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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
War DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON. April 10, 1866.
To tie United States District Attorney and
the United States Morsh0l:
The President has directed Major Gen
eral Woods. commanding at Mobile, to
turn over to you T. c. A. Dexter. waiting
any proceedings by habeas corpus. He
further directs that the Marshal receive
and take into custody the said T. c. A.
Dexter and hold him 10 answer TO any
charges that may be alleged against him
for offenses against The United States, un-
I'll he shall be discharged by due course
Of law.
He directs that The District Attorney
will, with diligence. cause proper lsgsl
proceedings to be instituted against the
said Dexter before competent civil au'
lhority, in order that they may be brougb
10 trial for such offences.
You will each make report Of your &C
ton TO this Office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
Prom Essspsrs.

EAsTPoRr, April l6.-There are fur
Their Fenian troubles. but the particulars
have not yet been received. -.r
The French ship Pauline, with 1000
bags Of coffee. was wrecked on Rio Pstro,
February 90. The crew were saved. ID
is expected the cargo and ship will prove
total loss. srt0 sr
The Brazilian feet bad arrived al Cor
rientes. The allies had not attempted TO
cross the Psrana. but il would be immedi.
steiy undertaken. and it was anticipated
with great loss Of life.
At Buenos Ayres the trsde was good.
Gold was 6rm and money scarce. sheep
farming was prosperous.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19

The Dexter Casc-The President Directs
IL to he Placed in the Ha nds Of the Civ
IL Authorities.
We find the following in the Mobile
Times ef Saturday evening:
The following dispatch from Attorney
General Speed is. for many reasons, high
" important;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
From Toronto.

ToRoSTo. April l6.--0sdsrs have been
issued for the whole provincial force 10
parade and drill two days each week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
MILLER 81 GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS. NO IL ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS La III

The undersigned would respectfully inform public
nave opened an once under and style above for
Ihs trRsfs9T ef ~ b1snsss aggertaning REAL
In this capacity they will act as Agents in buying selling
leasing or renting in collecting rents paying and
take charge OF real estate for redentsr abenee in the
sssppi, Arkansas and Texas. IN = I3@I7 TT,tJ
Able legal counsel will be consulted in all of doubtful
conflicting titles By prompt all business and strict
obedience they hope give general salts
faction Parties will give full description Of property they
They have at lengthy list of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations aud City Property to sell and rent.
Address the undersigned, No. 53S, P. o. New
Orleans, La. JOHN @. MILLER
S. F. GARD. -'
RKrEREscEs-J. NJ Wells, Gov. of La. Pike, Lapeyre
Brother Bankers, N o., La Payne Huntington Co.. O.,
Merrisk Attorneys at Law, N. O., La Hon Edward MCGEE
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Ole Courts.
Cases Set for Trial This Day

/ UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
United States vs. Angelo Rando-United State
Attorney. Tatum. ,ss.,-1
United States vs.. Edward Dugar-United STATE
s. B. Beyans 4 Go. vs.. Edward Anen-Durant
i Horror. Sheldon.
4 Daniel w. Jones VS.. B. q Y. Labranche & Co.
Durant u Hornor. B. & v. Labranche.
4 Langley q Kinkead VS.. John Krantz ct all
Durant A Hornor, w. Il. Hunt. Whitaker & Fe
lows, J. L. Tissot.
/, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
United States vs. schooner Cora Smyser-Unite
States Attorney Earhart. .tf
| CRIMINAL COURT.
! Edmond Burke Larceny.
| F. Williams and Frank H. Payne-AssauIt an,
y. VI Albert-Larceny and carrying concealed
weapons.
Mary Calvin alias Lacodia, olored-Larceny.
uis SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Poindexter vs.. Montgomery and Sheriff of Ten
sas-Ohvier, Thomas, Bradford. Lea Il Fnney.
Succession of Bernard Maylone-J. B. Cotton
G. w. Christy. lJ 80 t1 4r
Succession of John Wright. Durant & Hornor
oPros1rIoEs = g f.l
Succession Of Thomas Stanfelts-Lacey. Bermu
dez. @ = sIiF .
Succession Of Jeptha Moore and wife-Roselius
Phillips. Dufour. '5-5
Succession of NJ. Chosen Browne, E. & G.
Morel. Fenner, Breaux 4'f To-
Succession of Jean Coste, vs.. P. j. Brion-
Grivot T'.7 1T
Succession Of Louis Normandy Meunier. Morel.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
g4l tf@gg tss RULES. x. 5
Houston vs.. Mason & Glider. B. Cotton. Shell.
don d Pardee.
Wallis & Co. VS.. Male & Co. ct al.-Race, Fos-
ter and Z. 7. Merrick. Lacey, Bayne.
EXCEPTIONS. ..t
q. q n. Marx VS.. L. Bloom-J. B. Cotton.
Breaux Fenner. t55H 4lsgl
J. W. Zacharie vs.. J. N. Anguera-F. Zacharie.
j. P. Horror. Al 49,. Z 4 -"
Hosey VS.. Hcks-Lacey. Landreaux. go
ISL CASES. + ,lssEa % E'
Heirs Of Miller VS.. P. G.. Hennessy-W. Il. Hunt
blanchard. &g t} .s7 !
90 4 APPEALS FROM JUSTICES COURTS. 80
aug. Theze vs.. widow Mclaughlin Coleman.
j. Augustin. 5t5 n r TT
D. q. Holmes vs.. Adams Express Company
Magioni. Sullivan, Billings, Hughes. .sl
spencer Kelly vs.. L. Lacroix-Warren. Knob
John Gonsley vs.. Mr.; and Mrs. Marden.
John Donovan VS.. Dillon & Dinsmore-Field &
Shackleford, Whitaker, Fellows & Mills.
y. fireman vs.. John Byrnes-Coleman. Lenly.
!. Bauer vs.. Connell and wife-Howard. Leinly.
2. Wallis vs. E. Guerin-E. Hunt. Morel
Nancy Baham vs.. Fritz and wife-Riggs & Miller.
Wenck. 70 -'i77 ~
Master and warden, etc., VS.. G. beaumont
Howard, Finner. Bradford, Lea & Finner. "
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
poa,a ,a1n hpLss
McI,ann ai1 aiia n Henaerson vs.. blanchard
7Mavar Ne C;mn,an, u pI! ~ . i. -
Charles shackeford va sjnpo y o pUofnle f.
steamboat b. L. Hodge-Field McCay.
H. G. Done. = - - - ''' NJ : ''aS ne'
o q MunT PhiI1ns vs. sl Moses
!, burns y oh@ier vs. Viosca Irwin-Long.
Macon Macon & steptoe, Executors. VI nr W \
mum 7 nr; e. D Gha gre, 90 N.s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
By j. B. WALTON & DEsIONDE,

VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
BY j. B. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Ofice-47 Carondelet street. corner Union,
SATURDAY, March 10, s96 at I q o'clock
- NJ at the Merchans and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL
street. he following described valuable property VIII
First District Property. 4a-
fokTi0N OF GROUND in the District of this city,
COMPOSED OF lots, berng from to IL inclusive
no . bounded by Canal, Gasquet Alexander Nurat
fFfsss on Ran by Pile Depou Civil Engineers dated
LOT no is of triangular form and 70 feet
henes ront on Mura street. III feet 10 inches and lines in
ep on the other side Of No and 1888 feet 10 inches and
lines on the other side of the triangle. fa.s.!4
9 NO measures 81 feet front Murat street by depth
~ ieet ~ inches and lines the side of let No. and
do eet inches and lines the side next to Canal street,
Lot No. measures 80 feet IL inches and lines front
Canal street, and depth DIPS feet between parallel lines
forms the corner Of Canal and Murat streets
Lots Nos. to inclusive measure each 81 feet front
Csnal street by depth of 1913 feet between parallel lines
Lot No. 81 feet front Canal street L. feet
inches the lines BY depth g ss feet on of
thence obque line to the rear line Il feet inches
and lines
inches and line by depth Of ZIG feet inches
side o. lot No 10 -
street. 81 feet inches lines in the by depth of 81 feet
inches side of lot No and 66 feet u inches lines
the side Of lot No. IL. -eLf L.ui, - ,--rtsF
street. 81 feet inches lines in the rear by depth of Go
inches lines the side of lot No TO- and depth and front
of36 inches and lines Alexander street, and forms
F TERNs-0nethird cash the remainder in the OF
the purchasers their order payable SIX twelve,
eighteen and months bearing eight cent
Acts of sale before W. j. Castel notary public, the
expense of the purchasers. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

