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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
An ANECDoTE The Philadelphia correspondent
of the NeW I0,k Tribune gives the following:

Az ANECDoTE The Philadelphia correspondent
of the Ne,c York Tribune gives the following:
An anecdoto told me by an eminent merchant
and manufacturer of this place is apropos Of the
attempts Of the terrorist prints to prevent mer-
chants having opinions of their own. This
camille house some years ago, as now, would not
conquer their prejudiccs. They did believe in the
old revolutionary doctrines to Slavery, This
flaming heresy it necessary to try to crush.
They satisfied their Southern customers with their
wares and their prices. But most warehouses
here then being like unto plantations, Southern
merchant undertook to lecture this abolition
concern" Was it true that they believed 90 and
about the negroes, about free soil, and all other
kindred villainies 1t was. Could they expect,
then, TO live off OF Southern custom bolding such
doctrines, so insulting to the South destruc-
triye to her interests and so forth? 1t could not
be; such Abolitionsm must cease, or the Southern
custom would leave their house, and so forth. And
the plantation lecturer having,as no supposed com
pleted The force of his terrorism then gave an
order for certain goods.
Very we'll" said the Philadelphia merchant,
1--WE shall be pleased to sell to you for casb."
For cash :" exclaimed Chivary-"why, | have
always had four months credit. ~ $50 you bave,"
was the reply, "but we can sell to you credit
the longer. You have shown that you would violate
principles of trade. and would make custom go to
opinions, and not to the ch 'apest market Any man
who adopts this system must soon be bankrupt;
and sorry are,we cannot trust you any longer.
Whatever you purchase of us must be for cash
before the delivery of the goods"
This happened literally as here recited. Fhera
is no doubt of the fact. And what the conse-:
quence Did the Southern dictator shop else
where? No; he could not be SO well suited by
any other house, so he has ever since bought Of
this sterling firm and has never been able to get
any other terms than cash betorc delivery. A
very pretty scene in the great comedy enacted
all over the country---"A School for Dough.
faces" a.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

ANOTHER THREAT OF DisUNION.-The Richmond
haPtirer is going to dissolye tle Union, Mr.. Sum
ncr to be hung and his friends put in the Reniten
tary. The following is from that paper:
Sumner and Summers friends must be pun:
ishcd and silenced. 0ovGrnmCnt Which cannot
suppress such crimes theirs. has falad pf it's
purpose. Either such watches must DC hung or
put in the Penitentiary or the South should pre-
pare at once to quit the Union"
Several awful catastrcphies are to bc soon ex,
pected, if any of the direiul prophecies ii ;he
alarmed croakors come to pass. Stand from under
when the sky falls !-.State Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

w HEREAs, on the frst day OF March, AID 1854
w Henry NUNS and Silke NUNS, his wife exc
cuted unto W iam Doolan as Trustee. a certain
deed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
Scott county, Iowa. described follows to-vt: The
northwest quarter ofthe southeast quarter OF ser
ton No two, (2) in township No seventy-eighi (7S)
north OF range No three, ~ east Of the NTH prilc-
pie meridian, which said conveyance was made b.
the said Henry NUNS and wife for the purpose i
securing the payment OF a certain promissory not.
and the interest thereon. signed by said Henry
NUNS, dated the first day of March, ID 1854, and
one payable as follows: One for three hundred dol
lars. payable t~o years amer date, at the Office Of
Cook Sargent in the city Of Dsv with inter
est ut the rate OF ten per cent per annum pay
semi annually And now, said promissory note hay.
Ing become due and payable and the said Henry
4uhs having failed to pay the same, l William
Doolan, Trustee - Aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which is
In me vested by said deed Of Trust will, on We'd
nesday, the twenty second dsy Of October A 1856
at the hour Of two O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
port expose and offer for sale public suction the
parcel Of land above decribed, much thereof as
shall be sufcient to satisfy and pay the amount OF
said note with the interest thereon to the day
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed will be Civ
en- IN accordance with the stipulation OF said Deed
Of Trust. conveying = full and perfect title to the
tract Of land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the list day Of October D 1856
wA. DOOLAN,
octi-dSx3d Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

a. A correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, writing from the White Sulphur
Spring, says:
We have live suthoress, two hundred
(spsaking in round numbers) professional
gamblers, one hundred members Of Con:
gress, and about one hundred others OF
equally doubtful reputation, besides . mem.
Der Of the N. J. Legislature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

q The Ithaca Watchman edited with
marked ability, hauls down the Fremont
flag. 1t says, "when we hoisted the name
Of Col. Fremont we had strong hopes that
the objections to him might be removed, but
Fremont stock in New York is already be-.
low par, and going down, down every day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

