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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
[Flom late letter of Paris Goalpl
Bismarck and Wapolecn---Their HE
= morab,e Interview,

/ = MordpA6' IlteIVi0W, r.
/
IF all vpro known II, would per-
hams nrove that tha meatiuo of the4
/ Frenrh Emnpror and Connt Bis
navel ot Riorrit1 also deserves a
nInoo mo, tba EsI Of ;,,nortant in.
1 tervievs There ana ,ners6ns in
poris and nrohohIv y drnat many
tbrourhont Fr,nco WHO maintain
and "a n6,,;noo1 tln+ Cou,t Bis.
,n r Il. .,r,,n;s.a tho Em,oror op-ex-
ta , Of f,nnt;nr in +ho objection
81 +ln NINA ~ IA 80 az lis com
SOTO neutrality in >t,n ContomnIatcd
~ r,ar onh ne his NOT n,,n3 formine an
a,,ny OF, of ohsa,,.ation in tha. direction.
"f = orn,a,,,. Snab norsons Of
oa,rso n%nSa Cnnn+ Risn,orrl, for
ha,-in,' hroI,n, his word his end
onoa % H,oI +bor Gov. Arstria cpce
nros4ratn and tbn military mower Of
p,nssia ostahIisbed, as r.least. on a
nan With 4I,o tirst in Fnrono he would
hra,I, Iis nIaIro nnI Diva nothing.
g rroi'o Bal%i;n77n II ,.6n n,pasp. an
nov do CSn+on Gr C6nev5 if yon
; thinIr nronnr hnt Of German land
mott tcot can bn welded mn Count
Rismarclt has aIontoI tLe saving Of
BagnasoIi When Lr was faxed With
rtho intention IF rpdinn Sardinia or
nai.t Of flo Rjyiera TO France: he
snas = croot dnoI nj, land 70 take, hut
no+ an oc,o 70 o;vn mn Itis very
JorlhtfuIC however whether he be,
not prs t',sti iV ocrnsrd When he is.
aI,nrc,a2 iir;tI, Lovina brol;bn MS
nro6isa +, incense 3hoTe cited. NV
:, 'balfhf i tia+ tba Emneror outwittod
biTnsalr rather + haI. that he WAS out-
mfgtrd bv RiSmarcj- The PrusSian
HTinistar went to Bjarritz. most anX-
ions to snp1rp fiat neutrality of
1fraroh ,r.,iri, sJ,ou,d enable him 10
carrt, o,,t, demonstrations dpsirns. and
to make the warrior which he at last
(, tooI, nrotpyt since nroyad as
| r,,ynhs4onfioI and baspIrSs as that
advanced hy thr Wolf for his attack
,lnnon tho Iamb At that time the
Tn,noror ,oirht almost bayeemade
his own farms snre of THEN. accep-
: 4anoo Ris,norcl- was pliant. concil-
| iatorv-in f9rt suppliant. lie actu-
$ aily i.rad and ntrsecuted the En-
Il ,,pror hv his ,3pfSistcncf. but he
: @onI5 ,ot,.met his interlocutor to
co,ne to anT sort of verbal agree
5 ,,ant 10 oon,root was made |
harn oonJ reason far thinking, and
NO n"' o : 5HgI for French neutrality
+ Jo,initalv stimulated, The Emperor
, ,ist,,,'o, n,i,1aJ his monstarhf, but
o 49,, ,'ns i'n'no1ntrahln and taci,urn.
+ Iii Iii aifiIo"rh no avoided commit.
t , t;"a imceIf tha immersion ,fpon his
: ,,i5 5 scans to nave Neon +hat Count
+ as S,i,,,,sN II "T Eranc, when the time
+ came, acted in the way that Prussia
%esh , hts,I" ,,o ,''la6ao hela nm
. self in no way bound by any offers
he might have madG. mere i was : l' IL.
ga, s,.' soii - 6 dnnan And When tn,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
READ A LITTLE MORE.

