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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
Lou,siana Intelligence.

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The Baton Rouge Advocate of Saturday last says
i, r.,,,rd n ,ho co,,at;o, ~ tbs (,ros.e Tate pail,
- - : i,tff'E = = = : u,
ROAD
This important family enterprise was completed on
Saturday last, in the midst Of great rejoicing The
last nail has been driven, and free and uninferrup
ted communication Is now open frn the river 70 the
rich Crosse Tete country. The railroad company has
teriy 70 the stockholders rom wnom weli-merItec
fewala ~ saanks ana gla.saac oue-
From the shreveport Gazette o. sne lStn and zotn
we extract the following
Accounts from all parts OF the country are very
favorable to the growing crops. Corn and cotton
both look we'll and II all things turn out well in iuture
snd naI s snsfe y @ no no gUod (. rssd
The sessen ~ ,a .s u txo zssks hscnyars hence
there must Be more than n, ordinary prOptjo1snes
in the seasons and other circustsnces frn,,, tbs ot
Several yery seaeanabie shower have fallen siuce
our last issue, one on Monday. two on Tuesday and
light one On Wednesdsy nigHt. Tbsy have. however,
beeu martial some yl:ntsrs rnsnnIainnu that their
crope are now greatly suffering 5or rain, having had
none for several weeks past.
rss crops apsn the whole as doing veil .ss es
Will turn ont heavy crop il we CON only get two
| three more good rains.
The cotton crop, though backward is doing well at
this time the plant looks healthy and vigorous and
will no doubt turn out finely IL we can avoid the
| usual casualties.
II may not be known TO our distant readers that
NoiIa Loals.ana % = nkely 70 become az famous for
he bas zen yss ..sd ons
the ost incrednious ess ssssr q Isa ~ ~, -
Last year several hundred hnsbe1s ~ hsef ee,si r.
ths yery hest raaed r. V;roias w.sour & ;nos -
Th vear the nnantity ,iantsi ~
owing tn the frost and cald vsster ~ a,,;s ths
Weld w;l faIi much behind tat ~ t.st vsa, esce
yIsnter from, Rossier assnred - IN ~ srs y N.
ps;nhhor. World mi crons cs orId :.
~ ~ aa ~ ,eil II - .A "ou'A
=, 49, - I,...;,, ss- a.,..a :,
Inc lDerviile Uazette OF Sa1uIqay Mys -.
The crops in this parish have improved very nIsh
within the past two weeks The stand o. cane though
not iases cpns,aslsa @ ss.y y; Ro nut WIG l u
- ~ Ic,,, .,, Il
Ahe hapsues Deoefas u VIC .e .osn nas sl'e to
lowing: s. a.
| We have taken pains to inquire Of planters from
different portions Of the parish relative to the crops
4 in their immediate neighborhoods. The answer has
been universally, they were never more promising y
Cotton il doing spIendidly the cane is coming on to
perfection; corn is Just now beginning to need rain.
On the whole, we have never had better promise Of
crops at this time Of the year than we now have; 4;
Il fall. IN E;dau Last IN hsr u,av mn tb vras
unset and the cierk ~ t,e host NJ Il II n,,nie was
.fH-s 49,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

VESSELS AT QUAEANTINE.-The following
of vessels thirteen in number at the Quarantine Sta
tion yesterday:
Ship Juniper, from Rio de Janeiro bark Chauti.
cleer, from Matanzas bark j. H. Miay, from Rio
de Janeiro: Spanish bark Catalina, from Havana
Spanish bark Ysabel, from Havana; brig Browns
ville from Havana ; brig j. w. Sawyer, from Matan-
2as brig Fl. G. Derry, from Matanzas: Spanish brig
Sabana from Havana !; Spanish brig Angelina, from
Havana brig Ganges, from Rhode janeiro schooner
A. +. Howe, from Matanzas; schooner MgrIon, from
MatanZlS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
LOST TREAsuRE-We find the following paragraph

