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The U. $. scnatorsIlip.

THIS subject IS not allowed to sleep quietly by our
country Democratic contemporaries, They stir it up
now and then and not unfreouentv with tbe longest
~ of ar7 a.. ,,o,I1 o,,s ,a.
solS u pole anu 'lN tlosuou "uu FlEol WIN "hlch
they grappe the question shows that the strongest
sort of rivalry exists within the ranks of the major
H. Wall tha rrza u ! oraat ooe 4 v,ortt IL, o,,,
u ,,,+,at Ia la.sr,sz - =,
So ~ 4 s ~ . 'iIaS'ei ea'f
ing Tor special Wonderment That the friends OF the
various aspirants for Senator Beniamins place should
5oolI IL fi,ai. ,,n,,or ~ r,r,ora III .it.t " Il l.
w al ~ A Pet W ~ "uiuDhS ir'SleSI9 vi thSlL
particular laYOrtes This is all natural right and
proper
The following comments Of the Monroe Register of
- '"9 ~ - ~ nV'ApS AteaisteL VI
the 10TH upon an article in the Shreveport Gazette
I,otb stonnrb Don,oorotic io,rnoIs ~, ,i,I,.t-. &c
not largely suggestive
WHAT's N THE WIND Pin its issue Of the 18th
inst, the Caddo Gazette publishes quite lengthy
leader on g Our NEXT SENATOR which abounds in
italics and significant quotations and is full OF dark
and mysterious illusions like these: The Legisla-
ure in justice to tile people they represent should
elect Southern man and q stakeholder. x
These are conditions precedent to an election, and
from which there can be no escape. The fierce De.
mocTaCy have no use for nun-COmmtta men. The
tortie1 in is far preferable to the Suariter in
modo" After which the claims of several gem
tlemen are discussed at some length.
Mr.. Benjamin is deserYedly Landed aud justly com
plmented, and then, most cayaerly disposed Of
geographically.
Next Col. aandidge is spoken Of in terms of high
commentator aud well merted praise, and is left,
as II by accident decidedly upon the tapisn
Next mention is made Of MIR. Gray in chaste and
elegant panegyric but not beyond truthful and
deserved encomium, and then he is consigned with
the dexterity of a most skilfu potico.uhess player
to the Z Lower House,
Two others, Messrs. Jones and Landrum are thrown
bdsS0 retiero into the picture, aud the article con
cndes in this, to the uninitiated most puzzng and
conlounding language:
We have osga induced to write this article account q the
dsorFeaznE leaders WHO cl Themselves nem6es Whose
Bemooe eo 10 d Ba ss whose
men eaeeo have siia gpon the Their and
shai watch question closely and If possible expose
psm5s You'd S c5af nv y@ d T nds The Eqf IF
and canno. be good Democrat II is
Werepeat, what's in the wind2 Has some one in.
deed been detected in connecting plans of treason,
sIf r ana sp4,5s T. When and where was the
the noa fo1d IN s 16 WIS 'he precise character OF
least Who was Tie Arnold exnosa5 ss'' 1uooSl NV
These sweeping geperalttes set US fonndering in
sea Of s1rmlseS and guesses without compass or
ont5 VII ba He aitte 9s' neaeon 10 guide Us
II he would but Give is the ce we migRf hei Inn
watch" Though no Argus, still, if we knew in
what aEectlon 70 look we might nevertheless, be
nep T. III rgttsts ~ tnese asofRanzers
| Ia parI,ins or psrb5n, ,,T E6l d 1yr r;1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY sixteenth an
nua1 session Of this institution has commenced and
to those parents and guardians who aim at giving
their daughters or wards thorough education, il
holds out inducements not to be excelled anywhere
Madame Dimitry is too well kpown to require praise
from US her pupils, Of years past, occupying the
first rank in society in our city and State The AGA
DENY Is now in the large and elegant building on
Camp street, formerly known'as the Desban Yeran-
dab; one Of the most airy and pleasant establish
ments in the South. We refer all interested to Nine
Discard in our advertising columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Collegiate Depart
aeat-The regular course of studies in the Collegiate
Department Of the University is to begin on Monday
The 4th proximo Gentlemen wishing to give their
sons thorough classic education can have no ocea
sion OF any kind Of excuse to patroRize the abolition
institutes Of the North whilst there is such an inst
tute as the University Of Louisiana here in midst
1t is high time that the folly Of sending boys North
for their education was abolished and it is some
comfort to know that the folly has abated considera
bly, within the last few years. Lousianians owe it
to themselves, to their sons, and to the South, 70
patronze home institutions, which are equal in all
Legitimate respects to anything North, and much
superior in respect to the absence OIL that incture Of
fanatieism which IS SO insidtously infused with all
Northern education.
The Grammar School and Commercial Institute,
attached to the University, are in full operation;
and pupils are received as permanent day borders,
orwithout board. The ancientand modern languages,
and all the elements Of thorough commercial edu.
cation are taught in these branches Of the University,
by the most experienced and competent teachers We
direct the attention Of all parents and guardians to
the cards under the head Of educational in another
partof our paper.
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Carpet Warehouse.