" = GRANDoS, MIS-. sept lG, 1866.
Messrs. J. p. Dr0ugooe. y Co, Memphis :
Slip~is 8 doa. English Fcrnaie btters y doz'
Kiuy'or Chills & dt4 iadhnr SaIveS = d'Z lang
B.Isam dOz Constitution Monerrh md ori'gu
Yours J. b. LINDSEY ~ co.
DyiRAHE Miss, Sept. II, lSGG.
Messrs. J 2! nromgooe h Co.. Memphis
Send US 10y nest train duz prpn g""ie * 90
King If Clllls. ID gives mtre sati- faction thah
anyth ng else and makes permanent cures.
Yam f,i,pds. ,af MURPHY Il DAVIS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
CHILLS AND FEVER.

of recent or long standing, our King OF Slilis
never fails. 1t never GttyctS Tie head. the ears,
eyes cfrnerves can be given 10 children, and Is
the cheapest medicine offered.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
READ ONE OF MANY.

{ BHAsBo,; NJ IFS. ;. Sept. Is, lNGG.
Messrs..J. p. Lindsey Il ca: ...f
After having tried tie SKIN Of an'en nent pty@l-
clan for mautis, on two cases nj ChIls IN my
family. without permanent cure, Was md cot -
try a hottie o Drgmg ole y Cos kiiis OF taai3,
VIII II | an happy 10 state tfccttd @H entire cure
in both cases and. i clietrinY fetommend II to
my friends. Yours, respectfully,
J. F. DABNETr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
A Letter from Gen, Early.

. The. following is 40 ex.toc, from a
letter from Gen Jabal Early to a lady in
Winchester. We end it in the Wioehes
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03
The only LEGITIMATE CIRCUS Of the day Will
exhibit in
CANTON, Miss,

-.r.-.a - on -.,.r,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-03

The following letter is presented
among the repeR cei the southern
Relief Fair at st. Louis:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

In 1s4S, the late John Van Buren,, as Is well
This step was the occasion of some pretty hard
attacks on the prince, Who in characteristic style,
parried the thrusts of his adversaries with an7an-
eedote. And this was the anecdote. a traveller
passing along corduroy roadin the Empire State.
came to a load of hay overturned on the side of
the road. Observing lusty youth pitching the
hay right and left in a very unuccountable way,
the traveller said Ny young friend, why do you
do that!o Wiping the sweat from his brow, and
pointing to the pile OF hay, the boy replied
stranger, dads under there u OF course this
anecdote required no application from the son Of
his father; and, amid general merrment the
prince would pass on to the graver topics of the
canvass.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE FQuNDRYMaN'S Co-
operative Association praying for dissolution, forfeiture p
Ill charter and Liquidation Of it's Rt8iFs-1taEe 81 leHs-
iHuH Fourth District Court Of New Oreans-N0 Iiifs3
NOTICE Is hereby given to tIte creditors Of
IN the named 5GcatOp and To all other persons M
tcrstad petition has been fled in this office by the as
ISOLATION through its president praying Tor its tssonon
that prayer being by the Court all proceedings
penGng against association sayed uut further
ders this Courts and further that D. A. Mulane has
Gean apHointed receiver and iQuidatur in the matter
By order Of the Court -
Clerks Oace, New Orleans, October 81 1866.
Dams LrAFFAIRE DE L'AssOCIATION DE Co
operation des Fondeurs demandant uue dssolq
t0n que In orfture de chare ct In liquidation de
aire uatriame Gour de District de Ia Nou7ee Ur-
leans--No 17,7s4.
a Wis est par lie present donne aux creancfers
IA rassoCiaon ains qua tOueS autres per
petition etc mise greHe par a
dte Association president demsndant
dissolution la forfaure de carteet la liquidation de se al
ares que fesantsro Ia dite petition, pro-
pndaDtes la de Association sont sspendues
usqua la Cour ait autement ordonne ct en- oure
que o. Mulane at etc none receyeur ct udatare dams
Ia dite afaire.
Par ordre de la cour.
Bureau du greffer, Nouvele Orleans, Y JUN 1866.
Nouyelle Orleans 81 octobre 1866
SUCCESSION OF NINE P. G CLARK-SECoND DIS.
trict Court of New Orleans-No. 27,246
VTTHBREAS, James o. Nixon has petitfOned d
w the Court for letters of administration on the tate Of
the P Clark deceased uteat notice is hereby given
to ala whom it to show cause within ten days
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted
| By order OF the Court P R, O'RoRKh, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

