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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

LALLES
CElEBRATED SAFES,
.,... ii CHILD'
IyKENCH CLOAK WADDIEG-3 yards isns ana
IL half an inch thick JEet rece'ved
II -s'h
brady street brtween Fourth and Piftn.
were NOT Cssnmev's disfillafiOn left,
A LIQUID prisoner, pent in walls of glass,
Beautyss effect with beauty were beren,
Nor r. nor no RENE mbrance what II WAS,
Dut 0overs distilled, though thy with winter mces
LOse but their show, their substance stili hves
nvER ffty difYerent fashionable Extracts at "
" crnts per bottle. SAMPLE bottles open for
Public Inspection an4 US0.
Al may tsy hsfors they buy. Also
F6secN Soaps. POes0Oess
Hair Otls. Balm Of Thousand Flowers. D., kc -
JOUY'S. Brady 81, bet. 4th and osn.
HHfLDREN's wOOLEN TAIMAS ! yAQU0-A
~ superh article, Just received 1t JOu1Ss
BRADY -'reet hntween Fourth and rgsn.
: ,AiLDnEN'o WOVLFN GOODS.-1ssi ssof'-
Kr.hv = h>tveen sth ard sth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
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|, r.,.,. proker and Auctioneer. Will attend TO
u sAlrs Of CITY Property Lots, Lands, farms, etc.
Auction once with Geo. /. Nichols, Land
Iv~nt Dnyenrort. ~i~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

.4.VlDRESE.V BROTHEEs,
Corner of3d srfeet and Western AUe.,
VXvoULD re 'pectfuly call the attention oi the puo
AA ~. lar, toekO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
Valuable Property for sale IN EAST
DavcnDoft.

4 n GOOD Building Lots, also two sto.y ,1I.s srs
D House and two lots oversoxa Ess sns p.Ssn-
slppi river. Apply ~ Samuel 0ny, ~ 49, ns.sa.
port, OF W So"H N w sus0o-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
L., 4. PARKER,

~, 70, n..,,or at Law, and Notary ruone
crnsy ,s.r sn" ,,roon paid to Conveying and exam ,
- 81 and TITLES. once on Brady ST. 'n
Ierva x's hul!dine
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
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1emelsteS ehri6taAnsoos ofchSscU ot Sos Usyss0
|lacs, New York.
Amith, archictsct, Baltimore.
kn Z Wood, Esq, Philadelphia.
hry vAsnala, Hsq, Chicago.
Zrcus Hsiiner, coal operator, llnersvilie. -.
ksles Heekscher, President Aiming lup. Co.,
looasife. pa mareAlld0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

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IL strssts, kHQuiSs o x~
oapaO az WHIIAkae eS~"s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
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To IAa6e.

a rr,uHER os desirable Iots for Restdsnees, On
a SrsAv Nam. ma HARRISON streets, TO lease ns
'"e 'e'AA ". q. =. 0URI1I.
once on Msia, bet, Trout and Second hree's
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

on ACRES Of ans Prairie lsnl. mile scese g
gu Fulton Depot, with dwslune house 49, i.
MS property can b. bought upon ~ mees sensSa.
eogmo. 1nquife os ".
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Talk on Change.

There was nothing of Importance transpired on
change or the streets yesterday The chief topic
in cotton circles was the intelligence of large ship
nents of cotton from the East Indies for Liverpool
We must however, wait for further accounts to know
what it is all going to amount to. There is thing
very certain that Mddling Cotton in our cotton market
cannot be quoted at fifteen cents the first of March,
We expectto hear Of planters being displeased
at thirteen cents The period is fast approaching
when we shall know all about the growth of 1856
1t was active on the levee yesterday. Our marine
list gives heavy receipts of produce. Well, let it
come. It cannot go to better market. Freights
are low to all parts Of the world and the entire West
can hurry on their valued products. If shippers want
gold, it is ready for them if they want silver they
can have it if they want bark checks on Northern
cities, they are obtainable if they want bills Of ex
change, they can be supplied. In fact, we can pay in
everything but copper cents, three cent pieces and
spurious paper money. .+lf M e,
There was the usual iveness on the streets yester
day. Canal, Camp, Chartres and Royal streets con-
tnued to be thronged and the city retail trade is
good, very good. OF course, there are some COM
plants and expect to hear of them if we live to
the age Of Methusalah. ls..
The real estate market is pretty quiet The last
sale of note was lot of ground on Philippa street,
sold by Palfrey & Co. to the Commercial Water
Works, the office Of which is intended to be removed
into that street Well, it is good location and the
classic regions of Philippa will we trust, be teashea
at last The location of the office in that street will
enhance property ten per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

