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SATURDAY Noon ExcIrEmENr.--The ladies and
children who could not make it convenient to attend
at yesterdays day performance in the Amphitheaer
viii do themselves the justice to remember that
another noon performance is to be given tomorrow.
All the circus prodges of yesterday will be done
again, beautilulyas ever and some different things
besides Great was the jam OF fair and tender humanity
yesterday greater will it be tomorrow, if possible,
and weather permitting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

R~We have been pleased with visit or two from
our smiling and goodIookiug friend Hughes of that
popular institution in Mobile, known as the Daily
Tribune The Tribune is one Of the best papers
issued III Alabama and Hughes is one Of the best
men belonging to the Tribune. He is over here on
business Of the office, and whoever wants to see him
viii have no difficulty in finding him, if they inquire
ut the Crescent Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

CeaARTNERsnIr. -Messrs. o. G. Jones and James
PictQn have formed eopartnershp for the transac
tion cs the general commission business, at No. Is
Union street,
We take great pleasure in recommending the new
rrm (of which JONES' Pcton Co. is the title to the
business community Both are young gentlemen of
this city. Of weapproved merit, aud will be sure to
make their way handsomely, and establish them
selves on firm foundation. Mr.. Picton, we may add,
lis son oE she late DR.. Pcton. We refer to the card
.elseRhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

CePYRG PASSES, PAPER, Ero.-At Messrs D.
Felt ssetsop's weknown pace No 81 Camp street.
chants aud business m pd everything they possibly
wantsin the way Of counting conyenienees copying
presses q 81 sizes all sorts Of plain and fancy writing andnoe
papaT envelopes sRmpng paper etc. PEG.
pie getting up balls wedding anything Of That kind, sill
do well 30 and fancy note cards aud envelopes
Offering by D. Felt 4 ststson. advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

GRocAiBlgss The 8elE known and extensive grocery
hrm Of W. Ayole,t Co. Nos. q and % New Lede, are
fully prepared supply m the city and country dealers with
everything in their line. Among their last receipts grea
quantities aekerel and herring oysters pickles
ketchups ssees coffee, raAs See the advertisements
LIZ nf -n1.rnn mar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

LArrMgRls sEasnEss CLoTHENG. = The seamless
clothing gentlemen offered by as. II, R. Latmer at the
Of Canal and Royal streets, Moodys Is Of The
prime novelties II the day may 90 there aRd rig
yhm elf apg perfee suit Of clothing cost vest pant
cggns gahes AMI a and At very lev prices, See al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17
M AR RTED

At ST. Paups Church. in this city on she 18Th inst, by th
Rev. s Hedges, Mr. STEPHEN LEE, Of LhyAca Ie ga,
and Miss MARY SEYMOUR second daughter OF Capt. Wm
Davenport jackson county Texas formerly Of NoFhum
ss-Rcbm6nd and Petersburg va, papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17
%, Hotel arrivals on eighth page.

DEATH OF AN EDrroa. W. B. Abingdon for a
year past editor of the Columbian" Published in
Mansfield De Soto parish, died on the Both ult., in
the 26th year Of his age. An obituary notice in the
Columbian says that he gave promise, as lawyer,
to become an ornament to the bar, bad his life been
snarpa
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ass0ver in Ten HEinutes-8ear In mind that
burning drying substances is contained In CRISTADa
RIOS HAIR DYE and no human being The differ
between natural cOors and these produced by prepa
ration Applied in ten minutes by all Hair Brssers For
sale everywhere.
d8 2plnaw CRIsEADoKo, Me- Astor House, NY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1858.
sB The puraer of the steamship Chas Morgan
has our thanks for usual favors,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

swAdp LANDS the notice of the Register of
ftke State Land Office, B. Haralaon Esq, in another
column. Those interested will find in it matter of
much importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

n7-Fair-A Fair VIII be held Mt the Odd
Fellows Hail. on Monday the 18Th inst and continue for
week for Il E benefit of the FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
sister Regis hopes that this appeal the Orphans in charge
Of the Asylum will with that cordial sympathy which has
hitherto those which have been made During the
past year sixty children have been admitted The severity Of
the epidemic has considerably increased the number Of
jecs for relief The propretos the different omnibus
have kindly their lines till IL o'clock every
night during Fair for the accommodation of parties attend
ing the Fair.
On the last night splendid Pator Rosewood set
consisting Of Two Sofas Arm Chairs six Chairs with the
backs and seats elegantly embroidered will be rallied
TICKETS-One Dollar eachto be had at the Orphan Ay.
lum or at the Hail during the Fair, dis 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

at O'CLOCK this afternoon for Memphis connecting there with
the Memphis Charleston Railroad tor the Eastern cities
and with arstcaasPaokets for Louisville Cincinnati
and Nashville For throngh tickets apply to J Il. Felgh
agent under The 81, Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

