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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

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ale q fs=s Watson dsse=ssd late uf Pshola
csnnty. we're granted 10 The underSigutd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on The -.
tate of Iiillory Cauihsn dsc a late Of Panels
county. wsrs grahisd 10 the undersigned II the
s~spssmhsi ssrm. isse, o I've Probate Court q
aid n scoaniy " saia Court now hervk1r
ell persons having claims arains' aiisstais wil
present the cane hf registration in the ca !
onice 81 said Psaola county within The time
prescribed by lsw of they viii he forever bar.
nd LcDf CArTHEN,
spi1s-sspd Aaministt,,of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
CITATION NOTICE.

The s'ate u Mississippi ranola county To
James Il Perry William II peffy. Sarah X,
Perry Amelia ' Thafp William Thafp and
Maria A Perry Won are hereby cited 10 up.
pear before The Probate Court of nld county,
on The fourth Monday IN May next, Al the coutt
honae NJ said county, 10 answer tho nriltlon ~
Robert 7 Mutt, guardian Of Vim II Perry and
others and ahow cause why the prayer Of the
petitioner praying hr the sale " hls ward In.
terest In the east half NJ northwest quarter oi
section Of land, NJ. ~, township ., range Q
west, In said county should not he granted By
order Of Court issued 2sih day Of April. 1896
apr2s-At VIZ WOOTTEN CLERK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY Az, 1866.

did he hail from Mississippi the Utilized inlabi
tants Of which State, he imagined, fed upon pine
burs, and lived in log houses He had just as lief
be o Camanche, or a race horse, as Texan; and
as for Alabana, there was but one town In It,
Mobile, and that WIS q one-horse place, where the
women are altogether too fast for . man Of sober
disposition. By this time, according to my patriots
exclusive theory, came to the conclusion, IN ail
the innocence Of my heart that my friend was q
Louisianian, and that when he said q the honest
and most intelligent people, etc." he meant
I4ouisianians. How egregiously was mistaken Y
launched forth ID praises Of Louisiana, sure, this
time, that was right but IT was no such q thing
There was but one decent place in Louisiana, but
one place, where man who had any respect for
himself could live, and be in some way contented,
and that was New Orleans. But found out by
judeloua questioning that my patriot did not Ike
the First District ii MAS natlng but commerce.
and noise it was altogether too mixed for him.
The Fourth District was outside of the bcnnds Of
civilization, and the Third was composed almost
entirely Of niggers and was behind hand in every
thing that related to art, comfort industry. He
| could not be paid to live anywhere else but on
| Esolanade street But he had gone too far
1 for me to be satisfied. found out by
1 pushing the conversation a little further
that Esplanade street was not, all Of IT,
suitable to imam Of refined tastes or On intelligent
mind. The society was rather dnll--no converse
tiona circles; nothing but dancing going on wher
A people met in a sociable manner; and what dane
4 Ing |! II was really indecent. He did not under
stand how mothers of families could permit sacl
"A an amusement to their daughters. The long am
short Of the matter, then, was, found out at tn
! end Of our conversation, that the brayest, mos
polite and intelligent people in the world, z re
sided in certain house on Esplanade street; an
that he, my patriotic interlocutor, was in his opr
ion the only representative of this great and glo
rious race. Being satisfied of the truth of thi
assertion, and not imagining that threadbar
: philosopher could be asked to dinner by til
sbravest, most polite and intelligent nation in th
} world, 2 left him, to walk in humber and NOR
/; sympathetic spheres / tremble when think tha
I our country is crowded with such men, whose pt
r triotism lies entirely in the exalted and extrari
CANT good opinion they entertain about themselve
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
XIV
N4w 0rleans 9ails Grtstellt.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY is, 1866
GAS AND OLE.