The House of Representatives at Baton Rouge is a
queer bodya contradictory body--a body it is diff
cult to comprehend. Yesterday the Baton Rouge
Railroad bill universally called for by the press and
the people Of New Orleans, passed to its final reading
against the pressure of strong opposition. And yes
terday the bill relative to elections in this parish not
asked for by the voters Of New Orleans but on the
contrary unqualifedly denounced unjust and afro
cious by Of them, was ordered to
be engrossed for third reading to-day! There ap-
pears to be disposition to do everything our people
do not want DONE and to oppose everything people
do want done. There may be justice and equity in
this but we are unable to discover its whereabouts
II it helps the State parish tickets Of the dominant
party at the next election, we will acknowledge our
utter ignorance in the premises.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Stalaltaering Cured.

ESSOR J H. LEVIN,
Of Virginia, informs those afflicted with Stammerng
Suffering that he has ST. House. On
Camp street. No 222 where he is prepared enable
speak and read with dstincness generally the space
of hours without nicng the slightest pain The patient
invariably convinced that is ecetual permanent
Where the above change is attained charge will
mate He will remain in this place for short time only
NB.-No need hesitate in giving call; upon the
honor Of gentleman it is humbug. All ask is trial
No charge for consulting
Read the following certificate:
ff " New ORLEANS February l9 1857.
Having visited Prof. j. H Levin with my 10 years old
who habit of stammerng early age
satisfied that the practice of his system is efecna Of
of stamnerng and cheerfuly him
patronage of all afflicted in that way.
GEORGE CLEAVLAND,
fe25 AZ Union greet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
.E0ttrnissg Goods.
We would call the particular attention of those in
NJ q IT MIN G. G. q q n &

We would call the particular attention of those in of
MO URNIN G G o o D S
large of there goods They all
DIRECT IMPORT ALTON and offered low prices They
consist. in part, Of
Sd BLACK BOLBAZINE, Of different qualities;
81 and 6,4 BLACK MoUSSELIS DE LAME, of different
qualities
81 BLACK TAMsR and CANTON CLOTH. of different quail
itiesi
81 and 5.4 BLACK ALPACA and CHALLYs, of different
qualities
PLAIN and SATIN STRIPED BAREGEs of different quail
tiles;
REAL. GRENA DIMES and
FRENCH MOURNING JACoNETs, CALIGos AND MUS
Inns;
ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES; TArFETAS;
LOVE GAUZE and MOURNING Wells;
DEEP MOURNING and Ii ALF MOURNING COLiA RS and
CHEMISETTES.
HOSIERY and GLOVES, Of all kinds
GIQuEL & JAMISON,
fe3 2p6t IS i'hartrcs street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Recent Publications,


