davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-08-14

PORT OF CHICAGO
ABFTED-.... August L

-NAA%A@~H
sor ,ton v,,;faaa ~
hR y & j. e.7:a s;7:! nfsSq E.f
hsIk ase ftsas e Hs s Is Us se Gals eo.aa wood
Eae kliS: S:.aq TEsxS,ss & isS E EuRi l9P,seE
sear sontsEs:s 1asais, is tons coaI
ss@ ss Gsspia, IL IL = ;s s'f TEs. Id lumber
SssE e; E;s Ss:ssss: s:gss s E 'sss
81 !: $:s' E::s:sss : 9 - aaue' @
ss4 ST. f.S assI2 2sssaaa sfsaa Hs1 E s:s sEs wood
scGr Iasenla, Grand llate9, 1o1umbs.,-
ssSr isssss VIE TaSs 4 isaees. u =
sear ina: ia s: aq.kseoe; IS qlen1ez ,
sesr @ 5. Essnn: IEion Fsss, $ Z ian6es.
2sss zsesa kssspss S:1 a psssis s. railroad .r
sr & 81 sEass E..s! Z. assssa E;s. f. s.: ss
seA< A1Iox kil.9aaseo 2 e ~ 99o = '.; I" r7 18th.
81 SS5 RSSSS;s s:S:ss i + i l@S 10 l'sa
81 TSSsis &c; s.sssssS Ssssssf i e HSss !sissss
81 Tsses: 49, sSsStSsa; II sa1a%sss g s;s;r
hass S5sa4 fs HsSs5 IS osss e = 4sSS tss
| sehs Haveras, sosth Haten. IS cost, Eeod-
| EC4f FfAynE. EcQtn dAF e.
| <ch- EredeF1cS. EQnth HAFt1 e tous coal.
! Schr Armada Green Bay. IL n I1u1bef-
| Ethr AIhany, CentSrvtuf, 600 posts.
| Schr Challenge, FentwAtes. >! N lumber
5e!ssS asesSssss S:5':sss = Rs| { ?9Esss aus
/ Eeh1 Experiment. 31anito@ @oe. 4lp = 1at5-
| Echr Erie, St JGscrh, 60 cds wood.
| Ethl Huen1 yis,a, Aan1s:ee II u tumo1-
| Echr Annie Tbns.re. Bl:ck Lake. : n 1n51oE.
tssr @ G5niaia Gesdoa. s. Joseph: . 2 5sase1.
| Ecty Ftkst1, Ka11ucazpo, 80 n AASt poltt.
EShr Island Cfty Falaniaeon n I1nbe IS tfls 0o1s
] Echr J. pTu1den. Kalamazoo. 60 cls wool
| 6ShY franklin kalA1.ADoot :l3 IN lAth-
Eenr Arrow, kai&nnA1oo, - n ln.utef 10 n lata-
Eeht Ee-1rEde, EhBrlotIeyi11t. 6 II bolA-
| Ecor Appleton. South Haven. 3 cd4 WOOD. .
scov Crusader. ftnix ates: 20 Y shiaSles-
Ecor storm, WEite lsEc. 6 = tEnStS-
Ecur Cousin Mar. White Lake. - nj t1nbsr.
seos Aha MptkfFon+ $ 2 ininber g . sht-sseA
! Seox Piane- EAlsm1noo, s. m lumber.
| Ee0~ Hifurdeue, kahnaEoo. % % lutnbez.
| ECfyF ErAEEer, kalamazoo, . N tumbe*.
| EruN Humboldt, AilNhukfe, = eds Wool
/ scpe unlun Eontt t~ Hs s~".~
, 1866-08-14

Extraordinary Operations or n Country
SI.nrI.sr s1Al His .Tsxu .@tAiete%-Ean1s
nm Old Mn1l in f;Iercucc l,a~ been p1ttsa~
<acrcd oz- $50 ,000-A Modcrzl Story Of
, 1866-08-14

