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FRUM MEMPHIS.

River Nc1y*-mMrder BY a Ps11ccaaau-
Another nj merlllHn> rI1>..-1Iarke1s.
Espceaal Despatch TO the ubicago Te1h,ne.l
MEIrIl1S. May S.
Weather sr1try. River falling. Business vc.y
d1Is.
Down-Norninr Star, 31aeent,, Adam Jacobs.
Cp-slornin" ssaz, Southwestern, Mcmph1.. Rob-
Gt Nurns-
youuc man named Ford. son ot the Street Com.
missioner, Wa hsutali5 murdered on SUNDAY nigh.
a4y policeman named Cosue. Fa.d MI. L private
xsatehtnrn In LIE city stables previous sh uur-
der toF1. Nho Nas under the IntlErnc: Ct jfouo.
catEc 10 Ehc stables ard asked permits :fJn to tak*
nap there rh1ch Nas fefns.1 by eosd. Coype
then dErw revolver md nred at him several ,uncs
nnce aEer he tell Three o. lbs shois
took elect. and either ot them would hase p{nven
fatal The murderer .tas aucstcd. Such canduct
on tho part OF policemen /. OF frequent OCCURRENCE
here They a-c p,rt,eaarlE severe on tue arsroes,
scrut rIots Originated. Ii liz he,crcd ln1, he Me
tfuoolEtau lo'to fsIlt tn.t passed. 1T Na4a:!ic witt
tend TO reform in th,s ulieGoyezuc1 city-
Lieut. plaaa's'e. Afjoianf OF the Frce9m-n's i3n-
Ican- while king the strcets Of Meridian. Mtss..
In company With str.- Woodruff the o'hcr uf:.ht.
WIS shut al ny uuGnp1n i,cr.ons Irom behind
End otts<ad u1ih tulets which caused hts death 1u
about two font-: The murder ned oue
excitement -rnonG the citizcnI, who
1mMcdia:e1y called 5ncetin. and dcnouaectl the
acl, md adopted mca .trce prcrtni such a.rp5t.
iici IL ha n ,ae fn'nfr *seF'dian 's seeond memphis
7is Nenpaf: markets arc rcrs dull. and pr1cc-
se1natn as Last telesraphcd. Nothing doin:: in
, 1866-05-09
.FKOM NASHVILLE,

LeEtAIatave-Iintted StnteH CIrculx Court
WasstF*-Tr1Rl for N1uFder-Qucs1lon
OF Receiving Negro Testimony.
Especial ucspatch to the Cb.cago Tribunal
NASHVILLE. May s.
Not much Of general interest took pIacc IN tho
State Legislature to-day. In the Senate, the vote
OF ye>tct.lay hy which the Metropolitan Police
Bill llrassed. On a th1rd reading, was rrconsidcscd
n otder to at1Aeh 10 it some Important amend
The case Of PeaEi acainst member. of thu Nash
xiuG ti17!auec Comm tcc viii come up before tho
United states Cont Tomorrow. Pearl VA iiffycu
susT tFotn the csi5 IN 1871 On account Of Union
eent!1ncnta~ .1ie lay. Ill: damages al {g1001.
The caamlpa:irn 0! Nolan and Dau1cl. for the
murder Of Il: co!orcd man. :. Bankheld :ias jas.
Gflncr. viii take place hetnre Squire aeacham 10.
mor!cw II hc feEctee to hear the tcetimouv of the
two cn1o1cd men who Ni1nessed abe murder, r..
Case viii he Immediately taken out Of hie hand !.
and carried to tho Cn1ted States Dl*tnct s.outt,
Barnum ha> sent an agent to Eicsnjaek C,re
near Chattanooga. 10 purchase the co1os-a srm spd
band ularkh found some time ago on the walls Q
Ire
, 1866-05-09

f'cF~ount-Ka1Iroad Accldcnt-Strffkc on
Tie PAM 4 %prLu.f field Ika1iNQY-Clr-
cult Court Etrn1t.

