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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
+ WINTER,
koxhoreugh, Peau

from Rev. ,. :. Hsrman, or the German n.
iormsd Church, katxtewn, Berks conaly- p
~. q n. Jaeksaa. - -
kEsFEsTxp sra III have been troubled With a..
Dyspepsia for nearly twenty ysars an,l hava ,
ssea amp zaedioaae that did me - much rood -
aeenAnds Btsters 4 an very mRah ipaurevad -
heAlth' after hAxlag taken ave bottles -
AK Korrn, With respecI 5ssfs59 $751;
]. s. aRaMAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
GROCERIES.


VIM. Caldwell.
GENERAL GROCER AND DxALsas IN rHr
Very Best Family Provisions.
uA0 Ne PENNSYLVANIA B0CKwnEsT
llNOO0 Fiosp At cALDwFII'ss
4 Bills BKLuHERs SYRUP, WARRANTED
= 20 give satisfaction. at OALDwELL's.
Il CASES GENOA orTRoS, ss-f -
$50 - &8ALDwKLLss.
CASH PRusRs AZ
- oALDwRLL's.
10 DOE CORN PARoHERs i
- cALnwELLs
% DOE ASSORTED PRESERVES At
CALDWELL's
Oh DOE ASSORTED JELLIEs sAt
~ CALDwELL's.
y CASES OLIVE oIL-AssORTrD QUARTS
y and Pinta, st CAInw sff..s 70
NiILKss FRESH BAET1AORE flYsTKRg
- wsrraa - s9sa 10 any ia the market rs~slv
81 daily BY Express, - &c. =
aovss WI. uALpwnbLss.
No. FIRST STREET
lla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

From the Rev. Thomss wi,,.w a.. ). - +
borough haptist Chnrch - - sot " 1uk.
Mr.. Jasksos, s.t
49, sIs "a sssl :, due ss yosr excellent pr
tsstincny 20 the deserved r~nasssssas y aad ny
saane. haSe, Tor PEARS Al tunes, oeet, ss,ss
Win great Disorder IA my head ana ns. sas"ossa
teAa. vas advised BY = ffiend 10 ar s,s sss-
yoar oer1aAH bitteFs. did go ana ha, ssssss q
sneea great snd unexpected rsiisf; NV heaiss -
peen very materially hsnsnttad con sa,' 20
recommend the article whers mess Sriss- Sasiy
similar 90 my own. and HAYS hssu W eases
OF their geoa elects - - sAahy
RespessfaIly your,
r WINTER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

From the Rev. J. n. Lyons. Formerly Pa.tor ~
Churches. - N@FtaAa
". O n. Jaekesa, y y
oe.k eia i-L teei IL pieaznrethas Of nv own
accord 80 bear testimony 10 The axesllane., ~ 800
ssamaa hstteFa. sons years sfnes, being rsneh
sseesed with Dyspspsis. used thsm with vsfv
sesAehelAi Eesnits hare Sfken recommended
sisssse' and have heard from ahem the most llss
seIaag testimonials - to their great valua In.
Asss 2. seaSrAt debility believe IL @ be toptr
teHFs' J.MsLY0Rs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
For sALEAND RRSs
Commissioners Sail

Of Va'~dbse Real Estate near Morss,.,,
Marshall County, FEST FirO;,;.
DY VIRTUE OF A nS,,
ID PRONOUNCED by the Cirm,s = RRb
Ohio county, on the Nth day of ,SSoeu Z
in cause therein then pending whhy issJ
ard NJ Messick was complainant an5Tterh Rsl
Russell was defendant ] viii 'aAtis Z,
oh Monday. the lob day of AD,;,..
at txo o'clock p. NJ, proceed, al the raeft, 4
of tle Court House in Marshall eonr. 'front.' dos
at public auction the following desc,;h TO ii
oflands, to-wit: Beginning at stumNS eues
ID. Phrdy's line corner TO Fletcher Esrp,n I'm
With said Purdys line south I6fo ~. 1sas
poley 10 post at the public road 49, th
said lroad north 1912, west IA 6.lG NC viz
stake, thence north $3.50, west Il ia p rs 10
stake in said Hapna's line, thence viii .T 70 4
soattIssfo, east 81 e-l0 poles to hiclsrra maj has
south lsio, east 40 lilo poles 10 the ,.se',
containing eleven acres, three rOols slls
poles. This is the same property dess,alSS u
deed from Richard III. Messjck ana ~ III
Charles W. Russell. now on record in 81 ne L
of the Recorder for Marshall county Seo
Book no IL, page 2s5. The title is haIi~a.p ee
be uuimpeachable. N
TERMs: The sale will bs made ON n e,.,
six. Twelve and eighteen months eou,I WI =
ments, with interest from day of kale ha
chaser giving bond and good security anu pa
will also be retained ON said land until IN ~. lie
chase money is paid. N. RICHARDSON pT
mafl0-d&w3Od Commission.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
For the Register.l