Snow. Yesterday afternoon, September
3Oth, we were visited by quite a snow
storm, something never before heard of in
this latitude so early in the fall. IN Fond
du Lac county, Wisconsin, 40 we learn
from travellers who left there yesterday
morning. the ground was covered with snow
to the depth Of two inohes.-Ch Chicago
Times, Oct l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

a. MI. E. C. Clark, = nsrchsnt Of
Omaha City. Nsbraska, writes uader date
OF the 10th instant, stating that Mormon
train had been slaughtered BY the Cheysn-
ne Indians . short distanee west Of that
city. All their horses were stolen. The
Pawness attacked the Chsysnnss, killing .
number q then and recovering the horses.
full Particular bad not been rsesivsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

Ths Psopls a q. Leuis - aa1iei-
psting great exhibition in hat city o. the
oeea6ion Of their Anonal State Fir, With
= 10 commence on tie 18th inst, cd 10
continue through that nd The essr succeed.
Ing days. Fifty acres OF ground have been
isclosed - adorned for the pulpose. The
smphithsatre, the mann building. u $40 feet
in diameter, and sun ounded BY fifteen t,oSs
Of seats. Water is to be supplied By four
fountains, one Of which, with hundred
jets will play over the main entrance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

- II any one should ask Us what In gu
opinion arrived at BY an impartial test
was the best and most honest compound remedy for
preserving and beautfying the hair, and restoring
gray hair to its original color and the locks to the
bald headed, We should without hesitation say Prof
0. J. Woods Hair Restorstive-H. Lomis Demo
A01.
Gee advertisement in another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
FIRE IN PITTSBURG.

Pi,tsburg, Oct /.
Tho packing house Of Phillips, Best 4
Cos, glass wo-ks was burnt on Sunday eve
ming, together with five dwelling houses in
the vicinity, rendering 100 families desti-
tute. Loss $25 900, nearly the whole OF
which falls on the above firm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
Dissolution.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L name Of B d & n Brown Is dissolved. All
persons indebted to the late firm will make payment
to 4 N Brown, who will also settle the debts due
from the Arm b g. BROWN
R. NJ BROWN
lie Claire. Oct l, l656--oct2-f2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
HIGH WATER.

Keesville, N Y, Oct
The Au Sable river is higher than ever
known before. The destruction Of proper
~ has been immense The saw mills aud
Kingslsnd's nail factory shops are near fall
ting. The upper bridge IS gone and the
stone arch bridge is expected to fall; the
lower rolling mills and forge and coal house
are destroyed. News from the river Gays
that the iron works, and the Peru Iron Co.
are nearly ruined.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

New York, Oct. ].

New Otk, Oct. ].
President Pierce arrived here at 10 P. N.
yesterday, and stopped At the Astor House,
where he was called upon by numerous U.
s. officials and private citizens. He pro-
csedsd this morning TO Boston.
The President has declin the inv tatiOn
Of his Democratic friends TO visit Boston
on his present Journey TO New England
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
GENERAL MASS MEETINGS.

GENERAL MASS MEETINGS.
GRAND RALLIES OF THE DEMOCRACY
WILL he held a, the times and places DEVASTATED
w below. Addresses will be delivered by Hon
J &. HAIL, one OF the State Electors aud other
distinguished speakers
Al COLUMBUS CITY, October An
NrsCATfNR 9Th.
CENTREvlLLE, (Appsnoo.e Go OCT iIth
KkoSAUQCA, Oct 18Th
S16OURNEY Oct 18th
IOWA CITY, oct I'D
Other meetingu 81 q similar character viii be ap
pointed 10 take psc" ut intervening tmcs and places
II Is urgently recommended that our Democratic
friends sppont other similar mectines in every coun-
~ In the State A. thy value their lives and prop
erty they should be active In the pereiuato ~ our
glorious 4 v,rnment and Institutions
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

- Rssehev, Rev. Rifle B. said N his
stump speech at Hudson, the other day, that
II Fremont could not be elected, he pre-
fefred the dissolution OF the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

