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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-30
DEPARTURES.


Ada .Burksvilc.
The steamer Eama Floyd. Capt. Wash. Clark.
came in yesterday evening with flying colors. She
had quite gay party aboard. and with number
of invited guests last night thers was a good
time" generally. She departs this evening at 1
O'Clock for Cincinnati. ea rl1 faeEE lqH
The Ole Sallipaa. Capt. Fife Major. will leave
for Carthage aud Burksville on "Wednesday, At 4
o'clock. Sec advertisement. fss \ s.
There are other boats a; the wharf destined for
other ports. but we are ashamed to say that they
are too poor or too stinsy to cay 50. EnJ sea.
The Cumberland came in yesterday with most
excellent trip. her arrival reminded us Of the good
old packet days. when the caba Mfano,oHka four
ished. The Cairo and Nashville trade has more
than realized the expectations Of Capt. Ben. +.
Esan. and finding the business so rapidly inercas-
ing. he has determined to place the Teanc.sss in
the trade in connection with the cxnsbersassd,
thus forming reliable packet line, worthy 10 ev-
cry respect Of public patronage Long may he
wave. and his boats flourish
J. r. Web the DscesJare Doctor and The
Am.lsa Pas were passed in the river BY the Cas,.
5.rland.--ihat's the way she does them all--and
they viii doubtless be found at the wharf dis
charging this morning.
Major Thad. Gisscn Of the stzfe Of MeCraeken
hiss rome band comnitfsd masriineny. and Il n,
lonser s"Dcs." Nay prosperous gales sttsns
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JUDoISe from the following paragraph in
the Memphis Bulletin that city bids fair to
furnish an abundant supply of criminals to
our State Penitentiary in few years There
are from fifty to hundred filthy and de-
graded vagabonds, ranging from FIVE to IF
teen years, who, with their baskets, sacks
false pockets, &c, &C., follow known sys-
tematic trade of tolerated stealing on the
bluff, about the levee, round the warehouses,
the cotton piles, on the promenade, and
throughout the city generally.
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Whiiy. -Robertson county--a very sa-
perior article--so pronounced by friend at
our elbow, who knows--a good thing 10 have
in family, in time Of sickness-can he
found at Weakly a Yarhronghs, College
street. They have our thanks Tor the bottle
they sent US, especially for what was IN the
bottle.
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FIRsr PAoE.-Spcech Of Mr.. vallandig-
ham at the 9Th Of January Democratic Fes-
tival in Co2nbus petroleum Trade IN the
United States-The Public Debts OF the
World, &c. 49,
FOURTH PAeE.-Wastea and WantL Labor
at the South-Fresh Air in Bedrooms, DC.
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A Grand Operate Concert for the benefit,
in part, of the poor Of the city, is advertised
for Thursday and Friday evenings, at the
the Masonic Hall. We have no doubt twill
be a very interesting entertainment, which,
in connection with the laudable purpose for
which il Is given, ought TO secure full houses.
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New York Money Market.

10y ItIeRIHpHJ
Ngw YoRK, Jan. @.-The Posts Monetary arti-
cles says that the loan market is inactive at 5a6
per cent. Commercial paper passes at Gas, with
very little Offering. The stock market is dull
and unsettled. Railroad shares dropping.
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Recorders C5nf.--There were thirteen
cases ad;udicated before the Recorder yes
terday-embracing the usual account Of
drunkenness and disorder Two or three
cases Of interfering with the market laws
were considered, and the parties discharged.
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From the Mcmphis Appeal.l

