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STEAMER LOUISA SUNK.-The officers Of the steamer
Amanda, which arrived last evening from Harrison
burg, (Ouachita river) inform us that well authen-
ticated report from above, stated the steamer Louisa
Capt Keeling for this port with full cargo, sunk on
the night Of the 9th inst, six miles below Columbia
No particulars of the disaster were obtained.
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EVOOSs5a0Fa'S

CHERRY INPECIORAN
The medicine n created such excitement at the North
among the Physicians, and has been pronounced ~ all VINO
ha used as bei., superior Cherry Pectoral
Wooian's Cherry Expectoran contains the active medical
olrs Of the pure ccocon Wild Cherry Bark, and many
other valuable ingredients render far better than
other Cough Medicine in this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

ORLEANS -Halevy's grand opera of the
"Queen of Cyprus will be repeated tonight, with Mile
Bourgeois and NJ Delagrave in the leading characters
This is one of the operas in which all the scenic and
musical resources of the Orleans brought into re-
QUESTION; and those who love to see spendor on the
stage and delight in audience, should not fail to
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Goops THAT GLITTER-For a very complete and
beautiful display Watches ewelry and sivcrwarc would
direct the of readers to the store of Mesrs Dillon
Howell No. 9CRp street. idea of which mRy he found
in her advertisement in todays McSrs. II.
stand ready to order whatever extra article may he
needed which they may happen have in their present
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8 Camp street.

8 Camp street.
WATCHES, JEWElRT, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE
DILLON 4 HOVER having received considerable additions
of and Fashionable Goods would solicit the attention Of
purchasers.
Watches.
Cold $50 to $3.50 Silver $40 to $50.
JcHyclry,
Ladies' Full choice styles; Brooches
Rings Finger Rings, Chains Bracelets, Gold jet and In
anclet l.ockets,
SIivcr-Warc.
Table Dessert Tea Salt and Mustard Spoons: Dinner and
dessert Forks salt Cellars; Tea Gobcts, Cups Napkin
Rings, etc.
Repairing.
D. H. being practical WachnAkcr and Jewelers. can cx
all orders manufacturing and repairing ut moderate
prices. ,
DILLON Il Howell,
lS 2utt M. Camp street.
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GIIMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANuLATER-Ihls
invaluable invention and aid the planter is i'll use on
seven plantations where fixed fact Mr. Snme
H. Gilman No. 81 Nachcz street. will give all niormaonnccd
ed on the subject for the delivery and erec
ton of the machines We refer his card in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

nB- The purser Of the steamship Chas Morgan
has our thanks for Galveston papers and copy OF
manifest.
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A Coon CouGH MEDICINE.--Dr Davis Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar ranks high curative Of
coughs colds and preventive of consumption It is
sustained by certificates from respectable Ill the
country j. Wright CO., Nos q and l5l Charities
street. ere the agents for it in this city.
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FORTUNE TELLING.--We would refer the lovers OF
the mystic to the of Misc j. Wclngon the celebrated
English fortune teller who is be found theS John House.
No. 222 Camp She processes to with equal ceaFEeS
into e mist. present and future.
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SPLENDID GIFT BooKs-lt is high time that those
who contemplate making beautiful and appropriate Christmas
New Years presents deciding upon what sort of
sent they will make We strongly of opinion that if such
persons will step in at No. 80 Camp street. and inspect the stock
gift books there displayed by Nessrs. Warren c. Moell
Co.. they will make their minds where TO buy See the
/ Isl in orr advertising columns.
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EBep0fs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUIE E
DAIIEX'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CrOR
a28 2p Nos u and l5 Charities
EeeE9OCeR ! HsetasOGeC& ):
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STtsGETs
A supply of CREME DE ROU2Y CHS MFAGNE, in quartz
and pints constantly on hand equal ths1
comes this market.
Also >.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SEIEHRT
Il X A DIES
sAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1875, 1898 and 1905 and othe
brands.
w MS KIN
Of all scrptions-Scotch, irish Rye md Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, i'll pinis and quarts.
| Also g..
On hand my best WINES and LII
QUORS in the market which will lie sold reasonable
+ terms my other house in the ,i:s.
SEWELL Y. TAYLOR,
81 Puff No. II koyl street.
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100 A~-+.-

