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Mnra Reeohnr on ths vntn.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher deliver
ed an address at the Brooklyn Acade.
my of Music, Tuesday night, in which
no ipdorsed the veto ofthe President
he said:
There is Frcedmcn's Bureau
There was in Congress bill tor the
more efficient organization oft. All
mems hoarts have been to-day excited
by the tidings that the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill has been vetoed by the
President fSome hisses.] lam sorry
that he fell ii to be his duty to Ueto it,
and am sorry thdt the biitwdS so drawn
that he nds obliged to feel Il to be his
duty to ueto i. But, mark this is not
vetoinGa bureau nor an amended or
reorgsniEcd bureau, but only that par
ticular form of bureau which that bill
contained. 1t does not commit the
President against any proper depart.
ment administering to the blacks
throughout the South. We know, on
the other hand, that he is in favor OF
snch bureau. And | confess that on
reading bis message it has left q pro-
found impression upon my mind, that
he urges serious and wcighty reasons
why, in the form in which il went be-
fore him, it should not have become
Nbe law of the land. But l believe
and am sure that no man in this land
is more in favor Of some Legislation
that shall amount to an efficient pro-
lection Tor the black man than Presi.
dent Johnson himself. Applnuse =
They arctic be protected, but they arc
not to be protc ,tcd at the expense Of
the Constitution, but by ils integrity.
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nEcoxsrmUC UCTION REPoRr.

The committee on Reconstruction
reported on Monday, in the House oil
Representatives, on the subject of the
admission OF Tcnncsseo Tho commit.
too was very far from being unanimous
Tho majority report embraces fvc
points; lst, that the final act in recon
strnction must be left to Congress; I'd,
Tennessee must admit only loyal men
to Office 3D., no claim orappropriation
shall be maIc for cmpncipated slaves;
4th, the rebels shall be disfranchised;
9th, the rebel debt shall be repudiated.
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FENIAN FuRY.-The Fcnian heart
is iSoeing fred at fearful rate by the
recent Intelligence that tho English
government has declared martial Inv
in Ireland. Mahoncy and other lead.
ors declare that the timo has como to
DO something, and accordingly, some.
thing is done, in tho holding of tro.
mendous and excited meetings, whcrc,
ever Fenianism hourishcs, which result
in copious contributions Of money by
tho faithinl-as they think, for the lib,
Grafton of Ircland-but, us tho great
body of unprojudicod lockers ON bo.
Iiove, for tho personal pampcring OF
unprinciplcd dcmagogues who are ON j..
ly inviting their followers to BANQUET
OF poverty and destruction.
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.rHyRspAr March 5 .Ise6,
WHAT or Iri

WHAT or lTJ
The following, from tie Hancock
yS6srsSaida, cmbodies our sentiments
oxsctly.s5 go ts:.
Copperheads are claiming-and some
Union men scem willing to allow
that thp President has. ,forsaken tho
Union party, TO which he owes his
present position, and gonc oeerto the
sCopperhend party. We, do not believe
he hus, or !hat be intends 10. ? But sup.
pose he has, what Of IN who is TO gain
or lose by the operation? Tho Cop.
perheads will be tho losers and the Un-
Ion paftyths gainors.
If he is the man that be is represent.
ed to be by his newly hedsed Copper.
head friends, the sooner he shows his
hand the bettor. Ishis principles arc
such that he can affiliate with tho men
who have abused and vili6ed him and
who have fought against the policy he
Claims t6shpve held during the war for
tho Union, the people should know Il
know IL that they may put their seal
ofcondcmnstop upon bim A man in
his position can do more injury by an
underhanded, pusillanimous course
than xhan- he takes an open. bold
stand, Tbs Copperbeads would gain
nothing--a dead executive at best
would @ the sum total Of the harvest.
They have dead mon, politically, Q.
noughiftheir parry,
II President Johnson had no b,tlor
principles, apd We believe he has, than
to throw himself into Copperhead
handf, his own interests would not ad
mitofit. He is to go into history MS
the friend Of a FREQ and enlightened
Government, or as its degenerate on.
poser. "The people arc always right"
They have poured outIblood and irons
ure to sustain this Government; will
they ever sustain q man who shall at.
temptto render such sacriice useless?
They would consign him to popular
infainy.. '4 tAH s .lI.2 - ia'
t9V.fI i4 aw-a lIo! st
Union men must stand firm, and
not allow tho Copperhoads to move
them-N Stand by Johnson until ho BY
official acts shows that ho has deserted
the principles for which you have
fought Stand by Congress. Stand
by right All will be we'll.
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The Newark American, referring to
tho jubilations of tho Coppcrhcads
over the veto, gets off tho following
good one
Gould the PrcsiGcnt know wha.
reptiles his message has brought to
light, no would bo like the man who
camo homo drunk on cold night and
v'omitod in the basket containing COS.
lingS, which his wife had placed before
the tre; upon seeing which ho oxcluim,
cd; MY God, wife, when did swallow
them things"
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Proceedings OF Meeting OF sour Tem-
perance eAssocIatfon.p