PoAe ~ . Maosac husosss Poick.
The Author OF the following Poms 10
now in the West, seeking employment % .
School Teacher. When last seen be had
just landed from the Jenny Lind, at Niue
catine.
There's brooks Of South Caroline,
and dug from, Illinois,
and atchison and strinG-fslow,
and other ruaen boys
they think they'll enslave kansas
70 rise the price Of nssrows
30 they think that they viii tan ~
And make there purses hisssr
o walt for the wagon
the republican wagon mean
so wait fos the wagon
end you VIII al take ride
frsmonter Of the msssachusstn STRIFE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

DDR. H. CAvAEAUGH.-we would call
- attention to the card Of this gentleman in
another column, AZ one which merits the attention
OK the amicted. The Dr. 10 an old and Thoroughly
educated physician aud has devoted his life Il. the
special diseases he advertses TO treat He brings
letters OF high recommendation from IN" citizens u
Jacks~nville his late home - Chicago journal MAJ
l6k, 1856
For sale In this city by C. T. WEBB, iva
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

Wose ~ u
Atty Gen. Cushing's opinion hes 100
ssksd q to whether the alleged Rseoeh =.
faultss arrested in New Yerk cou)d Be 70.
claimed uadss he Extrsdition Treeiy with
PToace. M
49, 900 extra conpsnsst,ss vas paid TO-
day to per diem employees Of the House OF
Representatives,.
The annual salary ohiesrs, whose extra
pay 70 withheld, have written 70 the TseDs-
ury Department on the subject.
st. Lonis, Oct. !.
The Illinois State Fair opened At Alton
yesterday. Although the weather YVES
cold and wintry, the attendance was large.
The cattle, horse and machinery depart
msnts were were filled, and present spIei''
did appearance.
The steamer Winchester sunk this NOR
ming % her way TO Alton, with large
number Of visitors to the Fair. No lives
lost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

DFRAUD.-We would call attention OF the
- public against a fraud daily practices. upon
the unsuspecting in the article DR.. J HOsTET-
TER's celebrated Stomach Bitters Since these
Bitters have become 20 popular others having been
making preparations to Initiate It, and In some easse
have puIchased old bottles and re-filled them We
would advise al persons to bny Of but respeca-
Die dealers; the genuine all covered with met al
lie cap, ane the name on il
For sale BY Barley, Thompson n C.. AGENTS,
loneT OF Second and Persy Streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

DesssOCs.atjc .vo0se6seMt6Osss.
Presidential Electors.
J. c. HALLand JAMES GRANT, semasorsal
D o. FINCH, LET Disi. 4. II. PALMER, Cd III,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

Importer an Dealer b .
A ~ kEas q cAesa 024AxD aaa N i.aas
Snx1 CUT 1oDAcoo,
ppm IANCy o0OAA o.. ~, ~
0tors a ssuSA W. q u ssest. ~ Mas 0ss1y
pavsupoyt Az M 'oo1ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Meu 0rLtaus Jtlonkw M(arAet.

49," Monday Evening" March 81 1870 )
The good weather, essential to BUSINESS ~ch laVorco
operations through the last week. still continues The receipts
Of cotton still continue on air seae p sun 'H q"y 10 p
received that which Will come 10 Is an open CUES
ton. we learn thae 'ne "''e n .''t '' o'o 1.io''
falling, and boats are fepoieu ~ ns ""'e s o s
cotton however, nearly hulcent qnany Oh the arlce
all for advances made
III" w. ~, ,,,, ,a,,v -, tho r,onts today yero 1arge,,,
years ago. anu 'hoisn eiiN VI oi' AA" ' We. "ee'g
beyond their lhco'he' eS "eie 'o' pesoo e ao''y anu
willingness to dscoths.
On the street there was but little doing. soooo paper
placed at per cent? with some negotiations ny o'hef par
ties at 81 to 9 for good to fair paper.
There were sales Of Stocks to-day Of 100 sares Louisiana
.. p,, NJ 1.o< tho io. -;ca la, FIR vears
e'a's Dunn ia"|9, ,o h'snus' p'' ~ ~ ~ w '''''
and 100 shares Canal Bank OH ?. T.
The Exchange Market has been quiet though the closing up
&c 1. o,,, sa1s a aa,a ~ h. oondad will, heavy
Vi l"st WEN o sae' was e"pec'eu ~ 'e a'''us" wa"
supply of bills they have not made their appearance yet the
market today nrcsened nothing of the activity of Friday and
sda 1t tn p re ,,;' ~ A., a, ~ nor cont
SATURDAY i"s' ihe i''hs were eeilE sou"y a " pe' 'e
discount and rather than lose the sale Of large would
have been accented Private bankers sold ut the
general range for sight x discount day sight sold
OF n die and ovs pieht AT H. IN az discount sixtv DAYS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
CQNSIGNEES.

