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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
SduStiG,a 3rce@e.

Stss Baaiit ioutt tire Tlaidt u avs
Reao &eIttf in 30uit habtu Cine 6;aihe
tDttt nus 80 Gis. ruo seIe 6tsi+s laFt itp 5l p:7-
idteceneu SpediN SturauIcn nit ter Gtpisbst mtbt
Suites auI cic 3aIe. 81 itiittn. ais ipsitt man fir
anotrc Weeijineu II. &ritlt5e yt,jtrte bune.rt Dcl2rs
aus1iett. QSoreelt @Men pi64uG llupcblitin an.
rptts eev eeb,ouS os sitiltf au5eahittiiH cas
2eib,r te7en u Gem gatlepteu iefo;t Elist&tcrlna
petidqifea. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
SeAnjdtr;ser 9ibcumati8n.uS
aWr1 G;nr.tbttag hes aitagrGtrs nit
RaeiuGp'S &eGbD 9fsiief


81. Sob. 9 +, 60 SABLE :dBIrrb, Tit lett stbn
Sabten en- Wbclrat'SnMs. Sstt IL WRoIbsn urEtI
Ct, ~eeGtCmrtcn bilNc$, ea8 3trnrn.r bt'su. Dis
@ticesr 'rarsn cabr;tt asi4'rclen IL ln8eitaItet; be
9anec tT0Hpiblft '%riIarrt, icbab CT iU,oir he 6.rstr
tept1ni, ned Die Sd7he auf- peeS ;unthdsn fpnnie;
ten anns,n F6rper bsld;o9:n ItsumatiWe SdNnerl
zen; has Seben aus zen, Bette str.'iaGte Die erbthn
e9merisn. 9ian rllNtc i'm sueIIh Saii, ta5 8tid.
era: frbb uns strHcS le cine Stunce nit u a b ~ a pS
9eG6q 8eItef e'nttiten III iaicr. Die erftc
Gtrreiturg cettdahie SinherinB; lnebrerc nId ipl,
Geaee gtnr;itrn3en enttcten ibn ot StWsr3sn. uab
nab tinulcgatliHcu, GeUteude b:S &eitsf nhb
slnistr e'absn unn q a bpep's 9tIten mar
rpttoslbuBritsEt. SEPT lit CT luitts Ii. pefunb IN
ersitt ssirsentI'd9 nrG t'nmal RAD benz ReItefn
BIN StIlen. -
Cine Tamiiiers N~isbisin.
MS SAINT en- 2teSiS'W TT eS cas- nbSlr6le Sell
mittcl, whGe. b. a8elt fenrt. g8rb man prn
Stmer5su oter llnpSbliatcit tein8efu6t peer bon
eir,rt b6Sarli8en ss1oen beerobt, 10 iartlt feta Se-
hisu@ tait eca Sattenten Ii 'bubt cas- Geltem boz
Intaller. etutBc Wtnnteu mad orr auberen
peet ,uuercu 5rip,lcpus bcB 81 a D ~ . Geltef
tp're Der pon ten reinigeuolt:n g d ner5er,
Trampten, beumattsm uS. Rerptns
web. st4t, senbeni d. mcra taltem
t~siaaer, patteni lid Ici6,sr 1t. pobltr fnblen.
8t4ttSe BemtrtunS 8. - oar eanS,
Wirtte uEo &nbcrs. welte In bum beiiseel-
len @t8.nhm ipobgsn, 100 Is fdipcr baIt, bic Gienit.
tnss ar3tes Su %erlsn9sa, Vt U q 3 10 ap% 1teaop
Rcltei IN iuGpbar. Gs Fam nit Ger p%piitipfH
gsri&.ruu8 g,btandt %.rsrb,n, TAP CO in aGsn Sat!sn
Butc Dienite !eite, no man N iBbetese ODER
{ d merse iplrt, recr NIT
@rtpre, Vipptterie. bbftm paifej:
ibiir,ntenl Suitcn, S~siierfett
Gal;m-aclt, unterleibS.,
funSen., 2tbsr= II Rtsrer- Gnt,InSrns.
pcer nit Salsbraune, 9aIstnt3lnsuns,
Ne6iclitcber cecr NIT 5ieataIgie,
Sppfptb, Sob1-, Sbrtri1netse i,
peer nit Xentenibel,
&ldenidmer3 Rteumottamus
GIrdfau. abpltr1 Mtprbl8,
&utr, 8rGrbpuntea.
Ulnbid,Ghcr, Brauf 9et u,
IrSrtpfen
ecplaat IN. Dte anpenSun8 pen Raspap' IS
Reabs RcIief piro Stb BON b;sien Geidptr-
ben In Der l1irmmitsn 8prri b.unen siniseu Stuuccu
iurircn.
atisnuB 8. - Di.ies ftuuribafis
lleb,I bat ben ssihidttlteu &eraten II. tetiebtslita
&R;tteiu 9eirogt. IS ia ON S1wieriblteu ;u btbau-
beln; aber q a bpap'S Reaop Neitef bal
nctb itels ben. Gs!henocn ~i0ioriise GrIsi6teruns bar
ihaFt uno in allen Saacn pen aiuttri, .tntiunolidea;
cher ~rerpblern RDeumaiismus cine ~tansru6e Scilung
tspir:t. (Sst itroniitert Jb.umatisnus u. Gidl
ipuie RabWap's eint8uneS. Srup,
has 'ipSenannte Hencpdttn9 8eiotpeut,
nebeu Gem Reabp @eltef 8ebraa9t ~perbsn.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
.s .sz ssaass Northumberland
sHsAL---1- E3lbu.