Pursuant to announcement a"Our
Temperance Association" met at the
City Hall, on Saturday evening, March
Bird, S66, whereupon the following
Committeewas appointed rs
Committee TO preparegi indictments
COX John O M. Connell, and John s.
Brasce, Esq reo q. .as dl.H gs
Committee to investigate and report
all cases liable to prosecution for vio-
lation or the liquor law, d. Tallmadge,
Jno. Garaghty, B.iF. Reinmund, Thorn
as Sturgeon, DR.. ] W. Lewis, DR.. A..
Davidson, n. Fritter, Samuel Michaels
and John A. Matlack. H5taH
Wm. P. Greed, Esq, was then called
for, and addressed the meeting upon
the subject OF temperance, after which
a resolution tenderinga vote of thanks
to Mr.. Greed was unanimously adopt
cd. 7rs4l r5 SECBETARY.
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The Cholera.


Halls Journal of Health gives The
following practical suggestions, which
deserve tho immediate attention Of all
who wish 10 avoid tho scourge OF chole
ra, which threatens to attack US next
summer: pm t'. .e.'' FI-a "
"lSt. Every householder owes it to
himself, to his family, TO his neigh.
bors, to the community in which he
resides, TO have his house, fiom cellar
to garret. from tho street curb to the
rear line Of his lot, most scrupulously
clcanscl, by sweeping, washing and
whircwasl'ing. q. Any man who has
any authority in city or town govern
mem should consider himself bound
by the oath of his Office, and by every
consideration Of humanity, to give
himself no rost until every street, al
ley, close gutter and sewer, is placed
in a state Of as perfect cleanliness rs
possible, and kept so Until the frosts
OF next season come. 3D.. These clean
in !s should be done now, in February
and March, because, if put off until
warm weather, the very effort necessa
ry to the removal of filth, will only
tend, in the essential nature Of things
to hasten tho appearance Of tho dis
case, to increase its malignity, and to
extend the time Of its devas ations; be-
cause, tho suns Of spring and summer
tho sooner warm into life and intensi
fly tho yipcric and malignant influence,
which, in It's remorselcss tread, wrecks
SO much Of human happiness and des.
olates 80 many hearthstones."
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DIVORCE.

Sarah NJ. Weakly J In the Court Of Common Pleas
.rr{ 1ys. within and for the county O
George W. weakly) Fairfield and State Of Ohio.
To George W. Weakly, greeting
You are hereby notified that the said Sarah M
Weakly, plaintiff will proceed to take the depostioni
of sundry witnesses in the above entitled case at The
Post Office, in the town Of Hebron, in the county
Licking and State of Ohio, on Friday, the 3Oh day
March, A. D. 1896 between the hours OF eight O'Clock
A. NJ. anGAf o'clock p. M with authority to ad
iourn from day to day till all such dispositions sha
have been taken. 2 .-If ii' tiIiis
Dated this Sth day of March, A. D. 1866. O. ..ia
SARAH NJ. WEAKLY,
t BY Hunter 4 Daugherty, her Attys
March 8, 1s66--3wpfS3 90 j..
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STOP FELLoW,clTIzENi

l wish to say to you thatI am now
closing out my large and extensive
stock of Clothing at greatly reduced
prices. ! do not wish to humbug the
people by saying that / will soil at
cost, but | will say that am resolved to
sell you cheaper than any other Cloth
ing House in the city. | can give you
a better selection of goods than any,
self, p. RISING
janis, 1S66,tf. Y
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SPECIAL NIO,TTlIC1,F

