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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

NEW nnd Beautiful Discovery at n. y. TAN
~ NERS Photographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street,
doors nom Bridge Street lynchnrg Va nan Era IN The
HncrdpAc iFf Great Improvement Oh the Ambrotvpei In
Positive Pictures glass, tinted and in cours,
beauty durability artistic effect aud life like expression AMI
Sly of Portraits Miniatures before drawn by
OF hight
For noness roundncss depth Of light aud shade rich
Of they wonderful They without glare
OF the Dagucrraoype eau be in light and right and
lett showing two views of the face
They be taken IN duh and cloudy weather well
cearwoathor at very short ttngs and cased and framed
without delay.
lie has just returned from tho North, with improve
IN the and has repaired aud fitted up his Gallery
and beautiful STYLE and would he pleased wait alt
who may favor him with cali Photographs plain or coored
In oil or water. In thu finest style OF the art
Dagueucoypes, Paintings, Drawings Sc, copied ont
door Views aud Miniatures of deceased taken the
shortest notice
RtNEMnER-Charges moderate and kcnessos warranted to
please Stock for sale aud instruction in the art.
alts N $. TANNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

hkhOn (scc Prospectus last Of Harpers
Magazine for Deccmber) This journal will be
the number month by the subscriber store
won. the risk ri losing copies sometimes when
SINGLE numbers sent through the mail The number
Will be issued the frat Of January persons desiring
Paper Tor inger shorter period VIII please
names with e. MORSE
flth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

kOS SALE, $4,000 virginia. Ecgistcrc'
Bonsi 500 S"uth Side Rail Road Bonds 10 shares Va
a rem hat Road Stock. PETERS, SPENCE 81 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

~ G:
NJ L.. GOODMAN. COrWer opposite the Cnb-
iFks ell House Main Lynchburg Va has Just received
aud opened his Stock which amnate
aud fine Twist double single Rifles diereut Man
uactorcs Colts Repeaers. Allen Co.'S double and single
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also variety
of other of Pistols of good quality Powder Flaks
shot Bets aud Pouches Cleaning Rods Wadhng Punches,
Bullet Mouls, Wpers &c Gun Smithng done upon snort
notice Locks made repaired Keys fitted Sells hung
Ne lie will endeavor to satisfaction to all who may In
Nol him with their patronage, within his power Terms
cash IN all cases foct 3lts
UnPORTATION.-I SPORT
i ING WARE-Hou E--where will he found the largest
assortment Of Lamnaed Steel Double and Single Guns
Rihcs Deans English SclfCockmg Five shooter; Colts Al
lens ard Thurbcrs Rovolvers and Single Pistols Powder
Flasks Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Wrenchcs; Elev's Cocks Il. ID Percussion tns
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges all Curtis iiarNeyS
Diamond Powder aud American Powder all kinds Compress
al Bullets Buck amt Small shot Liquor flasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie RaEors, fine assortment OF
Port Monies Gold, Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and thing in line TO suit Gun makers
We have a lot OF premium Rifles hand. Repairing deno
with despatch and warranted, by
WIN. Il. s &. FISHER opposite the
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

dec hth
ullANk 8OOks.-PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have
the largest aud best Of Blank they
have ever had aud will sell them very low price
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

LWAXS PREPNWE ssNss a Hs 49,
IA their Fall & Winter styles OF clothing
opening their establishment Main street opposlts or
mers Bank, Lsnchburg, Va Their Agent MT biAoN ma
sneut six weeks ia the North Goods specially
this market and they safely promise tina. the %
Stock surpases Style qualify and variety suy tnf .n.y
have heretofore the public In their tue
following articles may be found: -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
eI8TgT9 sTdETs.

~
lVU Christmas Dress Goats.
Frcck Goats for Christmas,
Christmas Business Goats.
riee.n, Velvet Vests for Christmas presents,
Salendii Mattalasse Christmas Vests,
Rasn,Inl Crasats Scars aud Mufiisn for Cbrstmas,
Real t,hristn,ss Gloves and Ganetiets.
christmas Shirts and Drawers
MERRY CHRISTMAS at the Clothing BAZAAR of
,s.r ats BURROUGHS, SHAFER 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
CRESCENT CITY BANK.
CHARTER OF THE CRESCENT CIT Y
~ BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.