LOST TREAsuRE.-We find the following paragraph
in paper published in Worcester county, Maryland
1t is rumored that the people residing the beach
in the vicinity of Phoenix Island are reapng
golden harvest in the way of digging up gold and
been deposited on the beach from the Dutch galiot
lost on Dead Mans Shoals nearly century ago.
and which is said to have drfted on Phoenix Island
The galliot, besides very valuable cargo of merchan
disc, had million Of dollars on board at the
time of her loss, '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-On the 10th the clerk of a
drug store in New York was found dead on the floor
OF the store, with couple Of gashes on his face,
from which the blood had flown freely. On the floor
or counter near him were found cups, tumblers and
vias, which had contained several kinds of poison
and had been emptied as if a mixture had been made
of their contents. 1t was known that his wife had
been with him on the previous night and that they
had drank, quareed and fought and it was supposed
that after her departure in the morning, her husband
in half deirous state had swallowed quantity of
poison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

This shows that by their perfect and mature organi
zaton the Sag-Niehts polled within 443 Of their
whole vote, while 5S7 American votes were unpoed.
The American majority. in the city, including Port
land, is 676.
The election passed off quietly with the exception
of disturbance at precinct in the First Ward, in
consequence the Journal says, OF band of men, led
by Mr.. Bullitt, the Democratic candidate, drawing
weapons and attempting to use them for the purpose
of " regulating" the election. They were immed
atey disarmed by the police and pistol was wrested
from the hand of the aspirant to judicial lonors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

An Irishman, who keeps beer-shop near pound
or enclosure for cattle, was summoned by the Excise
Board for having on his sign, 9 Beer sold by the
pound"
I" DO you sell beer by the pound, sir?" said the
Judge
:" do and | do not, your honor" said Pat.
Then how do you do, sir 2"
'Yery well, thank you SIR he replied.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
PoyTcHA RAIL-

Sundays the train will leave the city half hour from
O'Clock p NJ, until O'Clock, then every hour mil II
O'Clock. The steam train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
o'clock except shove and the Lake night hour
the last train tra special trips when required,
by notifying the conductor.
House has been erected Gentily Ridge which
is also made Flag Station, where the will stop
when required from A. NJ. P. Nj down trips H. IL
o'clock and IL and AZ oclpck Fare each
in trains l5 cents Tickets dow be purchased
the ticket Office and The conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from Genlly Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake 6 O'Clock NJ and
will leave is follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
GEED WHEAT,
~ RICE
MILLET,
COW PEAS,
RYE, -
BUCHWHEAT,
BARLEY and
A

d. G. LOwBER, Agent,
d5 lawk6mW 9s Magazine street.
n NORTH CULIOM. .ArTORNEY-ATI.AW,W WILL
L.. attend all professional business In ST. Landry and
Ayoyee that be entrusted &c his care. Office at oPE
LOUSAS, La.
ReerencesChss. N. Waterman hardware srahant c. n.
Ovis., Es4 Th0s. u. Miller commission Chas. 3.
Singleton, Atorneystaw Nixon Adams Crescent ofce,
New Urleais m26 lyd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

The Providence journal expresses the opinion that
if New York city does not disappear some night and
the sound steamboats, find themselves sailing into
new Dead Sea- people will not believe the account of
Sodom and Gomorrah. .s t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
S~ UNIFIED STATES TISI- H@g.
| Ess4EGts = WEEKLY MAIL LINE ssAH5G1As
sSssS5ss...=f4 TO VICkSRURG, sas-ss.sse1[Ta

