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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

The BEST OF SHIRTS AND INCEST OF CLOTHING.
ente of Mr. Charles Leighton, of the long
and widely known Premium Shirt Depot" Of ST..
Charles and Canal fact of general notoriey that
for fifteen the premium shirts of this manufacture
have sustained the high reputation that their excellence of
make finish secured for them They made in
the popetors mandatory and as he has to pay no
temediate profit sell very excellent and high
priced of compared with what
is dealers who cannot afford to mpete with
him they such facilities Of supply at
The clothing stock OF Mr. leighton is large and the
goods fashionably and lasnsy made of material Call
aud examine, if you wa at under and outer clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

A LYNcHING AFFAIR AT PIXIES PEAK-Under
date Of September 9th Denver City correspondent
Of the ST. Louis Republican gives the following par
tculars Of ynching affair at Golden City, an en-
bryo town on Clear Creek, of which we had some
account few days ago:
1t appears that an individual known under the
name Of Hanover, native Of Kentucky, ex.follower
Of Walker through the different Central American
campaigns and relative it is said of family Of high
social position in the capital of your Statehad COM
menced in the afternoon of that day. threatening the
lives Of the citizens Of Golden City generally by
firing his revolver at them at random while under the
influence of liquor. He was generally known as
degraded and desperate character, gambling being
his sole VOCATION and succeeded in exercising sort
of terrorism for short time almost the entire
community. Men, women and children fled whenever
the brutalized desperate turned his steps towards
them. He had INDUCED in the dangerous pastime Of
making targets out Of a number of both males and
females, for some time, when his conduct finally
aroused the more courageous OF the citizens caused
them to arm themselves with rifles and force the
bully to seek refuge from their shots in an open loQ
cabin which was partly used sort Of store house.
| The building was speedily inclosed by armed men,
to prevent the escape Of the aspirant to the gaows
court, consisting OF the people Of the town gene
rally, was then convened, and the most proper way
of Kidding the community Of the former, and after
protraced discussion, it was finally resolved without
a dissenting vote, to hang the wretch. The latter
had discovered, during the proceedings Of the PEG
| pies court, some kind of vessel containing 8
quantity Of peach brandy, and had guped down some
three quarts Of it when the committee Of execution
appeared to take charge of bis body. The enormou.
| stnpefaction from which the doomed man did MOI
wake before his earthly career forcbly ended BY
dnt Of rope and branch of tree. This lynch
affair has produced great sensation throughout the
country. Some approve and others denounce the
action Of the people of Golden City not warranted
| by the case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1853.

To Moses Thompson present
Dear sir-Eaving been engaged Dr. kitredge planta
on fall Of 1883 where there vas one OF your furnaces
in full operation having engaged other plantations
within the past four which the furnaces Of Mr. still
man and Messrs Hager Allyn used consider have
had fair opportunity of judging of the comparative merits OF
each furnaces have no hesitation in saying your fur
mace has done work than either Of the other fur
naces With the quantity of Bagsse produces more
furnishes than thought
capable producing and with the formation of but
little clinker. feel confident In saying thai believe that
with your furnace applied keux apparatus, and With
sufficient supply Of boilers will consume The Bsgsase
from 20 hhds sugar twenty hours. and will fur
nish ali Of the 9ured with six eight cords Of wood
In twenty make the above number Of hhd
hours therefore take pleasure IN expressing
ali my arm conviction tn furnace Is the best have
aeen In use and a who desire to convert
the Bsxesse into useful fuel.
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
OvyIcK or THE STATE AssAYEK, J
Is Boylsten street, Boston, Mass,

