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COTTON RTILLs.
rTy1E LINE coTToN NFrr,a.s.

These MILES whehwere buit by me in $780, as an sort
Of Southern enterprise are again my control and
prepared supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Mas
SIS TO l2 packed in such proportions as may be ordered
and ofthe quality put BY prior 10 The which e
celed any offered in this market
tits known that while these Minis were in my hands the
quality and fulness of weight--unequaed by ay stbsz
Yarns offered This reputation has been prosttutsd Inv
cerainunprncpedp parties have not scfupied to ae
name and brand to inferior article; and further
more, learn that Georgia Yarns have been offered in this
Market as tbs product Of my ails,
10 protect myself and consumers from such iposItiops
have adopted trade mark which WILL hereafter be piaesa
each bale of my Yarns with the addition Of my sgnsturs
each pad label These MINIS have no agents Orders ie
Ct No. 50 Union street, viii be promptly executed,
T. n. LANE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11

Especial Dispatch e Missouri pemoelat.i

Especial Dispatch to Missouri
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE secretary of the
treasury has decided to make no changes il Tie
boundaries OF collection lists for the purpose of
facilitating the collection of the cotton tax.
lhe second pleaary council Of the Roman
Gathelie Chnrch of the United States Was inaueur-
atea il this city to-day with imposing ceremonies
in the presence Of vast concourse of people
The members of the council, comprising the en-.
tire hierarchy Of the United States, consisting Of
several archbishops, thirty eight bishops, three
mifred abbots, about twenty heads of religious
orders and ahbut two hundred ecclesiasties as
aemblsd at the archepisoopal mansion at O'Clock
this morning, in the full robes and insignia Of
their Offices, and passed in procession through
files Of the Young Catholics Friend Society to The
cathedral.
The bells Of the various churches were RING
from 8 to 10 A. NJ, by direction of Afchhishop
Spaulding. So great was the crowd which filed
the streeta that it was with the utmost difficulty
passage could be cleared for the procession. In
the cathedral, after the singing Of Mozarts grand
mass No. III, agermon was delivered by the Most
Rev. Archbishop McGlosky, Of New York
The apostolic delegate and president Of the
council, the Most Rev. Archbishop Spaulding, then
formally opened the council, after which the pro.
cession returned to the arehhishop's residence.
The music performed in the eathedrab BIZ the choir
of eighty persons was Of the grandest character,
consisting besides the mass, of the 0pportorium
Quartetto and auadimns The sessions of the
council will continue about week, and will be
private except on Thursday next. Various cele-
brated priests and theologians will deliver dis.
courses during the evening.
The following exhibits the condition ofthe trea-
sury att the close Of business to-day and the prin-
eipal transaction of the week. The disbnrse-
nents on account of war, navy and interior de-
partments were $685. 1874. Cash on hand az the
close Of business, IS i560,TFQ Treasury holds il
trust for national banks, government bonds as
security for circulation notes, $3.50 1908 300; as
security for public deposits $50 HI 800 national
banks circulation asued s495, 700, making the az
gregate to date s29s ,53s 500. Fractional cur
Tenoy printed 1862 800 shipped to national banks
$I45 ,978; shipped to depository at Chicago $780,
900 shipped to assistant treasury at New York,
100000
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
over million and the total to date for the cur.
rent fiscal year ID Slos, 627,2G9 80.
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NEW ORLEANS, October !. 1856.


Passenger trains leave the Depot AgerB every morning
at O'Clock, striving at BaBaear City at IL ~ Returning,
the train leaves Brashear City at NJ arriving at Ager
NJ
On Sundays train Brashear the arrival of the
Texas steamship.
On Wednesday and Friday mornings special Passenger
Train leaves the gers Depot for brAshear and way Sta
tons, O'Clock The erryboat connecting with this train
leaves the foot OF st. Ann street at 81 O'Clock.
Returning the Special trains leave Brahear on the arrival
OF the Texas steamship
The railroad erOoat leaves the foot Of St. Ann street
opposite jackson Square, every morning nj III O'CLOCK,
to connect with the regular pass 'tger trains
Free ferry tickets furnished al passengers who procure
their railroad tickets at the Compny office % Canal street
river.
Excursion tickets to and from any station the road
be had at reduced rates.
trstcass running New Iberia and all inter
mediate landings on the Teche, make daily connections
sundays excepted, with the trains Al Brhshear City
Steamships for Galveston leave Brahear every Monday
wednesday and Friday and for Sabine Pass Sunday
the arrival Of the o'clock train from A1giers.
Ihrqu9h tlek Is for Galveston Indlanoa or Sabine Pass,
py railroad and Morgan Line Of steamships can be procured
at the ra DAD office, No Canal street. erry
while crossing the river.
evening.
freight received and delivered the railroad ferry
ing at foot Of ST. Ann street. every day Sundays excepted
TOT and from all stations the road and ali
points on Bayou feche Freight will also received de-
livered at the depot in AlserS.
G. W. R. BAYLEY,
Chief Engineer and General Snnsr{rtandart
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SANTA Anna AMP MS sRoRRFARY.--A CORE

