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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
BIZ j. il. WALTON 81 DES LONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
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WEDNEsDAY, March =, at 1e O'Clock NJ,
W at the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and Customh0use streets by virtue
in Of of the Hon John w Thomas Judge
of the Second District Court of New Orleans Court Docket
5000 in the entitled suit the following described
THAT ELEGANT, WELL-FINlsHED AND COMMO.
D1OUS THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, together
with the Lot OF Ground which it stands situated
Eplanade street. the of Rampant in the square
bounded by Espanade, Rampar burgundy and Barracks
streets
The House is in a respects of the desirable resi-
dences in the CITY, from its location and distribution 1t
contains two parlor and dining room. all elegantly
hed and communicating with each other by folding doors
eight large bedrooms with closets attached hall each floor
eleven feet wide The back budugs-two-storya of brick
contain store Kitchens washing and ironing rooms
five servants rooms bathroom etc In the rear and attached
to the back buildings there Is large carriage house and
stables containing FIVE stalls with hay grain loft above
Connected With yard which Is spacious there
flower garden highly improved and filled with shbbery
and ornamental trees
The lot upon which the above improvements stand
81 feet inch Espanade street by depth Of Dds feet
extending from Esplanade through to Barracks
Also, A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the property above
described measuring 81 feet II inches and lines Es
panade street. by depth of 07 feet and inches between
ssng of comfortable story and attic framed cottage
containing several with framed back buildings
story high, containing Kitchen servants rooms, etc
The property be visited at time prior to the sale by
application at the office of the aucti0neers.
ga TERMS SALE-One third cash The balance at
credit of nine and twelve months in the the
to his order divided into coupons, bearing
and cent eventual interest," secured by
upon the property until final payment The property be
sured amount sufficient the
and interest and the policies transferred vendors
Act Of sale before Adophe BoudOusquie notary public
the expense OF the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
BY j. Is. WALTON d. DESLONDE,


Omce-f7 Carondeet street. corner Union
SATURDAY, March 10, 1860, ut 2 O'Clock
- the Merchants AuctioBecrs' Exchape RoyaI
street. the following described valuable property VIII
be sold. wit:
J. NINE OTS OF GROUND Canal street between Mu.
ratand streets measuring nhe about
feet inches and lines front Canal
depths varying from 81 feet inches lines i2S feet
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND Murat street between
Canal and Gaquet streets adjoining the above measuring
the aggregate l0i feet inches front Mura
lar depth varying from III feet 10 inches and
inches and lines.
All in the bounded by Canal Gasquet Murat Alex
ander streets and according plan made by Pile 4 De-
pOniliy, civil engineers dated February, 1896
De- TRRNSDne-t third cash the remainder notes of
the purchasers theft order payable at six twelve
eighteen and four bearing eight per cent per
annuni interest and mortgage until final payment.
Acts OF sale before W J. Caste, notary public At the
expense of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

HORRORS OF WAR.-A western soldier who had
been through all the campaigns sand shared in many
of the ercest battles of the war, writes from his
home that she never realized the horrors of war
till he got home to Indiana and found his gal mar
ried to stay-at-home dry goods clerk"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

A READY WRITER-s' You labor too hard on
your composition, doctor,n said fppant clergy.
man to venerable divine. g | write q sermon in
three hours, and think nothing of it." $50 do
your congregation" quoth the doctor,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

:, Zen. Charrete, a noted Jondon 5andv and ,.o,,e
asa IN mat city recently at the age of eighty.
snses years. He was gifted with an extraordinary
smGGs NJ rassa and n. few years back, for large bet
from 1bs tne whole contents Of the Morning Post
making single error. In addition TO the crosse,
aeromplli1sanments he was apassabe poet and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