Your correspondent Sambo says that
my friend Archy, the fntelhgsncer's Post
master, is just about such man as Da
venpOft Dun, and that like that worthy
he will fall. presume many OF y0ur
reader are macquainted with the char
acter Of Davenport Dun; for their sakes
Twill undertake description of him, so
that they may be able TO Judge of the
correctness of Sambo's statement Heis
represented As man of low origin sharp,
ambitious, in fact man whose soul was
set upon being rich and powe. full He
was very DESTROYS of getting into good
society in early life, but did not receive
any encouragement from the well-bred,
liberal noble-souled people of his section
He became very angry, and secretly form
ed his purpose to possess power, place and
riches, and to rule for the sole purpose of
revenge. Yes, revenge, and that too on
those did neighbors of his who declined
social Intercourse with him in his young
er days He traced up old deeds and
bought evidences of Indebtedness against
many Of them, brought suits, obtained
Judgments, and had several of Ireland's
most patriotic gentry incarcerated in En-
glish bRstiles. In one particular instance
the cause of his prosecutions of kind.
hearted old gentleman was his ac"~
plished young daughter refuS' ON
hand Of the base and intri~' Ing the
marriage. Some peor' -slng Dun IN
charitable enough RE might be I'M
able Afchy b. co think that the ami
similar o" as committed a somewhat
q tir ,nence, but / hope not Dun for
/, lie was very successful, and had the
satisfaction of seeing many of his super
iors hpmbled and seeking favors at his
hands Archy, or rather Davenport
upon these occasions generally affected
the part of an agreeable, virtuous, law.
abiding gentleman, disposed to do what
good He could, but secretly chuckled over
| the success which attend his well arrang.
ed plans, plots and conspiracies; but
alas, for just as he thought the time had
arrived for the. attainment of. his ends,
the bubble burst; he, unmasked, was
held up to public odium as dark-heart.
ed. evilminded, bad man, who had never
during his prosperous career soothed the
sorrows of the orphan or widow, or done
a single act towards alleviating the mis-
fortunes of the poor or the afflicted
IKE PARTINGToN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14