State of Loutsiana Parish Of Orleans City Of Neo Orleans:
Be 1t known that this day before me Walter Hicks Peters
Notary Public in and fer the parish 81 orleans and city Of New
qualified and in the presence OF the named
bling witnesses,
Personally appeared hereinafter named
Who severay declared that under the provisions and by
authority the Legislature of this State entitled An
establish general system of free banking in the State Of
Louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of March one thou
sand eight hundred and fydve they do by these presents
form themselves into corporation ana to that end they make
and agree to the following
( e .st ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, ST. ~
the CRESCENT CRY BANK"
ART. The shall be located and its legal domicl Is
ART Tho object of Association is to carry the bns
ness Of Bankn BY receiving deposits buying and selling
money and personal security dscounng Bills
and other evidences of debt and generally exercise such
cdena aud privileges now hereafter be
ART The Capital Stock of said Association hereby fixed
dollars subj to be increased the prescribed law
represented by thousand three hundred and twenty eight
shall be payable in cash the time subscribing these ar
cles fifteen cent the first of October the
cent payable respectively on the rs days Of November be-
cember january and February Should subscriber
or instruments same mature and fa due Interest thereon
VI the rate OF eight per cent per anm shall be added thereto
bers neglect pay his or their nsamen, or in
stmens within thirty days after the specified pay
causing SHARE upon which nstament may
due to be sold public auction otherwise after days
previous notice thereof by advertisement.
ART s. This Association Corporation shall commence bust
operations the first day Of October eighteen hun
day Of September eighteen hundred seventy seven
ART g. The device of the Association shall be Crescent
with Pelican feeding her young the words Crescen City
Bank r" encrcling it.
ART / The names the shareholders their residences and
the number of shares held respectively by each are declared at
after be made on the books of the Association.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
The Truth Confessed.
The New York Journal of Commerce Of the LIST
nst makes an honest confession of the motives that

The New York Journal of Commerce of the LIST
inst. makes an honest confession of the motives that
led to the government policy in Kansas. It says:
KANSAS FREE srArE.-It is an interesting fact that the
Kansas Herald strong sdvocae for erecting that Terri
Democratic policy, Which is to make i. Free State on
broad national basis, after the example OF California
Here is confession, open and undisguised, from
one of the first and most reliable journals in the
Union-one which has been usually true to the con-
stitutonal rights and interests of the South. The
Journal of Commerce openly acknowledges that the
Democratic policy is to make Kansas free State on
broad national basis after the example of California
If this be SO, then have mistaken the whole pur
port and scope of Democratic policy, as embodied in
the Kansas bill, in the Cincinnati platform, in the
speeches, writings and acts of Democrats North and
South; we acknowledge oursef deceived. wofully de-
ceived, and shall not hesitate, for one moment to
bring to light and expose the vile and tratorous plot
by which the South is to be sold and its rights tramp
led under foot.
We have never for moment doubted as to the true
design Of the Walker policy in Kansast is to bring
Kansas into the Union as a free State, and if this
could not be done by fair means it was to be accom-
pshed any way even if the law and the consultation
had to be tramped under foot and the rights OF the
South utterly dsregarded. We have watched this
controversy from the beginning-have scanned it
closely and think we understand it fully The object
is to make Kansas free State and thus to saue the
National Democracy Of the North Is not this SO
Can any one deny it if SO, let him present his facts
and promise to rebuff them by testimony that none
will dare gainsay.
Citizens of the South, your rights are endangered
Arouse yourselves from the state of fatal indifference
into which you have fallen. Remember that eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty" If we are fairly
beaten in Kansas none the most rigid Southern man
could obect-but to have the constitution and the
laws of the country violated, and rights trampled
upon, is more than disposed to bear patiently
Let the Southern people speak out as one man
upon this subject, and perchance justice may yet be
have but one end-Southern ruin and disgrace.
shreveport Gazette, Democratic I'D inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Nor AT ALL" Are you not rather tight on the

