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Ndp'E'ECHL.

III. PERSONS indebted TO Dr. John II. Parker
n for the year 1865 arc rcqucs, ed to settle at
early date. Those who have given notes for
1865 or &C. as they have invariably chosen their
own time for payment, will please meet them when
they are due.
B:1yn DIR. PARKER continues TO offer his SER
vices to the sick and afflicted For those who cnn-
not pay when the cases arc dismissed, he will wait
reasonable time.
pckcns e. H.. Nov. ~, 1866 Off
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Commissioners Of fubiic Bni0ings--Rob't.
a. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. IIngood, Sec
rotary aud Treasurer; w. +. IIolcombc, NJ. +.
Mitchell, p }. Miller.
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CommtSSioncrs ct'Me Pyor- Dr.. II. G. Miller
chairman; Geo. r. Cherry. Secretary and Treu
snrer; ). B. Clayton. S. b. Keith, r. Craig, Sr
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RESALE.

RESALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PicikcIns-Hn Equity.
xs Bill for Sale Of Land to
A. A. Uunnicutt Of o,s pay Debts, SO.
ny VIRTUE OF q dccrca order TO me directed,
- in this case, by the Court Of Equity will sell
at public auction, at Pickcns G. H., to the highest
bidder,
.ON SAI.EDAY IN JANUARY NEXT,
TIE REAL ESTATE
OF Alvin jenkins, deceased, rs described in the
plcadings in this casc. namcy:
One Tract Of Land, situate in the District of
rickcns. on Tugaloo River, containing Three Hun
,lred aud Sixty Acres, more less aud adjoining
lands Of J. II. Shcor, s. Hughes. and Estate of Il.
~ Hawthorne. There is some thirty or forty acres
OF good river and creek bottom this tract.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale. Tho pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bond to the Commits.
sioner. with two good surctics, together with
mortgage Of the premises, TO secure the payment
Of the purchase money. The costs to be pail i'm
cash on day of sale. Purchasers to pay extra for
titles, mortgages and stamps.
ROBT. y. THOMPSON, C.rpp
DssS" Sold at the risk Of the former purchaser,
who has failed to comply with the terms Of sale
Com'rs. O!licc. Oct. 81 1866 81
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commissioners Of Free ScAools--T b. Maui
den, Chairman; W, f. Ilolcombc. Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, 1. Wicklifle, IT.
IL. Penny, Daniel Grice James Burdine
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NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to the "Gcrman Settlement So
l cicty' will come forward and mako speedy set
tlement with the undersigned
JACOB SCHROEDER, President
August 6, 1860 81 Il
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-MyistratcS-W. j. CAN'T, J. NJ. Adams, j.
K. Gnssett. Thos. billiard, j. Q. G. Parsons, j.
~ Arnold. Rcdin Rackcy, j. b. Sanders, E,
IL. Werner, Abel Robins. w. II. Peronncau, 4.
Bryce, ST, Edward Hughes, John Sharp
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ny VIRTUE of the Fl fas in my ofice-Thos r.
- Shclor and others vs. Robert Maxwell, Jr--I
will sell ut public out.cry, at Pickens c. H., to the
highest bidder, on Saloday in January next, the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

