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RrNrvo4ruz PRoTrcr. The benevolent

A BESEyo1ENT PRoIEor. The benevolent
ladies and gentlemen Of st. Louis, not to be
outdone in works Of goodness and charity,
have formed . society under the title Of the
ssBTisaouri Southern Relief Associations the
object Of which IS to assist the suffering people
ii those districts Of the South which were
devastated by the war, To carry out this
object y fair IS to be held in Sc. Louis during
The lass week Of September, and in connection
with the fam a grand tournament, followed by
a tournament ball. ID to take place Aid from
all the States is solicited. The listof ladies
and gentlemen engaged in this laudable and
henefeent undertaking embraces the names of
Y very large number of the most influential
ana refined people of St Louis
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Prospectus.

The FIRST NATIONAL. CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA Is organized for the purpose Of
dstng fat Pine Wood by the process, and for tho
sale Of the products realized thereom There is produced
from ONE CORD, distilled, % gallons Spirits Turpen-
tine, 90 gallons OIL 100 gallons Pyrogueous Acid gallons
Alcohol IL barrels Pitch Rosin barrel Tar, 5000 test
Illuminating Gas superior to that made from coal and 90
bushels Charcoal This, incredible though may appear TO
Is nevertheless true ard expect to exceed tho
quantity of Of the products with the fat Pine
abundant in this section The process is simple aad Of Cold
parutivey traiAg expense the articles produced all
marketable and pronounced by the best Chemsls IN this
country altogether superior those produced the ordinary
way.
The process patented and rights sold the different
States certain number Of cords, which number DO
distilled daily for seventeen during the existence Of
the patents The Louisiana has the right to dga
fifty cords day when paid fo for that length of time
Machinery is in Of erection for h Company 70
dst ten cords per day. portions OF which viii be here very
and have than enough subscribed 70 pay foC
the right etc. for that but Wish to the
control Of the whole due the sats, via fifty cord
works and have therefore reopened books for sutoF
tons for that amount.
The capital stock Is s6oOOO six hundred SHARES o SlOoe
each The Stakeholder has the advantage Of ony being
CURED e his proportion towards coEd works
being erected.
In connection with this would state thgt sor, the geas
demand for these work States ana ths length *
time necessary their construction we ae quito confident
thet the profits arising from cord operation
w entirely pay the additional worsRs ias they
be furnished lfths the stockholders will only
be called upon pay the original due cord
works.
Fifteen per cent OF their subscription required to bo
deposited with the Secretary the Company the
subscribing and Ten per will 10 called for upon the
completion and successful operation Of the works.
Unlike perO and other mining operations this is not
speculative uncertain but, without any doubt win psy
larger profits the investment than any other stock in th0
country To prove that It Is certainty wish call pss
cuar attention the et TINT before dollar Of money
Is paid for the works good substantial brick iron
proof buildings will he erected all the machinery of tue moot
perfect description requisite carry business
dueed and put practical operation The complete atBiao
ton Of every shareholder AS the company sas-
fed by oecula demonstration that the products
produced stated the buildings and machinery the price to
which ncudsd in the Of rights turned tho
company, and the money paid, and not until then.
We call the attention Of capitalists and also those Of limited
means the opportunity thus offered them Of making sAio
and very profitable Investment
7. JEFF. HALL, President.
Odce--Eo. g Garoadelet street
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Cans AND JArAE The Oriental nations
,aeen TO have slightly drawn aside the veil Of
exclaaio q which has hitherto shut them in
and kept; them aloef from the outside barba-
yians, an q they now show considerable ouri-
osity 70 % what the outside barbarians are a
A Chinese embassy j. ct present travelling in
Europe, Iewlng fine operations of The war.
and Val ultimately visit this country The
Japanese, too, are buying Blakoly guns Il
England to defend their cities from attack
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own laws must be the remoter result of the
loss Of Independence, rights and sovereignty
by the States. These calls for aid on federal
troops by State authorities show growing
obliviousness Of State dignity and rapid de-
Gag Of State pride, both indicative of the
change which the government of the republic
is silently undergoing.
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may devise plan Of political action calculated to
restore national unity, fraternity and harmony
and secure to az afflicted people that which is 50
sincerely desired by all good men, the practical
blessings Of an enduring peace,
ALEX, W RANDALL,
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL,
.- MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
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FtreslSeEL'S
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION

MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
meeting was held last Saturday evening" May lgh at the
Hall Of Louisiana Hose Company organized the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION, Object: To
erect monument to the memory Of the late JOHN F. CRU
BER to the Confederate Dead of the Fire Department. and
to those who lost their lives while performing duty as active
Fremen since September 10th, 1860.
Preadent-IsAAO N MARKS, of Perseverance No. 49,
Vice Prest-Wn E. FITZGERALD, Pelican H. 4 L. No A.
secretary-Jos. H. DEaRANGE, jackson No. 10
Treaauror-Jss. a. BROWN, Louisiana Hose,
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NEW ORLEANS, JULY 18th, 1865.
The Commissioners lately sent abroad by the Board of
Directors ofths Company effect arrangement with the
prncpalhode Of mortgage bonds, having met With all
the success could oese consolidating coupons
ofnterest exchanging them for second mortgage bonds
bearing eight CENT interest per AMMAN the interest pay
able mi-annuay, IS
We most respectfully and earnestly make this appsato
creditors in America to extend to the liberal aid
have received from foreign creditors; trusting that
energy displayed by the Board Of Directors the twelve
months since he road turned by the military
authorities and the unprecedented which
etorsrestorn during that short period from
chaos rebuilding It almost its entire extent placing on It
ample supply of rolling STOCK with means than the
daily earnings Of the road which averaged during the
six months rom January to july $IS22 20 per MONTH not
wthsanding the many difficulties had contend against
and proceedings instituted against great public enter
prise by influential bankers Whose intimate connection
with the road should have their aid and valuable n
ence in its behalf are sufficient proof and guarantee that this
Great Southern frank Railway has large resources which will
in very few years with judicious management enable to
overcome the of four years disastrous civil war and
not only 10 pay all its debts with interest," to emuuera
its stockholders with handsome dividends
If the terms by tho Bondholders in this
country that have been agreed 10 Europe will very soon
have ample pay the coupons interest as they ma
ue hereafter commencing the LIST OF January 1867 be
sides creating sinking fund for the final extinction Of the
bonds
The State Louisiana the city of New Orleans and our
sister State of Mississippi have large direct interests in the
success of this Southern railway We have every assu
ance that at the proper time they will afford us every assist
ance in the which may require With the general
stockholders they proved their present Board
Of Managers by casting for them the April election
largest vote cast since the Company Incorporated
Whe IGNORED with that aering public confidence
no hesitation n assuring the ordho ders, the General
tors and Stockholders ii the New Orleans and cat
Northern Railroad Company that their interests will be per-
tecy secured Their Indulgence time repair The dsas
tcr5 OF thal late all we ask.
copy Of the agreement made in Lon by Commits
n of SteR Ste4Es; gan Dc SeeA IN 5nr 9ase
Of onr creditors in New Orleans willing accept the
same terms
JULES A. BLANC, President pro tenn.
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.Lato Ltays Of Louisiana.