Especial Deepatch to the Chicaco Tribnne.l
SrRtSuFIEtD, Mass.
Co.. OG1c%bE and Adj. Gen. IlasuIe will lc.vc On
Thursday morning for 81. Louis TO ai,cnd the Rad
teal mass meeting 10 be held at that place on The
1o1h 1nst, the anniversary of The capture OF Fort
Jackenn. !.
Thu Passenger ssin from, st. Louis, due here this
morning AZ 11:1, mt with IN accident cauecd by
running: overs steer. about three 1n,1es south oi
this CITY, by Which the locomotive lender and ex-
press car ScTc thrown from the track. Coa-tdcsahe
damage va done 10 tbc locomotive, bn: no person
was inlnrcd, exfert The engineer, who received
Eels cn 10 t'hfC..n Two aours behind TINT
A {1rtF at shout tWentv tneu, armed nth -1uus-
kets led fns Rochester 10 ouc-t tte 20 .up-
posed leaders o tkc strike thu Pima and Snr1n,.
fleld Hallway. Who were telea sed from the Officers
Jes1crdsy- l'reunna to the arrival ot the nosst
1osztdftt The leaders promised to appear herc 10
1nsWcL to.rio1nw nornlnr> and the par reufa-
Cd Work ha@ no. yet been resumed nr the line o1
The road between thse city aud Roche.ter.
In tue Gifrnh Cpulf today. I'd satl Smith
Joseph Higgins aud Charles lee. for iatc.ny, were
sentenced 10 year, fnps1 tonmeu1 e1c!l in tte
pcnItcrt:ary. John Isccd. for robbery. va. ecu
tenctd to five scass Imprisonment In The PenI,eu
f14rr.
, 1866-05-09
FROM CAIRO.
the Kcccni Destructive Flrc-Lo41es
aslo MISUNDERSTANDING 1ur-

The Recent DcAttucffvc FGrc-Lo4Aea
aud lnhurnuce-Obltu 4ry-xyifc g1ur-
der.
Clno. NJ. May s.---Thrcc building. ve7c bnrned
hc1e }ette5aay owned by Troscs + Miller, aad 1n.
a1tlier 4 stanton. stock, valued al x,cs3 unz
insured for &23,u00. Ledctcr & ID. dsaicr, n
ciothsnk md :aucT goods, had m ,usuranrr n
9lu.G0U on their seek. Ba1nsy McAauu., ia cloth
tnc and ffncF-coode, lost aho1t S3C0J. viii, m
insurance Of $3,sM- Sterhe8aer l. Narx :7crr in
cured fct &, 800: John Rees. h8Ecs xlu1: F,rTct
ts. $90; Loass VIII, shoemaker {l,fxs3; j. trcinrr
xaHN; P. Fitzgerald. &1-:o0 a. Cam, $e.TD !:
Hugh nn1ap, f2Un On ho1sc worth $i.0yI, o<coy.et
~ III. Qppenbe1meI. clothfef, Who*e log u ~<,,.
mated 1t $l.GQ. without insurance Mr.. Turtle
uaa fuSu1.d t5U1 On her house and .tncE. Il
Keen vas injured for ee.tt0 George Yocu:n. IT,
dealer. lost $E00 without fn<urancc. F1tx:cra1o
.sleon. f5,5N- injured. Il. Daoh.zicS. saloon
Atfett md the fesee were 1iso burned.
ArzuA1aG r. Ts7Ior. Cirit En21ueer OF The Ckt+o
Properly Company, sno oldest enn Of lion. 5
HlAsts fay!os. died at biz Ereidenee 1T this city
JeieTde5 a!:e'ltt'n. atAf bffcf Dlne'f: :.
An 17thnntn nAtncd KyAo ID dEutkeu 1t .ho
hin site ls,1 Light. ipuiet4n9 xerud ia her breast
winch h psnnonnrH1 moral. 1he upfee5e1 l,i
tftn ssft3red aud placed IL :ona9emeat.
FrHns KMvapnAh.
EAyA1sA,t+ M4J E.-Ths Et1led ktatet Dlstltc
txrrt for fhr Eeuthe7p tls'r;et Of jeuKih Q,.enet
:p4s., 4uhxt f1.kln1 psts1dlEs, aad sun%tque |,
AdtQpfred uhu TnuFEdGy utxf, ~h.1I iae cGus31t
slgnAtttJ 1f tl~ t<xs OUT r III le AttuEd. Atuoa;
ieAd1ug r+Drr&ettzf1Frs ii tae Ge9fg,a bA~ pseaeo
Nt1 "a Guf. ltGxn.
, 1866-05-09

