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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
THE AUGUSTA PLANTATION PARISH OF 1BERv11LE

This superior plantation Bayou Goua in the parish of
on po sides Of Bayou Goua and measures more or less
e east SIDE the bayou 81 front; the
'front.' ana containing or less 1924 TUO superficial acres
OF Whc 51O acres, about have been in cultivation
hAhuer pelng III wood, heavily timbered
me improvements con ist Of Frame Dwelling House and
persons Brick Sugar House Engine MILL all necessary
machinery IN good order all complete An nverseers house,
cribs etc 49, $4,000
Before the this Plantation the most complete
anu productive IN the sugar growing section; its produce
WIN easy labor was about 1000 hog heads of Sugar 1900
barrels OF Moasses Corn Hay Vegetables etc. more than
sufficient to supply the place abundantly
Inc land is rich and highly esteemed and the place coud
nave been sold before the war fol $500 900.
follows: : ~ EE.i'i77- '.-'D~ T'@ " " w. " ~ "
The Tract as the Garllcl Tract CT acres front
9fe o. Less on the west side Of Bayou Goua containing
acres on the east side of the said bayou The Improvements
named IN the above description all upon the the
west side Of the bayou. - - -
On the East side of Bayou Goula Tract of Land 30
acres more or less front the bayou containing lS 9OO
acres more or less Upon this there
shop. > N"1' '1
Lo of Ground, Mt the of Bayou Goula the Mis-
sissippi river J., d .-u f.. ~ Z = ! !
The movabes sold upon the plantation separately
RS~ TERMS CoSDIrIoNs-Cash in U. s. Treasury
notes. The purchasers of the plantations respectively
with the auctoneerS at the moment Of adjudication five thou
sand dollars each, the remainder paid upon the signing
and completion of the acts Of sale.
Acts of sale before Felix Gra, public Mt the
pense Of the purchaser including all stamps required by United
States laws, 'T7 Fr'Tr' -
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m "a rou monthly each square
pDpsr msath
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- insertion. sss 3e t S4s II hit 5stfS
n1euar advertisers ~hesdvertss largely shall be- alIowed
Nch sc0ont from above named transient rates may be
sesd pfoude that IN case shs such discount *
$50 Is rer cent. III Disgss s8 sFs45 ny
An basness notices Of advertisements to Be charged 20
esufs net per line, sach insertion. s5
All transient advertisements nst be paid for IN advance
An bills with regular advertisers shall Be rendered monthly
s4 S9S
rHE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is pnbshsd every Saturday morning. Subscription IS
annun advances hafysary and quarterly rates;
ngs copies 10 cents. 4.
Mates or Advertistng: 44
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
BY j, Il. WALTON IL DEsLoNDE.
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
0linn ~ IununlluI

yNEDNEsDAY. April 18th, Mt IL O'Clock
w NJ the Merchants and Auctoueers Exchange Royal
john w Thonas Judge Of the Second D,rct Court Of New
Orleaus Court Docket No 6 aud for account the above
named succession the following described property win be
certain LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and im
provenents thereon situate In the suburb DeOd First Dis
trc this city, being of an irregular form and thu
corner of Triton Walk and Tvo Circle in the bounded
by Triton Walk TivO Circle St Charles street ST. Joseph
and Caruudee street measuring eet inches French
measure $50 feet 10 uches and lines, American measure
front on Triton Walk NOV Delord street IS feet French
measure or G inches lines American front on
Tyo circle 70 feet French measure feet
inches lines American measure by depth Of % feet
French or lO tret7 inches aud lines Ams
inches French measure or l3o lee Tour inches illness
American measure, on -, the other line nearest St.
perty purchased by said deceased from Mrs Widow NJ Fou
Cher BY passed before Mare Lah,te notary pnbe
ACERTAiN LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the First District in the
above square measuring 70 eet freheh measure
Charles street 60 feet French measure or " eet inches aud
lines American front on ivoi Circle s. ee4
inches French or "a feet inch and lines American
measure the line towards St Joseph street and t6 feet
inches French measure, 80 feet inches aud lines Ameri
measure, the rear line which divides 1t from the lot
az A CERTAIN LOT on GROUND, with the improvements
thereon situate in the First District and IN the square above
described measuring 70 feet French measure or feet inches
and lines American front St Joseph street, by
depth parallel lines of 80 feet French measure or ST
| feet 4 inches and 9 lines Amer can measure;
The improvements upon these lots consist Of and two
story buildings st Charles street and Iiyal Circle
story buildings Triton ak and St. Joseph street
The all according to plan drawn by Pile
Deponly architects and civil engineers dated March, 1866
NH- ieRNs-one-half cash the balance una credit OF SIX,
welveand eighteen months for othe purchasers bearing
per cent per annm from date to maturity ana
until paid per cent per annnm secured BY Tenaers
TO furnish his in such amounts be required 10 Ia
| eitate partition.
Acts Of sale before Hugh Madden notary public at The ex
| pense nfthe purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