THE ACTS OF. THE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE BrATE LEGISLATURES, are Jugs
published in pam hitt form and can DO had Of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
LOG Clamp street.
THOS. L. WHITE,
JOG Canal ssrec-
JAS. A. GRESHAM,
% Camp street
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
60 Canal stteet
i. KELLER,
81 Royal street
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S1REET AccIDEETs. It appears from ths
parliamentary returns just issued that during
the year 1865, 140 persons were run over and
killed ii London 1907 were manned OF other
wise injured from the same cause. During
the present year mp to the end Of February
2S fatal cases have occurred, besides. 231 cases
of injury, "a The city police district, IA per
sons were run over and killed last year, and
207 we're manned Of injured 8 were killed
this year. and so injured. Ii 1865, 20 sum
naonses we're taken ont BY the city police for
aarioua driving where no death happened !;
this year 6 such sanrnonses were taken out.
A swindler is going about Vermont, an
ncuncing lectures by Artemus Ward, filing
the town halls with an eager audience, and
then Suddenly disapp earing with the entrance
money. The vermonters should read the
papers and learn that a. Ward is in England.
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PENsIoaEp PRrEsrs. The italian parliament
has just voted fer the suppression q the relig-
ious corporations II ITALY. IKE dispossessed
priests are to be pensioned as follows Pre-
prietary orders Priests over sixty years d
age 500 francs over forty, 400 i under forty,
500. Iiagman over sixty, 800 over forty
240 under forty, 200, Msnaicant orders
Priests Of all ages, 260 francs Laymen sixt!
years Of age ~ under sixty 96.
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Mrs. Bundsehne, OF Hickman, KY, but
two months married, committed suicide re-
Gently, on account Of the brutality of her
husband
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James p. Thompson,
NJ II r q H MT TAIL DIR.
No. 14g Fulton Street.
GemcrGE Orders No. Is.


HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIvIs1os OF TIE GULF ,
Ne" Orleans La. July IL, 1866. :
The following General Orders from the War Department and
Headquarters Of the Army Adjataut Generals once are
repubished for the information Of all concerned:
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 49, ...
WAR DEPARTMENT., ApJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, July 3, 1866. 3
OFFER OF PARDON TO DEsERTERs TIE REGULAR ARMY
SURRENDER,
By direction of President all deserters from the Regular
Army who Voluntarily join their regiments surrender them
selves at military recruiting rendezvous before the
18th of August 1866 will to duty without trial or
punishment condition that they good the time lost by
aeseoR and forfeit all pay and allowance for the time
absence. Dbl
Such deserers under this order surrender themselves a,
other place than the stations regiments will be
subject to assignment other regiments they we're mat
ta-hed recruits . ...=.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutsat General
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Il
HEADQUARTERS THE Amy ADIgr ,sr GEEERAL OFFICE
Washington, July s, 1866.
Department, District and Post Commanders in the States
lately rebellion hereby directed to arrest all persons who
have been may he charged With the commission
Of crimes and 0enes against officers agents citizens and in
h0itant Of the United States irrespective Of color
where the civil authorities have failed are unable
aud bring such parties to trial. aud 70 detan them in
military confinement uutl such time proper Judicial .r
banalmsy be ready and willing to Try them.
strict and prompt eufoGeue Of this order required
By command of Lieut. Gen, Grant;
v.#ya E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adutaut General
By command of Maj. Gen. P, H. Sheridan:
GEORGE LEE,
o.s...,. H. Assistant Adjutant General
GEORGE LEE,
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Marriage brokerage, which has been a regular
business in California, is to be discounteDanced by
law. Their fees were as follows: For registering
an applicant, S.; for introduction, $40; comnis
sion on dowry, 8 per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

The Madrid journals state that Admiral
Mendez Nunez is to be created Marquis of
Caliao, for bravery in storming that city
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tromsths eth to the I1th Of the month there
s.swere not fewer than seventy -four. cases. most
81 1nsn fatal Of sunstrokein the cities Of New
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Post Once .V1Otice.

Unfahsr notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post otace
will be closed as follows:
Mails North, East and West close daily at A NJ via n o.
Jackson, and G. N. r. R. F
Mails for Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
IL An.
Brashear ETC. via opeousus Railroad daily except Sundays
at O'Clock a. N.
Galveston Indianoa and Southern Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers Wednesdays Fridays and sunda vs.
alta
Maia for Nachez Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Mss
8ipp steamers, daily, except Sundays, at 8 F.
Coast Mails for all Post oees up the Bayou
Sara by steamer Latourehe Wednesdays at M and
Saturdays ats P. M
Mails for Northeastern Texas Red River triweey at
o'clock P NJ
Mails fer ouachita River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock P. NJ.
OFFICE HoURS.-opens sA. NJ, closes P NJ The Cen
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
or NJ
sUNDAYs.-oaice opens "a N, and cIogesl2M
R. W. TALIAFERR0,
Postmaster
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A Ratohman in Mobile lately killed himself
r whilst On duty one uight because he was an
by the mosquitoes. He said he was
going ashere they would net disturb, him
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Paris
UNIVERSAL ExH1BITIoN-18e7
NOTICE.