Fou7ntns MoHHok, May 3-The umled States
Cogp oprucd In Norfolk this morning. Judge
Unuhu cod Charged the Jury, dwelling On the nc
10 tss!, npa holding them accountable Tor inetttng
and continuing tho fane- l1c expressed tbs opinion
,ttat aisloya pspcz1 should not bc lntcrfeted With
~ tbc cifu Or military authorities.
, 1866-05-09

4 NATIONAL Convention of Nou.Ep14co-
PM Mctltodfst4.


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbunc.]
CINCINNATI, May
4 Natioral Convention OF Son. .Epifcops! Ne,bo+
d1s'r. embracing wcsleyan., Protcs,ants, Tree and
Independents, meets here tomorrow. The object
ii 10 form dcnomrna Ion to he known as the Meth
pd!st Church Of Amcflca- In which taymeu will
hhrc reprr. and hi ps and xutng elders
Will tc kbQftthGd.
, 1866-05-09
MISS TENNESSEE.3
MISS TENNES9EE'S
che Wonderful Child
tThe Wonderful Ch!ld}
MAGNETIC RIFE ELIXIR,
MAGNETIC LIFE ELNIR.
TOE
CLEAES1EG3THE BLOOD.
CLEANSING TIE BLOOD,


TIE GREAT SUCCESS this Elixir has .act with tn.
dnecd ne to pat 1t befote the public, md al ak Is
10 Gveit tatr tsa1, and 1t w1l then recommend IT,
se1E. It win seaoFe Ill dark spots, nnotns piuptes.
ant eruption up1u the !aee body. and will give
the compilation clear sno healthy coof, and IL tht
directions AT p opetsr followed she st1n viii become
aimos: TRANSPARENT.
The Properties OF this e5Tnr ART purely vegetable
tdpeTfecuy hMmless, and have i xdnderfu1 effect
cQon the lys and cexnkine the s5stcm Of al othee
u12n1aties. and restore person to perfect health.
The properties snd composition OF this strip Erse
made Known 10 me when child and IN Ac!suyoy.
ant stale, since which have made constant use OF ii
III u:y Practice ard fon the great success havc ID
II III The last eleven Year,. thought proper
bring Il before The public.
r1cr%zed only by Miss Tennessee, the s1ea: Ctalr-
soyanl apd 1iaRuet1c Docueasr No. 43e West
Ft1thss below Mound, Cincinnati, OHIO. Fer sslc By
I'll druggists In the United States Price - per bottle
JOHN D. PARE. Geueral Agent
Northeast corner Fourth ind Walnut sts, Cincinnati.
Also. b. SOUTH 78 Raadalph.ss., Chicago, H..
1t@4-ESa.tE1.Nr.N.
, 1866-05-09

&C. II. SCRIFEN. Advertising Agent,
u Dearborn Htrccf, In authorized To receas G
Advertisements for the Tribune. and nil
afhcr teudin1 rnpcrn throughout the United
[fntS fen~
, 1866-05-09
Nkt1, advertisements.

Having Determined to enlarge this
branch Of our business we have con-
stant1y been adding to cur stock, and
are prepared to exhibit to the tTado
q NOTION DEPARTMENT. that
cannot be surpassed by any in the
West. Our assortment Of
, 1866-05-09

o. Boz 7eB IN handwrinR Of applicant, giving refer
ences, snd stating sFe. previous occupation. and
amount Of ka1a1T that Will be expected. aG6'.nes
, 1866-05-09