iycl9eneet G5!ttfr. ,JrhtOtdH
trttt nit DtGntdG, ben 20. " 90, Is IS, IN &raft,
9baar8 ubtbtt@er 3ugs oUn 9a!ttnoge:
NCrtsr AeeOmmocat'CnSir8 gtE. i......7.20 PUB
gpiiiuG .''..:.''......''''..,'..e goo
SGneHm9 (Raft Stntl ".........,l2l 10 slo6m,
@%or;tOu,r &crou,uo e~otiensSul 81. l 1880 -
S gS3;tcrsT s''"HfS s ~, 9 80, S. $S
siits6nT6sgrts'r e&nsasas""".... 7.2O NSssnss
Yi.!sbuT9s Glm,racr S@ncIl;ug ......IOOO
Intuuft iuoItrer Su8e i%nSaItHcre:
PtitsHuraz5lmrdc Sdnelius ........ 100 fa9
Petitioner aecommceotpTs5ug Nr. 2 e.. $50 "
Sdtnei5nG Gjait Gtns) .........,.,,,12.3 Na&n',
Yalitcner Recommendations, us Nr,4
I'M 3pit0is&sPet..-....."....,. $50 -
yr,jn4 ''.,.........'''"''...'... 300 r.
yCr.T- "tfQ1lmpodftcrSlNG .......... s.45 Mtenos.
De, Tuft., GurdIAnel Gan etnc) II gtttEturgs
@lmiraer ? GNeutnG Da'ten srti@cn Baltimore nlo
TGlt!Cr uift al.
Sic DmdiWneN G6aN2inc)-, gcits II. EccpmmcSnD
~tomr3iee iabreH -' So"a!3jt GGS6sEeT1ten - tag
!M9 Gb.
Ser Yiltsbura- Grte'r GGneG,uB GILT nit siuR-
pnhRc bcS SNmitdgS-ti9tt6 Gb.
Der YIit3tur9- tslnltrasr &~ctaeniuG oebt tSs!ih eb,
FCit- IL &teUnnncoauprsJiBe pnHlaeB
anSEeIclamen-ldgi,1 all.
Ser G.mrracr Sdnsnj Jug tpntnL mi Eusna5me
bC5 OtCHtaNs--taGl.6 an.
Der Ourd,iGue aug GSaIt Giue) rcmrat tde!ib an,
Sic NCItz, Gm@Gtrtu (Enit 2ruel=, 9ttte7pr9z
ggtc'I &Gutls u. Sittsturo =GInir1tr SdHeuSu9:
ItttIBm ib> IN Sa. rlsburG on bic Si3s Der rgenr 'o!-
rGaiet Standardization" uadt pilSUurS Glcoetane,
aoiumbus, G%tnCMn0It. .SnbisuapCliS, ehicaao, 81.
HCu!a, Scrt !faptc gOntspige Gotro u. alien gunttsa
in gnciten, %ipro= II. Sd6Weicn 2euau a.,
Ole Ngita II. =d,ncI!SiIe ihlitEen itG IL Hlnira an
bit SGAc 6er Mem. YortztFtte'r Sahu" mad aleu
guntten inl nBl5it1eu, mtttle.sn u. psflibtn gcp-
gjctt an.
FiGtere ~gu8tuuft erbiIt man I'm Jalrsrtfr. -@ab
bot. s.. VI. DHbarrp, Sens Superintendent;
tgtp2o-) y. g. gouuG, Gtn."Seiagtes.A8eRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
4suarliIe.