BAN. COOPER.
oyTIcK or THE STATE AssAYxx2
Is Boysen street, Boston, Mass
kG... IhenPis. E examine. fl. n..n. ,,,, h.
been haze psds myself Nth tn.
TSsn,.non and application beth novel ..m,
before having Al been based other principles II
chemical reactions which veil known hemss been
sg partly Of the did,
ing for consuming recently expressed
saS III hia, q Il.
rsd and ns under e have
Inventions and the great practical Of spp
While chemical engineers been slowly advancing
views Of probable gain Of hest giving from burning vet
equal bulk Of we. fuel would Afford as much hea. AZ The same
bulk Of the same fus in dry state by means of your In
Some substitutes for yonr have adopted which
tegen person acauanted with your claims
ais Ia # 'front.' % Ct PPsd
Of utilizing the heat from wet fuel and affords me pleasure To-
by others are on
TO The sugar interest Of our Southern the economical
Of invention has high value Knowing per
sugar there under The led to ne
sss sy s
With high 1siRas..1 4. HAYES, MD.
Assayer OF Massachusetts and Consulting Chem
After having obtained decree In my favor from the highest
authority which could make Grst appeal agnn
tilted the furnaces Or pay fo, ho.s which
had bees and made an effort At an
with several failing which my only mantain my
patent Suits accordingly Instituted !. March 1858 and
Circuit Court in session Ny opponents ye5s not ready
in 1855 was again poned until the 18th day
HIM .5is sssa = n
have been, viii ready for it monent and do
fear the result The planting community draw its
conclusion from this Of facts prepared
into for the erection of my furnaces
confident In assuring the planters that results will be
produced from the baRass be obtained from
equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
As know Of mode of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam, that will infringe my patent
and wishing to avoid litigation again caution the planters
with those parties whose infringe
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed In
peaceable possession by good city guarantee.
MOSES THOMPSON.
We to contract for the erection of furnaces
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Messrs Hayes Sanders
Co, spearng Co. and James NJ Putnam, are agent.
Communications concerning this business addressed to
Thompson Co., Box 68, Post Office, New Orleans will
meet with prompt attention.
Agen-Messrs. Hayes Sanders Co. spesrng Co., James
N. Putnam. myl3 lsw4mdW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

MODERN REFoRxERs IN CounGIL.-A dispatch of
the 18th from Buffalo says :.
convention Of selfstyled reformszs has been ~
ting in this city for two days past comprising the
leading aboonists, spiritualists free lovers inds
fanatics, and women's rights men and women 81 ~
country They have been assiduously searching foe
the origin Of evil and its cure, willis their speeches
for the most part have been disgusting and blasphs
nous.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

the robbery Of the Overland Mail, and perhaps the
massacre Of conductor, driver and passengers Such
40 event is likely to take place any day 10 the week,
and there Is no force keTe to check the Indians or
punish them. There ia large amount Of travel over
the Overland Mail at this time, and loud and deep
are the complaints that nothing be got ct to eat
a. SPOUT one half the stations There il no excuse,
.. this late period Of the companys existence and
operation, for such . state OF things. Greeley and
nls party are expected from California by the next
Ige, On sneir way East Col. Gray, having finished
sutseyng ior ne Sonora Exploring and Mining Com
pany; eaves this day for the Pimos villages, 70 run
~. t1s which Congress proposes TO allow
Silver mining 10 looking up. The New York and
Compare company are erecting furnaces, and win
Your correspondent having remained heya ,onv
enough to see bis course in reference 10 The ovsaniz
tion of Territory completely vndicased and aSonted
by the people, will leave for the States in ~ dsya
on business connected with the mining Interests.
P. S-Information has Just come in from Arivaea
Rancho that, last night six horses, belonging 10 en-
ployes, were stolen by the Apaches. The trail was
followed, yesterday, until an Indian campfire was
discovered near which was the remnant OF one OF ts
horses-the Apaches having had feast OF roasted
horse meat. Every day brings some new Indian de
probation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

LENDING BooKs.-Charles Lamb, tired of lending
his books, threatened to chain Wordworths poems to
his shelves, adding, " For of those who borrow some
read slow some mean to read, but don't read and
some neither read or mean to read, but borrow to
leave you an opinion of their sagacty. I must do
my money borrowing friends the Justice to say that
there is nothing of this caprice or wantonness of
alienation in them. When they borrow my money,
they never fail to make use of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

DAMAGED O1L.-There have been many specula.
tions in oil saved at the late fire. and numerous large
value of the article for any practical purposes We
have seen private letter from an experienced oil
worker in Boston, and it appears that the damaged
oil does not work, and is as black as ink" The
gentleman to whom the letter was addressed was
cautioned not to purchase any more at any price.
New Bedford Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