VIZ DAFT.L The draft % I'LL up the
dehcieney in Ills (First) Congressional
Distsdct, began at the Provost Marshal's
ofica yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
Az might have been expected, quite a
crowd assembled in front of the Office
some time before the drawing began, and
as the names were drawn the greatest
interest was manifested by all who had
relatives or friends in the sub-districts
the names were drawn from. The follow
/ ing names were drawn for the sub-dis-
tricts named, which are in Wetzel county:
FoRTY-sIxTH sUB-DIsTRIcT.
David Dulany, Henry Snider, William
Davis, Edward Powell, George Holman,
VIM. q. Hartley, John L. HUFF, James
Dulany, John Allen, VIM. Chance, Viii
liam Hawkins, Jacob Finch, VIM Moore;
George Wood, Isaac Allen, John L. Hig-
gins, Lewis Vandine, James Monroe, Al
va Goddard, William Calvert, David
Cain, Charles Folin, Harrison Higgins,
John Dulany, Thomas Cain, Foster Z.
Clark, Joseph Kirgesner, August Buch-
per. Alexander Workman, Mansfield
Robinson, Thomas nj. Hannah, John
Waid, Francis w. Trader, Frank Wilkie,
Thomas Harlan, James YohO, George AL
len, John d. Graham, Franklin Ander-
son, Edward Kuhns, Reason Goddard,
John B. Tarr, Jacob Horner, Michael Gil
bert, Samuel O'Neil, George w. Bland,
Isaac Blake, Henry Briggs, Martin Ha-
ney, Anthony Duuain, Henry Hall, John
Kirkpatrick. .,r ., ...,.... rn
SIXTEENTH sUB-DIsTRICT. i'..i.''
] 4 John B. Cross, Wells Kenny, Peter
Lancaster, William p Dawson, Thomas
J. Floid, Michael Giblin, John Bartrug,
Joshua Main, David Lancaster, John
Sole dr., William B. Allen, Enoch Ander-
son, Isaac w. Lemaster, George Bartrug,
Abraham Bartrug, Ryle Anderson, Sam
uel Craig, Enoch Roberts, Elias F An
derson, George Cross, Henry Kuhnes,
John Dulany, Eugsnas Troy, Boye Postle-
wait, William Buch, Levi L. Long. An
thonf Showalter, John R. Robertson,
Christian Showalter, John NJ. Kent, John
J. ID wson, Jacob Young, Adam Stump,
Levi Horner, Dennis Haskins, William
Byard Henry H Showalter, Benson An
dersdn, Jefferson Wade, Eli Miller, David
Kuhnes, Antry Moore, Sampson Hicken-
bottom, Jonah Morris, Benjamin Jolly,
Samuel Stottelmire, w. B. Anderson,
Peter Bartrug, John Eakins, Joseph Bar
trug, Felix Pyles, William Roberts, Mich
olas Bennett, William Name.
SEVENTEENTH SUB-DIsTRICT.
Henry Kyle, Andrew j. Wyatt, Jacob
Stamp, Reason Horner, Jonathan Hig-
gins, James +. Gump, jeremiah Byard,
John Thomas, Joseph holland, Samuel
Henderson, Hesskiah Alley, Commodore
P. Guthrie, Francis NJ Hays, Alfred Rob-
erts, John o. King, James X. Straight,
Thornton Bland, Daniel c. Lemasters,
Morgan J. Morgan, Thomas Cunningham;
James Shuman, Isrial Miller, Stephen
Morgan. Joseph Tumblesome, Nimrod
Myers, Hugh c. Bell, John j, Guthrie,
Sames d. Lemasters, Jacob Falkinton,
Samuel L. Morgan, John j. Morgan, Au-
gustus B. Straight, Saml Higginsbotham,
Sobnes Nolan, Joshua Mccormack, VIM.
Barker, Daniel Taught, John B. West,
Levi Merrith, Silas Wyatt, John N. Flu
harty, Alexander Cochran, Josiah X.
Morgan, Samuel Herner, Barbon Oliver,
Edward N. Lemasters, Levi Ecelberry,
Edward Foles, Jackson Whitlatch, jose
Phus Anderson. 81 af. fFs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
Have You Seen Him.

WHNREdaIsEHgas R ssa.,. sA N.n
Don't faii to 20 tonight. his great act q pack.
ing himself in box Is by y inches. win alone
repay you. Last night he was greeted by very
large audience who went away perfectly salts
fed that he is one Of the most astonishing per
formers living. Wednesday he takes his bene-
fit and makes his last bow in this city, and we
predict him o full house. . marl4'2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
For Sale or Rent.

7 WILL SELL OR RNT ~
Il LARGE aud commodious Dwelling HOas
OSuuOdern style and embracing all the COntsh'
- p for = comfortable home. The lot conttin
about enc acre OF ground, well set In FRAT A
good stable, Sc. IL IA very pleasantly lofstsd
on the National pike about two miles west fTo1
the city of Wheeling
mariSIw Al, OSBORNE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
,. PUBLIC SALE.