We have received from the publisher, through Mr..
J. G. Morgan Of Exchange Place, copies of the fol-
lowing: 4f 7as-.l t4t EaWEa
LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE; and Other Stories of the
Heart. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. Philadelphia:
I. B. Peterson.
A handsome duodeeimo volume of. 257 pages, con-
tanning thirteen of Mrs. Hentz's shortest and best
stories. These stories we quote from good author
ity which safely endorse of sweet scenes
Of domestic love, purity and joy, which win the heart
of the reader. There is breathed into the pages of
Mrs Hentzis works sentiment of the pure, the ex-
alting the truly religious which is seldom found in
works Of fiction. The fragrance of a serious heart
and religious life give grace to every page, and
cannot fail in their sweet sauary influence on every
heart" The price of the book, bound, is dollar
and quarter only, one dollar in paper, and the
publisher will mail copy postage free to any part Of
the country, on receiving the price in letter.
THE Two LOVERS or A Sisters Devotion. BY the
author, of THE Twin Sisters.' Philadelphia: T..
B. Peterson. X" .rF .s.
This is a story of English life, in which, from a
hasty skmming, we discern cultivated intellect and
a generous heart in the author 1t is a domestic
story the nature of which is sufficiently indicated in
its title. Paper cover price so cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Sataas. Planters. ReGners,

And others Interested respectfully Invited TO witness the
operation of H. 0. AES' LEAF PAN, for the manufacture
of Sugar Refining Mo'ases etc. and for which has
been applied for.
In bringing ont this invention its claims TO public favor
based npon its real merits It is in daily operation the Re
nery of Mr. NJ s. Bnger Commerce street. between Julia
and st Joseph between the hours of u IL NJ where
practical proofs of its operation is 10 he witnessed and which
need be be believed 1t comends itself particularly
Planters evaporang so greater quantity in
half the time with saving Of IS per of the
ordinary processes employed on plantations
am fully prepared contract for the of entire
partial trains of this or oruy construction.
DANIEL EDWARDS,
2s 80 and 80 New Ievee ST.
fr25 2pGt New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

CRIsP's GA1ETY.-- Mr. anderson il, Hamlet.-
Anderson will this evening appear for the last time
as Harlet-a performance which was received few
nights ago with the most unqualified appreciation and
delight by a crowded and appreeiative audience.
Miss Esworthy will appear as opheiia and Mrs.
Crisp as the Queen, before with Mr.. Crisp in the
part Of the Ghost. After the tragedy, "a dance and
farce will be given, as usual.
Tomorrow night Macbeth will be reproduced
with all its gorgeous accessories Anderson, Miss
Elsworthy and Mr.. Crisp taking the leading charac
tiers, and the opera troupe appearing in the singing
scenes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
tn the Public.

Last evening purchased ticket to the Gaey theater and
obtained check for No. go the parquette After oc
cupying the fifteen minutes ordered
of it by officer abrupt and insulting manner then
produced my check proved right to the seat and left
In minute the clerk came and asked me to give up my
for the orchestra which refused do and left
the theater. JOHN DAVIS, of Last Island.
John Davis money good body elses money, and
when pays heater he means to have
he pays for IL .,F fe2S 2p1tH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
CTockei'y and Glassware

: NJ " IlVT.F.sA NE.
The subscribers have hand complete stock of COMMON
CR0CkERY
FANCY AND WHITE
sFuNE CHINA and
all imported expressly for
COUNTRY TRADE,
which they selling prices quite as Boston or New
York. Goods packed go safely any distance.
P. R. FELL l. CO.,
jas 2psedlm Il Camp street, opposite City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Spring Goods.

We would call the attention of those SPRING and
SUMMER DRY GOODS to large and new assorted Stock
OF our importation, which have in store and are
daily receiving. 1t consists, in part, Of
Flounced, Printed and Plain BAREGE ROBES;
and Printed ORGANDIES and JACONETs;
FOULARDS and GRENADINE SILKS;
Printed LINEN CAMBRlCs and BATlsTE;
BRILLIANTTNES, Cambrcs and Cacos;
ORIENTAL and TISSU E ROBES;
Embroidered Mnslin and Silk MANTILLAS;
Black Lace SHAWIS, Wells and >.
NALENCIENNE LACES, Edgings and Insertings;
LINEN CAMBRIA .
JACoNBT and SWISS EDGINGS and Insertings;
SWISS, NULL and JACONET BANDS;
Embroidered and Bordered LINEN HANDKERCHIFFs;
LINEN and C.,MBRIF SKIRTS;
ROBES and NIGHT DRESSES;
CHEMISETTES, Sleeves and Collars;
French Scotch and Irish LINENS;
=. and Irish TABLE SETS;
Scotch and irish sIIEETINGs;
TOWELINGS Diapers and Darnask;
Embroidered Muslin and B1bbinet CURTAINS;
Bobbine and jacquard and Linen BOBBINET for Bars:
HOSIERY OF every description and make
A full and complete sorment of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, for Housekeeping and Family which
will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES.
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
fe23 2pbt Il Charres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Spring Fashions.

