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Uormi(dte An6elgeIl.
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Nmerttaner uno G6wsiSer ubren,
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@iit0r's Sal1ame
&ilOen &trfGen II,

wv uU OL46ITyJ
1T sebrau@t pprteu beiuabe
Elm balbe6 Sabrbunpert lang,
Iub nit ben ertauuIi@fteu GrfOisen ansetoenbst rprbus
jur Seiuns BON
enftelr, GredItun9en, 5eiferfeit ,pnllbem @alGe,
e 9nfIuenJeu, &eu1bufteu, Group, 9eberfrnnfbeiten,
Observation-Disclosures, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
afSusa uab alien Qeibeu
Oss, 9alies, Der 9un9en unD Der 8ruR.
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Sna EItAe 9lerirruMaen.

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Unteteiresn 81 NuseH MAIDEN rS1fn. rn6een I'D 6trtTnn.
aH6sUev pgntsn GU SCbn y. Oaben.
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decentralization MODO.
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%Ia1NIE~ Gtnttet amertiantfGe 9tats
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gRtffi ItpDt, GGpt. q. I'd. GuFber,
1900 T.. 500
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Lamb IS Seats.
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8beelin9 u1b Columbus.
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bIifmnt bic 8rSettn @~VrtfetIe in geBag auf Btltsisit, Se'
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p~srfebIeu IGlten. &c 81 tenasan.
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-a,zI5.. ~ - BARATARIA, Oct. 10th, 1865.
My Dear GOUernoT-I have not had the pleas
ure of seeing you since we met at thegreat Fenian
ball, last winter. In the spring, went with few
brave fellows to assist in putting down the British
power in Canada, but the Canadians were not pre-.
pared for liberty, and had to return. 7 got back
just in time to attend the great universal liberty
meeting at Mechanics Hall; not that have any
more love for the negro now than what you and
and all loyal men had in '64, when we made the
present Constitution, which excludes him from
heright of suffrage, hut Twas told that if I at
tended and we were successful, I had fine
chance of getting good office from your excel
lency. AS things, however, have turned OUT,
have thoughtit prudent to retire to this secluded
place, waiting the turn of events.
hear our great chief Stevens is coming this
way, and will, fnothing turns up either here or
in Mexico, embark with him for the conquest of the
British government and the establishment of the
Irish republic on Irish soil. Now, my dear gov
ernor know you to be a good Fenian, and too
good and too honest for this place, so hope you
will join us. Once the British power falls, we
will have plenty of splendid governorships to dis
pose of, and believe our head center will give
you one of the best of them, with fine salary
none of shabby eight thousand dollars, paid, too,
in dirty green but no, I will not say one word
in disparagement of that beautiful color-emblem
of nay native land-for You must remember how
all the ladies at the ball admired my good looks,
and how all the men enYied me in my green and
" good uniform; what would say is, that be.
lieVe if you come with us, we can give you gov
ernorship with ten thousand pounds year, pay
able in goold from the Bank of England, or in
bonds of the Irish republic, just as you may
choose
My dear governor, believe you to be the very
man we will want to organize our new repu blic on
the model Of our own free and happy Union.
would like to come into town but am afraid
of the bloody-minded rebels. have pair of re-
yoIyers, good knife, and my sword and I sup
pose ifyou thought ii necessary for my protection
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
MoNpAY aoRNINa. OCTOBER ., lgse

A JRwrsH HOSPITAL N CHICAGO "A large
meeting was held in Chicago on the 22d by
the Hebrews Of that city, for the purpose Of
raising funds for the erection Of d hospital.
We gather, from the proceedings, that in 1847
the first Hebrew society was formed in Chi,
cago. As the city increased in population,
the Israelites also increased. In 1854 thef first
Hebrew charitable society was formed. As
the community increased other benevolent
societies were organized, until finally in 1853,
TO secure wider sphere of action, the seven
Hebrew societies then in existence formed the
United Hebrew Relief Society. AT present
this society is composed Of sixteen subordi-
nate societies, numbering 300 members. The
rapid augmentation Of the Jewish people, and
the proportionate increase of the aged, the
1nfirn and the destitute, makes the establish
ment of q hospital to afford shelter, mainte-
nance and relief to the suffering, duty which
could not be evaded.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
you would give me authority to carry my rifle.
With these weapons suppose might face our
apatn;a,