I24.....,,,..,..... CANAL. STREET. 1874
j. ID. CAMERON q. 60.
Have recently received large stock of newest styles of
Competing and Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers and oIer them at a small profit We
possess every facility Of procuring tie newest and best goods
ut the lowest prices. =
CHOICE VELVET W1LroN,sin best ard common quality
LOW PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 3-PLY and
INGRAM, Of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING-Dutch, Wool and Hemp
for offices.
COCOA MATING, 81 to e.
e. to l84 Figured BAIzES, by the yard.
in squares
Velvet, Tursd and Mosaic RUGS
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS, etc., etc
Floor OIL Cloths.
Three to twenyioar ee vide of the BEST and ordinary
qualities,
Curtain Goods.
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damask
Satin De Lame and BrocatelIe,
"a Printed Lasting and Reps
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords Tassels, GmpF
etc; Coruices, Bands and Pins
Window Shades.
very large variety Of new and elegant styles
Billiard Cloths
Of extra qualy-o4 Crimson, Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE COvERs-A large assortment
We daily receiving additions to our stock which will be
unsurpassed in the country. ser 216t
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sg o9 s99 R STsnps 24 pR6 pi osS NJ @
Of Syme IL frovan
His friends acquaintance invited to attend his
funeral, which will take place to-day O'clock, p NJ
corner of customhouse and Bourbon streets.
On Sunday the 10Th inst O'Clock P. NJ of yellow fever
live Of Eastern Mary land.
Ills funeral will place this day. o'clock p NJ from
his late residence repehOre street door from Dry
AIDES street His friends and those OF his hennw Chs
Waters also those Of Simpson norr,
without further notice
On sunday morning the 10th inst. at 6 o'clock DANIEL
MRRiIf aged ears aud Il days, youngest son Of Patrick
The friends Of his parents are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from their residence, No Benyie street.
morning, Mt halepnst o'clock.
On Sunday morning the 18th inst of consmntfon AN
chs MNENIN ANGETl aged % years, native Of Mssts.
PAtTSAGKEI, aged % years.
On Saturday the 18th inst. Of yellow fever SAMUEL. s.
ADAMS, notiYc Of Berks county, Ia.
On Saturday the 18th inst of yellow fever WILLIAM
1tshA 9ged 70 Years native Of ensg3w Scotland
COPY. s'' inverness e''sl ss''''4''o' ts'''
On Saturday, NJ 25th ins JAMES v, HALL. ST. ma
Ky o. ana F H. @ a., I9F 10 SgalS a 5eSqeli oil Louisville
Ra= Louisville papers please copy.
On Saturday the 18th inst, Of yellow fever PATRICK
land =
co Limerick papers please copy.
On Saturday, the 25ih instant Mr. j. T. LOPEZ aged 6s
years.
On saturday. the 25th inst ADoIPII w0LFKULE. aged
% years, native of Etppcpetmo Germany.
On On Ss4,dey mqrns he 25 inst O'Clock Of yellow
NJ, Church, aged years, months and 70 dals
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
His soul was on thy brow
Dust, to its narrow house beneat,l
Soul, to ~ place on high
They that have seen thy look in death
10 more may fRgr1N Ia
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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE soNs or LOUIS.
IANA-Notice il given that the annual election for
officers of the Benevolent Association of the Sons of
Louisiana is to be held on Sunday next at noon at
their place Of meeting Rampant street. a full at
tendance Of the members is requested and early no
tice is thus given that all may be advised of il, See
the advertised notice in another column.
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d. 2ply
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The Eastern Clarion,