All wko vnIue beautiful heAf ef hair, 61sd lts
pt<sxzs2s.en FROM premature badness aud turning
erry wi1l fs to Lyons celebrated Kasha!ron
tmak tie hair r1c sott aud glossy. esadlcases dan-
drur and the hsir To grow with fuxuztant beat
e. Isls sold everywhere. ... ...
r. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, y. T.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, sold b5 au drug
, 1866-08-14

IVA wet1ast.. corner OF Monree chseas7, NJ. derosa
he attention e1ciuaivey to tho treatet or scft dl+.
esAeA EyphIrs tn All IL yatted FpFms, 4ouofrkea>
QlAeE Gtfctule. Seminal 1eakness Palhs ln joints
Nese ind SKIN, and III those am1ct1ens hum eee!es
hantt at youth Which ptSsuce Sonstatts1al dt1llls
hedy and mind.
Y6t-Fo WEy, TAXI PARTICULAR E0r1cE.--A cure Tor
th,s " Nd hSye pAlre8 themselves by secret tshi&4
NusT ecl6NTrTlC tNTkST1OE.
An snstruuant or te rurc Of Genital Debility Or Moo
WeAkree. H. Can b. pe tntea u nuna il.
ten days 10 u tuou: by ths use VI tis Instrument,
Ia ofief to sAtI Tue 1ooet ftertteA1 q 70 te tefts
of bin instfnmtnl r,sars. b.nsf tAat = M nstse
moner wl tf fefnde1 "a trtafnlhx the instsncnt IL
xu.41 ofdef. lrlce, fia W h,Al uf espfeas4 .
iHr0F1Axr ri LAutfs..fttnals c9.npiAthh ftrhtsSl
with great sucre<a t'nt Periodical Dfvps wilt httnk
iNlFts treated hY letttf. Adde.4 Df.
47H t*tittsl.. ectnRt Asnfor. G"ttHfH, M r.N.ltss
, 1866-08-14

Native Artisans Permitted to Emtcr21c.
The Jcren 0re71ond Herald of Jrnc2o says:
"We have bu: time to aunanrcc the fact
that Que lnorc gigantic stride has been lua1c
toward tho enti1e freedom OF the Jalnaese.
a proclamation has been Issued By tic Cor
c;io, Of which the following is a translation !:
GovEExNEST CIRcr1An-
-rcfecns wishing to 70. in future. to any of the
sarious countries BEYOND .he sc.. fos the purpose
trade, viii receive permlesi N from thc govern
menl on making application TO this cfecf.
.The government will, upon examination, grant
permit. With ssal a.t9shea. to any such person:
the name Ct the petitioner aud stating elca.y ho
lie wishes TO rsoescd4 tor Whist object, and 70 what
md Hsta@olos Should make del spplis;st On
through tho governor o. rent collector or thei,
place, or through the lord Of the domain, to h.
proper department. II case any person should &
ab1ea1 secretly xish9st na*sport, he shall y
derstand md obeerxc this regulation
"!hc nboye decree having been issued, It Is
10 the Ordinary people, ta order that euch a. wisl
10 70 may make their application.
sGorttEmrnt Of1cc, May ~ 166f.H
, 1866-08-14


1ta rectt.cst tEtrS. tie "swcctcst thug, urd the
1aost Ut Ss tie Ez*t rccey. II oveseazes the odar
Of zp1zticc; soflecs AMI dds delcscy to tie skin
Il adeli-htf pe,fEme a1la5S leaeaeac aa3 la1anc1a
t.ou; and Il recrey cosupa1Ion In tho sIcE room,
IN the rurscty. and rpan the toilet stebosel 1t ca
r. ebsalret evezywl4&.e as ont dotlaz per bostie.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold bE III dug
e1xfs.
, 1866-08-14

RECEIPTS FAST Fon1T-E1GrT uoC

MospAr Evening. August Is, 1860.
The following tables show The receipts md
shipments Of produce duz1ng The past fory-eight
, 1866-08-14