Per ship Cincnnatus, faom Boston-A Whiting tce-J 4
Baquie-Bridge, Ranlett &eo-D Buck-N Miller-Fnt &
Jones-Voorhes Crggs &co-Robertson McDougall-B Nail
&co-Ogesby It Mncaufay-SIcDowell Mis7&co-CT Bud.
decke &co-Buckner, Stanton Newman-T Dutc,er-ken
nett, Dix &eo-Powell e Hopkns-Perkns eco Carroll,
Prchard Eco-Nalle, Summers &co-W A Hamay Eco
Payne Observation-Disclosures Peale-R Laughlin-Heald,
Masse &co-J Watt &co-Sampson e. Keer-Muse e. Maott-
Stark, &eoTaylor Raddn-Hall fredericksburg
way & Clapp-E Smith &co-and order.
Per ship Far West, from New York; Adams-J At
kins-J Albert Baqnee-C Buddeeks &co-E D Beach
Buchanon, Carroll &co-F Baeur-A Brousseau &coJ Barn
sule &co.-Bull Ellis &co-Boo'h &co-Bunnell Baf-M
coz Daley &co-T Duteher-J W Drake Dyas &co-Ea.
co-Goldsmith, Haber &co-J N Gould &co-A Gruf &co-
Green Crump-D H Homes--E ] Hart &co-W Haber-l1ow
ard Hal-Homes & Clals-Head, Masse &co-Henderson,
Tersy sco-H H Hanse L Bro-Henderson Peae-Allen &
HILL Johnston &co-S Kennedy &co-kenne Dix Geo
F kennett Cco-Lnnischloss Il Bro-T Langridge-R
Lauehln-W H Lechord &co-Iloyd Frierson-J Luan &
co.. a 1um &co-S Locke-NcI1emo Rayburn &co-Maou
suy Bros-J Mathews &co-Marn, Owen Il Goblin Miller
Moon, Titus &co-J Marks &co-McCleehan, Howell ECO
North, Smedes, &co-Ogesby Macauley-Oakey Hawkins
S Ii Peck-Price Converse co-Peet Smms &co-Paemlee
& Bro-Perkins &co-Payne Harrison-G Pnckard eco
Priestly & Bien-Richards SoComb &co-A Robb &co-E
Rocrereau &co-RuGeey, Blair &co-W Raymond-T
Smi-Slark Staufer &co-C NJ Simpson-tI " Shane &co-
Smith Il Cooper-W ID Sanford-W Stuart &co-Seegman
Peek &co-Scoril & Mead- W Szer-Sickles &co-A Tnlly
&co-Thompson Allen &co-TEornhill &co-TownSend Temp
kins &co-D D administration Whiting & TulliS-W
Nisbett &co-J Woodruff 6co-A Whiting &co-Ward Saun
ders & Hunt-C Weigart-o OWoodman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