HAVANA CIGARS AND HoNEY.-Mr. Jos. W. La
horde Laborde Xques 80 New Lsvee street.
offer very large Ct Havana CIGARS the
comprising many favote brands He also has for sale
honey AID offers sight exchange Havana in
purchasers which he always supply See Mr. Laborde
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
FINE REs1pEScE TOR SALE Or RENr.-Who

A FINE RESIDENCE TOR SALE or RENT.-Whoever
to set up housekeeping in style unsurpassed or to
make fine investment should inquire the terms of Mr. B. Ro
rgues who oilers sale his elegant family mansion
Espanade street, which is costly and handsome erection
with all the modern many and spacious apart
men commodous grounds and everything TO render it der
to family who wish to live large SCALE There will
be better chance securing ready made home and
reapng all fruits of cultivated taste and experience
adjoining and beauiyug residence We refer to adver
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

CREDIT SALE.-We call the attention of the trade
the sales of clothing Shoes take place this day
at O'Clock NJ at Blachs Lsaumonts auctoa rooms No.
Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
ant, -
JOHN l.. WHITE,
SITR TRUFANT.
Elm HALL, January 70, 1859.

To Nc SEES Thompson, Esq
have you know had Of Bagasse FErnaces IN
operation during the rolling and am now glad Of the
opportunity saying it has performed equal to my san
guine expectations.
consider capable Of ehectng perfect combustion
and production OF heat and stesn
than furnace have known i viii burn the nagahse from
proportional due supply Of boiler be givento use the
hea fast made
From my present experience, clearly OF the opinion
other Of furnace nj all compare In emcehcy
with yours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
TORNADO IN SOUTH CARoaINA. The Sumte
Watchman of the 10th saws !;

TORNADO IN SOUTH CAReAINA. The Sumter
Waterman of the 10th says ::
The upper portion Of Sumter District was visited
on Friday last by tornado unequaled probably in
severity by anything of the sort that has tran
spred in this section. The wellremembered vista
ton of like character, in the fall of 1852, during
which the Rev. Mr.. Elliott was killed, while travel.
ing in his buggy, has, from the information before
u.s. been surpassed in severity by that of which We
There seems to have beer. whrlwind, narrow in
limit, but like fell monster of unearthly power,
with thousand iron arms, sweeping down every
thing before it. It seems to have sprung into exist
ence not great distance from the plantation of COL
j. =. Rembert, to whose premises more damage was
done than to any other of which we have learned.
His large dwelling was unroofed, and part Of the
The out-buildings in the immediate vicinity were
nearly all demolished, the earragehouse totally de-
stroyed, and the carriage shivered and broken to
pieces, and scattered about. The gin house also
bearing some resemblance to fall of snow Several
shingles, with cotton elingng to them, and believed
to have been taken from the roof Of the Clubhouse
4 were picked up about i've miles from the scene, in
| the track of the whiriwind.
After leaving the plantation of Col. Rembert, the
tornado seems to have somewhat changed its course
and sped its Terrible way in the direction of Bishop
vile. Several plantations narrowly escaped its pas
sage The premises of Mr. Tbos. Frazer and Mr.. Hardy
Stuckey were taken in its course, and more or less
| injured by damage to houses, throwing down oil
chimneys, etc. A friend who visited point Of the
track OF the whirwind describes the scene as some
| what resembling the cutting of a new road through
the forest. Pine trees of ordinary size in
two or broken of as entirely and smoothly though
done by an edged implement. We have not space II
| this hurried article to dwell more infinitely upon THU
terrific visitation In the immediate vicinity of thu
| whirlwind no unusual wind was experienced. Al
this place, although the clouds presented an angry
appearance and were Of quick passage, bringing &C
casiona gusts of wind and RAIN nothing like storm
/ occurred.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

The magnificent steamer Imperial does not return
to this port during low water. Memphis paper
says she goes into the trade OF that place and New
Orleans, when her present trip is accomplished
TSt. Louis Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

SPIRITS TuRPENTINE, RosIN, CASTOR AND LINsRED
OIL CAsrHENE SPIRIT GAs-we direct the attention Of
the trade The of Mr. E. Bessey
street. who offers for sale the above articles quantity The
grade and quality Of this insmmabs merchandise is AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