Infer gi1ihtuif NIB Der Nattpr battu gsice Sbrs
Sit. l Silidltre AMI utrib!seensn Gloiitn - ocal
thmcri.,n YtidIrrltcer un6 itinGet RG.i,rtuGe Il
SGttunt tic gun, %cfuufcs ~Scpeb!cn Napisrs 49, Ctns
sic 5Pannlt5 it rerirpern, gruRolib prcerrt IL. oe.
prjiI IllO mir ftuceu, oab tic aufa!l St6f-
fen ttTen OOlIt II III enrn g d madjt.
So btn Eietber5&uhlcr II. ifabritaut. babe Die Sin0cr'.
the II, Crofre rRo'Gsrea Sabre lang prob,gt nnb ers
Hare pbne seeeHtsH SIRE 0r. l Gdili- Dlaibiue fir
msitauS bic be lie ron alien, Die wir Gcbrauttt.
Wttltnm Ge6, @te~ioCr-biEbler IT, ,Gritaut, 9fr,
12I, saFcitry 9eicalg, ga; Zen Is. Su 1856.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
BQRlprtlFt !:

RE Bur te'cnGtreH SarrtHtBu1bnle @43g
GtnrUorcc:er inb &elIsuoe icnt.r iebr c~orirua
teat che ne jb'e SiHttt %tapitJ, NIB Ioaten ~eteieGbtu
nm zen lc!hen anssiitu!eN 8eaulien tauf,r. hi; bon
tb'crt S'halte lete1, rlNt dper poa Ni1tttru ccer
S@ttAcuraaclr. Ia lie ionTt oer Gcfabr ~auf3sttgt
fno. seitrsm5sIt ~ wtreen IUo ibr GtIo EHjcrY
au6inGtecn.
Dur6n brtSr giGGcte
rsG aItH Shei'sr bet VI Items fine III bateu tet
SGrlb 0tlbtbrautt
gefcral- Gmtaralten- Aaenteu Ger r8att.ntp. e
Sbio.G %ieutatu",
{farl 10 81. 81. GhameSpraBe Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

sftr NIT BEN 8 lltr- WCratuSpse s0E Ntrp Del,
nit benz zig llbripte Witleas Ten Qhtlecel$bia Ii.
Gem t3 ubr- 1ta6mttissriuae rem @ab'u1tou as
fdbrt, rjft r]tdat;strs fur Gle gibish. i Iritrsr Sahgttr
In SaItnrrs elm.
&iG,tc w.rceu mad Sen o~cnanntsn uns baSrsiIten
~Iir8,no.n 0gten an beIo0lsr Goyts aiaectss.n; 1u'fz
fFlNtthrltie, BIN D~rtrr:is pc 100 Gib asrartIsHs,
fCroie ale ion ittQe Mpstsnit er5att rau IN Gemrtoiri
ter n'u'it UHItrfitlnie.
(w1y2l-) S. 8trdbsaS, ipr., EGelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
Viet!en'@ntfernura beg paltt@cre EotS3
G;HCinuaIi.