SUNDRIEs FOR SALE.
1000 bbls Extra and superfne FLOUR.
200 :. CORN MEAL
80 :. Choice White BEANS.
20 =. =. Dried APPLES.
100 bbls Old Bourbon WHISKY.
200 bbls. Mess PORK.
100 :. Prime Mess PORK.
10 casks Clear SIDES, (Roe's.)
10 tierces Sugar Cured HAMS, (RoesJ
200 rolls India BAGGING.
200 coils Machine ROPE
20 bales GUNNY BAGS
5000 BURLAPs, q bushels.)
5000 GUNNY BAGS, (seSond handy
20 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
Is chests TEAS, lassortedl
10 pigs LEAD. ETHELL THOMAS,
los Poydrasstreet
CAAsHT......... & s''.''''' 'rl-AsTEh
2soo bbls CEMENT and PLASTER.
| For sale by A. G. WILBUR
l44 Grsvie: street.
CELECr BoARDING-FAMnIEs OR SINGLE
gentlemen can be accommodated with hrstcass board
Also transient and day boarders by applying to Mrs. j. G.
Holcombe formerly of Mobe at l5a Julia street, the
| corner Of Camp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
RKANoHo OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
~ OF ANATOMY, - :
90 and AZ ST. CHARLES STREET ..-

Four important lectures entitled "The Philosophy of Mar
a delivered At the Museum in New York can be had
ary Branch of the New York Museum Of Anatomy 40 and %
81. Charles steeet, New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

aTHE SENATORIAL BLACK SHEEP. Under this
head the Cincinnati Gazette "iles away for future
reference'' the following names of Republican
Senators "who voted with the Copperheads
against the passage of the heedmen's bureau bill
over the Presidents veto -
James Dixon, of Connecticut.
Daniel s. Norton, of Minnesota.
Wm. M. Stewart, of Nevada.
Edgan Cowan, of Pennsylvania. @
Edwin D. Morgan, of New York.
James r. Dooittle, of Wisconsin.
These, with Van Wrinkle and Wiley of West
Virginia. says the Gazette, ssadded to the ten
democrats, constituted the eighteen negative
y1Les. y1 Wright tDem.) of New Jersey; and Foote,
sSsl sSSmonl Of Vermont, were the only Senators
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

The japanese say "The tongue Of woman is
want Of using.n s.'" '0ss' i0'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

THE Mayors PPooLAMATIoN.-The proclama-
ton of Hon. Jones M. Withers, mayor Of the city,
published this morning, will be indorsed by every
law-abiding citizen Of Mobile He offers a reward
of $1,000 for the detection and proof to conviction
of the parties guilty of burning the church at the
corner of St. Francis and Wilkinson streets, which
was destroyed only few nights since. The
damage such acts infot upon this community is
incalculable, as they taken evidences of the
bitter feeling alleged by the radicals at the North
to exist in the minds of our people against the
this municipal government to put stop to these
outrages must and will have the sanction of every
one who desires to be relieved of the odium Of
this misrepresentation at the hands of few cow
ardly incendiaries.-I Mobile Tribune
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
UNRESERVED SALE OF LOTS OPPOSITE TIL
Lafayette Market, Fourth District
BY j. II. WALTON .S DEsLONDE,

UNRESERVED SALE OF LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Lafayette Market, Fourth District
BS j. II. WALTON az DEsLONDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office AZ Carondeet street. corner of Union
SATURDAY, March 10th, 1850, mt 12
~ clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneer Exchange
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND opposite LAFAYETTE
Marketn thesquare bounded by Soraparu
eyee flp and Rousseau Streets measuring 81
hce front on Soraparu street. by depth 9 feet 10
ana lines between parallel lines These lots about the
middle OF the front S0aparu street. between
Rousseau streets.
H8~TERMs-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes.
Act OF sale before Walter H. Peters, notary public the
expense of the purchaser.
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT BRICK
Store and Dwelling Baronne street, Graver street
BK j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No. At Carondeet street.
SATURDAY. March 19sh, at IL o'clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auceneers Exchange Royal
street, will be Sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the square bou9ded by Bn
aanne rayer Dryades and Common streets and measuring
70 eet inches front Gavee street, by dept on the line
nearest Grayer street of 09 eel inch and 6 lines and on
the other line of 09 feet inches and " lines more or less
The improvements consist of hree-stoy Brick Store and
Dwelling, and threes lack buildings The dwelling is
well adapted for private family, or for renting OF furnished
rooms, the buildings containing large anoef OF 'ooms
TERMS half ash in U. s Treasury notes. balance
The buildings to be kept insured by the p2rcaser
and the policy to be transferred to the vendor
sale Stark Il Grima, Notares Public at
the expense of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