N TTESSAy, aoS siHhkspAATS Th6KsbAToS sifTT6zT at
The magnificent I. The magnificent The magnifeentU u
st.: js;s w n Hss FL t vi bef Aaf mr.
for Doualsonvle will leave Don place of the
Ro o ssn T
Ryer fyH" Landing r He'd River Rouge Port H"d
Adams Nachez, Landing, Fort ADDISON bayou Sara, Red
s. joseph Graad teTpsooi Rones ADAMS Nchsz War
Gal Warrenan andIs IoseB Grand tsrproof Rodney s..
TUESDAY, r. vickshurg, Mill warfenton andyicks
Providence, tao klDAf a5P. NJ.
Isiip@ith!s sifDa Ss"fh i.andi''s a"s
The above mentioned sendd PASSENGER packets will leave
on h ] S % s w9 @ M M B Be- s p1on hS%F pp iH
sendsd o. Freight for Inyoo if consigned e W NJ
the . agent Of % The boats a" vsomg who will forward
eonsn nhis od M p os Sf '
bills ag en- specifying the contents and value and
s By the p or Contained IN rr bnsEags
For freight Or passage o8RkS g2REk He"ia
no rB sNtH H4io2 2d H?y ssSa6sS q esPGfiss .s St. St.
rnmAN's PNEUMATIC srEAM GKANu-
largest and smallest classes; on some Of which has taken oil
other known application of steam to steam Gran
l. requires pressure 80 pounds strike
z It rsqnires no additional for the boilers
3 It's pipes never .scnle' or require cleaning.
It's heating surface is equally distributed thonshon ms
s. being all condensed and returned to The boilers
direct, additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large Gilman's BagNsse Furnace
pair cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with VnauS BHsnse FuruRce furnish grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 hhi8.
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery Grnnunor is put in operation
amuch less to the planter than other steam bn
application of steam 10 making sugar. in part entirely
by steam. ....
For information, pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
prepared make for the Battery Evapo
SAMUEL. H. GILMAN
d " 10 trMNrr New ilrelns. La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

CUPID'S ENGISEER.-A sentimental chap intends
to petition the new Parliament for an act to improve
the channels of affection, that henceforth the
course of true love may7run smooth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
REG ULAR PACKET
~ sUmMER ARRAsGEMENT-

SUMNER ARRANGE
laAHLlftE Steamer Belfast, VIM. Wray, master. for
lSse=sza Cairo, Hickman. Memphis, Helena Napoleon,
Greenv lie and all the Beds will leave the following day
throughout the season. connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for St Louis and all the Eastern cities and
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston aoat for Nash
VILE Huntsville Tnscumbia Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs:
New Orleans TIL URSnAY June %, ut p. N.
Leaves New Orleans Thu RSDAY, July 9, at 5 p. ".
Leaves New Orleans THURSD lI, July %, AT s ?. NJ.
Leaves New Oreans THU RSDAY, Aug 6. at : ?. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans T!uRsDAY Aug. ~ at5p. n.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RsDAI. Sept 3, NJ 3 +. NJ.
Ie,ves New Orleans THURSDAY Sept Il, at P. NJ.
L-ives New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. L at5P. VI.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. Oct. Is ats P! NJ.
The BELFAST is unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by boat, having large md airy arranged
pressyifor the accommodation of families.
depend this boat leaving advertised
be engaged for Of the above trips
pcation her where plan of her cabin be
= JOHN +. HYDE h co, G6 roydras street,
W, Z. kEDDING, Railroad Agent,
under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BEF asst will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
Plantation business as usual. ~ Na- 90 jel2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
Early TRAIN TO

s-ss, - ,---,---=--===-=====-- EARLY TRAIN TO
4 - yss Fl pkQGTpkFiLLE :, /! !, PAY ASD
the Regular Trains at 10 A. N. and 3P. NJ
On Sunday, 18th june Sunday morning until fur
ther TRAIN will leave at ia A. NJ aiordiBg PER-
opportunity Of Breakfasng the Gull and returning
before dinner in the evening be agreeable
The exDense smathe and engines in fine orde
and good Fish Break: or Dinner be had.
RThere will also be early Train ths Fourth Of Jny
Omibnsses leave Canal A. NJ daily. jel3 In l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

In the olden time, divnes argued on '.how many
angels can dance on the point Of q needle I; an in
tercsting inquiry of similar nature would be, how
many LAWYERS can stand ena point of law n t4'N 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