MoxpAr ErEs1ao. hugnst u 1sse.
yhb ffee4rA andth'pmensa 1t Lumber. Ahinz.e& and
la0 du'lns As put fsss5 s'tat hours ~ssv,
iTnbsr. .....'............'....7,Hs%tu@ % 7,sA'tsa
ii.,isas..: isss: ] sS aa@S
J1cfu sre no nrw features IL tho tussket. Tho DE-
tsnd eonnurs sool aud prices fully n.a!ntalaei.
ccoso. ia IN xs.sr. bataue .s,srs. It sasn, II u
nlh nj Il "; cargo srs Jo4es from Nnskcsou 1ls N
II IAr cett sts1Ps. alahcu in1o, Vt ei8s cargo scAr
Dawn, from Ansxrgon. y sni1es. 1t $7ooo, cargo
%cIr nrown from Dtperc, I'm IN common mixed Il
~trps ns e1so; cargo scnr Coral from uYand Elye.,
. III common sa;trt CO Dot ctnt b.1spt ai a1a; as
wtu uppsss, $3.50: Il selected strtpA, ut ello;
/: tn latl ai tte; cargo sthr fkota .Uoasniau from
sianssce. % m josA and sehntilu. at et6.o; cargo
Ahr Armadh, from Dspert. 80 n mixed coumoo Gs
quality. Mt tl.so: 10 IN 1ath. attloe
Ths following ass tho yard prices:
LrxuEs-F!tstcitass l. la II and Finch e,o,
s.s.ua Iissi; il IL and iiasi.:: sssss9
fiast na III lt sson Cisa; fiooria: t.
ss.s sssthsr: fouSh-tac sAu'e ~ 'eeoad g, o,,.. ~
SS'Ss ssss;S isS S$;,ss; siss; S:SSs riss;
s,ss,:;i ani ii;s;sd Sinea comi:o; '''s 's
Fiji I'll second cisai sid:ss: 10.
r;stesSass s;;::; sis;::::: ssssss :ssssss
Waxnn.s,ox boards, select, l1lneh and
4:sss ssssf sssis sssfas i S' %ss'
lei lo,1s ,1s...........,...........-..a aanos.eta
Jolst AuG schnt1InS, Is ltet..... ~ 4s11
DO do r, =. and 1tM... sSas1 q 81
| EuIxGLxa-Ao OF STIR Shaved ShInsles.....~ 51j3S5l
Aor star Saved Shingles a-3l11.75
MOL EaWtt1 Slliu4 4,fes......-......-.- 3DJ3-E
| DNo. sawed Shingles. ............. 2.s5t35a
I4AII-Per 10 yssis. A73S5d
Ny car load hg Northwestern Railroad, ItItTfta Ia
a1y ydfd where cars cnn hc Switched, any depot:
| b OF Ssaf Sawed shingles by car
lead on track, ~eltort cnunts. 9li
/ or Star Shavstt Shinsiesv hy ear
load on ttntl11 count I1adt folL OF
GEe huslcl:cs 10 tic thousand. So
IL d Saved Shingles, city made. On
MOL Sawed Shingles by car load On
uaEH4....-...-..,. II
which El,uSge follows tie Shingles In freight blu
| EulSELE STANDARD
TlAcSnese-5 +htQcles 10 be tcsht5 u thickness.
| lfnEth-$t1tesn I1cte5.
/ Roud*-TEtnty inClCS.
Couraos-IEcnty-tve.
, 1866-08-14

and quiet at f1.so0a.p Corn =1=.ar 1t a5e.
Oats tensy at 4iG1s5Ac.
LATER.
In the afternoon Corn ysas dull, with buyars OF
No. N store ut E73lc, and sellers at &c Wheat
WAS Inactive md Utmost nominal The only sala
NC heard Of IVES $, ,000 hu old No. Spring (Jorth
side) at f1G01s. At The clone holders were eskfnE
x1E1
, 1866-08-14