3EQHGE
foRE,os QFr1cE, May 6. 1sa1.
UT LORD: Although her Aa1ests Eoyernment
hsse reSclsa ,,s!l no m oa LYONS b
ts,Iup.ed, yet tns ACCOUNTS witch !hase reached
with what hae appeared III tho public p1fnta are
.utnc,ent 70 .how that q etE!l war has broken out
among the States which 1atcls composed the Amer
Other naIona hare, therefore, to consider the
light In which, with reference to that war they asc
S,aset have urifed thc.a:ci1cs: aud it snpea1s Ia
her Najcs!y's covetumcnt, that looking n ali the
c,cura. Of the case they canno. hesitate 10
iii tbc rights md rrcroeatisSs o; be,ii:crcns.
das h 70 h L0nt Z III
''ii IL making known to n. rsouvrnc, the opinion
Escci:eusy viii add tha Jon are in.irnctcd 10 eli
Msrins Which iii unfof3ans:e eoa'e.t ,hresen 70 ens
,oas. ~ ~ '''A'9 'AN '1' ~ A'''
On the one hana President Lincoln. in behalf Of
,hs So.ncsn portion o. ,nc late pnlea stae: has
TO subject the parts Of The Sou:hern portion Of Inc
1 late Union TO rigorous blockade; on The other
ac unce ~ bss ..ued % e.
for cruisers to to IL eurioscd scain.I ths Commerce
IL sn;s No;a ,,a1e thing. Her
Government 10 be we'll descryinc az the fmrneasta
sonstds1a'tSn 8! ali msi.'lpe rowefs; III aofe
should pot take toue steps 10 tusi,c The contend.
ins parttc. 10 act upou lie nrtnrncS is,, Gnrn IN
The second and Third art1tlcs Of tie Uccisrstion
Of Paris Of 1S8 yyhjch Tefsfe* n fhn esrr-itv III
n. u.1at property on the h1ch eeas. NJ
TIE Uuited Sia;ef. as nn euttrc Go,,rnmcn,. hayr
not accorded 10 fha: Dcr1arafinn: I'M In nr.rfirs
they have. in their Conyent1nns .r,th nhry PnSrrs
! adopted The Second 4rticie. aithoueh ndmfftfur
| that without Fomc snch isonyrntton the ru1c We
] not ono OF nnivc1.st application
As regard. the third article, In recent ,scstles
can Republics, thc principle adopted has been a,
variance with that laid down IN fhc Dctlafat1np It
] Par1s.
| Your Exeet1ency Hill remember that wh eu It via
proposed 10 the GoveEnuen. Of The United s,ascs,
ii 1856. to adopt the whole Of the Declaration ol
| Fans, they In the first instance sgreed to the
second, third and fourth proposals, but m1dc .
| condition rs to the first that the other fowcrt
should a.sent 10 extending the declaration - to
np iny n,, TT sapE,
| takCn On this uropcss1, the Government Of T1e*t
teu, Buchanan which in the Interval had come intt
! poWei+ Withdrew the proposition altogether.
! II seems to Her M8}tsfy't GDyesutuent to be de
thou!d not now he made to obtain rom each Of ,ht
telncrtcbit formal recognition OF both principle.
[ as laid down IN the Dcci1nffon Of Fatis, 50 tha
ench principles shah be admitted By toth a. the.
| have been admitted ty the Powers who made 81
accorded 10 tho Declaration of Paris. henceiortn tt
! form part Of the general laws Of na,ious.
ucI MaiesVfs Government would be glad to b,
| made aeqnslnted with the y1evs Of thu lmper1a
/ Government on this nat'er with as little delay u
LonD J. ncesc11 70 LORD LYONS.
FonE,eS QYT1ck MAY &. 1851
| Mt Lonp: Her Majeety'e f4oyefnment are dtsap
, 1866-05-09

Sinking Of n S1caner-The Urtcht
S14o1tln. AHntr-Navl:atlon on the
Tpper acknowledgements the Test
h1nrh
, 1866-05-09

TIE CHOLERA.
It's history coulfe apd treatment. Opinions OF oTct
foEty celebrated phys1cAas OF E7foce and 4mH1ca On
Dealers will pes4e seat their oses4 early Sales m.
mtuse SlpRle copies 50 cents. Published bE ne
asrretE h6li net
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER,

The best and most useful invention of the kind for SAVING
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better saving time
and the and of fabrics washed than any
chine All the other machines either rub clothes an YEA
them out speedily do satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There is rubbing of sothes an
consequently and The washing Ia m ost com
pssy and thoroughly performed by the action of the whee
sous Send for circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere
s. NJ. BARTON CO.'S,
No. II TehoupitOuIas Rtre ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
THE LANE COTTON AI1LLs.