An Oyster DEYoUREn BY A FIsu.-The Rich
mond tYa.lEDispatch relates that while an oyster
man in that city was opening oysters the other
day an oyster shell was found in which there was
nothing but small fish. The little fish had been
captured by the oyster, and finally succeeded in
deyouring the captor. The result was shat the
eaptor's residence, when opened, was found to
have been vacated by the landlord, and that the
tenant was in possession.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

The Herald's Berlin correspondent Of the 11th
ult says Bismarck's illness is of very dangerous
character, and advantage was taken of the cir
ennlstaace. BY saxany in endeaVoring to prevail
upon the King of Prussia to grant terms which
had been rejected through the interposition of
the infieXihle minister.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

In Calhoun county, West Virginia, we learn
from the Parkersburg Gazette, the names Of
ninetyeight voters were struck summary from
the registry, with notice to appear next summer
to have the matter rectified if dissatisfied Con
siderng that they wished to vote this fail, and
that the law entities them to know at once The
reason Of their erasion this is an arbitrary exer-
else of authority
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

No detention the route THROUGH TICKETS for
GavesO diHn0a aud Sabine Pass be procured at the
Railroad Compauys office, No. 90 Canal street., on he
Feryboat while crossing the river FREE FERRY TICK
EfS furnished to all passengers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets.
Passengers by Inside Route Rt Galveston with
special train for Houston Baggage checked ship, through
to H1ust and conveyed FREE from steamship to railroad
depot in Galveston,
Steamboats, running to New iberia. and all intermediate
landings on the Ieche, make DAILY CONNECTIONS lSun
days exceptedl with the trains at BrasheRr.
Freight received and delivered theIerry landing at 70
Of ST. Ann street. every day until t41cep Sundays
for and from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou Ieche
all stations the road,
Freight viii also be received and delivered at the regh
platforms in Algiers.
All baggage transported the river Of Charge
and from this depot in Agers and the st. Ann Ferry
Landing G. w r. BAYLEY,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

BlsHoP GREEN on MIR. DAyIs's CArrURB.--Bishop
Green, Of Mississippi, who, it will be remembered
recently visited Mr.. Davis, says
As many and very false representations have
gratifying to the friends of Mr. Davis to learn, in
this way5 that no attempt whatever was made by
him to escape the time he was taken, and thatthe
only outer garment that covered him was his
dressing gown, which he threw around him as he
spraug from the bed TO meet his eaptors at the
door Of his tent The whole amount OF gold, too,
which he had with him at the time was Seven dol
arsand ffty cents, a part Of the proceeds of the
sale Of Mrs Dayis's wardrobe and jewelry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02


GRooERIEs Az WHoIEs ALE. Buyers, either
from the city or country, who wish to purchase
STANDARD groceries at Wholesale and at wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisements
Of the large house Of Ethel y Thomas, No 105
Poydras street, which appear in our columns to-
day. These gentlemen not only keep everything
their line of business, buthaye them always Of
The best quality and in such large quantities that
retail dealer can be fitted out at any time with
ont senHihly diminishing tleir stock Flour Of q
dozen different brands. and hundreds Of barrels Of
each bacon, pork bntter, lard, corn meal,
tobacco, rope and twine, canned fruits and cove
oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, can
always be supplied at this house to the satisfac-
tion Of dealers. a reference to their advertise
ments, IN which some of their stock Is enume-
rated. viii convince any one that their store is the
place from which to make selections that will
gtYa entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

Leave the depot in Algiers at o'clock on WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, returning same day the arri
val Of the steamship from Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

list OF passengers per steamship Austin, David
q Austin commander, from BRACES Santiago aud
ldianoIa, October 2sth and Both
fessEs ghompson, Hall, Singer and wife sehwessinger
All wife fl Cotton, \ Il Clark Pet'tpHiu, W4ser Jas
n9nins. 4 Il Wheeer, Sutton, Gea Mclaughlin. u s A,
Lat P6fter A. Mrs Hiyer daughter and grandchildren
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

pfANo, PARIoR, BEDROOM. DnINd-Room NJ AND
LIpaARy FURNITURE AT AUCTION, THIs DAY.
Messrs. j. B. Walton s Deslonde, auotioneers, will
sellat II O'Clock, this day, on the corner Of Pry-
tahia and First streets, q very desirable assort-
mentof elegant household furniture, Brussels car
pets lneatly new charter oak stove, etc, be-
sides toilet sets pictures etc. also, Of II o'clock
will be sold at same place, piano, (nearlynew,l
from the celebrated factory Of jules Faivre, Of
Paris,7 octave, dne finish, upright and very sweet
toned. For full particulars SEQ advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
The Ra,lroad Ferrpboat

Leaves Bahear every day except Sdudays) NJ arriv.
ing in Agiers at p. On SUNDAYS the train leay
Brashear the arrival Of the Galveston steamship
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
s1457RTFF,s SALES.

