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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-13
gew Adpfrtisemfnts.
A Two.story Brick House and Three
and 0ne-Fifth Acres of Land.
I'M
GE1RNGANTOwN
AT
Masters Sale.

John Rapp. Plaintiff No. sssa
p,t..,,. vs. Montgomery 5upe-
ID
Il URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
superior Court Of Montgomery County Ohio made
IN the above entitled cause and TO me iirertod 4
VIII oner at public Auction on the premises ed
joining the town Of Germantown
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1859
Between the hours of one and three O'Clock 1,
N OF said day, the following described real estate
via; situate In the County OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio in the Township of German and
bounded and described az follows;
Being part OF the north east uuarter of section
no 10, I0wn, 2; Range s, east sc. and beg inning
~ stake at the north least corner of the School
iot belonging to School District formerly known as
No o thence north oo west on line of land OF
Charles Catrow 20 perches TO the center Of the
Germantown and Mianisburg road, to corner,
tnence % south along said road Az west forty one
perohes and etght-tenths 10 a stake, thence "a ,
west Tour perches and two tenths to a stake and
corner OF SAID land, thence south 81 east "a $40
perches 90 the place Of beginning containing 8
acres and " perches more or less
SAID property has been appraised at fl0J3 39lI
appraisement - -
Terms Cash W H. BEIyIILE
Mast. Com. Mont'g supr Court
ADAM CLAY, Atty. fnars.wts
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Returning Reason-Too Late.

The Ph''adelph'a Ledger Of Thursday
agraph:
The Judge Advocate General, Mr..
Joseph Holt has Just dc cided that no au-
lority for the trlal of u civilian by court
martha can be found in any of the Articles
of War, those articles being enacted solely
f1r the Cover. Ment of the rrmes of the
United States, and being applicable only to
persons IN the military service. He con-
ders il strictly legal, however 10 Try by
military courTs civilians formerly IN the
sei vice for ;imes c)mmitte1 while in the
service. By this decision the supremacy
of the civil cOurts, in all cases where citi-
lens are concerned, is acknowledged, and
il would seem that the days Of military
trials of civilians have passed away
On which the Age thus remarks:
Mr.. Joseph Holt seems to have had II
new light recently thrown upon his vision.
Whence comes il? The man at the other
end of the avenue, perhaps, may be ac-
countable for the new view of the juris-
dictiou of courts-martial at present enter
tanned by the Judge Advocate General.
Time never ceases 10 work wonders! For
ive long and Bloody years Mr.. Joseph
Holt was willing TO assist in the perpetra-
tion of any outrage upon civil law, no
matter how gross, provided only it was
committed in the name of loyalty He
imprisoned hundreds of innocent citizens
Of the republic, not in the military service
and had them tried snd convicted by mill
tary courts. Now, he admits he was
wrong, but what reparation can he ever
make to those who suffered from his brutal
tyranny"
The repentance OF Mr.. JOSEPH HoLT
comes too late, By his open official ap-
proysl and 'HdOrsement of the arrest, con-
viction and punishment, "even unto DEATH"
of innocent men in civil life he has placed
his name high on the scroll of infamy. 1t
win stay there.
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Spefial Nutifes.
Hsback,s Ritter. .

"There is many a true word spoken
in Jest" said a gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that ''Greenback sRre good, bur
RSbacks are betser.0
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Marrifd.

ROBERTSON Tuesday evening
February q by the Rev Geo; w shafer at his
residence, Or JOHN f. FACKLER OF Webster,
parke county, o., to MISS B. LIZZIE ROGERS OF
Adams county, Penn "
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MON TGOMERY HOUSE
EAST THIRD STREET,

DAYTON, o.
Captain E. E. Retter, Proprietor.
Late Of the Western House, Springfield, o.
Thoroughly rentted and renovated throughout and
Is now one OF the best Hotels in this city
Boy omnibuses run to and from all Trains. Sos
mar g-tf ~
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Dayton & Greencastle Property
AT
Master Commissioners Sale,
i'aSS sgsiast Aas%' Case No. sss,