Heller RaIters5urs b33 DPsifen.
u geutocce II. g0tceIiua ..,......e 1886
" SQrrtSbura Il. F'tigbur9. ...,...65
DurA BIT marietta Ntuic. q, . .......... 5s5
cine @rirarni5 an etr GutFerlGRa eer If
Curd HE &U!unTNgs Sints ........... 500
ftne SrfrGJri8 an bet Y I]EsunuU1 BON 65
Rciicl6e, iurlte Die Baltimore Sbir=G iIerbobn"
htnuttrr. lraCn etc Jttlit IN IA Ia8c ,uliid Ii. fabrsn
II 26dasn, HE 0ni rae attetbrq4eGiiit Il. nit gcpqG.
tcrten SiS.H etnset@Ct iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

81 Scm EuNsnbItfs, Ia man RnSWnN'88 ed
Do Rcitct 6Ghttlt4 rbtr. I: mad pri9ri 1T, inner-
ith %arlp;lett, bot aatr StmerS aUi, iUOtc- CT aU@,
Anhr.n .uAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
IeisAraphtIdIs Bsridl!c.
2abEunBss!aHsAiigg uail GaIstr, Gssa
I, ssr

Newsgprf, IS. Wdr;. Die
3aBlunGaeinfsaHng bet 8an0uicr5 Gal.
per, @enn II. Gp. 1T npgc;ei0t. Die Ser
btnplidtejten iinb iebr bepsutenO, ater
nan 9laubt, baD Gle &!fttpd iie pedrn wsr'
Srt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

80 boVe Sore SIR. l Wtafhtns lei ecr[4sebt. n,
cd'GhiUtri ~iorGrllttQ II. 0%riinolttD probirt uno tr,h N
&c rBne .S0uoern fir enc icbt cor3hsiidS
rSa igtnc. sic dlbetls! RAID u. 6eriuihto8 Ii. lieitri
siu ppllicm meuc8 d Hrbeit.
c. o gu II N, SdHp. II. Stleisls Sosr;tan',
Str. rs. 60ice'pbitr.t gJtcc9D, SG.s
Gov, l9 NUuIt IGah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
Gtiie nsge 9putitpiTs

Gtne nsge SemtidaiHs
rNer
StaSerfsEas SfdA > Waaft5Eme
ven har9De9 reusr 8auart;
raid IGit 8eb:Hb uHp 6~ouerb1ft.
Nr. l. ssr. /.
Die auImtltiantTeit ron . dnciteru, sic
ber., G6ub. Ii GIiefeIr 5s6rt!a Id
{ II, &utI@tn- uputtrt nab Gu6;rt,
bic etGe raldh=l lctGt- II. 0Gucrbaft ~ar6uttuGe
E'intgriiiG5 = EabmaFdligs
hrandcn, tnitt mir etf hteie nsuct: Erf&enlns oHf
hem NHbmplt'iutr- @cticte.
Die Mr. | N6Dmafhine fir Satrtfanten
III pcn tefOrotrtr %r6te itbr itart II. irit.is, Ietd,t
IL 9onSP@ptH, lptmig g~sr5uLl nlatenSi iHr iete art
RibtrcI - rclu oitnni!sn &attlre bis 3unt otdites
Es0sf - eirAertdtct ure nit bOuMtpolerenL linn;s
rem u. ictStutnt ifoctH eEe!t gut %artett,ub. Gbfbcn
FIT Iulien I'M Wtor't', itno eieia piai biicn berttts
III GrnNer 3dS lie! EaD~ -tiaat.n i'm aan;ru 2anpe4tn
!5:trGa&: nro Scsc5nl8nn ID nit iBnsr auSae9Hsrb
s~Uir'c6s@,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

AtN=1J -SIlh@tlsDA SbpASlNS 1OEU
,ynl Sabre lS49 tirttte St a b 10 s d , .
RCltei lite. 1000 por %ait,tiitsr Gbctero teiaus.
Ger &tri pet, urO curt iejre leGt3,ittBs InlpereUuR
as 9orfcAie . 1i,ttel ipuEeen itteF etNe NtiNlUn
McrI3. 1%crttSt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