SANTA ANNA AND HIS sEoRRrARY.--A CORE
spondent Of the New York Times says:
Az to Santa Anna, know he has his jewels in
piedge that he cannot pay rent for the house he
recently had in Eorty-eighth street, and that the
gas bill not being paid by him, he was forced to
leave there and quarter with miserable adEen-
Island Yet he is made cut to be purchaser of
vessels etc.
The Times adds:
Ii this Naphegyi the Bohemian Jew who passed
himself on as Kosanth's secretary, who was q
candidate for a professofship Of chemistry in
British university manufacturer Of beetsroot
sugar Photographic artist and a promiseuous
apeeulator in human events from Prague to Pal
mgra and Toronto; from New York to Galveston
and Vera Cruz a If SO, Santa Anna has at last got
into congenial society.
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DfvIDrs6 4Ha CRoF.4--We learn that the solemn
ceremonial Of dividing the corn crop took place
recently on d plantatomof upwards OF thou
sand acres, not thousand miles from Macon, up-
On which the iaborers were employed upon shares,
The preprfetors received thirty.seyen and half
bushels of nubbins and the hands divided ont the
remainder Of the crop at the rate Of two ana an
eighth bushels apieee. There will be no shucking
frolie on that plantation this year. We hope this
Ia the most meagfe result which will come under
our notice. Macon Messenger.
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The Company will pay interest ct per cent In cash on al
Outstanding Certificates of Scrip legal holders there
Oh, on and after the second Monday in July next.
hoasd Of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
per cent on the earned premiums entitled to particpa.
lion for the year ending April 80 1856 for witch certificates
VIII % Issued on and after the st Monday in August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
HENRY v oGDER, Secretary, '4ss iesia"nH
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PATFNT CLoTHEs-WAsHER.
TKE CLOTHES WASHER
Avn yI-IsTSr5vp
AND wRINaER.

The best and most useful invention of the kind saving
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better for saving time labor
and the and fabrics washed than any otherma
chine An the other machines either rub the clothes ea
hem out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This not the There rubbing of the clothes an
consequently no and The washing is most com
pstsy and thoroughly performed by the action Of the vince
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency
GoodindReements offered to agents elsewhere
g. NJ. BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tehoupitoulas street,
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siu 0rIealgs 9ailp Qgresttrrt,
THURspAY MoRNMe, ooroBER i. 1gee.
Nesro Ansurrectron.

Tie SCENE ~ THE VICINITY OF CAT ISLAND, on
ND NEAR THE BGRGETT PLANTATION NE
aRoKs KILLED AND FOUR wouNDED-FoRTY RI
FIKs AND ABOUT TH1RrY-FIvE REvoIvERs TAKEN
FROM THEA-HoW THEY PROCURED ARMs--rHE
fTrA f,x Frr
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WINTERS EMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL, ....
M.. WITH ...
"Lane's Patent Set and Feed Works."


I'VE respectfully call attention TO our "IMPR0VED
PoRTABLE CIRgULAR SAW MILL" with "LANE's
lsr advantages claimed therefor being follows
lstIhe instantaneous and unerrngy certain se of the
log by the man attendngthe Saw with single motion of the
end under device at simple effective in no
wise suect TO breaage log whatever
LENGTH being set at beth the same instant Of
fority in the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
zdIhe saving secured. only in the nuber of hands
employed about the mill but the saving which of r
n9.e lnortance o-lt in the working time Of the mill
sucenty Illustrated, perhaps when is that in the
settng ffe usually required by other mills able to
run 9aek," set, and another plank Thus we are
enabled TO three twenty feet panks Of requred in single
minute! accounted for in the fact that Saw al
most asingy engaged the runback time excepted in
actual work from the the stock place until it il
entirely converted into lumber
3d-The peculiar arrangement of the "Fesd Works
whereby the slip and wear and tear always incident to
the usual belt arrangement Is avoided lieu insta1
aneous starting and tstoppingn unfailingiy effected
4h-The substantial and perfect proportions Mill to-
gether with Its combinations of stee Saw Mandre Rabbit
supports on the carriage for the log unusual
beauty of finish among other features which parcD
larry charscterse MIL and which secure the una
ing admiration Of the practical.
Mil all that is required and all asked in any instance
70 insure preference namely AA examination before pur
chase esewhere.h r
c.n.-., :WfNTER Co,
with facility TO Mills Of other patterns.
MONROE Il hEDDINGTON,
Agents for the above Mill
No. 63 Carondelet street.
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JEWELLERY.