,,,nrsr NORTON vs. Il. II. SKAGGS AND JOIN
n sanndersFourth District Court OF New oiAs"n'-V
1896 :, - c,u F,orna
u ,r,iast = n Skaggs to me Directed ny tae iul0a ,
- aE Tnrrth District Court of Now OreSns IN he hooNe
shg las ] viii proceed sell at public auction 9 mo
Tsrehnnts and Auconeers EXehange noyS between
T AY the I'd day Of N9TvG5 1866 at Il och az
NJ the following described pyoaerty, viz: s
THREE CERTAIN PRGMISSoRY NOTES drawn by
artNu Tally TO he order Of E. IL Skagg d" ed al Shreve
port La 0nthe 18Th Of uue 1862, Paya6 as follows VIZ
lt One for tic sum twentf .nne h drcd and
dollars and eighty eens S2lT2 SQ ue ear after date
ID One the of twent hundred and forty five
dollars and thirty cents S255 S due TWO years after date
| And Sd Que for the sum Of twenty-five hundred and
eighteen dollars forty S5lS io payable three year
after aate With Y cant per annm interest on sad 4 pofe II
Pitts Recorder for the parish Of Caddo La with special ei
and prpilege the following described property, nWit
The one undivided half Ofot No. @ eight ia block NO lou
ffty fronting Milan street. and measuring back OF
Sptne street ito et together with the undivided half Of al
tile buildings aud improvements thereon And 20 feet from
on Texas street lot No D eleven. in said block NO U
fty adjoining lot r. said block and foot front on feN
as street of lot No az twelve, adjoining lot No. I'D eleven
Said block Atty 90 running back 50 feet Together with q
the buildings improvements thereon all situated in tn
4 city of Shreveport, parish OF Gaddo,
Seized in the above suit.
/ pa- TERAs-Cash on the spot ,v,,1- ~ 1,.vs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

ae ~ foreign paper relates that. when
nthrnngh Baden Baden Of his was to hiar.
NV eHt Barolyi the Austrian diplamatik5t, went
81 gambling re0nast and placed some N oney
~ sadh onA Hniaber of tia foaiet2e Presently
~ lprnied chat he had won 10000 forms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

he Coss4ERcE or NgwBERN.-The NewbeFn
{NEA journal Of Commerce says: The time
Wa4gGen 5nF WHATS were lined with vessels
3oaag with shingles, staVes and long lumber for
he sst indies, or unloading with the produce Of
husEisIands RutlEttle of this business is now
9ae4 Ii eaa and ought 30 BIZ revived. There is
" IL money In it, but il wouid greatly add to
eBmsreial character Of our city. Start the
ltkl direct Importation. and 6liphuilding viii
fl9Eellowf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

The Jonesboro tTenn. Flag reports that several
faripera ia that vicinity have lost every hog they
owned. The diaease is not confned to particular
ldcalitqs- but threatens great dearth Of pork in
that gicl Wty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

u. THOMSON & Co.-The well-known house of
D. Thompson y Go. announce theirremoyal to No.
II Magazine street, between Poydras and La
fayefte, where they will continue, with enlarged
facilities the business Of grocers and commission
merchants. The gentlemenof Of the firm are among
uroldest merchants, and their business is 50 well
established that the mere announcement Of their
removal IS all that is necessary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
Passenger Trains,


Carrying the u s. Mail, the Agiers depot EVERY
Bay, at I'm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

When you see a dwarf, you may take If for
granted that his paren, IS never made much of him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

6NEFECE OF THE ATLANTIC ENSUR-
NYANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEEANs No. lS2
Grayer street. between Camp St Charles Streets July
1866 This Company Is pow prepared e take @ FIRE
MARINE RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISES on the most favorable terms.
EDWARD RIGNEY, President.
WM. P. KELLOGG, Vice President.
H p JAEVIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