EAooaDocHEs CHRoNIoLu.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting, the other day Mr. 3, v. Cave, editor Of
the Naeogdoches fFexas} Chronicle one Of the most
excellent among the many excellent papers published
in our sister State We regret his sQiourn among US
was 50 brief, and trust the next time he comes he
may be enabled to protraet bis visit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

NEGRa FOR sALE.-A gooa negro field hand and
carriage Easr offered for sale with fan guaranty, At No.
Union street. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

MB- Seamless Caters and Leggins, for In
dies and Misses waterproof.H r. LATIAER No ll2 Ca.
street. corner Of Royal has just received by steamer En-
ma civ beautiful assortment Of the above articles to which
he inxiIes the attention Of the public. dl6 2plt
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Dress Trimmings.

Just Received
fresh supply of DRESS TRIMMINGS, of all the Latest
Paris Styles
Also, large and complete assortment Of BONNET and
BELT RIBBONS, Of all sizes and colors
LION & PINSARD,
% and 6S ROynl street
u22 2ptf corner BienFille
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

SKA IsLASD Ct,TFoN aEED.-This valuable article
isto 4 Logan No. 81 carondelet See
enlightenment
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THosE visiting to purchase fine new buggies should
st4end Montgomery Smiths day.
O'Clock Oh Auction Mart, No 81 Camp ad
N.srtisament.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17
To Dealers t1e Cigars.
We offer for sale a splendid stock of FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND
GBrE UrrTm
HAv ANA CIGARS!

Many Of which have been appraised 20 per cent higher
than the price they sell in Havana by Mr. yarpibe of
the large importing house Of S. DoVisser Co. when that
gentleman appraised Of Cigars the Custom House
Of New Orleans. Purchasers depend Mr. vilarnbes
sound judgment Of Cigars he is very often appointed as
merchant appraiser III Of invoices Cigars tang
n he Custom House Of this city.
Rs~opr Cigars are luuy guarauteoi
2. PRAIS Il CO.,
dl4 2glm Nc. % Commercial Place NV Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

FfFaR DOLLARS RlsgARB.--Dr. McKeIvey offers
this for e recovery his slave Horace Demo
adyerisegaent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

20 board OF A1dermen's proceedings ON
sixth page,
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Porcelain and Biscuit

AND FANCY ARTICLES
splendid of Partisan muacture Just re
ceiqed aud for sale by
B. PIFFET & SONS,
d3 2p3-eod I22 anal street, Touro Row,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17
Special Notice.
SEAMLESS CATERS AND LEGGINs,
For
Misses and Acknowledgment

Fl. r.. LATINIER,
no. 119 Canal street, corner OF Royal street,
Has just received by steamship Empire City,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of the above articles, to
which he invites the attention of the public d7 2p6t
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5PaoRas, MARCH See notice in another column,
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Choice liquors,