II
y 1AEIk''............'......... BEER
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JeweIry, Watches, silver and Plated ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases dap,opd
engraved best makers; rich Sets Bracelets Pima ana
rnrain Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscap Cola
God Guard snt Vest Chsns, latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver
Plated Sets Table and Jerks and Spoons Guns obq
Napkin Rings Casters etc Pocket and Tabs Cutlery best
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
.ofceand Mantle in Bronze, Marble and Wood
8pectacleR,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention OF those needing helps to
respectfully solicited to semmons Braran Pebbles the best
only glasses that should be used Rev Pebbles
oldrsmes Parieulsrattention repairing Watches s5
!ewelry, the best workmen being employed.
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET. under the City Hotel
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1ONTCHAErEAIN RAILROAD.

care, to and from the Lake same day, 90 cents
messengers for GENTLY Station notify the conductor
pFof 70 departure Of the rein Fare Is way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
TOAE FORT, SPEED ANp aAFETv-IT.
to New York and all Eastern cities 49, $3.50
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and Svnr;n,
on arrival of trains and steamers from the sont6
Time from New Orleans to New York-S1s days
FOR through tickets apply the Office New e.ns
Jscksoh and Great Northern Railroad A Garondeet l8
mon street Rounda ST. GhRres Hotel 81 Canal street and
Depot also at Office the Illinois Central Office Cairo
N. HUGHITT
General Superintendent, Chicago
W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
B. F. LONGLEY
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WHE TYLER REPoR5rER
TYLER, TEXAS.


- paper published in Eastern Texas of
.e SOl establishments in crcua
orleans than any other section
Business Cards will be inserted In one souare for per an
nRm' fatent uostrums moi advertised.
W. F. HAMILTON CO., Publishers.
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OFFICIAL.

sTAFE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, September l4th, 1866 I
WHEREAS, r. g. waltz has applied to M
OE the cencelllng Of his official bond Clerk Of the
second District Court Of New Orleans, to-wit
bond dated the I'd November 1861 for the suE of
S gued by s. Wilt principal and by special
mortgage on his property describedn said bondhe
3eng conditioned for the faithful performance by said P 81
WIFI, OF his duties as Clerk aforesaid.
Nce hereby given to all persons interested in said bond
70 snow cause in writing at the Office of Secretary of state
thn ninety days after the last publication this advertise
ent why the said bond should be cancelled annued
GVen under my band and of State above and the in
dependence OF the United States the ninety first.
g. j. MADISON WELLS.
1t. CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State
Er4T DE- LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. DE- LExRcUr1F
NOuvelle.Orleans lie IL sepetnbre 1856 I
A TIENDH qu'appllcatiOn etc falte a moi
II par r. D. VILE, pour la cancellation son obligation
oGele CONNIE greher de Ia Deuxieme Cour de District de
la Nouvee- Orleans SAVIOR $3.50 Wv
gne obligation daee du novembre 1860 pour la somme
ypohque special sur prOprete decrt obca
ton la dte obligation ean condonne pour la fdee exc
cntion par lie dit F. s. Witt, de devor CONNIE tepr
dit nv ''i quo
Avis est consequence dome toutes les personnes nt
eses aTolr tre connatre ecrit du secre
Fe ta dams les 80 ours qu suvrOnt la dtrnere pubca
ton de eette proclamation rasOns pour esuuee dit
obligation ne serait pas cancelle OF Rnnnlle.
Dome sous ma signature ct lie de PEtat Ia date
cdessus ct la Sleme jour de Undergraduates Etas n
Par le Convenient: ~ " 41-1A'
CHARLES o. H4RDy Assistant Sacretaire Etat
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SUMMER RESORTS.
rT7HE NEW WATERING PLACE

SSIHANK ElEh EGEdeSSpES ESs
rEHE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
The new and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master, wieave the Haveys Canal opposite
stock Landing Louisiana Avenue, EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, at O'clock NJ Grand Isle Hotel Fort
ngston Baratara and intermediate landngs returning
MONDAY and tuesday, evenings ghtfulrp through
lakes and bays to the sea shore
Fare to the shore, meals included. .........$5
The Hotel and ready the reception visitors
with all the requisites and comforts of rstclass hotel offer
ne me advantages Of surhsthing line fishing boating
treat during the heat Of the day.
RATESBoard, per week Sis Transient boardes day, S.
HARVEY & MCMAHON, Agents, 81 st. Charles street.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place of Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the
ceptionot Guests.
Theaccommodations which he is prepared to offer the
public by those of any Watering Place
in the country, and his TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY of the place and season.
In vicinity Ocean Springs
Sulphur and Ckalybeate Springs,
Which are celebrated for medicinal properties Invads will
thereforehnd this place of peculiar advantages they
can have Sea Mineral BATHS well the best fishing
facilities on the Coast.
TERMsWibe very moderate for families engaging room
or the season. 7. G. SCARBOROUGH.
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OoEAN sPnINes RoTEh-
COTTON TIES.