si'sCn : SITS r
fclid,Gfs 9cp &SGlt;mcre<
Die;e Seicq8d,ah 1T urianltbT best fsusr
gsrii6erunscn fir Htoots II. 2suctGts!aar;
;atssser;uscsRrcit Ole Office b,fiuset 10. Ut. &c,
EefsasitraSe, euf 6er NOie'ete.
,1stnGeatsS, 4rSASen..
SiretIsrcri
gsorrcp Srnsts, &frGitoeut De, rNeitcga @h,F.1
3tnrp Q. Sbtecd Eir, o6, Bnusttcitr.
Nm. Ghe5nut, Don G&rl. Crc&ru! i 5s,
Simon Ra-tbur!, Rsuiuannr SrutbIr,
@m, 8ttcacs, spn ISM, 9ribB,8 Il &obG.
srbn O.. pelp's, meDltGn5i,r, pratiftl.
.scsph va ttCpS, ben SbcS, WaiLb:rp5 c EEbs.
I'm. i. Bent, &;ei- Il, mnri- @Btsr.
s%:ebn 6. 9d61tS, ppu :. 6. Srtof:G = 50.
etphr Coates Ttcile. bRnSlsr,
Games =. srtar, cor Sstr GSr,ar.
:assu Gugnbwl, IT,. Esgpi@hsnol;r. SsiiisisrGitr.
.f0tt.lSj 0ti6 Spear, -TstrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
ElIl Es8EEsssSs9saa QDI9ttg Jar GEnlpanNeTeF VR6
FAEEN@z4 Reiieuee!
GrlparntB BON .3ett, @elp u. @ntfernuna
burd bic
uNaitintnre.Sh sGifcnbahnn

NNNY NuFW NVVT|FW NFN gNVTItNU,
tber YattrrBbur9 ur6 VI rtett pber
Htrpor6, @beCItng II. Gptumru8.
2ir sFaitiplrrc. SbiO e icutobn" tietet Gem teifeu
sen Euoli,lln be 9 tlicn &ccHtsle ~ gellg ouf
SiAi!atc T. gsqusnIiaES,t SitCte't gGut,ti6'Ctt u.
G9ntet Ger cenest'n iccqS ft ven tctusr aaceJn
42en N Cteicnl 9anSs uecl!r, iitr pjib. Sicie Gahn.
pein atIantiteH Mtsrrs alSaebch6. IL eiitAe aus
gteepntStsSu1e. altilictt abei AZ sic ~Titr:eite II.
l@ncVite nuo oatcr cic t!Gj9ils G,rte rr bic 9~c,iin-
o." mud htN aseitcr, be atJt HelltgtsE ieIte,r, lie gu
bcIuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

ssuenft .. TfeDer,
fsssber In Ger 8irrna E=t. aap''cu 4 gs.s,
VIZ 100, meitsfG,nbarns,
sDii6tu 2!elt= II. Gb1rlssitr., SaItinere.
gnent fir III. SI;iosn n yEcotss~ss
f1rahnits EiruiiTes
aacriFant uue Sdnslsr in . [etwetb Ie-bste
Aiao>. 2tutarbeu, setm @anbpap cts
sam EIa6. RlGun, FppEereS, Gerten,
tin. OeL IsiPtter Rttt S~arben.e.
StH eoiti;anol6et ScrraSD eb!scr Sirn.ltt, abeut.
Fallen, Salpsu &c. tets p~c.ratbi2 tu ben
btMaltteH ETSGrfsprciis1a.
AteuhUr gipcfsr,
Teutfd,er ursl't ant Spn.,Yaneer
TT. IA, ct. NaLl., rabe Saratpgairaae.
5:eb anhonsus bee bi5beriaen s;rura Gloses l.
Torris Itst EbeoS6r gIccer 5as @eid&it aui aaeiaig.
@stnltrs an ebissa 4,lass Lort li.e eaipFebIt tG benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
1866
6amturas@ mertfantffe
Gofstfabrt Mftien GeleGIGaft.
49, sSpft Observation-Disclosures


s~NM-FRCfNr flpUNtN
,sstIF4sA9Esy SauiSurq ituS He,p"0reEs
IS Via ts~rutNamufCr,
r%eruittrlit ecr nca;1. GU cOB Sr!beite frtduifl uns
Gle3aRt ie etnqrri@teltt GrCBeH ciieedtH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
Afw Nans Aaila Grtsten idaa aring feFnatu IT, 1861