IRON the McinphS Appca.1
ARREST or A MVEDERER.-Some two
years since, while the great civil war was
raging q youth by the name Of Stockton was
cruelty murdered in Upton county by a
man by the name Of Wise, who gave, as his
only reason for the horrid crime, that the
young brat's father was in the rebel army,
and he wanted to Kill off the tribe" Short
ly after the murder, Wise took refuge ON Is
land Thirty-seven, and engaged a number Of
hands TO cut cord-wood Cor his wood yard on
the Arkansas shore. The Sheriff OF Upton
county, with a strong posse visited the ls-
land twice in order TO arrest him, but Wise,
through his friends was informed OF their
approach and secreted himself. Las; week
the facts in the case were communicated 10
the Chief Of Police, who dispatched John
Colbert and Charley Smith 10 the Island TO
arrest him. Taking passage ON boat, they
landed on the Island on last Saturday even-
ing, and represented themselves a. wood
dealers. were Hospitality received and en-
tsrtained by the inhabitants, with whom
they contracted Cor a large amount Of wood
at high rates, and on Menday morning they
met Wise near his house, armed with a
double barreled shot gun, and hired HIM 20
take them over 70 the Arkansas shore in his
skiff. Not suspecting any danger from the
wood merchants, he accompanied them TO
the foot Of the Island, where they drew their
revolvers, and telling him who they were,
ordered him to be quiet or they would blow
his brains out luckily, boat hove in
sight Just a; this time, and signaling her,
they went on hoard just rs the friends OF
Wise, who had become alarmed, came rush
ing 70 the rescue, and brought him 70 the
city. yesterday, and lodged him in Jail &c
await The arrival Of the Sheriff Of Upton.
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The following are the rates paid hy TH0S. S.
MARI. BROKER, corner Of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to huetuate. but may be depended ON
for sufficient length Of time for remittances to
be received BY mail or express, if forwarded with
outdelay
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RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberlan is about on a stand wi tn suiI
cicnt water for all crafts to Goat, XII
ARRIVALS.
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The best method of cleaning soiled walls
is to have them neatly papered by
jan26-2w WIN. FREEMAN * Co,
% Public Square, Cor Deaderick st.
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PLAN and Decorative Wall Papers al q
jan25-2w w. FREEMAN q Co.'S s.
No. 2s Public Square, Cor. Deaderick st.
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MoDEsr.-The Philadelphia Press, edited
by Forney, speaks Of his own articles, pre-
pared for that paper, as brilliant in tone
and OF profound interest" None but the
most brilliant Of lSnayes and the profoandest
of editorial humbugs. would have thus
spoken Of himself.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyIcE.-Read DIR
Whittiers advertisement in another column
ian23-Jim.
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IlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
4 the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton. Tobacco. Bacon. Lard, or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters favorins "a
with their business may rely on getting the high
eat market price for their Produce. Our charges
will be as low a. any house in the city, shouid
our old friends favor with orders for Groceries.
lowest market prices. We viii give our attention
10 goods forwarded TO us from other cities ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly BY the frs. train OF boat after their
rival Our Office is on Market street. where the
old books Of Hugh McCrca x Co. esn be found by
those interested.
Hoping for share Of public patronage. We sub
janis 1i ~ : =, HUGH MccREA 4 Co.
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RARE CHANCE
FOR
INVESTMENTS

ON TUESDAY, HTH JANUARY. I WILL
~ SILL sf Puhlie Auction. the Lot adjoining
Hicks Block, IN the north sile of he Rubiti
square IN Nashville, Together with al the taates
rial saved from the house Fecenfly oerupied b
iasf. The attention 81 these desiring a ATE Ard
proffabis investment h e1.-sa 70 tbs sa.e. 1cS
Lot lronfs - feet She Hqanrs and runs back 70
feet. - s..f.ff.1 -. !
TrRus o. sAtr--One- foarfh cash. hniance on
II and ls months with interest from Gay "a ssit
Approved security requsrsd eae len l,se;lse-
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New Yorl. GoIa-and Money uarkc

New Orleans Cotton and Sugar Market.
NV ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Cotton active and sales
of 400 bales at &C. Sugar, fair, l4lzc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Law NOTICE.
~ 81
A. S. C0LYAR,;
OF Winchester, Tenn,

HAsOPENED AN OFFICE INNAsgIvIII.R
IL on Cherry street. 1olonnnde Building,
Room d. where he viii eosstanily be found. mn
him Colonel A. s. Marks Rt Winchester Hr. Jss
" Newman al Fayetteville. DIR. James Eitrpsf-
rick at Minnyille, and Mr.. Stone AZ Manchester.
Mr.. Colyar expects 20 attend the Courts At these
places and will Al his Office. receive and transmit
Claims for collection, giving assurance that they
viii be promptly attended 10. and he will faith
fully attend te such business a. may be intruHted
20 him la Nashville. janl9--6ms
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Judge Storey died Ii the receipt Of more
than 5000 per snnun for hh works.
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g OA0 cATAwBA CRAP; 8Sk RQoE7
ify for sels. IN sny quantity. a ny <pftt>1.
saiisiin. 1sassssss' sad At e y|js o{ z$ zjfs'
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
Belonging 90 the Ctr.


THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE ON
i Public Property IN conjunction with tbs
Mayor will sell AZ Public Auetion. On The prsm-
ises. commencing At 10 o'clock ~
Monday, February l2zh, 1885,
tho following pieces or parcels Of sroand, te.vit.
Twenty Lou in Hyne's Addition Of Nashville:
seven Of these Lots front Cedar etrraf cx5endsd:
Eve front Knowles street, and sleit 'front.' 1eCfeAs
~ street. These lots are situated = few 5nFdre1
fcetboyond the western limits Of the city, The 10
cation being admirably adapted for buncss houses
or family residences ~
Ai.o. ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY i5th. We Vim
sell Two Lots Of 40 feet each fronting Cherry street,
near the ceneiery. and Adjoining The sections
house.
And ON WEDNESDAY. FEBEUARy l4th, ss
will sell a1< feet On Vine a.. 90 a. n1rst 81 Co
dsr. and adjoinine w. =. Cooper and Mrs. Y. g.
Brown, within 6fy yards 81 the Capitol. one Of The
most desirable a. wen - the mo.t valuable Lots
In the city.
Also 81 fees on North Front street, adjolninr
c. X II. Marin and Vim. Pxber't heirs.
Also, 16 feet oe lhe east ode ef the Pnhiie
square. adjoining The City Hotel This Lot lsVery
valuable, and viii command the attention q those
desiring 10 Turehase.
TrRns-ons thsrd cash: the balances n one and
two years notes bearing lawful Interest from date
with lea retained upon the Lard unul 1uni
payment. w. MATT. BROWN, Aatof.s
y. M. 4. SLOAN. 4
B. hi. No0DEiN Scomlnitfes.
A. 3. EDHAEDs.J
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LrpERsoNs HAVING cI.AIaIs AGA Tzsr
"A the Eslsfs Of Ssmuel ~ Banks. deceased are
fLen a Iuars lnild A Saith o'ec, on Cedar
street, for payment; and ali pers5is indebted y
said Essafe. VIII please come Servant ent u&ks
jss6~iss Ex'r u sanasi n. B1nts
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MIXING HOUSE
OF
A. w HI e e l. e s s e. 60.
95 Union STREFT

nEALERs IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and SD
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
Of their old friends. and the trading public gene
rally, TO the fact that their banner Is again I'M
furled, and they respectfully ask share of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrsnt
bank notes, DC.
TENNESSEE. Bank of Fulton. ......... Is
Rank of Tennessee old Savannah. 40
$50. o. State Of Ga X
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DRY GOODS.

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Central r. Road Bank. IS
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Cempany....S5
Bank of Middle Ga. ....-S5
Marine Bank..............6 5
Bank of .Augusta...-....23
Augusta Insurance-.....10
Bank of Athens...........15
. Columbus. ....12
Commemorate
" Empire St'te.15
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LOUISIANA

Bank of America...~.par
Leuisima-&. 30
New 0rleans. so
Canal Bank...........-.-..-90
Citizens Bank.-...--.-..W
Crescent City Bank. 10
Louisiana State Bank. 40
Mechanics and Traders
Bank............... $50
Merchants Bsnk.......~40
Southern b nk.........par
Union Bank.-..-....,....50
New Orleans Scrip-.....S0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL HEAD.
ACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE AND
BILIOUS FEVERs.
BILIOUS FEVERs.

Indeed for the whole class of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement caused by the Malaria of miasmac countries
Fever and Ague 10 not the only consequence of the mas
matte poison great variety of disorders arise from It's m
ation, in malarous districts, among which NEURALGIA
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, HEADACHE, BLINDNESS,
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, CATARRH, ASTHMA PAL
PTFATIoN, PAINFUL AFFECTION OF THE SPLEEN
HYSTER1CS, PAIN IN THE BOWELS, COLtC PAE
ALYsIS and DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMAGH all
of which, when originating in this put the 1termt-
ting type, become periodical This "CUREn expes the
poison from the blood and thus them alike is
only the most eectua remedy discovered for this class
complaints but the cheapest and is perfectly
safe No harm arise from its use the patient
curedis left healthy never had the deae Can
this be said OF any other for Chs and Fever Il is
of this, and its Importance those afflicted with the
plant cannot be estimated So it cure the
Fever and Ague, that it may be tnhfuy said he
tain remedy One dealer complains not good rnedi
cine to sell because bottle whole neighlorhood
Prepared by j. c. AVER Il CD,
Lowell Mass
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
THALBBRG,s OPINION.

