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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04
FOR RENT.

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and New Levee though to Fulton
~ Now occup ed by the subscriber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04

a9rCrescent Lodge No. 9, I. o. .. r., NEE q
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING 10 Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Fellows Hall, at X o'clock. Onacers-
s L. BUTLER N g.
GEO. r. SEARS, v. q.
PETER WILLIAMS. Recording Secretary.
L. N. JAHAk, Permanent Secretary.
O. n. WILCOX, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges aternay invited to attend
iylq IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04

Stocks of Merchandise Buildings Furniture Manufacturing
Establishments Freight Lss etc. covered against loss
damage by Fire and the Perils of Navigation.
POLICIES issued In and Of this CITY, of 20
per cent made In cash.
POLICIES issued for the country. without the country
tl8use.
Policies MARINE and RIVER, issued in and of this
CITY, Merchandise and Cotton and unconditional
turn of 20 per cent made settlement the FIRST Of each
month.
The CAPITAL of the above Companies is all ped up in
CASH. with large surplus
All losses adjusted promptly paid in this CITY, CASH.
The best of references given in this city app
cation at the Office.
P. FAIRCHILD Agent,
jell 3m l9St Charles street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

BRANpRETH's PILLS HAVE Nc ACTION SAVE
IMPURITIES Young people cannot, but
dle-agcd and old reopl, can appreciate that
lidine which being used in sickness, acts
W upon the cause of the disease. Around
~ organ affected, there the medicine pene-
tiatcs, removing impurities, preventing all
settleing Of the humors into ulcers, swcllings
or tumors. In heart affections, in Epilepsy, in
in Pleurisy, in Sore Threats, and affections Of
the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief ;
and perseverance, will be sure to cure Maladies
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this SO wonderful =? Behold the reason Bran
drethrs Pisl purify the blood they have no
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc cnt medicine, which never weakensi but
always strengthens firstly, BY taking out Of
the body these matters which held, as 1t were
the life prineP pie in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood
Soldat DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office. No 2e4
Canal-st, New York, and by respectable dealers
in medicines. oc1l dtnovll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

fhusss1n psesss anplaia thu yoae mea
ere slaal Dstissly lsesisg Il greeG nsnbers
Tor he United Staasay 70 svoid military -.
viea. LII
TN report OF the attack upon Browne
ia, Texas, BY . Mexican banditti, has
a eon6rned, and further trouble 10 fear.
on. Samuel A. Smith. Of Tenn, hae ae-
ed the appointment of Commissioner Of
general Land Office. recently rendered
hi,I y the President.
Hon. james Knox. late Member Of Con
grees from Illinois. having become blind,
has sailed for Europe, there to have an OPP
GRAFTON performed on his eyes.
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
adverse to Harbach. who lays claim TO .
portion Of Omaha City. in Nebraska. The
Secretary decides that the land in question,
being within an incorporated town, is not
subject to presumption, nor are the authori-
ties Of Omaha entitled to it. but that it can
only be disposed Of At public sale.
The Masonic fraternity contemplate the
asia blishment of q Home in this country,
for the support and education of the orphans
of deceased Masons. At the recent General
Convention Of the order in this city. the
plan Vas presented and favorably consider,
ed. The proposition was to raise 500 600
which should constitu permanent fund
the revenue Of which is to be applied t.
the object named Chicago journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

