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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

Tue VovE ov New YoRK.-An idea can
be formed of the probable vote Of New
York City, this fall. for the President, BY
recollccting that last November, atths State
election, the vote stood thus:
Democratic vote. 2o,0oo
Know Nothing. (Fillmnore vote) 10 ono
Black Republican vote 1000
II may he seen that New York City will
mo ST likely give Buchanan some twenty
thousand majority over Fremont. Black
Republ,canism will he astonished when il
hea-s from the Empire City.
Gov. SHANNON RkMovED.-So says the
Telegraph:
Aow let the Fusionists get up indignation
meetings throughout the country, for this
"foul taking of" Shannon has done more
to create fusion car ital than al the fusion
presses in the country. Without him'io stir
mp emotion in Kansas. they are beaten
badly. "Huag be the heavens in sLAcx.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

A man in New York city took a
fancy to purchase his own coffin and
placed it in closet a. joining his room.
One night While looking for something
in the closet, it being dark, he acct
IDENTIFY knocked the coffin down, and it
struck his head and killed him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

A suit has just been tried in C'eve-
land in which the Michigan Erie TeIe-
graph Co. was sued by r. Cook 4 Go.
for the incorrect transmission Of dis
patch. They directed their agent to
p.y Accents for wool, but the dispatch
IN delivery read 45cents. Verdict for
the plaintjf, $3.50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

In the SurssgsGe's Cssst in Ne~
York on the 2lst inst, the ssis betweea
Valentine Tsssie, Of Cincinnati, son e
Madame Da Lux, and the French
claimants of her estate, Was decided n
favor of The former. lie has tbnscome
into possession Of property amounting
IN ,l,out 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

MONEY IN New YoRK.-Ihe Post OF
Wednesday evening Says
"Ihe supply Of money continues abund-
ant in ma rket. and remittances are very
large from the West. Corn is coming IN
from Csnaia. The rates Of interest are Gal
Der cent. for call loans,6 per cent. being
he rule to first class borrowers and the
rates OF discount At Gal per cent for well
endorsed paper, 6Oa90 days 7ias per cent,
do. 4 to months, and single named paper
8 to per cent !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
ST. LOUIS ELECTION.
MISSOURI ELECTION.

81 Louis, AnRuSt 5.
Blsir's majority over Ksnnstt will not be
gar from thousand. Deston's majority o.
yer roIk IN ri: county 10 about 5000; ma
lo1'y over Ewing about 900. The vote
- ny :! Az counted out, hut i y pretty GER
10 this county 1t Hannibal, EwiaeS usiovitv
over Benton is 2eS. over Polk iI5-
Richmoed, Democrat, for Congress, nsss-
~ ahead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

tTIn New York city there are I'VE
Abolition boarding houses one is called
the "Coorled Home," the other ,he'Astor
House," The proprietors Of the latte, the
other day, turned person out Of the house
because he was selling Buffers speech.
They didn't drive Summers speech out
So says an exchange.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

GO A trial Of respers. near Rockford,
few dsys since. on the farm OF Shepard
Lesch, Fountains machine cut . five
acre plot in two hours and eighteen min
utes, and Manny's 10 two hours and thir'
ty minutes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

to say that our neighbor manufactured
il out Of whole cloth. The trial On
closed the above facts, and tbejuse'ce's
decision. confirmed them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

The whole number Of land v arran!s is
sued under the act Of March, 1855, TO this
date, August 3ist inclusive, amounts TO 1853
as, embracing more than 5000 900 OF a.
eTes; 0,O55 warrants were issued during Ju
". The Navy Depa' tment are sending out
new Commissions to the naval officers re-
Gently confirmed by the Senate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

FRsMoxr's BIocRAPBv "A husband
without q weddings millionaire with
oot . dollars statesmsn without Q
speech-a legislator slmoss without vose
"a military chieftsin without . battle.
Mako rooo for Col. FaKnoxr- gentle
man who 10 never 10 the right plses q
the right time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
Pcrfnmery! Perfumcry !!
Dissolution.