Nor AT ALT Are you not rather tight on the
administration
We copy the above from private letter of an
esteemed friend, who is a most excellent and inteli-
gent Democrat.
We are not opposed to the administration only so
far as it favors Walker in Kansas. When Mr.. Blu
Chanan rebukes Walker for his treachery, the Gazette
will sustain his entire policy We are not extremists,
sectionalists nor dsturbers of the public peace. We
are of the true and loyal national Democratic school
and anxious for the success of James 'Buchanans
administration At the same time, we are devoted to
the great principles of non-interyenton by the Fed
eral Government, Then it is clear, we have made
no issue with the administration. We have simply
knocked at the door Of the White House to ask even
handed justice in the administration of the govern
ment. We know the correctness of our course and
will not modify it in the slightest, till Walker is
soundly chastised Buster denuncia0n and epithets
will not deter US from pursuing the path OF duty
We stand flat footed upon the Cincinnati platform
Walker does not, and all who sustain him are igno
rant of the teachings and spirit of unadulterated
Democratic principles.
We never fear to brave public opinion and face
the music when right. Walkers apologizers have
utterly failed to meet the grave charges on which he
has been severely arraigned at the bar of public
justice therefore, up to this time, we see no cause to
the Kansas policy as set forth and sustained in the
Washington Union. Ii the Union is or is not the
administration organ, it has placed Mr.. Buchanan in
very critical position, Ito say the least OF W before
his Southern friends, who at the beginning OF his
administration were legion.
We yet cherish lingering hope that thereal views
OF the administration are not developed IN the col
umns of the Washington Union.
EShreyeport Gazette, I'D inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
A We'll Turned ParnGran1,

The fact is Know Nothngsm in East Baton Rouge is down
Der and will keep there It's movements are the mere with
ings of serpent with the school urehin's pnning its
soon rBston Rouge Advocate
No mistake about it, we do get out some well
turned paragraphs, and pretty figures of speech
right here at home-occasionally, and every man or
woman who has nothing else to do than to read the
papers must be fully impressed with the fact. The
above extract from Taylor has sufficient base to
build a fine superstructure upon. Samuel Know-No-
thing, after having been likened to everything eX
cept the great National Democratic party" is now
compared to serpent with the school urchin's arrow
pinning it to the earth. Valiant boy He has not
been able to catch the parin with salt, and he has
deliberately run arrow through his head, pinning
him down. ats lashing tail is becoming feeble and
will soon cease to move.' So you have been saying
any day for the last three years. and yet there life
and strength enough left to strike terror to the soul
of his enemies You may put your foot on his head
and hold him down, but in doing 50, remember that
there is soul in the PROSTATE body, and the Amer
can heart is unt-a single body in whose hand re-
sides the destiny of this nation; European Red Re-
publicans and native demagogues to the contrary
nevertheless and notwithstanding. You are just sim
ply mistaken when you say, that known-N othingism
in East Baton Rouge is down to zero, if you mean
thereby Americansm. The party as! party never
was stronger than at this moment. We'd argue the
point with you Taylor if it not to your interest
to believe differently. Let that pass.
We shall not talk about your candidates for office,
as you talk of onrs. Capt Sale is a very clever
about eighteen months ago. Indeed, we thought so
much of him, that his friends put him before the
Known othing nominating convention as candidate
for the Legislature. He didn't get it. Perhaps had
he yentured his chances on half dollar, as another
more successful gambler in politics did, he would
have won. However, had he lost on the turn of
half he would not have quit in disgust and gone over
on the other side, to run for the same place.
We like Col. Pierce frstrae. Heis clever fellow,
will make good run, and good Representative if
elected Politically, we like Pierce for the very reason
posed to the PennsldelI-s .Land.David
son faction, in whose service you play--(we were
about to say second fiddle but purely for the love
bear you Taylor, will not) Pierce says he wish he
may = be run through, if he votes for Davidson.
What do you think of that? Our advice is to let
us and ours alone you have quite as much as you
do to convince your people that they should sup
port your candidates.
TBaton Rouge Gazette 9th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

