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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

ADULTERAr1oN OF GoLD.-The New York Register,
of the 10th, says:
Only few days since modern chemist took
thousand dollars in gold eagles and put them through
crucble the next next day he deposited the bullion
in the assay office, and the day after received bari
marked $1,000.
The plain English of this is, some other metallic
substance be combined with gold, and such COM
bnation will stand the assay of our mns The secret
or science of doing this discovered in France and
communicated to this country early last The
cited above is only of repeated experiments
made with like results at the assay office in this city,
and at the mint in Philadelphia. As the same assay
tests used in the European mints the same results
would undoubtedly follow. Hence we irresistibly
come to the conclusion that operators, bankers or
bullion dealers having their headquarters in France
This, to our vision solves the great financial mystery
of the premium paid for bullion without running all
parties engaged in it.
Although this alloyed bullion will stand the usual
mint tests, yet it is quite certain that time, sea and
other influences will make their mark upon coin
made of it.
The Register very tritely observes while old ogy
chemists fill sineeure offices fat salaries, modern
chemists are playing such pranks as this"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
THE LAKE,

r. - EDRr rDIoRiLE-DAIIY U; 5. MATL
tlleut-The splendid low
ls5ssssssk fssr+s Packer Steamer Cuba. R. -IIurr
Florida, n. Z. HEichiags master; Califof-
mia, l.. Myers master. b1ii expressly for the Lake
trade with superior sccomodGtioasone Of the
will leave the Ponchartran Raiirosd DAILY the arrival
Returning will stop at Pascagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS
Cabin Fare each ay............ ..........,....ss
nj R GEppks. Agen 10 Rank piacs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

and Traders Bank Of New 6rieaps oo shares Of
5s avn 5seS LOST appeaon
CHAMPAtiNE EZAGENCY-M0ET & CHANDoN's
- Feur de sery, ell de Perdx, yerzenoy and Vim 1mpe"
jules MUMSI's CO.'S Anchor verzenay, Cabinet and
The authorized receive orders liberal terms
for direct Of the nane very saps0r oS
always on hand Samples can be seen @ At the 99e aH Of
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODs-No, Il
a. 2d s @ % I'M exen
SS g Ssis SsFs I'd MsSSs $@SS5PPiSs V5FPTS JAVA
iSS @ Soss boxes FsaS sFs and Rio
fS * gsssss:s s ssE %k aS$ 9sfs FF RA1slss.
1SS ~ boxes assorted F1GkIEs. F1G EHStt
$50 baskets a"ips fipsr Hedsick CHAMPAGNE and vve
80 boxes English Dairy CHEESE,
5 5! kegs very 5"5tsRPpiiS sRpiSe Goshen BUTTER.
SS 5SS 'asA~sss MA{SEEEFI, :s assorted numbers.
IS IS boxes szS353 si:2ijr FS5E9 ny i
. Or casks GODDARD ,.,.
ls qasser Gsttsis &HSi old opof,o poRf r. WINE
,als 10 ' rop"s Sherry c. Ii. BRA6sliAw. 1Ssli
AMEHtGsiaN Easttsi5. ,nITtH ITEs VINE;
:. :. Dry iy1 VINE, I Elm IN 6o5Ties; %iifs
:. cirAwsA BR&S64, + 2Hs;iSi Sf,ts' n 81 casks;
Constantly on hand slf
mel Is Tchoupioulas street
SAzE .' 2,:5 iSy,a ARE RI kssb sobs
l8s rs a. 81 1905 ls2 l9s 1926 New York terms and
6i9 ~ VINE LEvERICH h CO.. "a Old 1evse.
MARETr nRANDY-TTHE rNPERESSIGNE2, E SIGN duly i4y
BouIN MARETT CO.. for the sale Of theiT very superior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
MONDAY, MORNING, JANUARY rs,
We6 0rlea1rs 9ailp Grsstsnt.
DOUBLE SHEET. r.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1857.