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ga Hf't 'sst 4iess * se} ~ g,p,7 4 d.. i..,-
p i3}etP N'q1if 5ss s7ais 50 f7t 4 lri' ,sls
7sf29fodsSa ai1l,1alG TsayF IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

4 sFHtss 9LeTHINe At WaIolEsAIE AND RETAIL.
1de staql VI spring clothing now being offered for
ssle ~ MessEs. IL ". Lyons & Co.. corner Of
N'smmoa and 81 Charles, one b, the largest and
best asssfted eyer brought to this city. 1t CON
sahs snits for the poorest as wellas the rich, and
aor boFs ~ well as men, III the facturihg
department tlae house has spared no pains to pro-
cure ~ best materials ana workmen, and it can
lqrn esat ss good work as any establishment in the
nn'on and ss promptly. We advise buyers to call
= y ~ AessFs. Lyons i o. preyeus to pun chasing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
THE HOME PLANTATION, PARISH OF ASCENSION.

This fine Sugar Plantation, situate lying and being the
narh of censon the right bank Of the Msssippi
about eight miles above Donadsonve measuring fifteen
afnen and half less, in front the river by fifty
seven apents depth the upper line fifty Gpents
on the lower line less sadnes running nearly para
lei bounded above by the land of Wade Hampton Gilbert,
formerly William Raphael Babin and below by the land Of
Edward Du Judge, together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and thereunto belonging
The improvements and buildings consist Of large and form
erly superior frame dwelling house. brick one-story kitchen
and servants house. wash house and carriage
house
a BRICK SUGAR HOUSE, mill and engine two sets of
kettles, purgery, coolers, etc,
Seven hundred and hy of land have been
heretofore in cultivation, and five hundred to six hundred
hagsheeds Of and about thousand barrels oases
together with corn, vegetables hay etc in abundance the
useofthe place have been considered fair crop.
This plantation has been overfowed The mOyabes
are to be sold upon the plantation Separately
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
AUCTION SALES,

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on ST CHARLES
Street. Tivoli Circle Triton Walk and St. Joseph Street.
Succession of JACOB ott dcceased-second District Cour
No. $3.50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK
Dwelling Houses on Calliope street. between Camp aud
Magazine streets.
BY j. IL. WALTON q, DIES LoNDE,
j. B. WALTos Auctioneer,
Otfce-47 Car0udeet street
TVEDN ESDAY, April 18th, Mt 12 o'clock
w at the Merchants and Auctiouees' EXCHANGE ROYAL
street, will be sold
TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos 2S and l3G Cnliupe street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets containing on
floor ball two paors breakfast and closets second
hoOr two large and three small bed aud
large and two small bed rooms and lumber room. The
back buildings contain kitchens and two bedrooms each
There are cstes IN the yards water works and through
out front and back buildings. The lots measure No. 49,
nearest Magazine street q feet inches front By depth Of
lO feet inches line the line Magazine street, ~
feet inches lines the line dividing from the lot
The Lot No $50 measures Il feet inches 'front.' by depth
Of 81 feet inches and lines line dividing rs
81 feet inches the line Camp street. % feet
inches and lire on the line
These dwellings convenient to business street
railroads., and in block paved They we'll
adapted for gentee families.
These houses are leased until lst October, 1860
fKRMsOne half cash In United States Treasury notes.
the remainder in OF the purchaser his order
bearing interest eight per
and special mortgage uat final payment The buildings to
be kept insured to the amount of the credit payment and the
policies transferred TO the vendor
Of sale before Mazurean, notary public. the
pene OF the purchaser including the u Revenue stamps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