will be we'll rooted and may be transpianted. me
scuppernong grape vine III best stpropagated 10 this
Gyatltnq Grating may be done with scions OF
cuttings taken from the parent tree, shrup OF VINE
any time in the winter. Grating may be done in
bark will slip. The best composition for grating
is made of three parts tallow, five parts beeswax,
and eight parts resin, melted and worked like shoe
makerssiwax > S&G8 J tAPy 90 ~ ~
Budding.-This process is performed from June
to October when the bark slips
Hransplanting Fruit Trees Orange and other
evergreen trees should be transplanted in Septem-
during the winter, Peach trees may be trans
planted any time between this and the swelling of
buds in the spring. Transplant in cloudy or
lrizzly weather. Take trees up and set them out
again as quickly as possible when you commence
transpmnting. Save as many Of the tine roots
within foot or two of the tree as possible Cover
the roots to the surface with mellow, rich earth
fill up with water ttte earth is like softmortar-
stake the tree firmly SO that the wind will not
shake it or disturb the roots, and throw litter
around the roots to Keep the sun in March and
April from drying the earth too much. Nearly
every tree transplanted carefully in this manner
will live The litter is not indispensable, hut it Isl
very good. The stalking is very important where
much top is left on the tree. Peach trees should
be cut off SO as to leave stump not more than
foot or eighteen inches in length. From this the
tree will branch and form fine top, ..lG e Eits
Pruning. g.-Prnning Of grape vines may be done
in January or February, before the sap begins to
start. "A few buds on each branch OF last years
growth should be left, all beyond should be cut
sharp knife in pruning Peach trees should be
pruned about the time the buds begin to SWELL
Half Of the previous years growth should be cut
from ALT twigs and branches. .....,l ,tr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
J. Louisisna Intsliigeaee

we lsarn from the Sonthw esteTn that Mrs Cane
has rented her magnificent plantation on Red
River, opposite Shreveport, containing over one
thonsnd acres Of cleared land, to certain parties
for three years at the rate Of eighteen thousand
dollars u year II
The same paper says that the small, ,pox, which
has been lingering about the environs Of Shreye-
port MI uerai months Iii mild form, has assumed
more malignant. type; and ID quite prevalent.
The board Of city trustees, at their last meeting,
adopted string gent regulations to keep the loath-
some disease from spreading.
All thef steamer Caroline WAS aboSt leaving the
Handing 1T Ehrsyeport, on the 9th inst, she was
brought to BIZ the fire of q negro military guard.
'hs sonthw westernswas informed by one of the pas
aengefs shat prisoner had escaped from the guard
~ sesfesed hitnsolf, al they snpposed, on the
boat Before She left the landing the guard
sesrctAa hsr thoroughly, without finding their
Is nass ata ssaRe the captain permission to leave.
After W. shost lad got under way ahe was haied
nc almost insssA fred Ill, and compelled
= res1fA to tAs landing, After another unsuocesss
rnl search, she Vas allowed TO proceed On her way
Ihe as.salHerI M .Riesa II sqhk opposite Catapte.
aisr owness taADh that 81 faised whiie the
ppnloasof ~ assesnah i to liz contrary M III
that the EletA makes 4I hoSts N,,sE II III Ssnss
between Jefferson and he. onik II IN Asig
SINCE o. surreidef of thia tss II III
ANT cdfeful, Red Riyer Will scoh Ia 4 mi, 81
n the lsnguags of some post NJ w W
one Or thd iIest Gsls III open III ttis MAJ W., u,
sny person of who will tbs ssta M
lishmeH6 III BRICK yhrd. The lack 81 bripk saa
Iunaber retards The of our CITY which EouS
:sss sss|i bst e sas'ss 81 building
j. L lJssss. charged Win embeszling ssooo
xl0ney 0f ID. w Ashbridge, of New Orleans, wa
found guilty ofs obtaiRing money ander false pre
1efssass and commits ID jail until the naxt teri
VI HE district Court. ibid.
From allcial statistcsit y reported that at III
Asaetion aid In The parish of ST James, on the 81
Gepteiahss. 1864, but seven votes we're pollea
/ aIhi4 parish has given 70 highsss aye hundre
syotees
a'As Meschacebe atatsa that few days ago \
serious accident happ 10 Dr. sestrades, of th
parish Of st Charles. Tho Doctor WAS about b
get aboard af the ateamer Semmes, on his way I,
this eisy when The gang way plank On which he wa
nalhihg vas quickly drawn Ii, throwing him VIC
| zently apon tho ground, and wounding him pain
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
MASON DE RESIDENCE SUR LA RUE PRYTANIE
PROPRIETB NoN-AMELIoREE A CARRoLLT0N
UN BANG DAMS LEGLIsE5 DU REV. DIR. PALMER
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON s1 DEsLONDE.