VULcAN1zBD RUBBER Betting, HOSE, ETC.-Com.
panies dealers desiring the best qualities of vulcanzd rub
Der bsng packing hose other goods in that line will do
well to remember Messs Bamhil Campbell, No. 1870 VIII
liam street, New York agents of the Boston Betting Company
Sec advertisement In New York column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

1sJUscuos DrsrED-A dispatch q tle 2oth hon
Boston says: ss
msnopolsts against the Amerioan Telegraph Con
pany, praying, in substance, that the later ny s.
compelled to forward the speculat0n' report II ~
European news in advance Of the repsss % In A.
sociated Press, the Judge this morning refussd q
grant the notion but permitted the speculators Is!
proceed, they pleased % in ordinary causes Of bis
In equity. l@sza
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

COPPER, SHEATHING METAL, ETC.-Messrs. Hobart
Foster l02 Grsvier street. corner Of ST. Charles the
Taunton Copper Company well known for the
excee manufactures and offer for sale brakers'
roofing copper, yellow sheathns metal yellow metal nails
yellow metal bolts splkes, all of which advised
that they prepared give advantageous We ask
attention to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

The SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPosIToRy.-Tbis, one
OF threat features Of New York entitled visit all
planters aud dealers who may the great
The stock of carriages aud other vehicles
Of the greatest the continent
WIN. L. Mcdonald. in our New York column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

BARGAINS IN ANTHRACITE Coal Now is the
time lay your Spencer Field Co., corner of
Camp and Girod Streets offer to deliver tho quality at
30 tun till the 18th proximo This cheap and worth
looking to. See ad advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

CAPT. J. K. DUNCAN. WIZ P. DUNCAN. LIZA
civil ENGINEERING+J. K, DUNCAN 4 co.,
Civil Enginests Surveyors, Architects and Superintendent
Mes 1871 COMMON STREET, and
fsz4Iy AZ eARONREIslT STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

"FoUR ACES" FLoUR.-Those who have not
should this excellent brand of -four which those have
assert to be of superior quality is sold by
Bu whsey srocers 80 and 50 New Levee. whose adver
iiseun nj a..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-A child about seven years
old attempted suicide in Jersey City few days ago
by cutting his throat with knife and succeeded in
inflictng dangerous wound. Tbs child was par.
TALLY insane from injuries received some time ago by
fall, and has made several attempts ct setdestruc-
ton. s7 4s4gf ss-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

CARPET SToRE.-We ask attention to the adver-
tisemep of Mr. George Nane O Canal street. who has in
very extensive Of all goods usually found in carpet
store and everywhere by long shot The
pengs range through the grades from costly and splendid
to cheap quiet durable the is complete
that all tastes and suited and only carpet
ings but mangs oil Cloths curtain materials window
ate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

The coolest thing out is the absurd attempt of the
Organ,r and some of the lesser stars, to humph
down with affected contempt candidates, because
forsooth, most of them are the nominees of such q
small gathering of convention" and the balance
appointed by the State Committee. Admitting that
it was small gathering we defy any one to prove
that any but the purest motives prompted any man
that composed it. What contrast to the gigantic
swindle that was perpetrated by the immense mass
dubbed " Democratic State Convention which
lately assembled in Baton Rouge. Then there were
representatives from all parts Of the State gathered
together in the rough ~ to be smoothly moulded by
the slippery palm Of the Earl of Houmas Laugh
| away, gentlemen! Wells was never known to walk
more trouble than you ever had before in keeping
your split ranks together, then we shall be mis-
taken than we ever expect to be. [Baton Rouge
Sugar Planter, oath.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

