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FARM FOR. SALE.

A oo %eny a 1ASn asre H"% eqGa'ta m 1nds ha
son District, within mile of the town of
Williamston, which will be sold cheap for
cash. There is a good Peach and Apple
Orchard and fine spring of water. Apply
to HAWAIIAN x MARLEY.
Oct 3 Wf
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The New York Times, of Monday,

sdyS:
Saturday evening o. disturbance
took place at the Republican General
Committee headquarters, owing to
@the presence of double set of claim
ants of the rooms. Theodore Allen
and six other persons assaulted Mr..
Strong, an officer of the General
Committee, and robbed him of his
watch while standing on the street.
No arrests We're made, although the
police were present and witnessed the
affair
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The State Of South Carolina---Rich-
land District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John P. Southern vs.. Garnet V. Antwerp
du0chnlent
WHEnEAS the plaintiff did, on the
w first day of October, 1866, file his de-
claration against the defendant, who (as it
is said) is absent from and without the
limits Of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served:
1t is, therefore, ordered, that the said de-
fendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the second dav of
October, which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven; otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. d. B. MILLER, c. G. p.
Clerks Office, Richland District, October
l, 1866. Oct II "a
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against
Athe estate of the Rev. SAM'L TOWN
SEND, deceased, will present them, pro-
pcrly proven, to the undersigned; and per
sons indebted to said estate will make
Immediate payment to
MARTHA j. TOWNSEND,
Adm'X of Rev. S. townsend
My son, s. G. TOWNSEND, at Townsend
& North's Bookstore, is my agent.
AuG2 th3mo
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COPARTNERSHIP.

%, THE undersigned respectfully in
"a form their former friends, and the
ITpubIic ip general, that they have
Aformed copartncrship, by the name
Of ElSENMANN & EBERHAltDT. for he
purpose of making up CLOTHING, in the
latest style and at the shortest notice.
They have just arrived from the North
with large and well selected stock of
CASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHS, VEST-
lNGS, &c.
We have removed from our former stand
to Main street, in Mr., NJ Ehrlich's new
store, North of Mr. J. c. Sccgers'.
}. f. EISENMANN
Sept 81 limo G. ID. EBERIIAEDT
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The State of South Carolina---Rich-
land District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Weisker Brothers vs.. G. V. Antwerp. AZ


Weisker Brothers VS.. G. '. Antwerp.-At
tdchnlent
WEHEREAS the plaintiff did. on the
w fifth day of October, 1866, file his de-
ciaration against the defendant, who Gas it
is said) is absent from and without the
limits of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration mi ght
be served:
1t is, therefore, ordered, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the sixth day of
October, which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven; otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. d. 3. MILLER, C. G. p.
Clerks Otlice, Richland District, October
5, 1866. Oct IL "a
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GOLDEN SUGAR-IOUSE SYRUP {!

GTEAM REFINED SUGAR LOAF SY.
- RUP-an extra article.
Oct 5 JOHN G. SEEGERS & co.
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J. W. CLUUS,
LIST 1t. GthsU. S. Inf'y, Bvt. Capt.
U. s. A., Act. Asst. Adjutant- General
OFFICIAL:
j. W. CLoUs, LIST 1t. 9th U. s. In'fy, Bvt
Capt. L. S. A., Act. Asst. Adj. Gen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

MEssRs. PACE, LAVENDER & HARPER,--In the
selection of factor in this or any other city, the
planter or producer should look to the intelligence
and competency generally of the merchant, as
well as to his social qualities and popular man
uers To transact successfully this highest depart
ment of the mercantile profession, no ordinary
amount of intelligence is required. The merchant
must have finished education and an enlarged
understanding; and if any other description of
men ever succeed, it is purely by good luck and
awkwardness." In the gentlemen named above,
who have established commission and factorage
business at No. so Union street, those doing bust
ness with our city have all the requirements
spoken of above-each and every gentleman of
the firm being able accomplished and thoroughly
reliahln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