Fernelius calls disease an affection of the body
contrary to nature +; purtubation of its habit
arrangement of its courses What disease is,
sometimes some elndes human intelligence, but some
diseases are known-their origin action and even
their antidotes. Whoever has discovered an
actual remedy for one disease, has done something
Tor ms race. DR.. Aver has done more for his
meaicines afford us the means to control and cure
several dangerous disorders We rarely speak on
medical subjects, preferring to leave them to
physicians, who understand them better. But such
enects as are seen in our midst on affections of the
complaints BY his sarsaparilla and on the several
complaints that they cure by Ayers pills, should
not be ignored,-[keokuk Iowa) Journal.
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BIZ j. II. WALTON & DIES LoNDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
WEDNESDAY, March z, ut IL O'Clock Nj.

oHce NJ ~ ShFonuelet street, corner Union street.
"WEDNESDAY, March 4, ut 12 O'Clock NJ.
w at the Merchants and Anctoneers' Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and Cusomhouse Streets and
in of an Of the Hon John W. Thomas Judge
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans Court Docket
No. 5000 in the above entitled suit the following described
valuable property will be sold, to. wit
THAT ELEGANT, WELI-FINISHED AND CONMo.
D1ouS THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. together
with the Lot of Ground upon which it stands situated on
Espanade street. the Rampant In the square
bounded by Espanade, Rampant Burgundy and Barracks
streets.
The House is in all respects Of the most desirable resi-
dences in the city from its location size and distribution 1t
ished and communicating with each other by folding doors
eight large bedrooms with closets attached hall each floor
eleven feet wide The back buldng-twoorya and brick
contain sorerooms kitchens washing and ironing rooms
TO the BACK buildings, there large carriage
stables containing five stalls with hay grain above
Connected with the yard which is spacious, hau
some flower garden highly improved and filled with shuubey
and ornamental trees.
The lot upon which the above improvements stand measures
o. feet inch Espanade street. by depth of 9DS feet
inches and lines between parallel lines American
extending from Espanade through to Barracks Streets
described measuring II shines front on Is
panade street by depth of U7 feet inches between
parallel lines together with the improvements thereon con
sistng OF comfortable story and attic framed cottage
containing several with framed back buildings two
story high, containing kitchen servants rooms, etc
The property be visited prior to the sale by
application at the office of the auctioneers.
re- TERMS OF SALE-Onethird cash the balance Mt a
credit of nine and twelve months in the purchaser
his order divided into coupons bearing per cent cur
rent and cent eventual interest and
the property until final payment The property to be in
sued to an amount sufficient to the
and interest, and the policies transferred to vendors
Act of sale before Adolphe Boudousque notary public at
he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

sNREsERVED SALE OF LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Lafayette Market, Fourth District
BY j. Ii. WALTON IL DESLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctloneer,
Office AZ Carondeet street. corner Of Union.
ATURDAY, March 10th, s66, at IL
will be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND opposite LaCay cite
ormer Sorapau Market thesquare bounded Sorsparu
Lsyee Philip and Rousseau streets measuring each 81 feet
inches front Soraparu street, by depth of 9 10
and lines between parallel lines These are about the
middle of the front soapa street. between Levee and
Rousseau streets.
R1"TERMs--Cash in U s. Treasury Notes.
Act OF sale before Walter L. Peters, notary public at the
expense Of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
. GIRAKEEY e. co.,