II HE Cu-par thcr>hIp ner tiniorc cXt>t uE biwe n
IN. subscribers nn'inr III, urn ~ II. G NINoN X
Co, III, solved III ~ mt The nnSril Il ac-
count cf N ldit ii m VIII u nqlfia'ei ~ X. Nix
on, who VIII cuninu tn business at tn" "ld stand.
Il 4 NIXON,
HENRY IL CLAIRE.
Dayenpyrt. August A. h 1870. atf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

Mitchell, the Irish patriot, hes written
letter to his cooo'rymso on the general
aspect OF affairs in this country, and or.
Res them to vote for Buchausu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
Tho Manhattan
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

VI NEW YOWk.
VvNnE Manhattan Company affords 10 TN sssussl
J. III" advantages ~ the nuiuai systrm tshs~N Win
~" security u the Joint Stuck Company. u hos
paid up Cash Capital ~ >lOO.MO. aud ~ aGxumula-
tiun 10 provide for lossrs u nsore thaa
QUARTER or A MILLION OF DOLLARS
Over and sbove the Capital.
Every policy holder may share In the profits ~ thu
business, and may rrcrivc the IN cAsw or On To-
crease Of the amoOt insured BY reduction u the
annual prsmium.
No Company In the United States oGrs superior "a.
vahfages. Its AFFAIRS carefully and eronosnbeauy
managed. snd its profits have bcn larger tham Sehvr
Life Insurance Company, with a soand cAss cAVsAL.
TAc nr1f dvision cf profits U,H take place IN 1895
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
"A Card.

THE fuls"rils-r III rtlnqri hing his come lon
with the II N 81 q. Nixon c.. must cpidlsy
comments Nj. Nixon 10 HI Pnhllc q, y III eorthN
II con,inW patronage. 1. Ing ASSURED thai ms ahil-
ty suit ih. de>Ires II tnose who atroii,z. the
Getty BELLE Will lie fully appreciated.
HENRY LIZ CLAIRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
D.AGS! D.AGS! D.aGS!

D.aGS! B.AGS! D.AGS!
MANUFACTURED BY the Chicsso nag Aanuiacto
N1ry, Randolph street, corner Of CLARK, Chicago.
FLOUR, BUCKwHEAr, CORN MEAL, HAN, FAR
MERS, OSNABURG AND STAINLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished apnn the shortest n0tice, and at the
lowest market prizes. The d.sgns Tor branding are
new original, and not y " surpassed IN this
try. q. W. ASHARD.
jystf Fssl Omoe-sddrcss boz 1851.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

CALAMirIEs IN JULY.--Ths following
table exhibits the number OF killed and
wounded by railroad and steamboat acct
dents during the month just closed, tho
number Of lives lost by fires, and the a.
mount Of property destroyed BY conaagra.
tions. Fires which have not destroyed
properly estimated At twenty thousand dol.
lars are not enumerated
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Aug

Washington, Aug. 5,
SEsArE.-House bill provicing fos run
ming boundary line between Washinxtr .
Tesitery and the British possessions, vas
taken UP ard passed.
Mr.. S.ward presented he petition Of
Chas. Robinson and Others, new csafiasd
IN Kansas u~des charges Of treason, pray
Tor their billet. Reeesssd 70 the coea,t.
Tee on ~ Judiciary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
SCHIEFFELI.v, BROS. > 20,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
xr.

ITO WILLIAM STREET, cor. Bcekman, NV York
INVITE tn attention Of the trade 10 thu large
and vari- stock of Drugs, Pants, OILS. Prrfunisry
&c In addition to tn II regular impuriatrns of
Staple Drugs, they are also receiving direct from the
sources production and manufacture, supplies OF
Tooth, Hair ami Nail Brushes, Brnnzs, Corks, Nor
tars Sponges, French aud English P.rfumry Lu-
bins Extracts, and many other articles usually I'm
hraced in Druggists stocks, which they also
abled TO offer The most advantageous terms.
Orders either III person or by mail, will receive
prompt at e ntion. augidly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

s'YouNo NEwBURYPoRT." -On Wednes-
day night mother with her infant. &C
companied by another female, entered o
store on State street, when the proprie-
tor, attracted by the smallness and cx-
treme youth of the child, enquired it's
ago. cit was born this morning." re-
piled the mother, indiiferently, attend
ing to her business as though it was an
everyday affair to have Q child born in
her acknowledgements Herald, 10th.
MARRIED. this city, oath inst. nv Rev.
MI CALDWELL, Mr. Geo Brown, Of Davenport. Iowa,
To Miss orgia daughter Of Isaac Duunlg, Esq, Of
Bangor.-[ Ban0Or Wing Courier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