, E,e sun NJ e r. ARRANGEMENT
sallts e Steamer Ben franklin. jos d. Clarke
sss-sz.A master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis, Hee,a
NAPOLEON Geenyiile, all The Bends will leave the fol-
lowing days throughout the connecting Cairo with
Railroad for I.on and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tuscunbia Knox pie Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July !, at 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July Is, at 5 p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July g, p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL, AT S Z. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 26 at 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept O. =. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDN NF.SDAY, Sent. % p. NJ
I.enves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. at 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct 81, at p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4, 5 p NJ
The Ben Franklin in point of speed and
fort by boat having large and airy arranged
pressly the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this bont leaving advertised.
engaged for of the above rips app
agents, plan of her cabin be
JOHN F. HYDE & Co, sc Poydms street,
W. E. REDDING, Raro d agent,
je9 under st. Charles Hotel.
E- The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
and inn bjsine nsu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. June "a. at P. NJ.
+, FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
chitoches Alexandria, Collie. Gotons Landing
Barbins Landing Norman's Landing. and all in
termedae landings Red River Cane and Little Rivers
the light draught packet steamer MOnfgO
cry, John G. Dowy lin place Of steamer Rdfies0
will leave above For freight apply board
je17 GEO. D. HITE CO, 6 Front street.
The Montgomery will take freight for Shreveport be
reshipped at Alexandria %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

T. y. HERWIG,,
L. No. 26 New Ievee, New Orleans
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRASDIES i DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATED NEW JERSEY CIDER.
Dealer in CoHee, Corn Meal Henliuy and Grs Coffee
pgeehed Tor tea1nboats and groceries, az #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

Will leave on THURSDAY. 25th inst. at 5 F. NJ.
- r. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Grand Ecore and Aexandria-The ee
asAaaf3 gait and swift running packet JOS
Holden Martin, master will leave above For freight
or passage, apply on board, or 10
je24 GEO. ID. HITE 4 CO., Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
their Lumber Yard New Basi and constantly recev
ing supplies of the
10000 feet assorted Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring and
b.. Ceiling
100.00O feet assorted Cypress.
1,2O0GO feet sorted yellow Pine Rough Sc8Atiirg and
Boards
200,0o0 INths.
75U 900 feet Juniper, assorted.
$4,000 feet Dressed Shelving.
2Np 600 Shingles
100000 feet White Pine assorted.
aG2 pDDLEY STCOI 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24

The improved position of the Bank of France hav-
ing led to rumors OF contemplated reduction in the
rate of discount the writer of the Times City Article
says 1t that such step will be resorted to
before the artificial purchases of gold entirely
stopped.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
gth 0rleans 9aiIp Crsstsnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1851.


The Recent Indian Murders on the Plains.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
Australia.

LONDON Saturday. The Catherine Adams, from
Sydney, has arrived off Plymouth but her amount of
gold remains to be asceraned This vessel is said to
have made the passage in sixty-nine days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
Leaves on MEpSESpaY,, 2.h instant; atsP.; =

, ~ FOR RsIREVEPORT, ST. MAUI
l6ANEAt rice, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
and Gorton's Landing. he new, elegant and
swift running packet Sun Captain
DensloS will positively leave Intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply board
jeN T. b. SMITH, 4 Tchonpitonlas street. .
Leaves WEDNESDAY. the 2ih inst. at oclock. p NJ.
. NsS, FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
s1h The new, magnificent light draft passenger pac
ssaI4e==lses, ket steamer Sunbeam, A. y. Densow.
master will leave above positively for Shreveport Grand
Grand Ecor Coe ST. Maurice, Campte. Alexandria,
apply on board, or to
feSn q Front sire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
W AN T L D.