consider Chickerng& Sons Pianos, beyong Comparison
the 0eS' ! nave seen IN America IS THAIBERG.
'Charman Of Jury Musical Instrumental
Among the chief points Of excellence of the CHICKERING
PIANOS of which speak renowned Artists their
graulaory testimonials the Messrs Cnckering, the
greatest possible Depth Richness and Volume of Tone
bined with Brancy Ceane5s Perfect Eyenness
throughout the Entire Scae and above ALL surprising Du-
ration of Sound the pure and sympathetic quality Of which
changes under the delicate powerful touch
During the forty this firm has manufactured
10000 Pianos,
in the construction of whieh they have introduced
known valuable Improvement. They have invariably
selected and by all the worlds acknowledged
Artists who have visited this country Professionally both
private and public use,
THALBERG.
II consider ohiokering sons Pianos, beyond COMPARE
son, the best have ever seen in America"
GoTTsCHALK
81 consider Chckerng Sons Pianos superior to any III
Harmonious Ronndness of Tone. There perfect no.
mogeqeit throughout all the registes The upper
remarkable for clearness and purity which do find
any instrument while the bass distinguished for
without harshness, and for magnificent sonOrity.n
wEHLL .. m...
"Your Pianos superior to any have this
II have never perfect yields every ex
preston that needed music quality capable OF
change every sentiment This power and
derived from the perfect purity of its Tone together with
Sympathetic, Elastic and Wel1balanced Touch,n
PoZNANsKI
During the past eight years have constantly played upon
the justly celebrated Erard Pianos only nsru
ments that have fohnd either here in Europe equal
them in all their points of excellence"
Watson's Art Journal of Nov H. 1866 says: Madame
Abel performed the Chiekerng GRAND which toof
The Gold Medal the Fair Of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechauies' Associations held at Boston last month,
"lt IS the nobest instrument heard in Concert
Room -
may be satisfactory patrons friends among the
public at large state that testimonials have received
from all the Leading Artists who have or are now re-
siding in the United States few OF Names besides
those above, We append:
LEO. De MEYER R. HOFFMAN,
NJ. STRAKoSCH, ALFRED JAEL
GUSTAV sATTER JULIEN,
H SANDERSON, j. BENEDICT
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
And Many Others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER o. 1856


The Atlanta TntelIigencer says squad of Afri-
cans, bound for Liberia, passed down the Georgia
railroad the other day, stealing aud giving
odor.t'
The New York newspaper Offices are said to
beat the world for dinginess, dirtiness and un-
hsalthfnlness. The attention Of the society for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals is directed to
the matter.
John Fontaine, an old and honored citizen of
of Columbus, Ga. died recently, amid the regrets
Of the poor and the friendless.
The fastest time on record at all distances
ID q d foIInv-1.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
TTEIvEKsIrY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
a h. CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of 0bstetiira
and Diseases Of Women and Children
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics ETC.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
@. A. MOTT NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medical
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W. MAhLET, Phi D., Professor of Chemistry
sAM'L NJ. BEMlsS, NJ D., Professor of Medicae.
" e 8 qNHf66EhaE| Nf6HdIs| N B. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department viii
begin November H. 1906 and end March a. 1857 Pre-.
nary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital COM
mencing October 18th without charge Students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th
The Clinical advantages Institution are nnsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their dali
visits.
FEEs-Tckets all the Professors, sl4O Matrlculatio
So Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $780, Payment re-,
qured in advance.
T. G, RICHARDsON NJ. D. Dean,
New Orleans. IL 1854
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

D. B. Craig, who has just gone out of the gen
eral agency Of the New York Associated Press
has held the position for many years. and dis
charged its duties with much tact and ability bu
not with uniform satisfaction to the association.
The president and secretary OF the association
CURLY announce his discharge. Mr. Craig pro
nonnces the assertion false, and says that his re.
sponsibility is to the executive committee alone,
ia whose hands bis resignation had been for sew
araI weeks, Mr. Craig had narrow escape from
expulsion from the general agency in 1868. It
appears that he is now Initiating a movement to
remodel and improve the association.
We have been favored with pamphlet copy Of
speech delivered, according to the title page
hy Hon. j. r. q. Pitkin, Of New Orleans. il
Wilmington Institute, Delaware, Friday evening,
October 18th, 1856. The document comes to d
under the frank of Hon. Mr. BroomaIl, member 81
Congress. We have met with nothing, recently.
more sophomoric ana j. r. 6. PitEiny. tits literally
interspefsed with cheers, p applause, great
applause and laughter, put in, it is suspected
by 5ir. PftHni own hand. 1T was delivered id the
interests Of the radical party Of Delaware, vet
strange to say, Delaware has since gone Demo
cratic 1t tisn not difficult 10 imagine Mr.. Pitkin,s
astonishnent at such result, yet history must
record the seeming anomaly. Delaware has spoken
and has entered d judgment against g Hon. j. r.
@. Pitkin. y But why Hon.'i? Was Pitkin elected
20 Gongfess from Louisianag That is very proba.
bile. but this application OF the title conveys to
US the first ntimaton we have received of political
honors conferred upon the youthful and aspiring
gentenaail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