~ rcops,ee cicRsfagt Sons Pianos, bayaas caapaEssr
the best Lave seen in Afnefsa' rf.TRrRgy
"Charnan oc Jury Dn Araicai l's.roJ12nts'
Among lie cisf poins IF ezeolcnoa Dr. the cHGGKERING
p1 AMOS Of which speak the renbwael Artists n hef con
eatuatory testimonials this Mes-sg gaiesern "7 the
greatest possible Depth Richness and Volume OF Loaq COM
bued win rara Brianry Cleun=s ud Perfect ay2ane5s
throughout Entire Scale and, above M surprising pu-
ratoa Of Sonud the pafo aud sympathetic qnhlty n #el
never changes under most deelte rBo@edpI toaeh
During the past forty breeyea this 3tn has iAHuie0red
10000 Piaaos,
in the construction Of vhlea Ney ugralucsi every
known ana yaUuble Improvement. Ehey lRHe invariably
been selected usel bg al tc world aSaoslste4 Crest
Artists who have tb country professionally eota for
private aud pubic use.
THALBERG.
II consider caeFo-tps soqs Pano,, beyond aanpaFi.
son, tie Jsst have ever seeu IN America"
GoTrscHALK.
81 consider Chckerng sons Pianos superior any in
Tbey are unriyled for their Singing Qualities n for the
bTSuabant al tie register lie Gppef notes
remarkable for ctearness and purity witch a3 y. h9 IN
Without harehness, and for magnificent sonority
WEHLI.
Your Pianos are superior to any have in this
II have never heard tone 50 perfect 4 yields every
change meet every sentiment This il rare p9sr agd is
the perfect purity of its Tone together with lB
Sympathetic Elagtic and Welibalaaced Touch
POZNANsKI.
Dung the past eight years have constantly played upon
the Justly celebrated ETar Pianos; yours the nny instr
uen that foand, either here in Europe, 10 equal
them in all their points Of excellence
Watson,s AIT Journal Of Nov. H. 1865, says Nadarne
Absl performed ChiekeTng GRAND which took
the Gold Medal the Fair of the MssachuBes Charitable
/ Meeh1,,rs' Association, held at Boston last month
nobles instrument ever heard in Concert
/ Room
may atisfaotoEu patrons and friends the
public at large that testimonials have been received
from all the Leading Artists who have yiaioI
siding in the United States few whose names besides
| those above, Re append:
LEO. De MEYER, R HOFFMAN,,
| NJ STRAKSSCH, ALFRED JAEL,
| GUSTAV zsAFpER, JULIEN,
! Il. SANDERSON, j. BENEDICT,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
| And Many Others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

Leaves St. Ann street, opposite jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING. at X O'clock, and Wednesday and
Friday mornings at 5}5 O'clock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

an AGREEABLE REUNION. yesterday afternoon
several gentlemen among whom were ineludedre-
presentatives of the leading city onrnals assem-
bled on board The steamship Agnes, of the Gal
weston, Indianela and Lavaca line Of steamers,
upon the hospitahle Invitation Of Messrs. ]. Con
molly y 90, the owners Of Ethe vessel. to celebrate
her arrival INTO port and to + drink cup'' to the
success of an enterprise SO likely to wed in strong
bonds commercial relations with our sister State
Of Texas, The Agnes is screw steaIner Of $50
tons register, was built il Philadelphia only one
year ago, and was bought by her present owners
for goo. She made the trip from New York
foher place at the eyee in this port in seven days
and ten hours. Her cabins are large, airy and
elegantly fitted up, and she has been arranged ex-
pressly with view To tie trade she IS now in,.
and has pens on her main deck to accommodate
upwards Of Two hundred head Of cattle.
The following il the list Of her officers, and ne
may be pardoned for remarking ep passant, that
they ere alike capable and courteous efficient in
steamship as wen as gentIemanly in manners
WIN. z. Pring, purser captain r. s. Bourne; LIST
officer, Robt. Lee Norton; End officer, w. Fisher
7st engineer, n. Riordan; 2nd engineer, Wn. Fer
rel; 3rd engineer, Eugene Wade; and Vim. Hard.
ing steward.
The guests of this occasion were regaled with a
delicious lunch, which, tits almost unnecessary to
say, vas most satisfactorily attended to- Toasts
were drank to the success of thelines and to the
Agnes in4partieular, and every one present ap-
peared to understand and appreciate how much
value to our commerce was the continuous and
speedy communication between US and the Texas
ports, and all Joined in commencing the enterprise
and liberaliBy Of The owners in thus investing 50
much money for the general benefit Nothing
occurred to mar the pleasure Of the gathering,
and when the guests departed they felt that they
would AL Ike to renew their acquaintance with
Captain Bourne and his gallant officers, and to
voyage to Texas in bis beautiful and luxuriously
4 fitted mn IsIlin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, via
| RerNsIcI gay,