These MILLS which built by in 1861 as an effort
of Southern enterprise again my control and
prepared to supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos
6s to l2 packed in such proportions may be ordered
and of the quality up by prior to the war which
celled any offered in this mark ct
It known, that while these Mills my hands, the
product of them attained reputation for superiority
quality and fllness of weig-unequaed by any ether
Yarns offered. This reputation has prostituted by
certain unprnced parties who have scuped to use
and brand, inferior articles and urth err
learn that Georgia Yarns have offered in tn
market, as the product of my Mills.
To protect myself and from such iupositions
have adopted trade mark which WILL hereafter be placed
each bale of Yarns with the addition of my signature
on each pad label These Mills have agents Orders left
at No. 80 Union street. will be promptly executed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
T G. DREUX-
TAX AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE,

CARRoLLroN LOUISIANA,
viii attend to the payment of Taxes the parish of Jeer-
son. and to the redemption of property forfeited for Taxes
either to the State Corporations PARISH the tracing
and examining of Titles procuring Certificates Mortgage
recording and registering Acts etc. viii also give par
cuar attention to the sale of Real Estate and collection of
Rents Orders left at Messrs V0IsON DROUET1S, No.
l22 CaOndelet street, New Orleans, promptly attended to-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
A WOODS, #..z
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
1O4 Customhouse Street,
Near Royal street)
NEW ORLEANS, La.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We, the undersigned have formed a Regular TrWeeky
Line Of Packets between New Orleans and Shreveport and in
facilitate the desire of shippers have placed at
their disposal Six No. Low Waer Boats, of which
will leave port every TUESDAY THURSDAY aud sATUR-
DAY NJ. The object of assocatng ourselves
gether that demand aud receive fair remuneration
for services We do not wish omonOpoize anything;
only desire live and let live We will regulate the
of Freight from time time, according to navigation and
sangune that friends particularly ship
pers Of freight will find fault under admnistra-
ton.
Steamer LADY GRACE, SAN, W. HAMMOND, Master.
Steamer NAVIGATOR BEN. B. KOUNS, Master.
Steamer CADDO, THORNTON JACOBS, Master.
Steamer ELEORA, ROBT WATSON, Master.
Steamer H A. HOWEVER, R. SINNOTT Master.
Steamer CUBA, W. I. BOARDMAN, Master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
LOTTERIES.
TX ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
c. H. MURRAY & CO............,...........M MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
ONLY 10000 NUMBEBs-e95 PRIZES.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nnere
drawing the 100000 prize are e. :: :.o $4,000
approximation prizes OF $500 each the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize -: 64OO
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the of the number
drawing re $4,000 prize $500
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing tie $1,000 PIKE =; .s'. 27oO
drawing the s. 600 prizes ... 2,2BO
approximation prizes of 5000 for the nine re-
~, drawing he $3.50 prizes . 1900
go approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes are. $1,000
$50 prizes amounting 1882 500
Whole tickets s24 Halves Sl2 Quarters, Sc; Eighths 3d.
Tickets sold and prizes csshed by
CHAS. I. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
No 40 Camp street or
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Oraaaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28


- BAEkS.....'................ BAEH
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JeweIry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond
eueraved best makers rich Sets, Bracelets Pins
rim Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscsn Gold,
l9 Gold Guard and Vest Chains psternB Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins, designs Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Tea Jerks and Spoons Cups
Napkin Rings. CastorB etc. Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Once and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
gpectacles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention of those needing helps rea
respectfully solicited to semmon Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles
old frames padto repairing Watches an
Jswelry, the best workmen being employed.
Remember. 20 CAMP STREET. under the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
RUrhEK's PATENT COTTON TIE
FAssEAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered for any extent in
the South and has been by thousands of planters with
the shape of the button introduced
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which, for simp
city, facility and expedition Of adjustment bales of
unequal and for security in holding is think superior
The advantages rope for bang cotton are now
unvesaly acknowledged 1t holds the bale in much smaller
both the country pressing accomplishing
ports; lessons immensely the risk from fire. stronger
This last advantage has been rkngy manifested during
war OF bales Of cotton haye been lost by the rot
iron hoops hao been used In addition to this be fur
of labor the hemp growing States reduced sup
ply of hemp such extent as to cause prices to rule
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price
have ed for the importation Of large quantity of
the best English ron and have made with
Ties.
cotton of which 1000 were compressed and with
your Iron Tie safely affirm that the cotton
received better order than it generally
Presses that It slowed better the ship to
The cotton when discharged om the ship in Liverpool
in better order than the bound cotton It is highly
has no effect upon it. for il well known by practical
that daInpness will rot the rope bound confidently
F odng and sebsng
''' ''f' yours l''p'JjtojEaiNN' HOWARD Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector of the
Iron Tie affords eeeE protection against loss in of fire
than the old style of balng with 70 e H.
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
~ ALFRED BELANGER,
ExChief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS & LATTING.
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN >BAaGING, ROPE AND IRVINE,
81 Caronil eet street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28