40 bbs whisky TO halfbbls do W A Watson 40
bbls apples G Butts--60 do 40 hbls onions l6 bbs
ribs DelBondo-2 wagons I B Bodley &eo-g8l
bbls apples j Il Geltner4 bbls eggs 20 halt-bbs
krout crates ll6S head cabbage w @ Mitchell
plows Slark, Stauiler &oo-l5 bXs bacon bXs
tongues / Adams &en-3S coops fowls R S Fitz-
gerald-sundries to order
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Steamer Cuba-90 bales
cotton j G Eistner-75 Cummings, Brown &co-T3
Fl K Carter-Ss4 H w Farley &co-57 Carroll Hoy
&co-5O Seymour, larbrougn &co-43 Stevenson
& May-4lJ Jno Phelps &co-40 O l. Walmsley &co
26 W Burbridge &eo-22 Spyker g. Sandidge-
l6 Conuor & Seixas-lS A Miltenberger &co-15
A NJ Lisso-12 D R Carroll &co-l1 Alcus, ,Scherck
10 L 8 p El9ridge-lOG w Vests Medd & New
ton-0 Wood, Low 6 Ludwigsen-S Jonas & Egg
gleston-S Payne, Huntington &co-7 j D Blair q
co-6 Meyer, Deutch Weis-6 J L Lee &co-6
Rawlings & Mure-5 Wright, Allen &co-5 s
Seiss-5 Blanchin & Giraud-4 H Ware & Som
] P Manico &co--3 Lee Crandell &co-3 G W
Theneman-2 Campbell & Strong-2 7 & S Hen
derson-2 SenteIl Prather-2 Nalle, Day &co-2
j I Hardie &co--l Bouligny l. Esclapon-l Scott
Cage &co-3 bbs honey Fl K Carter-10 horses NJ
Bradhorf-sundries to order-Total S5l bis cotton
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Annie Wagley-lS6
bales cotton Board of Underwliters-32 l. Wal
msley &co-11 j A White-25 Ben Toledano-l6
J l. Lee &cO-S3 G. w West-20 Carroll, Hoy eco
20 Cummings, Brown &co-l3 Pinckard, Steele Il
co-l0 Ar bIiltenberger-3 w rhompson-2 F j
Herron--4 Boulgny i EsClapon--l R Lloyd-4
Denis & Lewis Clinton Rchards-3 B S Har-
per &co--l I F Theneman-3 ] D Blair &co-3 NJ
| L Crawford-5 Thos N Scott &co--4 d R Carroll
&Go-l Violet, Black &co--l0 SKIS potatoes Will
kinson & Rachal-225 hides bdl skins l. Mann
&co-l bale hides W ThompsOn--6 bales wool
10 bags do 81 hides Il bhs tallOw 200 sheep skins
81 bdls hides Board of nderwriters-sundries to
order-Total l56 bales cotton
| SaREFEPOR Rp--Steamer Caroline-23 bales OF
cotton Spyker ( Sandidge-l2 Speake & Buckner
20 ChafGs i Buckner-lS Thos NJ Scott &co-l2 \
| T.IlN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Exports saturday.

LIYERPO Steamship Fire Queen-l725 bles
cotton 260 bbls rosin 1142 SKIS oicake 527T slaves
sI9,300 Mexican dollars and sundries
LTvERPO O0L-Ship Monmouth-l2 bales cotton
10 tcs lard 2S, GOO slaves and sundries
NEW YORK Steamship Huntsville 948 bales
cotton So bbls -four 15l bbis molasses IS bales
moss 27 kegs butter 100 bbls oranges and sundres
BOST0N-Bark Bridgeport--92S bales cotton
1915 hhls -four 1890 stayes
BARCELONA A-Bark Yietoria-450 bales cotton
Il, ,725 slaves
G.ALYEST6N- Steamship I C Harris bbls
flour lG1 bales hay Is csks bacon 1865 bxs candles
1861 hxs soap 1000 SKIS oats $50 wagons
SABINE PASS Steamship Hudson 40 SKIS corn
Y BR1zos sANTIAGo-schr Edith Brown-l5(
bhls -four 30 bbls lime s tics hams $4,000 shingles
GA .23S feet lumber and sundries
MATAMOROS-S Brazos-370 bbls -four 6!
bbls lard 150 bbls whisky and sundries
MONTGOMERY Steamer Vigo-25 bbls fou1
l6 bbls pork csks bacon hhds sugar tcs ham:
25 bxs cheese and sundry mdse
MOBILES Steamer Lucretia-15 hhds sugar q
sk5 coffee Is bbls whisky and sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Imports Yesterday.

Is bales cotton Perkins, Swenson &eo--6 Franeke
4 Danneel- and sundries to order-Total "a bales
cotton
MOBILE Steamer Mary Con1ey-45 bales cot
ton o Gallagher &co--28 Ware Bro-l0 Wal
thall &eo-i1 Violet Black &eo-5 Scott & Bro
10 Payne, Huntington &co-4 Smith 4 Moody
Butt Flash & Lyons Jno 7 Hardie &co-sun-
dries to order-Total 120 bales cotton
NEW YORK-Steamship George Cromwell
NEW YoRK-steanshp Mississippi mds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
usd 9s aess pase.~s4


