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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-A man was ar.
rested in Tyler county, Texas, for mur.
deriug has wife and three small children
From the evidence it appears that the
man was lsborIng under an attack of in
sanity, and arising about midnight, be
took Ratchet and literally chopped his
wife and children to pieces. The neigh
oors heard screams, and went in the house,
out arrived too late. The Youngest
child, aged three years. had lis head and
arms completely chopped of.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

The LAST NIGHT IN CoHGREss. The
closing proceedings Of the late session OF
our christian congress are .hus described
by special correspondent:
" The night session of the house lasting
till morning, was filled with disgusting
scenes. Liquor flowed pretty freely from
several committee rooms, and the result
was fully exhibited on the floor of the
house. In one instance tcllers were ap
pointed who were unable 10 stand in their
places, and the count they reported 20 the
house ran a hundred over a quorum =
Members voted early and often, 10 make
it appear that quorum waa present.
Jokes were retsisd, and stories told. 4
dozen or so Of members at one time lad a
pitched battle with paper .wads, looks.
DC, which were lung through the air in
the hall. ~ daylight one ueDjeg called
81 lie reporters in tie gallery 70 come
1o"n and III. II The fun"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

IHE NEEDLE GUN.-Tbe Scientific
Amer,can says the needle gun used BY the
Irusslans Is an invention twenty years
3D. and is not up to the standard Of
American hreech leaders. Such is d
opinion OF all military officers. The United
States Is ahead of the world in inventions
G: war. "a she is IN implements Of peace.
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SHALL THE STATES LIVE?
Speech OF Hon J. r. Doolittle at Madi-
son, August LIST, 1866.
lNr. President and ttiicu-citizens

Nr. President and ttiiCac citizens:
came direct from WASHINGTON baro 70
he present At his meeting With Won TO,
dav For myself # 7 conId conspIt INV
own foa,,nos I coulI wish n ha ,eI;eveJ
f;o,o he n7ssenr drty and from, this ,hor
We have ius. passed through very long
and laborious session. Our labor has
been severe beyond precedent, and con.
TESS myself somewhat worn BIZ that labor.
to saw nothing abou, the Journey which
brought NE here White, however, |
confess that | feel in nv person the effect
of this long and unremittinc toll, We:
beo To assure Won fellow.ciTizrns tha, in
nv faith IN the GREAT nrincirIes for which
we there STRUGGLED and in The assurance
of their triumph. | have no doubt,
(Cheers.l
THE PAST ISSUE.
The oraat Question involved was this
Shall hi. oovarnmon, ~ nr,orro or dio 4
Shall onr 3ationaIi,y ho rrosa,rs5 SbalI
tho ,n;on of ,ba s,o,as nnaar ,l,o. ooos,;t,,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