rupcprI CATE rrr,rrr .rre rnn,- r,r -,
49, ~ NA@A0
The LAFAYETTE u " Cincinnati ~ and Cbortnv -
RY H. r. F,T0N q, nrSInSnF
r wA,roS Arc,;orasr
" AN-'-' AN'''0"''
Oaice ~ Caronde delet street cornsr Irnion stres,
" ' '''' ~ "0 '''e'"
"WEDNESDAY March "a 1sGa Mt 1a
w - -~ ~ '~9' AS""' ~ -
oriock nm boord ,ba yaesoIs ras,ocvo, a .Ic1rpe h
'' | " ''" 'o 'e''''' '''p''''eis' AZ 1>h"iHn''' ~
orior aud far acoou,, IF .to n q Nouu poo.,. x .,
direction of VIM G Cook pavmastsr a,d II Naval stors
~ " '- - "' "'Na''ot "'io " '' -'@'"i ''0'e
toonor rr; h, so,d ~. r,hi, oro.;,r .n. t,,o l,,. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

CHOICE PROPERTY ON DAUPHINE STREET NEAR
Canal sreet-succession of Stuart wilkins Fisk deceased
BYJ. Il. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer,
Office. At Carondee. street. corner Of Union.
w at II o'clock at the Merchants and Auctionsers E1
streets by virtue ana in of
san w. sg 5 Of Of sS 3 9 f0fr Of Sw
@ as Swns 1 ID 6 for account of the
TWO LOIS OF dRogND viii the Buildings and improve
mens thereon in the Second District Of This city,
house streets designated By letters and b. and having
of L; l23 feet, between equal parallel lines.
The improvements the lot Canal consist of
Ra- Terms ASn CoSDrroys-one.h half Cash. in U. s.
der IN he Il G 1 Eayab Il a1a 1as 1s a
dqy Of safe to their own order bearing interest at the
sp per cent % after maturity 4 not pn nGny paid until final pay
special mortgage and privilege until final yment
Acts of sale before NJ Gefnon, Notary Public, the
expense OF the purchasers
PRoPREETEs DE CHoIX SUR LA RUE DAuPHIN
pres de la du Canal.
SUCCESSION DE STUART WILKINS, DECIDE.
PAR j. II. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON Encasteur
Bureau-i7 Rue Carondeet, encoignure Union +
MEKCKEDI, Et. - Ie 4 nyril ls68, a mlt s's
entire les du Cauul ct del Douane vertu
W. p
DeuXieme C0u de district de la Nouvelle- Orleans du
"a ever 1866 dossier de la Cour No 256 le copte
In succession cdessus la pr0prcte suivane
yendu savor-
DEUX TERRAINs avec les batisses ct ameloratons qn
touVen dams lie Second District de cette Vile dams e
borne par les ue Dauphne Bourg0yne, Canal de la Dou
ane designe les lees A chacun peds
Il de p9uce de face Ia rue Dauphns proionder
lS ieds entire ignes egae ct pGraele Les amGoraons
sur lie terrain lie plus pres de Ia du Canal consistent
une batisse en- briaue a deux etages. -
rt- CONDITiOSSLR mOe compliant btllets du Tresor
de5 Eats unis payable lie jour de la vente en-
blets des able dams jour ventc
letT propre ordre poran nteret raisun de pour
ian de eurs dates leurs eceAnceS
echeance jusqua para Placement les blets pas
Pyes poncEueement lie Placement des ets ct les nterGs
eyrs etre garants hypotheque privilege de
jusqua placement final.
Ace de par devan NJ Gernon notare public rras
des sacguereprs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
AUCTION SALES.

ilrst Second Third and Fourth DISTRICTS East and West
Boallgny and Carroiton-second District Court Of New
Orleans-No 1889
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
AUCTION SALES.

IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
SCRIP, Ere
Succession of Edward shi deceasedsecond District Court
No. l7346
BY j II. WALTON az DESLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctuneer
Onice-47 Carondolet Street. corner Unor.
MONDAY, March s, 1855, at 1e o'clock
Thomas Judge of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated February 10th 1906 Conrt docket No for account
shares Of the capital stock Of the Bank of Louisiana
% :. e.. =. Louisiana State Bank
100 -. :, e.. Canal Bank.
g p, Union Ban, Bank -, ~. ~,
IL =. :. .. Commercial Bank.
~ " St. Charles Hotel Company stock
| La Variete Association stock
IL N. o Opcousas 4 G. W. X. X stock
And the following Insurance Scrip:
Scrip of 1853, Home Mutual insurance Si7t
Scrip of 1853, ......,.......,. $3.50
Scrip of 1889, :. .r....--,..,,... 291
Scrip of 1859, ,...-.-..- lB1
Scrip of 1860, :. ..,..,,-,,..,... 1D0
Scrip of 1860 . ,..,,......,.. I'D
Scrip of 1861, =. ,.,.,,,,....,.., laL
Scrip Of 1861 :. ,,.,.,,-.,,.. .-. IL
Scrip of 1859 Crescent Mutual Insurance Co ,, llO
Scrip OF 1852 =. . .............. 29l0
Scrip of 1860 :. . .....,....... i'd
Scrip of 1861 :. . . lg
Scrip of 1867 :. IN
Scrip OF 1855 Sun Mutual Insurance Co oS1
scrip OF s5l Louisiana State Mutual Ins .,...... 26
Scrip of 1889 :. $500 0'''''''''''' m ia
Scrip of 1859 . '''''''''''.'''' Ia Ia
Scrip Of 1859 " ',,''''''''''''' s1G sJE
Scrip of 1850 :, ''-'''''''''''' "a "a
Scrip of 1857, Citizens Mutual insurance Co ''' IN
Scrip of 1857, :. :. ''''''''' On
Scrip of 1858, :. ''''' an
Scrip of 1850 E. :. .'t'''.'''-'' 30 "a
Scrip OF 1861, ....,.,,,,'' 5I
no TERMs-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

COTTON COTTON
60 bales Cotton at auction.
BY j. Il. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office AZ Carondeet street.
TUESDAY, March 9th, at IL o'clock A NJ
l. Penn's Cotton Press, of Tchouptouas and
Tepsichore for account of whom it will
be sold
? 60 bales damaged Cotton.
pi-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
SUCCESSION OF MRS. C. NJ. BEAUREGARD-ELE-
giant and CommodiOus Dwelling and Large Lot of
Espanade street. Rampant Second District, an
adjoining Lot Of Ground and Cottugeenrette Deslonde
Widow Andre Deslonde sr., ct als.No 26090Second
District Court-Sut for Partition
BIZ j. il. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
Arrival. at the Principal Hotel..