4 URSuANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
issued and directed to me by the Superior Court OF
ihonag ihontgpmerH county Ohio; at the February term
offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court House, In the city OF Dayton in said county
ON SATURDAY, APRIL Z, 1856,
AT o'clock N Of said day the following several
Dayton tO-wit: Nv -
Lot No S!l slsl duly appraised at $1,000 %
NO. Wg 800 OO
=, No. 56SS " 15O 90
And part of lot No SO9S commencing at the
northwest corner Of said lot and running thence
eastwaruly along the northern line OF said lot "a
rect thence at right angles southwartly 2s feet
anu inches, ore or less, to the middle of said
the western line of said lot; thence northwardly,
along said western line to the place of beginning;
and part Of lot sOsS beginning at the north east
with its northern line, VI feet thence ut right an.
giles sogthwardly % feet inches, more or less to
the ndde OF said lot; thence ut right giles east.
wardly TO the east line of said lot; theme, north
wardly with the east line said lot the place of
beginning. Said parts of said lots No 3DJs and DS3
above last described ali together have been an
praised at $l20O 10. ~
Also-The following real estate situate In the town
OF Greencastle, In said county OF Montgomery,
and described. numbered as follows to.wlt;
Lot 10. y duly appraised at $130 W
No, lS 1870 %
No 10 100 90
Lots No and and the east half OF lot No. I In
said town of Greencastle, together with all that
tract or parcel OF land bounded as follows VIZ;
beginning at the north east corner of said lot No.
. and running thence west along lots numbered g.
and one halt of lot No to one acre lot of David
CLARK; thence - west with said Clarke line "A
poles and III links 10 Barnetts line; thence due
along said Barnetts line of land lately owned
by Thomas Houder; thence south along said Hou.
ders line to the place OF beginning containing one
acre more or less -
Said lots, No. 8, o and the east half of No : to.
gether with the one above described are all
together duly appraised at $ll30 co.
mr. lps han ,1 tl.
above appraisement, as shown by the figures at.
tached TO the several parcels above set iorth
Terms of sale, cash
said real estate Is 10 be sold ON decree of said
Superior Court rendered against David Clark and
10 iaVor OF the County Commissioners of Mont
gomery County, Ohio.
DAVID A. HOUk
Master Commissioner.
ODLiS CAHilsl., Any. mAlT-d&w
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4ew advertisements.
DISSOLUTION.

~ NOTICE. + FIRM OF CAIN.
Boyer HippaTd was this day dissolved by mutual
eohsentl j. T. Caiu and ID. X, Boyer are alone au-
thorzed TO close the business ~
JOHN Z. CAIN,
DAVID X BOYER
WIN. NJ HIPPARD
j y THE PUBLIC.-HAVING RE-
TIRED from the above frm 1 take pleasure in
recommending the remaining partners TO the pub.
lic patronage, WI NJ HIPPARD
Inc Undersigned Will continue the Notion and
Fancy oods Business at the old stand 2s9 and 9Qi
Second street uude' the name of
- CAIN BOYER
Da!'on' hAreh ~, leb. marls-lwd
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Opening of Navigation.