JOHN H. rAlLAAs, CaARaRs eOvsss
Pouehk-epsie, NJ. Dsyepp~st l>va
TALLM AN L. POW r. 10.
Attorneys aod CoansslDOgs ~ Law,
Land Accents.
DAvsspoas, iowa.
Once sonsh side ~ Second street, oppssAs kCts,s
Block, over wnryi store.
LAND BOUGHT AND xOl.D On
COseeaest SsiON.
Having also an c6ce In Eastern Neu TORT, at .
point from uhKh large emigration msy he sspsrssi
during the present saason, have upususliy sdvsas-
ages to dispose u lands a. actual scsajeSs.
Asykak1cks:
ReD York Gfy:
Hon. John Van huron: Hon. .fsssIa g. VssR:
= Charles 0'ConoT; Win. r. usveneyer,
AnslaY I: B'seekeT: 4" WIN. .. AsAnoss;
Hill, Caggey ! Porter: nngeb0ome GiWe DSees.
Hasips Corning.
I11gA&srpsle. ~ T.
Hon. Chas u. Ruggics: ~. vssev ACn.
Gibsr, Dean: DensoD \. Lossing;
Prof. =. y. y. Nosses
Ca1eG. N. y.
Mes. u0yaetO Geymoar: N
CNieaOO. w.
J. Z. Ssih Co.s Nnks 3 Fowler;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
Business DIRECTORY.
Banking 4 Exchan sc.

NICHOLS. CAMPBELL 4 CONTAMINATION
COOK SARGENT......... cor Main Ascend
Mct;REiiOR, LAWES n BLAkEMORE... Main 81
CIlUBB, BRO. BARROW i CO., Cor. Nam "a sts
wlEW Land Agents.
WM. ALLEN. ...........P. o. Building, Brady 81
NICHOLS. ISBELL Il CO.. Main 81
ALLEN DOOlAN....... .Orrs Building Brady Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07

Medical Card.
nR WILLIAM vANZASDT Of 81 Louis, OocuiSi
- and Optbanlic surgeon ,dng II pecessary for
hs health, Ia reside during ths warm Ason, IN
mIrr northern situation has selected as a summer
reside tn city o Rock land III, where ~ b"
consulted for all diseases " the ~. and oPthamr or-
erat,ns from the first ~ July until the last Of Sep
timber. Chronic affection, generally will receive a
portion ~ his attention, AID eye patients Will md
that during the warm sras,h they can ~ more sue
cSfnlly treated northern eImat. than that
If 81 Louis j'mr5)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
gotal SntelIiqtntt.