E,h~s,a e s,,,.,,,.a
A@SH %
s.,s,,-.,z..,
' ''' NV
ConnoIsseurs, Planters and Families.
CuAMpArNEs
GORDON RoraE ore II ,f,r,r, : co
ROYAL, ROSE GRO II ur,,, %
vERzENAy os r,., ,,,r,,,. Goa
CELL DE PERDRIX. ......,.. OF Moet K Chandon.
sILLERY.. OF Meet & Chandon.
PREMIUM CREMANT. ..... or Rutnhart, Pere ct Fills
Rbre Iv1,cs
JoHANNEsBERGER, HooKHE1MER
RUDEsHHIMER, BRAUNEBERGER,
sTEINBERGER, sTETNWEly.
SPARKLING MosELLE,
DO HOOK.
Cogn0c rr,rd,os
oTARD pUPuy 4 co v O p and 1879
BISCUIT. TtTcocuE 3 co
RAYNALL 4 ALUssE.
Rorrppov ,,oyoy,,,lIpI., ,,,npvv
Of various choice brands.
sherry Wine.
AvaNrr1t. ,r0
Topaz
rE1r,y 4opnoN too
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yrtatent, 4ritag stlortling,
sur Dresses! sttb Dresses:
BURNoUs, TALMAs, poLONNAIsEs,
And
RICH EMBRuIDER1EsI
FLoUNcEs AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILK DRESSES,
win be sold during this week
Ar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Low PK1cEsIts
Part of the above Goods having been sent to us ON CON-
we have received orders to
CLOSE THEM BEFORE CHRISTMAS,
AT any Prices, without regard to COST
CEz'1~ AVID coUavzzs1~ FE4DrEcs
VIII do well 10 call early
LAZARE g. LEVAsSEuR's,
.,.,......,..,..IO
- CHAprREs sTpPrr
Where they will find one Of the best stocks of
voSv TznAne
= Ih| 'oeNlNA'
AND AT SUCH PRICES
-
'','- 4'' EN- l i'oO'
LAzARE & LEVASSEUR,
dl3 2ptf Nos. s and 10 Charities street.
- - ~, -r-,o ~ e-2--es s-ISS..
More .EieEp Goods!
All "A SACRIFICE!
...=
S8ARn Cmne=uH zx
1I.4YTYLL,4 SH4IVLSy
1J5NTIT,L4 S4AtVLS
VIII be omen on MONDAY 1,actn,bsr "a tbs LARGEST
ASSORTMENT IN THE crTy and At
AO"cH GEAces imam Ohefeo oeAoFe'
500 pieces DE LANES, 10 cents
1000 DE LAME ROBES Il yards 81 90
$50 FLOUNCED DRESSES, lg metres at ......s6 o.
300 pieces All Wool PomPADouRs ot.....,,..45 cents.
100 NEWEST STYLE ROBES at........,........,ss co.
NE" hMbRoIOSRAES,
Such as
hNbkolphkEp T. = hANDhERGHlEFS, at 10 cents,
VoLLARS' at 70 80 and % cents
at 81 rs, 81 90 and 50 60.
BURN0US, u"..Mm
cLoAKs'
TALMAs,
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TIE Southern on Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGKRTsfF
the sale of the products manufactured BY souTHERN
OIL COMPANIES Factory Mobile are now prepared to
urnish
Machinery an
warranted eqnaI TO wINTER-STBAIEED LARDsor1, Foa
lublicang purposes.
Paint OIL.
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALE
CoL0Rs except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL,
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus
Deck OIL.
ofsuperior quality for decks Of ships and steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be foun3 superior quality perfectly clean sn
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil is ulyg aranteed when purchased og
any recognized agent the Company.
For sale by the resident agent works in Mobile md ~
G. C. BoGERT & CO.,
Agentsofth the Gompmz
sec 29tf&W u Camp street No
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CHEAP Silks! CHEAP SILKS!
A large lot selling OF
AT 37}& CENTS PER YARDl
Also additional stock CT BLACK SILKS, just opened
aud for sale cheap,
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ll6 Canal street,
ais 2pSt One door from Royal street
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Eac8dj5ag s Co.'s
SO q TIL f r y + KIP r ESsl
y. q. KFgalllllplld.

pg-Authorfzed Agents of Bombaier Co Island Of nb
Express. avag
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TALMAS,
SHAWLS,
MANTILLAs, ETC.,
Of all descriptions, price in proportion to our other
Goods ...
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

TO operate as first mortgage upon the
section of the road 10 which State aid is
given, to secure the payment of princi-
pal and interest, with power in the Gov
ernor to appoint a Receiver in case of
default on the part of the railroad
company TO pay the interest or prin-
cipal when due on the State Bonds issued
to the railroad, to take charge of the rail-
road and to apply the receipts until the
interest is paid, and to sell the road, if
necessary, for that purpose. And for
every additional 60 miles connecting with
that already completed, graded and made
ready for the iron, $4,000 per mile OF
the bonds of the State to be loaned, on
the same conditions as for the first sc
miles. H
Each Of the roads receiving such aid
to make connection with the others where
they cross, and to carry the loaded
freight cars, when desired, of the other
roads to their destination, and return
the same, without charging any greater
price than for carrying freight in thei
own cars.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
AN ACT