All persons in any way indebted to
Isaac Levy are hereby notified toscSis
at his establishment Immediately and
settle, My books must be squared and
by calling at the earliest time possible
you will avoid collectors fec and costs.
--. ISAAC LEVY.
Lancaster, Feb. 8. 1866.-tf.,s' a
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NOTlCE .T0 SEIvrIE,

. As have determined to abandon
thepractice ofmedicine in Lancaster,p .
and remove to Toledo, Ohio. all peri
sons indebted to me are hereby request
ed to, make immediate settlement, as it
is my desire 10 leave in twenty days. N
~ aT A@C. BARLOW, M. d. 4oa
Lancaster, Feb. %, 1S66-3w gd09
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

M Tho testimony in tho trial OIL
Coovcrt. for the murder of tho Roosu
family, closed on Monday, and tho ar.
gumOnt Of counsel began. The case
looks exceedingly black for tho &c.
cused. s
LATER,-A telegraph dispatch re,
ceived at 9o'olock last evening an
nounees the cOnpictiOa of COouert.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

Tho Texas Convention continues its
sessions, and the. last proceedings re-
ported by telegraph were nnpslally in
terestings involving the question OF di.
viding tho State into three States, and
providing for the abolition of slavery.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

ELECTIONS AT recent municipal
elections, the Unionists have succeeded,
by increased maioritics, in Portland
(Mc) Rec ester, oswego and Utica,
IN. Y and Dcsmoncs, Iowa. The
Union party don't split, yet, worth a
cent.
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3a5
NOTICE

Having madecomplete arrangements
to clean and keep Fdfs over during
the hot season, would inform the La.
dies of Lancaster allthose having furs.
and want them cleaned and 'lseptovef.
to call at J. N sMiller's Dry Goods
StoresGSCTNAaaEus 10 a9aaT
Lancaster, March 8, i66-5Otf. Ell
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

XVII is stated that tho Legislature
OF Nebraska has framed State Con.
stitution, to bo submitted to n vote of
tho people on tho 22d olJunc, at which
timc an cleltion for State officers is also
10 take place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

GcV' Mrs, Jane G.. Swisshelm la,
bcen dismissed from clorkship in
Washington, for grossly disrcspcctfuj
and abusive language toward tho Pres.
ident, in a newspaper conducted by
nor, called tho Rcconstructicnist.
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ss- Tho Cleveland Lender nnhli.l

- The Cleveland Leader publish.
es report from which 1t appears ,ha,
during tho year 1865, there were 1872
lives lost by disasters to boats on the
lakes. The loss of property during
thetyear amounts, to sl,ss5,64S-
There are now l,74O vessels employed
upon the lakes. q aa9.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08

The Anterprising towns of Fremont
and TiEn sport each their steam fire
engine. Newark Is ,bout to do like.
wise.
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The Delaware Gdsette says that one
OF the citizens Of that place, who madc
a safe OF his hat, recently loet. sl3O by
tho blowing OF of biz niiln.n
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MAR KE'ES.
New YORK, March 5.