IRenasts from Chemical Analyd&f
After csrrft1 aralFs1s Of uel1nbold's P1epa
they 1ior our utnost confidence. He con -
sa<e and reliable.
SEYEERS 4 7.
Ptiladelpilis. Jror l1th, tsn.
, 1866-08-14

Ssi,ss Fl Z
Gnasiss s3@
eSaI9T6s: nssf:f s1iibi: iii dtsies Of &c.
i sae %s ~
EEz-Rfookns!d. !d.......--..........-..-...-.. sM@
= s1@SS,:I Iiii;;i 35S$ 3S$
q MiaoE Bank.:::....-.......-.. 1@@ 18@
f.ossoqtE 11t
IseEs1sas, prepared: 1!a
3a@ 3a@
$:: 5$::s::s:;; e: 3
S6EEEE1iSs siisf i :sfsis :: piss
With Alfly acttse demand. We quota
&MAe
ao, eo1on to Ill.
Hto Eocd e prime: 933fc
III. soas3 ]sfs: il Bags lilo il aif
ss!s: assz :; s.ss f.as 4:fs 2
g!sE: H$R SgElss ls :*fs5: s:.t:: =
as 'esds 4ea..ass ss = Sst d ssasa:as
tasssiSa t ba1. e sass !: allow" "&'' 1A''' -
Af4aeN heE+ Fpfl........s...4+......s.t1D III g 42
oS1,s essias. IL, ,s3
Aeuoo'' .;:, .;t: Id" &s's
Tif9: '..ss.s.'.........'..ss'..''.''' ~
! Ilr!ta New York Atrles.......".......4 u q
ft4rteR. hafte4 k.ts....s..........., "a a u
Gsss Gssss' sssess, sest., aIssi Ss:. e:a:::::
G1aehf#ffles, heM, H......ts......,.. 20 u u
! bphTtlan teafs. .,,.s...,...ss,ls,.n II q -
| f:heffgN1 Hnpttted.. .....s....s....,..u q U
| xrrs.
1 Anotds. hKti ehefled.......sa.......s..+ n q n
AIniottlat sufl Bhtlrt. rt..........,.......... " = Y
| httnpnis. paper shalfed.. y q %
ts3ai,auti.. .....'..'...............'....' z
Ensll.S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Msisais.. i
EkfltN Nhlh4N. s.,s.,sss.*ss+ .ss.s+..s. "A r
4':HfN ath.I s9n iAEKe .s:...::..:;... ~ = =
kt&l1-lra "a EiNf1 IN heAff Hlt ntAFfhIctas AH0
ssses ssssay Il III aaoisou.. ssss afs au:aaaSed
| ent W rrrcat tlF ltals
NhtltAAhs MOI. N hr. III
&h3ttnah. No. fT{,,...s..s............! !:xsA ~!
shiltnsh. No. brt..."*s......s..r..s..3 3.3s4 3y}
Trout No. Gst,,.,,........,...t..4...+.. a1.A =
f!ackeErs NJ. GEi. new., g
Mtskv.vl. sfsss Ws*s k.s.................s sMa ~
sskrfs' Sny iii Iii. ;s
AAckrft11 rltlA largo lellY :.8k 2Al
t;o!t.t Gsofxos n.nk 10 ns......... yo1t ~
EOuhs1. Nnntff c1ffi. VIA 99I
tstft3rE%, No. ratklc4. Nhfs..a........ INA w
!!s1!:nxs. sssef: e:
Serxsxiaa sirrrsns,. n,rdiaa. Gii..... III
. hofwtElAn lesTtnGe. u. sinAi hfi la3
xsA;.ssse-a.::. s:.e.. aS.e "e ?ss!
Dfo.n !'ttS.e: lisi9
Is NJ; Msst. assss .ss nd Il nsaas1 @ ~
/
, 1866-08-14

