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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

street Cottage Residence, between Nayades and Apollo
BYN. vIGNIE, Auetoueer.
goth Inst, at IL o'clock M.'
ETaI o4 Of F b with all the
In the Fourth District in the b0snd S By
ss ssSs,., feet + 10
Ssse 'q Reaesss % fR gallery IN
and panty Gd t hs
ss r has to the rsyRsn, Of
1855 two and ysars credit bearing interest a. PIT
credit secured BY mortgage on the
eVenua Interest The improvement kept insured and
'"S A ePfs sae tprs aSA Notary myls
OF Kr B snd sass Hou.
servans-sale without Reserve.
BY N. yIGNIE Auconeer.
THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at 12 e'cloek NJ,
All that SGRY cMoic &c rk%FERTY st.
Louis we'll known the fine and new residence Of F. h'
dwelling contains FIVE large and an attic tic with
kitchen @ nS e sn Sa
hoe poy house vs
Der The lose under re s afss n1s s
the eocest fruit trees 81 sI ere and ,f finest
depth The property is high land aud located in
sST ERMs-o third cash. and the balance and two
years credit for approved city paper bearing per
trust ON the properly until paid for. property kept
policy transferred TO vendor until the note
, is paid.
The Furniture dwelling be taken by the purchaser
on reasonable terms.
]. CAROLINE, muAtto woman aged about 40 years, hrs
f6s NJ sps sna g9oa good
| and hair dresser. superior house servant
DIVIDE boy aged about IA years. good house ser
| and carriage driver. :.
Said fully guaranteed against all the vices and dis
prescribed by law.
RJ-TERMS-Cash. :.
Act of sale before A. Ahat, Notary Public. myl}
POSITIVE SALE FOR A LIQUIDATION, OF a cool
Cook, Washer and Ironer, highly recommended
BY n. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, add inst, at IL o'clock M.
| . AT the ST. Louis Exchange, will be sold
CUISINE. alias JUSTINE, grif woman aged about 3
cook washer and roner house servant and hghl
recommend good subject guaranteed against all To
vices and maladies prescribed By law. -
RJ-TERMS-Cash myl8
SLAVES-SLAV ES-SLAy ES-SUCCESSION OF THE
late II. Dorgeyle Lorot.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY,J June O, 1857, Mt IL o'clock NJ
> in he Rotunda of the St. Louis Hotel by virtue Of
order Honorable the second District Court of New
leans 18th April 1857 for account Of said succession,
with the Of interested parties, will be sold
"a JOSEPH. a negro man. aged about 81 years.
VICTORINE mulao aged about "a sickl
" together with child ERNEST, muatto boy aged about
ie years.
n. sS-TERMs-Cash
Acts before f. Bienvenu ESQ.,, Notary Public.
d Said only eighth Of slave Vctorne
tx child. my1 IS % JET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

NEW ORLEANS MANUFACTURING CoNrAsT,}
flN On May 90 1885,. )
pa-Notice Books of subscription to tho
CAPITAL Of this Company at No. CONNER
csl Place. By order Of the Board Dr..
JOHN B. LEEFE,
f Spprp and Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
Date OF departure OF European, California
and HaNana Mails, for MnY, lS57.

All letters France. Holland and Belgium be prepaid
II Cents by the American Liverpool and souhamp
tom ~ by the direct Havre, and by
British steamers Letters Switzerland and Italy should come
under the rde to reach their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York
closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cies of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway, Sweden Poland Russia Greece 1onan Islands, etc.
Is from the Post office in New York sem weekly.
tWes India IsNnds will he sent by this steanler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
TRIMMINGS,

WAGONS etc. TARNTsI, etc.
n5p-For sale low cash or city acceptance. -as
xg-So lI3 GRAVIER and No. 10 UNION STREET. lBs
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
pERsEvERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner St. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans
GEORGE PURVES, Architect and Builder respectfully IN
forms friends and the bc that he has in addition 10 ms
former business the manufacture OF Doors sashes
description at the above esiahlis
his office. rs Commercial Place the factory
Mechanics Exchange Box a. will be promptly al
! puirl to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE At
then I.mher Yard, New Basin, and constantly feeeiV
ing supplies of the same .
100000 feet assorted Yellow Fine Dressed Flooring ana
Ceiling.
100 600 feet assorted Cypress. -,
aV,0UU feet sorted Yellow Piro Rough ScaniH ANU
Rourds.
2NONO IathsL
-5,hM feet Juniper, assorted
$1,000 fee Dressed Shelving.
:A no Shingles.
ouOO feet White Pine. assorted 49, ,,r,,, c,.
a12 Ptlpl4Et Nl+'I. q WI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