SfMR WANTED TO CHARTER = AN A
ship of from 800 to $50 TINS, for voyage Calcutta
.4e4sEsu sssslsssESu For particulars, apply to
my2I j. II. ASHBRIDGE co, le0 Common ST.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
raussss.ss
Bridges x-G Rssss

Ers GAzE.TE:--Tas Board G. Trsds q
iasc1ty will have prssensed for tneir con
si5s' alton the subisrt Of bridge across the
Wsu5ssigiBeeon river ant roads leading
yafreta.
Tosrs srs p9t lev objects Of nogs vital
| IH portanes % lhs trade Of D.yenpor. thah
/ lhsona, Several tines aas lls subject
/ osaa started ard az often dropped, AID By
ii Continued apathy Of cas- citiEelsr much
o. % tgs3e naturally belonging 10 Us has
D. Freed slseshsfe, and we nov fnd 10
| o. s5s,. that other paints have secured the
II. 9 q one 81 The richest portions d or
Ss.s
! Tl.is significant s,te.n, without beng
b 3gfd, il, during tas winter and spFing
n 7,hs. compiete barrier between Scott
A. Citation, jackson, Jones and part Of
L q coong:ss, ssd at the pressa. time the
TONS % silhs, side Of !, are impossible.
=, 5. cau be bridget and St 4 moderate
t,.grs fact knasn 70 al, and that it mus,
b. Il SO would rstsin the little trade yet
l. u i evident 10 The slowest mind.
LII Davenport expsud bU, oae-ionrtb the
Ia. cunt that is being annually expended By
. a0que, MUscatne and Burlington in
e. ning up coed reads and BRIDGES to the
: il erior, srd her INGREDIENTS will have no
2 tse to ccmplsin Of uste goirg past them
. We nave tros ed too much to our coed luck
y su, nsiu a. sCsilion. ard %jfile We hav'
q b aa esHgIsgnlsling ourselves oa these oil
& less favored aeighbors have 5aea working
: :sryiug ofosr trade
= "a Ne gweli established fec gn4l goods Q
= descriptions are cold lower i7 Davenpor
. ian 10 any town on ne river, and yet viii
i our advantages sc do no not aslI so ma
q as ether d the abose nsmsd places.
g lie, our merchants awake and work, maxi
u vigorous efror, and recover our los
y e. gund erd BY good roads and bridges in
= trade 70 cur doors Our river snd rail
ri ! connsctiga, sad our manufacturing in
- T. s,t., give trade tendency to thi. point
w tpa We have been doing Gus osss to turn
ta ~ b. aessing Qar streams un5ridssd al
D ..r rus5s impsssabls
y Again would 1 urge upon cor merchant
,.ly 9Tous sct on sns let a.. sho s. theI intel
e. In he MISTER. whether members Of IN
- p~at1 o. Tfsdg Or nor By attending on Fr
70 evsalDy sad II Necessary By hbsrs
II ~ scriptioG, 10 s.sgt The ball In motto
,i-l - rfch vii! .asfew years vg!! thousands ,
q, tc..srs i1lo car city. CiTizsp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
-. c,,he,,e ysu

II fhs Cathoiie ssts sss no E'sta en-
.irs,y 10 Mr.. Mitchell for lrds i Vas aoS
his Sapl,. We understand erstsssfies we're
ssnt 10 every township, II a@ 10 every
house II the county IL Sh r- 4sre 1ss
Catholic voter, 10 seeufe he rte FOR
Mitchell. The Demeersie ssJ ptste1es
10 be terribly opposed % brig e rs'isfoH
into politics. They have ~ hcrror Ct
psliticsl Oisisiss.. VI OF sectefssa feelings
on political questions. il ~as ihe.r gree,
hobby Against Knew Nothia isn, hat L
proscriked Catholics, and ais saft1es were
rish, IN prescribing tbis Fs''g because u
"a DO that. But the momsBl Democrat.
ic candidate for once is saov 9 be either
Catholic or 10 clsssed wita |sthc!ear q
The moment q mas thps kaaBa ls nonsns
ID, il 10 his whsls effort ard SIC efor, Of hii
party. TO secure bin the Csii,a].e Vote
Thus II wss IN this case. " { nave 10 %
,sctisn 10 Catholics voting 'or what he,
please, but when party VIZ sneh Pto!es
siens on i,s lps e. the % ca Democrsli'
parry, violates those PgQisss 70 ssesr'
their votes, or the yotss ef BE- psmher
Of any other religious societ .ts hvrScti
q should be exposed for iAe .ontsmua'lcI
II all honest men
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