H9~ Musical Boxes, Watches and JcHciry.
We refer our readers the ads crscntlt Of Mr. Il. Frankie
corner of povras and Streets where may found
fine collection of Musical Boxes, Watches. Clocks and CIV
elrv of all kinds Visitors always his celebrated Me
cbancnl Singing Bird the most extraordinary piece Of mccan
ism we have bcei. See the advertisement in another
rn,ulnu n2S HPlm
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HOUSEKEEPING Goops.-hessrs. P. r. Fell & Co.,
No. II Camp street, have in store stock OF crockery, glass
china and housekeeping goods generally, which purchasers
should make point inspect We refer the several ndye
tisements in another column.
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ag- We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Southern Belle for late Natchez papers.
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F.. EDsga'ci !; 90,

81 STKEET.... 81
Have received by the latest arrivals The following HtHl
NESS BOOKS:
Rowcts Interest Tables J. NJ Prices Tables Of Sterling
Exchange Blurta Expeditions Mcasyrer and United Satc@
Tarii,
Also extensive If French, F"<}h a"d Ameri
tan f. NGI STATIONERY.
The best of English American ani French PAPER 10Y
BLANK BOOKS, always on hand.
?. nUREL & CO.,
d. -t1.-n.
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aT We are much indebted to the Hon. Thomas Z.
Porter, Collector of the port for pamphlet copy OF
the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
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PIERSON, HARRISON d GO. :,
I Hagazine. corner of Canal street.
We in receipt Of large additions our large stock Of
FINE CLOTHING
Oyrrcoas TaniHs and NaRlanS:
EIaymarkct Business suits: t!oaks;
Black Cloth Frocks; Pants; Velvet Vests;
Shirts and Furnishing Goods, Of all kinds.
The Lowest Price nallri and Goods cAeeulIy shown,
ds aprkllW PIERSON, HARRISON II co, 5.
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THRIFT. a. g.
Thrift, OEGs y Co.,

GEO. W. THRIFT A. {. "LhS'
Thrift, ODDS y Co.,
COMMISSION ME r III AN rs,
No. liz Commerce St., Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention paid sale of all kinds of WEST
ERN PRODUCE, such Flour, Bacon, Whisky forK Lard
Oil, Grain of I'LL kinds Hay etc, etc.
-REFERS
Nessrs Poneroy & Marshall Goode tiriek, Chamberlain
e. Co.. Mobile Ala; c. w. Newtsn Co.. Carroll Pritchard
Co. Henderson Peale, New Orleans La; John swaSeF Co.,
f,rdnsr phinns 4 Co. Cincinnati, Ohio DO 2pW
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rf~AUVHMCCW yours OLICN ENIINV IT'S To tVVI
necessity Of resoTto artificial ncEe by which to
rally and restore temporary strength and being impaired
faculties which is most cecty done by the Of Hostel
ters Stomach Bters before meals One wine glass
used per bottle smaller quantities,
person weak body will convince the most crednlous Of
restorative effects which thousands testify who used
years under circumstance could be persuaded 10
without it. Ladies' especially have found nestimablc ben
c6ts resulting from the Of it.
EEPAFor sale by Druggists generally. dS 2pGtkW
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sa- Capt. Palmer, who arrived last evening from
the Passes reports the ship Inca hard aground on the
bar, there being but nine feet water around her.
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.Hoasrin,s KID Chores,

ron 81 Is AR 3 Q / :,
f,o,,,er st. Charles and Canal streets.
inst received per Black WARRIOR select invoice Oh nSss e
ci,ratcd GLOVES. "' -to
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AZ. .VFDgNSE S Co.,