c&rrnp Office, II Exchange Place.
street tetwes ga ana Anetoneers' Exchange Royal
eon ps virtue OF an order from the Hon John w. Thomas
IS u tne second District Court the 2st December
very valuable property situated in Fourth District
THATLARGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC
Lots Of Ground, designated by the Nos B. land ia NJ
No l5s, bounded by Philip, Coliseum Chestnut and First
streets 10y ~ measures Is feet inches Philip
adons lot No and measures inches from, on phIin
street by ~ feet depth between parallel lines making total
front on Philip of IS feet Lot No sons the above lots
in the and SO b
~ feet inches and lines depth between parallel lines thus
giving an opening and front on Chestnut street.
Together with the improvements, comprising
An elegant two story and attic frame dwelling we'll built
and with all the modern improvements having the lower
feet and "A feet high with side and openings hall feet
6inches wide; gallery in the feet wide connecting il
with the two story frame BUILDING having entry into the
by Is, and laundry 10 by 10 feet. ,rE ~ /
On the second story gallery corresponding with the
the first story Two large bedrooms 6 feet inches by is
feet inches by feet inches Bedroom feet by IL heS
inches and lobby Gallery exendngto the OF build
wants 10 by Is feet and Toby IS feet The yard flag
ged has large eern Gas throughout the dwelling
The Garden is under high state Of cultivation 6ed with
choice and great variety of exotic plants and shrbbey The
lot opening Chestnut has frame Carriage House.
Stables and Harness Room, furnished also with fine
cistern. .i.. 9.l.
This property is of the complete in the Garden
District within square of Jackson Railroad cars
and only three from the Magazine Railroad Neghbo
hood society and conyeniences most unexceptonabe Early
possession may be had if desired ... L
RJ- TERMs-one-thrd cash; balance credit of and
two for notes of the purchasers secured by special
mortgage the property bearing interest at the of
cent annum from date until final payment Improvements
to be kept insured and policy transferred vendor
Acts OF sale before NJ. Gernon, Notary Public at the
O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

NoTICE-THE FIRM OF HOBART & FOSTER IS
N this day dissolved. =
'6I 70 5577 .'r" EDWARD HOBART,
t . a.. GEO. FOSTER.
March ], 1896,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
FINE RESIDENCE, IN A VERY DESIRABLE LOCA-
tion near the city cars, at auction.
By GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER &, CO.

