierce, Js}ef Do-sgla,
and o'hsys, 10 regaSd 10 the hs.oari CompEosni
and the ksnsas aud Nebraska hilL"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20

WHAT RAILROADS Do For Tx IxTERfoR. The
Pennsylvania railroad furnishes the amplest eVi
dence Of wha, railroads can do for building up the
wealth Of a State Aloua les route new towns
have sprung up with wonderful rapidly, aud the
agricultural and mineral resources Of the msgnif-
cent country through which runs the irodhorse have
been developed to a remarkable extent Look at
the town OF Aitoona, ct the foot OF the mountains
lev years ago What IS nov town Of about Eve
thousands inhabitants consisted OF two or three
houses Al most. There IA nos no more aouFishing
and prosperous inland town Ia the State. There
are Ave churches in the plsne. viz, PRESBYTERIAN,
Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist. .ad Catholic. Il
supports ak public schools employing seven teach
ers. tao private academies book store, and a
hrst-class family newspaper, Which furnish ample
evidence Of the intelligence olthe population. Al
cona Is the sise Of Che extensive soFkshops Of the
fennsysanla Railroad Company aud the hesdqhar-
tiers Of sbe corporation. II contains tWo banking
hoases, aad ! number 81 The most prospefocs
menaaniils establishments ID the interior Of the
State. Il hoast Of The largest hose ent<ie Of Pitts
burg OF PaadsiphiA. aud supports numrrous minor
cnes We TANK she town l. destined 20 Be oas
Of The lAFEess Il Is undoaatedls one Of TIE moss
beaut fal snd bastlag 10 the inteFior Of PenDsyl.
sans. Aad AT because the Ceatrai railroad vas
eonstrartsd. when Fhs Keystone State b lake
MASSACHUSETTS,. 'ssEidiseesa' b. fnllrpad-. shat Ga
embire wil h BE- within itsesf Pkils4slpAia Eses
si.g IsrFnsi.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
Ths Tennessee and Alabama Central
Railroad.

We wish to keep the claims Of this enter
prise before our readers, and urge them TO
prompt and immediate action This road
is a continuation Of the Central Southern
road, and that is a continuation Of the Ten
nessee and Alabama Railroad-the three
together forming an unbroken line from
Nashville to Decatur, in Alabama, and thus
tapping Man y and GILES county, in Tennes-
ee, and Limestone and Morgan, in Ala
baml. The trade OF some Of these counties
is rapidly turning towards other CONNER
cial points, and if our city desires it, an eff
fort must be made to secure it, and made
at once.
Money sufficient to complete the road to
the Alabama line, has already been raised,
and the work on this part will soon be COM
menced. From the State line to Decatur,
on the Tennessee river, distance of TWEEN
ty-six miles, all the stock, except fifty thou
sand dollars, has been taken, aud this small
sum is al that is needed TO put the entire
line from Columbia 10 Decatur, under con-
tract It might be supposed that this sum
could be raised on the bonds Of the CON-
pany, aud so it could. but the Legislature
of Alabama chose, by consent of the stock
holders, to prevent the work being begun
until he entire amount Of stock toas taksa.
Until this is done, not even can the COM
pany organize, much less contract debt.
The stockholders are determined to build
this road loiiEoa DEBT, or not at oil. In.
addition to this security, the subscriptions
~ Of our citizens are asked, upon the eondi-
ton that, the money is not TO be called for
until Il is needed 10 purchase the iron rails,
- add 10 no event. Is any part Of IT to be
otherwise applied. This secures US against
all risk Of loss il We lose the road We do
not pay the money if We pay the money
$ we are sure OF the road.
We are pleased to know that many Of
!. our citizens have already taken stock In
this enterprise and We are requested 20
state, that, in few days, the subscription
list will be presented 10 all-and, from all,