BuREAu-47 rue Carondelet encoignure Union.
SAMEDI, lie IA mars 1860, a midi, n la
- Buuse des Negocants des Encanteurs Royae
cees du Canal Douane, vertu de ct contrme
mOnt un 0rre de rhonorabls John W Thomas juge
euxeme Cour du de la N0uvelle Orleans date
.ver 1866 dosscr la No. 7l57 il vendu pour
e copte de cdessus les popretes suiyanes
i'm TERRAIN avec les basses ct les ameoraons au sly
rouvent dams je District ve dams riet
borne par Prytanie Enterpe Coisee ct Poly mhie
% pedS poucss de face Ia Pryane uue
proondenr entire gnes paralees III pieds pouces 6
rnes ct esgne par lie No 2 plan desse par Moeha
sen en- Fetude de T. uyo alors noaie, Ia plan No
3 et CONNIE lie terrain No % le plan rs Les
ameorntons maison bois deux eages
derrere premerdeux chanbres couehes cabinet
corridor gaerie dc derrere ayee des de
penences deux ttages deux chambre chi
chabfe Ste cuve ct hydrant la cour
Propriete dams la VILE de Carrallton r
QUATRE TERRAkNS dams la Vile de Carrolton naroissa
Lefeson desgnes par les Nos ii 23 ncusiveent de lie
berne par les Eagle Muuroe Jeannette et Sxems
plan dresse H. MoeHausen ngenieur civil en-
de ecthre 1876 depo;e dams letue de Hermann ors
taire les dts terrains mesnrent scion le plan = -
Les terrains Nos IL ct II congs et neurant oh,
5 peds DE ace la rue Sixeme profondeur IA I'm
mesnrept chacrn 30 pieds do Ia me Eape sr n
proondear de 10 pieds La terrain No Ia orme IL
des russ Eagle ct SiXelne CT lie terrain
nnrs des russ Eagle ct Jetnee Ies terrans Nos "a et b
son contgns ct esnrent caeun 30 pieds face la rue
nette protondeur de l50 peds ~ " Ia 'u' heai=
Lafaye yette . ' 's' We AZ lace
Unis ~ u" Aiesor ass hIats-
.ete de vente pasievant A. Mazureau notare pubc any
lrsiS des e P-DHN, aux
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
UN BATiMENr AyEo MAGAsIN, ENCoIGNURE pEs
..- .4...,, Rues Constance ct, Caiope
Succession de CHARLES sCHUTTLER dececs
PAK j. B. WALTON d. DEsIONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Encanteur,

;- j. B, WALTON, Encanteur, -.. liz -5.l
Bureau-i7 rue Carondelet. encoignure Union
SAMEDL, le n fevrier, 1860, a midi, II Sc
r yendu dams la Bonrse des Neg0cants ct Encanteurs
rue oyae entire cees du Canal Dopane yrtn
cpr iormhmen ordre de Honorable John W. Thomas
h9e de la Deuxieme Cour de District de Ia Nouyee
oate gu U eyrie 1865 ct rendu dams laaires
Vehan Tencan public cope de lie succession
la prolriete ci!apres decrite sayojr-- w - ~
uN M0RCEAU DE TERRE avec batisses ct ses amalior,
LIONS sue dams le 9uatreme District cette VILE dams iet
nore par les russ Clio Naliope Constance Annoncato
nns y pieds ponses de face Ia par
ne ptoiondenr ct lace sur la Caope pds fsant
snspisnars des rss aope ct par plan prs par
= NJ Fonne architect date du q 1857 ct depose au
bureau s de nenrEe Rareshde de ye
avec un magasin ct deux chambres su premier
tois chanbres second une utre batisse
hfere deax etages, chambres ayec cerne
ct water works dams Ia cour I. sTe-'e'' "' S'
Ce propete est nnee Geo Rice pour grpcerie jusou
.er ae decembre proclaim $ par mos payable
us les mos ayec le privilege de ans plus jusqua
so aprii 1866 II .T8 r. ~ '' 90 p"' e'"Ss-V
tnnaEs Er moitie payable compliant
IL pnse en- partle egae ct Il mos du jour de Ia vene
Axe les nets de- ntest de "a
ae psenent final hypoheque speciae ct pri
Do yendsn s1, la due Les
au tnteur executf jusqu'a paienent final
Aete de yente pardeyant ,---- nataire public,
aux fraisde facqnereur. .-....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MEsCHAS.
disc will be sold at public auction according to law on

THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN-
disc will be sold public auction according to law on
TUESDAY, the goth day of February, $50,
ct Warehouse No on Front Levee street. between Julia
ana VIZ poSo III case sample WOO, ana
small Is dpn fnsy sosp md "scl o an q
Ias sn hsSans Seed old
Ranrsr-i Trunk, dozen ehildrsns cloth Caps, trim
9iasss @ sSda Water Y t. bottles too doasneac
bbl Madder, in bad order ~ ." " t.
small bundle Coaks and small box Hair Pins
sNos and 80 tabout 800 vos) French books by
CNos 75 75l 752 and 1854 cases each q large brass
wheeled X Is coses SFgen,eh5 BY = sura. from Hayre
Ferrere-l box d5 packagss) Smoking Tobacco by a
bags sewing Cotton in balls, damaged by Harriet wocd,
EF MNos and 2-a boxes Or Krchaessers Patent Medi-
Eau has &c s. Herbert by Taurus
Fellows Go ! Race Boat SO feet long and pair Oars by
Fsoss oi Race Boat % Il Fee. long and pair Oars, by
Trunks Clothing Personal Effects damaged by Jacol.
E-No: s5nl box az dozen,) Rhenish Wine, by r. D
ShsPaeEs BGSo s1Gn svEs boxes a. bottles
a-No ss5o boxes IL jars each9 Fruits in juice, by
m DNp ! 81 essk as PORCELAIN by Kate Dyer from Hsxre
TNes Isl i7s lss 1877 200 24 s45 s4s ss sso
ECNo II Hat Blocks BY fanny Eater, from Mar
dNes $50 to 6s5s each p large brass wheeled
Clocks, French,l by A. Bell, from Havre.
s.No i5U-! case Books tMoniteu and Beige 50 and
9Ol--by A. Bell, from Hayre =
PNos and 81 boxes la bottles each) Wine, by A.
F-No $50 bbIs 1s bottles EACH, White Wine, by A.
b PNo 30ol-l Chess and Draught Men and Toys BY
Thas Howard from Liverpool,
WA ca-No. IL case Blank Books leather bound, by
APNe as-1 box empty Bottles, by Stephen crowel.
apl 81 cases gas Chandeliers and fixtures by A F.
% Rpga pkgs bossd sss 51s Al oo5ihian from Liverpool
Corinthian. from Liverpool. ~
" ING. 327i-l case Patent Medicines by Corinthan
Crown No. s-l box Tin Plate by John Carver from gor
deaux. ' ~ -
JGNo 443il case Toy Drums by MagdaIena from Hsvre
u tons (estmated Quassia Wood sticks, by Lavenia
Il LII marble Tombstone by Portland from Liverpool
3 slabs Slate.
VB-4 cases Earshenware.
1000 b Cork Wood in slabs. O. ....- t--. ,m
Brown-l bhl Coal Tar, by E. G. Knight from Havana
III case Wood sungs and snephur Wick for coopers by
] W.Acases statuary Marble.
: So cases Almonds. X. .n. ... .'
C-l case Orange Flower Water
Gil case Fruits and Nuts '
F-No. Al case German Books. DE-.
5 Pearsun--l box Rags.
W Seward-Nos 200 and 3Io-2 boxes Books and Paint
RF Cos bbls ESTIMATED 90 gallons) Whisky
B-3 casks Wine. - y E..'
! bsTTi sw eask '.a.=95 ..v6 -t4s
Il bars Flat Iron.
| bar Railroad Iron. s Zoo
bundles Il Hoop Iron. gu7 ....., 81. .a -.I .fI
GINo l2SA-i boxes az bottles each,) Wine, Borxenbery
U g. Custom House, Collectors Office, New Orleans JAM
49,. 5u-z7.s lr. g3 WM P KELLOGG, Collector