A splendid view II Mount Vernon, which exc Is
any engraving Of tho place we have before seen -
Southern Argus, Va.
II pronounced to be BY far the mott truthful and
strik ng representation OF Mount Vernon that has
been presented 10 the poblic. II is executed In oil
coiors, after IN English style Of printing KNOWN 1t
Is said only TO one man in this country, and meyer
before attempted -NortoK Day Book. Va.
We hope Il may adorn the walls % each domicil
10 the land, and as II unolds 70 the eye cosrcct
likeness Of Washingten's home awaken fresh love
for hts memory, his virtues ard his countsy.-A.
Holly Herald, N. j
1t viii maze beautiful OF nament for the psrlor.
Petersburg Erpycss, Pa.
1t 10 . beautiful view o. Mount Vernon II has the
appearance Of an effective Wster ColCr Drawing,
and ~ould richly adorn pArlor. Forney's Daily
Iress.
1t is cheap at donble the money linton, Plain
rad, N. j.
It IL decidedly the best one In exs.ence.-- P01f
Citation fOhio) Democrat.
The tintS very brilliant, end the picture is not
only striking one, bet must become popular -
sunday NspGfch
The subscribers have Just issued 4 picture Of
MOUNT VERNON. printed in FIFTEEN oILCOL-
OR5, by new and improved Pre- cess, ty which pic
be farnishcd nfty cents The sig, Of our enRra-
wing is IS BY 20 inches, super calendered heavy
plate paper.
We have also inst published view Of the Capt
tol 1t washing, In the same style NJ. Vernon
Price FIFTY Cents, postage PAID TO any part Of tine
United States. J. II. BRYAN h Co,
liz South Third street. Phfa fephia.
70 Agents wanted In very County through out
the Union Send and got copy. OCT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

Democracy should be "UDion, Con.
cession and Compromise" What mat
tiers it whether A. B. or C. fills the ex-
ecutive chair, il the principles and
measures Of the Democracy be kept
intact and in full force. Liberty, j.
this country, is the offspring Of Dcn-
ocracy. From infancy to full stature
it has been cared for and nurturcd by
that watchful parent. Its continued
existence depends upon the preserva-
ton of the Union, and the Union is
dependent upon the future trinmphs
of the Democracy Shall We then
prove recreant to every obligation
which patriotism imposes upon us,
and permit little petty jealousies and
strifes 10 destr.J ous c'ric'cncy to save
the institutions OF our Country from
the grasp of sectionalism! II we do
we are unworthy of the name of Dem,
ocra,s, and should have, as betting
reward of onr own folly, the chains o.
despotism rvited firmly upon US.
The late Republican victories in
the Northern States will infuse spirit
Of confidence, which will result in the
nomination Of northern Abolition
Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1860. That candidate will,
in all probability be VIM. II. Seward,
Of New York he who has proclaimed
to the whole country, "that there is
a higher law than the Constitution,
which regulates our authority over
the domain and further, "THAT
SLAVERY MUST BE ABOLISHED, AND WE
the Abolition Republican party,)
MUST DO IT."
1t is against this dangerous aspirant
to the Presidency, and the party of
which he is the acknowledged leader,
that the Democracy Of the Union
must prepare to battle. Our war is
one of defense. The Government is
now, and has been, with the excep-
ton of brief per'od,) since the or
ganization of the government, in the
hands Of the Democracy. The res
possibility of maintaining and guard
ing it against the assaults of those
who desire to subvert it, is with US
Let us then buckle on our armcr, aud
stand prepared to meet, in solid phaI
anx, the charge Of the mongrel host.
The experience OF many fierce strug-
giles proves to us, that "untted Dt
staud." The result OF the late cleo
tioos is equally conclusive, that cd
uided re .taH."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

MOvPAT'S L1FD PILLs.-The high and envied
AVA celebrity which this pre.emtnent medicine has
acquired for Its invarable efficacy In al the disc
which It processes to cure has rendered the usual
practice Of ostenta Ions pnng not only
but unworthy Of them. They are known BY their
fruits their good works testify for them, and thes
thrive not BY the lai OF the credul u.s. In all
- Of cos,ivenesr, dyspepsia bilious and liver sec-
tions, piles, iheumatism evers ard ague, obstinate
headaches and al general derangem nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably proved . certain and
speedy remedy. A rtDgie t,ial ell piece the Lite
Pills beyond the reach Of compettionin the e;tlate
Of every patient.
DR.. 4o6Ats PhDnix BtteYs will be found equally
ecacious In al cases nervous debility, dyspep.
Ella, headache, the sickness ncisent to females in
selicste hea tn, and every kind Of weakness q the
digestive organs. For sale by DR. ". b. AOFFAT.
8S5 Bsosdwsy, ard by Medicine Dealers and Drug
tists generally throughout the country.
eepl0.Wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