GAoLERA. As the aueatiea i settled beyond
dispute, that we are visited BY that mosf Il
be feared epidemic cholera, It believes "a aIi q
a7He every precautioR u power 70 stay lis pro-
81 ess, and there can be no mere certain pyeyen.
in than Robackss Scandinavian Remedies Keen
the bowels open with the pills, and invgorate tbe
aysts u BY the free use Of Robackis Stomach Bill.
Eera, s (, 4 the blood is thin use the puriaer. NJ
family Apuld be found without thase remedies.
Keep the system III full yigor ana nothing Il u ba
feared fro.,n disease or cholera.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Foa Rio JANEIao.- The fine and fast sailing
BEitiah schooner, sFavorite,n Ii advertised to
leave this port for Bio Janefro on the Sch Of De.
ceinber, and win positively sail on that day. An
applicants for passage or freight must be made
before the first af december to Mr.J. N. oriol,
her agent, NO. 81 Natchez street, as no applica.
sionR viii be received after that date. This viii
ha the second vessel cleared for Bfsl this season,
hy mr. oriol, and We are informed he will here.
o teF dispatch one on the fifth of every month,
snaa establishing regular line of packets between
-1sse osiesns and the richest and most productive
country q soath america AS Brazil consumes
lsrgelg Of tie aour and other produce of the West
~ ollers goed opportunity to the merchants Of
1lat section e establish regular trade relations
with That couRiFys aad We direct the attention If
ai desiring eithsT freight 81 passaee 10 the adver.
tizenelt ef Alr 0Fol, il our shipping st columns,
on the Test page Of to-aayR paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Testimonials from the distinguished Artists in Eurcp to
Messrs. Chckerlng Sons.
LoNDoN, July 25, 1866
Having played upon Piano made by Megsra Chicken
ing sons Of Boston ana New York. much pleasure ia
testifytng to its general excellence.
For Sweetness aud BriaHey Tone Delicacy oF TorE
and Magnificent Power for Concert Purposes consider
ry Grand Piano Forte and decidedly Best have seen
Of American manufacture,
4RABELLA GODDARD
G1ULO REG0NDL
g. A. OSBORNE.
ALFRED JAELL.
W kUHE.
LINDSAY SLOpEP
JULES BENEDICT,
j. AOSGHELES
Professor Of Conserygtore de Leipzig
NJ W BABFE.
GHAS HALLE.
RRINLEY RICHARDS.
S. ARTHUR CHAPEL.
Director Of Monday Concerts London
RENE FAYARGER
SYDNEY SMITH.
Certificate from Herr Carl Reinecke Successor to tho posi-
ons Of Mendossohn both in the Conservaoire and as Con
dueor of the celebrated 6eFwandhause Concerts in
Leipsic,
LErPsIc, July 1866
hereby assert and affirm that the Grand Piano Forte Of
Chickering Sons of Boston and New York which have
tried and examined is Of the Finest Instruments the
CARL RETNEoKE.
ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS and Price Lists sontby mail.
wlnERoons,
eSs,.,,.,,., ,BrOadwey, New York .o5s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
l, yours very truly,
JAMES NJ. WEHLI.
LONDON, january IA, 1866.


James N. Welh, ESQ:
Ny Dear SrI have great pleasure asking you to convey
to Mesrs Chickerng the expression of my highest
OF their instrument is, consider not merely In
sumen OF American Mangaeture that have tried but
OF the Finest Grand Piano Fortes that has
ohservaton and that the Nessrs Chickeng NAV well be
proud Of having turned from their mandatory an nsr
men WHICH, for Touch Quality Power and Workmanship it
would be very difficult srpass in any part OF the wide
world Dear Sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAS. D. COLLARD
Firm of Colard Coard Piano Forte Manuacturs London
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

The steamship Gen Meade. Capt. Sampson
sails at otclock this morning, for New York
with large cargo ond number o. passengers.