Having been appointed by his Exceency Gov Wells Agent
aud Commissioner to represent the the State
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris, in
1861 respectfully inform all residents DESTROYS
OF exhibiting Machinery Produce ETC. the above Expo
son that will impsrt all information within my reach and
facilitate Underwriting of packages to the place Of desna
nation if addressed hesnblee through Posoce box 6
Sag Orleans
EDWARD GoTTHEH,
Agent and Representative
FaTis Universal Exposition, 1857,
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Worms lay the foundation Of epilepsy epopexy dropy in
the head strabismus papeton heart cough
consumption rheumatism and helpless debility Ali thess
fearful consequences however may qverted by cour m
that safe and genial axtiye and Alternative wIyERs Cr,
BFArEn CANADIAN fERnEUsE Ireaces at ence the seat Of
the disease AND expesi disgusting cause Its operation IL
thorough No relapse aeed be aPprehended For sale v all
Druggists -
7. W, WRIGHT,
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Our thanks are rendered the attentive officers
of the Southern Express Company for papers
Of the 18th from Nashville, of the 18th from
Cincinnati, and Of the 18th from Boston
We are indebted To the officers Of steamship
Texas for Galveston dates of the 18th, and
Houston of The 18Th
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telegraph operator at Franklin, Fenpss-
~ sAs attaeksd IN his Office, on the 11th by
: ll9ent, and was severely bitten ana
81 1888 esiore assistance reached him. The
IN 49, #as hrally killed, but the operator
nss sssa confined his bed from the severity
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BRTTIsH MERCHANT STIIrP1Ee. During the
year 1855 there were built in Great Britain
-141T new vessels. Of 470, 0I6 tons burthen, 452
of these vessels were Of iron. During the year,
ST. vessels, Of 17s, 767. tons. were wrecked,
and 81 the close Of the year the merchant
maxine of the United Kingdom consisted of
2s, 1871 vessels. Of 5, 76e,s09 tonnage, (Which.
~ IS we're steam vessels. with s23, 533 tonnage.
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me eanaA income Of William b. OGDEN n
citizen q Chicago. ana preaidentof tbs Nort,,
Western Hallway Company, Is rsTozts5 = !
800, 00G 1Sl9ttsa az
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The material Of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated Foundes and comprises all the Modern Improve
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TMe Goods Haze Come.

The additions expected last week all in store completing
the LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCK Of GENTLEMENs
FURNISHING GOODS in the South
MoODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
-ANp-
CHOICE SUMMER UNDERWEAR
OF ALL SIZES
Good L. B. Shirts, nt........,.,......... Sc each.
Good Linen Drawers, at. ~s$ 81 rs per pair.
Good Summer UndershIrts, at. 81 each.
Good Cotton Socks, at..,...,......S Sc per dozen.
And finer goods at proporonally prices WHOLESALE
aud RETAIL SHIRTS MApETo ORDER on Short Notice
and Perfect Fits guaranteed
AT 5. N. NIoODY's
GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM.
CORNER CANAL and ROYAL STREETS.
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Judge King Of Baltimore, has decided mae
no title can be acquired Is pronars,, s,,s'p
won Y q rattle She same applies to loftars
tickets and every p'eies Of gambling :
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ut Pirate SAFE.
BY J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
Al Carondeiet street.
We have for sale at private sale STORES, DWELLING
HOUSES, VACANT SQUARES and LOTS or GROUND
in the four Districts of the city,
En Bouligny, RIckeryille, Greenvme and
CarrolIton,
Which we are offering at low prices and on accommodating
terms among which
STORES ON T0HoUP1roULAs, FRONT AND FULTON,
CANAL AND COMMON STREETS, g..
Dwelling Houses
the First Second Third and Fourth Districts from 5000
to $4,000 each.
LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND, desirabIy located
for building dwellings in the several Districts Bouhgny
Rckerville, Grsenville, Csrrollton, etc.
j. B, WALTON & DEsL0NDE,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
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Grey Jacket BtEsers.