CoMMERc1AL.-The telegraph at late hour on
Saturday evening brought adyices of the arrival at
New York Of the steamer Persia, from Liverpool, on
the 10th inst. The purport Of the intelligence will
be found in another column. The political intel
gence is as usual, sort of baderdash, and of very
little interest or CONSCIENCE to this commercial com
munity. The cotton accounts show large sales for
the week-say 81 ,00o the variations in price or de-
cline reported Of ID, will have very little effect on
our market to-day The season is too far advanced,
and too much cotton has already been sold and paid
for on this side to cause any important reaction at
this moment. As regards the advance in the rate Of
interest on some descriptions Of loans by the Bank of
England, we regard the movement as unworthy Of
consideration on this side. The directors go on
and enhance, who cares? If our community think as
we do, it will not care either SO the old pretender
put up interest to ten per cent and we can en-
trench behind our cotton bales at 79d to 7fd.
- .l.s '.s.s f.'--
CoTToN.-The receipts for the forty hours
ending at o'clock last evening were, by the Amanda,
from Shreveport, sS4 bales; C. Beaer, from We
tumpka, Ala, 43O: from Mobile, So; Sherman, from
Red River, l0O4; Laurel Hill, from Bayou Sara, ITO;
Newcomb, "a; Julia, from Champasnole, LASS
Total, 4oS7 bales Exports on Saturday, 9,5O2 bales
There must be some heavy receipts this and the next
week to keep up the Bear feeling -.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
. 1855, ,ls57-nrEN1PIzIs AND NEW

H- 1856, 6,lS57-TEMPAISA AND NEW
lesAslStss ORLEANS PACKET LINE-In order to ac-
zss1A commoiate the public, the owners and masters
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between the two CITIES
have organized a company 70 TRI-WEEkLY LINE OF
PACKETS between Memphis and Orleans under the
and style Of HE MEMP HIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY. -
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior in the West South for speed comfort and
safety.
Viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at 8 clock ?. NJ.
PJ-Particular attention will be paid to way business.
PACKETS-
Nebraska. c. b. Church. master
Ingomar, Il. McDonoTgh master
"WEDNESDAY PACKETB-
John Simonls, J. w. Goslee, master,
III. X. w. Hill, Thos H Newell, master.
FRIDAY PACKETs-
Ben Franklin, N. q. A2ders master
Belfast, II. L. Church, master. -
Shippers and rely tie punctualy OF the
boats Of this Line
The Line Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats for Nashville St
Louis, Louisville,
~ continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners OF this Line respectfully solicited For freight
segt JOHN f. HYDE L CO., 81 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

Five HVNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
GOVERNMENT OF NICARAGUA LOAN,
By of the Supreme Government Of Nicaragua passed
2Sih August last that Government authorized Loan of
S5lOOV and Giciliated same city Orleans
under the direction and of the under
signed.
This Lean made payable in twenty from the lst nst
the Bank of Louisiana and carrying six per cent per an
inere payable annually also the Bank Of louisiana
This has also by this decree One Million
Acres Of their best Lands additional security to the Bond
holders for their ultimate payment the Scrip for which Land
also prepared offer for sale Since the Government
has become established basis, think those
securities offer Inducements capitalists and planters
They offered for sale very reasonable terms We
would invite parties who feel Interested in this enterprise Of
great Importance to examine the above decree, which IS OF
record the office CT VIM Christy notary, Of this city.
NJ. PITCHER,
S. F. SLATER,
Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

IT. LAX Z SlDR e PACKET
place of tie Creole-For Ocean Springs and inter
mediate landings The and splendid low pressure packet
RROW Lewis Nelson, built for this
trade with superior accommodations will leave
Railroad arrival the Lake the cars follows:
From New Orleans. From Ocean SPRING..
TUESDAY EVENING. P NJ SUNDAY EVENING,
THURSDAY MORNING, An WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. N FRIDAY MORNING.
R. GEnDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place
Orleans, G,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

pACON-l0O hhds Whittakers choice Sides for sale by
ID VOORHEES,, GRIGGS Co,
ia2A Is Tchonpitoulas street
EiN-l pipe Don5Ie Swan Gin pipe Ducl Grape Gin
" arrive, IN bond. for sale by -
|. dig GEO, W, HYNS0N CO., 81 Camp street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Enthusiastic Meeting I'm Buffalo.