To legalize elections, acts and contracts urder
an act of the General Assembly entitled can
Act for the Public Instruction of the State Of
Iowa" approved March IL, 1858.
WHEREAS, Elections have been held. con-
tracts made, acts done, and taxes lew
led, schools taught and teachers en-
ployed, in many, if not all, the school
districts in this State, in consequence
and by reason OF an act of the last Gen
eral Assembly of this State, commonly
called the act for the Public Instruc-
ton of the State of Iowa:
AND WHEREAS, The Supreme Court Of
the State have recently decided said
act to be unconstitutional and void in
many of its provisions And as great
confusion is about to result in conse
duence of such state of facts, unless a
curative act be passed therefore
Sec. |. BE IL enacted by tile Board of
Education Of the State Of Lowa. That all
elections which have been held, or have
taken place, all acts done, and contracts
made. and any tax which may have been
levied by any person, school district or
corporation. and any rights which any
person, school district, or corporation
may have acquired under and in pursu.
ance OF An act of the General Assembly.
entitled ian act for the Public Instruc-
ton of the State of Iowa." approved
March 18th, 1853, be and the same are
hereby legalized and confirmed as fully
and effectually as though the same had
taken place in pursuance of legal enact
ment: Provided, That nothing in this
act shall be construed to impair the right
OF the Board of Education 10 fix the term
of office of any officer elected under said
act, or to abolish any Office created by
said act.
Sec. 2. This act to take effect, and be
in force from and after Its publication in
the Iowa Weekly Citizen, the State Jour
nal, and the Iowa Statesman.
(Signed. DRAM FAVILLE.
Pres. of the Board Of Education.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
rue and complete copy of the Act, as this
lay passed by the Board of Education.
8Ie j. L. TUDBY,
4 Sec. pro tenn Of tile Board.
December 18th, 1853.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
To the Western Patrons Of tie Merchant's
Despatch Fast Freiqht Line

! In consequence of the repeated attacks which
have been made on me by Forwarding d Com
mission Merchants of Dubuque, through the
columns Of the Express d Herald, for not deiv-
erlng Freight destined west of Dubuque to them
when the packages We're simply marked to their
care, but not consigned to them on Bill of La
ding, deem it my duty as Agent of, the Mer-
chants Despatch, TO place the matter before our
patrons as 1t really is, and allow them to Judge
for themselves of the business of the course pur-
| sued by me during the last season in regard to
consigned freight | do not deny that have
| repeatedly refused to deliver goods to Dubuque
Commission Merchants, even when the packa-
ges have been so marked, because supposed
that all persons who shipped by our line, did SO
in order to receive their freight promptly and
at the lowest possible rate per hundred pounds,
therefore l have not considered it right that
Freight contracted by us should be subjected to
any extra charges at Dubuque when it could
easily be avoided. Great care has always been
observed to deliver goods gong west to the Du-
buque d. Pacific railroad, at contract rates, col
Letting the same amount of charges Of the Rail.
road that would have been collected of DUBUQUE
Commission Merchants, had the freight been
delivered to them, thereby saving to the owners
OF the freight a commission of from Ten to FiE
teen Cents per Hundred Pounds. which they
would have paid had I delivered the goods as
marked on packages. And further, wish it
distinctly understood by our patrons that it
makes no difference to me, pecuniarily or other
wise, to whom deliver their goods. If have
erred by taking this course, it is because
thought by SO doing was advancing the inter
ests of our patrons If the Western patrons of
the Merchants Despatch wish me to deliver
their goods to Forwarding Merchants in Du-
buque, and thus subject them to the extra
charges, all 1t is necessary for them to do is to
say so, and it shall be done but, they will also
please bear in mind that will deliver them on
board the Dubuque d. Pacific cars at the same
rates. And in conclusion, will say, that if it
is your wish to pay Dubuque Commission
Merchant for shipping your goods, when you
can easily avoid and get along without it, Of
course it is none of my business / have dis
charged my duty to you rs a common carrier.
and it now remains with you to say whether
the course ] have pursued has been right or
wrong.
| remain, gentlemen, h A8
Yours very truly,
G. II. MERRY,
Agt Merchants Despatch
Dunleith, H., Dec. 9th, 1858. (40-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
Refusal of the Governor to call an Eek.
ira Session Of the Legislature.