Or !atonanenee of nHne. kstsastoa Inflammation q
rfo>tasc E.1ls stone II tar lila tie calculus. sfAvtl
or hrick dust dcpoa,. nal ii dtsras+s p. sp hniass
irart lfurhr. }rt0hsI-t4.*r ~
, 1866-08-14

philadelphia f'ravfstpn afastrl-Aus. 10.
lrces arc wcll rhinsAlnel tt ide market continues
*st+ tlu Rtn@ti sAles afe making st tpW11l-1 PR
ft h,f nex mrs ,otxs rs. q! b.atn ma f.1rI
ha ,ton!dffs. 9l+ IN r prime lhf N ,tla Ahd aefess,
AMI a4lE fff d fut lLattrf, ~ u qualify.
, 1866-08-14

And Future Prospects In LIN e'cafiy rsveA'ei BY Dr..
llaphsel. Ito xIhs lna affections Of lie o2ipa3 ~
lle xu1des you u wealth. hssish and hApptn, cAs' u
1lJ tAss NA!taan+t tcp stAifs,> setween Wells and
yGsl,hl.utats. ConsultAttcn arp otto dollar. nv
, 1866-08-14

sAreha in Philadelphia - uRuSt 10.
FiAtAfs%l rnuo% In nrMhtni 4t 1.s3 as hnshnf. In
11nltty t!lefn In nuthK allK wr VMula II eta1
PR 1stir1 E1otgF sppl sulla IN ans1l way Ut fo.31
3tE I'M
, 1866-08-14

phffnielphfu OIL Mnrket-AuF. 10'
0n--1he market yestttasy -? ,9t yery actiTe.
--g;e 800 tms National NeaulnT ana etps!nx Co.. itse
on cars &c; ~ ilaielphls del.ers5a August l3th
sAles lQo ts Champion, 41kc Other small saled were
made ut tie e&fne fenxE Uf rt1rtH.
, 1866-08-14
COTTON RAISING.

Tnc Ohio Settlement lii Mfsslsatrris
trtum tt.u Cleveland 1terald.l
T1Ic following Interesting nt,tt tn1tnh1o 1clltr 1e
ssn colnlsea eft, late Ut tl.a onc tlutsdeed and
Twenty .nfllt Ohf1i
lAttANp fiAuE, Macon, Mfas.,
, 1866-08-14

LyoE-s Extract Of Pure 3nrnRlcu Ginger
tor Indigestion Sausea, Heartburn sltk Hea:tache
Cholera NoEbus, &C., where warning. Gcnia1 6tsur.
1art Is required It's careful preparation nnh srn rr
13sy mikes It ehtap reliable srtteIc toS culinary
pu1rotes- Sold eresy whesr, 1t 50 eenas reF bottle
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold bS al Drug
gisB. FSspoal'5*aA III
, 1866-08-14

uese Gold opened At z1sstt. advanced 10 1ss:44.
and closed at 1isaiGlzs34. Silrcr Il quiet At
1ER13S.
the following quotations.
, 1866-08-14

tirrsofy & Hastings sold 5tcC1urr 81 head stock
Ssxa ass1asias ; s. g. Il sa65 se sasIaisy 6 s
stock Slec-s, averaging 9l7 rs, At $l51-
AoGS-Sa!es embrace 3:.csi head, which xesa taken
ALMOST ezeluelyey By shippers. at s9.s6oo for
TO 1uesana grades, tct and waseted, nnA {t11c
1n.ca for good choice loss, tskea fsor The cars.
Buyers were cut in Eale uunbcss. md tradc oncacd
with considerable Rplrlt. OF the offerings nng
Eesdr faie ii prices well to the cong rates oflast
week Isttc il the dag, however, sales dragged ILL.,
tic, and ut the closc the market showed uuistakahe
signs Of weaEuezs The pens are wei cleared.
Sales tnt3uae The following:
, 1866-08-14

t1ot.nE rtc.s fuf ras, ,AuHnst IL ittafecr!yt by 10
serl, ii. Lyuaa 4 Co.. Co,unlssior, ttock All Dond
lIfArFe. md dslsts Ii QoTofrtnt 6ocusllpA No. u
, 1866-08-14