m La al csaay Wssf Fsssna pa sof
MissIssipp Shsvsr Ssv o5saes Woods Do; Daniel
Is;S"S @
mas S NH Ii Wp Nc%raSqa ehns6n ~ :t
Vii 5a1e ss4S N kssS E'isf o ON;
fohn Norre, ya Jchn olson' FoFida; Nm PEBBLES de
* ;s
sh f%Phi fSI nera IT, SeI
VII Eesa nao sS S "a ay sss eayh aso
J. s H.. ss55 Es$ 8
Smoae aSa sdy EnfIa iy. a5ry ns6sIn
a. s' 81 '5S sass s and 3D. Asnps e H
Sc W Erv" Ss,hvs so Ts1o w E4~ RIs .1
I@s As;RieH Wm Es%Pd TsTFsS9ns II
coa ss%P'b oHnye s nonnsss Ms p"nsan W.
Sst% sy rps S o"adsoyt D" seGSrs
Es:s Tf?s SAf1s SIs n. % R"sss
Ss's si2s AsE9f rf;ss
Gso % o5 h Ss .sHax 1 a k:.3i "k
III Issy DensIaso@yiis; br bomiSss' Asssnsi%p; 5
RSlsaa Rouge Gee EGFr "sl Is VIZ simsD " Reese
Chapel, Hunt; Low, Smith, sobt Hunt Ford
F FoN, Fayee: L 7 Woodruff Mr. Bower; Mobile; Marks
w Bridges Al; J Vernon, n Q; ? yickers, Ga; v
Petbone eryt, Ky; G Fitch, Assnmpon LIE Grand,
Mobe W W Palmer, " H Couch, G = Hill. Wise: A March,
lady H Taylor lady Miss; + soutIal friedrich ldy
Johnson Monticello; Bush, Miss; G Bush, Y; H Gibbs,
Lebanon; A H Bonds l. II Bonds, Ark H Johnson W n
Van Yalknburgh, Bampton B Dickinson, Marks, Ark
n shaeksfo I;aEye; D y Brswp La; v Raglan Area
dia Steel Magnolia, a Mann Judge Hollis, + \ Peter
SAN lady sv DR. Fary Ark W d Green, Washington; W
Seymour, Tenn; Hollngworth In A G Penn, lady
W Browning son, Jno II Rives Texas: A Robinson,
1AfouEche; Townsend; TN Crawford Thhodanx L Hud
SON. Miss; 7 Wynn, Maj knox, Wilson, T Alexander Ark
] + Reed, T Shotwel, La.
ARCADE; j A Woodbridge La; Hudson Miss, \
Barnes, La Enete La; BInne, Miss Winn Texas &
Wall Ga; Wall. do; D Smith, Miss; II Bassct., @
DIT Day Y; i Barnes, La; l5rumnry and Miss "
5pden a do r Thanps9n do; Mme La Braz ig
Green, Green, Ky; " sephino Ark Johnston, do
WIN Worthny, La; Woof Drypus, Wilcox, S
Merrill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
Condition OF the Banks Of Ne,c Orleans the Saturday Of each
lreeh from The lst September, 1855

There is considerable activity in of the Western money
markets. The following from Louisville Of the 18th inst.
The demand for money is very active but the supply su
cent to maintain legal rates Exchange is in request with
abundant in market meet all requirements We quote
Eastern par and Il premium buying and = selling New
Orleans at 4 to y buying and 2 premium selling. A good
inquiry exists for stocks especially Kentucky banks Sl0S
is offered for Southern Bank of Kentucky.
Tobacco brisk at full and prices have upward
tendency The requirements fill the orders for manufactured
sufficient exhaust the daily receipts and home production
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01