FINE RESIDENCE 9ls IN VERY DESIRABLE LoCA-
By GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER d co.
'ARDT Hfis sAlIa, A A,u%et s
SATURDAY, March s. $3.50 At n icy IL o'clock iies
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange will
i TWO LOTS and very desirable two story Residence
'5ss FIFE sS5 REsDEycE with four raan
Sgt %ee nssa n ss s5gs
oH Il P0n REspESoE with
the corner of Pleasant aud Constance streets o. ' -
See plans at the Exchange
years credit s and per interest d. 0D'
Acts Of sale before R. Brennan Notary Public at the ex
VALUABLE PROPERTY SUITABLE FOR A LARGE
Warehouse or Iron Foundry well deserving the attention of
capitalists.
BY PALFREY e. CO.,
H. W. PALFREY, JR,, Auctioneer,
otfee-No. Commercial Place.
SATCRDAY, March Sd, 1866, at 2 O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange Royal
a, 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, having 2ls feet 5
l nnd and dss lines lines front on Julia 100 feet inches
inches front street and 40 feet inches on The
n 1 s aSsa I
s TO brass founder black
o p aSGS be o o ns be subdydsd into
r third cash balance r. IS and "a months
Inc notes to
perty. - o f
TERMsSlS250 payable the eth june 1866; sl3625
payable the It'll December 1866 cash The ro-
pery to be kept insured for at least $1,000 policy to
be ransferred to the vendor - f-' ~
Act of sale before A. Boudousque, Notary Public.
VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY HOUSE WITH LARGE
Grounds Stables etc. on Eplanade street, the intersec
ton of Bayou road with Esplanade street
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DESLOyDE,
J. B. WALTON, AUcTIoNEER.
Ohice-No AZ Carondelet street.
W EDNS EsDAY, March 7, 1886, at 1e
on Royal street, between Custohoe and Canal streets viii
A LOT OF GROUND situated on Espauade street. in the
square bounded by Efpanade Galves and Kererec
Streets together with all the buildings improvements
thereon The lot measures 66 front Espaae street
and 45 feet inches the line depth lOI feet
inches and lines the line street and 81
feet inches on the opposite line.
The dwelling the above described lot wostory frame
puhg with brick front and slate roof in good repair
contains seven rooms with wide hail each story has
The garden and spacious good
order n the yard there csterns stables carriage
mouse, with entrance on Esplanade street.
Inc gas MIXTURES, including chandeliers brackets will be sold
9 half cash, in United States Treasury notes
me remainder at credit of six nine and twelve months nav
able in the notes of the purchaser his order bearing
cent interest," and secured by
which is to be kept insured by the purchaser and policies
transferred to the vendor. - - sS'
pense Of the purchaser -
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MASON DOUBLE UN ETAGE AVEC MANSARDES
ct cling terrains dams Vile de Carrolton, rencan
SUCCESSION DEDoUARD HALLAvAN, DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
J. B. WALTON, Encanteur,
r. Bureau-No. AZ rue Carondelet, encoignure Union
TERCREDI lie avrll 1866, a midi, IL Sc.
lNl ra venu, la Bourse DIES Negociants Encanteurs
Royae entire cees du Canal de la Douane yeru
commencement ordre de Honorable John W. Thomas
juge Deuxeme Cour de District la Nouyee Orleans
propete uivane sera vendu compile succession
ci-de sayoir-
TROIS TERRAINs situee dams la vile de Carolton dams
la paroisse Jefferson ct desgnes les Nos ct g. dams
et borne par les rues Troisieme Jefferson Zmpe ct Cam
BRONZE marques para lettre j. drese mar
F. Thompson date lie q decembre 1870 Ell depose come
plan No. dams ietude de c. c. Porter oaire public dams la
parosse Jefferson Les dts teans conteus eff mesent
chacun 30 pieds de face la Cambronne
de 10 pieds entire lgnes parallees ~ -
Les authorizations terrains consistent a
Maison double etags Manserdes ayan. nm cod
an centre ct deu eambres de chaque cote cuisine cave
dautres batisses, etc. 1872 ' 49, ~
DEUS dams meme ilet desippes mar les Nos
8 e. u sur IN IAN dresse par v Eglohsten date d ia
mars lSi ct depose dams Petude Theo Gyo auref;s
notare en- ce5te VILE Les dts so contigus ct
rent chaeun 81 pies de face la Toisierne sur une
iondeur de i5U pieds entire lignes pqrallales 20
H- CoEDITIoNs-1 compliant ia balance a nm crad;t do
e. mos en- be de lacqnreur propre ordre portant
pour cent hteret conrant ct
ypotheqHe sur a propriete usqua parat Placement
9asses aeVont etre assurees racqueeu Ia polse
d9ssnrance transteree vendeur fs'
Acte de vente pardevant potare uub,ic
AUX fralS de lacquereVr, ' $500
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sold 'N~ "
LOT OF GROUND, situated Rampant street. between
Canal and Common in the by Ram
part Canal Common Dryades date Plllippaj streeta
measuring IS feet 10 inches front Rampant street
depth Of lo feet and forming part OF larger lot designated
veyor dated the 2th day of May 1879 and deposite thu
ONCE the late Michel de Armas notary public per act dated
the 10th june 1879 together with the buildn improves
ments thereon. N-i'N's,
buildings and improvements the above described
o o. ground consist Of two three story Brick Buildings with
bch BACK Bnidng suitable for boarding house off,
ces and can always command good rental
tte repair ne dwellings might be made very desirable
With this property there will sold 50 shares repce "a
AZ shares, of Citizens Bank stock, ~ ~ N'1 "
HY-TERMs CONDITIONS sALETbe nurcIosar Will IA
required to furnish his stock Citizens HANK Of n
isinna payable renewable according the charter
bank on the LIST of April 1856 for the 1925 5000 cash.
the remainder at credit of IL Is months in cn,no
notes. payable to the order OF the purchaser bearing
cent interest and secured by mortgage upon the
The buildings to be kept fully insured policies
TO vendors 'e' '-"Na'eliea
of the purchaser " '" 'NpeHse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