s. Il. AD44S..-....-., ,ED14ORI
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having tie largest circulation
of Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered nadvertsing medium the Merchants of New Or
cans.
Observation-Disclosures the CRESCENT OFFICE, VIII
be pEuctuay attended TO
sg-FRANK a ART1.err agent fnr View, ctlcenE Nv ~
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Anniversary Bvents-sept. 81.


1854-Ccllision of the steamships Arctic and yesta
in fog, off Cape Race, and sinking of the Arctic,
with the loss of 322 out Of 41O lives on board.
l849-Fogtress of Comorn, Hungary, taken by the
Austrians. Same day, Owego, N. Y, destroyed by
fire.
1892 Battle Of Galeneta, Mexico, in which Busta-
mente defeated superior force of the partzans of
Montezuma.
l813-AmerIcans under Harrison took Maiden, in
Canada.
l8lO-Battle of Sierra Busaco, in Portugal; the
French under Massena defeated by the British and
Portuguese under Wellington,
1S05-Death of William Moultre, the defender of
Sullivans Island in l776.
l799--Rome surrendered to the British.
175l-A mosaic pavement and other Roman an
Equities uncovered at Avenches, Switzerland.
l729-Great fire in Constantinople II 900 houses
and 1000 people destroyed.
16l5-Arabella Stuart died insane in the Tower Of
London. .=.
154O-Pope Paul III confirmed the Order of the
Jesuits.
1lO6-Battle of Tincheba between the two
brothers, Henry Of England and Robert of Normandy
The latter was defeated and confined in prison nearly
thirty years.
G42-Assassinaton of sigebert, King of the East
Angles munifcent prince, supposed to have been
the founder of Cambridge University
489-Odoacer, King Of Italy, defeated near Verona
by Theodore the Ostrogoth.
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At WHDIESALb
Wesreeonstantly receiving six yaT
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf aua
Wool HATS, atFhe IoRett market prices, by
FROST Il CO..
JylS2p&W No IN W,g,ysGs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

JEFFERSON ACADEMY. -Fhis establishment, con
Quoted by Mr. ], Lord, at No. So Bourbon street,
is open TO the admission Of pupllsatany season. We
call attention to Mr.. LIS card
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FURNITURE WORTH LOOKING Aft you would
see some furniture really worth looking at-fure which
may buy without fear Of after repoaeh by family
science oae economy bad your purchas-
ingust take walk the shady side OF Canal
fms afternoon, and when You opposite Nos. III l3
the VIM H. Stewart door.post stop and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

FEMALE SEMINARY This establishment, first
class day and boarding school for young ladies' begins
its third scholastic year on the first Monday in 0cto
ber 1t is conducted by Mrs. N. V. Fuertes, most
competent and accomplished instructress, who offers
the first city references. We refer to her card in
another part Of this mornings Crescent.
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10 Half :. ...,......,. %
10 Quarter .,.....,.,.. &c
.. 10 EgEts :. ........... 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR GENTIFtcATB8,
Enclose the money addrsss o the ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY GIstuoI
Purchasers have tickets ending sDy cguc they may
Designate
Theltst Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will to pu1
chasers Immediately after the Driving.
R-Purchasers will please their rla'u5ss pkln an
give their Post Office, County and su.ie.
No. Remember that every Prize arawr sid payable H.
fall, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates eher earus
Swan Co. Augusta Ga. or to
sAM'L SWAN & Co, Box SO S, PostOfice,
SEES 2p&W NV rI4gnL Ia.
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TEE MAGNOLIA corToN GIN.-No cotton planter
visiting The city should neglect ppying Y to Mr. NJ s Hs4
Iek ~ 28 Camp street and looking into The iaer q Of s
asn2a cotton On which Is an improved article in Gus
IesResl3, Sss u e HsdFiek's card
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AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime nitehuc ao0Ts Rasset
BRoGAEs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Left s:raa ana ohz7
pesohy hats, st the loveot market priceF,ry
. FROST Il Co.
N0.IU Nnehzibs treat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-27