just received by
- E. L. E. 30 N N E t,
"A Full Stock of Spring
FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOWERS;
BONNET TRIMMING and ELT RIBBONS;
STRAW and SILK BONNETS
TARLETANS; GRAPE TISsE;
OIL SILK and TISSUE;
WALLS BRIDAL WREATHs; ..
RUsIfES, all Descriptions;
FLORENCE SILKS;
MEMS and BOYS HATS;
LEGHORN FLATS;
BLONDES, LACES etc;
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BUGLFS FANCY ARTICLES etc.
A full assortment of MILLINERY ARTICLES to which he
calls the attention of city and country buyers
~ E. L. L. BONNET,
fe25 2p6t 60 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

F. NJ ALA RD & CO.,
Nos IS 60 Canal street. Old Levee street. N o.
a Just received per steamer Cahawba--
large and varied of Youths Boys and Chill
dren's NEW STYLE SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING,
consisting Of
81" Black and Coored Cashmarette COATS;
sJa Black Drap d'Ete FRoCkS and PANTS;
/. Planters Linen COATS and PANTS;
r Check COATS, JACKETS and PANTS;
White and Colored Drill PANTS
= Alpaca Goats and Jackets: Marseilles Vests.
CHILDREN's LIGHT SUMNER CLOTHING, etc.
IS F. MALARD & CO.,
fes6 2pst So and 60 street, corner Old Ievee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Silence that Dreadful Cough:


The work Of the destroyer has begun The Lungs in
dangeri Resort at ~ 5& LG
DIR. Davis, E
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. Are you mothers
dsnghter-your idol and earthly joys he'd Of Ian
gushng her pale cheek and show that she
fast wasting The sepuehal cough pains your
sickens your SOUL It is the
s--,t5s SOUND OF DEATH, sz=. 81
There is remedy that will stop the Cough save her
the consumptives grave. - Fz-s
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell of fearful
bodngs and loss of hope Just about e consumption
sheds blight the te you need not
despair An is stretched forth you-o oothe and
heal your wounded lungs. 1t is nr. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
1t admitted by everybody that Dr. Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
fe24 2pSeod q and Isl Charities street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Donble sheet Crescent.

The Crescent viii again be issued On double sheet
On Monday morning next. N It will contain a vast
amount Of readable matter, including several excellent
literary articles, poetry, tales, miscellany. etc Ad
veitisers will confer favor BY sending in their
notices at early hour, the large edition now
issue conipels Us TO hasten to press. 5
Wewould again remind merchants and others, de-
string extra numbers Of the Crescent that to secure
them it is necessary to leave their orders at coun
ter Oh Saturday. @ IN sss N M f aS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Arrivals ut the Principal Hotels Yesterday.