IS %. o. F.--Ho.vard Lodge No. i3 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No s, Odd
Felows Hall at - O'Clock. Oiicers-DAVID MOORE n.
a.: r. S KEAGIiY V. c.; ALEXR. PORTEOUS, Record
ing Secretary; DASILTA, Per Secretary A. DE SOFA.
- lad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

srcT The Board Directors Of the funds of the Asso-
citation shall defray all its and twice in each year
dividends they deem eNpel'
emf and lawful of the surplus profits oil It's business 10 ne
STOCKHOLDERS their authorized Attorneys OF which dy,eens
published within days after uec!h'hg Ae
same daily printed and publ hea nthe clS
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

,s ST In h We ued these Roofs aud consequently are
t oppnlif to speak inegeny on the subject 'ear tilo
same testimony, Tney have been t9or'gE orer MI
Hnr EooI materials used for Flat Roofs mas been i"s
established ,rco>, T. 90 ar, the only persons author
toad IN NM on Roofs this description III th'S
~ box lu4 Mechanics Exchange, IL 81 Injuries STU
New Orleans, y corirR,s & HALL. az! SPIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
nITY BANK OLE NEW ORLEANs--To

amy BANK OF NEW UNLEANS-TO BE
u Established the City Of New Orleans under An Act to
c,,ls system Free Banking in The state OF Lou
sinna y approved the ilirtieih day of April, 1853
The subscribers with such other persons as may
ION teto associate themselves together for the
purpos OF carrying and conducting, in this City and
parish the business Flee Banking and all other business
connected herewith.
The capital stock One Million of Dollars to be divided
into shares Hundred Dollars each with the privilege Oh
Increasing said capital to Two Millions
And this and they have and
and presents aud upon the follow
Ing clauses conditions, and spuaos by which the said
Association shall be governed:
ARTICLE /.
SECTION The assumed to disngush the said ASso
SEcr The OF discount and deposit OF the Asso
clarion are TO be carried the City of New Orleans
SECT The amount capital stock shall be One Mill
divided into ten thousand shares o ohe huuee
nrlu1a each and shall be pay able as fOilows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
TRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ISID O r + G l. L E T :, -
of Professor of Ancient and MO-
Languages in several Colleges in the United states and
for the three French teacher in the two High Schools
the District has taken No. 6 ST. Charles
street Vctors store where he intends to form classes
n the above languages
will Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the con-
yenence occupations Gentlemen of different professions
TERMS-For three lessons week, in class $40 month";
for private single scholar according to the number
of lessons required by the applicant - -
HThe expected to be paid IN advance 81 INJURIES
s.raat No Ia over Virfor's store fe27 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

r3y- Bank of America-Nottce fs hereby CIV
en- that the Capital of this Bank has been hHcd al
500 for business and to be increased 10
S00O,O0D. D., -. , r .,o ,,r
hooks are opened under the superntendence OF the IN
Commits oes the office Of the New Orleans opt-
losas and Western Railroad Company corner OF eSee
the nOaria Offices of Edw Barnett no
II and Of Edw ottschak No. 81 Royal street for feceE
ing subscriptions addition list heretofore circulated Tor
This nurnose which will be kept until Sst July
heon' snnner Subscribed JOHN HUGH Els.
~ ~ j. vIOSCA.
,,,. I'd GEO. ECSTIS Jr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

ps-I 10. o. F.--Crescent Lodge No. 9, meets
every THU RSDAY EVENING in room No /, ODD Feil2ws
SEYMOUR v G.: JOHN 7. MILLER, Recording Secretary;
l.. N. JAHAN, Per. Secretary; +. Z. BAKbOl, Treas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
p @ EoNBALIER a CO., Mcrcadens, Havana. AZ