The DIAMOND HAIR CUTTING SALooN.-G Gentle
who love sharp ra22rs, clearwater baths stylish
their hair and coating Of comfort and beauty generally
wil not forget the Diamond Saloon No 90 Common
See advertisement.
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,gGaSes ~. Thompson,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No al BROADWAY, near Cans 5t7eet1 FE@ YORK
iy1S 2ptf
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Southern FVr'mlttts'e sF'arerOossas

Southern E'lg1'3altet3'e 8Efctreg.O0 gsas
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and us Canal street, Netr Orleans,
Has justreeeyod from the mandatory 5earfulstock
splendid MAHOGANY ARH0tRs and BEnsTEADs, In "a
iitiopts hShitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
oHprsng EVERYTHING Ia his line 5f business. Parties
wishing anything line will Sud it To taer advantage 10
give him call bsfora purchasing eisewnosr.
WILLIAM b. STEWART,
ser 2p6<W IN and I7a Canal strssS
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Srcnr. 9 co.'s
.OTTERIEs TRUMP ANT F!
cnn S o. contlne % Drate as sual eloM nlernrtisn

l. 0 I I b r / e S U III + ii A N :
Scan g. Co. continue Draw usual, 0ihoa n'e,r9Psa'
swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
RThe late attempt inure firm has shown that our
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes PAID
PUNCTUALLY, and that Schemes are MORE Ii BERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will he drawn by s SWAN CO.,
MRnagers of the Sparta Academy Lottery o. Georgia. In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries for October 1873, 81
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public under the superintendent OF
Commissioners
CLASSIC Draws Saturday October ?, 1873
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, October 9, 1858.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday October I6t 1853.
Glass IS Draws Saturday October ., 1863.
Glass 80 Draws Saturday October 80, 1868.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY WINE TICK ETs
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Rarqatsas ne SUES :

AAN&A StSN8AS HHb bAHES
JUST RECEIVED,
An No. IL CHARITIES STREET,
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
RICH BLACK AND C0LORED SrLK ROBES
worth from s25 to $50, which win
BE Sold at One-Half their Valuel
ENGLISH BAREGES.
II OBEs A-VOLANTs AND DOUBLE ,yUpE.
IN ENGLISH BAREGEs
GRENADINE D'ECossE,
,r,c,, .,,,r,Y,ro,7, Poll DE eHEYREs,
TIssU CHINE,
TIssU GRIN NoIR
AND BLANC.
p A r. l S M l L LII F. RY.
A Splendid Assortment
OF THE
LATEST STYLES
LADIES, AND MISSES SILK vEtyEr AND STRAW
BoNNETs FOR THE FALL.
ALSO
Complete Assortment Of
FLOWERS AND
PLuMEs,
To which the attention Of Ladies is respectfully solicited
JOHN TODD,
Successor to D. =. SEAMAN & co,
SE17 3pSt JhnFtres srrsgt
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RAUMRACH n EYERg

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIN
French and American Paper HRngiuRa,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAEs AHD
MARBLES, ID ayery variety,
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~ Dorangemonts OF the Inv,

R7' Look ont for limitations or Lea Il Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce See of John
4 Sons ana ep1ta,g1v
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Whole Tickos 8l0i HNIves, 55i QuNfteT6, 81 90.
R1-A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries will
10 any desreus Of receying It,
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the figure
number that draws the 10000 prize. example Il lbs
number drawing the $40 900 po ends No. l. nsn a. hR
tickets where the nambe ends in will be entitled g2
the number ends with No O. all where ID
Der ends In viii be entitled SEQ, aud 50 ntg o.
CertLacete Of PackaRen of 10 MInle Ii.Ltts- - aar
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER y, 1858.