fari4us IN bc discontinued. If not IDcOm
80, -.
!''''o'S J" '''' '''7 punt 80 - '-''' o
'"e PRESIDENTS response II seems 'Da' De
promptly iDteTiered in behalf Of clemency
to the prisoners, early 10 June, and that
- orl,, Tho aar.r,,oon,s 70 over,
- 80 =
c'so +" u'''-' i'l'ot WIN 'eie' e''''0 ~
remains "'fes 90 by Fe0eral an'hof''y.
Tie annexed letter accompanied the
,,.ssago.
U.s,,r,cro.. 7n,o II
SIR : re secretary u " a us 'alu De-
10 the IfeS'deht Se'e'al di'pa'cne'
which we're received ye>'ei ""y auo To-Day
from MAJ ten. Meade VINO . co'otoana>
Ing the CElied otnte' 'o'ce7 On 'he oao"-
d'an Hcu'eL. "eso 'U"''''" .i 'o" ions
warrant TIE Fes,usn' III "e'eFlhS 'ha'
the so called feo'ah eXPedidoN Is nc" en-
urc!y at IN cue. aHn mat of'ef ana IRAN
qn'il} may DC eNi''c-e'' 10 ''e'''' heuce'
forth uPo" that ,": lesPe' now
e'rf' tHd. "'n "p.'sen ~ 0I"'.eC' ="
tins efa."!I"s information a1 Tue 'uF ,i:
statement 'p'1 Is'ois : NV 49, 'oao.'on w
the line and entered wi,Lin The territory
and jurisdiction Of the United States. 1t
IS even sad that this entry took place after
. tie Gi>tufbe's OF The peace under the
command OF Inc itader spear haa rem.
pushed TIER forbidden enterprise and
Withdrawn within tbe boundary line OF The
United States. he reports 60 50 Tar as to
1 say that prisoners base been taken Oh the
soil OF the tn1ied Stftes and conveyed 10
! Cauada, AMI that tie Canadian agents
! haze tuTea!ened that these PRISONERS
+ Together "l.h such st:sgeIers As may 20"
be found within thu CANADIAN lines, VII
/ be execute! without legal trial. IL Is be-
lleyed trat these reports are exaggerated
Care has been taken by W.. Gen. Meade
f. TO have them promptly investigated.
Ia TIE maao''He AN Instructed by the
/ President Il represent 10 you, and through
You 70 the Brush anu C~uaI.an authori'
tbs, hat tbs government would rot looh
"l-bou, serious coHce'h UPON ne pracicf
/ Of any unnecessary seventy, especial.
Upon tie exercise 1t any RECLAMATION OIL
other illegal proceedings upon The persons
Ct the oH-uhers as lave fallen. or shall
dian an!h"il'1eS' Iespec'"'F 'hVitC
! Gu, ate ''"u ~ ''e s"'J"1'' vim 'pe
- i..,l.'.;a ;af,tl.a,;-,
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TIE radical CONVENTION in The HiIlss
roFo', Ohio district, tc,rcl ira'cd K. w
CLARK for congress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

~ : Nashville negro sho, { bach
man f'r refnsiDy bin ? iiJe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

no Fled q triumph = ry.- y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

The great question involved was this
Shall thi, government of ours live, or die 4?
Shall our nationality be preserved Shall
the union Of the states under the constitu
ton be secured That question we
fought out in tie field of argument: and
We have foughtit out in the field of arms {;
and we have settled that quettion forever
that tie urity Of this nation, its nation
atty, and the supremacy Of the cons'itu-
ton Of the United States are established
forever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
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DT ESH Har

On Friday Sept 2S 1866 at 5 O'Clock NJ, WILLIAM.
eldest Of Thomas Ellen Mocair aged tbre years IL
months and seventeen days. S'i' 80
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral which VIII take lace THIS DAY Saturday)
g. o'clock P NJ from the residence of his parents corner
Liberty street and Felicity road
On Efiday Sept 2Sth, at / O'Clock Mrs PETER GREEN
sged " 9SaEs native Of county Ipperay ireland and for
The friends of h family invited to attend the funeral
THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock rom the residence of
her husband, corner Gi1od and Commerce streets
At Mississippi City, Thursday 9Th inst Mrs EINIRE
FRANCES JANIN, wits of j. c. De Russy and younrest
daughter Of Charles Janin, Esq, '4'sS'
The friends OF the Janin and ne Rusy families are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence 24 Burgundy street.
THIS MORNING, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock
ON Tuesday 2sth inst at his plantation naar AIa,ap,
~ ~ slMh n Ms j. sh AW son ofthe late John r. Shaw
lay captain and A @ NJ in the ed Regiment Louisiana
s friends are invited to attend his faneral from st.
Pstrieks Cathedral, THIs MORNING. seth INST at lOl;
aeiSck
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Our thanks are rendered 10 the officers o
The steamer Sarah for Mobile papers ef the
27th.
Thanks 10 the officers of the steamship
Rapidan for tho latest Texas dates
Our acknowI Isdgn ents are rendered to the
officers of The steamer Fashion for polite at
fentions.
We are indebted to the Crescent Han Bill
lard saloon for q copy Of The Billiard Mirror.
and Billiard Players Companion, a periodical
publishedin Id Cincinnati
We are again indebted to Mr Frank Neely
for very late Western papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
#. .R. .Kas0a,as.
DENTAL SURGEON,

Canal Street. .17o
adjoining Christ Church,
Is now te be found at his Office from O'Clock A N until
every department - S' -
Every style Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH from the cheap yul
caplte Base to Gold and Patna but particular attention
given TO the Preservation Natural Teeth by Pngoin
nl424s Of ThiGb are nov lost want Cf TIMELY AND
have paronized him for than quarter Of century IN
TINS city say that he s Second to None in profession
skill and experience. "S - sa'' u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
We andergtaIld that Mr. ". r, Whitaker.