once OF the Lessees OF the Public Works.J
Columbus, March Z, 1895
1NOTlCE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT
the Miami aud Erie Caual will be open for Nayi.
CATION from Cincinnati to Toledo on the nrst day
OF April next BY order;
mSre'std n EDISON MOORE, see,y.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Thirty-Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition. .s.
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"~ No''ys ys Guardian I Co,o. No ss7o, sups.
SArrh 4 Moist riOr Court
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venture to offer sos per month for the dasbiug
Mssisstppf Int that steamer Is doomed still to run
withouta Madison barkeeper. thomas Kilman,
Memphis. passenger agent Of the Atlantic and
Missssppi Steamship Company, introduced him
self rs passenger agents only can with u gentle
request to have the Lady Cav or Arthur for $500
per wear. or would pay half Che amount for either
Geo Smith of Mempbis appears with his pockets
full of sreenbacks and says he at least will tale
nine boats and pay for them per month sums
varying from two hundred and twenty five to three
hundred 99aars As WIS Iio
We ~ concTde he doesn't rea3 The pemocrat these
boats having ceased to be many months agone. B.
r, rhornburg has eye on the Lady Gay and an
~ S2e gi ' INA ss0a ner vSa " G
friend, Geo H. Pierce of New Orleans, will be dis.
appointed when he learns that his bids Of $4,000 for
te ha S+u9 tS SE sns ose ptbnrG SSuoT iof tne
ed But We home he viii console himself viii The
fact that he seems to have considerable more cash
about him tnan thls reporter mas lust at TINS time
FSsS S Sne bS far the Copnentss c6ebapr s806
per month, thereby proving himselfa modestman
one not over ambitious.
rms o.2ses Inc ddfseTS rs va" Mr. Woe
onS NJ Tass Mo own and are Interested in
large number Of bars besides those valuable ones
they have Just acquired, have certainly as much
experience ara energy as uay pc Le91neu , Lor 'be
2 from tbs rntS IN saw that their net profits for
one wear. from these fourteen bars, will be about
twenty-five thousand dollars They possess the
immense aayantage o. Dss n,,er s erI
constantly on hand Parties without This ADVANTAGE
stand no chance at all in such competition.
Fourteen bars on the Mississippi! How macy
Gr 40 tIgse ta nstrs how many
| thropob The bottom Of uD.tnrned glasses.
DAVID WHrrE-N Merchants and Peoples Line
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Messrs, Jones Co., being notified of their sue
cess, yesterday took possession of the Olive
Branch, that being yesterdays packet. In addi-
ton to the above sum, the terms of the advertise
ment require the purchase Of the movable bar
fixtures.
We give below list of the bids received, but
the firm of Parker & Thompson does not appear,
although it was generally believed that house had
put in so liberal bid as to be at least close on
the heels of the undismayed house of Jenes
& Co.
John Lee, ST. Louis, offered $4,000 for year of
the Mississippi bar. D, l.. Git, st. Louis, was
willing to pay $500 per month for the same bar.
d. D. Booge Il CO., having some unemployed
funds offered s25 O00 payable monthly, for twelve
months running time OF the twelve best boats, but
will have to wait for next opportunity. Isaac
Res, the jOyial and original Sam johnson, pre-
ferred the Lady Gay, or would take another of the
best of the list, at $1,000 per year, and would give
his best exertions and his influence as passenger
agent, for the good of the boat; but Captain Jos.
Brown was unmoved by this center shot. A. G.
| Moreland, not much acquainted in this city,
| but was willing to invest $500 per month,
or eighteen hundred dollars for six months of the
Lady Gay's very elegant, recherche saloon. He
was ready with the money, but ready money
didn't win in Mr. Moreland's case. Alexander
Hamilton, of Madison, Indiana, thought he might
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Watts &oo-7 L Gunthcr-2 John l. Glcnu-lO do
Gold, Roach &co-t O II Smith &cu-25 do Jno u
Knc--3 Speed, Summers &co-6 Short &co-l5 do
NJ Turn6u Su0-3 do pnrain, McRep &co--9 do
aud smdries Wilson & Youug-2 CaseR tobacco +
Beling-2 do Isaacs Dreyfus-2 do II Spiro Geo
5 do Mayer Sous-l3 pkgs tobacco LGhten.
stein Bros-7S pkgs castings camp-map &co-lO0
bbs flour G Campbell Aces do seed F Du-
conge-5 bbls eggs S DuSouchet &co-l2 pkgs
brandy to Fatjo & Brunaso--50 pkgs beer "a pkgs
onions 2O7 do potatoes Greve--lO0 bXs starch &
tcs hams Grief & Byrnes-4 do d Griefi-7 rolls
leather J G Haas bales cotton I Il $ Henderson
IA pkgs mdse to Howard, Preston Barrett-l00
bbis flour to Huntington Bros-&50 tcs hams 10 ties
ioles to Hewett, Norton &Co--63 bbls whisky to
ii Phelps &co-lO0 bbis flour 500 coils rope to
H Kennedy Sco--S3 bbls onions l56 bbls pota.,
toes 1898 bales hay King Bros-3l bhis potatoes 40
do onions Lechuer-l eighth, Cask wine MaiIlot
box books Symonds, Courtney &eo-l53 bdls pa
per Stevens &iSeymour-20O bxs starch McFaran
Straight &co-l42 pes castings Newman " Gehi-
buch-50 pkgs mdse Ober, Atwater &co-l do \
Parra-40 wheel arms l6 wheel pIank5 ST. General
Quitman-l bxs mdse P G 0'Riley-ll5 pkgs mdse
Jas Sclrwartz--5 do j Frank horses j Burnett
II bbls whisky Van Cuiin, McGomhs &oo-2O tcs
bacon ties lard % kegs lard Shannon, Lewis &co
l25 bbls flour Woods, Matthews &cO-sundries to
order-Total bales cotton lO+ hhds tobacco
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Exports Saturday.