r.a3aa New YoRK, March 5.
BEEF CATTLE.-Total supply q
600, including GAO from Ohio, l 1890
from Illinois, aht 260 from Iowa. The
quotations arc 1' 'l t.H l'-
First quality ......"......"....l7@l
Medlumr,i...............,..,15@H
Inferior ...."... -.,""....""-l2@l4c.
Extra ........................ .l9@2Oc.
SHEEP.-8 to SIC. .'' : ''' '.'
HOGS.--10 TO 1l4c. f's,a.n
FLOUR-$7 80 TO Z 80 for extra
State, f8, 80 to 8 80 tor round hoop
Ohio, 8 IS to 10 95 Tor trade brands,
/ WHEAT.-1 81 to l rs, as to quail
ity. ~
RYE-SOc for Western. Dull.
BARLEY. Dull, no quotations. 81,
CORN.-Dull and lower--77 to Soc.
: OATS.-.-54 to 55c for sound West
ern.
PORK. Ness, 81 so to '2S 90.
BUTTER.--32 to 45c for Ohio.
MHISKY.--2 28to 2 30, e..
..r.l.. CINCINNATI, March 6.
BEEF CA lTLE.--Gommon to extra
4 90 TO 6 IS per hundred, gross weight.
'TALLOW.--1l4 to lie, country and
city. 7 -f la.,is Ltr yreg
HOGS.-r8 90 to 9 90, gross. 4,i.
SHEEP.-4 90 to 5 80, ,.. .t,,.......
FLOUR,-Superine to extra Z so to
10 50. ''" ' . ''' WIZ
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WILLIAM NJ. BLCK, [snAL]
N. p DOUGLASS, sEAIl
r.. D. COLES. .r snail

STATE OF Ono, Muskingum county, s. 8.
Before me, Justice Of the Peace, in aud for said
county, personally came william ". Black, Norya
p Douglass and Robert D. Coles, and acknowledged
be their voluntary act and deed for the and pur
poses therein expressed f. N..It y Ng.'
Witness my hand and seal this LIST day of March,
1865. f' JOHN w. BELL, [sEAL.l z
...I.. Justice OF the Peace OF said
Muskingum county, OHIO.
March g. 1SGG-Gw .'I. .'|..r
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srArr OF oHno, Muslingum county, 5. 5.

STATE OF ONO, Nuskingum county, 5. s. ,
Be it known that the undersigned, William NJ
Black, NOrval P. Douglass and Robert d. Coles have
and do hareby certify and state as follows:
lst That they did, on the Goth day OF February,
1885, form partnership under the name and style oi
Douglass Coles IN the Dry Goods and Shoe bnsl-
ness. ssS "
Cd, That the residence Of SAID William NJ. Blacly
is to be GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and the residence of said
Norva p Douglass ana Robert D. Coles is to be Lam
caster Ohio, and that sud William M. Black is q
special partner and said Douglass and Coles gen.
eral partners in said firm. .of l4Igr
3D.. That said William NJ, Black has contributed a
capital OF Sl0,OO0 90 to the common stock. IA'
4th. The general nature of the business is that Of
retail Dry Goods and Shoes.
5tl. Said partnerships 20 commence 10th day Of
February, 1866 and to terminate Goth Feb'y, 1867,
Witness our hands and seals this lst day OF March,
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reS~ A negro testimony bill has
passed the North Carolina Legislature.
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DissoIution Of Copartnership.

Dissolution Of Copartncrship. q
VNHE co.partnership heretofore existing between
I William M. Black and Robert D. Coles, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
~ Ft, WILLIAM NJ. BLACK,
ROBERT D. COLES
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1866. ,'l. fta
All persons indebted to the said firm will call and
settle Immediately to Douglass 4 Coles, at the old
stand. t sf..tf ~ q
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LATEST IMPROVEMENTS;

And twill be apparent 10 ALL that men hose skin
and abilities have been approved by the best manu-
iactlrers, VIII not he less successful when their own
TO the above, they were awarded the first premium
over all competitors hy the Judges ofthe late exhib
ton held the Maryland Institute, of Baltimore,
Nd, in October, 1865.
These instruments being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal II not superior to
any heretofore known, those in want Of first class
Piano, manufactured with the greatest care and Of
the best material will save dealers commission,
which only makes Pianos more costly but by no
means more valuable, by calling on our friend Mr..
CHARLES PAlRAN, North East Corner Greene's $
Block, Main street Lancaster Ohio, who will receive
orders for our Pianos and give further information
There Will also he q skillful tuner from our firm
here every three or four months without fail, and
persons wishing to have Pianos tuned, or repaired,
will do well to leave orders with Mr. PAIRAN. Mr..
p. will always have Piano Of our manufacture on
hand for examination.
GAEHLE's PIANO MANUFACTURING co.
March, 8, lSGG-ly. -"HH t1 r i.
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n fHPIANos!R AT n i
Ct A e H T. E'S ass
PllN] MANUFACTURING COMPANY
n-I' OF BALTIMORE, ND,
WAREROOMS-North East Corner of
Eutaw and Fayette Sts., and No.
l5, II, and 10, North Eutaw St.