A oNE-sTORY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT
Frame House. and Five Lots Ground in the town of Car
rollton, at auction
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD HALLARAN, DECD
BY j. Il. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office, No. Al Carondelet street. corner of Union.
WEDNEsDAY, April 4, at IL O'Clock
" NJ, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers Exchange Rova
street by virtue and in pursuance of of the Hon John
Thomas, Judge of the Second District Court dated he
"a February 1866 court docket No. s2 the following es
ca property Tor account of the above named succession
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the town of Car
oton IN the parish of Jefferson DESIGNATED by the Nos
and IN the square bounded by Third Jefferson Ziupe
aha Calnor9nne streets, and marked d. plan by W r.
opson dated 2lst December, lSi0 deposited plan
No in the office Of G. G. Porter notary public in the parish
parallel lines. y = p " t' WV '''e
The improvements these three lots consist of ONE
S yn1 AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
oIsE with hall in the center and rooms each side,
kitchen cstern ou'houses, etc
!, TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square, esgnated
tue nos - and "a on plan drawn by v Egg oein dated
March Il lst and deposited in the Office of Theo Guyol late
notary in this city, The said lots contiguous and measure
tween parallel lines.
"TERMs third cash. the balance at six and twelve
months credit nhe note of the purchaser to his ORDER
bearing cent and per eventual interest
and mortgage the property until final payment The build
ns to be kept insured by the purchaser and tie policy trans
ierred to the vendor. 'r
Acts sale before notary public at the expense of the
purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
AUCTION SALES.

AN ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
Dwelling, with Four Lots of Ground, highly improved,
Philip, between Chestnut and Coliseum streets.
of the late W H. Pete deceased-No, 25g03 ssoon, nj,
trict Court of New Orleans. -
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COTTON. COTTON .........,. COTTON
% bales Cotton at auction.
By j. B. WALTON ~ DEsLONDE,
49,. ... j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, AZ Carondelet street.
'HUESDA March 9th Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ.
at PENIS Cotton Press corner of Tchmnitoulas and
epsichore Streets for of whom it may Concern viii
rs bales damaged Cotton
H1=TERMs-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT BRICK
Store and Dwelling Baronne street. Graver street
By j. Ii. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No. At Carondelet street
SATURDAY, March 10th, at 1a O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold O'
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the square bounded by Ba
Gravier, Dryades Streets and
70 feet inches front on Gragier street by depth the
nearest drayler street Of 09 feet inch and Ga lines
The improvements consist of threesory Brick Store and
Dwelling and threesory back buildings The dwelling is
well adapted for private amyor for renting furnished
rooms The rear buildings containing large number rooms
E TERNsOne half Cash in u s. Treasury balance
at one year with cent interest mortgage until final
payment The buildings be kept insured BY the purchaser
and the policy to be transferred to the vendor '
Acts OF sale before Stark Grima Notaries Public at
the expense of the purchasers. ~ a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Times
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 23-The new steamer
Winchester, making her first trip from Parkers-
burg to Pittsburgh, loaded with oil, was burned.
Wellsyie. The boat and cargo are total loss.
About twenty lives were lost-among them Mr..
Algers and lady and Mr.. Sheets, of Matomoros, O.;
barkeeper George Young; the ehambermaid;
unknown; a man and three children from Wood
land Va, names unknown The passengers were
all obliged to jump into the river to escape the