i SALE on Saturda, N eighteenth dayd
March, at my residence adjoining Mound,
Vile Marshall Co., West Virginia all Of sJ
Household and Kitchen Furniture. StoCl, ADJ
Farming Utensils. The stock consist. VI iuo
superior Mule Jacks both purchased IN KsA
lucky each I4i hands nigh one color black
years old this coming spring aud lhs Othsr
years old next October; also, I exc Vent vOi
Herses two year old Mare Colts ND year
ling Mule fine Mich Cows and ~ Hog.
Terms OF Sale All sums oil gu All under
cG sh; for all sums over SEQ, six months credit
will be given-tho p.rchasor to eEecste bod
with good security, bearing interest non DAY St
sale. ....
i also have for private sale about l2o acrt, o.
valuable land, in two tracts OF 90 ACRES each
Both are adjoining the town OF Mound.pIb Ia
within TO milo from Baltimore and 0Aa nll
road depot one tract lying Immediately % w
Ohio river. Those lands arc al suitable To- ~
ricnltural, gardening and vintage purposes AMI
will be sold Ia tracts to suit purchasers
Also about ~ vacant town lots, all cow
niently located ia different parts Of the addius
10 Elizabethtown, which Joins ths tow 4
Moundsy1le. X NJ. MESSICK
If absent from home Squire Of w. II. w
ham ESQ. mar d&widi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
For Sale
For Sale.

TWO FAST HORSES, sUGTAbb,
Il FOR saddle OF harness one set Of h.fiS =,
one Buggy, one Office safe one QsiDe DID,
Secretary, also Household Furniture App "
.H.t GEO. T. BOIDt
MARI OfCsldWeIl A B0Jo c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
Desirable Residence for Sale

INE TWO OH
J. DWELLING formerly occupied Wv N1s
A. Zane, on Wheeling Island, togstlsr With v;
four lots enclosed which are mostly covcrsl
with fruit trees and shr,ibbery For terms
sale apply 10
maT7.2w . .. W. " PEJEk>ON'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
Spfigg House, &C., for Sale Al
Auction.

DUkSUANT TO THE DECREE
i MADE by the Circuit Court of Ohio s'.t
", Oh the 18th day of December last hi the va
In chAncery pending therein between Peter W.
nall, Junior, George 4 Ross aud Emma bis VIII
comuainants, and Daniel c. List, the Nh
western Bank of Virginia and Others dsfssI
ants, I'VE will at the front door of the Court g.u0
of Ohio county,
On Tuesday, The 2S6 day Of MarA
in the year eighteen hundred and sir,vs.
colnmencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, proceed Ia -
at public auction the lots numbered three ~
seven in squape numbered one In the Sit, :,
Wheeling, aud those parts of the pts uum6er~,
four and eight in the same square which by ~
will Of Zachariah Sprigg We're devised to Sam.
Sprigg and zachariah Jacob in trust for the mn,
poses set forth in said will excepting 70 rr,l
Of sail lots seven and eight "a Was set anar, |,
severllty TO the heirs of Mordeca Yaman A.
ceased, and those parts of said lot number el,I,
which were sold TO George w. johnson and j,
cob Bandfried as in said decree more partirs
larry specified the real estate - 10 be sold h,
virtue of the said decree being bhe same ON n,y
of which now stands the hotel called the SpRisG
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in the city !.
Wheeling.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser 10 pay no, n.
than one third Of the purchase money in huI
but to have the option of paying in hand n,
greater portion or the whole thereof. The -.
due, II there be any, To be paid by equal as,j
ments of principalin eight, sixteen and trro,,
four month, with interest on each inslla,s
from the day Of sale; the deferred paymena Z
be secured by bonds with satisfactory secatW
and the little To be retained as further seSus.,
until payment in full ) BRADY
.. DANIEL LAMR
feb2itd Commissions,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
House For Sale. .

A NICE, WRLL-BUILTA ga
"a STORY Brick House, Gas, H.tset ts.S,,s
Room, Stable, Carriage House, Wasn sssos
&c, within three minutes walk Of the fss. -
Possession given on the Ist Of April FSr. ~ ~
cheap. Terms easy. II not sold before lAH "
f Inquire Of a. C. PARTRIDGE " -,
Main street, Wheeling, West Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
TOFORE existing under the firm name of
ROBINSON & BALL Z dissolved this day by
mutual consent, Mr.. E. Ball retiring from the
same. Either party Is authorized 70 settle the
business of the firm ENOCH BALL, 49,.
= III 80. JOHN n. ROBINSON
Wheeling February 20. 1864 ,J. .....,
JOHN e. ROBINSON will continue the bust.
ness at the old stand, No l65 Main street. cor
ner of Market alley, where he win be happy to
on them with any goods in his line Boots
Shoes or Caters, eastern made or home made
work. at reasonable rates
marl4 JOHN d. ROBINSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
TUESDAY MORNING,
Ike bscsM.s johnson.