REMOVAL OF SoULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
4ir. George Sou6 is at the head of commercial
college which has no superior in this country. 1t
is one of the few nstitutio MS where the pupils are
thoroughly drilled to the manual of business, and
where those who possess only the most ordinary
intelligence are compelled to become we'll
grounded in the forms. Goods are actually
bought and sold, the books regularly kept, banks
and stores are connected and where the most
minute duties of bookkeeper, correspondent
clerk and merchant are practically performed by
the student. The advantages of Mr.. Soul6's sys
TEN are so obvious, that any one who will take tbs
trouble to visit the institution, will be at once
convinced Of its merits. The buildings he nov
occupies are Nos, so and 81 Camp street, At tn,
| corner of NAtchez.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

REMOVAL OF MEssRs .GRIEFF & BYRNEs.- old
and well known firm above mentioned, it will be
seen upon reference to our advertising columns,
has removed to Nos AZ and A Tchoupitoulas
street, corner of Natchez street and they offer
for sale an immense assortment of Western pro-
duce, groceries, assorted shelf goods nuts, fish
etc.. too numerous to mention. We advise a
general perusal of their advertisement, firstly,
that they all may be able to locate SO important
house and secondly that they may see what is
for sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

DIRECT TRADE WITH EURoPE.-We have along
thought that there was no valid reason why our
merchants could not import every class of Euro.
pean manufactures and sell them as cheap as is
done by those of New York aid Boston, Freight
is certainly not high enough on goods brought
from London, Liverpool, Hayre or Bordeaux here,
to account for the difference always charged, and
the expense of conducting business in this city is
certainly not half as great as in the great North
ern cities, where many merchants pay $4,000 per
annum rent. The great trouble, we suppose, has
been in the dearth of capital and enterprise, con.
sequently it should be subject for general re-
joicing to the public when firm, with sufficient
means, embarks in the business with the determi-
nation to accomplish the desired result. Messrs. P
Mares Co., 43 Royal street. we are glad to be able
to announce, have gone into this business and
promise to the public that they will furnish them
with the best and most desirable Of European
manufactures at rates as cheap as they are sole
at the North. That they should not fail in this
enterprise should be a matter Of interest to every
Southern merchant and consumer, and We have
but little doubt that they will be well patronized
Read their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

LONE JACK SMOKING ToBAcoo.-Messrs. George
G. Garner & Co., have just received supply of
this choicest of all brands of smoking tobacco.
No one who can appreciate the pipe should neg
lect to get supply of "Lone jack
1t will also be seen upon reference to the card
published, that our old friend, Col. Chas. R. Rally
has an interest in Col. Garner's firm from the Isl
iDCf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

CooD NEws.-There is a natural inclination on
the part of the whole world to hear that which
pleases them, or that which has a tendency to put
money in their purses" Remembering this pecu
liarity of the human family, we are delighted in
having an opportunity of being among the first to
herald the arrival Of the new goods at Messrs.
Garthwaite, Lewis s stuart's mammoth clothing
establishment, Nos 81 and 80 Camp street. See
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

1t being now about the beginning Of the COM
mercia! year it will not be ont of place for us TO
direct the attention of merchants and business
men generally to the superior stock of stationery
blank books, etc., kept by E. R. Wagner, No. GS
Camp street. He keeps and manufactures to or
der every description of mercantile stationery to-
gether with Fairehild's superior gold pens-does
job printing, binds books, and almost anything
else in that line, See the card he publishes in an
other column of the CRESCENT todGy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

We note the addition to our column of law
cards that of B. R. Forman, Esq. Mr.. Forman,
we learn, was during the war one of that cele-
brated body of cavalry known as Gen. John Fl.
Morgan's "old squadron;n was captured with
that daring leader in Ohio in 1868, and was ex-
changed just in time to take part in the last battle
for the Confederacy. For nearly a year past he
has been practicing at the New Orleans bar, and
at the same time pursuing the study OF the law in
the library of that distinguished jurist, Alfred
Hennen, Esq, in whose Office he is still to be
found.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