being naii aaa xoid was properly resein1ea BY the
eAusts 8d NO decision oGl any rale tending gostay
BF suspend fHe execution of judgment can be
appealHd from lhe geQedy Is by injunction, if
applisd fBt on s6tae ground tJ0dge Thear4
hexe refers te the case ei nandamus against the
Ndge ot the LpuFsh District Court doeidediast Feb
raisy O. s2A---by the Supreme Court, and other
antIiHrisies1.
The suspension appeal is therefore refused.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Abel passed tile following sentences on
Saturday,
I9eIhes William MiIey, oolorad, a. Hartman,
Francis Eobee aud Edward Girdon, each convicted
af sepafate larceny, eighteen months at hard
labor VI the Penitentiary.
william Johnson, colored, larceny, six months
inahe PenitsntiaFE
Parish Prison.
a Rodriguez, larceny, forty days Parish Prison
Frank Murray, assault and battery, forty days
Ftsde1iek Way, larceny, twenty-four hours
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

MOBILE Steamer Mary-l2 bales cotton to R
Pritchard- Butt Flash l. Lyon-57 A Hender-
son, Peale &co-sundries to order-Total l45 bales
VERA cRUz-Brig Hercules -$l8 200 specie to
r Camerden
tes 4 bbls molasses to e Troisgres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Recelpts Of Produce satg1rla7.

FORT SMITH Steamer Peter Balen-654 bales
cotton and sundries
ST L0UIS-SteamerC Continenta!-l08 bales cot
ton 81 hhds tobacco and sundry mdse
TRENTCN-Ste Yicksburg-66 bales cot
ton and sundries
BAYOU SARA-steamer Lafourche-149 bales
cotton 142 SKIS seed cotton lis bbls so hfbbls mo-
lasses and sundries
BAYOU SARA-steamer St Nicholas-52G bles
cotton l70 SKIS seed cotton Dbl 60 hhds sugar 1871
bbls IS hfbbls molasses and sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
ggaFilte ntFlllgenre.
cRescRNr OFFICE, No. o. c1xp sTRExT,
Monday, November -, 1866,
gaes.rea satils.sla.g..

ng Steamship Fire Queeis Williamson, for Liver
Ssasii Ashbfidge, Ocean SEQ
Steamship Huntsville, Ryder for New York,
ID DAieCoard
Steamship / d Harris, Lockwood, for Galveston,
g Harris
eseasashiB Hudson. Pennington, for Sabine Pass,
Hawes 4 Bowen
Br sl.fs Monmouth Jones, for Liverpool via Pen.
saeoia Creepy Nickerson &eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The steamer Annie Wagley, Capt Grant. which
arrived yesterday evening from Grand Ecore,
brought to this port $50 bales cotton, bales and
10 bags wool, lot Of hides, etc., from the wreek
Of the steamer Alex. Speer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Chapter u Accidents.


William Collins, residing at No.15 St. Ferdinand
sfEeet. while Id state of intoSication fell from
she second story Of the house last evening, and
was 20 dangerously injured that il was deemed
necessary to convey him to the Charity Hospital
fag treatment.
Aaki9 being pulled by d white man on the
river IN frontof the Fourth Di ret about dawn
Vt day yesterday was seen run oyer by the
steamer Olive Branch, and it is supposed that
sle nlan was drowned.
Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock. two
bsys ABOUT fourteen or fifteen years Of age, while
ge eenfng u playing with pistols, on the Bayou St.
5ehn oaa, of the weapons went off, danger
bHssg woAnaiag one Of Ihe boys, whose name is
Black ia fae neck. The other, whose name is not
knowns fed Immediately, and escaped. The
4g0nnaea boy was taken to the residence of his
mother on Bafpnfe strset, between Perdido and
Union streets.
Last eyeniag, between and O'Clock, man
kIogTs ~ Saglo g0t into a difficulty With another
IsaH4 at the corner Of Frenclmen and Morales
streets, ana fired pistol in the direction Of his
antagonist. The hail Inssedsits aim and hit a boy
named Bernard in tlie thigh inftoting mortal
N0uAd. Sayio had not been arrested up TO II
p'eeck last night
A Enanb by thenaHe Of James Sharp accidentally
BROKE his leg while removing the police Office
q very small building. little distance upon the
aFTee. Yhe place was opposite Bienyille street
and tae man was sent to the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Republic, sturtivant, from the PassesaTowed
down and to sea bark Jennie Cobb-Brought
up bark Aberdeen and sehr Flor del Mayo
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, from New York
10th inst to A Moulton-2d district
10Th 10TH inst. to Wm Greeyy-2d district
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Galveston and
Indianola, to @ Harris-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Olive Branch, Belt, from St Louis.
j FL Groesbeck, Maratta, from Cincinnati.
Argosy and barge, schenck, from Cincinnati
Annie Wagley, Grant, from Grand Ecore.
Caroline, Batemau, from Shreveport
Cuba. Boardman, from Carolina Bluffs
Mary Conley, English, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
xYsil- Desesved j ppoiptment.

