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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
FROM SALT LAKE.-The ST. Louis Republican pub
fishes the following letter. dated Salt Lake City JAM

FROM SALT LAKE.-The ST. Louis Republican pub
fishes the following letter. dated Salt Lake City JAN
uary Is:
The condition of the army is very quiet and COM
Portable Now and then detached bodies ordered TO
to some point to suppress Indian nsnrrections
but they invariably find but little to do. think and
know that about the most use for them will be to
quell ,che Instructions It snot supposed at pres
ent by most people here that the Mormons are reduced
state of quietness and you need not be asonsheds
ere long, to hear that we have fuss. There con-
slant pickering going on which may yet in
what you least expect. Many OF us here hope not,
but the action of some Of the Mormon people seem to
encourage the like, but not by any means the msjory
little time will be required to develop their course
Even the Secretary OF State, MIR. Hartnett who has
heretofore been considered rather enent 70 these
ple has been threatened the streets with yoence,
as has also Mr. Kirk Anderson, Of the Valley Tan.
Their lives, however, not in imminent danger ~
yet but this and other actions show but little congo
niality OF feeling between the Mormon people and The
peopie of the United States. si.ssl -
The merchants have all bare shelves in their stores
Many have sent to California for goods, in order to
plensh their exhausted stocks. Their profits have
been very good
The Legislature has adjourned for this session.
They ask by memorial, to be admitted State in
the Union, but premise that Gov. Cumming has not
yet given his signature to the document, and il /
know him intimately, and think l do, he viii
&c scacely.o s5sas&Aa5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

MAN SHOT AT HAwEsv1LLE.-We lean from gen.
tleman Of Hawesville that on Thursday man was
killed there under the following crcumstances One
Moody, who said he was originally from Mobile and
followed coalboating was arrested BY Constable Geo.
Green on warrant charging him with petit larceny.
He managed to get away from the officers and tooS
citizens who fred several shots at him, one OF which
took effect in his body and the wound proued fatal.
IIonisyilIo Journal, I'D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEoE.--We refer 70
publication elsewhere proceedings the
this hourishng institution They indicate M the most com
msudabe the worthy principal and th
pnp whom his temperate and eousdefase cog
mol has concsea and his competent ability instructed N
practically useful knowledge which ii II his profession
| impart. .s+75s EEs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

The MAMMOTH Book AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.
Messrs Bloomfield Steel Co.. No. 60 Camp street. emf
neuty entitled the visits of all who have for
kind books stationery Every kind of standard book for
common schools medical law colleges every kind Of
book Of the whole field of miscellaneous literature Bibles
estamens aud hymn books scrapbooks and herbarfums
and boards, and playing cards de
scripon OF blank and banks description of
writing aud wrapping description of counting
convenience; materials for artists surveyors, &C.,
included the great stock Of Bloomfield Steel Co, who
DIT literally with ALL Read their column in another of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

FAIRBANKS SCALES AND LILIES SAFEs.-It is
that should enlarge the xencies of
either Fairbanks famous scales Les unrivsed chilled
wrought iron Safes for they recognized allowed
the public at large We merely put in such
to direct attention to the fact that they be
bought in New Orleans readily at the factories
having been established by the proprieto % Camp
street. We ask attention to ad vertsemen's.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
THE FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS NAV alva

THE FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS may always be
had of Mr. Sewe T. Taylor ID and IL Royal street, parties
purchasing always rely that they getting pure
genuine article, and the poisonous aduernions which
too often bear good brands and thus under false and pecou
petence smugge themselves into the stomachs of
there perpetrae the nearous work of burning
their coppers producing indigestion constitutional dis
organization The liquors and wines of Mr. Taylor may
for what he represents them be- Please his ad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTION OFFIcE-Mr.
"a Pesbes general agent and collector established his
office 81 Camp street. with Messrs. Woosey Etherdye He
whose and general qualifications
vouched for by referees of position aud standing and any
he may be commissioned with, will receive prompt and
discreet attention We refer the business community
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuNes.-It is no