SHIRTS, HOSIERY AID FrRNlsHlNG GOODS
The stock of Messrs. Gildig 4 Acker, No. l87
Canal street. is well worthy the attention of the
purchasers of every description ST shirts and
furnishing goods The articles which they sell
are all manufactured for their own sales aud can
not be excellel by any in the market. Their
store is between Burgundy and Rampant street, on
the same side as Victor's restaurant.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

NAPOLEON III AND A DISTINGUISHED ORLEAN
From letters recently received from Paris, it
appears that General Beauregarl has not been the
only distinguished Louisianian who has received
iattering attentions from the great emperor Of
France, as it appears, that upon learning of the
arrival Of Colonel S. N. Moody Of our city, in
Paris Napoleon sent him an invitation to call upon
him, and during the interview which followed, an
offer was made our distinguished fellow citizen of
a contract to supply the whole French army with
those splendid under garments for which Colonel
Moody has been so celebrated
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

BROKERAGE AND AGENCY BusINEss.-The many
friends Of Major Walter V. Crouch will, no doubt,
be pleased to learn that he is now located at No.
43 Natchez street up stairs for the transaction Of
general brokerage and agency business. Itis
well known to all old citizens that he is faithful,
energetic, and well versed in the business in which
he is engaged, We bespeak for him an ample and
remuneratiye share Of the patronage of the
public. ----------
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

Housakeepers will find it greatly to their inter
est to read the advertisement Of Capt Fl. N. Jen-
kins, who. having reftted the establishment and
replenshed the stock of Messrs. Warner 4 Row
ley, 24S Camp street, will be on hand there to
please the tastes of the most fastdious.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

MEssRs. PARHAM BIUNT.-The gentlemen
comprising this firm are both too well known in
our community to require an extended introduc-
ton as commercial merchants and cotton factors.
They have removed from 26 Carondelet and are
now at No. IS Carondelet street, in this city.
They possess every qualification to give satisfac-
ton to all who intrust affairs to them and conse-
quentIy must succeed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
04w Orleans Daily gFeatett
The Faded Flower,

lWrltten for the New Orleans GBescenti
accept this flower, gentle one,
And wear it on thy breast;
Its with'ring leaves are falling fast,
It soon will be at rest.
Though faded are its petals bright,
It's fragrant perfume dead;
1t once was fair to gaze upon,
But now its life has fled.
Its many lovely mates are gone,
Their petals strew the ground
And where they once in beauty bloom'd,
No bud can now be found.
For leaf by leaf they pass'd away,
The mossy sod their grave;
Aud sadly DER their verdant bed,
Their mother stem does wave.
The summer breeze their requiem sings,
And softly fans the spot,
Where these sweet buds in splendor liy'd,
Brt-dying- forgot.
As onward through ethereal blue,
The sun his course pursues,
He gazes down in vain to catch,'
A glimpse Of their bright hues.
Brief has their life been on this earth,
Short with us was their stay,
Twas yesterday they seem'd so fair,
But gone they are to-day.
Their life was far too bright to last,
This world too dark and chill;
A day of beauty did they pass,
And now their graves they FILL
Though many pass around the spot,
Where once these flowers fair
Spread far and near their sweet perfume,
Upon the summer air, ..
No sigh escapes them for the dead,
Their eyes no pity show;
Though priz d 50 highly in their bloom,
ForgoLton--w laid low.
Thus, thus it is with life and man,
Their best friends pass away;
And though to-day they weep i'll grief,
Tomorrow finds them gay.
Tie sod which forms their lonely graves,
It's verdure has not spread;
Ere they who call'd them friends in life,
Forget them thus, when dead.
Unerateful man, thy heart il stone,
True friendship ne'er could bloom
Within thy heart-when Of thy friends
All thoughts close with the tomb.
A mockery Of friendships name,
Thou mak'st wh5n thou can'st say,
He is my ftiend-and when he's dead
Forget him in day.
q shame tits that man should thus
Forget his dearest friend;
Remembrance should reprove and show,
That such must be his end.
But no, he plucks the buds which crown,
This worlds deusive heath;
a srend he owns thee, whilst in life;
Thinks not of thee, in death. ........
Then, gentle one, this flower keep,
And foster it with care;
Let thy young heart lesson learn,
And keep it CHERISHED there
Remember life on earth is short,
That thou like it must die,
And when thy thoughts recall the dead,
Let it be with sigh.
MOHAWK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