Enhpr
SANITY receiving ner Lumber Yard corner oil hooet'
SON s,rapt and trpndcieI Walk, Old Basin: -, ,,..
200 uUt feet assorted Dressed Flooring ana ,r' n i
ON, Nh feet Rough Yellow Pine Scantltns ana hoatoS'
lm1Uuj IMtl.S.
5bOph feet Cypress
5DWlD feet Juniper Lumber
100000 Shingles POoIEY NICoL 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
,,,,yJ.p,s7s STEAM BOILER PATENT

SepteNNeI 80 lS50 a,nl in fr,l tnkrs M very
The above Boiler is economical III 'net To nor ros,
little 70 M celrs itself, Is S"siy icp"iie"' MI" ~ "
any, nny more than the ordinary Boiler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

T,RIsp's esAIETY-G STREET
W. H. CRISP Lessee Manager
To comply with requests Mr.. Crisp has formed
engagement with
signors FELICITA yE5TvALI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

srcosp DisrErcr cousr SUCCESSION OF 8. b. DAVIS
or NEW oRLEAEs. No. 1I,l73 4
WHEREAS. Francis Preston has petition
w ed the letters Of dative eamentary executor
shin an ,e b. Davis deceased Notice b
hereby given all whom 1t show within
Ten the Of the said petitioner should NOT be
granted.
BY order Of the Court. .a-a- s. .
+ my10 Is 30 r. 8. WILT Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

~ BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons OF
members of this Association requested 70
their Hall No Il Moreau street. on every EDNfs-
DAY. at ga O'Clock 7. N.
BY order Of the President
is2g " AUG. I.AR0SE. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

u,
Solicit the patronage their friends and the public generally
Partculsr 4teIuun give orders frur the cOu:ry.
prinl pal House Office No. a New Levtr. Also have
Old l.evce the Bulls Head and at the stock
I,.,i.pft n43 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

U,IIE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN ANDFUR-
NAUErhe subscriber is prepared 70 close eonTass
full take off with GlIMAN'S PATENT
BAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with con.
sumption Wood exceed half cord per hogshead
for the boiling Of the juice into Sugar. cord per
both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
The the Bagasse Kettle Train precisely the
same required for the old kettles employing an equal
number clean the juice The Furnace needs the
of but hand the Bagasse is never touched
after 1t enters the Furnace. .
For further particulars inquire Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

~ r.-a y. e. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAR.
tstsst3 RIAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
XES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays, with Linch Pins
aud Nuts No. 56 Gravier street. New Orleans. anil ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

NIOTARIAI. NOITCE-THE CUMBERSOME hay.
~ ing appointed by his ENceency Gov r. g lex
life Notary Public in and for the city and parish OF New Or
leans respectfully informs his tren1 and clients that ms
ofe is sill No. - Camp street, and all business entrusted 10
him will be executed with pronptness and dispatch :,
Commissioner Of Deeds for mot OF the States ana
required be executed by him appertans
thereto will be duly and promptly attended, TO BY HIM
uy4 I'm u. I. RICARDO. Notnry Public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

~ tFt VfOVtTTI1F
Tsirueu ANDREW S. HEBRON,
rrcl Tali tJvlI Secretary of State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

THO SUGAR PLANTEES-AT BARG AlN-onc
open Copper Kettle and Herpcnnt, Tor BOILING sugar
by steam, perfectly and guaranteed OF hest quality dnlet
suns "A inches in danuc., and 10 inches deep,
Also
One Tubular Boiler oil 1000 feet fire surface per
fucliy ,,,,
oh will be sold at half he original cost apply al
BREWSTER X ,GhARIE's,
myT4 lplsW 35 Front Sc Fulton SIS, New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