alarmed at the probable conseq uences,
and had actually consulted upon the
means OF counteracting the malign
and insidious Influence which, as they
justly believed, threatened to precipi.
tate the country into a disastrous
convulsion. They not only consulted,
put they determined to act. The
sudden illness of Gen. Taylor caused
delay, and the worthy old gentleman
passed away, before an opportunity
had been afforded TO his true friends
to open to his view the serious dan
gers of the line of conduct into which
Mr.. Seward had crafty seduced him.
1t is a well-known fact that while
Mr.. Fillmore was Vice President Mr..
Seward placed himself in direct an
tagonism to him, and sought by every
means IN his power to check and de,
stroy his influence in the State Of New
York. MIR. Seward was permitted 10
distrioute the federal patronage IN
that State, and to such an exorbitant
and ridiculous extent did he carry bis
jealousy Of Mr.. Fillmore, that be
would not allow him to designate a
single postmaster-not even IN the
Ere district, where he resided, and
which he had represented In Congress
for many years,
We propose at an early day to trace
the steps by VT ich the Northern wing
Of the whig party became abolition
lied under the influence and guidance
of Mr.. Seward. We are very much
mistaken ii we cannot succeed in de-
monstrating to the old-lne wings that
there is no class in the entire country
whose duty it is more than theirs to
crush and defeat the black-republlcan
party, which by the foulcst means has
ctfaced and destroyed their own.
Although the performance Of this
task may interfere with the private in
tcrests Of individuals. and tend to ex-
pose the folly of individual sspira-
tons and although it may expose us
to renewal of the National MteiH-
yencer rebuke Of our "mpertinence,'
we shall unhcsitatingly discharge what
We believe to be our duty to our par
ty and to the country, needless OF pri-
vate interests, or unfriendly criticisms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

VIEWS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT ON
THE DorGLAs QUEsIIoN.-The Ken
lucky Statesman contains a COM
munication which the Constitution
says is attributed to Vice-Pre.ident
Brcckinridge, upon the question OF
Slavery in the Territories. 1t is a
review of the Magazine article Of the
Illinois Senator, and the ground
which it takes is thus summed up:
I'VE HID, therefore, that neither Congress.
nor tie Territorial Government can legal,
interfere with Slavery; that its recognition
by the Federal Constitution secures its ex-
i-tence until the people of the Territory, 10
forming their State Constitution, shall de-
eide finally upon it that its protection is a
question for tie judiciary. and the authors
" Of the judiciary shall be protected and
maintained, whenever the necessity shall
occur, by the whole power of the Federal
Legislative and executive, o.
we'll as judicial. And since Slavery 10 SO
recognized by the Constitution, there i.
needed no express legislation By Congrse.
for its protection, but all further agitation
upon the subject is calculated ouly to en-
gender sectional feeling, and weaken the
cohesive power which holds US together Of
a confederate Republic"
This differs but little from the
position of Judge Douglas. 1t denies
the right Of the Territorial Govern
ment to interfere with slavery" but
it says nothing of its right to refuse
protection to it or to legislate upon
the subject indirectly. 1t does moi
even deny the necessity, or Desirable
ty, OF Terri orial legislation for the
protection of slave property, though
it implies that such legislation is no,
necessary, when it speaks Of the
question as one wholly for the Ju-
dietary N. Y. Times, 4th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
'r1aE Es.ErTsOvx IN P9NNsYL.
WANNA AND OBnO

The Democracy has been worsted
IN tho recent contests, both in Penn
sylvania and Ohio. The opposition
has carried the State Officers and q
majority Of the members Of the Leg
islsture. While we regret the result,
particularly in Pennsylvania, we con-
Jure our democratic friends to exam.
'oe into tho causes Of defeat, and, like
wise men, DO guided by the lessons
which such examinations may sug-
gest.
1t 10 not to he disguised, that our
overthrow, both in Pennsylvania and
Ohio has been the reward Of feuds and
dtseords in Our own ranks. 1t So
happsns that, while the blame NAV
b laid ct the door Of one faction in
Pennsylvania, it may be as Justly
seid, that the other is ceusurable in
Ohio. Let this all be as it NAV
cgimipstion and reclimination shorlt
now b ruled out and every tru,
democrat should give his assistance
in hsaliog up dissensious, AM
makisg the party once more . unit.
II visw Of Ne importance Of tn
ees1osls a 1880, upon the result Q
vAiaA ~ psspstnity Of the Unio'
lwsnlA the motto Of the Nations
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