NNIIIs COMPANY, HAVING ORGANIZED
Il IN April 1874, IN con uncton with the well known
firm Of GAEpLE &C0,, as n Joint Stock Company,
exclusively ofpractlca Piano Makers who hayeheid
prominent positions IN some ofthe best establish
mcnts in this country and Europe. ..
This Company claims that their Pianos combine
all the cScellences OF all the .If
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RolI or uono,.

Receipts on subscription to the
Lancaster Gasettefor the week ending
March 7th 1866:
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Which he is prepared to sell ut the LOWEST
RATES POSSIBLE. III
WATCHES, Clocks, &C., dc.,
Neatly repaired on short notice. Give him a call
at the North West Corner of Main and
Columbus streets 41As
e5aa PHILEMON W. BININGER, .
Lancaster, March sth, lsO6.--6Otf !. !, ~. N
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A'o DIsSOLUTION. p
TIME FIRM OF CL EMENT 4 coURTRIGHT has
thls day been dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the said firm are respectfully in
ysed TO call and settle the same in order that the
business OF the hrn may be closed at IN early date
All claims against said firm will be paid by William
l.. Clement, wEo continues the business at the OLD
stand, and thankful for the liberal patronage ofthe
many friends Of the firm, will offer every lhdneement
for acontinuance of their custom. -. 4
W. l.. CLEMENT, 2
:. A. J.CoURTRIGHT.
The New York herald., 1866-09-21
EXCURSIONS.

rI,o COMFY ISLAND AND THE sURF.-QtICK, SAFE
and pleasant route crcss At lulton, Wall o. South
ferry: Greenwood which connect with steam
passenger fifteen minutes. You can aud
turn BY this route 70 the city In three hours
The New York herald., 1866-09-21
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.


GRAND coTrr.IoN EXCURSION TO THR FIsH.
"A ing Bants--rhe splendid seagcins steamer wY0.
MINo captain George Elliott will make grand Coton
ard fishing Excursion the Banks sunday September
a. 1850 leaving Of Eighth street, East river 81 o'clock
rver socleck sehebes cei.brsied band VII BE- on
board the excursion o1, ladies 70 cents Bait
and lines furnshsi board Refreahmsnta Of all kinds
on board r. LYNCH. Manager
CUNDAY BOAT FOR COLLEGE POINT, wHITEsroNE
- cry fsllS New Rccsss and NC olsn en- Sovs 20 Steamer s
on 5ssds1. {mbsr & scsloes - RssSrninq lssyss
S.ss "a MS; ;lssTa :Ess ssiS .sy: So
SuJDiH. .l2H :.-r re e. :ySss:ssss;: s::ss:::
~ i;;'s 2:!'': :! 81: s:'::; !:
The New York herald., 1866-09-21

IRVING HALL
FOURTH APPEARANCE OF
NJ HARTZ, THE ILLUSIONISr.
by the public and press the most wonderful
magician Of the ace. FRIDAY EVENING. Mt o'elocs,
fourth Of W. Hartz his charming entertain
ment concluding each evening with the beautiful Growth Of
Flowers and the Wondous Living head The Oracle OF
the Nineteenth Century The Wondrous Living Head,
exhibited for the first time In New York has
the startling Illusion known. Throughout the capt.
alleled sensation
Tickets 30 cents limited number reserved chairs, 80
cents extra.
Matinee Saturday O'Clock for the benefit Of schools
and families
Tickets 80 cents; children under twelve years half price
The New York herald., 1866-09-21
CLOTHING.