NrtAH fu ltn1ttniUrr-AuHhBe 10.
f.totee IL tyKtcytel rnd tMnlhal Il s1aas!o. Tin.
ftlT hna s,tl gltAftngtf NJ ftAA u MaAts1
fQe yfuSG}pK anu 4EhI it To-
, 1866-08-14
HETeTKB OLD,
EXT TRAeT BUG
Is TIE GREAT DIURBT1C.
Helinbold's
EXTRACT SARSiPARILL

Cues scrutala, Salt Eha, sca1d or Sore Hat. Tet:
Pfmp,ez on the Ese-, Eydp=lsz. and erupuons OF VI
eyer natu5e Oh the fsee skin, the Hum
which p.aSr disease, uzIehtrg the Bl5od. ed
, 1866-08-14

OFFICE OF TIE DAHY TE1BCSEf
Monday Evening, August Il !
Tic following table snov1 the dsiF receipts Of Live
Stock for the week to this evening" reported b7 the
Secretary Of the rrton Stock fssd Company:
.. Cattle Hos. saee2.
SUNG Hu1E 1As$ Tc9k.-.......... Isl 5M
BEEF CATTLE-sa1es to-3ay embrace IS head At
Si.s59Gto fct common Cows End HeisEs 10 good fat
butcters' Cows ard good stock Steers and SGs65Go
for medium to good Steers and Oxen
Trade to-day exhibited more Lie thaa Usually char-
aelczizes Mondays operations. This Increased activity
Is not however, attributable to any actual improve
ent In the condition Of the Market bur FATHER the
hct That there liberal supply Of the '.zaw
MATERIAL and 3 better general attendance. The
weather vas cool and braetng, The receipts we:e
very light, hut nth the number LEFT orer from last
weeks sales, proved quite equal to the wants Of the
11aae. City butchers TOOK most Of The offerings,
thnugh two three of the Larger lois taken by
treders. Tie present week, It Is expected. Ell be
quiet ore,
The following rerc the entered eale5:
keen1n 4 Finley soll Dykem1n - head cora1uon
Cows Averaging ef3 DE. at &5aM: to savage ~ hea1
aretaetne ~ ni+ nt SD: 70 Thoups ~ hfsl p3os
SowH AVG aye;aSins 81 - M = ss7; e Aorsis. head
Nal;wcIk 4 Mallory eotf O'SGea "a he1l n,edluu
StGes-. ayesagfng 1.1N rs, ut SS.51. =
NozIctt. Kelley T. Co. sold 0Eeefe 81 head cq3lMon
| mixed Eattle. averaging Sa EA at &s1sH.
Norris Eold E!s 5head good Cows, averaging S. rs
, 1866-08-14

1Ac New Sofk UonE N(N0f3f7 eA3s:
sslhts 5ear the erect il stupid beyond ptcce-
acut- Money Il eheApGTesS eheap-1Ae range =
secntitics and 10 The very best or borrowers, arc
made AZ 314 per cent while three and four months
A No, paper Eoes at GEt1 per cent These facts
November and pceembe1 money will be scafre
anh dear. ktase Bank currency COWS honc ter !e-
aemp,o9. " bel:sxe that s1G o9 o go Will be
banks lake It, hut nta discount Of X per cent for
| New York, Eastern ard New Jersey. Other rates
Of discount ore For New York stafc u discount
| for New England, u discount; for Ncw Jersey,
s1 discount for Fcnnsylsuuia. Maryland and Del.
aware, 11:11h dfecouul."
Tic various En1tTfcasur1es and pcpos;torie.
viii he prepared on Wednesday, next tAucu.t Is
IL ray the coupon on The fsst series Of $50 pc
\ cert Treasury notes Of the United States. Thest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
Prospectus
n VSFEENb tv3
OF The
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
PETROLEUM VAPOR STOVE
AND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