DAT of nearly two thousand Egtss IN tAii
township, only about .hirtssE aaz4rsd were
Dolied At The election an Nenaay OF the
sis nna5ret who sbssnted themselves from
the polls rot less thsa fear kunarsd were
Republicans. Thai we elected oar town
ship ticket, With Toe exception u Jas can.
diasts under the Circumstances j Uors
ihst ss aaiie, pa,ea Tast "a. wss iosl oy
NE mere aecidsu, 81 TIE Eotess earig 10 the
morning polling n MISTAKE the r. gsbiioan
state ticket pisHtsa seF the counts, Rinas
the township ofaeers II under 70 a.sor.
GAnilee eonaiiioa Of the Republican party
~ on Monday, essa slecs OF, tisket, no
fears need Be has q IL success aeT ths
party s thoroughly org4lixec sd working
sxrraonioasly shoulder 70 sAos!as - tal5
Of brothers, peat apoa sustaining princi-
lee .aoss sseesss lee u Toe sees feunda.
ten Of our gosetEGsHt thus CANNED
xBd tass working aoPs u SO as Re
Iselicsn party sac sssfdl Al cur fl election
And il anything were wanting . cause
then te &c; together a saii, should
tSiak it vas the trckers and neg voting
eSaisssed BY the Democrats IN Saturday
last
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

DkArn o. AnpsssoH sRE TRAvEtxa.---
The Fsdrslandet Of Stockholm. II March
ID, says;
We have Just received the news of tho
death Of the celebrated Swedish traveller,
Mr.. Anderson. He some time ago act our
on ais Third Journey into the interior Of Africa
to make geological researches, and after
having explored the banks Of the Tioghe
aud Of Lake Ngsmi, he undertook, in com.
pany with an Englishman. Mr.. Green. an
excursion in an easterly direction, aud sue
oecded in reaching country into which
no other European ever penetrated. There
he met young elephant and went 10 pur.
suit OF Il; just as he was on tho point oil
oyeetaktne 1t a very large elephant Joined
IL. two natives fred on The latter and wound.
ed il, On which the animal attacked MI.
Anderson and killed him BY ttampling him
under foot. Nr. Anderson was buried on
the spot on which he wss killed His nu
merous and valuable collections have been
deposited NJ The consulate Of Sweden and
Norway, at the Cape OF Good Hope"
Me-. Anderson was the author OF The cap.
tivaiing book OF travels which was into
tuced with such fsueying commen,s by
Col. Fremont, in letter TO the publishers
in this city, few months since,
nv, Y. Pest.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
ns esrnaa RspuhiisszA

The noble stand issss by ;as Gern.n
Republicans lss. ASaSs, :. no. only crthy
Of oil praise, bat affords aa sxaDr :. wsiea
Republicans OF native birth % = xsllini.
ss's Indeed. hae our o. "a Ksaaslieans
see4 he mark IS brave a. tbs Germans,
We shcpia hzTs carr Al lie c..; .sEes, and
elected our To- .p.sip Tteks. yy .sgs
Ia!"iig re Gsyasa AsPaeAesns Ssre
fsiiy or .niGea- -baF seat = y. Poli' 10
AZ ass, and voted Inc waa.s t.k through
ike men and Ike patriots IRE; aoi onl,
did this. but they sorksa a. t4e s9'ss sns
Aid the.r vkol. duty And mors nan even
lhi.-,hOe2a insoissa aht t11p.st 1t 'h'
Dol. BY TIE lowest eress o. me list PoPH
is,,o.,. they stood ihst which i sas hatd t9i
men 10 stsns, sad preserves ,4sti I4sFaelsF'
-, uescsabie eiliIeas Hsd ths AIsr.esl
kepubResns been sny4hing she -wel 81
s.pir.s a. he German kerggA csns, tn
,ssai, Of Saturday and A0naay's slse'iol
sos,d no, 10. Lsss b@es noe, ssas.issss .
our psry sna disastrous % sae f sng a
Gesn4us have &c, &c an easHp : Ls' q
nov initiate them, in affecting ihosotg
oraansxtAion.