e---a .aas~s~ ,.<
Atm EAST TWELFTH STREET. NEAR BROADWAY,
"a L. CAsIBERG paya the highest Broadway prices Tor
Ladies' and Gcntemens Cast on Cothng Ladies waited
upon BY Mrs. cashbers.
A rrENrIoS. LADIES MRS oBERsKEY AT NO ios
"A Chatham street, will pay more Tor Cast Oh wearing
Apparel than other In the city Gall OF address Take
notice Of the number.
TyEHTLEMrN WISHING TO DISPOSE or THETR
NJ Clothing fair price ~ calling on or
addressing JAMES kiRKPATRICk, $& Pean Nrsst near
Chatham.
fNRrofNAL n. ABRAHAus ~. LATE 40 SEVENTH
~ ayeone the highest cash prices ladies' ADD
csss 20 CothnG also Carp<A by addressing " post
THE HIoE4sT CASH PRICE PRAID FOR LADIES
( fAS57nHf Is 49, % s:ssst s3ss = Cam csssa ~ y
The New York herald., 1866-09-21

ElENIAN BROTHEIHooD.-THE WOLFE TONE CA
diets Grc,e VII meet this Friday evening, at eight
90 oe,Scs =, at g E,s groaaMay AZ ihe p6Ggor nc
N6tnehan lately from Ireland and Daniel Byrne, late
warder R!ehuond prison, Dublin will each address the
meEfns ss.sa s-~ T. r. COREERY. Centre.
TmoMAs MuGRArB, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-09-21

CTEAMBoAr GENERAL sEDGwICK.-THIs BOAT is
- withdrawn from tho rckss route for the present In
order Increase of the traven public by the
addition handsome saloon the pronena deck and
other which, whcn compsted will class her
among the frat for elegance, comfort and speed.
The New York herald., 1866-09-21

A VERY DESIRABLE FOUR STORY FURNISHED
House. Fifth and BrcyooTt House. let 10
aprvae family: possession Immediately. Address r H..
boz aUif Post olice
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

no attracted the admiration of every one, even
those who invaded and broke up his home. lie
lives for his country no longer, except IN the
brightness and usefulness of his excellent ex-
ample. .E
submit for the consideration of the Senate
the following resolutions:
Resolued, That the Senate have learned with
grief the death Of the late Gov A. b. Roman OIL
the parish of St. James.
Reso,ped. That from respect to the memory OF
me deeeased the Senate do now adjourn, and that
they viii, In a body, accompany his remains to
the steamer which is to convey them for interment
to the parish of his late residence, at O'Clock
NJ, this day.
On motion of Mr.. Mohan, the above resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and in compliance
thereto the Senate adjourned until tomorrow a
IL o'clock n HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

Whole Tickets, Sl2 Halves Sc Quarters $5 Eghths So
Prizes cashed by
CHAs T. HOWARD No. 9s Camp street,
or Lockbox 692. Postofice, New Orleans.
ANDR ETEH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
Growth of 1861 HAFNER has In store large and
full assortment of GARDEN SEEDS from Landreth Son.
Philadelphia sale quantities to snt purchasers Country
supplied with Seeds by the dosen hundred thou
papers, otherwise retailing Grass Seeds red and
white Glover, Onion Sets, etc. II. HAFNER,
l05 St. ChaYieB street,
Opposite ST. Charles Theater
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
n IL. G.. w. DIKMEYEK-
NO. 80 PRYTANIA STREET,

NO, 80 PRYTANIA STREET
BETWEEN ITALIA MELPoaR~x.
DHsENIx DRUG STOUEJ s. HARRISON
hsylng pnre1aSsd the Drn Establishment known as the
cured the services of Mr. VIM H. McQUITHy we'll known
in this city experienced and accomplished Drug and
Apohecar to conduct the business for him All steamboat
plantation and city orders will be promptly filed and
ton carefully prepared at all times Mr. McQuth will be
pleased to his old friends his place
DR. JOHN i. HULSE-
PRACTICES ALL BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION,
23O st. Andrew, near corner Magazine st.
Office hours--9 to IL A. and to ST. III.
Consultations in French and English
References-Dr Stone, DR., JONES' Dr. Mereie Dr. Axson
Drs. Beard h Chopin.
CURE CUBE FOR HERNIA, ETC
WHITES PATENT
Lever Truss and Female Supporter,
For sale by TIM. DOHERTY,
No % Camp street, up stairs.