Tho Democracy Of Buffalo are wide
awake. On Friday evening they had
roas'ng democratic meeting, attended
by a crowd that occupied every vacant
seat aud chair in Myers Ball room al
the Hotel. Capt. w. l.. Clark was
presiding officer Of the meeting. The
first address was delivered by our can
didatc for Representative Geo. II. Par
kcr, Esq, in a forciblc, dispassionatc
and able argument. We have often
heard Mr.. Parker upon the stump aud
in the Court Room. and We think his
speech in Buffalo surpassed in ,erscness,
appropriateness and power, any OF his
previous efforts. He is frank in stating
hw views; he courts enquiry, uses no
halSh language, and seems to please
every class Of the people. The meet
ing was then addressed by Geo f..
Hubbell, Esq, Of Davenport who spoke
for one hour, during time he secured
the entire attention Of his hearers
The people therc--Germans as well rs
Americans--say that Ruseh is not
competent, and will not vote for him,
and that the Republican party have
cheated them too often in the past to
be trusted in the future.
Buffalo will give good account Ct
herself in October.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

The Democratic Meeting held at
Jones' School House west Of I.eClairo
was a decided success. Geo. II. Far
ker, d. ,. True, Mr.. Edwards and Lau'
rel Summers were present and address
scd the meeting.
We cannot refrain from mentioning
the speech Of David s. True, Esq. on
that occasion. He is known to be a
pleasing and candid speaker; but on
this occasion, he seemed to show a
power and vigor of eloquenee in discus
sing tho National politics of the coln'
try, that captivated his listpers sg.
produced conviction. Three Rcpubi
cans in attendance, were heard to dc
clare that they had intended to vote
the Republican ticket, hut from what
they had heard they had changed their
minds and would vote a clean Demo
cratic ticket. Others will initiate
their example, and the Democrats will
roll up a majority in October that will
convince nulifcrs and amalgamation
ists that the people are Il power nc
longer to be imposed upon by shams
shrieks or passionate appeals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05


Notice was given in the Republican |
papers Of this city, a-d BY posters on |
street corner. thst on Saturday even.
ing. the 2ssh of September Mr.. Faville, |
the Republican candidate for Lieut..
Governor, would address our citizens
in Washington Square. About half
past seven, p. NJ. we strolled over to
the square, and found about a dozen
individuals standing by the steps of the
railing to the Square, and not until
nearly half an hour later was there
any motion made toward the stand and
seats in the center Of the Square. At
about eight o'clock some hundred, OF
so, mad collected at the place appoint
ed, and Mr.. Hackley of the Tribune
stepped forward on the stand. and in
PRODUCED Mr.. Faville. The figures Of
those two individuals we're discernible,
but not their countenanceA ~ they
stood side by side, in the shady night,
where darkness was little more than
"made visible" by the gIimmeripg rsys
Of the moon in her first quarter Even
what little light tie new moon gave
was obstruc,ed by the foliage of the
trees, and a. the ghostly voice Of Mr..
Hackley sounded through the dewy
all, ami started the katy dids" among
the leaves. or echoed over vacant
planks, scarcely perceptible in the dim
night, We ;hougt that there should be
enough practical patriotism in the Re-
publican party Of Dubuque to afford
either candles or lamps sufficient, at
least, to enable the people to see he face
Of their speaker. The old saying arose
involuntarily in our mind, namely,
'they love darkness rather than light,
because their deeds are evil"
Taking into consideration Me hour,
he piaee, he appearance, at the mo-
ment We now speak OF, the whole to
gcther resembled Il scene in a church
yard more than any thing else We can
compare it to.
Mr. Fagllle now stood forward in
the dim night and began his haranguc
Ills speech was merely a badly put to
gether and poorly uttered re-hash of
the misstatcments, falseboods and slang
that make up the editorials Of the Re
publican press. When on the subject
Of education he stated that they lthc
Republicans wanted to carry out such
a noble system Of common schools as
Dubuque has inaugurated. He forgot
when be paid that compliment to Du-
buque that she is "a Democratic city.
and that the system which honors her
citizens, and the schoolhouses which
are ornaments TO her architecture. are
all the lie ,ro,R of Democrats. lie did
no state that Ben NJ. Samuels was one
Of the leading men in Dubuque in per-
iccting the system she has now in OPP
Grafton. lie forgot that point too.
His speech, beginning. end and mid
die, was in substance, the old cry of
""ilperS, "iqgers ond h0RSas.'
Before he concluded there NAV have
been some two hundred persons pres
cnt, onc'half OF whom at least were
Democrats. His mission to Dubuque
has evidently been worse than fail
ure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