COTTON TIES.
RUTLEB'a PATENr CoTroN TTE
The Undersigned sole agents. hand ard wilbe
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES, prepared for immediate ue with the buckle firmly at
ached to end Of hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchants and planters for It's simplicity STRENGTH and the
great ease with which be adjusted bales any sEs
Il has been used BY large number panera since 1859
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will perceived at eur ONCE,
r. BLEAKLEy Co,
pane Poydras ssrsas3 corner OF Tchoapitoulaa
REARD's PARENT LOCK IRON TIES
FOR BALING COTTON,
Unequaed for simplicity and rapdy Of adjustment For
saleby
Dealers in Baling Stutfs,
g. Magazine street.
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puss, an nn,r1xeo p,nnnps
- s - $50
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ENSTARLTSHED IN 1sA1.
IA PAPER AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
PkIGES-NU connection with the combined monopoly for
high prices offer the largest and best assorted stock of
PAPER Of every description be found in this country.
Booksellers satiOnets Printers aud Binders will money
by first examining my stock Orders by mail promptly filled
A r HARD, Wh0es lie Paper Dealer,
No. "A Beekman street. New York. tfhe Old Stand)
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Messs Strausberger MUM being the largest upor
their line having laid in their full sock for cah at
the lowest gold rates enabled offer for the coming sea-
extraordinary inducements.
Buyers will do well favor them with their confidence
buy at
ttasJ, ,,tIva n,,taJ
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DUMPsG .,.......P UAEEpa! faUgEng
STEAM, FORCE, SUCTION,
AND
Lifting Pumps OF Every Description
slEAM and GAS PIPES, PIPE and GAS 'F1TTINeg
-Ag5-
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Or
Plumbers, Gas and steam Egttera' Goods
For sale al the loweBt rates, by
JOHN 3. FULLER
sDEY STREET,
New York
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-17

:
any person other than the producer, without
regard to the time when purchased or other
wise acquired, a tax of ten cents.
Theatrical Performers On every company
Of theatrical players or persons performing
feats of strength or agility, or exhibiting
natural or artificial objects, for each county
in which they shall exhibit for reward, $15..
Whisksy and Brandy.-on every gallon of
whiskey, brandy or other spirituous liquor
distilled for his own use, or for sale, by the
owner or person using any distillery, twenty
five cents; and like sum on every gallon
distilled for other persons, to be paid by the
persons for whom the same was distilled and
on every gallon of whiskey, brandy, or other
spirituous liquors distilled out of this State
and imported into It for sale, a tax of fifty
cents.
Wines and Cordials-Two per cent on the
amount of all purchases of spirituous Ii
quors, wines or cordials, made in this State,
either by wholesale or retail
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-17
The Ohio politicians are becoming aui

The Ohio politicians are becoming quite
excited on the question of successor for
Senator Sherman. That gentleman desires
to be his own successor, but he finds pow
erful rival in General Schenck. The Cincin-
natl Commercial, Cleveland Herald, and Re
publican papers Of a conservative ten
dency generally, support Sherman, while the
Cincinnati Gazette, Cleveland Leader, Ashta-
bula Sentinel, and most of the Radical pa
pers, oppose him and favor Schenck, though
Hon. John A. Bingham is considered an
available compromise candidate, if the party
fails to agree on either of the other two
The election will have some significance as
criterion Of public feeling in the great State
of Ohio.
The anniversary of the Battle of New Or
leans will be celebrated this evening at Tam
many Hall in fitting manner. Hon. John
Van Buren, will preside. General Grant, who
is in town, will be present and among the
persons who will certainly speak are Admiral
Farrasut, Senator Guthrie, of Kentucky,
Richard OGorman, Mayor Huffman, and
Generals Slocum and Rosecrans. Other cele-
brities are expected, and the occasion prom
ises to be one Unmarked political significance
The sale of the tickets is not confined to any
society or party, as will be seen by the Off
cial announcement elsewhere.-Neso York
. World.
Lieutenant General Grant sent three mem
bers OF his staff away on Sunday evening last,
ON tour Of inspection, and to ascertain
whether further reduction cannot be made in