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-It is not
necessary should do than direct the attention Of
those scted by dorders above kind the fact that
c. p Crane still continues his peculiar practice at li6 ST.
Joseph for the eminent which has attended his
ndputaby recommends to the favor of
body We doubt is physician in the whole country
who display list of certificates satisfactory emanatrg
patients occupying distinguished positions by right Of
character ability His books display these evidences Of
the his system and advertisements in this give
brief inform points Of interest all who need his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
Ill let you of easy this times as the horse said,
when he capsized his rider into the al mud-

COTTON SEED On AND S0AP.-Mr +. =. Fisl
"A street. advertises in another column tnat
row and offers for very superior artie
oap the oleagnous in making which
OIL AN article which renders the aiher Of the soap
soft and pure leaving sticky substance Adherins
ing as is the with kinds of common soap
nary washing purposes. We refer citizens and the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

A SINGULAR DEATH.-In the st. Louis Republican
of the 2lst we find the following: y
Mrs. Bridget Burns, who resided on Austin street,
between Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets went on
Saturday night to the house of neighbour and after
conversing awhile the girls commenced singing some
songs. One song, in which reference is made of
dead babe, seemed to make a particular impression
on Mrs. Burns, as she requested the young lady who
sung it not to repeat it, as it reminded her Of her
own little one now dead After saying this, she was
to her own house, and in a short time after was
CurnSe,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

HATS AND CAPs.-The assortment of hats and caps
kept by Johnston Turner under the ST. Charles Hotel
unrvaed for its great variety universal excellence
Every description Of business hat travelling hat and fash
ionab dress hat and description Of caps gentlemen
there to be found for youths and boys the
equally complete and for ladies, the variety style riding
hats with without pumes, etc. is the displayed
in this city Besides these Johnston Turner keep splendid
variety of umbrellas canes riding whip riding gloves gaunt
lie coach whips ETC.. rendering their stock whole
equaled in its way Their prices uniformly low and
who patronizs them will be again See ad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

CHOICE WINES, Erc.-Mr. S. Wolff, corner of
Gravier and New eyee Streets has in and for sale
and wesssored of all kinds Of wnes-chsm
earets hacks ports sherys sop de Frsmb se and
vinagre de Frambose- all Of which advertised this
ing This merchant always hand everything that is
ceen the wine and liquor and has gained the reputa
ton being reasonable in his dealings his trade
rapgemepts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

TIE VuLcAN1zED BASE IN DENTlsTRY.-Fe new
system of setting artificial eth in the as
prac,ised by b. Smh, Dostie Co., 10 Barons suess
gain approval in New Orleans in oter PARIS VI
the country where has been logger long that
time bears witness usefulness AMI duraa OF tne
hod those who have thus tested the mfis Of the m
venon practise confidently refer II public
ask attention the advertisement of the ahoy6t Of assoe
dental surgeons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

ANOTHER VERDICT FOR sLANDER-In the Dis.
trict Court yesterday, verdict rendered in favor
Of Mrs. Phoebe Allison for damages in the sum of
81 1875, against Miss Mills, Of Allegheny, for defama
tory words. The case has been on trial for some
days, and the circumstances are the same as in the
case of Mrs. Bratt from whom the same plaintiff re-
covered 81 500 damages. 1t was shown that the de-
PENDANT like Mrs. Bratt, had insinuated that Mrs.
Allison had destroyed her infant [Pittsburg Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

Arrang have made with the following Hardware
Merchants Of this city, who will receive orders and furnish the
products prices the regular Agents Of the Com
psny: Hesrs. NcCUTCHEOS, HOWELL CO.,
=. STARK, STAUFFER L CO.,
:. j. WATERMAN BRO,
=. Eff. FOLGER i CO.,
E. j. s. RELF CO.,
-. C. II. SLOCOMB K CO.,
:. PRIESTLEY BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL fully guaranteed when purch ased
through any of the above firms. ..Iu
When orders direct from parties the city
they be accomplished with the Of their merchants
agents in New Orleans.
G. c. BOGERT l. CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fec 2pH No. 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

For MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS The steamer
City Memphis this evening o'clock carrying
u s. passengers in with Memphis and
Railroad for all Eastern Cities through
by Memphis route apply H. Fegh agent Office under
he Charles Hoel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

WINES, BRANDrEs AND LIoURs of the choicest
brands NAV be uuaipgy obtained Of A. Dubuch l8 Grsyr
street. whose a gmsnt may be confidently relied in select
ing liquors. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

STEAM GAUGEs.-A large assortment of Ashcroft
Hearsons celebrated steam gauges snd sale
by the South machinery depot No. Is Camp We
attention of machinery men to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

TIE SHERIFF sells at auction to-day, at IL o'clock
M at the City Hotel street, ls the slave Ann 3D.
of ground Prieur street. First District AT twelve
months credit For particulars and advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

BEAUTIFUL GIFTs are presented to every purchaser
of book Mt Evans Co Gift book store No. Camp street
They keep constantly hand complete assortment OF
literary wares See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

SCENE IN THE WISCONSIN LEGrsLATURE.-The
Madison correspondent Of the Milwaukee News thus
writes:
This afternoon, after the Assembly had adjourned,
an old Indian came into the hall and looked around,
nodded to the members, shook hands with the re.
porters and clerks and wandered up to the Speakers
stand. Taking up the gave he looked at it carefully,
struck blow with it on the Speakers desk and list
ened. The echo evidently pleased him. for he struck
two or three more blows then commenced regular
war. dance, keeping time to his step with the new
" war-club.n The members cheered, and for ten
minutes the old fellow kept up his aboriginal exercise,
and only stopped when too tired to keep up his
Youthful pastime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

WIS AUX CONTRIBUTE LES 5, dams cette
"A pare Paroisse de Jefferson rive gauche sujette la
jurisdiction Juri de Poce-Par lie present per
Residences dc paros aui
o pour annee 1855 lie Ju de Police de la dte parosse
rive gauche sont notifies que les dites taxes seont
date de MARDI lie Is de 1859 dams les trene
ous qu suvon lie dit Is de les des devron ere
payes au coeGieur sonssgne son bureau Ia Mason de
ee dy recevor les dites taxes e son bureau
chaque pendant les jours susds depu ~ heures
A. NJ. jusqu'a heures P. NJ.
Ell QUA Respiration de deai lste DIES pesonnes qui
pas pave les dtes desse e coecteur
equel procedea sar vendre des biens
apparenant denQuents, sasaire Placement de
leur dites taxes des interet ct les frats,
Paroisse Jefferson Vile de Garroll,on. anvier u.s. 1889
j. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
jal5 2taw2ul Paroisse de Jefferson, Rive Gauche.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

SuMAo, JAPoN1cA AND LEATHER in quantity and
quality advertised for sale in another column
/ L. Mann L Co., 50 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

FRoM PARAGuAY.-By an arrival at New York we
have advices from Buenos Ayres to the 26th Of De-
cember. The Times of that city, dated the Gath,
says:
On Sunday last the American frigate Sabine ar
rived from New York at Monteyideo, where she was
saluted with II guns the bearer of the flag Of Vice
Admiral Shnbrick. Commissioner Judge Bowin has
also arrived out by her.
The steamer Harriet Lane has also arrived at Mon
tevideo and the remainder of the squadron j. daily
expected. The vessels which had come mp here have
also been ordered down to the rendezvous. Nothing
will he done until the entire squadron is collected,
when Judge Bowlin will proceed in the Fulton to
Ascension, to endeavor to come to some peaceable
arrangement. There seems to be some doubt whether
he will be permitted even to enter the Paraguayan
territory il which case the only alternative Is
Guns, powder, shot, chain cables, ETC., have been
sent forward lately in large quantities to Paraguay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
Isr,,n,s C.pp,Acrs Avn Eppscu prpr,-,,