This war is fearful curse on the whole country.
We look with anxious curiosity to the termination.
Some think it may last for many years, others
again believe that the end of Lincolns admnistra-
ton will assuredly bring it to close. Father
thinks the latter. He says it must last four years
He is perfectly satisfied that we shall eventu-
ally succeed. But how can we live for four
long years in this state of war and tumult great
ly fear we shall see awful times before very long.
Think I have written enough in my journal for
the first time so willbid it farewell until feel like
putting down some more brilliant ideas.
K wis ...,5 .s-E-. ---.-g- NOvELLETfA,
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'1fo PU'tIo aliu PdI tloUaTIy FIUse "1U t.fe seIl
ing and buying property, will thank the enterpris-
ing gentlemen who have cut loose from Saturday
and Babel. It is undeniable that no auctioneer
can do Justice either to his calling or to the pro-
perty he is offering, when ten or dozen other
auctioneers, straining their lungs all at once
and ina room probably the least adapted of any
large room in New Orleans to the purpose for
which it is exclusively used. irt rrs.Hz fe o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
AUCTION SALES.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GRAvIER AND RAMPANT
streets Dwelling Houses Store and stablessae Tor far
ton-E " saucier vs.. Widow and Heirs of John l. La
bculsseDoeket No 26i43Second District Court Of New
Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
Dwelling Houses on Calliope street. between Camp and
Magazine streets.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

ORPHAN BoY.-Capt. J. W. De
YACHT, has disposed of this celebra-
ted stallion to Capt. AUGUSTUS Don
NALLY, formerly of this place, but al
present an extensive farmer and
stock raiser near Morrow, IN Warren
county, this State. The price paid
was $1,000, which we conceive not
more than one-third the value, for
undoubtedly he was the finest and
purest blooded horse ever introduced
into Southern Ohio. The farmers OF
Gallia should never permitted this
horse to leave the county, but we are
gratified that many of them who are
able, and could appreciate pure
blood, have secured colts from this
celebrated horse. Capt. Devacht
is entitled to the thanks of the farm
ing community for the noble exer-
items he has made toward improving
the stock of this section, and Capt.
Dennally will be appreciated in
Warren. We congratulate the far
mers of that country upon their good
fortune.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
"a We had ihe measure of Vie.


J We had the pleasure OF wit
Messing an exhibition Of light gym
nasties by the pupils of Gallia Acad-
emy, last week, Wednesday The
new Hall is used for this purpose
The pupils. sre divided into three
classes. The smaller children OF
both sexes constitute one class. The
Young ladies form tie second, while
the young gentlemen make up the
third class. Music is employed to
enliven the exercises. The pretty
costumes, the military marching, the
intricate movements, and the many
motions. that bring by turn, every
muscle of the body into sction, pre-
sent a pleasing sight to the visitor.
The exercises, in which the children
and young ladies engage, are OF a
light and easy character, and can be
practieed by the youngest with
cut harm. They arc well adapt
ed, not only to keep up the general
health of the scholars, but also to
give them that suppleness OF form
and grace of movement, that beautiiy
the body. Theyoung gentlemen en-
gage in exercises more violent, and
better suited to their Stronger frames.
Dumb bells, rings and wands, have
been provided, to vary the perform
ance.
We are glad that gymnastic train
ing is beng introduced into the
schools OF our city. Let it be furth-
er extended, till it receives its proper
place in the course of Instruction.
In this connection, we shall next
week, give an article on the ben
efts of a systematic training in
gymnastics for children.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