NEW Notwithstanding Sheridan-657 bales
cotton 81 do rags II bales moss IL bales wool 81
hhds tobacco $50 bbs molasses log bbls flour lag
kegs spikes $50 pkgs mdse $8l,6l4 in gold
I4ST0N-Steamship Harlan-S00 bbls flour
so bbs vinegar so bbls whisky 500 SKIS corn etc
NEW YORK-Steamship Mississippi-l550 bales
cotton so bales moss bales wool Is hhds tobacco
ii bbls whisky % hides $40 600 in gold $725S silver
a ID sundries
HAVRE-Bark St Paul-744 bales cotton 2l59
slaves S7745 specie
BORDEAUX-Bark sophie-02, 900 slaves
RUATAN-Schr Geneva--l02 bbls flour IS bbls
pork bbls beef 80 do onions and sundries
PHTLADELPHIA-sc r r Townsend-l4
bales cotton 81 bales moss lot railroad iron and
sundries
HAVANA-schr Mischief-IO0O SKIS corn $50
SKIS bran asa SKIS oats 100 bbls onions 400 SKIS pota
toes 80 900 cigars
MOBILE Steamer Mary Conley-25 bbls whisky
hhds sugar
PENSACOLA Steamship Lizzie-1OO bbls -four
so bbls pork $50 SKIS corn
ST L0UIs-Steamer Ruth-1666 bXs sugar etc
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Hsvana Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passsngers taking Cotton and signing bills OF adug
hero at through rates ofrsigt hence to St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
Storage granted here by this line 10 bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The ana port destination may be either Fixed on gnng
she bills Of sdng declared by the holder OF tie bin
Of lsding within twelve nsr the teameys arrival
at Liverpool thus sordRs the importer ths choice OF
markets
yVEE BRITISH AND AMERICAN sTEAA
Navigation Company Limited viii dispatch the following full
powersd Iron Screw steamships 5etRsen
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DREoT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA 1874 tons r. Jarnison, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons. u. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. "A Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tons, a. Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS ........ 1886 7, Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1899 tons VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons j. Graham Captain
CAROLINA. 1871 tons. ..,..J. Harby Captan
BOLIVIAN 1913 e P. P Couche Capt
CABIN Passage to Liverpool sl2s gold its equivalent
currency.
For rstss Of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw a CO., Al 0arondeIet street..
ousnees of goods are respectfully desired present thei
Bills Ladtng the Office their freight and obtain dc
| livery orders for the same, ...
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Arrivals u the Pr,neipaI hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-R r Watkins, Miss;
p Todd, Mobile; D W Payne, A; AS
Mitchell, Memphis; Il Robins, Port Gibson; w H
Ellis, Nashville; c H Harper Yieksburg; o c
Nation, Meridian; Henry Frank, Natchez; Gen
j F Beavers, Judge 5 W Cooper, Col a Burnett,
Texas.
CITY HOTEL McComant, Texas; Dun
cam Pittsburg; G Leatt Miss; s N Harris, I J
Stafford, La; L Olmstead, O 7 Harrel, Selma;
Thps Brown, Texas; 3 Wells. Fl P Sinnott Gal
weston; 4 N Stones, J NJ Parker, Texas; John W
Brown New York; e A Sturgis, w A Fort, A
Key, z Fl SandeFson, New York; w q Beldenoy,
3 S Powell, ] A sbeirboun, L Taylor, d Morris, G
Rice and wife, Fl Lenyson, Angelmann, Mrs A J
I.atfell, DR. Scott lady, mother and child, Texas;
w z Withers, DR. 6 Blanks, Texas; Patrick Con
don, city; D Trimble, Tenn; DIR R NJ Whitmore
Ala; Mrs Curtis and two children, Texas; NJ O
Filden.
ST. JAMES H0TEL-Jos Hennessey, W
Boylas, N w Harmon. J II Gates, ] H Henshaw
Mississippi; r L McCay, Ala; P Watson, Calves
ton; Arnold Pensacola.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. ...
NEW YoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS ....
ElOR NEW YORK DTRECT-THE NEW
aud splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR =. 300 tons Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. 2Il5 tons. Delaney CommaHdar
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. 900 tons, -, Commander
The new and frstclass steamships
MISSISSIPPI 1900 tona. .Furbur, Commanding
MERRIMACK. .2OOO tons. Vansice, Commanding.
MARIPosA. .l20O toms Quick, CoRmanding
MONTERREY .,... I2OO tons. =. Whitman, Commanding
The new and frst.class upper cabin screw steamship
Merrimack,
zoos tons,
yANEICE, Commander
WIN leave the Companys Wharf foot of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, July IS, at P. A.
The Line Is composed Of the largest and most elegant steam
p which have ever been built IN this country for any home
inc y In every respect fitted for service and the
1ts pon which they run Their passenger recommendation
10 xoeled by those If any other In the world
ssrPAssAGE AT REDUCED RATES,
slyt will be received at Conpanys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hours aud the Copanya
rates fe freight viii always made low by any other
line.
FOR freight or passage apply to
j. M CoURTEFAT, Agent
So Garondeet strast
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Tue vote was RECONSTRUCTED, and AIR. Banks
offered a substitute for the FIRST resolution the
resolution appearing as the amendment Of Mr.. Ste
ye1s. Tie resolution was agreed to-yeas 81,
nays 80,
ar. Hale desired to offer q resolution declaring
th language OF Mr.. Grinnel violation OF the rules,
which was objected to.
The House, at 6 F. III, adjourned, the thermome-
ter being then at %.
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Reeelpta by 1En,lrnna.