NSe aHe leased to learn that the Rev. Mr.. Hall,
81 shia eY Ys has been called to otciate as head OF
aAe First Presbyterian Church of Columbus Ga,
altEBug ON pleasure il mingled with regret that
the city should lose one Of its most eloquent
preachers. Mr. Hall will be readily remembered
as Tie late ehaplain Of the Washington Artillery
hg 4 laFge number Of our readers, and one who
YeHnained 90 near the men whose religious welfare
liz had undertaken to watch over in the hour Of
battie fIat upon one occasion he was taken pri-
soner He VIII We believe, discharge his present
tsaak equally faithfully.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

NE are under obligations to Nj, J. ]. Com.
rgre clerk of tie steamer Caroline, for fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

sp bark victoria, Iiblier, for Barcelona,
Bark Bridgeport Morgan, for Boston.
sohr Edith Brown, Merrill, for Bra4os santiago,
w Gpldenhow
w Goldenbow
steamer yigo, Norton, for Montgomery, H.
Steamer Luoretia, Davis, for Mobile, Master
Arrived Saturday.
Bark Aberdeen, Anderson, g days from Cape De
Verde Islands, to G A Fosdiek-lst district Y
Fir bark Bordelaise, Rrel from Vera Cruz, in bal
last to master-3d district As
Br brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, days from
Havana, to E Troisgros-2d district
Mex brig Hercules, Basso, from Vera Cruz, TO +
Gamerden-2d district
Schr Flor del Mayo Harkness, days from Brash-
ear, to master-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental, Fowler, from St Louis.
Peter Balen -, from Fort Smith,
yicksburg, Tohin, from Trenton.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
St Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile-P RR.
TowBoATs.
Republic, sturtiyant, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea bark Jennie Cobb-Brought
up bark Aberdeen and schr Flor del Mayo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Recelpts by Rn1rronaa.

Receipts by Railroads.
N. o.. j. Il G. N. r. R.-Soy I6-4E2 bales Of
N. O., j. 4 q. N. R. R.-Eov l7-7oo bales
N. o., .. i q, ". R. R.-No7 17-2l bales
cotton L hid sugar 7S bbs moiasses and sunlries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
PELOUa 3 8.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at5P,M
EtbR 3fsEa-0EBARB, WASHINGTON PORT RAPEE
aoq{n BayGu RoHHe s94 all 9tsrmediate aydRg on
lme, ltghtr4ugh passenger steamer Gleunas u q PcEs
master, j.; B. Schnit clerk will leave as h0ye Re-
turning will Leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock Particular attention paid coasl ns
Louis stree "a ~
GhRRIERE Il LOGAN
Corner Bienvl2 and Old Leyee streets
YIRGlNIUS G DENT1Ejl, Advertising Agent
Leaves livery WEDNESDAY, at 3 p. NJ
| EOR 0IEL1USAS-TBE NEW LIGHT DIR FIT
Il steamer j. ID. aalntls, 0. Hinckley, MASTER NJ Ken
nison st o sIoTk viii leave for opeosas, ashngon Port
the AtcbRfaaye river and Court abeau rs above Fes
freight or PASsage, applJ On board, 81 .
| J. z. OAR!lTN, 23 Old Bevse street
VIRGINIQs Q. pENTZEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Fire Companies I1aguerreotyped.