DOUGLAS AT COLUMBUS, OHIo.-Judge Douglas,
in bis speech at Columbus the other day, told the
people of Ohio very plainly what he thought should
be done with them If they interfered with the rights
of the citizens of neighhorng State. He said
+" When travel, and stop and spend day with you
as on this occasion, if do not like your laws, hope
will have the good to keep it to myself, and
mind my own business-[l laughter and applause]-
and If you should find any citizen OF Illinois coming
here, into Ohio and telling you that your laws do not
suit him. all you have to do is to tell him that you
did not make them for him-[great laughterl-that
you made them for yourselves, and they suit you !;
and if he does not like them, he continue to live
on the other side of the Wabash. So it should be
who gave you the land where you now live, and
where that magnificent temple Of liberty has been
erected (pointDg to the State capitol and who you
ought to respect should send her citizens here to tell
you that she does not like your laws, answer that
your veneraton cannot protect her impudence in in
terfering with your rights of seltgoverument Zap
plause] If you go to Virginia, to steal her
groes, trust she will catch you and put you in Jail
with other thieves. Laughter and applause If
the Ohio river, and mind your own business. If this
principle is observed, there will be peace and har-
mony among all the different States Of the Union"
Right sensible and patriotic views. There is all to
approve and nothing to condemn in them. If Doug
las ideas were only carried out peace and harmony
would be restored between the sections, and might
proceed prospereusy together working out magni.
fcant destinv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

SECOND WARD AMERICAN CLuB.-Notice is pub.
lshd that meetings of the Second Ward
be held at the club No. New Basin street, every Saur
dny evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

PLANTATION AND OTHER CLOTHING-lt Is hardly
readers in and country that Ma
lard Co Old Lsves Streets have in
all open ready their usual full rush of custom
ceedngy large stock Of outer under cloth
ing plantation clothing for both sexes made Of
desirable stuhs Planters, commission and country
should certainly inspect the goods Of Maard Co.
have wants to supply and orders bills M They
will certainly learn that they great advantage See
adv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

The Eaton Rouge Sugar Planter Or Hatssaky IN q
Quite % excitement has been raised Il ~ sbovs
bfoly Landing ~ consequence Of bydropkoecD1uSioR
seized large nnnhW Of ths canine species. 49,
Der OF children hays been bisten-s6me of theH =.
ve1ely. An indiseftmisate slaughter hes bsn Co.
menced upon al dog whcss 0wDsss ttiuk ttaUlo0
worthless 70 I've up. Ibh b Sn1heF lsts n ~ -
for such ebulotions Of eaains -T1., 3
The Lafayette Unios u est.rssy -. Stss
Heavy showers ell lsse Dundey, - 1890
Temperature hiss been sevssA dse5ess 49, 49, =
was in the early part Of this nent6, wAun ~ ~
was insudersbly hot. The nights ~ Ys1tsIG6S1Sy
cool and autsmn.ltke. Tbs crops e1cepe II at04j9s
calities, barely promise an average yield.
The Covingson Wanderer Of eaesfdsy ~ ~ ~
following:
The weather FOR some time pest has bcen - vnsje-
gated - the rainbow. First COMES sain !; sscoud
comes sunshine, 10 hot that ft nniDde you of DE-
middle Of August third comes The boseal WIN III
~ beauty soaring people o0t OF their Wiz osslhy
comes storm doing no injury, however - ~ euaJd
saIh and hithly, that storm drove at least one
montn In Advaace Of the season. Wednesday and
lnursday were decidedly cool. Fire asd 0vercoats
we're tne order Of the day for Wednesday, ard over.
eoa,s ana hre tot Thursday. The womeD Haks kept
IN tne moose on Wednesday and the house tepS them
10 on Thursday. There was no frost on "Wednesday
morning 6ut on Thursday mosnfne Il csrue % pear &
toas we od Mt Know any Naaon Why there wseint nv
The health OF Coyngton and nejshboFhood d eood.
On bonfouca We hear of gTeat deal a sieInea-
sixty cases reported e being Id flaf neIshfnvlr,d
The disease reported h fever, but WIT ~ r -
| stated. 5Fzss - -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

SOUTHERN CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENT.-Itis need
less that should length upon char
acte Of the stock of furnishing geods and clothing
sale the Southern Clothing Establishment L.
Lyons, Nos 49, % and 80 ST. Charles street, public
sufficiently posted topic Of such intsreso all
portion Of which has sexual right breechea The
assortment is in fact actually tremendous the being
of the largest the country chnck full Of
men which be required for covering person Of
darkey labore city gentleman, dandy, bank pres
dent, nice little school strong working Tho
stock Of under clothing In all etAs fancy ard
staple furnishings Of fine quality the being excel
lently we'll made Of new, fresh material