The mat er>Of. fact man looks upon poe
try ae the Hebrews do upon pork, and i'm
agine that Henry the blacklist and the first,
has taken up his permanent abode among
the trochaics and iambics. He likes come
thing solid 4, he is all for reasoning, but
then he makes u slight mistake when he
fancies arguments are anything like. brick
bats. or catapults. He is the man who de-
cares that everything in the world is Of
use. and finds himself in mist to explain
the cui bono OF rainbow never dreaming
fcr a moMcnt that beauty Is use aud all
the while, he looks upon Imagination as Q
very idle. il not wicked thing that men,
tai leverage that can bend, like WILD W
rods, the beams of coming day, and bring
up the fulorbed sun before its time that
can call beauty cut of the dust that can
the grave that it lie not down therein !;
that can recall the smile on the face of the
dead mother, and part the sweet lips Of the
dead singer again.
Many man has strived to be o good
christian and failed deplorably, just because
he had neglected his Imagination until his
strong arm had wi hered and died. He
could not understand the Golden Rule
without it, and the Golden Rule 10 the
scriptural "Rule of Three" where the terms
are neighbor. self and Imagination. And
so he has laid down the book and played
truant
Delicacy Of taste and the love Of beauty
sustain very intimate relations to purity 81
thought and love of truth fine picture
has o mission nobler than the qualification
of the eye ; and the appeal of poetry, if not
heard beyond the daughters of music, is
but the iangling of sweet bells out of tune.
Chicago Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

The VALUE OF TIE Ericsson ESGIxg.-A
novel application of the csloric engine 10
noted. BY means of compressed air, freed
into tank by the motive engine, power is
instantaneously transmitted through long
distances. impracticable to either beds or
shafting. The engine may be placed in the
most convenient point, however remote from
the work, if simply connected by common
gas pipe for the conveyance Of air. Mach
inery located in any part Of building can
thus be driven simply by cold air. without
chance Of accident from fire explosion. or
any freak Of the elemanta.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

TABLE Rock, once so conspicuous at Mag.
ara Falls. has quite disappeared, and the
face Of Goat or Lunar Island has also much
retreated. These facts justify the presump.
ton started BY practical geologist that 10
ten or fifteen thousand years hence, the
rocky ledge which now causes the falls will
be worn away. and the water will descend
in q series of rapids similar to those which
characterize the st. lawrence This being
the case, those who have not seen Niagara
in her grandeur had better 60 this fall, for
there's no knowing what may happen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S.-The Fillibuster,
have arrived here, in company Of the U. s
Marshal. Capts. Maury ,Fassaux and Scott
and Col. Anderson have been held to bail
in 5000 to answer ; the rest of the party
who we're left at the barracks below the
city, have eince decamped. there being no
guard. The Fillibusters made the soldier,
leave the steamer while coming up the riv-
er. They state that they we're on fishina
party
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
DeSSO(oGtlO1e.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing un-
J. der the firm and name of A. AG. Weber,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved. The
business will be continued by Adam and Gal
lus Weber, under the name Of A Il G. Web
or. All claims of the old firm will be settled
BY the latter. AMANDUS weber.
GALLUS Weber.
Davenport, August 10 1856. ocl4dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