ST CHARLES HoTEL-T H Yeatman, Cincin
natl H Duhenweith. Tensas Parish L N Amos
Ala; A J Porter, Nashville; W Davis, Texas
III LG chesbrough, ny; D H Lincoln, Chicago I
4 p Small, Wilmington, Delaware J s Seebles and
y family, Cincinnati I Conner La; Marsh, At
takapas; NJ Jordan, Galveston; J steinwe
Taylor, Chicago, Ill; H Fowler, city; M Rey
nolds, Shreveport. La; a Gray, o S A; A N
Maxwell, Nashville; J G Collier, city; G Wood
1 ward, NJ NJ Elias, Cincinnati W Pipfrey Ala
I IRFNNewkirk, Cincinnati; W FL Mcfarland Jun
| Va; G Meriwether, Mobile; G Ineoley, N Y; W
I Pearce, r Gheens, d Frantz, Mobile; A N Leye-
ley, Washington; J Mandox, Miss; W olus-
key, Memphis; Mrs J Lewis, Shreveport; 7 J
a Fletcher, Ind A B Laparle, Chicago Gen W
Thompson and family.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL S Any, G W Ellerbrook,
F Y;s G Lanier, wife and children, Ala R Turn
Gregory, R N Nisbet. St Louis; Boudousquie,
city; G Dahlgren, Tenas parish; Capt Howard,
Y R NJ; = 81 Taylor and wife, KY; ] L Preston,
I G; G C.Fuller, st Louis; H NJ Churchill, P Z
Island; I'll G Hamlin, jr, Gin; I Hall, Selma;
"a Brown, La; S K rockingham, Galveston.
CITY HoTEL.C P Moore, Galveston; G Mead,
II s Fincher, Galveston; R j Duke, A f Routh,
pa; Dogers, Michigan; 3 Gray and wife, Cleve-
land, OHIO; Dr. Baldwin; Smith, La; W P Davis,
inson, Brookhayen;M Van Tassel, city; B F Moore,
Ky; j Aburger, Baton Rouge; ] M Brill, Texas; j
R Goodwin, Arkansas; W L Butler, L jenkins,
ArkanSaS; Nj ~ Iafhln, La; w Keller, IL ker La;
s Posey, E Elder, Woodvijle; Colonel Halle
Louisiana; D Harde and wife, A B Perry, La
] Eyerhart, Tex; A E Bledsoe, D Rledsoe; ]
Neims, Shreveport; J johnson; NJ A Harrison
and family; I Il Gilmer; F NJ Macon; B Dubois,
Mobile; P Duffy, Ireland; G H Garfield; A W Ball.
A Goodrill. G G Lum, La; J B Crawford, j Car.
roll Baltimore; Mrs E I Long, W Lorbert and
family, Miss; NJ siles; Lontford and family, ]
B Gates, Miss; Mrs Hesen Ala; S Brooks, j A
Evans, W G Brooks, W Kelly, Liberty; E G Robin
son, Texas; r r Irwin, La; H Low, M Fuller
city; J B Wilcox, st Lonis; Mrs Streeper, Ill;
O G McCulloch, A Strihbin, I
Reeves, w Mcdowell, Havana; Mrs G AsFranklin,
9 Clifton, La; s A Jones. Ohio; MfssT NJ Brown,
Detroit. sgssSSN
ST. JAMES HOTEL-N A Wi1berly, Memphis:
N Majors, La; Gallagher, Va; 6 W Sentill,
W Allen Mobile; E Allen, Baton Rouge; Major II
) Routh, Tensas parish; Capt B Connor and sis
ter, R Marshall, Natchez; Lewis, city; D
Cooper, ] Coleman, w Braden and wife, Indiana,
G McVea, Clinton, La; w Callmars, city; W
Gaskins, Mrs Gasklns, ] Y Allen, L Reigler,
Vernon, La; D Halsey, Oliver, e Madden and
wife, w G Madden and wife, Miss Field, Trenton,
La; w McCray, Va; H w Hatch, Marengo co,
Ala; DR. J ] Boswell and family, Columbus, Ga; A
Florens, De Kalb, Miss; II Brongard, Brongard,
Col Anderson, o S Holland, N Moore, W
Sappington and wife, Ark; w Brockett, Mrs c
1 Hough, R Hough, La; DR. G NJ Thompson, Okla
iona, Miss; ] Lavry, Yicksburg; N Rowe Texas;
3 White, Galveston; ] Beck, Texas; w F
Pratt city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
AUCTION SALES.

