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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
DIIILIP RAFIM, EAGLE MAcHINEwoRKs
Richmond, Virginia,

DHILIP RAHM. EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills Saw Mills Grist Mills
Large and Small Draining Machines
Pumps, of all sizes and descriptions
shaftings, Couplings, Pulcys Hangers and Rore ~ =,
sizes.
Locomotive, Flues and Cylinder Boilers
shinge Iiath and Planning Machines
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every Dissertation
agent Tor Bergers & Boyle's Machine ground Saws
virginia fenitentary Made Axes-eyery one of which ia
fully guaranteed.
H. M Smiths Celebrated Straw Catter
Machhery has received the highest testimonials piven In
me United States Experienced mechanics will be sent to erect
sell when desired the purchaser
discovering that the article what was represented can
be returned at my expense
ofaers or communications addressed to the UNDERSIGNED
through the Posofice, will meet with prompt attention.
An Illustrated Catalogue containing List of Prices Certia.
cares etc., will be sent by mail postage paid desiring it.
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
&oce in New Orleans. 81 ST. Charles street. oil 2p6al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
WEBSTER & HOLMES.

W 0D0 = GAU " - U11AA lgs
x WEBSTER u HOLMES, WHOLE
~ SALE RETAIL
a. DRUG GISTS
u Chartres, corner CustonIiouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, la,
Invite attention of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters their fine fresh stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES FANCY GOODS, etc.,
for the Fall and Winter trade which warranted pure
and class articles One of the rn having had long expert
Southern cities in filling orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give the satisfaction.
We shall be prepared at NIL times fill orders for large small
amounts. Orders solicited from tho country. All orders with
satisfactory reference attended left In person.
and prices guaranteed ms low other house South We
large quantities Of enc article but will be always
pared 0 fill all demands
Chemicals nll kinds.
Perlmery all kinds.
Fancy Goods, all kinds
Brushes, all kinds.
Cream Tartar
Gum Camphor ".7+
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
Sienna Leaves, Z. I.
EPSON Salts
Glauber Salts .. ...
Sui Soda,
Bicarbonate Soda
Acids, all kinds
Alum whole and ground.
Ammonia Aqua
Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol, 50 and 95 per cent.
Eal.am Copava,
Balsam Fir,
p, ~ 80
-, Luz +ns'' l anu W.
n n"s.
iet'An DARN 'eu.
PERUVIAN BARK, yellow.
Borax, refined. @.r".M
oaiome T. ana w.
Calonel, Eng.
Nitrate OF Silver, pure
Nitrate of Silver crystal.
chloreform,
Gloves
oop1eas,
'ofks Bottle and Vial
suph' Esher.
.h,ofe hther'
spirits Elmer Nitrous.
hA'iacs tot hi'ofins
hS""ets' .ieaieiha Sonu ahc auid
uuheA' assorted
~ isns'a'7' A'S'f'eu
uue,
yum Hi"eie' nus l. una D.
yum aioeS
Gum @nas' H=
antn opium, turkey.
dum Drops assorted
TOPS new crop.
indigo
Ink, Black, assorted sizes
Iron, Preparations Of Iodine.
l-ancets assorted
Li1uorice, Extract.
Logwood, Chip and Ext.
Magnesa, all kinds
Mortars assorted szes.
Nutrlegs,
Paints, dry and In oil.
Oils ESSENTIAL all kinds.
AutsRis whole and pow'd.
Mamma large and small fake.
Morphia, Sui. Acct aud Aug.
ielide Po'aSs, AM FIR. aud Eng.
, rae N, Medicines
Powders Selected. assorted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, F1REwooD

49,. Y. DEMOR UELLE Dealer
Has me oid Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
lame Mhfe and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood ~ w 1i'i''"n ne
Orders from the country promptly and caret lily attend
w" nus ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Yeast Powders.
80 gross small size p. & NJ. YEAST POWDERS.
E. large =. 80. :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

CASHMERE GOAT-THE PROPERTY OF RICH
lsl9 from Turkey in Asia by j. b. Davis, d. Of South
One hundred of these beautiful and animals can now
b seem and are offered for sale Caiope Nay
AIDES and Apollo Streets the Carroton Railroad Deno at
Tivoi Circle. 1p' 9"
All persons interested in the production fine wool are in
Wed to call and these wonderful and animals
whose wool makes the celebrated 5000 shawl worth in
the United States fabulous prices ~ " ~ A
Orders taken to be filed and other States fr .b
present year, and for the year 1860. ' M '10
Call on Aaen Rolf at place above mentioned or W. II T,urr
wend at The City Hotel New Orleans Agents Of r. Peters
Esq, of Atlanta, Ga, s-''
CHAs. A. LABUzAN, Agent
w -, NO Commercial Place.
nstan 6ist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