81 The purser of the steamship Calhoun has our
thanks for late papers and an interesting memo
Tandnm.
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The Southern ola Company.

The Southern OjJ Company.
The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL cOMP8NYs Factory Mobile, are now prepared to
uruish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OH, for
lub tcsting purposes.
Paint on.
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
GOLORs, except white extreme light shades.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean aud
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil is fay Guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent If the company
For sale BY this resident agent the Mobile and by
G. C. BOGERT y Co,
Agents the Company,
sec 25trEW y (l,mp street N o.
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Photographed to The New Orleans Crescent
BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP AUSTRIA.
Inr ann kArloSA1 1txE.l


NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.-By the arrival Of the ship
Arabian at Halifax to-day, such description is given
Of the burning steamer as to render it almost beyond
doubt that it was the Austria.
LATER,--It still remains in doubt what burning
steamer the captain of the ship Rosentreath saw at
the 18th inst, but ii is coDiectured to have
been the Austria, Capt. Heydtmann, from Bremen
via southampton, the 4th inst.
Insurance on the Austria at Is per cent. was yes
terday refused in Wall street.
Ex-President Valverde.
ExPresident Yalverde arrived at Turks Island on
the Sd inst.
Official About the Gable.
De Sanity, the chief electrician of the Atlantic ca
be- reports from Trinity Bay that nothing intellg
Bile has been derived from the cable since the lst
instant, except that few signals were felt on the
Esd. This was probably the occasion of the rumor
that all was right, a day or two since.l
Intense Sold Excitement.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-The Kansas papers state
that the Pike Peak gold excitement is very intense,
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK Sept. 25.-Cotton closed firm. The
sales of the day were 1900 bales. Southern Flour
IS to S. rs, Corn buoyaut Pork-Mess, Eastern
SIG IS to SIG 80. Bacon quiet, 81 to S8c. Whisky
23c Coffee steady, 1O} to ll3c Molasses-Orleans
48 to SIC.
CINorNSAr1, Sept, 25.-Flour closed dull, 81 95 tc
50 10. Pork-Mess, Western SO so. Linseed Oil
SIC.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Arrived at this port, the
steamboats, Lakeland, Aeck Scott City of Memphis
and Decatur Departed, the Cora Anderson and the
Aleck Scott
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New Orleans March 10, 1853.
have used Gons' Kaperapeum for cht fever, and
it has cured eatrely believe will when everything
else fails. A. ", SMITH,
kprV Or
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Southern Enterprise a

Gs CHARTERS STREET.
Pareaer attantLan naid al work Lhez Inc. anZs znl.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-16

his children. Better, far bettor resign
ourselves and our dearest ones that cluster
around the heart,to the embrace Of death,
than behold them living life of infamy.
If God permits those influences that op-
pose our upward course, like boisterous
waves upon a Storm tossed ocean, to dash
against our little frail human bark, he also
notes our feeble attempts to gain the port !;
and will make all due allowance for the
strength of the temptation and the feeble
ness of our human frame. He ever re-
members that we are dust. Better die a
thousands deaths, than i've to crush
heart that repOses its all Of happiness in
Us.
Shall we now leave Clara and her moth
er in the enjoyment of each others socie-
ty? Sharers in each others grief? This
would have embodied too much Of hap
pinoss Truth forbids us to write it thus.
The mother, too feeble to labor for her
self and child, sought home among her
kindred and Clara, was taken by rich uncle
to distant part of the State They met
but once again, and Clara's neither felt
that it was indeed Il precious privilege to
be permitted to breath her last sigh upon
the bosom of her child and as the dying
lips moved in blessings upon the lonely one,
the spirit, made perfect through suffering,
was permitted to enter into rest Clara has
now been wife and mother for years.
She married a man! SO heartlessly selfish,
that love for another would be as strange
ly out of place in his nature, as tropical
plant would be, blooming on an iceberg
in the arctic ocean. She has never been
appreciated by him. She was drunkard's
daughter and her husband, and the world
have treated her accordingly.