The citv autliorities nYonoSe to abolish the gas
laydra Not i,deed 4l,at xve are Ia he left in a
atat, ~ rrineyyI "a Ar 10 the ;ntermittatit
ana rncerta;,, ,noon,ioht hnt that we are to be
transnortea hack T. stIat almost forrotten period
M. u f t,e strngol;no oiI.lamp
,,sed II, sor,o I'M MIA ruroaa If making
3+hp darknesa visihJa Il tb;s p iole. or. "a u a
sar;ous sobar n,rnoae ~ Inc t,ayt az our
act;rt, c;tu q rr Il it s;mniv n
ha,ds III. +, an, 81 f,rce tbat oroani.
j to, e ahate its ,r,e,,, nreteps,. We infer
sro, &, article IN tte star of Yesterday morning.
,bat 4 raal,v ia t1 ,rnosa os lie aching CITY gov
IL this xtraordinary change.
va ar told 4, fiat article and the information is
lcorrnt,orated b an of;ciaI aivert;seme,t that a
& q - 10 ye,, ,t fo, tla lighting Of this
~, 81, not for two years
M sor Avn years W. ara g. have lrstrum Of
| ,atrole,,ro We are to veuetate IN Eve long and
l | H., s., Z, .uoar. ~ dar,ness 545S
W. Sear tbat nur neonle do NOT fnlly conceive
tho :, .tre and a,tant af ths contemplated change
4 Wa bave cnioyed pas for 80 long a time that the
4 re;on ~ III ID only : tradition in the popular
mind peop,e have well nigh forgotten that the
Il A rbans ~ III say tbe nights-of oil
n Iamna we're the Snrio1ts If burglars and robbers
IA that XXI fontnad locked for the lighting Of Tho
a ovenn, ,amn 3as the signal for commencing hi.
oneratons. Ii fact. under that good old system
4 ~ street lamns were far more of convenience
a. 4la wicked than Of nrote ction to the honest a
,,,,.; ,ua ,;o,t come to ;ast this conclusion A:
! cr;y % are more numerous by night than by day
so tbav wonId he more numerous in a badly lighte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
EabOre1s Wanted.
1000 WHITE IABoRERs WANTED.

, 1000 WHITE LABVKEKs WANTEH '1
wages at the Rate o. $50 per Month nnd
Hoard.
rthsr information apply to
THos. o. HEA 4 CO.,
Mergsnza, Point coupee parish La Is
or, JOHN KILIIEN,
f ,rtao A Uhinn Levee . miles above Baton Roues
or, SMITH 4 HUGHES,
Bass, Lsyee, miles below Lake Provdence, La
4. ssv Orleans d JAMES BREEN.
Z Corner of Notre Dame and New Levee streots
Rsrrarros- Excesncy Gov. J. NJ Wells Of Louisiana
Chicago Times and ST. Republican COPY six times
sem. weekly and send bill 10 this office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Z STEAMER ANNE SuNK. This fine new vessel left
the city about 3 o'clock yesterday ior the Eastern
sbo,e, and was sunk by running into the obstruc-
tions about iye miles below the city,. There was
!, large ulnher OF passengers on board, but as far
as we have yet learned no lives were lost. The
vessel was Drought here from the North by Capt.
Henry Baldwin, to make trips the Eastern shore.
size WAS a frst-eiass low pressure steamer.
Mobile Times, Tuesday evening
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Tho Boston Transcript says that John McCul-
1och who embezzled Two clocks, did not obtain
them on tick, was narrowly watched, and wound
up py paying fifteen dollars. The liue was sirali
us the pieces were second Land.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Aman in Unity, N. H., recently separated from
his wife because she consumed pound of tea q
week. He said he had talked to her with all the
elUquence OF Cicero, but without avail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
Asz,rals at The rrlnc,pal hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTELrD L Nutall, La; P
Johns, Memphis; G Parker, r Burke, Ala;
Fl Jones, city; A Byon, & ] Hoover, La; Capt D
Hall Goulln Ia il pT = faTflRg.0H Rgn parn ~
York; j. w Robinson, Ky; - a Ferguson, N Z;
R II Hagood, Texas; = Henderson, + Adams,
In A Mitchell, l, Mitchell, A II Jordan, T II
" whitehead, va; J ] Murphy, J Mountford.
n Fl Ware; @ j Ball, Iowa: g g Merriweather,
Sanford, J Bohanna, . Smith, Mobiie:. AZ Y Miller,
ST Louis; W G Hitchcock, Hartford; M 4 si'nwall,
Miss: DR. Regan. nj; y s Eamnond Mrs a = Nc
Gonnigle, T McGonniglc; J E Cowen, Texas; 9 w
Stafford, 7 B Byrnes. N 7: :jsB ChubbocEs Texas;
F P Sawyer and son, spinling, Texas; 4 \ Y
Cunningham, Ala.
III Green, Baton Rouge; J g Mosper, 3 Brown,
Nh: A Fournier, Ia; Cast Atgs God and wife, Dr.
Schancl5, A Burlington, Fganfland. II; Capt Glib
M Rass g Mebils E. nngsH BsSoa sr Sara
| CITY EGTEIJ.--J P oElroy, LIE; y W Stephen
son, La; W Renton; Estes, Tegss; N Cart
wright San antonio !; L Cartwright, San Antonio +;
LLones. "a; Davenport; "a , AsWe' |, Ia; I,
Hen, Texas; ) D Holiday and family, Texas; DR.
Tatman, La DR. Wittor, La; Ggatlin, La A
Moore, Ala; W Denny, PascaEolla; !; Grain,
!. LW Grant: Ale; ] N Renfa, Ala; W 2 Mays. la
ii A. Roberts, j & Saw yer, Texas; 7 Vantrip,
y Pt Coupee /; Davenport, Ia; ID \ AsWell, Ia;
j y Murphy, W Il Calvin, Lonia.&ns; pr : v
A Chapman, La, II w lean ana nlsest Eiss Stty
.lET TRogers, Miss City. Capt ? Mayors; D, = =
sehlay and Wife, Ga; 9 Ventfess w 7, q 4 Davis
Miss; s Rohsstson Lindsey, Ala; 2 Rltayen
\ port, ] q Brown, Ky; ] 9 Reeves, . Latapie and
4 wife, w Fl Marlborough. city; Dr Hughes Y
4 Fl Thomas, ] A Dodds, Texas; 9 Simpson, 9 "
4 Hurley, shearn, Houston; j Chafe; Dr. 2 " Car
], rington aud wife, j v Mcdonald, J Stewart.
4 ST. JAMES HoTEL-W Appon,, Mobile; .
Harris, Miss 2 J Rodney, La; Miss 0sburn, r
Osburn, Miss; j Patterson, A Alfred, N Y; !
\ Boman. Texas; J A Mccormack, Brig Gen Conrod
Tex; Capt Goabin, J Augbe, Texas; Capt W I
Cldsley Texas; J D Gibson. La; G R Davenport
Ky; Meyer, 4 D Meyer, Nateheaf L Richardson
Miss; J G Reeve, Texas; NJ A haigler, II Hall
Shreveport; j < Foster, Texas; N Rockafeeno, La
. A McConnar, j a Maryman, Aagou Sara; L R Lay
Taylor, La; @ R Boring, Ga; Capt E Wilday
: S Turner, Marston, Jr., j i Walker, j
Battle, Texas. P Smith; Q 4 Mclean, Wright
: La; j Mallory, Texas; Hamilton, La; Y
Kenney, Ala; " A Harper, Miss City; M EdeI
ton, N Y; Miss H E Rocket, " Rocket, Ala
Ht Hall, . Allen, La; y Frazier, Miss; .,
nc W Higgins and wife, ] Z Young, J Wlker, Tex
J Hear, q ga; WB Webb, Miss; Q Brayn, Tex
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