We understand that Mr.. W. n. Whitaker,
of this city, has been appointed assistant
treasurer of the United States in place Of Mr..
T. 2. May, resigned. Nh. W., besides being
y gentleman Of fine literary attainments, and
an able and polished writer. possesses un-
doubted qualifications for the position. His
predecessor Mr.. May retires from the office
with a well earned reputation for zeal, integ-
zity and efficiency in the discharge of the du-
ties Of the Office
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

The dispatch u yesterdays papers stating
that the late Right Reverend Bishop Hawkes.
was formerly bishop Of Mississippi was an
error Doctor Hawkes. was at one period rec
tor of Christ Church il this city, and, after
that, bishop Of Missouri never ii aTissis-
sippi.
we make this correction, for fear the peo-
pie Of the diocese Of Mississippi should think
the name Of Doctor Hawkes. was substituted
ffoz that Of their bishop, the Right Reverend
Doctor Green. who is at present on d visit to
The North.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

MucHos GRAoros. We acknowledge the
compliment Of polite invitation from Mr..
Miller, to meet him this evening at his new
house at No 10 St. Charles street. We shall
endeayor to find cut the meaning Of the invi-
tation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

A very interesting letter frona our Washing
ton correspo is published on the second
page of this morning. CaEseENr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Direct Importation
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
New Fan Importatlons of Dres. Goods,

New Fan Importatlons of Dress Goods,
consisting of Satin Stripe PopLISs, REPS, POLE DE
cHEykE, Printed LusTREs and ORLEANS, Tartan, all
Wool and Union PLAIDs SILK Warp and Plain Black AL.
PAcAs, New Style BALMoRALs Misses and Ladies'
sha% in great variety, great assortment of LINEN
GOODS, sHTRTINGs, LINENS, Linen sHEETINGs, and
and lO-4 Linen DAMAsKs, TOWELS, NAPKINS, Hemsttch
and Hemned HANDKERCHrEFs, English HOSIERY,
Brown and White HOSE and HALF HOSE for Misses, Boys
aud Ladies, and consignment of Patent TAPESTRY and
Brussels CARPETS and RUGS All of which we offer for
sale on time at less than New York prices
JOHN MARKS & CO.,
9s Grsyier strea+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Calvary Church protestant Episcopal Pry-
tnlaia street, corner Sixth, il open for Divine
service at Ii 4. NJ and !, III, each Lords
day. Seats free. Rev W. G. Hopkins, rec
tor until Sth Of October, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
LIVING RESIDENTS,

Embracing much larger work than any similar ever be-
fore published in this city.
This undertaking is the result of an EXPERIMENT,
but to supply exgency long experienced in this
y when socaed" City Directories have hitherto been
gotten up with view of making them profitable to the
publisher than serviceabIe to the public.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing that he has
the Patronage Countensnce and Support of theeourhs
the leading Business Houses in this city sters himself
that his great facilities in presses type material the
experience of twenty in the city of New Orleans
as practical printer and publisher will enable him to pre-
sent to the public perfectly
LIVE DIRECTORY.
Accompanying the Book Gree Of charge) will be large
and handsome MAP containing many new and valuable
features.
Merchants Manufacturers and others desrous Of adyer
tsing their goods and through this valuable and per
manent medium will please send in their advertisements at
an early day.
L. GRAHAM,
Book and Job Printer and Publisher
Cam stra E,,nr airaN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

a friend at our elbow suggests that as the
Farpers employed 5 gentleman named Mast to
make pictures Of the execution of Mrs Sur
ratt and the riot ii this city, with the usual
inaprobabfIities ana ezaggerasions. it would
be proper to style Ar. Nast's productions
Harpers Monthly Nastiness.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
GrGy's Petroleum SeOCe.
--FoR SALE Az
No. 1o8 CAMP STREET, CUP sTAIRs,}
GrGy's Petroleum SeOCs,

The most useful invention Of the ago. Will cook anything
that other Stove will in the perfect manner Throws
of hardly any outward heat Makes smoke DUST Boot or
ashes The cooking qualities will be exhibited daily between
and 2P. Y. at lO8 CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Get tie Best!
GRAHANIS
CRESCENT CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1867.

THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND FNvIRoNs ARE
NOW BEING THOROUGHLY AND Systematic
oALLY CANvAssED FOR THIS WORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

The Publisher engaged in preparing for Publication
Issue on or about the LIST of December next,
a General Directory ofthe City and Suburbs,
Wherein will be enumerated the
NAMES, BUSINESS AND LOCALITIES OF ALL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Il
LIE NORTHWESTERN MAGAZINE. We have
received the first number Of this periodical,
published by Messrs, Wood Is Turner, Sd
Baronne street, The salutatory promises the
highest standard Of writers which the country
can afford, and adequate comp for com
positions ofund donbted merit III tie pub
1ieation is to be chiefly eclectic. Tie establish
ment of PoEyteehnic Colleges, and tie en-
couragement of material development are ali.
nounced as among the chief objects of the
magazine II these respects We cannot but
wish the publishers al1 success.
Fora first number If course oil allowance
must be made and if snang Of the selected
articles have already been for some time
before the literary portion Of the community,
and if some Of the original articles are not
up to the standard which the proprietors
promise, they viii not he received without
indulgence in the hope that with time we
shall find the needed proyement.
The typographical appearance Of The South
western is neat but the proof-reader must
bemore carefnl il future, If the design Of the
publishers is to be attained.
we repeat that We wish them neirited
success.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
East India Goods.

The cargo Of ship Susan Hincks direct from Calcutta
l5Ol bales Extra GUNNY CLOTH.
9VU BAGS.
All of heavy weight For sale ty
WOOD, Low 3 LUDWIGsEN,
No 100 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

They STRENGTHEN and INV .GoRATE the SYSTEM
They are UNEQUALED FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
They are A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
They GIVE GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE.
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They PURIFY THE BREATH and Acidity of the Stomach
They CURE DIARRHEA and CHOLERA MORBUS
They CURE LIVER COMPLAINT
They are AN ANTIDoTE TO CHANGE OF WATER
AND DIET
They are the BEST srTMULANT IN EXISTENCE.
Theyare a PREVENTIVE of FEVER and AGUE.
They RELIEVE CONSTIPATION
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.-
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are only sold in
quart botes never by the gallon, quart pint See that
six stamp unbroken ever each
cork Sold by all Druggists Dealers throughout the coun
try Cali for Red Jacket no other Circulars to
the Trade supplied on application to
BENNETT, PETERS & CO.,
81 ana SO Michigan Avenue Chicago
JN0. W. NORRIS g. CO..
Wholesale Southern Agents, 50 Canal street. NJ O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Post office Notice.


Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post oace
will be closed as follows:
Mails North, East and West close daily at2P 4 via N o.
jackson, and G. N. K. R.
Mails for Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta close daily Of
IAN.
Bashear etc. opeonsas Railroad, daily except Sundays.
ate o'clock A. NJ,
Galveston Indanoa and Southern and Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays. Fridays Sundays
at7A
Mails for Natchez Baton Rouge by Atlantic Aa5s.
sippi steamers, daily, except Sundays, at 3P.M.
Coast Mails for ali Post oees up the river as Bayou
Sara by steamer Latourche, Wednesdays A NJ and
Saturdays atSP.M
Mails for Northeastern Texas River trweek1y at
o'clock P. N.
Mails fer ouachita River, Wednesdays Saturdays at
O'Clock p. NJ
OFFICE HoURs.-opens A. NJ, closes P, NJ The Gen.
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open untR
Or
sUNDAYs.--oalce opens A NJ, and closesl2H.
R. W. TALIAFERRo,
postrnaU
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29