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Total contributions,

The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer encourages
leposi; ,rs, note hoiders. aud stock holders
~ =, ,e 'l,e .eaj ''arn
N.y,r gi,, ,ouusl. vha not asked
OF Nou. especially to those WHO arr not en-
pablo OF approaching it.
Gaze not upon a maiden. lest her beauty
be - stumbling b.oc! to thee is text wor.
tbs Of consideration. nowa-days, when
hoops SO obs,ruct our side walks.
Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon. will ask
for admission into the Union at the ap'
preaching session OF Congress
New orleans papers Of the ID. note the
receipt of the first hogshcad OF new tobacco.
which was from Tennessee.
The United states owns upwards Of l0oo.-
600 900 acres oi land. worth s. 100000. oou'
1t requires no reasoning powers to show
the Importance of wisely ecnoaomizng and
prudently using the pgodigious National
Domain.
You arc writing my bill OF very rough
paper, said n client t. his attorney.
Never mind, said the lawyer, it has to
lie filed before il comes into court
\ French writer has said flat to dream
slotiously, You must act gotions'y when
awake. and to bring angels down to hold
converse with you in Your sleep, you must
labor in the cause Of virtue during the day.
some women jote in kentucky. Every
widow having child between six and
ciehteen year, can enjoy that privilege.
INroHr,>r BErpcr DncIsIcN.-ln the L.
States District Cour, at Trenton. on Tues
la Il 4
Of allowing the erection of both bridges
across the Passaic river in Newark This
decision orders the application for an in
| junction to be dismissed on the ground that
the States have entire Jurisdiction over riy-
ers wholly within their limits and any
bridge authorized by the Legislature is law
full. however much it may obstruet the nav
igation.
! DrslyAIGov OF THE WoEp e>rroY. The
name Sepoy or Sipoy, is derived by Bishop
ileber, from 'sir,' the the bow and arrow
which Were Originally in almost universal
use by the soldiers of India in offensive
warfare
~ The number Of vessels lost and tiamac |
e AZ the late gale in which the Central Amer
nd IN was lost. amounts as far as heard fr n,
nsi' Is. including six steamers. four ships.
TVIine barques, and % schooners
+. NJ Jacket, who killed man named
Fielder. in owingsville, KY. last March a
Year, was tried at the circuit court of Bath,
last week. and found guilty. lie ia to be
nung on the Goth of next month.
| Blotbs says when his old hat wants iron.
ing he goes to an evening party You
wouldn't know his caster the next day: il
beats all the gloss the halter could get on
that old tile in weeks labor. Blobbs Il
the man for the timeA
/ When We ~ man sitting on 1 eoensr,
ee nocahght aiehk tsyiaa y seavinse
j ~ eun sAa1sW ~ ~ br6eonee = ~.
! ~ = = 3 ! RI; "a, |: IN - : : :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Legislature in the most disgraceful
manner. The public printing that would
have been done by private contrac-
tors for $4,000 was given 10 Black
Republican journalists for the enor-
mou, compensation Of 100000 This
was an indirect means Of stealing the
public moncy-thc money OF the PEG
ple-to carry on and deiray the expen-
SEES Of the Black Republicans in this
nendinc canvass. Every body saw it,
felt il. and all honest men in and ont Of
the Legislature demonstrated against
the shameless fraud. But the Black
.epubhcsns emphatically STOPPING TO
conquer, stop not in their venal course
to obtain power. They subsidize the
press, indirectly steal the public money,
and use it for e.ectioneering expenses
all the time yelping bleeding Kansas
to divert public attention from the
bleeding treasury" which they 50 in
dustriously rob. The people are to
settle the question whether this army
Of spectators, Of treasury leeches, and
vampires are to retain the power
winch they 80 disgraceiully use for
enriching themselves at the expense Of
n hard working and industrious people
We Think that question will be settled
al the ballot box on the 18th
in a manner tina, viii teach Crime
and his co-plupdcFers, that the majesty
OF the people must lie maintained.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Tnr BosroN MAcAzlNE-John c. SAKE. in
recent letter to the Boston Post, regrets
The failure Of i'afaams Monthly, and says /;
" Perhaps the 'Aihenians' will give us n
better magazine in its place. but doubt it.
fear the new monthly will share the fate
Of IFS Boston predecessors, and die of apo
plcxv-iiiluccd by powerful determina-
mutation to the head for severa! months
Learning without freshness and wit, talent
without tact-wiil never do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Tuesday Ewing, Oct. q, At I O'Clock
III the Court House.