INFANTS CARRIAGES AND FRENCH PERFuMERY.-
Lion Pinssrd Royal and Bienylle
received from Paris invoice CT chdens carriages
every style and prce-eegan little vehicles who should
belong every nursery, for them, than any other
means the infant may be indebted for recreation exercise
fresh servant is 10 get enough of carrying baby
round town In arms before thu baby itself does.
Mesrs. L. p also advertise fresh assortment of all the
finest French pernmery Just received from the manufactures
III Parsamong hsm aud delightful extracts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

SITUATION WANrRD-A young man who peaks
and writes both the French and English languages
Ears fuat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

WEEDS PATENT SEWING MACHINE.-These ma
chimes have been quietly and steadily working their way
cumnaton of popularity which their every
part of the country and aconany increasing They
the useful article the whole catalogue of household
furnishing, for they useful
pleasant to look at pretty and doing times
the of sewing that she, the old fashioned sing
chine can. They by NJ. S. Hedrck, agent %
Camp street to whose advertisement we refer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
C. A. SMITH,
Foreman Of Press Room.
True psl.. Once Pres. Reem,l

True Delta Once Press Room,1
New Orleans, jan. II, 1859.
Having testing the Machinery Oil made and furaahsd
the Southern Oil Company for two months and having
adopted ia exclusive II the Press Room for three weeks
past take pleasure in stating that find 1t equal any Oil
have used, and shall continue its
The Oil Is entirely FREQ frsm gumkeeps the machinery cool
and clean, and is in every respec, sattsfactory
[Signedl RICHARD W HARPEH,
Foreman True Delta Press Room.
copcnr in the above opinion.
[Signedl WILLIAM g. DUNN,
Assistant Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
Patent Wheel Grease.

Patent Wheel Grease.
This valuable and economical article, and specially
adapted Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
The Paint OIL
cheap substitute for Linseed and Is suia
every description OF painting and for all coors except
white extreme light shades.
The Deck OIL
suitable for decks of Ships and Steamboats, and for Rail-
road Depos Bridges it will be found valuable, a.
properties which particularly desirable
In such cases. -
The Gas OIL
Is manufactured especially for Planters and others who
the PORTABLE Az APPARATUS, and s superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior sold in this Market It Is perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and elastic
ties rot found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery Oil in barrels. IS cents per gallon
Paint Oil, =. .................. 80 cents :.
Deck Oil, .................. 80 cents
Gas Oil, and casks........ % cents
Patent Wheel Grease in barrels cents pound
Navy Pitch 50 50 per barrel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
Observation-Disclosures

ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs inform the pnbc that he has closed his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the and will keep
hand largest and choicest collection of FRUIT to be foun
the and contracts have been made
the largest and finest orchard owners in the South.
received collection of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
''N'' "A'~- ~"N = ANTHONY AsTREDo,
ie16
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
HARDWARE.
I EEDs' FOUnDRY. NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam Enginss
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans. Sugar Kettles Carihers
Etes Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and for Buildings
the South.
hav been Only authorized and construct
fel2 dtW1y LEEDS co.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS WORTH OF MACHINERY now In store
aad ready for delivery a. the shortest novice comprising
twenty Five SAW MILLS including Single and Double Cir
cross Stearn's Patents.
Fifty Strands Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS.
Twenty -Four Neweps COTTON SCREWS, of Q, and II
inches diameter. by l2feet long.
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGHT
IRON SKATING, with corresponding pillows, blocks hin
gers couplings and puies from y GU inches diameter
Il inch face.
Ten DOCTOR ENGINES Of different sizes.
Six STEAM BATTERIES, with tanks. pipes, cocks &C. &c
CIRCULAR SAWS, OF all Sizes from AZ Y inches 10 d
Gsneter.
Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
s. II. GILMAN,
dA 3m1W 10 Graver street New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
MISSISSIPPI IsrELLreEscE- The Brandon Rspub-