GRAND ISLE, October II,
lEy Dear Gouerhor--I have just read your letter
to your friend, II. Il, Jones' ESD, and allow me to
say that it is splendid great letter, and think
you the only man in Louisiana capable of writing
such a letter. But / am sorry that you have
thrown away such a quantity of good brains on
bloody rebels. think it such blessing for a
great man to have an intimate friend of the name
of Jones, Smith or Brown-you can use so much
freedom in addressing one Of them, and unbosom
yourself as unreseryedy TO him as you could do to
your mistress, if yoa had one while to your ac-
quaintauees with aristocratic or royal names
such as DeCourey, Hahn or O'Conner-you feel
as much awe in writing them as you would be
likely to do in addressing serious remonstrance
to your wife on account OF her sitting up for you
at night
My dear governor, I do not wonder at your in
dignation at being called Yankee. Why, sir no
decent American ought to allow himself to be SO
stigmatized without protesting against the in
dignity.
am grieved from my very soul that you ever
tried the Cancellation policy and appointed those
bloody minded rebels to Office, who now seek. the
lives of all loyal men, when you had so many loyal
governor that you have given up the convention
of 'Gl. That was glorious body, and I do not
think we will ever see its like again except per.
haps in the new republic. Gould you not get the
Congress to get it to assemble again? If you dc
we will then no doubt have the Loyal Hon,e
Guard which the Tribune of the 18th of Septem
ber says is to be organized and armed in every
village to protect it. You think now perhaps
that the convention Of '64 ought to have estab
lisbed universal suffrage, but you must remember
my dear governor, that we were all against negro
suffrage at that time, Banks, Hahn, Cutler Durell
and every man of any loyalty in the city, excep
poor Durant and a few people we thought crazy
and whom you remember you said last year yor
would send to the Parish Prison if they continued
to cut up their didos. But now when loyal mel
cannot get office by the aid Of the votes Of " tht
poor white trash,n do not know but you ar,
right ingiving up the convention and constitution
of '64, although they did cost such mountains 0
ice, ham and cigars, and such sea of whisky ant
brandy.
Ireman my dear governor, with the highest respect,
7. MCMAHON O'RIELLY -
n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

AND YET ANOTHER OATH.-This is certainly
oathexacting and oath-taking age. Oaths HI;
become so frequent that a very large proport
of the time ofgoyernment officials and goYeTnm
employees is taken up in administering and
ceiVing oaths of some sort, and yet a new d
makes its appearance almost daily.
Itwould seem that on the 18th of Novemb
proximo, all health commissioners, sanitary o
GERS, licensed druggists and physicians, and,
fact, all with whom public or private health is {
trusted, will be required to take the followi
oath, or make way for those who will:
81, -, (health officer, druggist or ply
clan, as the case may be,) do soIemnly swear tt
from this date henceforth, so long as l hold
cense as q --, (health officer, druggist
physician, as the case may be) will use eve
exertion in my power, (and require those und
my control to do the same thing 81 to see that no
but the purest drugs and medicines are sold
those who rely on me for advice or instructio
and that in all cases when in doubt about t
purity Of drugs and medicines, submitted for I
inspection, will recommend those and those OF
sold by James CONCEAL, licensed wholesale drr
gist, No. 20 St. Charles street, New Orleans"
P.s.-As j. G. was in Washington only thr
days since, he may have had some hand in s
ting the above oath issued, Be this as it may,
has sent on "pure drugs and medicines" enou
since he has been up country to stock the ent
community. He will arrive in town himself wit
three days from date.