OBSERVATIONS OF SOUTHERN TEhPERs-- The
Richmond papers furnish the following minutes of
Senator Williams Southern tour of ofobseryation:
He left Washington on Saturday, Dec. ~, and
reached Richmond Saturday night. Left Rich
m md Sunday evening" and made his report next
Monday morning in " ashingtonto Fcrney . ChronS
icle. This illustrates the speed with which man
who has made up his mind beforehand can ascer-
tin the popular sentiment Of the Southern people.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
We7sderftsE.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply Of Hot Water, and more
Cooking Broing and Baking Surface than Range or
Stove before offered.
Family Size, Boarding House Size Restaurant size Hotel
Size, eli with hot water attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables With hot water
thus avoiding all danger of scorching.
CARVING TABLES heated by hot water, oil from
dre.
BRoILERs, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES
4sese Ranges are made of Wrought Iron need no brick
work: NE strong and durable.
They have With immense sale during the past eight
ears at the North and for the hrat time offered in
this market.
The Patentse is them up We fully
ti,sk excellence any Range Stove before sold
Cali and see them i'm operation.
THOS. B. BoDLEY,
4 No, 9 Pardido street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Andorsenyille is now guarded bg a gaesis saa Of /
twenty uoft. The cemetery ia in tlls iNisnedtlte
charge ~ a Union man n;ttned G. As Hon,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Ajax Dobbs who has served III HE sf1fs ard ID
a brute, calls h lady 4 hair dressed in nc eseat
fashion, cAepea1 dc frsz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18


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Hotel de santa Isabel,

HOaEI ue StsHSU 1StsOeS,
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Havana Cuba.
KEpT IN AMERICAN STYLE.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