N. o., J. Il G. N. R. R,-July 2l--S bales of
cotton Pritchard-22 do S Barrett-12 do But
Ter. Terry 6co-5 do ThornhiIl q Riehardson-l do
7 Fl Il j NJ Allen-4O00 feet lumber VIM N Grant
&co-4000 do to j Chandler--sundries to order
Total As bales cotton
N, o., 0, u G. w. R. R.-July 1854 head
cattle and sundrtes to order
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The dead body of full grown eolored girl was
found floating in the sewickly creek, near Pitts
burg, on the 10th. The body was identified as
that Of Caroline Ford, employed as domestic in
the family of Mr.. D. L. NeVins, a resident of Sc
wicky. The girl had been missing since Monday
evening last. The evidence elected by the eoro-
ners investigation leave no doubt that the girl war
entieed from her home by one OF more persons
violated, and then murdered, and that her bod,
was then thrown into the creek, with view o
seereting it. Four eolored men have been ar
rested
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Steamship Merrtmack, Van Size, from New York
I4th inst, to j b Courtenay
Schr W Hilles, Thomson, Is days from Philade-
phia, to G A Fosdick
Schr Village Belle, Sellman, u days from Mata-
moros, in ballast, to master
schr Hy Travers -, IRON Utilla, Mexico, to
H Labosse
schr Aurora, --, from Vera Cruz
Brig Dashing Wave, Otto from Antwerp, April 3,
via Falmouth, May H. to Lowell & Bailey
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At Quarantine.