r.irhanls q Brooklyn, N r, improved portable steam
John U ~ sAlouon, Of Baltimore, Nd, Improvement In
como ensng apparatus fos salt gases
coleman Sellers Of Philadelphia Pa, postage stamp and
John schooley, Of Cincinnati, Onio Improvement in
Yefrigerst0Te
E A smead Of rioga, Pa, Improvement in bending
f. A. smesd, OF Tioxa, Pa, improvement in wiring tin
joe. Suffer, Of St Louis county Mo-, Improvement in
Geo W. swArtz, Of Buffalo, N Y, improvement In pro
Archibald Thomson. Of Detroit Mich, improved method
Of elev suDg water BY compressed air. ,,
Micsjsh tos, Of Newport, KY, Improvement In chilli
Alonno TsHart, of warcnssn, Mo improvement in ex-
cavaiing macnipcs.
James rOmpkns Of Liberty, Pa, improvement. in smut
Jeremy wMdwen, of Methusn, Mas, Improvement
In NOV ing machines
j. w. WeImore, Of Erie, Pa, imp ovement in means for
propellirg vessels In thoal water.
Ezra w. Whitehead and James l.. Conklin, OF newark
N. j. improvement In gas generators.
James Wills, Of London, England, Improvement IN UNI
breas and payaso, Patented England March a. 1885,
Edward = Woodward, OF BROOKLYN N. X, improvement
VIM Baiterned, of Boston, Mass and Bradford stetson
Of Uxbridge. Mass assignors 10 themselves ana Fine
Townsend of Boston, Mass improved machine Tor sEavng
boot counters
David N B. Coffin Jr, of Newton, (Ccntre,) Mass, as
signor the BosloA Faucet Company, improved faucet
Geo W Dow, of Lynn, Mass a,sgnor to himself and
Walter f. French, OF same place Improvement In spring
bed bottoms.
SamnC Hubbard Of Middletown, Cann. assignor 10
Cbas. Hubbard CT same place, improv ement IN ma
chimes for graduating hneal measures Ante dated Dec
16, 1866.
Jos H. Miller and John Kailey, OF Canton o. assgnors
themselves and John Danner of same place. improve
rent in steam ~ essure gauges.
Patrick Milan, of Boston, Mass, assignor TO himself and
Robert Pitts OF place, Improvement Ia gas stoves
Geore Taft. Of Worcester, Mass, assignor 70 Henry
W. Mason, Of same place, improved screw wrench
John W. Perry. of Boston, Mass, assgnor TO James
W. Gates, of same place, Improvements In preparing
liquid rose pink.
And Patterson of Birmingham, Pa, assign or 70 j.
H. JONES' Of Ptsburg Pa improved keepcr Tor locks ana
Iatches.
Jos Vickersta of Philadelphia Pa assignor TO Martin
Iandenberger Of place, improvement in knitted
fabrics.
Jno G. wolvin of New York, N. " assignor to George
Peckham and hmse improved ventilang vault and plat
form light. 49,
RE lssUEs-.oss and Thomas Winans, Of Baltimore Ma
Improvement locomotive Dire box Patented May g. 1854
Ross ami Thomas Winans, Of Baltimore, Md improve
locomotive tenders Patented May 23 1854 Ante
dated May 9, 1854.
for guiding line ferry or flying BRIDGES Pal
ented August s, 1885,
Jos. weis OF Bordenown, N. j. improvement In flour
ing mill Patented Jan lary 20, 1885,
DEuGN-S W. Gibbs, Of Albany, N. r., design for
stoves.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS Leonard g. Marpg, OF Fall
RIVER Mass improved cutter for boring wheel hubs.
fhtented October 4, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
Great Speech OF senator Dougias-His Dfsa-
voSval OF "squatter Sovereignty"
fCorycapondencc of the Chicago rrbune.l