b.
FIRST DISTRICT C0CRT.-Ihe following parties were
yesterday dismissed by ol poequi VIM oBrien accused
of larceny Charles Rees accused of assault and battery Jim
Glenn and James Kelly accused of larceny and Mary Kaiser
accused Of larceny John Mcdonnell tried for attempting
pick pocket and found guilty, with Recommendation to
mercy Judge Robertson ordered draft Of one hundred ad
ditionnl jurors, during the present month
,,- 7, - r, 1, 71e. D,,5a -
anu 'e nance o ,e I,iu u
's So. ~ " w VI 9"o ~ I'm No. ~ 80, go " M, M r. 80
~, -. 80; ~ r. , 's o w.. w Va an ,1. , ,t,I ~
~, -: ~ - = ~ -. -, MI riu. CO.
. @ . .i ~, W = 1' ~ I -, "s - -, ~, .i. L0I a.
,;d ,i A. po1,,s o,it;as boconsa ,,ey had nrsvi
I rt, t,H H f ~ 1Is ;nr .he nnce or
,;a ~ @ t. ~ - - ,;t ~ ~, -. s IL ~ w., n;
,it r ''.," a ,a,,, 'NLs ,, "aa ;dad , ti e H.,
.s I - =; - -; A., III IIs. .;.,tfn, d d
80 ,.e.:s Ier.,- go. -
' "' $40
M bradford argued hat inc action OF the eehm''ee showed
mat hey h"a mol cohpeu with the requisites oil me lay" by
e III" eS were required 10 receive anu approve 'he poa Ut
est teS hee reasons 'or 50 dons 'het were mere nn',e
bond,
Judge Kennedy remnrked that the duties of the Finance Com
in the premises were simple applica
the court could be east
y and at disposed of of Finance
mtee premises altogether ministerial. They
judges of nothing except the suteency Of the securities No
what might be tcr action upon the bond, could
If Mr. p, bond would bay no ffct mon te shs Of Mr.
the
was alone before the court he should grant the writ and
order the committee to examine the bond and approve the same
or certify reasons for their refusal required by lnw But
as sch IN order would manfey preudge application also
.e aol ,o , W. viael .
bo reos tLrt .r,ro il,air 1econ iii; Tho arision of
The cort unou the ,nn1irnon for an inyncon was rendered
| snc, an ori.r was accordin.l,. issued
| : =. Az.
. - . , ''i',",o ,,, ~ : 49,, W., y. s'e'o si - iH, ~ W.
. ~ .. ,, ~" ~ ~ :, No .I 'o , .S i's >, 'r NJ, p
and II J. Durant arpearea for Tf, npd Mr. Bradford for Mr.
Be Mr. Duran rrod tle nenp nn WINS nroceed;n 10 offer
in evidence the nroceclns before the First District Court in
e contested election case Of Bel VS. ufy when Mr. Brad
ford objected that the proceeding being merely on rule to show
cause why MI Injunction should not issue the allegations
applicants must be for true and hence that NJ
evidences need be or cold be offered This objection yas sus
tanned hy Tho Court nuI Mr. Dant then nrocceded To max
the opening argument the merits Of the rule He addresse
the Court i'll his lucid and torcibe manner at some length W
regret That we have not room for synopsis Of his remarks
Judge Kennedy finally took the matter into consideration
! will probably decide upon to-day
| ARRIVAL OF THE JANE Et,z ,rEru This sehoone
il os,ordo, ,oi i,,s,,e A. 81. -. a. -
,. 49,. 1 49, u -, Gu. - 80 - ' , Wy -, ~
;,,, M hs t,s ~ . ohata, ~ m - .1 .a $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
steamboat Departures ,This Nay.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
John Smonds Church, MASTER 5o'clock John T. !ae q
Co, &c Poydras street, agents.
's RED RIVER.
II NJ Wright, Clarke, master, at O'Clock 1e" 'u@pp d
Co., and T. b. Smith, agents.
Rosa Saliba MASTER o'clock Lewis snapp oo u eFont
strset. and II B. smith, IL New Leves street, agents
Caddo No Marshall master at O'Clock. Lewis snapp q
Co.. 81 Front street. and T. b. snii'a' = se aess'
5$ ATCHAFAL4AYA RIVER.
Alice W. Glaize Louaier, MASTER az oetoeA =: a-sean'
on.,oa,s Neal master, at12 O'clock NJ j. NJ Johnston
Co, 8 Front Leyee, agents.
BAYOU MACON AND TEEsAs.
,anfa Briggs master, O'Clock. L. Suapp Co, ST
Front street, agents. E5s
oUACHITA RIVER.
ity Of Cairo Yocum master Il o'clock. T. 3, Smith, II
New Levee street, and Arthur Co., agents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05

ST. CHARLES THEATER-First appearance of Mr..
Davenport. " Hamlet" and mix, the Cabman.'
GAIETY THEATER.-" The Poor Gentleman and
"a Fugitive from Justice"
ARMoRY HALL-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
sian War. s>-.r
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-Corner Of Magazine and Jose
phine streets. Every evening.
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear No. 95 ST. Charles street. Day and evening.
Col. WooDs MUsEUM.-" Living Giantess,h s' In
fant Esau and Moher and wonderful French Warbler NJ
Is st, Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI
caves on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th March O'Clock, p. Nj
gysaAs. REGULAR MEMPHIS packet