Yesterday, Nh Lilienthal having had a stand
erected in ront Of the City Park, took daguerreo.
type pictures Of the following fire companies:
Jefferson No. 22. Perseverance No. 10. Louisi-
ana Hose, Home Hook and Ladder No. ! Or.
no. IS.
a separate picture was taken Of each company.
afd, together they present the faces Of nearly a
thousand ACTIVE aud exempt members Of the ire
impressions taken are said TO be very distinct.
The pictures are to be exhibited at the fair which
opens tomorrow. Creole No. and Philadelphia
No, FL were on the ground but Mr. Iilienthal had
act time 70 take them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Fv,xsn ymHaosoPEES Og sA,y4Eay = ssIs-,
Ihe oGrIectures cetitlea VIE FhiH52'y As5FeR3"
gay New Y0Fl sau be nal IN New pC,e,ps stg s. kotr,
81 EoY street priGG Is csnts ssEl pGSt apghsKe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Tile secretary Of the treasury has addressed
circular to the collectors Of customs for a
copy Of which we are indebted to the Hon.
Rla. 2, Kellogg, collector Of this port-in-
structing them to calI the special attention Of
ship owners, and others interested IN the navi-
gasion If the seas and the Northern lakes,
ID the recent aet Of Congress in regard to the
life-boets required By law, the disengaging
apparatus and the launching Of life-boats in
case Of ato9n, The disaster to the Evening
Star has doubtless caused these instructions
- be promulgated. Wepublish the circular
III to-day paper
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP coMeAHE's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
sEEAMsHIPs- STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK. MAIL STEAMSHIP GoMeANF's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Forming Regular Semi. Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam.
ships.
yTOEs NEw x0EM DEHEGT-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. .750s tons. Nelson, Commander.
GUIDING sTAR...... .250O tons. Barry, Commander
MISSISSIPPI. 22OO tons. Summer, Commander
hERRIAAOK.. 1900 tons. Ysnsice, Commander.
HAVANA. .2O0O tons. Whitman, Commander.
MONTEREY. .l40O tons. Edwards, Commander.
.l4OO tons. Quick, Commander.
MATANZAS. .,........ .146O tons. ...--, Commander.
MISSOURI. l40O tons. Hudson, Commander.
The steamship
QUICK, Commander
WIllsays on WEDNESDAY, November 81 att M, from the
Company's Wharf, in front of Jackson Square,
The steamship
SUMNER, Commander,
viii leave on SATURDAY November 9th, at NJ, from
tho Company's wharf in front of Jackson Square.
Freight will be received by Line upon the Company's
Wharf, imes during hours and the rates for
freight and passage will ioS by any Oher regular
ina.
For freight or passage spply TO
WILLIAM CaEEyY, Agent,
So Garonieet street New Orleans.
G. K. GARRISON, President
Bowling Green stree, New York,
FOR NEW YORK
oRoMwELL,s N Y. AND n. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
| To sail on SATURDAY Nov 2ith, at O'Clock A NJ.
FoE NEW yoRK-THE FAST AND REGu.
80" Geo, Cro,nyeil
| E. E. VAIL, Commander,
Will leave her wharf foot Toulouse street. District
| as above.
First Cabin Passage.
ALFRED NOULTON,
II CNrondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam.
ships.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

impressions taken are said to be very distinct
Ihe pictures are to be exhibited at the fair whci
opens tomorrow. Creole No. and Philade!phii
No l4, were On the ground but Nh. Llienthal hat
not time y take them.
CiarroEltDu.
The crowd Of pleasure seekers who visit Car
1oliton, is sensiblyl less than it was during tht
summer months, but there must have been over
three hundred visitors upon the honrly tram upol
WAlch We rode, and in returning, the Grove az
peared still greater. About the close ef Deeem
Der. aF the first of January, the use Of steam +
TO be abolished from the road, at least as far a:
NanGIeon avenue, ana large stapies are aiEelat
2eaflY completed for de use of the horses and taf
slIat are I'd be employed on this line. Considering
dhe present amount Of travel, it ls doubted ~
many whether The horse cars even at every nys
minutes interval, viii He sufficient to move tht
9hFDng that is constantly III motion. Ihere cal
be no doubt, however, that the pleasure o
riding VIII be greatly increased by the proposed
change. The smoke and noise made by tht
tram spreyent many from nndertaklng tne eAeur III.
sion, and some Of the eXeurslonlsts ar
aiseuntented at having to travel not only
III separate cars from those devoted ~
zhe other sex, but what is almost as bad' o. n
8erief accommodation, Not that they mlnd II
they agree, but the ladies must and there ls nc
reason Why they should thus be depriyeds they
think, unless where they happen TO be accom-
panied with infant charges However this may
Pc, the depots either end are TO be sold, ana se
Is the hotel with its well-known garden.
We spent a pleasant hour In wandering anoul
The city. withGol jules Dreax as our glide, alt
along the levee, which has not quite 50 large
shipping as ours. But what attracted cur atten
zion more than anything else was date tree il
the garden of d well known citizen Of the place
from the top of which we're growing isendreds o
bunehes of the date. The iruit had not quite 81
aained maturity was of q yellowish color and il
shape was TINT Of a pecaRnut The owner Of tn
Sree NH. Schuler We belieye) designs eXllibitin
come Of The fruit tomorrow at the fair 1t ma
not be nal dprop0s t5 remaik k en- pdssdd tha
we hear there is another tree bearing fruit at th
corner gf Magazine and Felicity road, and tha
aAera are some thirteen date or palm trees altc
gefher 10 the city.
Carrollton il said to contain at the presen
sigaa about 1000 inhabitants, most of whom
it need hardly be said are identified wit
ahe business Of this city. We inquired the price
Orient before leaving, but we heard Of only on
house, and the rates do not appear to be mue
cheaper than thew are in this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-07