Correspondence OF the chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jane IL, 1857.
NJ Douglas spoke here last evening (rday)snd such
. spcecbl ] send you ~ notes merely few lines. Ho
vidcd his GRAFTON into thrcc hcsds-Kansas, Dred Scott,
Utah.
nrrt-KAnsss He did nd say much on this head
passed over almost In silence. Said was his measure
approved OF oil that DONE 20 far the national 60
vcrnment was acknowledgement Of himself In the
whole mstter-b smed the free STATE men-said they did
nos vote the be them and theirs, &C. Said not
much, ana said that badly.
Secoud--Dred Scott Here he was peculiarly a home;
gos Union saving and niger equaly-said that ras
3 glorious decson-euogzed Justice fancy. Said he
great and good one; said that the opinion was the
NJ and should be ooeyed-glad II was made-drew the
pareshc friends and the enemies OF the
Union. Here he again a. home. he said that those
VINO do not support-do not admire and love the bred
cally and politically. Said which was disgusting
denied the Bible theory Of the Niger racesad they were
NOT the Species not the genius Sait the L.
sue vas bayed or Clipped down 70 marrow path; was
niger equality amalgamstion, SO, or the national demo
rd-Utab Here he said that once he (Dougss) vas
IN favor Of nominal popular sovereignty, but now he had
become convinced that the thing W" practically wrong
uat the Mormons traitors, aliens, enemies outlaws
echerous scoundres &o that the Territorial act should
10 instantly and peremporly repealed-that Young was
murderer outlaw rebel against the Union Here he again
sas hsppy douglas said the national democracy, by Blu
stanap bad taken the matter In hand now, and would
srrv-,o use his own words'the knife quickly, and cut
upt that destructive and pesferous cancer which was
sna wing into the vaIs OF the body p,itc He said che
reversed his old opinions on this ground-hsd swung
around and had taken impartial view" Said that when
. peope veye incapable Of self government was the
right vas the duty Of other people, other governments
10 hold of and seze that other foolish people, and W
govern them rei,ps po,sns-wilng or unwilling Popular
sovereignty wss duly Knocked In the head By Douglas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
Very Late from the upper Missouri.
ARRIVAL OF SIR GEORGE GORE AND surTK-ASTICr
PATED INDIAN TROUBLES.

From the 81 Louis Democrat, juno IL.
The steamer -. Mary arrived yesterday from Fort Ran
dali. the upper Missouri which point she left on The 9Th
OF the present month She brought down about twenty
passengers, among them SIR George Core British noble
man, who been some years engaged IN buffalo and
bear hunting In the Crow country. Sir George accom-
panied by suite, consisting OF eight persons, and
brings down 9Th him large collection Of bear, deer ADD
buffalo skins and other valuable furs besides beautiful
Indian dog. Sir George, II may be remembered, fitted
for this expcd ton s. Louis about three years ago
During his absence he has killed largo number Of bufa
and Of other game and times has had In his employ
many forty Two persons The hunters Of this party
Sir George reports the condition Of the Indian country %
the upper Missouri highly unsettled and precsrious In
consequence Of The troops having been Withdrawn from
Fort Randall and Fort Lookout the Indians In that region
have assumed hostile and mcuacng attitude towards the
winter, which has had the effect OF Frightening me CID
traders, who are rapidly vacang the country. party
had gone from Fort Randall 70 oooperat, win number
Of iroops who had marched against the Santees, largo
and powerful band Of SIOUX, Who werc commhsing muir
der and every arocy against the whites Never was the
region Of the higher Missouri In worse condition G re-
specs the Indiana, and would not Do astonishing n be-
fore many weeks We should receive the news general
Indian war, from the mouth Of the Yellow Stone 10 the
headwsters OF the Missouri.
Sir George Gore viii probably remain FOR some days In
81 Louis previous 70 his return 70 Great Britain HIS
perence Of the Wild life Of the mountains tho plains
has impaired him somewhat Of the sunournt hue Of tho
trapper and his unpretentous and most aabe demeanor
parakes largely OF what this side Of the Atlantic
understand a. social democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
HoRnrpLs ArrArn IN MoNHon County,, IA

HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN MoNHoH COUNTY, IA
From Bloomington RepJodn, sf last waek, gather
the particulars Of the murder OF Bingham, In the vicinity
Of Bloomington, by band Of men styling themselves
"Reguators" On Friday night, The 10Th ult, the "Regu
hors," numbering about forty persons proceeded 70
Bpeham's house, broke open the door, rushed In 10
body, captured him aad took him into wood near by
and after tying him to tree, commenced soourging bin
with rods and budgcons knives also used, gases
and bruises upon his body and head They continued
their SECURING until he sank down dying when they fed
Bingham found BY his friends shortly Afterwards, but
he expired In couple Of hours The Republican says tina,
Blnebsm's body horribly lscerated Not spot That
you might rest the point Of your finger but what was
black bees liver, fro the head down the knee joints.
Prints Of the fingers 10 black and blue on his reck
where the rusns had seized him In the onset and yasnes
from knives and budgeons were around and on his head
penetrating the skull The verdict Of the jury that
The deceased hs death by violence from the hands
OF persons unknown Great excitement exists throughout
Monroe county, aud acsive measures are being taken 70
ferrtt out the vsailans.