THE 0vBRLAND ROUTE TO CALlFoRNIA.-We no.
tced yesterday an article in the Integencer, by Mr.
J. r. Bartlett commencing the selection of the South
ern route to California. ...-
Mr.. Bartlett appends a history of this route, but
does not go back quite far enough 1t is due to Others
that the omission should be supplied. By reference
to Executive Document 81, rhirteth Congress, first
session, will be found two letters OF Mr. Buchanan
under date of July is and July 49, urging and in fact
instluctng, Mr. Trist to obtain the I'D parallel Of
latitude as the Southern boundary of the United
States.
These instructions, he states, are given upon in.
formation furnished by Major Emory that that boun
dairy necessary to obtain practical route. Fur.
ther a letter from Major Emory to the Secretary of
the Interior dated April lS49, to Secretary Ewing,
says this route (near the SD parallel is practical
route for railroad belere The only one from
10 ocean tUittin our Territory.
1t viii he that these dates are prior to that Of
Mr. Rartetts passage through the country, and it is
believed that these were the first evidences offered to
the Government that this route practicable, and
presented advantages over al others. Wash. STAR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

cRAsH.-on the evening of the Goth, in Cincin
matt, four story brick building fell with tremeud-
Gus crash under the pressure of 1000 barrels of
whisky which had been stored in its second and third
stories by Calvin Fletcher. The east wall fell against
a building owned by j. A. Skiff and forced in the
entire side of it. Two other buildings were damaged
by the falling walls. The loss is about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

us II not, then, self-eviden
that the proposition of Cover
nor Walker to allow all the IN
HABiTASTs of Kansas Territory
; the right to pronounce upon the
Constitution, Is contradictory tt
the spirit of our institutions and
subversive OF rational liberty ~
[Richmond Enquirer, june 20.
"The question then arises-ir
this sense, who are the people !
And. 1t Is q question demand,
ing the most dispassionate re-
tlection and the wisest discrim
ination. That those entitled t
vote for the trainers of the Con
stitution are also eligibleto vot,
onthe Constitution itself, is tot
self-evident TO be debated. Blu
are there others who can right
fully claim the same privilege
and IL SO, who are they2 ON
own opinion is that there ar,
no OTHERs.n
Richmond ENQUIRER, June &c,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

We think that much I'M
necessary and undeserved abuse
has been heaped on Governor
Walker, for saying that when
the Constitution of Kansas is
submitted 10 the people of that
Territory for ratification Or re-
lection by them at the polls, ALI
THE FREE WHITE INHABITANTS
OF THE TERRITORY, of legal
age, SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO
VOTE. In denouncisg Governor
Walker for using the word "Ia-
HABITAsT,n the opponents of
the Administration exhibit AN
almost inexcusable ignorance OF
the meaning of that word. \
"Goyernor Walker requires
the highest qualification Of per-
manent residence known to the
Law. when he says that the right
Of suffrage belongs 10 the in
habitants of KanHas.f'
[ Richmond Enquirer, July 2s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

PLANTATION MAcuINERY.-No planter should visit
the city without visiting the establishment of Mr. Samuel H.
Gmanihe 70 Gvier street. aud the warehouse
the Of Lafayette and Commerce streets The chief
articles Hoard Sons and stationary engines
Of all sizes from horse power; for which Mr.
Gilman issoe agent In Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama, Ten
nesse Arkansas and Texas In addition these invaluable
engines Mr. G 10 constantly supplied with gris and sawnls
gins screws al tho needfnl accesoriesan kinds Of
chiuery III fact the planter need We direct
IN l,;s sd verttxevn emf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
[Baton Rouge Gazette, 9th inst.