| NDERSON & BLESSINGS
NEW AND SUP ERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC s. DAGUERREoTYPE
SALOON,
No. 81 Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
NEW ORLEANS,
oPPosITE THE PIcAYUNE OFFICE
c that we removed from 1874 Canal street to the above
named commodous building which we have fitted and fur
nshed in a suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light in the City,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
A SPLENDID PARLoR AND pREssING-RooM
Exclusively for Ladies' and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters
Together the necessary rooms and conveniences for
the execution of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art,
THE SMALLEST LocKET
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Size made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes, untouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Coors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Coors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes, Ambro
types Paintings Drawings etc. finished in any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings in any part of the CITY
taken in all their beauty and perfec
ton
taken of deceased personss part
Of the city.
AMBRoTYPEs taken and improved plan upon mt
tallic plates thereby obviang the danger of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred to Paper or Leather letter sIze
for mailing.
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
Miniatures and Portraits,
Too numerous to enur,erate here
Gallery open free to visitors the entire year. Sundays e..
.epted)
Prices low any similar establishment in the cty.
Perfect satisfaction given all cases. or no charge will be
made.
None but the best Artists employed at this establishment
md the public may safely give US trial.
Constantly on hand
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
Fancy Cases. Fra nes ate
GOLD LoCKETs, PINS AND TRINKETs.
ANDERSON 4 BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp street,
Corner Commercial Place. New Orleans
ANDERSON & BLESSING.
...."............CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
A LBERTsON & NUDGE,

A LBERTsON & NUDGE,
AGENTS SALE Or
P 7 AND STATION VARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING.
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation mas.
Also, Agents for the sale Of
cLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER co77og GINS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Whisky.
Superior Old BOURBON years old;
Old Virginia RYE years old;
MONONGAHELA,
RECTIFIED and RAW
MThe attention of Merchants and Planters is invited t bo
list of GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES which
will be above and at fair prices and
ACCOMMODATING TERMS dill If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Beef Tongues.
II boxes Extra BEEF TONGUES.

Beef.
% hf. bhls, Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
30 F. NJ. BEEF;
% or :. -. :. 4...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

BYAS,
ALLS0P'S,
JEFFREYS,
HIBBERTS,
BARCLAY PERKINS,
YOUNGER Il SONS,
MARZETTrS etc. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Nails.
$50 kegs Old Colony NAILS, various sizes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
The Abolition Leader.

There is no doubt that "old Brown pos
sesseS the GOODNESS and Sagacity which were
accorded to him by Governor Wise, and the
additional one of being the most untruthtuI
man that ever lived. If he hal himself pre-
pared the interrogatiuns which We publish in
another column, his answers could not have
been more adroit nor better calculated Il
promote his cause. enlist the sympathy OF his
friends, aud excite in the minds ui even his
enemies. the sort OF respect which Is Away
felt for holiness and nerve. The personal
examination by the Governor Of Brown was
proper and pertinent, though it is to be re,
GREETED that his Excelency could not have
been permitted to conduct that investigation
without the publicity which has been given
to it. But the promiScuous qnestIonngs to
which we refer, the interrogatories OF by
standers," which, though not 40 intended,
were admirably adapted to give the crafty
old insurrectionist fine opportunity to say
Just what he desired, and Of which he avail,
ed himself in the most prompt and skilltul
manner; and, finally. his speech to the re-
porters-or rather to the South and the
world-were all performances, which, con-
siderng the inevitable publicity that must
enSue, were Of very questionable discreet,
ness and propriety. The great Founder OF
Christianity eniuined his apostles: .Be ye
wise as serpents and harmless as doves
John Brown seems to have appropriated the
first part of this injunction, and some OF
his interrogators the last. 1t is lawful to
learn from an enemy. and little of old
Browns shrewdness and reticence would not
be amiss in those who have intercourse with
him. On the whole, he is about the most
cunning, as we'll US fearless, old fox OF the
abolition pack, and that is saying good deal
for him.-Rich. DiSpu'ch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Nor SLAVE lSSrRREcTIoN.-Ihe recent
outbreak at Harper's Ferry was, in no sense.
an insurrectioa' The slaves had no part
nor lot in the matter, except IN 80 tar a
some of them were t.rGeI 70 take part bv the
menaces of "old Brown" and the fourteen
white men under his command. There were
FIVE free negroes engaged in the affair, INIT
nat sinyis siare!' And even the free ne
groes thus engaged were not Virginia free
negroes-that is, MT residents Of this State
but residents Of the Northern States. whom
Brown brought along with him 70 aid him IN
his ianaticil and dabolicaI scheme.
We repeat that the affair at llarper's Fer
~ was not an insurrection At all--!hat the
slaves had nothing 70 d. with it-that, on
the contrary, the slaves themselves We're ter
rhed and panic stricken by the audacIous
invasion of the Abolition consplrat"rs. We
desire tho Northern people--especially the
Northern Abol!tioIsts, WHO pirate about thr
oppression anu discomfort OF Southern slaves
to remember the striking and significant
iact thai rhe slayes were not participants III
the late affair, and that the affair itssii WAS,
therefore, not a siare insurrection, IN any
sense or 10 any extent, but pure and ab,o-
lutte conspiracy and invasion on the part OF
Northern Abolitionists alone.-Rtch. Uhty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
ALEXANDRIA,:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1859.