Alabama.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public notice is hereby
~ given oeeuPsn. al hou.ss
and ots improved o. and are iodred ia the
office Of Assessors for examination by al persons nes
Isl, FOr regulating and paving Thirty first street, fro" Fh Ss
d E~ SEVERN Howard street, between and Ra
"a For building in Ridge street. between h''neSa >
h For building sewer FiyShiid from Second sveoss
20 a point feetw Of First avenue.
STA For building Bsyad street, between chry's sss
sh For buildings from siItyhr. street 70
The nohwes, corner First and sHysecond street
For building in Eighty second street. between ina
sh For building SEVERN Thirty mint, from seeaa sveses
sh For building p foF'y ninth street haS Eighth
S filing .unteu lot. in ''A street between s.sna .as
Ih FoTpivns Third avenue aH ne Bowey to .,r.,
The limits embraced BIZ uch include all the several
house, and 70" VI sS vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land sa
Ia. Both sides o. ivy hr't street from Fh avenues
to the eat Of bali The block on the iner'eetls .ss
3D. Both aide. 81 .It nom Rvns.on Delncsy street
Hl bot sides 81 se from frs' % Second sve1ps,
and On the east side Of second from Fyhd Fy fo
sh Of Baysd street from chrye to Foryth street
6f, Bob sltes Of First from Sryhrst Sixty second
Streets on both sides Of sIyecOnd street. from fH seeaa
h Both sides Of street Third Fourth
the Of half the biock in,erseeu
sh Both Of Thrtynnth from Second . The
crown second aud First avenues Of hall
tie block either way sary side Of second syrnu
o one 3t 9u south Of llS,h Second and
Thiri avenues known sward Nc. 81 in block NO. ga ~
h Both aides Third nom bowefy the point hA
between and fifteenth streets and to the extent OF
hal the block on the iEier'scas st m. .
ments and opposed the OF either Them are "
,ned AZ their ofhe No u street New Court
House within thirty days fom the cote o. this notice
JOBS .. oTTiWELL, Board Of Assessors.
ISAAC o. HUNT 49,.
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slso SING Palsos, AGENT AND wAaDns'. oyne.. ,

September IL, 1900 }
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LAB0R-PurSuant
10 reouton Of the Board Of Prison Inspector seaed
sed by the undersigned al this Se unu me
m dy Of October s - occck for the soof nd ssfves
81 lao H. Couy confined IN h Prison 20 70 employed ir the
0,av+,g n Manufacturing stone iof the term o fe
w. 10 commence on the Is, 6sy Of Match. lsod
o FOR The labor services 100 Male Convicu connned " h
the ufacDre OF Niotb ana Looming tof
s ks period Of Five Years commence on the h Gay Of T9vm-
Der, ,,,.s - .o,x,c,. sr,rl,ves IN su.rrve
& sutns NE contractor 70 nave inc py
oaarying cutting and manufacturing stone In the qnAee
irs o. de Prison together With the night Of to and from
10 the pubic highway and and rem me soes 70 the yue
VIZ h labor and rrs.s Of such cosr employed the msn
Of cotbsg Aoprcom IN me Jsrd Of the fnsen VIZ
b. az 70 be for rueh hbor and service.
s.n M 49, ~, d, S,po,d A Office with he Cefk o. this
p FOR The INSPECTION q al pensa tesfou OF r'oposns es
for. n. .r,nioxex m arsrrytna
mus, ~ .ddrs.sed underagned snd mnssd 70
o.sl. fer the Labor Of convcS The stcue oose
ne labor to be employee .he a. ~
must addressed In like manner sla cS,hs.,
Of Convicts be employed In lie .nss ,h.h
They substantially form OF the pno ,,.,as
furnished Clerk OF this Pris 70 ~ ths
therefor They accompanied By the hsy must have
persons become suee In the said coptrsc> s5o
amer ed justification Of the sureies IN n.
provided by section H. chap 39 Of the law OF ID this
The proposals will be opened at the Inspectors IN y
sad 18th day October 1860 at 10 O'CLOCK noct
to ths Inspectors Win HI thsy
the undsrsxnsi 70 al q the proposals nAaA
''I' '''A' l. ''' '' e'S''' 7" ~ ' an JOHNSON AAA
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OFFICE OF TIE STREET CosSIsslostR,
No 2j7 Broadway.
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