The great popularity the Petroleum vapor Stove and Gas
Light and the great profits derived from its
ure by the different companies organized under Gay Patent
induce the undersigned form Joint Stock Company the
city Of New Orleans, to BIO called tho LOUISIANA AND
COMPANY" With capital stock Of five hundred thousand
dollars S00) divided into shares hundred dollars
each only per of which will be called the time
and five per cent subject the call of Board this
Rights for the States of Louisiana and Texas leaving
working capital of twenty Ave dollars Oo No
subscriber need fear being called upon fifteen
per cent as the above mentioned working be amply
sueent under any emergency operate
ing successfully 1t expected that large cash dividends will
accrue to the stockholders:
fs rom the profits derived from the sale of county and
parish rights secondly from the profits accrung from the
manufacture Of Stoves and Gas Burners and thirdly from Tho
enhanced value of the stock
Tue business OF the corporation be managed Inv pes
dent Secretary and Treasurer Directors WIN h.
elected by the stockholders.
In order to facilitate the operations of the Connanv tho
original propetor have already ordered number f stovs
OIL each pattern with appliances and working material from,
the Maryland and Virginia Company at Baltimore all f
whch VIII DO turned over to the Company original cast
We the undersigned to FORM under the laws of the
State of Louisiana joint Stock Company for the
of carrying into effect the above operations 8, o tho
amount OF stock aforesaid shall have subscribed or spcb
proportion thereof the original proprietors shall deerp
sufficient and we promise to pay upon the call of tho In
copoato ten cent upon the opposite our
and the remaining Eve per upon cali of the
NAMES AMOUNTS SUBSCRIBED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
1o.ser from tseneral Forrest.

4 N. c. GaHapay, Editor Avatqnche- On my ar
rival in Memphis, few days since, from my
plantation, q copy of the Avalanche was shown
me, in which am represented Dis having fled the
country. l thank you for the kind manner in
which you indicated my name from misrepre-
sentation. Owing to the relations you occupied
towards me during the last three years, know of
no one better calculated to do me Justice than
yourself.
Your representation of certain Incidents in nv
military career are true, and will be corroborated
by every man in my command and by most of the
colored troops, some of whom are men in nv en-
ploy But in defending me, I regret that YOU
should suppose for moment that I could be in
duced to leave the country. Certainly no act or
expression of mine could have furnished ground
for such suppostion. In surrendering my com.
mand in April last, in a public address to nv
troops, urged them to return hOme-to be true
to their obligations, and as they had made good
soldiers, knew they would make good, law -abid-
ing citizens. \
No soldier of my command has been false to his
pledges. i have certainly been true to mine, for
since the surrender, I have been silent and un-
opstruslVe, quietly laboring upon my farm, and
regretmy seclusion is so often disturbed by reports
IN the newspapers which are as unjust to the gov
eminent as they are to my own character. | have
never committed an act, uttered word or enter
tanned sentiment not in strict accordance with
the most hunanizing military usages, and fear no
investigation into my conduct.
L certainly do not intend to leave the country
for my destiny is now with tile great American
Union, and shall contribute all my influence to.
ward Strengthening the government, sustaining its
credit, and uniting the people once more in the
lndlssouble bonds of peace and affection As ever
Truly your friend,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

CALIFORNIAN WINEs.-A good sized package
was received at the office of. the CRESCENT, this
morning, containing liberal samples of several
kinds of delicious wines and brandies of the vim.
tage Of California. The hook, brandy and the
bitters are pure tasting and palateable articles,
and the Angelica" a sweet, light wine, just the
thing for the ladies, and great deal more pleas
ant than Malaga.
We are indebted for these to Mr.. D. B. Tarr,
No "a Magazine street, agent for Perkins, Stern
d Co., ofNew York, who import direct, and are
making arrangements to supply the New Orleans
market plentifully with the afore- mentioned pop
ular brands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