WESTERN PRoDUCE.-Messrs. Martin Dolhonde
4 Cobb No. 81 Natchez street, have on hand for
sale: pork, beef, bacon lard, hams, whisky, rope,
bagging and twine, in lots to suit purchasers.
These goods are all prime in every respect, and
well worthy the attention Of the trade. See ad-
vertisement publishedin another column of this
mornings paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

BEIoyAL OF MIR. HasRY HAMBURGER.-Our old
friend Hamburger, the tailor, who has measured
more men than perhaps any other in the Union,
has removed, twill be perceived upon reference
to our advertising columns, to No. IS St. Charles
street, in the Masonic Grant Lodge Hall. He in
vites allhis old friends to see him, and will give
them fits if they call,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

MUSTER AND INsPECTIoN,-To-day is the day
selected by Messrs. Rocha, Becker & Co., No.
lat Canal street, for the first display of their
fresh importations of fancy dry goods, and
great day it will be for the ladies of New Orleans
The new styles of goods which will be exhibited
on this occasion are only equaled in this country
by those found in the famous establishment of A.
It. Stewart, in New York. The mportations of
Rocha, Becker Co. embrace all the latest styles,
among which may be found circular mantles,
fanchettes, czarine paletots, Bohemian paletots,
eheperdess paletots, Pail Mall mantles, Schuyler
Jackets, empress paletots, empress mantles,
Camille jackets, Grecian poplns, lie bon ton man
Ties oriental jackets, Brittany jackets, Marie An
tonettes, Russian mantles, Central Park patterns,
Southern belle patterns, Peckheuse mantles, Vic
toria basques, cloaks in cloth and silk shawls
handkerchiefs, corsets, hoop-skirts black dress
silks. aces, hosiery white goods, embroideries
parasols, dress trimmings, ribbons, etc. The
most, elegant patterns and styles ever imported
into New Orleans will be exhibited by this firm
TO all who may see fit to be present on this occa
sion.
The object of this display is to show the ladie:
of this city that New Orleans is not behind New
York, or any other city on this continent, in tht
Introduction Of the latest styles OF goods. Al
this firm asks is rigid inspection of their goods
and prices. and this day is set apart Tor this in
gpection exclusively.
Attentive clerks will be at their posts during tn
entire day, to wait upon all who may give them {
call
After dark, No. LII will be illuminated fror
basement to attic, and every attention will b
paid to visitors,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

A CHANGE NOT TO BE NEGLEoTED.-Our lady
friends must be sure and peruse the advertisement
of Mr.. S. G. Kreeger, of No. COZ Magazine street,
which will be found in the CRESCENT this morning.
1t will be there seen that the advertiser offers for
sale, "drt cheap magnificent assortment of
dry goods of all kinds, but particularly ladies'
dress goods. Mr.. Kreeger is noted for selling
goods low, and his stock has never been surpassed
for quality: therefore, ladies who have to provide
for families would do well to go up to his store
and make general reconnaissance before they
buy all they want. 1t will only cost dime for
the ride in the cars; but may save hundreds Of
dollars,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