CITY HOTEL. ! II pehe ty La; n Bryan, H Bosen
Il Halsey, VIM Nelson; Harweod, Nettles, la;
shanks John Yale, Jr a Mcaien. Natehez W Easter
ling Lpscomb Fairchiid, II Powell Talbot and lady,
Miss ipscob Miss j A Nees Mrs Copeley child and serY
nohcrty, lady and serv't, All Macdonald + Walker La.
McKarty; o; Mayer, Jas Dellman, Natche2; SIS Will
tams, j u Williams. j Abel, Atkinon Mo; D. " Bean
Miss; Hannah, ky Mary Mont smith, Miss; Lock-
hart, Mt Carmel; John W Rniidle, Texas.
= ST CHI RLES.., II Bend Philadelphia j Goodwin V
Miss L Whitfield, " Whitfield, Miss L Whitfield, Misses
Williams, S Williams Whitfield. jr, N c; nobear, jr
0; Gaines; Ala; WIN Kerr and lady, do Ashbridge
Old Onderdonk DIR WI Kerr, Y; Or Sutton Jones'
n MelJare, WaltanJ a burden n T Burden G; r A
One, G A Mclean. Ga; Vim Remington and lady Miss
Thnnns, Miss DR. II Holmes and lady Miss Holmes, Miss
Walker, Miss; \ Walker and lady, Mrs Brown and sv
Holiness ir, Thomas Aberdeen, Miller, nnrden,
Miss; Greene Goun Miss Shorte, Miss Matthias Psbur
Murray and lady children and servant, Cowan Pits
burg, L Caihone, Point Conpee; Ghotari Natchez
Mclean, b Walton, q Mclean y u Sutton. Turnbu,
Row, Chambiiss, Patterson. Miss Collins, West
Fe1ieina: Q II Marshall and laGy Mrs DR. White, Mrs Shep
herd, Y Wempe lady and child I G Waicott Y; Mrs y
Manry and daughter WARREN II Thomas, Brownsville; j
Warner, Clinton; W Granbryi Tex, Roberts, Miss
Rason, Y; D Lyle, Miss; Miss Garner, Baltimore Md
Reading, Nicksburg Mrs II Noble and Livingstone
Wade. Tex; ID u Lewis, l; r n Barrow, Boykin W
Minor, Terrebohne Barrow sara G McCansand w Fill
Bytne, MissI Hunt Match; Florence and lady Cham
hers lady Miss Woodruff, Y;i Sharp lady, Gin; Os
born sprigg, Alex; A fuile, La ID Alden, lxala ID
Myers. saunders, Lapib0r, Ii B0ycc riv II keary
AVoy; Simmons, j c Potts, Yasoo; K Walker Chico'.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Last Dag!

The Drawing Tombola Of s600 will take place the
ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE, ~ n. -ar, "s..
f,+ This Afternoon, at o'clock.
The sale Of Chances that time The list of the
drawn numbers prizes will appear Sunday mornpg March
l. in the Daily Delta and rUnon The lis will be
hibted the Libraire Nouvee 1o7 Chartres street.
The delivery of the 500 Prizes will begin TUESDAY
MORNING, March g. at the Liorare Nouseie.
of shareholders will their compensatons
by calling the place designated for that from ssur
day. of March, of said month. e2s splt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

CoNCERT OF MADAME LAGRANGE To-NIGHT.--The
second grand concert Of Madame Anna de Lagrange
takes place at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. The pro-
gramme y made up Of the choicest morceaur Of the
great masters Of the opera We need only say to the
lovers Of sweet singing, who did not bear Madame
Lagrange on Thursday night, that they have treat
in store, the quality Of which they can never appre
ciae until they attend. Nadine L. viii be assisted as
usual BY me Sedenburg and Signors Taffarelli and
Ceresa. We are certain that the hall will again be
brilliantly filed tonight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

CoTroN.--The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at 8 o'clock last evening were by the Wm
9aryin, from Alabama Landing, 900 bales Natchez,
from Vieksburg, ,494 Lotus, from Bnuf river, 5s7
Bella Donna, from Stamps Landing, 403 Rapides,
from Red river, 1866; snndries, l20 Total, 457o
bales.
The exports yesterday were, for Trieste, 2I00
bales; for Liverpool, 5,65l Total, 1851 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
RenlOcNe.
LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFA

LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TORY.
The subscribers having removed from No. LIS Canal
Nos l65 and l6 in the block offer let the former de-
sirabe Store.
The spacious building in which they have established
their Manufactory will enable them keep up with the in
demand for their we'll made and substantial
TION CLOrHIN and thankful for the spreading patronage
bestowed them they will spare exertion make them
selves deserving of its continuance.
Planters Country Merchants coming the city
spectfuly invited to call and visit their establishment.
HEBRARD & CO.,
fe25 2plm r l65 and l67 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
II Card.