a. EO@FSSeE = NO.9
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
E-=u uR a~Sa Ga aDaPaass7
COMES. Ei-rrON>, BRr<HES AND rEHFLMERl,
Cutlery ANA Toys,
No. 80 CAHAL STREET. (near ChartreS street,
t4 or, NEW ORLEANS.
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TERMS:
e Crescent Will regularly served to subscribers IN inc
CITY at an early every morning, Sunday ~
SO year in advance; halfyearly and quarterly ~ e
same rates or 20 cents week, payable to the carriers.
Advertisements per square-frst Insertion IN ah o'
81 for every subsequent Insertion 30 cents
vesenepts on the second page are charged 81 'or '
insertion 80, G, NOV
intervals will be charged Sl per
SQUARE for every insertion.
.dveisements not Marked will be published one month"; "
toner and charged accodingly no advertisement OF suo
scrpo will be stopped until arrearases are PAID al 'ne
optioa Of the proprietors
Liberal Discount will be made to regular aaVeruseS
THE DAILY CRESCENT
circulation which endersit desirable medium for adver
tisers AS FAMILY PAPER it circulaes largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes at early hour, and being eau
before the approach of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageously published IN its
columns.
THE WEEKLY CKESCE Mt
s published every Monday morning at S. year. nvarahS IN
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and ohe'
States it presents favorable mode to advertisers OF making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
sarred for 81 per square. each insertion.
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.g. BV". SGY5sl OesF,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
RATION ROUGE, l. A.,
Practices his in all it's Branches in the Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST F EIIC1ANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl6 mt
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AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk in gterhi hsRoy
meri of BOOTS. SHOES BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, e1c
R53~ Plantations supplied with prime DlTCillH'i hHoirt
RUSSET BROGANS. WOOL MEXICAN, PALM .hAt,
STRAW and GAMPEACHY HATS al the lowest MARIE!
FROST y CO.,
jyl3 2ptT 10 N'saAoes'ra
Il A rs, G A PS, ETC..
AT WHOLESALE
We are constantly receiving general assortment Of SIX, Fur
Cashmere P4tsnn I.e:huru Straw, PALM Leaf, Mexican u
Wool HATS, the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST j. CO.,
jyi3 2pAW 10 A&E11lhe street.
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Cs'0cEesy, Glass tssscg Chino.

large stock, well assorted for country trade NJ low prices
For sale by , r (,1
MIS- 1p1n Il Camp street.
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'01 TnHE WEEKLY CRESCENT

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1856
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sBeRU Orleans
STATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
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StHfsaNs

The subscribers opening large and splendid assert
rneut of China
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES, VASES, etc
Having bought the above auction, far below importation
cost We arc Offering them corcspondingly low prices.
P. Z. FELL Il CO.,
MI on1m II Camp street,
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n-sEE, FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -ea
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.EFurby's Cheap Store,

EEurby's Cheap Store,
ISJ.............CA1P STE&EET...,..........IS 5
The Ladies invited to call and e~nule GREAT BAR.
G AIMS in the way Of
Striped and PEid Sfl.kS;
Rich Figured nELAINES;
CASuMERES and MERlNOS;
French CAIICOS;
EMBKOI nERIES;
TALENCIENEES, ETC. cc., etc,
HORACE HARDY,
ds oyft Isl Camp street.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass IA,
To the city of MOBILE Ala in public On WE'D
NEsDAY, Dec. TO- 1866, on this plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS
81, 900 Tlclkcts-~},2SO Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TlCkEFs!!
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NeIp Orleans 9ailp Crestett.
oPP1oE, NO. 20 CAMP STREET.

BY NIXON &c ADAMS.
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AT FE- FER "a rs TX o 49,
Corner Poydras and Carontelel sts.
rsy- Customers may always the beautiful MECIlAHl-
A. SINGING BIRD n29 2plm
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For ~ Short Tisaae Only!