THE GRowNING HoRRoR Fifteen Union sol
diers, confined at AndersonYille until the close
9he war. were last Monday discovered still in con
nnement an 2 cave near Atlanta guarded by rehe
gusrrillas, aud totally ignorant that the war wa:
ended They were starved and emaciated hay
ing been cruelty abused, and most of them werf
1eaFly idiotic from the protracted confinement in
darkness, not having seen the light since leaving
AIdeEaonville Chicago Post
Ihe Atlanta New Era prononnees the above a
simple, unrelieYed, absolute lie, without even the
shadow Of foundation.
It is az very well for the Atlanta New Era
70 take such lofty. standing upon the sub
5eet but who that knows that conspiracy
was lately discovered IA tllia city to assassin
Ate Gen, Sheridan and overwheIn his forces
A at one feli swoop, Will doubt the Chicago
Post Who that Knows that the chain n-earg
at Mobile only yes terday unearthed hundred
and fifty thousand rebels, splendidly armed,
equipped, proytsionsd, aninaunitioned ana
drilled, preparing Tor tie next advance
against Spanish Fort, viii question the vera
seity Of tho Chicago Post2 Who. that has ever
heard King Cutler, or duck Durant, or Nike
Hahn, portray the horrors ana dangers that
surround Them, #illi doubt this latest reyela-
fion Of the Chicago Post? Who that has
heard the account Of the fearful attempt to
aasassinate and capture the lovely Governor
Wells, and to asaassinate hin by smotllering
him Hith horgid Confederate flags will ever
doubt the Chicago Post?
oh, no Mr. Atlanta New Era, you cannot
blind folks in that fashion, as surely al tile
New York Herald is high-toned and incor-
auptible--ag 'surely as Horace Greeley is as
firm and just as MANY believe him to be saga
oious as -aple ely as Major General Butler is
magnanimolts. honest and truthful as surely
as TAad SteYefes Is an angel Of love and
mercy and iait hfnl representative Of Him
who preached Peace on earth and good Will
toward man 6ili. last Z crowning horror y
j frightfnl, palpsible, damnable reality
Read II again ana belGeVel Let Us have no
moro attempts to throw cold water on such
'ecords IS these, which bear the impress Of
auth on their very face, Tell the truth, and
hane the devil!
Maj. Gen. ~ w orme wals buried atI
4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

PEPTN 81 TURCOTTEs
13l, CANAL STREET. ....,.......13l
ToURo BUILDING, BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON
On Thursday, Sept. 27th,
a LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Directly Imported from France. England
and Germany.
ALSO
LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS,
For Families and Plantations is offered at MUCH RE.
DUcED PRICES.
The attention of Ladies specially called to ou splendid
assortment Of
SHAwLS, .... .....
SILK CASHMERE AND CLOTH cLoAKs;
BAsQUINEs, PEPLUMs, JACKETS, Ere,
Of the --latest Parisian Style.
Rich Cluny Trimmed BODIES SLEEVES COLLARS
INFANT ROBES, MAEsE1LLEs DRESSES,
EVENING GOWNS, ETC
SILKS, FOULARDs CAsHMEREs
MER1NoEs, PoPLINS, BIARRITz, w
... LIMOS sULTANAs BRILLIANTS,
PIQuEs, PRINTED PERCALs,
BALM oRALs AND EMPRESS SKIRTS,
LACE, Wells, RIBBONS, ..... ......
TRIMMINGS, LINENS,
TULLEs, Hos1ERIEs,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
SeeEye 81 .attCOOeg,
A B sEELYE. ................H P. ATWOOD
COTTON GINNERs AND PICKERs,
CORNER ST.. JAMES AND ST. THOMAS srs.
We use the eighty saw CARVER GIN Drop Box ut Price
Current office No l29 Gravier street.
1866. 6....,.....1S 1866. ......... 1866.
AT WHOLESALE.
FALL IMPORTATION.
j. LEvoIs s. co.
Invite the attention Of Jobber and Retailers to their
Winter Importation of Dry Goods,
which is complete in every department, and in
Foreign Dress Goods
comprises the and choicest styles being the largest
and richest stock ever offered in this market
SILKS,
PoPLTNs,
MERINos
DELAINEs
ALPACAs,
BOMBAZAINEs
Ealf1ELIoo tlO1t1I
LUsTERs,
VELVET REPS,
BALMoRAL SKIRTS,
FRENCH CLOTH,
CLoAKIEGs,
FLANNRLs,
sHAWLs,
CLOAKS |
In American Goods:
PRINTS,
DELAINEs,
sHIRTIEGs,
LINSEYs,
KNIT GOODS in
sHAwLs
CLOAKs
CAPEs
soNTAGs,
NuBIAs |
All of which offer at the Lowest Market Rates
j. LEVoIs & CO.,
Corner of Canal and Bourbonstreets.
Prepared OEE
-oF-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Mrs Swisshelm says that she young woman
to whom the radical Congress voted SIC, 600
fer bust Of Lincoln, calls upon Senators
and Representatives at their lodgings"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Mai. Cen. ~. W. Orme wal3 buried at
Bloomington, Ill., on the 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Carpet BV'ureh0gvse,