Ey We find in the extra Des Moines
Statesman. of Dec. 18th, communica-
ton from Gov. LOWE, in reply to the pc
titions and memorials sent to him, re-
questing him to convene the Legislature
in extra session, for the purpose of pass
ing an act granting State Aid to our
R;lilraads -ThA GauA.m1- - e.
cede to the prayer OF the petitioners, and
says, that in consideration of the respect
he entertains for the gentlemen who have
thus petitioned, he is impelled 10 give
his views at length. He says the con
stitulion confers upon him the power of
converting the General Assembly "on
extraordinary occasions" but thinks, af-
ter carefully examining the subject, that
this is not an " extraordinary occasion, .
within the meaning Of the constitution.
tie also says that the extra session would
require considerable outlay of public
money, and believing, as he has the best
of authority for believing, that the Gen
eral Assembly is not prepared to act in
accordance with the prayer of the petit
TONERS, this expenditure would be at the
hazard of that economy in the admins
tration of public affairs which it is his
duty TO observe. He is also satisfied, by
very numerous communications from all
parts of the State, that decided major
ity Of the people are averse to an extra
session, and are rot prepared to approve
the proposed legislation which. taken
with the fact chat the General Assembly
would not regard it as their duty to act
IN the direction proposed, has decided
him to decline calling that body together |
IN anticipation of its regular session.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
That Assessment Matter Again.

RE- Another correspondent of the
Eagle. over the signature of "X," re-
views, in short article in this weeks
paper, cur reply to the queries of Tax
Payer" made two or three weeks ago.
We have prepared reply to *" but
as We last night received the opinion OF
the Attorney General on the School Law,
together with the bill passed by the State
Board of Education legalizing all pro-
ceedings under that law, and as we think
the School Matter the most important, we
throw our own article aside to make room
for it. We do this the more readily, be-
cause we think " KS position transpa-
rently absurd, iuasmuch as he adds up
the aggregate of unavailable delinquent
tax last year, and the estimated unavaila-
BILE delinquent tax of this year, and calls
it the amount of surplus receipts. How
ne can properly call the estimated delin-
quencies of this and the past year sur
plus receipts, unless he knows that the
taxes will all be paid, is beyond our com
hension. If he knoacs that all the delin-
auencies of last year will be paid this
year, and that there will be none of this
years tax unpaid, then his summing up
is correct. If, however, as the county Of
fcials are every day more and more con
yinced, the delinquent tax of last and
this year, at the end of the present fiscal
year, will exceed $4,000, then " X" will
find his surplus receipts reduced tina,
amount. His suggestion that better
policy would have been to create county
Indebtedness, rather than to have assess
ed the requisite revenue to carry on the
county government, might be capital
thing for bankers and note -shavers, but
would be hardly palatable to the mass OF
the people.
We shall take occasion, in our next is
sue, to reply at length to KS" premises
and deductions.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
M. TICKS.

For the Guardian.
Death among the CattIe.---A Cure.
QUAsQUEToS, Dec. Is, '5S.
Mr.. EDIroR Since my last, we have
como to a different conclusion relative to
the cause of death among the cattle. AS
to their dying from eating the pressed
sugar cane stalks, or rust on straw, or
from lice living on wheat and corn. it is
all humbug. Mr.. SwARrzEL, who has
quite number of cattle, informs us he
turned his cattle in among the straw and
rusty or lousy corn stalks, and had lost
none. He tells us farther chat the cause
of death is species of murrain, or over
flowing of the gall. and Inflammation OF
the brain--whole droves being carried of
in few days, in the western part Of Mis-
souri,.
Tar and salt is preventive atincture
OF red cedar berries is certain cure if
applied in time. For further informa-
ton consult MAsoE's FARRIER Book.
Mr.. MORGAN and neighbor, we un-
derstand, have lost head Of cattle. Mr..
SwARrzEL says he examined three of
the bodies, and the cause of death was
evidently an overflow of the gall, and an
of the brain.
Yours, MANQUER.