BAD DocTRSE"Ths truth is that the people of the South
rely patriotic conservatism of the Constitution loving
Democrats of the North their protection against the invasons
Of the negrote To deny the debt them is to be
ignorant beyond excuse beyond pardon Separa
from the united South could maintain her
rights without external aid but in the Union and while
sntine political minority she only depend
the patriotism, justice and 'ny OF Northern De-
mocrnts for the security of her equal rights
We clip the above from the Louisiana Courier, be-
cause we want to present it to readers for their
disapprobaton. There never was more suicidal
admission. Really one would think that some papers
in the South are in the secret service of our enemies
TNatchez Free Trader, 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

ROMANTIC GIRLs.-Two young girls employed in
fruit store in Jersey City dressed themselves in boys
clothing q few days ago and ran away. They pur-
chased suits of male attire to fit themselves the day
previously, pretending that it was for lads in the
country" of about their size. They also had their
hair cut short or Il was believed that they left with
the captain of schooner, with whom they were
somewhat acquainted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

Z BARGAINS AT THE GREAT EMpoRIUM.-Until the
January Messrs Alfred Munroe Co will dispose
OF their gigantic and we'll stock of clothing, at cniy
fractional advance cost prices The stock includes
style garment for gentlemen boys and children with furnish
g goods suit ALL portion of the fall stock may be we'll
10 state received We refer the advertisement in
II another column. s}3f4g 4a sS tsa4i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
a. IaoN woRKs.-Mr. G. 4. Miltenber-

ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORKs.-Mr. G. A. Miltenber-
ger Graser street. is agent in this city for the fancy
AID ornamental of Wood Peros celebrated foun
dty Philadelphia This foundry every description
Of fancy iron ratings verandah stairs fountains, chairs seitees
tree boxes, garden vases, animals statuary etc. Mr. Mil
tchbeger book nwhch all tile works Of the foundry
pictured md which enable the purchaser to select what he
wants. and have without delay See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Two Plctures-LooIs on Them.

reading of the following radically antagonistic
opinions from the Richmond Enquirer, will enable the
Southern public to arrive at correct appreciation of
the reliability of that journal. 3f9Ut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

NEW Books AT WHITE's.-Fresh supplies Of the
reading been received by Mr. Thomas L. White No.
lO6 Canal See list in advertising columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Gnoyrn 4 BAx.EIgn,s srwIse MAcH1NLEs.-Th

Grover q BAKERS SEWING MACHINEs.-These in
valuable articles always be had of Mr. VIM L. Cushing
agent Camp street, he being the sole agent for the
Of the machines in Lousana Mississippi, ARKANSAS and
Texas He sells them ut manufacturers prices and under
guarantee perfection the teaching Of their and the
keeping Of them iii good order for year being gratis We
renders tho advertisement concerning them in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

Z Doors, SHoEs AND BRoGANs.--Large supplies Of
these articles have Just been received by Messrs Reed Field
No 80 Gfayer street. who receive but the best and sell
the cheapest See their advertisements 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

DAyIs's ConpoUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
Invaluable medicine for pulmonary complains
aiwaysf be had of Mess j. Wright Co. Nos 81 and l5
Charities street See the advertisement concerning it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

SUNDRIEs OF THE HEAVY KIND. - Planters or
country Iaerehants in want of agricultural implements chains
nails cotton gs mill and hand saws axes etc. would do well
to look the stock Of Nesss Vose West at Nos
45 and LAG Magazine street They also we'll supplied with
rope and soap large bells, Gre Ell CINE See advei
tseuleut, SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

IN NUUhAN I AM agents, No, 3 tfaver street, who
prepared to and the favorable
orn~ z road and Pig Iron Liverpool and Bulk Salt
Fof terms, etc., aFpy as above. seq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

FRENCH FURNISHING FANCY GooDs. Messrs.
Lion Pinsard The of Royal and Benve Streets
have from France Of furnishing
fancy goods the beautiful and attractive descriptions
for ladies' gentlemen and children We direct attention
advertisement, ia another column. rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

GRocERiEs. Fresh supplies Of whisky, flour, lard
OIL candles beef brand have been received BY joseph
Lands Co., Mt No. 80 Tehouooulas street See advertise.
ment. 81 af{tt 5F1t