MUSICAL BOXES,
WATCHES
CLOCKS, AND
JEWELRY etc, etc.
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Scccnd~hussts FurnttatI'e Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for MI descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons vns the city Mud wishing TO dis
pose furniture will find 1t to their advantage to call on
the undersigned.
lSoSceon hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired.
P. NJ. TOURNE,
NJ. au2ro y iiHr0lIne street.
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Clocks Gts.1g #RsqsstG42 E'tt3"s.

tyi3 2pAW
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Ut Gpu 49, l''' ~ S''oc'-
Cranes
PATENF MIETALLIC BURIAL CASlSET,

Those tau;cul ErRI ALASkETS formerly Sold by p Il.
COOK Co. No, s. Charles street, tre been lHr'ed by
the undersigned Win the for sale At 'tr Usl prices
at No 2GO Camp street.
ol3 2p,f DANIEL MONROE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
oDowr East" July "a. 1856.

Mr.. EpiToR:-Sinco my last communca-
ton to you have received gratifying INTEL
l;gence relative 10 The success Of the Amer
lean party. Buchanan and Fremont are
both losing ground in the Northern States.
The true patriots Of our country will
send the democratic and Black Republican
tickets up Salt river next November.
tits really gratifying to see the American
cause gain as il now does-it is time that
all true lovers Of our country were upand
doing" and thanks to our glorious star of
destiny, they are alive with the same pa
triotic fire that filled the honest hearts Of
our beloved fathers who delivered this
glorious Republic from the hands of des-
poiic rulers and foreign influence" The
policy Of the Democrats involve US in a war
with Spain, England, and France. 1t is a
notorious fact that the democrats have
always promised much for the sake Of OBJ
tanning power regardless of results. The
two last terms Of democratic presidents
have and will close leaving our beloved
country on the verge of an internal war
once has Mr.. Fillmore quieted this internal
quarrel, and he is the only man in the
United States, who can now restore peace
and tranquility between the North and
South. The conservative people Of the
North and South know this to be true, and
will not trust the rens of this government
in the hands of men who will do anything
for The sake of office, as the democrats have
done. Mr.. Buchanan will obtain the
smallest electoral vote of the electors in the
approaching election this is almost fixed
fact.
IT'S strange the Republican has gone
lock, stock, and barrel over TO the ole
enemy it pretended to war against, and afte,
all ii is not so hard 10 tell the reason ,Chy i
did so.
You are aware that Mr.. Pnsohal wa
anxious to receive the appointment of Pos
Master of St. Louis, while Mr.. Filmor
was President. Mr.. Fillmore did not deem
it best to give such an important office int
Mr.. PaschaI's hands--the office was worth
Of an honester man, and therefore Nj
Paschal was disappointed in his applicatio
the whole strength of the Republica
office was brought 10 bear in Mr.. Paschal
| r,,.or bnf - ,,.o, of o,,o;
This explains why the Republican ho
gone over TO the party, who would at an
time sell our country for the sake of securin
official spells, let it 60.
TRAVELLER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
GLAS GOW WEEKLY. TIMES.

A FAST WoMAN.-The New York Mir
ror has correspondent at Newport who
writes over the signature of Belle Britain.
In her last she tells the following:
l overheard funny conversation last
evening between a gentleman and lady who
were promenading behind me, from which
| learned the definition Of a "last woman
The couple were discussing the attractions
of young lady, who receives good deal
of attention from the bcaux--such as we
have-when the gentleman remarked that
he had not yet been able TO discover the
charms of the fair one in question.
co. said the lady, "she is fast, and that $
what makes all the gentlemen like her."
"But what does that mean?" inquired the
gentleman, little roguishly.
why" said the lady, "o fast woman is
one that you can say anything to-"
thought should have dropped.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
Notice.