A ONE-SToRY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT
Frame House. and Five of Ground In the town of Car
roton, at auction.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD HALLARAN, DECD.
BY j. II. WALTON .1 DEsLONDE,
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office, Nc. AZ carondeIet street. corner of Union.
WEDNEsDAY April A, Mt 1e O'Clock
w at the Merchants and Anc,ionees' Exchange Royal
T%s. JT&Fo sS q ssssns IL
crbGd property for account of tho above succession
VI" TaREE LOTS OF GROUND situate in tho town of Car
roton parish of Jefferson Designated by the Nos
@ ns sn G T j. ss
6ompso December o and dspdsted sls@ IS % plan
Of Jefferson contiguous and measure eaeh %
feet Ton on c"m1onne street. by depth of 100 feet between
E9s HD % 5SS fs | s Of rh3x 9xE
uOuSE with hall n center and two rooms on each sde
Kitchen csefn oushouses' etc
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the same square. designated
teS 4 y and s Tso M ssn sys dated s
ae s. fee @ @ d % By sp Of 5 ss
tween parallel lines -, ...,. A., ~
credit the nnie of the purchaser his order
bearing per cent current and PR cent eventual Interest
ngs be kept insured by the purchaser and the policy
Acts Of notary public, the expense of tho
purchaser.
cinq terrains dams la vile dc Csrrollton encan
SUCCESSION DEDoUARD uALLARAN, DECIDE.
PAR j. Ii. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON Encanteur
Bureau-No AZ Carondeet, encoignure Union.
NERCREDI lie 4 avrIl s6G, n midi, ii Sc
1sl vendu, la Bo,rse des Negocans Encanteurs,
Royae celes Canal la ct
conormement oire de Honorable John W. Thomas,
juge de la Deuxieme C0ur de District de Ia Nouvee Orleans
EN- date du % ievrier h6 dossier de Ia No 1887 a
proete vane Fenue compte de la succession
TROIs TERRAINs, situes dams la vile de Carroon dams
Ia parosse Jehers0n ct degnes les Nos s. dams
llet borne par les Troisieme Jefferson Zmpe Cam
nromne ct marques par Ia ettre plan dress6 W.
T. Thompson, date lie 2l decemhre 1870
plan No dams rs,ude de c. c. Porter public
parosse Jefferson Les dts terrans congus
chacnn ~ pcd de
de l20 pteds entire ignes psralleles
Les aneloations trGis
centre ct deuX ean6res de chaque cote cuisine
daures batisses
23 ct "a Jun plan dresse par v Egoein date du "a
1871 depose dams letude TheO Guyo autreos
noIae cette VILE Les dts terrans congus mesu
rent chacun ~ peds de face la TrUseme pro-
fondeur de 100 peds entire lignes paralleles
n CoHDiflOSs-f compliant, in balance credit de
II mois biets laclnereur pEopre ore
pour cent interet cOurant
hypotheque sur Ia propriete usqua paat placement Les
batisses deyron tre assurees racqutrour poce
dassurance trRnstcree vcndeur.
Acte de yente pArdevant notaire public
aux frais de racquereur. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

AN ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
Dwelling with Four Lots of Ground highly improved, on
Philip, between Chestnut and Coliseum Succession
of the late W. II. Pete deceasedNo 259u3 Second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans.
BY g. L. GIRARDEY d. CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
SCRIP, ETC,
Succession of Edward shiH deceasedsecond District Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

VERY DESIRABLE pWO-sTORY HOUSE WITH LARGE
Grounds Stables, Esplanade street at the ngbsec-
, 1866-09-18

CHICAGO ASp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COB. WIS
WxTK6 AND EIS2E.
, 1866-09-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MAt1KET.