Whether or not Mt. LINCOLN ID Q sec
ond wAsHNoros<y our Hlustnoos Vice
Presidant in q ASscond JOHNSON" We
had gentleman If shat nsne hefore1n
the Vice Presidential chair-Richard NJ,
ths valiant man of Mars who was sup
posed to have killed TECUksRHl Unlike
the Second JOHNSON, however Richard
M. JOHNSON was Q man of talent and
education and Sd Distinguished Himself;
while Andy illustrates in the quality OF
his brain and its brilliancy as lit up by
the alcoholic contents Of his stomach,
what an uncouth and unoultivatsd
Statesman" he is and how strangely the
machinery Of pSptlaf gsvernhenS may
be worked when drunken man is cho'
sen for second engineer. 1t is gratifying
TO know that the Vice President has not
made his appearance in the Senate since
his exhibition tAsFel on satnrdagi "A
special to yesterdays Herald says: 1.-THE
Vice President did not make his appear
snce in the Senate to-day, in cohsequence
of more severe attack ofhis inooherent
ideas yesterday than On Saturday last. {"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
Adm inisirator's Sale Of Real and Per.
sonaI Property in the town Of Fuliss.
THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS


tate Of Sarah Kelly, deceased Wa ...
on the 25tb day Of March, 1865
on the premises proceed to sell at public au
ton the following real property, to.wit I've
half lots in the town of Fulton, in the county Of
Ohio and State of West Virginia, being the tvs
half lots east of the half lot adjoining the prem
ises lately owned and occupied BY VIM joe
don, and now owned by John Woods being the
property that was conveyed TO Sarah Kelly By
deed from EnOs Barbarett and CatbarBe kii
wife, dated April LIST lsis and Of record IN Ne
records for Ohio county, Ia Decd book 81 Il page
423
Also, the personal property belonging 10 ,.t
estate consisting Of household and Kitchen NI,
niture, and stock of dry goods and groceris,
and such ether property as may be found We
longing to said estate. There Is a comfortably
two story brick house GU the above describel
half lots, well adapted Ton bookkeeping OF tat
ern purposes,
Terms cash
Thus O'BRIRl
Administrator with the wiz annexed ofho :,
tate of Sarah Kelly, deceased. feb2fA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05
our PRIVATE MILES onellY--als TICKET.
rOR MArnoR.
MIS- Their ARSHAlC OR ODER I
CFrom the Lakes ~ Killarney.
FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
MIS- Their RICHARD O'GORMAN
tF'rom Dailahattie. Near Dublin.
Theatrical.

Edwin Forrest played virginius, In Shcrdas knowes
classical tragedy OF that name last night, nj Aibios r
den TO only a tolersby sized house. Those who arc
wont to attend the Arrah Pogue performance at this
place Of amusement, had they comfortable
and plenty Of them could have been accommodated Lat
evening, and at the same time had opportunity lor
comparing the old classical and tragic with the modcrn
and the dramatic and the comparison might have bccs
rather uncompmcntary to the former and catering to
the latter least the threadbare story OF abduction
and revenge, done In purest latter day Roman
would have stood no than fair chance
beside the fresh and artnss Celtic of tho lad
who suffered for "wearing Of the green" Those who
saw the trassdiau in his pamy days hut confess
that eye has mot had the effect upon his physical orsan
xsson that said have upon the qualities Of
vine While he is sill passabie in many part, he pains
the friends his robust manhood by continuing To play
evident inres There Is very little to
be seen worth trouble of attendance and the price Of
admission ut Nibo's the or nights Of Arrah Poguc
save Forrest Mrs Farren and Agnes Perry All the rest
can be much better enjoyed at other places. on
il considered something to hear full orchestra In
these days OF pianos and dcarth Of vions; but one
need not 60 to Nblo's Garden for that alone.
J. b. stndlcy, the actor recently from California,
in conjunction with Mr. and Mrs. Welsh Edwards, has
organized full and efficient dramatic company for an
extended tour through Eastern cities opening wcdncs
day night the 9th OF December, OF Bridgeport Conn
This course of independent action has been forced
the organ zers and actors Of the company by the
gent and selfish rules and niggardy money treatment Of
the combination known the Managers Association Of
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05
OUR PRIVATE MILES 0Reitty-HlS TICKET.
~>~>0c~~-~>~-o<>--~~s~eo~-
FOR MAyHoR.
MIS- Their MARSHALL OROBERTS
fF'roin the Lakes ~ * iifarney,.
roR ooRpoRAsHIoN COUNSEL.
MIS- Their RICHARD O'GORMAN
(E'ro,n Dallghattie. Near Dublin