To The Brethren ofthe .Esihodist Church Of
Fayefe Circuit and Glasgow Station:
You are hereby notified that the mater-
OILS for the making of new seats under the
shed Of Bethel Camp ground, will be dellv-
cred on the ground by the 18th day of this
month, and you are hereby requested, TO.
gether with all other persons who feels an
interest in said Camp ground, TO meet OF
said ground, the 20th of this month for the
purpose Of making said new seats, cleaning
up preparing for the approaching Camp.
meeting as there will be a great deal to do
and we desire full attendance of all on that
day.
a wagon and team, hoes, axes, spades
hammers, tsndsaws, &c., will be needed.
STEPHEN T. GARNER, Supt.
Fayette Banner please copy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

CiHcuIr ArTeRSEY.-Mr. K. 7. PREw-
xrr, the present efficient Attorney for this
Judicial Circuit, declines 10 stand for re-
election. He has made an excellent officer,
and it i. to be regretted he will not continue
10 serve. Mr.. Jxo. F. WILLIAMS, Of this
county, is candidate for the place, and as
he is young man of excellent legal attain
ments, vigorous and industrious, the people
will do we'll to see that no is elected, and
they will have nm officer in no wise in
ferior to the one who has filled the post SC
creditably. The election takes place in
November.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

On motion of Mr.. Doty, the House re-
considered the vote by which was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole on the State
of the Union, the bill to annul certain acts
of the Legislative Assembly of Kansas. and
secure to the citizens OF that Territory their
rights and privileges.
Mr.. Dunn submitted substitute, recog-
nizing Kansas and providing the usual ter
ritorial machinery. Provision is made for
freedom OF speech and the press; test oaths
of whatever kind are prohibited, and cruel
or unusual punishments are not to be allow
ed; all criminal prosecutions now pending
in any of the courts for treason and for al
legged violation or disregard Of what ere
usually known as the laws of the Legisla-
ture Of Kansas shall forthwith be dismissed
and every person thus deprived Of his liber.
ty released.
The bill also restores the Missouri re.
striction; provides for the encouragement o.
settlement and Of education, and repeats al
parts of the Kansas Nebraska and Other
acts in conflict with this bill.
Mr.. Sneed moved that the bill be laid or
the table--motiOn lost, by II against SO.
Mr.. Dunn's substitute was then agreed
to, and the bill thus amended, passed by ;
vote Of SS against IA. Recess until 7P. NJ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
1000 ChaI7e1aSc.
WASaBURNS

GREAT AMERICAN COLOSSAL CIRCUS
CHALLENGES in the above sum, any Circus
\ Company now organized, To- produce a two
horse rider equal 10 Mr.. H. T. Day.
4 double Somerseer equal TO Mons. De Jean.
1rappez performers equal TO G, Sioman and
Pupil.
As daring and graceful performer on the tight
rope as Mr.. G.. s Get.
La Psrche performers superior 10 Mr., W. Slo-
man and Pupil.
4 troupe Of Vau,ers equal 70 theirs
Asuperior stock az Ring Eofses.
Asfull and perfect Brass and String Bands,
So confident are we that this Company stands
pre-eminently above any CIRCUS organization OF
the day, the above challenge will be kept open un-
Ill our arrival in winter quarters at New Orleans
, on or about the lst OF November,
| Tae above Company will EXHIBIT at Winsor City
/ Monday, Aug. Il, Brunswick, Tuesday, Aug =
Cambridge, Wednesday, Aug. 10, Arrow Rock
/ Friday, Aug 10, and Boon'ille, Saturday, An
gust 49, IJuly 81, lS56-2wl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
The Election.

We 90 10 press without much election
news. Our friends don, feel like writing
evidently We have not been able to get
an cx,rs-offcial sccount from Fayette, even
We beg o. all hands. not TO take it SO hard
but send along the news. We are like the
Millsriie, and cen stand tire worst, ever
Gabriel's trump md want 10 hear it
Send in the news, ard let rs know how
badly we are used up-let US know it all q
once: the hotter the war, the sooner tht
peace. "Oh, for lodge" &c.