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th March. Mt o'clock, p NJ Z
FYasss =, REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis, Helena Napoleo Greelyille,
fine regular and fast running passenger steamer
John Simonds, C. b.. Church, master, will be ready TO
receive freight Monday morning. and will leave above,
having very superior accommodations For freight pas
sage, apply on board, Or to
JOHN E. HYDE & CO., &C Poy1ras street
N-The Simonds will take all plantation and freight and
passengers for st louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville,
connecting at Memphis with packets for those places fe2o
Will leave on SATURDAY, 9h init, at O'Clock P NJ.
, re r. NEW AISisANGEMENTFOR FOR 1856.
z4ssfHsS' 81 For MemphsThe regular alternate Saturday
Fs1=sIssa packet Eelfast.-The new light dranght and
shlfhua @ PASSENGER stelef b AZ + neo, IaS2 hastr'
Friar Point Np?lee1 Chimes and Gorton Landings Con
ba Grecnvle Lake Washington Lake Providence Fcksure
and a the Bends For freight passage, having fine accom-
modatois apply on board
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Front street gg
Hhe Belfast will remain in the trade the entire season. and
particular attention given all and plantation business
NThe Belfast will nke passengers and freight for ST. Lois
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting Memphis with
packets for those places. m3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05

Sr1cIDE.-Jo Joseph Budd, young man of about %
years old, committed suicide on Saturday morning
last by dischargng the load of gun into his head,
and died of the wound on the following night.
An awful fatality seems to be the lot of the family
of this unfortunate young man. since the death of the
father, about'S years ago Of four grown sons, the
unfortunate widow now loses the last The three
former having left the parish forced by justice,
some by fear, and the poor mother remains with
ont assstanceand with two young children. [Ope-
lousas Courier,Ist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05


ANNEXATION OF THE NIosou1ro CouSrRY TO M
cARAGUA.-By the arrival at Key West of the steam
ship Star of the West, the Charleston Courier has
ceived dates from San Juan to the 10th ult. The
Nicanguan Minister of Foreign Relations had issued
the following decree:
The Supreme Erec,tice Poacer to the People,
The title OF tNicaragua to the territory called Mosquito
including the port of San Juan del Norte being noto
rious and inGontestible: . =
And whereas H. L. Kinney pretends, in virtue of
q purchase from Shepherd & Haley, to be owaer of
the said territories the government OF this Republic,
in the exercise of its faculties
| Decrees--The rights, which the said Kinney pre-
tends to claim in and upon the said territory are null
and void and Of ef1ect-the same being the prop
erty of the Republic oNicaragua; and consequently,
every alienation made by the said Kinney is also
void.
Art q The said Shepherd & Haley, and Kinney,
and all other persons claiming this unlawful acqusi
ton declared guilty Of offending against the in
| tegrity of Central America.
Art. 3. The Minister Of Relations and the Interior
filling Of this decree.
Given i'll Grenada sth day of February, 1856
PATKIClo RIyAS,
AT about the time this decree was issued Col. Kin
ncy visited Granada for the purpose of establishing
an anicabe understanding between himself and Gen
Walker and even offered his services to the Republic
The General told him, however, that his antecedents
precluded his holding an official position in Ncaia
gua and he was soon after arrested prisoner tc
the State. e was afterwards released and is said tc
be on his way to this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05

"Laugh at no man for his pug nose-you can't tell
what may turn up is a wise caution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
UPPER AND LOWER TENSAS.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 9Th March, at o'clock T. NJ:
rSEs : FOR UPPER AND LOWER Ten
elL sas-1he fine fast running passenger steamer at
;5aa-5. Atlanta. n C. Briggs, master. Will Leave as
above Upper and Lower Tesas, Black River and all IN
tcmeliute landings For freight or passage nppy on board
or to .--, as ....,
fe.0 |. SNAfP " GD ~ fFont slTctt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
TEN NESSEE RIV Err.

EgWIl leave on THURSDAY. 9Th March, nj O'clock p NJ
T1ga FOR TENNESSEE fSIVEK.-
5lzL44 p The and light -draIgt steamer Midas,
fAa Stanley Brown master, will leave as above for
astpor Florence and Tuscunba For freight passage,
ply boTd 10 - 49, 49,.
nS5 The Midas will permanently i'll tllc trade during
the I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.