The report that John R. Thompson, formerly
editor of the Southern Literary Messenger is living
in poverty in London, is contradcted. He is asso-
eiate editor of the London Herald, and besides
being writer for the English magazines is con-
tributor to American periodicals, and making the
competent support to which character and talents
entitle him,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

SUPERIOR PROPERTY AT AucTroN.--We are re.
quested to invite attention to the sale to be made
to-day, at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Ex-
change, by j. B. Walton & Deslonde, auctioneers.
OF that fine dwelling house and two lots of ground
on Camp street between Julia and Girod streets,
formerly the residence of ]. j. Green, Esq.,, de-
ceased, and of the property at the coner of st.
Charles and Grod Streets formerly the residence of
Gen. e. L. Tracy, embracing lots on ST. Charles
and Girod Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
Tribute Of ReSDecf.

HALL COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY Ne g.
New Olleans Feb. rs 1856 I
hegu'af meeting oil Columbia Fire Company No. s.,
held this day. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to number
among the victims of the war and to remove from
us our iamented brother members, GEO REISS PATRICK
o'KEEFE E. A. HACKET, C. McAuLIFF and j. DUNTZE
VINO, as friends and brother member had respect
and esteem;
Rolpe That while we bow with all submission to the de-
cree of just Providence deeply epore the
loss OF those endeared by every true and noble quality
displayed while members of this Company.
Reore That sincerely sympathiing with their families
ana relatives we tender them this cordial expression of
sympathy with them and esteem for the deceased.
soued That the Hall of the Company be draped in Mourn
ing sixty days. and that Officers and Members wear the
usual Badge of Mourning.
Resore That these resolutions be entered the Minutes
OF this Company and that copies be forwarded to the
families and relatives OF deceased ao they be published in
the Times and CRESCENT for three days.
SAMUEL BREWER,
THOS. OCONNOR,
CHAS W. GRANDJEAN, } Committee
W. J. JOHNSTON,
W. E. MoDERMdfT.
a true copy: VI. A. McCAFFREY,
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MADAME La Blas.ch.

me greatest Clairvoyant and Secrets in the known world
and the only natural that has ever
present centuythe unequae reveaer Of all that
ehef the rast, Present or tho Future Horoscopes
Charts of life written by simply knowing date of birth
Residence No. lo2 Bienvle street, between Bourben and
Danphine streets -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

VERY Low PRICES.
Rich Printed ORGANIZES.
Rich Printed JACONETS.
Embroidered GRENADINES and BAREGEs.
LINOs and MoZAMB1QUES.
Printed LINEN CAMBRIC-for Dresses
Printed CAMBRIA and LAWN
Printed ALPACA-whte grounds.
White BAREGEs, GRENADINE and ALPACA.
GRENADINE and BAREGE sHAwLs
Lace BOURNOUs and sHAWLs
Lace yEILs-lates. style
FOULARDs sILKS-for Dresses.
NULL, NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS
White JACONETs and BRILLIANTS
Swiss and Book MUSLIN
Silk and Thread GLOVES.
IRISH and FRENCH LINEN.
French, Scotch and Irish LINEN sHEETING.
French, Scotch and Irish PILLOW LINEN
PLATILLAs, BRITANNIAs and MoRLAIx
Huck and Russia DIAPERS.
Birds Eye and Damask DIAPERS.
Russia and American CRASH
Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's COTTON HOSE
Gents, Boys and Youths COTTON HALF HOSE
Ladies' and Misses Gauze Merino VESTS
Gents, Boys and Youths Gauze Merino VESTS.
BOBINET-for Bars, 96xl0S in width
CURTAIN MUSLIN and HOOP SKIRTS
PIANO and TABLE COVERS
Furniture and Garment DIMTrIEs
CORsETs, GINGHAMs, Etc.
LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
TABLE LINENS and Damask NAPKINS.