Leaves Brashear the arrival passengers from New
leas by the " Ferrgboat from st. Ann street aud 0co
train from Algers, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
LoSDoy, August 22d, 1866.

James ". Wehli, ESQ:
My Dear sr-As you going back the Unitsd States
must beg you to remember Kindly the Mesrs Chicken
ing Tell them YVES deli htsA with their Grand Piano Forte
good Instrument think asyas ever turned eu botb
in Touch and Zone. Wishing you, etc,
Ireman truly,
II, F. BROADW0OD,
Firm of l. BToadwood Sons, Piano Manufacturers,
London
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
COAL---COAL.

CoAh.................e0AA.., ,ooAA.,
10000 Barrels BEST PITTsBURG COAL for sale, by
boat or barge load afoat at Willow Grove.
500 Tons SELECTED RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
egg size landing ship Ella S. Thayer, from
Philadelphia,
Also
500 Tons WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAT, suitable
for Foundry Steamship purposes, landing ship
Merchant, from Philadelphia.
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
We continue to furnish as usual Steamships Steamboats,
Plantations, Cotton Presses, Foundrieg, Hotels etc ETC.
well Families withthe BEST QUALITIES of Pittsburg,
Anthracite English Camel Coal delivered CARRIAGE
FREE, at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
McGLoskEY, MASON s CO.,
ofice, l66 GrayieE street.
Opposite St Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

vENTE DE PARTAGE-JACOB U. PAYNE & JILs0N
p Harrison Winter w. Bre2cae ct
Caur de District de IL Nouyelle- Oreaus--No. I59p2.
Tyg yERTU d'un 0rdre de ycRte n nanl
Il aresSe pat Honorable iuEe de Ia Sitme Cour Qe Us
trict De tat 2 n Iausne, days e proees cdesSn5 qhr
raj vente Plus haut snclerseEr, In porte Ht II in-
son do cour la paroisse lie Gachoches FSDREDI le e
j0ur do noyeube 1866 II heure du atin 81 hares
lapresi Ia proprigte huyGbte l1cft5 e nominee uta
| Ie dit Orllrc. SavOir--
erre se q etant rive dr6ite d. IL ryere Rouge en-
descendant environ dShpt milles GdessQs DE- L. e 81
NatChtoehes dte parCisse des NachtoeAes ca o
mans ensemble que Ion npnms .habitatton BteGAeHG
&psnpres deuS mile edq cent acres I'm
selble aFeo hsses authorizations qul tuu
! Vent OH de queiqle mantre Qut lut appaEUennent ,
I IsSTs CONDITIONS NENTEln tiers du prIN q acll
deT Rfre aya c1nDttn mains les deus autes tiers res
tant en- deIT placements aunue egux du our De 10 Ne9e
ront Hels paiemen5 tGrne achetaar toltutI Se ob
cations payNbes propre grdre e endosses en- blanc pa
iii ct glr4ntis par aCte digpoheqne special sur tout
habtation Les biies poures paeuents eEme por er9
iharats aison de pue par an, d Ter jangsr 1871
usqu leEr paeutnt possession de lhR6aton se Nft
al ''s leF 111S'eE' i0' :" ! 6. HUGHES. Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

# F BROADWHOD
Firm of / Broadwood Sons, Piano Manufacturers
London
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
THALBERG.


~ consider ClleBertug Z sons' Pianos beyond azmpa
son. tie bsst have ever cen in Auedea'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

lie Courier du Rio Grande Of the 25th ut, says,
that large steamer, supposed to belong to Or
tegas expedition, was in sight at Brazos the pre-
/ cefing day