=. S MORRISON & DALE are making
extra preparations for the Holidays.
They have laid in stock of the finest
candies, candy tsys, and holiday
gifts Of all kinds, in such profusion,
that Santa Claus would shake with
glee at sight thereof They intend
to increase their holiday presents in
number and variety, still more, be-
fore the advent Of Christmas. They
also keep on hand the best Of family
groceries; also, tobacco in all its
shapes, fine cigars and smoking to-
bacce, and chewing tobacco that
cant be beat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
E Capt. J. NJ. RUcKER has

S Capt. J. NJ. RUCKER has re-
ceived the appointment of Mail
Agent, on the river route between
Gallipolis and Portsmouth. This
route has been established several
months, and never before had an
agent, the postmaster at each end
having previously to perform double
duty, that of postmaster and mail
agent. The Captain was recently
transferred to the Parkersburg route,
had his head chapped elf by ''my
policy" and without any sacrifice of
principle, was reappointed as we
have set forth. This is about the
only appointment in this sectien that
we can heartily endorse. His resi-
dence is Buffalo, Putnam county, Va.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
GALElpoLls GoeEaERRCIAL COLLEGE.

this
@ d course embraces Pnnhp Commercial Arithmetic
Gam Gan interest the short method computing
~
in
e IN from three ourmonh those attending both day and
months The
Commercial Colleges
In the Theoretical Department the
Seen OF Iokeepg In the Practical Department he
Real Estate &c. and required to be
Diplomas
Writing frs Mono o echmo
NORMAL COURSE.
In connection with the foregoing Normal Course
Monday March
in the Theory and Practice Teaching
Cancellation methods
explained Geography taught from Outline Maps
10 CATION.
The College Rooms
TERMS
mnt
j.
.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

~ There was almost another casC
of drowning at our wharf, Thursday
night. A man, name unknown, fell
in between the Fleetwood and coal
boat, but was caught in time to save
his life. Deaths by drowning at our
wharf are becoming appalling in their
number. Cannot steps be taken to
prevent, in some degree, at least, this
loss of life?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
nn 5000 sacks Of wheat were 4

GF- 1900 sacks OF wheat were de.
livered at the wharf. boats of this city,
in oEe day, last week, consigned to
our miIlcrs. The failures Of the
wheat crop in this section have com.
PEELED our millers TO bring all their
wheat from the West. Large qusnti-
ties have arrived here, almost daily,
during the year, and the above
amount, the receipts OF single day,
will give one somo idea Of the i'm
mense quantity OF wheat consumed
by the fleuring mills Of our city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
x The weather took a sevel

~ The weather took a severe
turn upon US Saturday night, from
that of almost balmY spring to stern
icy winter, since which the mercury
has stood In the twenties. 1t has
impaired a ruddy and healthful glow
to the cheeks of the ladies, aud an
cid batchelor at our elbow suggests
that it's a good substitute for paint.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
~Don't foroet he Sabba

H Don't forget the Sabbath
School Re- Union at ALEsHIRE's Hall
this Thursday.evening.
The ladies' will have everything in
nice order. Oysters will be served
at any time during the evening.
Major CLARK's Office will be opened
for reception room for the ladies, and
the Telegraph Office for the gentle
men,-both in the second story of
the building.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
GALLlpoLrs, Dec. l1th, &c

Mr.. EDITOR Next week being
the examination OF Union Schools,
j: is thought best that the Sd and 4th
Divisions Of Visiting Committee, be
present; which will consist Of the
following:
4, d. B. Hebard, w. Nash, w. S.
Newton, John Gates, l. r. Calshan,
&C. ID. Bailey, Mrs. A. Cole, Mrs. II.
r. Bell, Mrs. j. T. Halliday, Rev.
Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
c. Carel.
WM. S. NEWTON, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

hsdd lrsgds when falleno on from disease + FREE
fom all disareeable smell; win not soil the finest
lineny l. the Finest Tolet Article ever produced
lEI.EG ANrLY PERFUMED,1 and + warranted
In every instance or MONEY REFUNDED. For
sale By Druggists generally. WEEKS q POT
PER Boston. Sole Agents Tor the United States.
For Physicians and Clergymen's certineates- see
circular with each bottle. -
For sale at WATSON & KENNEDY,s
Nov @. lsG8-iyt
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