Brig Banks, Cocheron, from Mayaquez, Porto
Rico to Viaruhia
Br brig Robt Nick Spearing, Clarke, days from
Havana, to master-Cargo, 1850 bxs and 40
hhds sugar to order
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ST LOUIs-Steamer David Whte-94 bales of
cotton Ia hhds tobacco aud sundries to order
ST LOUIs-Steamer Mollie Able-6O hhds to-
bacco and sundries to order
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COAST.
LoWER COAST PAnKE1

LOW Eh COASE fAShGI.
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 10 4 n
DOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE SIAIloH
Bnras Settlement Pontes Latache Jesuis' Bend' ana
all landings Plantations the routeIhe splendid ana
fast steamer A. Brown lex. Queant, asttr, viii
the above trade the entire eayng IS Spove
Returning will up the Coast cry MONDAY ana
THURSDAY 10 daylight arriving at the ely neioe aHlh
Shfppes pRsseng rely the BROh remaining
IN The trade she hav pg bought expressly it. and put
i the complete repair For rcight Or passage apply on
GOMAUX q SMITH. No. O. Canal street,
N. B. Commencing Sunday, July lsts
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The Valley Virgnian thinks, upon the whole,
e the situation in the South is improving. Our
people are working the negroes are beginning to
understand who are their best friends, and are
doing wel--better than could be expected. The
prospect of the grain cotton and tobacco crops is
good, and provisions will be cheap and plenty. The
same kind and protecting Providence thatwatched
over us while itdealt SO hardly, as we thought, is
now helping us in thousand ways, and in spite of
the Radicals; in spite of not being represented
now; in spite Of taxation, the South will revive
and prosper Let us all be patient, hopeful, and
a. null tOpether.r
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Arrived Yesterday
Steamship W Il Hewes, Austin, from Indauola via
Galveston to | @ Harris-lst district
Bark Joshua Loring, Loring, % days from Boston,
to G A Fosdick--1st district
Schr W Hills, Thompson, % days from Philadel
phia, to G Fosdick-lst district
TowBoATs.
Perry, Burdick, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th inst, bark Boaz, schrs Sea
Witch and Louisa-Brought up Joshua Loring
and schr w Hills.
STEAMBOATS,,
Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
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imports Yesterday.
Reeeipt. or produee satnrday.

BOSTON-Bark Joshua Loring-Astd mdse
PHHADELPHIA-Sch W Hlls-Astd mdse
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Aarine Snte4t9enre.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 81 CASP STREET,
Monday, July - 1866 5
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, for New York
A Moulton
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston.
I G Harris
Steamship Mississippi, FarbeT, for New York,
... N Courtenay
Steamship Lizzie, Weber, for Pensacola,
Merritt, Dunham, MeKinnell eco
Steamer Mary Conley, Stone, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Ruth, Duble, for st Louis Master
FIR bark st Paul, Serre, for Havre, Gauche
Italian bark Rio Grande, Argento, for Pensacola,
in ballast, Master
Russian bark Sophie, Snellman, for Bordeaux,
Ashbridge, Ocean Geo
Brig H Brooks, Boyoe, for Pensacola, in ballast,
Creevy, Nickerson eco
Br schr Geneva, Glover, for Ruatan, l. yallee
G A Fosdick
Br schr Mischief, Oliphant, for Havana,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
L-AFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoUR0HE PACKET
ONCE A WEEK.
Leaves every SATURDAY at "a
Steamer j. M. SHARP-HENRY sTREUK, Master, JOS
DALFERES, Clerk.
LOB THIBODAUXVILLE PAINTCOURI
vlle HapOeonylle, DonadsOnve and all intermediate
coast landngs-Wii leave regularly above.
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight passengers and will continue in the trade perm
nently. For freight or passage apply on bourd.
r Shippers in all responsible for the payment
Of freight. J. S. RELF, Tchoupitoulas street.
YIRGINIUS G. DENTIEL, Advertising ARsnt.
The Sharp will take all freight through to Lockport
usual