Carpet Warehouse,
CHARITIES STREET. ..t...........17
Lately received CARPETING, of all kinds and qualities
FLOUR OIL CLIO THIS, Of all quaitieS, which to suit
rooms; CURTAIN MATERIALS, Lace Curtains Cornices
and Bands in CREST ety; Window Shades, Hair Cloth
Grumb Cloths fable and Piano Covers China and Cocoa
Matngs OF all widths
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Whiskles and Domestic Liquors.
l5 bbls Bourbon WHISKY, A. ..
40 :, Tuscaloosa ..
80 =. Elott's Mills WHISKY.
Is Moore & Moore !.
40 :. s, N. Pixies White Wheat WHISKY.
10 >. Phelps RYE GIN.
80 packages IMITATION BRANDY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

The South caroline legislature has passed
q bill (which permits all parties to testify in
their own behalf in civil causes, and gives
permission TO defendants in criminal cases to
testify as 70 facts, but does not require that
they should give any evidence tending to
criminate themselves. The fire loan bill to
authorize the city council Of Charleston to
issue two millions Of bonds, as proposed in
their recent ordinance TO aid in rebuilding
the city, has also been passed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Late AGtVs Of Louisiana.

THE SACTs OF THE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE State LEGISLATURE, are jus.
published in pamphlet form and can be had of .. a..
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
1O6 Camp street.
THOs. L. WHITE.
log Canal street,
JAS. A. GRESHAM,
% Camp street.
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
% Canal stteet.
F. KELLER,
97 Royal stre8t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

CordiaIs, Etc.
50 cases Kerman. Green and Yellow, Superior
CORDIAL
100 baskets Extra superfne ANIsETTE.
80 cases Extra Superfne Assorted CoRDIALs.
60 :. MARAsCHINO.
10 :. CURACAO. ......
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

French BrandIes.
80 packages coGNAC, j. Faure & Co.'s Vintage,
1885 to 1865.
IS COGNAC, DeLapradiere's vintage 1862
10 E. CoGNAC, Rouillac, 200 Proprietors.
C0GNAC, Otard, Dupuy & Co., yintages
1851 and 1883
IL COGNAC, fine Champagne Castilon,
1925.
100 Rochelle Pelleyoisin, fourth proof.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
IL Fireman.

Book and job Printer and Publisher,
..... 80 Camp street (up stairs)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

4. B@tEFy blanchard, Ir.,
3s aud 40 Old Levee street,
Has for sale, in Store, and in Bonded Warehouse,
CEAR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

45O casks Ordinary, various brands.
100 Superior and Dessert,
1000 cases Claisac, Clos Montague and ST. Maraive
400 ST. LOubes, julie. yinard & Co.
500 Clairac, pints. ...y
$50 St. Loubes, Jules Wizard 4 Co., pints.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Olive OIL and Vinegar.
200 cases quarts and pints Plagniol's OLIVE OIL
300 White Wine VINEGAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Champagne Wines.
100 baskets genuine Piper Hedsieck quarts and pints
800 B. RE. Perrier, quarts and pints.
500 De Belnsut.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Vermauth, Absynthe, Etc.
100 cases WEYMOUTH, Molly, Prat Co.
200 :. ABsYNTIIE, E. Pernod.
% :. KIRSCH, E, Pernod.
20 =. CASsIs. ........ .........
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Bonnets, Wells Flowers Ribbons Bets Clasps Breaches
Laees Lace Shawis Pepums Sashes Cloaks Mantias and
suits all completes all of which were selected in Paris by
&AE. OLYMPIC herself