H Sc Marriage Licenses were is
sued from the Probate Court of this
county. during the month of Novem-
Der.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

Es- On Friday, the 9TH INST, the
members of the Gallia Base Ball
Club, played their last game of the
season.
They commenced at 80 p. NJ. and
stopped at Al, it being then too
dark to continue. AT that time they
had played s innings, and the score
stood 2l to 10. We have noticed a
steady improvement in this club,
which bids fair to give them an hon
orable position among the clubs Of
this section of the State, aud doub,
not, in the contests of the next sea
son, they will win iaurels. BY order
of the Directors tho season is now
closed. fps '5 al g
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

Es- ''Palmer's Vegetable Cosmet-
ic Lotion has cured my face Of the
Barber's Itch Of over nine years,
standing," writes 8. +. Dewey, OF
Corrolton. Montgomery Co., O.,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
New Advertisements.

n. Barton. Administrators sale.
C. G a. Renking, accounts mustJe paid.
Hayward & Fuller, Magic po,cder.
C. d A. Henkiag, Dissolution and Co.
parfnership.
Gala academy. Examination.
Nm. .Ssgssher. Administrator.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
.sv- The Bseks Of the Crosby A

.ky- The Books Of the Crosby Art
Association win be closed on the 1st
. of January. The drawing will take
place on the 21st OF the same month.
Only two weeks left to get tickets.
r j. s. BLAClkALLER, Agt.
First National Bank.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Pro. Bono PuJlicoi

DELILLE has the largest Camera
ever used in Gallipolis, taking Pho
tographs, call and see him. Post of
fee building over Hayward & Fuller.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

S Over Hayward & Fuller's
mammoth Furniture and House Furn-
ishing Establishment, is the place to
get good Picture.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Proceedings of County Commis-
siOners.

The Board commenced their regu-
lar December Session, Monday, De-
cember Sd.
The following proceedings were
had:
Petition, by N. Z. Mauck and 9th
ers, for a road in Cheshire, was read,
and view granted. View to lie
made Dec, 22d.
Petition, by c. d. Bailey and 9TH
ers, for the establishment of an alter
alton of road, beginning at Rod
neY and ending at the new bridge
across Chickamauga, near John
Rodgers. Petition read and view
granted. View to be made Dec.
10Th. Z fEfffstssf8t
Alteration of county road In Green
township, petitioned for by w. w,
Gibson and others, was established,
whereupon G. N. Palmer and John
Cheney gave notice Of appeal.
A contract was made with r. NJ.
Cochrane, for painting the interior OF
the Court t-house. l1s DiIGJT
Appropriations were made from
the Revenue Fund, amounting in the
aggregate to Sl02314.
Appropriations were made from
the Bridge Fund amounting in the
aggregate to e540.94- -
The Board spent Tuesday, in the
examination Of the new bridge across
Chickamauga, the Jail and the Inilrm-
airy. ftgt aIfts
Board adjourned Friday, Dec. 7th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

A CARD.
HAVING sold to ADAM CLING, of this
N city, one half of the Buckeye Foundry
and Machine Shop, embrace this manner Of
expressing my eincere thanks to the eommu-
nifty at large, for their very liberal patronage
they have given me in the past, and would
respectfully ask that the same be extended 10
Hill 4 King, in the future.
THOS. HILL.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Notice!

b THE Ecundersigned has been duly appoint
ed administrators. of the Estate of John
a. Swisher, late OF Gaila county, Ohio, de-
ceassa.g WILLIAM sWISHER. Admir-.
~ Dec. rs, Is6b.-3ws