The undersigned, manufacturer of GREY JACKET BIT
TIERS and general dealers in
Wines and Liquors, @ -....
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pabc thss
although their store No 81 aver street was destroyed By fire
the night inst thanks to the exertious Of the Fire
Department. their store No. 80 Grayler street, is still ct for
occupation and they will there continue to manufacture
rG GREY JACKET BITTERs,
and sell WINES ANDLIQUoRs of as good quality and st "a
low prices before.
BARNETT Il LION,
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket Bitter,
-s.. B3 Gravier street
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TO me BomeEhOEders

.as.a.s --AND--
GEN EFsAL OR EDITORS
.......... -oF THE-
New Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
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Brurnnaer and his wife, Of Reynolds Ind.
d - not live happy together, and separated.
81 'sn atterward, Drummer met her on the
ra NJ and Immediately shot her, as he sup
POI led, dead He then shot himself, and fell
dirs 'ctly across her PROSTATE body .Pbe
won eall's clothes probably from lie dins
III I BE- pistol, caught fire ana we're burned n
conn sletely of 50 that when assistance
reach ed her haitian hour afterward, she ysas
perfe, stIy naked, and the flesh in many places
burne 70 the bone The poor woman lived
until abont o'clock in the afternoon. snffer.
ing int ense agony.
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THE FALLS or THE RAssAEc The Patterson,
New Jersey, Pless announces that the fails. Of
ths Passaic are in 4 fair way to be soon qBlite-
zatsd5 the constantly increasing demand for
water-power By the mills III their neighbor-
hood threatening to use up all the water Of
the river before it reaches the falls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

The Undersigned still offering at reduced prices their
Fine and Fashionable assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
Furni' hing Goods,
AND
SHIRTS OF EVERY PATTERN.
We also call attention to our largo stock of SOLE
LEATHER and SARATOGA TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CAR.
PET BAGS and sATCHELS, all from the best makers
Louisiana state Treasury Noes Louisiana
Notes. taken in payment for all purchases AT PAR.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
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Relief Committee
CRESCENT REGIMENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION,

A. W HYATT, Chairman, 81 Camp street.
CHAs HARDfNBERGa, S6 Perddo street.
r. S. VENABLES, 9s Canal street.
L. H, LE GAY, 60 Carondeet street
DrJ. p DAVIDSON, 492 Magazine street,
H A FREDRIC, ii Union street.
Ed, HARRISON, 50 Union street.
FENDEL HORN 6S Carondolet street.
JOHN LOGAN, St james Hotel
Applications for relief from parties having claims upon the
Consolidated Crescent Regiment must be made in writing
to any member Of the above committee
The committee hereby notified meet every THURS
DAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at No Al Union street
A. W. HYATT, Chairman
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Little girl, eight years old, was sentenced
son the 10th, ct the court of general sessions in
the city IF New York, to enc months eoniine-
: Inent at hard labor il tia periten ttiiary, for
ste7sgsag 70 steal seven dollars worth Of artifi-
.s=aiaa tioHeEaat q school commencement.
Truly when the grand thieving perform
ssalces of ButleE, Neal Dew aud their COMMA
trloss ere considered, It mnst be- admitted
that the law, q interpreted at The North, is
.-naugght bnt spiders web. ID tie intricacies
~ which pie Little flies are entangled whilst
sle Big ones burst through them with i'm
RanlFy end even receive tshonor among ahair
peoplela
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Ana Every other De.orlptlop or j Oh Frlnsrns-
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Crescent

No. "a Camp street. New orleans, L.
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TR'5ner's CGn0df0m V'ermiisge.

JULES A. BLANC. Pregident pro IAN.