Let all who prefer Union to Disu'
nion-Statc sovereignty to Congrcs
sionsl usurpation-politieal honesty
to corruption and fraud--ceonomy il
State expenditures to protligacy aud
pcculation-rally and listen to Il faith
full exposition Of Democratic principles
as proclaimed by our eloquent and
able Standard bearer. o32t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
- - ~
So

The Central America Relief Fuu1 amount !
to sl5a6G The following additional sui
seriptions were reported on saturday last :
From the the sucst~ and parons Of
the Stevens House. $500
From Liverpool. y \. and Phil s.
:. Co, by i. &. Dale, Agent. loo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

BE- IT REMrNRERED, that Mitchell county
the home Of oran Favilc, the Black Eepub-
ljcan candidate .or Lieutenant Governor is
the only county in the State that gave a
majority in favor Of the neqro-cquaiit&
BE it also remembered that q. Faville j.
in favor Of aTgfo suffrage, and voted for
striking the word +" white from the Consti-
tuition
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL :. acre lot, and large well fnrn-
ished new house, on Locust street East Of Far
nam.
Also ,. acres, 20o feet froat on Locust street. by
$50 teet detp. covered with the nnest growth Iyouns
timber
Adjoining tn above NAV be he'd nfteen acres, also
covered with timber, snording the most delightful
building sites.
This vers desirable property will b. told in par.
GELS, as above, or altogether, may suit the pur-
Chaser.
The property Is offered at barzsin
Apply to JDlAL,
Resl Estate Agent,
oe2d:W corner Second and Brady sts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SENATOR
GEORGE j. HH De.
BEN n. SAMU ELS,

Democratic candidate for Governor. vii
address the people at the following place
at 2 o'clock T. NJ. or such other hours ~
may be fixed by the people ON the ,lay=
here named;
DE Witt. Clinton county. Monday T.
Davenport. Scott county. Tucs,in, ..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Wisconsin Corruption.

A mystery, equal to the Rurdell. is per
picking the people of Wisconsin. Gov.
Bashford entered Office two Years aco. a
pour man. his salary was Al 2 50 per annum.
and he Is about to retire rich How he
could do so was mystery. until the Nil
waukee News threw iigh, upon the subject.
The Governor, much against the wishes of
the people Of Milwaukee, approved the La
Crosse Rrailroad grant of lands; aud FIR the
executive approval $4,000 in cash and $50.
600 in bonds was paid. The Milwaukee,
Ners ought to be ashamed of adding to the
long list cf corrupt Republican officials. the
Supreme Court Governor Of Wisconsin. Can
ANYBODY tell how much, ii anythhg. wa,
raid to the Supreme Couit for making Bash
ford overnor.-Chiecyo Times
REMARKS There is scarcely week
-, ,ssing that docs not bring to ligh,
{. new act Of political corruption il
spss.t Republican party. Every
M ~. Ssa''s -on to Maine, the dis
HsssaA Neg, Ssvslsrs. fast that M;
RoCK Inland '' '""' 'ii'
- oves, iraI
In fs~s ( wssssr, res...s.ss. cS
CHICAGO.
Q asAaasd. Aetna lassssnss.
q H0ohef,
p,ssu, We'd ) o.. Ssisisad nsnuiAesar,ns 90. No
!: u! s s.' =s! =; ...'-. Low.
L
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

The following which Is said to be record
ed in an Irish graveyard, is excellen, in its
kind
Here lies the body ofJohn Mound,
Lost al sea and never found"
The following i, better in lis kind. how
ever. rs specimen, II sharp shooting be
tween a eo,, Uettc aud her lover:
You men are d1geis when You woo the maid,
E,t dee3s whom the marriage vow is said
The lover, net to be ou,lonc, replies as
fullows;
The change, dear girl. is easily forg,ven---
We sind ourselves il mn instead in hcatea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
To Rent.

TWO or more young gentlemen can be accommo-
i dated with pleasant room. well furnished
about I'VE minutes walk from the Post Once, eth
withe without board.
Apply at this office. tcplSdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Wall P0uer,

/ AN now receiving from the Manufacturers, ov
i 10, 900 rolls o. Wal Paper and Borders, which
+. II. WARREN,
Cnay5itO Rock Island.