During the sumlneF that has just passed
awav, Thousands Of sufferers from dysentery and
diarrf Ca have been relieved ~ the use Of Hos
letters Bitters, . medicine which ID evidently
destined to maintain permanent place in the pab-
lie estimation. Bilious diarrh0a 10 one Of those
diseases which bsf1es the skin Of the physician.-
Tho medicine they administer to act upon the bow.
els never to reach the Of the evil. The
diHnculty IL to get remedy that will reach all tie
digestive organs, and give them simultaneously 4
rush Of vigor, to rid themselves Of this disease
This problem u solved BY the BiTTERs, which never
fails conquer the most etubporn cases. Is only
fair to say. that during the season just closed this
medicine has achieved more cures t;,an any other
ever presented 70 the public AMI during the fall,
which thai terrible seourge the fever and ssue, Is
so prevalent, the BITrERs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
n See advertisement In another column.
oAt1 fonOv1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

teri wish to deposit my vote, cir.
Inspector-How long have You been il
this State
German-Almost seven ysars
Inspector-You can't vote.
Negotiable, Sam 10 yer gwins for o
vote to-day.
Sam-I dose'nt know. chile, lee only been
heah free days.
Negro-Dst doss'nt make diff-a-bit.
tsrance, hssh. just 50 right up there and
vOtA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye

WIN. A. 0ATCHELORC HAIR DYEI
The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should Be
avoided. II you Wish to escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED, or AusrY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury TO hair or tkn.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and diplomas have been
awarded to VIM 4 Batcbelor since 1889. and over
q, 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not
TO be DISTINGUISHED from nature, and is WARRANT.
ED not 70 njure In the least however long It msy
be continued and the Ill effects Of bad dyes reme-
died tho Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
nade sold or applied Tin private Iooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold in al cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon
. steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A BATOHBLOR,
July13-wl 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
House keeDer Wanted.

I GOOD COOK, Washer and ironer, who
4 understands house work we'll, milking, ma i
king butter and raising chickens etc. Tho
work will not be hard to perform as the fsmi-
ly is small and other help will be on hand.
liza Widow woman with son IL or Is years
age wishes place for herself and son here is
an opportunity to obtainit. Apply At this
Office ocl4tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
~ To our many friends in Penn
,vlvsnia who have so kindly protiered

sylvsnia who have so kindly prohered
to use their best efforts to give the
DExocRAT AND News ali extensive
Pennsylvania circulation, we thus
publicly acknowledge our apprecia-
ton Of their friendly offer. We will
have our PROSPECTUS out during thu
coming week, when we will take
great pleasure in forwarding copies 10
those who have already rendered
their good offices in our behalf, and
likewise to those who, from a long
snd intimate association, we feel well
assured will cheerfully take an inter
ct in procuring subscribers in the
ranks Of our old acquaintance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
WigS-WigS.

BACHELORS Wigs ana 1oupees surrass ALL
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to q charm-no turning M behind-n'
shrinking OF The head, indeed this IS the only es-
tsbllshment where these things are p ,pefIy UNDER
stood and made.
Jull3y-wlv 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

n. B.-A WORD OF EXPLANATION to
those who have known under the style Of
Evans l. Co. The Business located by US at
No. GIT Broadway, New York City. is the old
est established house in the country, and 10
known worldwide as the original evans l.
Co.'S Gift Bookstore" Many have taken the
advantage Of our popularity to advertise un-
der the same name, to increase their trade.
To protect the few who may be unacquainted
with US, We would state that We have no con-
nection with any other Gift Book House--aDd
though many advertise under tho name Of Ev-
ans Co.. the firm constituted by d. W. EV-
ANS and ]. II. PRESTON, is the first and only
concern rightfully using the name But % pre-
vent all confusion in the future, We shall use
the style Of
ID. w. EVANSACO,
and all persons. wrongfully using the appella-
ton 70 mislead the public, will be made 70 suf-
fer the penalty Of the law.
d. w. EVANS h CO.,
octl5-srn ST. Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15
MOUNT VERNON.

LETTER FROM HON. EDWARD EvHRRTT
10 tae P,lJistr,s
BosIos, June oth. 1853
6ENTLEAsk The box containing the view OF
MOUNT vEREON arrived yeste dAv. I am great.
ly obliged to you for this specimen OF print
ing in colors. which more than an, other. endeArs
itself to the heart OF the country Is worthy Of at
tention successful. attempt to plsc. works Of
OF this kind within the reach Of the great naes Of
the community remain, gentlemen,
With many thants, &c.
Very respectfully yours
EDWARD EVERETT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-15

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ly illustrated monthly journal. TO suitable, active
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