Will leave on WEDNESD 5th inst, At o'clock r NJ.
rYzlss, FOR OPELOUS AS-THE NEW AND
ehEkL4s p safe Alice wv. Gs1aiZc, c. louHil-
aT=s==s er MASTER will leave above, taking freight
River Sm,port and all landings on the Atchataayh
For freight passage apply board foot Of St Louis street,
to .-.u.,.,. , .,, o,,.-..,
j. NJ JOHNSTON Gu, front l.evte
Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 5th inst; Ct Z O'Clock n
Tzss FOR BAYOU CROSSE TlGTE.-
fss : The steamer Opelousas,eW & Neal Sc snn mas.
np,y on board, foot of Cont street, or to
mi J. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co.. Front Ievec street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
OU AC,HITA RIV E R.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 5h inst, at O'Clock 7. VI.
frg. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, Ell
? Dorado and Alabama Ianding, ouachta' City
Munroe, Columbia, Harrisonhurg, and
all Intermediate anligs-The light draft and fast running
steamer CITY of Cairo, D. Yocum, MASTER will leave
above For freight or passage apply board Or to
Il. b.. SMITH, IL New Lcree.z
This boat runs in connection with elboat RESERVE
which up the Saline shippers rely getting their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05

yKTNY w. w. .NVOOD.-ATTORNEI AND COuN-
w SEI.I.OR-AT-I.AW, and Solicitor in Chhneery having
removed from New Orleans located in Jackson, Miss will
give prompt attention NIL business entrusted to his eharge m
nncrry the United States Circuit District Courts and the
Circuit and Probate of Kinds Rankin, Warren and the
adjoining counties. .,,,an,o,- ~, y, 1,,r ~
OFFIGE-In Eis's Buildings corner of State md Pearl
Streets, jackson, Miss ahl5 uuNHs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05
Leaves with Dispatch.
THD r a"" DEGWVT

Leaves with Dispatch.
, Ra1TTa FOR LIKE A e.. BRisTENEAU rs N;E .asi, AND
sasaAA1 steamer c. Hayes, Isaac Wright master will
leave as above forMinlc1 Grand Bayou Grand Ecoe Campe
AleXanra orton's landings Forfeight
or passage apply beard. .orto
LEWIS SNAPPs& 90 81 'FRONT.' ST.
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Will leave THURSDAY. March 9Th: at O'Clock T n
ffEe. FOR CAMDEN, B EEC II II ILLS,
p ChamIagnole Pigeon HILL Alabama Landing,
ssss Trenton Monroe and all inernediAte landings on
Ouachita rivcr-The fine running steamer
Judah To1co, G. L. kounz master, will leave as above
high For freight or pas
sage, apply on board, or to .
fe25 LEW IS SNAPP Il CO.. 81 Front street.
P S-The Juda has been purchased expressly for
this trade and will renan init permanently She will connect
with steamer H Lindsay for Saline and Bartholomew Bayou
attention paid to n and pMnlaon FREIGHT
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DEEF-35O TICS PRIME MESS AND INDIA MESS
jail " S. H. KENNEDY CO., 20 Poydras street.
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=s@=sAa packet p. T. FxiInbau. W " Withen-
above for Shreveport Grand Ecore,
Grand Bayor Canpe Aexandria, Gorons and all i1erme
diate landings Red River For freight apply
board, or to - ,, , ~. o.--...
ms LEWIS sNaPP & co, 3! Front street
Tie kimball freight for Fllon White ellis, and
all nternedipe landings privilege Of reaIpng II.
Jones Jeeo with privilege e resppns on Lone
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STEAMBOAT EpARTUREs.
60 FOR RED RIVER.
VIII eayeon WEDNESDAY, 8 Ii inst at o'clock r. n.
fP~a.a ,s@ FOR Lake. BfSTEHfIAU - THE

fine fast running passenger steamer Cn0lO N o
tSassa 2. G. +. Marshall, master. will leaEea5 above fo
Lake BistencaI inden Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore Camp
Alexandria intermediate landings For freight pas
ma = T. b, SMITH, 12 New 7.evee