ED~TI1e ship Harriet and Jessie, Capt. MIL.
ton from BOSTON, dschargng at Post 49, First
District CnHguees requested 10 attend to the receipt
of their goods Otherwise they will be stored at their
and risk.
al t. GEO. W. HYNsON Il CO, 50 Camp st.
nlg~T The ship I'll. III. Boody, Capt. Hussey,
from New York. dcargng her at Post e. First
District Connces viii please attend to the receipt OF their
goods.
n3I GEO W. HYNSON e. CO., So Camp
n8- The consignees of four bales marked
b. and 81 packages Tea marked in diamond iconsigned
10 ship H. II. Body, from New York, will please
themselves known to the dischaing clerk evee
otherwise they will be stored at their expense and risk
nl3I GEO. w. HTNSON d CO.. 80 Camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pns 9da bales cotton to vii
Esskns Hsk H@ysx
% sSas5s iSS s':ss
2ays est Go as
ss9%RS$ sSSfH h'fs
Rs ss sSs s s W.ss
Es%eS Sz 3S 'S
SRa co HeSsT 1sa%aB Ss9
oya-lS Waters ESQ Meo-sJ mules horse
XII siH Bee ao9 Wa
sS5tss g.
ssE
W5g s % Sso2 Psyne
ccsb
i Stuart &eos Cleveland Bohcrs &co-7 Head Massie
&co-3 Bradley, Wilson Aeo-s Nuly &co-5 R L Adams
BanaeF sald as
%ysSs
Sco Hadis &eo-s Brady Gornan &coNiot hides, order
total, 126S bales cotton.
5 90 s Sss ns
hhds sugar NJ Pinckard Coco bbs molasses Debanc73
Is hi bbls moasses and sundries to order
BAYOU SIGHTSEEING D Jr-ls bales cotton to Byrne
Sns Pssd s % W.T. &So ayme
Se Harris GBf 5SsF
asses Vrbutart-2l5 do Degeqs Dnrye &eo-2s If do
Green 4 CTump-2 do 80 hhds sugar Cammack squres &
%ssn5 do do 90 b mG%Ssss Shay 20 do Eredy
sss rs: a ? fhsS Sss e
so do Darby Trenouletsundries orderToal-ls bales
cotton-202 hhds sugar-5S6 bbls moiasses
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, 0PEI.OUSAS AND GREAT W STERN
ROADS, hhds B Belocq &co-25 Durby IRE
% bbls moasses Hail. Rodd Putnsm2 do Barns
total III hhds % bbs molases II bs scks potatoes
FLATBOATs.
KENTUCKY-Per E C Barnets boats-i665 SEEKS to
kENTUsKy-Per E Barnet's boats-ls0,0o0 stayea to
Juge &co-4th district.
UcT19N NoTHCE IF s SUES n s, Res
sumed his old business AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has h oSs Nc Nc. s. o Raa s Socks Negroes,
minsrators Assgnees and all Others according to law He
will give and personal attention to all outdoor sales
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has Sse either on I e or AZ public a M
sellers of Real Estate. ,.,-
viii the assurance win give strict attention his
in all Details he H hS n eGsS share of
NOES Office, No. So Camp street.
q E,UTHEFs HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL. WORKS, Corner of BENTON and
One 6b NS e 81 Sesl asDsc
the latest and most approved Patterns Of Rang We
randah Doors Vaults Bridges Straight And crsp
WR si.HS IRON WoRK for Building purposes.
rs Railngs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Yen
Orleans, o25ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01

~ New Orleans 5e ,!s.s Offer r, t f@,E sale
800 sacks RIO COFFEE;
8 ssefs H&va is''
5 packages pnckess MO Mocha
3 s }I scsushsd d, SUGAR;
8 S Soae sG %oaf :.
100 :. star CANDLES; Q
8 g 5 :: S2;$
: S.sNe R'asS y,ES;5EFsbER;
Is :: R Race GiNGER;
100000 havana CIGARS.
e. e.: ss5s: " S S$s f fAfRS
g baskets ISSMEE1' OIL;
IS boxes English Dairy CHEESE;
i :: & R%' s ,R lisaa ::
E$EE f $ i 5$;ts ~, gym juice
= = cases 4 zenao HE hTt6fhtG5I
II 9 b5!s Witt H9sh5 %ne VINEGAR;
l9 g d do5sn I Af iITEs: MUSTARD;
g f sess, f FSgsE SFi'ESi
200 90 drum drums F y IS; 7rs.
100 sacks SALT;
. bills MACK EREI4-Sos. ], . and 8;
25 half hbls ;. :. :.
20 kits No. l
Is kits Mess
80 boxes GOLDFISH;
50 boxes HERRING;
SUGAR;
MOLASSES;
FLOUR;
BACON;
LARD;
SMOKED BEEF;
SMOKED TONGUES;
PlCkLED TONGU ES
BRANDY.
10 pipes Sazerac, 1885,
10 half pipes GODDARD;
Is pipes Renault 4 Co.;
20 quarter pipes Seignette;
20 quarter pipes Rochelle
" HI ky.
20 barrels Old Bourbon;
10 barrels Monongahela;
10 barrels Old Rye
WINES.
10 barrels Sherry;
10 barrels Madeira;
10 barrels Port
10 barrels Sweet Malaga;
10 barrels Pure Port Juice;
~ Currant Wne
20 Cherry Juice;
20 Assorted C0rdals;
200 baskets Champagne;
50 boxes Sauerne Wine;
so bXs IIaut Brion Claret
For sale low by COOPER It NEIBERT,
nal 3p3t No IS Common street, New Orleans.
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
8etietu Of tbe N(arkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, April l..
COTTON. There only moderate supply OF desirable
lists the market yesterday and although good demand
vailed the business confined 5000 bales. Prices
very full for the better qualities which the demand
chiefly We yet quote: