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CRESCENT OFFICE.


Saturday Morning, Jan. 17, 1857. COTTON-We closed our last weekly re- view on a quiet Cotton Market, all parties appearing disposed to await for latter Euro pean advices then fully due. The news be- ing yet delayed on Saturday, but few buy CTS came forward, the sales not exceeding 5000 bales, prices being irregular and gen orally easier, without quotabie change. Ear ly on Monday the Asia's news was received, fully confirming the North Americas report of an advance at Liverpool, when an excited demand sprung up, resulting in the sale of 29,000 bales, the largest, business ever done in this market in one day, the closing prices showing an improvement of about 1c ? fb, The Halifax steamer Arabia being quite due on Tuesday, the inquiry was comparatively limited, the transactions embracing II .O0O bales at about the rates of the previous day. On Wednesday the business fell off to 1000
 bales at irregular and easier prices for buy
 CTS, and on Thursday barely 5000 were sold, the market showing still greater heaviness, though without any quotable alteration.- Yesterday the foreign news still failed to appear, and with few buyers in the market the sales were again limited to some 5000 bales, at prices requiring a reduction in our figures of Bc for the middling and lower grades. The business of the entire week thus reaching 6, ,000 bales and the market closes at the following quotations:
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THE LIEUTENANT GOvERNORsHIP.- The Democratic members of the Leg islature, says the St. Louis mteMgen- cer, have declared Hancock Jackson. the Democratic candidate, the Lieuten- ant Governor of Missouri, and in ac- cordance with that decision, that worthy was been inaugurated into the office. The deed was done in violation of law, and by trampling on right, in the manner we indicated day or two ago. Newland had a majority of votes according to oGcial returns the only guide by which the proceed ings of the Legislature in the premi- ses should have been governed. But the Locofocos could not bear the idea that their August triumph should be only half a triumph-that an Ameri can Lieutenant Governor should stand in the way of a complete victory. Sc they took the case out of the hands of the presiding officers of the Senate and House, to whom the law, in plain language, intrusts the duty of ascer- taining, and declaring, who is elected, and imposed on themselves that duty. By dint of counting Jackson returns that were unofficial, and clearly ille- gal, they proved him, to their satisfac- tion at least, to have been the recip- tent of greater number of votes than Newland, and so they declared him elected.
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ses= The weather is bitterly cold as cold, or at least as disagreeable, as last winter. For several days ice has been floating in immense quantities in the Mississippi. The St. Francis is doubtless closed-as the packet of that name has laid up at Memphis un- til change in the weather.
 In consequence of the floating ice, the mail packet Kate Frisbee has been unable to make her regular trips this week.
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kaF The telegraph informs us that the Mississippi is blocked at Hickman, and persons hre crossing on the ice , This is something we guess that nota- ble individual, the "ollest inhabitant, y has never before witnessed. Hickman is 37 miles below the mouth of the Ohio. We understand that the river is also gorged at Randolph.
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY forewarn all persons from trading for promissory note, drawn by the undersigned for the sum of $35O, and pav able to Robert Kerr, dated about the 1lth of February, 1856, and due the lst of Jan.. 1857, as the consideration for which said note was given has failed, and I will not pay the same unless compelled by law.
 Jan. 24, '57. JOHN K. HART. <
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Jones' Comrnercial College,


 SoUTH-EAsr CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE
 AND THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, Mo, INCORPORATED by the General Assem- A bly, January 24, f540. with full authori- ty ''To grant diplomas, award degrees, con fer honors, and exercise all and singular the privileges common to Commercial Colleges. authorized by law in other States. .'-TChar- ter, Sec. ?.
 A full course of instruction, in this insti- tuition, embraces Double Entry Book-Keep- ing, Commercial Calculation, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.
 Gentlemen can enter for the courses sepa- rately and at any time, as instruction is i'm parted individually, and not in classes, and each department is independent. and under control of its respective Professor. who alone IS responsible for the progress of his pupils.
 G5 Young gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves for business pursuits, are re- spectfully invited to call during business hours, and examine the mode of imparting instruction, the progress of the students. and the superior facilities extended to those desirous of qualifying themselves for the practical duties of the counting-house.- Personal references given to above two hun dred and fifty (250) practical accountants, now-in charge of books in this city, all of whom have completed their business eduea- tion in this institution.
 N. B, For circulars, containing informa- tion in regard to terms, the course of in- struction, and all business connected with the above, call at the south east corner of Washington avenue and Third street. or ad- dress JONATHAN JONES,
 St. Louis, Mo.
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SoUTHEY ON DUELING.-Lord By ron as is we'll known was much galled by some severe strictures made by Southey on his character and writings, and announced his intention of de- manding "the satisfaction due to gen. tleman.' For some reason the chal- lenge was never sent, but in anticipation oft, the Laureate prepared the follow ing reply, which was found among his papers:
 "SIR: I have the honor of acknowl- edging the receipt of your letter, and do myself the pleasure replying to it without delay.
 "In affairs of this kind, the partners ought to meet upon equal terms. But to establish the equality between you and me, there are three things which ought to be done, and then fourth also becomes necessary, before l can IuGCG you Ou t4IS IN40s
 "First-You must marry and have four children please to be particular in having them girls.
 "Secondly-You must prove that the greater part of the provisions you make for them depends upon your life, and you must be under bond of four thousand pounds not to be hanged, not to commit suicide, and not to be killed in duel; which are the conditions up- on which I have effected an insurance ofmy own life for the benefit of my wife and daughters.
 ''Thrdly-I must tell three direct falsehoods concerning you, upon the hustlngs or in some other not less pub lie assembly,; and I shall neither be able to do this, nor to meet you after ward in the manner you propose, un- less you can perform the fourth thing, which is:
 You must convert me from the Christian religion.
 ''Till all this be accomplished, our dispute must be carried Oh without the use of any more iron than is necessary for blacking our ink or mending our pens; or any more lead than enters in to the composition of the Edinburg Re view.
 have the honor to subscribe myself, sir, yours with all proper consideration,
 ROBERT SoUTHEY." " o0~~O1o0o-o-0Oo~~.oOO1~o
 The estimated value of slave prop erty in the United States Is from if teen hundred to two thousand millions. N~o-N~-N~oN~-OoN0~~
 zV Our government lands cost one dol lar an acre on an average, and champagne two dollars bottle. How many man dies landless, who, during his life, has swallow ! n1 a tny ol1
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SING SING PRISON. This institu- tion, situated on the shore of the Hud- son river, about thirty miles above New York, is at present the home of about nine hundred prisoners, of whom about eight hundred are men and boys and nearly one hundred are women.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Nevill, Locke X Co.,, either by note or &C., count, who do not call and make settlement with the undersigned, by the first of March, will find their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer.
 Jan. "A, '57. R. F. SUTTON. Attv.
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Q. K. UNDERWOOD, EDITOR.
HELENA, ARKANSAS: ><>|"~>~><~N~V>~><>~> ~N><>~~~>~><><N>~N~ SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1857.
Ec2y The Legislature adjourned on

1eS-T The Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst In another column will be found an additional list of the most important acts passed at the late ses- sion. The list published by us last week was not complete;-and indeed we shall not be able to publish the whole until next Saturday.
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f.eB= On Monday last an

r1T On Monday last an election was held at the Court house in this place for two associate Judges of the County Court, for the year 1857. NJ. Platt and Wm. NJ. Davis, Esqs., were elected. The election was held by Magistrates. County Court meets on next Monday week.
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SNOW IN Iowa AND NEBRASKA. Snow has fallen to a greater depth, this winter, in Western Iowa and Nebraska, than ever be- fore known even to the oldest inhabitant.- Should the snow extend up into the noun tains, we may expect heavy rise in the Missouri next June,
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READ THIS!

THOSE indebted to B. F. BALL & BRo., for either of the years 1854, '55 or '56, will please call and settle, as we are obliged to have it to pay our debts and buy more goods. A hint is sufficient.
 B. F. BALL $ BRO. Jan. 1. 1857.
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IY PUpIIs enterlng durIng the stm0ntI will be charged for the entire term.
 Helena, July ,, 1856.
 REFERENCEs:-D. B. TURNER, T. s. Me GALLEY, DR. P. B. ROBINSON, W. H. MOORE, J. B. TRoTNAN, W. HARRIS, Huntsville, Ala, JAMES T. MOORE, Helena, Arks.
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Direct Notice.

JNO. P. MOORE has just received fine assortment of seasonable Goods, and is ex- pecting daily additions to his stock, which he will be glad to dispose of at moderate rates. Nov. %, 1856.
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TECE.
 THE partnership of Myrtle S Moore ha.v- ing expired by limitation, therefore, all persons who owe us, by note or account, must come forward and pay up without de- lay, on or before the lst day of March next. or they will have to pay cost. In the ab- sence of either of us Mir. D. B. Mckenzie is authorized to receive and receipt.
 W. c. MYRTLE, Jan. 24, 1857. W. F. MOORE. W. F. & J. T. MOORE will continne at the same old stand of Myrtle & Moore, ond will be pleased to serve the prompt custo- mers of the late firm.
 w. F. & J. T. MOORE.
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Underskirts

GRASS and Corded UnderskiIts, and the the late style of Hoops, at
 Nov. 29. JNO. P. MOORE;S.
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se1 By the latest arrival from Liv- erpool, the Arabia, we learn that an advance of a quarter of a penny in cotton has taken place.
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GBFThe Members of Water Witch Fire Company arerequested to meet at the CoHrt- house on Monday evening pext at ' o'clock, for the purpose of electing new officers.
 By request of the President.
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MARRIED-On the 7th, in St. Francis county, by Hon. c. W. Beazley, Dr. NICE oLAs CoNsTANTINE JACKS to Miss EMMA C.. THOMAS, all of St. Francis.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

ENHE second term of MISS LINDSAY,S \ Institute will commence on MONDAY SEPTEMBER s, 1856. HER RATES OF CHARGES FOR TUITION VIII pr
 AS FOLLOWS:
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1S-The telegraph informs us that the Democratic Legislature of Penn sylvania has elected SIMON CAMERON (Black Republican, U. s. Senator.
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@5= The steamer Young America was snagged and sunk near Linden, in the St. Francis river, a few days since. No lives lost.
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fg= Our thanks are due Jas. C.. Tappan, Esq, for a number of late Memphis papers.
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feWe learn from Judge Under wood that he hopes to be able to hold Probate Court next Monday.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BEIFN.
 AND VICINITY.

AND VICINITY. FEHHE undersigned, having located pe,oo A neatlyin Helena, will open the first Sss. sion of an Academic School on MONDAY. tba FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1857, at the fo lowing rates
 Primary CIoss--Reading, Writing, Elementary Arithmetic, &c.,, ,........$l2 D Preparatory Glass < Geography. Arithmetic, Eng. Grammar, &c.,, 15 09 Junior Ctess-Algebra, Philosophy, Latin, Greek < French Gram., &c.. IS on Sen1ior CldsS-Advanced Mathemat- ics and Classics, &c.,...................2O % Tuition charged from entrance, except in sickness, and $l for incidental expenses. Particular attention will be given to Enc fish composition and Reclamation.
 REV. W. J. VINEYARD, A.B.
 E. c. BURNEY, A. B. Dee. 27, 1856.
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During the year 1856, forty-six per sons over one hundred years of age died in the United States. The old est of these was slave woman of Vir- ginia, 127 at the time of her death. .- The slave Jim, of this State, was PA, and the slave Charles of Louisiana, 120. Fourteen were over no years old Memphis Bulletin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

r. FROM THE FRIGATEs SusoUEHANNA AND HUDSON.
On the 7th instant, the Navy Department re-
ceived dispatches from Captain Sands, of the steam
frigate Susquehanna, dated Spezzia, October IA.
Captain Sands states that passing the Straits of
Gibrater he shaped his along that part Of the
coast of Barbary known as the Riff Coast for the pur
pose of showing his coors and letting the Inhabitants
who are understood to be practically disposed, know
that any outages or depredatons upon vessels carry
ing similar flag will be followed speedily by pun
ishment. He says further i" On nearing point
marked Cape Aqua, observed body of men and
horses and some cannon, mounted on the bluff. Hav
ing cleared the ship for action, landed near the
place. and brought four Arabs on board, from whom
endeavored to gain some information as to who they
were and their intentions but could learn nothing
Dispatches were also received from Captain Hud-
son, ofthe steam frigate Niagara He states that be
is busly engaged, day and night, removing the tele
graph cable from the ship. Six hundred miles had
already been landed and he hoped to have the whole
on shore in ten days from date of his Dispatch He
has been informed by the Directors of the Telegraph
Company that they are in treaty and making ar
rangements to manufacture sufficient cable to in
crease its length to three thousand miles The com
panys engineer is now engaged with steamer in al
attempt to recover that portion Of the wire whicl
had been run out previous to its parting at sea- =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
II. II. Porter.
CI,t,,,.'s Bi-sulphtte Of Lime.

TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
beg leave call your attention to the article OF B1sUL
PHITE OF LIME manufactured by me- and respectfully soil
cit your orders.
During past year have had erected Canal street such
works me in assuring that all the machin
cry necessary making this article in perfection has beer
constructed together with all the buildings for Stor
age Cooperage etc. With such facilities hope to make Al
good and possible article and ship in better orde
than heretofore. pl - -...l -yHt sf
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels ans
for barrels sent to me to be reflled. WI "'
,@~ RICHARD Fl. CHINN,
o5 2p3m Of St. Charles and Union streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Lea 8 Pe,'rins'
WoRCEs TERSHIR s A o E +.

The attention of Hotel Keepers fopretofs o Ea,ns
,d 10 trial of Lea 4 Perrins famous Worcestershire
sauce This condiment its merits has attained the high
est rank as pleasant paaabs and wholesome sauce app
cable to soup fish, hot and cold meats game etc., e' is
ten,iyely used in all quarters of the globe.
M a,o,. ,;mitaonsr on both sides Of the Atlantic
sneak loudly of its merits and the fact that received the
Md awarded to foreign at the New York Exhibition
aess the estimation which is held BY those selected win
special their ability TO judge 81 'ne
M nnprincipled parties offering for sale spurious
sauce by slightly varying the spelling of
only Proprietors of the Genuine sauce.
stock always Also orders receVeo tor
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN IL SONS,
e 405 Broadway, New York.
., sos Apeus in the United States for Lea Perrir
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f ~ ber sba atarts nm her frst tTip On
M. -. ra-,n. I.ra;no l. chsrce ~ the
.n .,,s~ rant + NJ wh;fa vitt ths clever M. John
pIss-. - .ha oesoa ws v;sh ber rreat stccess.
eo' - \. en,naot;on yith tbe Princes and
lNotchez
Nas.n. S1... M. o,.oh;.. n.clet Rad Chief Cant.
$50. .,-nad f.or, Camden nth 4a0 bales cot.
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WV ~" aahe. po,,,,, pale Cant. n
Ins ~, Tren,on ,t eoa IL sles cotsnn.
m,' na,'s .a.r.tG Gl,ol,o cats a,rive, v;th s7
ne as a,aar r ans oie harraIs n,nlasses
n1 M O. Teu. r,acl.at4T T. N. Kennett Cant. ].
.-r;rea lii, ,arre cargr,,art vas 4,
o,as aa..on and 9e hooshasda totacco W. tbanI
uales .,ass ~. q n r,os.s - iista rs,a.a
hef polte oieiA, VI. d. =. u .A PsPA'
She leaves again on WEDNESDAY, az . T. =.
The "Star LineH Cincinnati packet Lands, CAPT
los Scott arrived with a large cargo. She put gu
15o TONS wav freight and was full Of passengers al
~ 80 o.. ,s.s'.s 80. =. m,a.s., .,EpM
the way sne leaves AGAIN VI AueseaS' as :. -, ~
Boats Coming, The Ingomar, from Memphis
will be in port this morning the Tennessee Bell
and Henrv Choutean from 81. Louis. will arrive to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

FROM HoNDuRAs.-Late intelligence has been re-
ceived in New York from Honduras. The surveying
corps of the projected inter-oceanic railroad had
reached Comayagua, point midway between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The survey had thus
far proved satisfactory, and the party Of engineers
were in good health and capital spirits. At Omoa
the authorities were making warike preparations to
repel an apprehended attack from Walkers fbusters,
and British vessel of war was daily expected to
arrive to aid in the defense of the town. Throughout
all Central America the mention Of Walkers name
appears to inspire alarm, and lead to an immediate
overhauling Of rusty cannon and small arms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

A SINGULAR AFFAIR.-An interesting and some.
what romantic affair was brought before one Of the
New York courts on the 7th inst, by the issue Of
writ of habeas corpus in the case of Anne Bassett
Smith, young lady who, it is alleged, has been for
the past seven years an inmate of Sanford Hall, a
private mad house at Flushing, which has recently
been brought to the notice of the public. Moral in
sanity is the pretext assigned for Keeping the lady in
question in duress for SO long period.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

SUES FOR HIS CHARAorER.-Ga Gardiner Furniss has
commenced suits for damages for alleged lbes against
the proprietors of the New York Herald, the New
York Times, and the New York Evening Post. The
cause of action arises from the publication of the aft
dayit Of Mrs. Woodman. ~. .s.eS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

BosToN IMPoRTs.-The value of foreign goods i'm
ported at the port Of Boston during the week ending
9Th inst amounted to 81 ss 52l showing increase
Of $345Os6, as compared with the corresponding
week in 1S56. y. h5 7AN&t5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Crockery, Cht,,a, GlasssCare,

CrOCkery, Chino, GlassaU01'e,
, s'.a.s-. .ss''. And 5y...
HOUSE NISHING GOODS.
Great Reduction In Prices!
The subscribers will from to-day offer their complete assor
nent Of Va Ea,s H-r
CRoCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, ~ if .si43 -.g1
LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED TRAYS
g.t PLATED WARE FIRE SETS
Es TIN WARE WOODEN WARE, ETC., ETC.,
A. reduction of Twenty from regular prices
FOR CASH ~. ~ t 2"
Believing that goods bought Of the manufacturers
other year difference have determined to make hs
change now and sell without regard to profit.
This great reduction will only be made for Cash on delivery
To those buying Crockery Glassware etc., to sell again.
will make LARGE DISCOUNT from wholesale rates.
.uf P. R. FELL & CO.,
OF 2plm Hh- NF No. II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

sHpwREcK- Captain sargarti his mate and nine
men, belonging to the Spanish brig Notieioso, were
rescued on the 2sth ult from that vessel which was
in sinking condition, in lat. 26:3O long $780, by
Capt Chase, of the bark Hannah Secor, from New
Orleans. The last named vessel was eight days from
Havana, bound to Hamburg, having experienced a
violent gale from the northwest when three days out
in which she hadher decks swept and sprang leak.
When fallen in with she had seven feet of water in
the hold, and the crew were worn out by incessant
labor at the pumps. They were all landed at New
York few days ago.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

DrscHARGED.-R. McGafey, who was under arrest
in Buffalo, charged with emhezzling from the Bank
of Upper Canada, in Toronto, has been discharged
the Judge holding the arrest illegal under the Ash
burton treaty. -sr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

HANGED On Friday last Joe. Pigeon was hanged
in Mobile for the murder of man named Williams.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

HEAVY DEFALcATroN.-L Legal proceedings were
commenced in Philadelphia the sth inst. to attach
the property of Mr. Thomas Alibone, late President
of the Bank Of who recently went abroad
under the plea Of i'll health. The suit is brought by
the President and Directors Of the bank who depose
that the defendant is indebted to the institution up
wards of two hundred thousand dollars The affidavit
also states that Mr. Alibone has absconded to foreign
parts with design to defraud his creditors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!
CARRoLLToN STORES, corner Poydras and Baronne ste
We have lust received large invoice of those fne LINEN
SHIRTS all sizes small pats at 81 80 each Gentlemen
"n' Nv "''A LOUIS CHARLES,
myu 2ph corner foydfas ana barohne s'reets'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
FOR YAZOO YER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst at s P. N.
M ~ FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD,
sdone Tchula, Yazoo City satartis vicksburg
ming passenger Grenada Renben Sleade master,
will positively For freight passage apply
'"-N' 0 - F. q. RANDOLPH co.
50 Common street..
The Grenada will freight Yallabusha river and
through, water permitting. MA