lay out the State into four provinces eimilar TO
Ireland-Mahohia sweeneyana, Seovelania, and
Fenia, in honor of the four governing powers OF
the age. President johnson will then be invited
to acknowledge the State, and to issue procla-
nation, declaring that there is no war there.
The State will then be Immediately recon
structed by sending two Senators to the United
States Senate, instead of one, as at present.
& The expedition is planned with the greatest
secresy, nobody but the Commander-in-Chie
who will dress in snufrcolored cloth and green
trimmings, and your correspondent, who dresses
in light grey business suit without trimmings,
know anything about it; Eeven the Bargeman
thinks 1t shipment of navvies for the Camden
and Amboy r. r. Co., and indeed, it will take
all of the executive ability of the officers of the
expedition to prevent the men from going to
work for wages when they arrive, as many of
them are pretty hard up, but with some good
speeches about the wrongs of old Ireland and
enough to eatlto keeplthem from getting hungry,
it is believed they can be kept in good enough
order TO land without tumbling overheard.
Before this meets the public eye there win be
some exciting events to record. Your own cor
respondent viii have his eyes about him, and
no correspondent shall get ahead of him in the
news. The reporter OF the N. Y. World asked
me out to take drink this afternoon, but you
may rely upon it, he got nothing out of me,
neither can anybody else.
Your Own CoRREsPoNDENT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-07
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS., IN
duphcate will be received at this Office until IL
NJ, MONDAY. the 18th day of April. 1866, for the
delivery OF 5000 head of BEEF CATTLE ON the hoOf,
for the use OF captured Indians. The cattle to be
delivered to the A u. 81 for Indians at Fort Sumner,
New Mexico.
The first delivery TO be on the 1st day of July 1885,
and to consist OF 500 head of catte the subsequent
deliveries to be in such numbers and at such tmes
as may be required by the undersigned.
1he cattle must be from three to five years old,
and must weigh at least 400 pounds net their weight
to be ascertalne0 according TO manner laid down in
the Subs Regu atoms OF 1S63l and to be of the best
marketable quality. No Stags, Bulls, Cows, or
heiiers will be received
Whenever, in the opinion of the A. c. S. for In
dians at Fort Sumner the cattle presented do not
lulHl the conditions here set fOrh as many as do
not will be rejected. Ten per cent. OF money due
contractors Will be retained until the contract is tu-
filed.
Two responsible persons must sign each bid,
Ruaranteeng that If The contract is awarded TO tho
perty or parties therein proposing they will enter
contract, and when tho parties thus offering as
sureties known to the undersigned, their
ability to reimbu the loss 10 the United States.
which would accrue in case OF failure must be
attested before magistrate or other officer em
powered to admInsLer oathS
The parties to HON this contract is let will be ex-
pected TO hl The tract III mseves-any sub-letting
Of the contract will be considered failure to come
ply with the contract and the contractor will be held
respou 81 Bile therefor.
"a Endorse the envelope Proposals for Beef
Cattle, at Fort Sumner, New Mexico"
Captain and c. S and Brevet Major q. s. A.
Office Purchasing and Depot q. s District of New
Mexico Santa Re, N M. February Z, 1866, 23t