CITIZENS AND STRAIN ERs
Are invited to visit DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE, LOG Canal street, any day from to O'Clock p NJ
There is parlor elegantly fitted up expressly for vi os
There apartments and professors each branch the
only institution in the Urited States where
in life well Youths can private apartments attend any
branch they may desire All desired perfect
any branch in which they may enter Lessons not limited
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

would be we'll bottle OF osietseFs ters. 1t like
charm in giving healthy the digestive and in
strengthening the system. Especially its utility
tonic and of snguor Of the highest value when
the whole nervous and muscular system rcxes and effects
condition which permits the approach of There is not
single instance known of It's failure do good whereit has
been used according directions Try it, For sale by drug
gss generally. fe23 2p6AltN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
Youths and Boys' Clothing.

s27 2p2t+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

~ The wEEKLy CREscEsr, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic, BY maitland telegraph, together with
great amount fvsluable and interesting miscellaneous
matter.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
Office, No 70 Camp street, or at j. G. Morgans book
store, adjoining the PostO Office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28
The hi, Of Expressions.

II :
The measure miscalled can act relative to Elec-
ceive the severe anmadverson of our city cotempo.
| raries. @ Ef
The Bulletin has some sensible and decided obser.
vatons on the subject, and regards the "measure az
not only of doubtful policy for the party origina
| ting it, but as a dangerous erpedient' Wequote:
supposed they Che Democratic party
would go thus far but We were not for the ultra and
win . ss 10 IN s s
These powers extraordinary despotc
ID
We sa . with most ssoas M
be voter secured in his rights and
during elections zee attempts al riots tnmnlts
boodh.d, disorder ali practices tending
impaired sonslitnena rghts Il citizens frRged BY
at
Whaever evils there present system they
such extraordinary power Could heard We would
s ass e better a N goS n %
retaliation propose is not only neSpedien is upwe and
dangerous EfsHa 27f EF < 'A It
The Picayune speaks as follows: N&
We surprised to learn and observe
that the Of the fact that such that
has ee % ifa s & New
leans with almost unanimous ontburst Of indignation.
privileges of SO important portion of the State and
passed into law is natural enough that should
that reeepSn the hands of those whom designed
measure SO odous, and which like
a That, to be hated, needs but to be SEEM
the suages of majority of the Legislature
principal eity Of State and that in the most tyrannicn
despoc for be that they will
revolving which this subject them
The Delta, after showing up several of the repul
sive features of the bill and the mpolicy of continual
changes in the city government, says :
have end spering with the vital interests
clique Of p.rtisahs In the best point VIEW most that
election while would en6itter still The spirit q party
take up arms and use them according eommands die
into IN e deprived hs
n il ,h.r own deisn,e We are no apoogis.s for
eies and crime out e office which have gone
ssThp @ in 5st eaE IS ss' s
must feel M most ksny The l. the legislature
the local Of the city and bode anything
ssns rs a s psTs sdn wh ay ss
outright
The Bee opposes the bill ably and forcibly, and
demonstrates, beyond the power of controversion,
that it should not pass We append several extracts
from cur downtown contemporary:
unnecessary the expaate large
y on the dement's Of this outrageous project They
o Snf o @
though grevons in the extreme nothing compared with
tie and immediate r-prese.yes in the NUM-
eipal councils and concentrating II together with adi
apponed by The Governor WHO'S empowered to select
dep @ with ~hie os
of Elections will be armed by this bill exceeds that welded
5savs Of The Russia Do S" peese Ths hs
am them M sw a eI
weapons being SUSPENDED in his without
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-28

VAsNucHI's MUsEUM-Dont forget that the Rams.
bottom Minstres and lie Florence, the danseuse.
perform at 2o'cock to-day for the entertainment of
those who cannot leave home in the evening. Mime
oceana the fat giantess and the moveable wax statu
airy tabeaux are also to be at the time. At
night there will be the usual melange Of performances