No 257 Broadway. J
ITO cONTRA CTORS-PR0POSALS inclosed IN
evveiope Endorsed the title Of the work and name
Of bidder written be received this Office until FRI
DAY. October y, II O'Clock,
For grading and tagging One hundred and
thireh street bet Fourth and Firm
curbn and digging Forty seventh street between
+ ghth aud Broadway. -,
For clubbing surng and tagging West stree, and nersecas
streets from Chambers to Canal stre's
For curbBg gueng and tagging Lsuren street between srint
ard Prince streets. ,,.,..,
cirbng guterng and tagging OnesundIed and thteenia
.treet betW Third and kouh avenues. . i.
For curbing entering and tagging twenty
street between fouthayenue and Avenue ~ -,
For tagging between hudsontree and North v1
assing seconds:reet between Third and ff svenue
tagging street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues
For tagging between siItyhfh and Seventy ninth
hundred and-twentieth streets
For has ging sidewalks around SiayvesantsqnaFe
For foundations and erecting the iron tang 10 nss
For dins .anken Broadway from FOuryiourth to Forty
hfh-sreet
en can be obtained this Street Department New
Yors sept 49, 1906 CHARLES g. CORNELL, street Conims
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Gopartnership Notices.

Copartnership Noilres.
rI'IIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
uBd gned undsI tho firm Of BENZ, PIKE SONS. l.
Dissolved mutual (0ardiner Pike reiirng) The
business VA. be settled and continued BY DANIEL PIKE.
ESTABLISHED 1904
BENZ PIKE viii continue the old established Optical and
Mathematical and mandatory No. 5a broadway
grateful for tlel patronage bestowed Tor 20 many yer
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furniture.

tnrtlltnre.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID rhnted manufacture Also sod Chestnut and Wanu, Chamber
and ornamental Gt H. y. fARNlNOTONS No. Sts
Csnal-st. opposite Wooster. Estubished 8al
nESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
~ Manufactured by
I. o. SELLEw.
No. l07 Fultou-si., ". Y
ENAMELED FURNITURE.-1he largest asssort
II Ensmeed aud Solid VI nu Bedroom Suite
goods represented Also Mattresses
and Spring Bed AT the Old established house
WARREN WARD Co No. IN canals.
DICKHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
j took Silver Medal at last Fair American Institute
II entirely the sofa bed has equal
spring b. made IN aud chair 70 suit tbs
space factory and sesroom Beeckrrs Of SuDvan
4 90. Furniture hfEd aud made % order
CULVER PLATED WARE.
TEA SITS. URSs CASTERS CAKE BASKETS, SOUP
TUREENs ICE PITCHERS, SAVERS, VEGETABLE
DISHES SPOONS AND FORKS. &c. &c.
MANUFACTURED BI tbs
MANHATTAN PLATE CO.
IhRAM YOUNG No. 20 John.s'
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No. 15S Asylum-sf. Hartford, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
NEW. YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD


Passenger Station In kew.YorE. Twenty sevenh ana
FouTthsvs twenty sevraths@
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YOkk;
For New Haven 100. 800 tEI,l IijJL Rl5 tkEJ JOO
(Ex,l 3.f5. 40 and GOo tEI., D. m -.
For Bridgeport. 100 300, tkI,i 1L1 E Rl3, tEGrJ W
Ok 345 SO and 90 Tx ..
For Milford and sifatiord 40. ilJO m. 10 Al p m
For Fairfield Southport aud WespOri L iAJoA m In 40
For NorwaIk 100 (ErJ M I2l:, tEIJ 400
(E1.) rs 40. $50 zoo (EI.. > = ID.
Tor Oaien 100. go Il.9O >. m i345. 40 sap m.
FOR Greenwich 100 go lilo 2l5 34s ~ SO 63)
For Stamford TOO " x) $50 lL5OA l2l5 (EID Ais
900 (EI-l -, 4 90 $50. % 800 tEK.)p "a. =.
chester Intermediate stations IO' S'' i'' H.
49, w. CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield B0OA M TIL I'D tkHlaoJ p M
for Boston, Shore Line l2.i5. lEI..l 30 o. . 49,
For Hartford and Springfield 800 M tEIJ Ria @O (E1l
900 .. m. 49, -. .
FOR Connecticut Railroad 600 EL) l2i5p toMOn
trea 300 . m. o Northampton -
Hartford Providence aud Fishki Railroad 800 lEI ~
Hl5p. nn-,a..
FoT Haven. Eewondon and stonington Railroad 200
n i2l5 800 200 p. m
For Canal Raarosd. i2l5 to Northampton
For Hossstonic Rsiroad. b a NJ o. M
kaugstuck Railroad 800 M. 300 p m
For Dsnbury and Bsiroad. q m, 40
JAMES H. HOYT. Suot
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD. -Trains leave foot of
~ COurtlandt FOR PHILADELPHIA at and 10 m, T.
aud y BALTIMORE ami WARRINGTON a. and ~ a M
2. m. ami u midnight