-. - NoSpAT EFTxtNe. September Il. fs1s-
REEF CATTLE-lhcro Eas uacagcs basness trans
acted At the yards to-day. Sales xsc connned to G6
head. which were taken by city butchers Al <sAasoo
for Inferior CoHa to common Steers Averaging. from
so to 10sS na- We quose tho market quiet md np.l-
nal At lilo closing rates ot 1ait week.
Sales were n follows;
-. CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Ws1lwork 1 MALLORY sod Hickey II head Cows IN
Steers ca s1nE 80 M fd md waterrd, It tS.so.
keenan& flnley sold Morris head Oxen. .ayeEastu
Cntxen eold DJEs1nan g bead runSh Missouri
Hickey sold kiekoreTt head good mt Cows. avef4g
Ing 1.H5 E6, fed aEd sgattrel. Ut n.71
I StT1horn Co. 2olt Gibbons 20 head lnfe1ics Cows
AyefacinE soo Ms, fea ant w'aserrd. At s+.D.
.H0GS.-Thefc Fzs IN Aetiye AhtPplnR dcuand, an
the eoEuiun-embrscinE about 91 head-S,1nd Qnic
salcs 1t IN advance Of Aaloc on Saturdays -aie
Sales were made at range OF 80 "a for coon grade
aFeraslng ~ be, fed and wAtere1 to so15 for extr
HOES Averaging 81 rs, I'D aud xatcrnd-
Salcs Vcres
, 1866-09-18

"In lifting the kettle from tho IRE, scalded my-
ee1f very seyesey-one hand almost 10 a crisp. n
torture was uubearab1e- The Mexican Mus
tang ntmcnt relieved the pain almost Immediately.
1t healed rapidly, and leit very little scar.
-CnAs- FosTEK. 70 Broadst. FhIlad'h.~
This Is merely Eample OF what the Mustang Lint
cnt Will do. It ID Invaluable In all cases OF wounds
svelngs epraans. cuts, bruises, spayns, &C., either
npou man or beast.
beware Of countcrfcles. None Is genuine unless
wrapped in nnc steclp1ate cngravtns bearing the Sig
nature OF G. II. Westbrook. Chemist and the prirde
ttamp Of DENAs NAESEs 4 Co., New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY al drug.
gista.
, 1866-09-18

Throlrh vslent!man the III, III (af,es schr;st,.
a6d!l,puil euartmenls wGre made First, tGc
Children of the freedman wcEr to lnae.lr, even
FREE. In defn1lt Of children, Tic night or The nS-
tun remained AZ before
We ind In thcHnstitutes Of JuetIn1an (s.wbich
have been The ttndy OF the w1Acst men and re-
Sesed as lay BY, The politest nasioas.') LIB. .,
s'We Lave not on!y called these children to suc-
feed to thc'E parents, but also mutually 10 each
seasion, a having ii becn- i.or9 IL
Whether tley euceted with others, who we're
conceived attsr the infrancllsemcnt OF their pa.
fcLts; and whether thcy are all by tic samt hthet
and mother, or by . dlEsscat 3alhcr, OF mother,
1nd, that children born in Blayeiy bnt nauunit-
td. should euereed il the ssrne mannc. Us the is
enc OF parents legally married." =.
From, this review Of The e1ril law, we see that
Hoaef that Inv, Matt G. Jouc4 wouil ba declared
the legal hc!rcf the deceased and entitled to Lis
c:tesc noiwtthrtandinE tho claim TINT Jones and
lis wife wesc tlascs u thc ting ii tlIcr maiace.
Legitimacy and lawful n1arEtaEe vera ropon nf In
pleasing Fonuts following individual rmancln.-
lion at Rome hundreds Of years ago. Shall ii be
dcIEired OF Ehcsc pleasing sounds In The nine.
teenth century, and tfan liberty fail To recognise
lhe marriage gelatiun between slavcS. when si1rr.
r. with all iis cruelty end in the days Of its
Gs1ia9aest power when Il numbered its victims BY
m1n'onA t1 Tss compelled to give 3uosl retosnE
tnS conA1staIon between the black slaga and his
Vac Nas aunotent aud fftet from ain and rnder m
!eM u God pu1c-sha1l liberty {after EN- ancfnn
PONY "a mat snch cohalltat{on was aduitcrnn<
autn9sAl. and stafnl-and that The limits 4? snrf
@t'1so~ arc ohslstdss II 70 the csaancipatci