The Hsrper's Ferry Rebellion continues to
occupy much Of the space and attention Of
al the public journals in the country-and,
indeed, is a subject of absorbing interest,"
We are pleased to notice the tone Of the
Conservative presses Of the North; and the
press in the South has, also, honorably dis
tinguished itself, generally, for moderation,
under great provocation. We are in hopes,
that 20 far as this matter is used politica'ly it
may assist in utterly breaking up and de-
stroying what is called the Republican"
party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
Ernm California. &c. &c.

New YORK, Oct 24.-The steamer Baltic
arrived this evening, bringing California
dates to the 5th She brings 81 ,SO0,OO in
specie.
The Battles mails and passengers have
made the trip from San Francisco in ~ days
and hours The Golden Gate connected
with the Baltic, and left at the same time
with mails for California.
The Golden Age, with General Scott on
board sailed from Acapulco, on the 9th.
All well
The frigate Roanoke left Aspnwall for
Greytown, on the l1th The sloup Preble
sailed on the 10th The store-ship Relief
was in port on the 18th. when the Baltic left.
CALIroRNIA.-James NJ Crane had died
Of apoplexy.
Colonel Washington, collector of San
Francisco, had entered the field for l. >.
Senatorship.
Adyices from San Bernardine report Sc
rious row between the Mormons and IDENTIFIES,
in which several persons were wounded, but
none dangerously.
Victoria dates TO 9th ult. had been re-
ceiyed. There were no new developments
in the San Juan affair.
The steamship Washington was sold at u
marshaps sale at San Francisco, for $4,000.
Can't. Porter, of the L. ). ship st. Mary's,
had made an authorized protest against Cap
tain Stones expulsion from Sonora. and de-
clared his intention to use any force necessa-
~ for his protection.
An outbreak had occurred in the Califor-
MIA State prison, which WAS suppressed after
three men had been killed and twelve wound
ed, including one Of the oyerseers.
The schooner Bolmas, lying at Quarry
Point, was the scene of the affair, $50 con-
vcts having attempted to escape with her.
Salt Lake adyiccs had been received 10 the
DIST ult. Carpenter, prominent merchant,
had been killed by the Danites. Rumor
said that several parties OF emlgrants had
been plundered by Indians on the northern
route, and several killed.
San Juan advices say that notice was pos
ted on the wharf that the United States rev.
anue laws are in force in all the islands east
Of Haro channel, and property or vessels
landing will be seized and conhscated if the
laws are not complied with. A vessel which
landed liquor had been confscated, and the
owner fined $500, and sentenced to one year 8
Imprisonment ;,
The San Francisco markets were dull and
without improvement Money was unusual
ly stringent.
Central AnEVlcA-rh frigate Saranae
left Panama, On the 9th, to protect the
transit route.
The revolution in the Stats Of Bolivar at'
| tracted attention. Advicss represent the ma
tional government as declared in state Of
siege. Rumor said the government forces were
defeated at Mompias, with loss Of sixty kill
ed and two hundred prisoners aud that the
reyolutioE lists had taken up strong position
to prevent forces from descending the river.
Minister Jones had presented his creden-
tials TO Costa Rica. Minister nimitry had
reached San Jose, Guatemala. The British
boundary treaty had been ratified.
Valparaiso dates had been received to the
18th ult. An expedition Of 2,En men was
preparing to chastise the Arancamen IN
dams. who we're in entire possession OF the
Island. Forces to act against Ecuador were
embarking ut CalIso. President Robies had
left the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Il was considered . great achievement to
make hot cir act as motive povsr: but a
still greater one has just been noted. Com
nrssssd cold air is now used in New York
20 ct in motion some twenty sewing ma
nhineo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