DETER E. blow
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS,
PAINTS WHITE LEAD. OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC.
Nos. Gs and 0s North Main street,
Between Pine and Olive, St. Louis, No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
PARTNERS MISREPRESENTATION

~ have formed coparnerhip purpose Of transact
of New Orleans, under the firm style q TATE co
me house viii be open and ready for business she st
New Orleans Sept IT, &C., ID MARTIN New orleans.
ALEX j. DYAs, Of the old well known house Of Dyas
Co. is with US, and will be pleased h old friends and
customers TATE & CO
MRR::, i a.; G. SMITH w1rHDRAws FROM TIE
~ w HG6ities and active duties of the firm Of W. J.
eo5a1s ss S8 fTsR this dss The vii
BUSINESS at the and Bsronne streets
without change Of firm
New Orleans, Sept l, 1866. J. G. WHELEss.
EOPARTNERSHE undersigned have formed
on hs pss s 81 a5d lave
S5 hss purpose t The Penns Cotton Press situated corner
o1'' =. 0-.'-''''' street. 4 2HH##5s.
COPARTNERsHIP-coPAR
The undersigned have formed Copartnersbp under the
style of McCoMBs 4 HARDY, for the transaction of
General Provision and Grocery Business No. 80 Nachez
street. W McCoMBS
September /, 1866 P. A HARDY
THE UNDERs1GNED HAVE FORMED A
Sr the purpose Of storing and COMPRISING Cotton in the
streets, Third District. IG. sZYMANsKL
E. T. PARKER.
All orders left in box No 48 Union street the
Office IF Messrs Williams, Nixon Co., viii be promptly
New Orleans, Sept lst 1856
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE FORMED
w Coparnershp, effect from this date, for the
ths y aadsr tbe lyle Mclean
FARLEFoN' Once at No. II caroHdsst street
G 4 &. ( fA kkGGEzET6N.
New Orleans, Sept. l, 1866
THE PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EXISTING IN THIS
TY The under the .sye Of HAq
Either partner will attend to the liquidation of the bust
ness
.....@.. 4 4 H F s4T4oy
New Orleans Aug 81 1866.
NoTIcE--THE PARTNERSHIP aEREToEoRE Ex-
~ listing qnder the name and style of FELL0wEs co.
loves is charged with the iqaidsti9R + y s4affs
F PA5i :; t2t GREENFIELD.
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in his sn name nom tfi5
DAN. P. LOGAN is his 2 2Ff5 re agent en-
New Orleans, Sept / 1866, is5 Common street
nIssoLUT1oN-TuE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF
~ Kennard Nuremberg is this day dissolved by mutua
Either partner will attend the settlement or the old
New Orleans, August l, 1866.
IN ness, my son L. W KL0PPENBURG succeeds me, and
will continue the business in his the undersigned
naming in the firm as partner in comIaendqn
H. ELOPPEEBURG.
New Orleans June %, 1866
PARTN ERsFHEEs EXISTING BETWEEN
and s RB WHITE INIT s e vas
mutual consent dissolved the 18th of May 1884 Either
the psrtnerH will attend to the Liquidation Of its affairs
R. MONTGOMERY,
JAS. A. WHITE.
FEHRE UNDERSIGNED WILL co rINUE THE
business of the late firm OF Montgomery White his
Owl account JAMES A. WHITE,
1853 Ceramon street.
Kew Orleans, Esd June, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
WANTED.
PER SONAL.

DEESONAI-MY WIFE. LAVINIA ELLIOTT
having left my house and board without any cause pro
VOCATION caution the public that will paw debt she may
contract. JOS ELLIOTI.
September D. 1866.
NTOTICE-REFERRIH TO THE ABOVE ADTER-
IN tisement beg the public understand that left
above named individual account Of u treatment As to
demand will not be accountable for debts contracted by
the said j. Elliott. BAVlNIA ELLIOT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28
FIN ANCTAL.

A BvANCEs ON CoNs1GNMENTs OF COTTON,
Tobacco sayes Taow, Western Produce my friends
New York Boston, Liverpool Havre, Bordeaux and the
West indies. OSCAR BERCIER,