MISSISSIPPI INTELLIGEScE-Ihe Brandon Repub
lican Of Thursday last says: lsl
Last Saturday morning, being q very fine time for
travelling, Ben Moore, confined for murder, and Bill
Glover, for cutting mans throat, made Their =
cape from the county Jail in this place. Pursuit WIS
made soon after it discovered they had left but
they were not overaken. No doubt they had friends
prepared to help them off on good horses
The Columbus Expositor Of Tuesday last says:
Night before last we had light frost, but yestsr-
day was warm and pleasant, and to-day the weather
ia delightful and spring and from every indica
ton to have early ushering in Of that mol
delightful season-spring.
The river Is in fine boating order, inviting several
new and fine boats into this trade, temporarily.
The Carollton Democrat, Of Friday last, says:
We understand that some Of the farmers in this
county, down the river, commenced planting corn
more than week since. This is rather early. we
think, as we will doubtless have more cold weather
| before spring opens in earnest. II S.
The Mississippi Democratic State convention win
meet in jackson on the first Monday in July, to
nominate candidates for Governor Secretary Of State
Treasurer and Auditor of Public Accounts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

Pauldng Clarion, S. R. Adams, is universally known
as having more brass ia canvassing for patronage
for his really valuable paper than any man extant.
He is known to receive every description of merchan
disc in payment for Advertising rather than be denied
therefrom on the plea OF having no money. We re-
member to have heard, in one instance that while
he was endeavorng to procure an advertisement from
undertaken the latter declared that be did mt have
"Oh ~ exclaimed Sim, +" don't mind that, I'll take
it out in trade; send me cofin six feet three by
two and half!" The advertisement was inserted.
But to "cap the climax" of all canyassng, our
several of his friends as candidate for Governor and
Congressman. In his last issue he thanks them for
their kindness, declines the honor and asks them to
get subscribers for his paper!
Lexington MISSY Advertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
Saw Mills, Third District,

California Saw Mills, Third Distrct,l
New Orleans, Nov. It, ISIS. 5
The Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen: Having now fully
tried Machinery Oil made by Company the
engine machinery Of the above mentioned Saw Mill
the pleasure that highly of ubri
eating OIL being in my opinion fully equal lnbrcator to
any Oil have used and in point of snpero-a
quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. -
lSgnedl H. STILES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
The OVERLAND MAIL.-The overland mail which
left San francisco on the 18th of January arrived at

The OVERLAND MA1L.-The overland mail which
left San Francisco the 2sth of January arrived at
St. Louis on the 21st instant. The Democrat says:
There is nothing of interest in the line of way
news save the murder Of teamster on the Little
Desert by Indians The former was driving four
mules, when he was attacked by party of Indians,
who shot at him from distance one ball taking effect
in the region Of the heart. The teamster mounted
mule and fled towards the nearest station, which he
succeeded in reaching but only to fall dead as he
passed the correl gate.
AT the Ga gold mines but very few persons were
seen by the passengers Three men took the stage at
Fort Yuma, and returned into Texas. Several were
discovered on the road walking homewards. great
many people who had started for the ella country
had changed their route, and now proceeding to-
wards Pixies Peak. At Los Angeles very heavy
rain storm came off on the night the mail passed
through With this exception, the travellers were
| favored with pleasant weather during the whole
journey.
In Arkansas the mail was delayed altogether some
l73 hours by of bad roads and want of stock
There was no snow or ice the whole line of travel
but the nights were quite cold the travellers drew
near to Missouri.
There were no Indians seen along the road, and
the report above, disturbance of any kind had
occurred upon the Plains Or elsewhere.