THE MANUFACTusER oF PIkE>. ANON
the other epistles found in the pg.,",', 80 =
the insurgent leader. Brown, was l'''''
from Charles Blair, CollinsylIlc. Connection.
who seems "a have been the manuiar'"f''
of the pixies intended for distribution a'n'hS
the negroes. These pixies were is,''r" hi"
dred in number, and might have prove!
very formidable weapon even IL hands r,l'''"
" unaccustomed u weapons 81 war.
pixies are said 10 have been mai" ~ . "''A
maplike manner, and some II them = wv
been finished in quito handsome style u i,
not probable that the manufacturer % M
murderous instruments was ,snorant % ~
purpose for which they were % b" u-el
Al all events, he should be brought u U'',
tur his participation in this trensnn"h' =. ~.
murderous conspiracy against the ",''
States and Virginia, - much a u ~ w.
bpeD found using, IN oar own STAR ~
weapons he had manufactured. linen. ''-
HUANOS-
VI $50 bsgs RetiieweIl's Manipulated
iy3 bbI, A. A. Mexican. very superior 20
schr. Susquehauua, for .ale LS eo>
oct 10 NM. II. FOWLE sVS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The November number of Harper's Mag
asins. just published, closes the nineteenth
soisne Of that popular periodical. Its sue
Ssss has been unprecedented and its pros
esess for the future are more cheering tnaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Volunteer military companies are form
ing in different sections Of the State-espe-
cially in the quarter lately threatened by
the fanatic Brown, and his associates. Vol
unteer companies ought to be encouraged
and sustained in every county, town, and
city Of the State. They are, in truth, 1.-The
cheap defence Of the commonwealth"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that pallt-
ical abolition preacher in Northern Ohio,
who entertains his pious flock every Sunday
morning with piteous account of the cruel
ties INFLICTED by Southern masters on their
slaves, was lately nnsq fire dollars for inhu-
manly whipping little orphan boy he had
taken from New York to raise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

William C. Jones, promising young citi-
ZEN Of Spotsylvania County, Va, who had
Won literary distinction at the University of
Virginia and Columbian College, committed
suicide on the 18th inst, by shooting him
self. The net was the result Of IAN affair Of
the heart"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

A number Of the papers brought from the
Insurgents camp at Harper's Ferry are pub
lished in the Constitution" Some Of them
are signed John Smith, in the handwriting of
one of the sons Of Ossawottomie Brown, and
endorsed by the latter. The documents show
that tho conspiracy extended throughout
portions Of Ohio, New York, New England
and some towns in Pennsylvania. One let
tor says:-"Our hands 50 far are coming for
ward probably better than ! expected, as we
have called upon them" The papers give
the number of pick-axes, shovels, and arti-
cles Of personal comfort, together with the
bills for the same, while others ask for mo-
nsy, &c. +. b. s., of Concord, subscrlbes
SIS. One letter is dated October lst III
which the writer remarks: "Iie was in Ash
tsbula county, and met with some success.
Our old friend, j. K. c." he says, "took
stock to the amount of 49," !!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The Fair which terminated at Lynchburg,
on Friday last, was one Of the most success
fal Agricultural Exhibitions eyer witnessed
in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Com. Gabriel G. Williamson, Of the U. ).
steamer Fulton, who died at Warrington,
Florida. on the 10th inst. was native OF
Norfolk, Va. and about So years Of age.
He fell victim to yellow fever, under which
hs was suffering. when his vessel was driven
ashore about month ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The steam plough is not to be in Rich'
mond after all. Mr.. Fawkes writes to the
Central Agricultural Society that he could
neither get the steam packets nor sail yes
sells to convey it. and that he could not get
Il there in time by Railroad, as it would be
necessary to make six re-shipments between
New York and Richmond. II is certainly
to bs regretted, as the steam Plough was TO
be the feature of the Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The Indian girls at the Usage mission
school have deputed the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs to he the bearer of present
10 the President Of the United States The
memento consists of couple of purses OF
silk and buckskin, beautifully worked in
beads. The package is inscribed IN the
handwriting Of Victoria White Hair, one OF
the Indian girls, from the Usage girls to
the Great Father"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

The idea Of making India to assist or to
take the place Of the United States in fur
nishing cotton for the Lancashire mills. still
occupies the attention of British manuiac-
turers. The Cotton Supply Association of
Manchester has lately had the subject under
discussion, during which it was stated that
the rate Of wages in India is such that it
would be impossible for an Englishman to
live on them, and that it was TO native labor
directed and elevated by English superin-
tendence, that the manufacturers must look
for the future prosperity Of the country in
that respect. The prospeetoirisaIling Amer
ica in the quantity and quality Of cotton, is
stiil distant, for American enterprise is slim
ulalated by opposition.