FURTHER DISCHARGE or NAVY y,HD ExrLOyEs.
ON Saturday evening last another reduction Of en-
ployes OF the Navy Yard TOOK place. Eighvsx men,
chiefly belonging 10 the carpenters department, were
discharged In the recent heavy reduction Of forces,
Notwithstanding the preference of retanment in gov
eminent employ which has been ordered by Admiral
Bell and agreeable to instructions from the Navy De-
partment many mon Of both the army and navy, who
have served honoraby and hold honorable discharges,
ind themselves among the number recently dts
charged from the yard This appears tn be altogether
unavoidable the instructions from department head
quarters strictly direct In making the present reduction
that the most competent workDen she'll be re
tanned, the prefercDce to be gwen 10 men hon
oraby discharged from the serv CO in all casss
when found competent These Instructions have
been faithfully delivered BY Admiral Bell 10 hts
subordinate officers in charge OF the various departments
and where any OF neglect Of this order the part
Of his subordnates has before hs notice the
ter has been Immediately investigated and rectled by
him. instanced yesterday In HE Of soldier
who had been wrongfuy discharged by the master Of
his department, but taken again by the Admiral,
who, would appear. respecer Of party or politics
but adheres strictly 10 principle in the discharge OF his
duties IL rumored that further discharge will
about the 18th iDst In departments which have so far
escaped unscethed by the late reduction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05
Musical Intelligence.

The saengorbund, a well known musical union. whch
at present composed Of the societies Allcmana, Ger
mania. schlerbund, Lorcley, Social Liedcrtafel and
W!liapsbarg ssengerbund held musical celebration
on Sunday night at the Gerrnania Assembly Rooms
composed Of concert and ball. which well patron
lied affair The room. which tasscfulIy deco
rated fully occupied by the members and friends Of
the Saengerbnnd. Prominent amoog the decorations
was the splendid banner OF the union The concert
commenced shortly after eight O'Clock by an insiru-
mental performance BY MessrS Nol, Beslg, Bsrguer
Rheder, Bochm, schmitz and kuhlman, who per
formed scptct Of Beethoven. This medley Of musical
compositions rendered IN eficicn, mannce;
but accident occurred during the performance .
pov,on Of the stage broke down. which caused some
delay. Several choruses rendered by the most
prominent singers Of the ssengerbund, among Others
the chorus z.V VALID, by Hcrbecs accompanied by
brass This piece formed OF tho features
Of the musical part OF the programme. The saenger-
bund composed OF sboat i've hundred si.sers
the conclusion OF the musical exercises The members
engaged in their usual social pay'mcs Tho hall was
commenced at twelve O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05


The Legislature Of Louisiana today, By reclamation,
passed resolution the effect ths, there no oppos
on open or secret 10 the United states government In
this State tina, slavery abolished forever and that they
cordially and heartily endorse tho Presidents recsnstruc
ton policy.
Neil Brothers 4 Co, an old and prominent cotton
snn here having spent some ume In The personal ex-
animation Of the cotton CROP in the Southern States
have issued circular report the saect rhey Ell.
suuAs sa in May lsrt The Old crcp Bdxmounsed 10
sso coo bsles thai the crop amounts "a 1ooyooo
bsle- taa tho amount delivered up IN the 5oth
November oeo 600 bales and they estimate The
numbers they mskcthe total amsant a. old and CROP
cotton too millions a. pilIions hundred thonssud
bsles They estimate the qusnthy totally unit 10 spin ~
no, over 100 900 bales They put down the number Of
bales yet 20 come from sections tributary 10 New %
lcaDs-not including Texas and Arksn-ss-st 40 900
bales
Arrived, steamers George Washington. from New York
and Bolivar, from Liverpool