Messrs Chenowith, Casey & Co., have removed
their store to No. 81 New Levee street, and they
have on hand fresh and superior stock of bacon,
lard -four whisky etc, to which they invite the
attention Of the trade. See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
MEl}ECAI..
SOUTHERN ToNro-soUTHEKN TONIC

After several years of successful trial both in this city and
in the at the request of Of persons bo
have been benefited by its use we have concluded pre-
sen. to the public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

For TEXAS VIA BRAsnEAR C1TY.-The steamers
of the Morgan line, which leave Brashear City on
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Calves
ton, and Sundays for Sabine Pass after the arrival
of the morning trains from the city by the Ope-
lousas railroad, afford both pleasant, cheap and
expeditions means of going to any part of Texas
which should attract the attention of travellers.
The ferry-boats to connect with the trains from
the foot of st. Ann street at y O'Clock, and the
train leaving the depot in Algiers at s A. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
DONTCMARTRATN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April 1st 1896 the trains on thb
road will leave fellows:
THz

Fare, to and from the Lake, came day, Is cents
Passengers enty SatIea notify the conducto,
prior departure Of this train Fare Is each way
GEO PANDELY General Superintendent
COAI FORT, SPEED AND sAFETY-IL
" ngis Central Reiroad-Qnicket from New Orlsan
to New York and all Eastern cities.
ERO DAILY TRAINS leave Csiro morning and evenin.
on arrival of srains and steamers from the south
Time from New Orleans 10 New YgTk--Sdz days.
For through tickets apply the office New Orleans,
and Great Northern Railroad Al CarondeeT il3
Rotunds St. Char Hotel 39
Depot also at ofiee the Illinois Central Office Cairo
IL HUGEITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
". P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago
B. r. LONGLET,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01


SINGERS SEWING MACHNEs.-Iize the steam
engine and electric telegraph, the sewing ma,
chine is one of the great trnmphs of the genius of
this century, and if the first have had the effect of
benefting society generally, and if the inventors
thereof will in future ages be ranked among pub
lie benefactor5 the sewing machine has done its
share to ameliorato suffering and TO benefit the
poor also. By means of the sewing machine that
class of unfortunates described in Hoods Song
Of tie Shirt no longer exist; and instead Of a
scanty subsistence, the sewing woman, by its
help, is enabled to provide herself with Injuries.
Among the machines which experience has
proved to be the best, both for private use and
for manufacturing purposes, Singers ranks de-
servedly in the front line They are simple and
easily worked, strong, and seldom get out of re,
pair and sill do any kind Of work, from stitching
q leather trace to hemming the plait of liner
cambr,tc shirt They do the work well and sub
stan daily, and are exceled by none for rapidit,
of motion. Bessrs. Thos. F. Browne Co., No
Z Camp street, are the agents of these Valuabl
:, machines. Attention is directed to their adyel
tisement, which appears in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

We call the attention of dentists to the removal
of the Southern Dental Depot from No. 26 to No.
81 ST, Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
WINTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
-vrTH-
Lanes Patent set ana Feed works"

We respectfully call attention to our "IMPR6yED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR 5AW MILL" with 'sLANE'S
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. come of the perticu
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
ls--Ihe instantaneous and uHerrngy certain set of the
log oy the man attending the Saw, with single motion Of the
hand under adegiee simple effective ia no
lengt being set at both and the nsa Of
time by the Sawyer above etated; EneTring ani
toTlty in tha thickness Of the piaE throughout insured
Zdfhe saving secured only In the number of hands
employed about the MILL but the ssng Of shat which Is of far
more lmpoTfaace towt IN the working t1ne Of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps wien is stated that in ts
setting time usnaiy required by ether mills able
run back "set.n and another plank ThNs we are
ENABLED to cut thres twenty feet planzs Of require single
minnte accounted for in part by the fact that the % a.
most increasingly engaged tine baek time excepted
actual work from the the stosk is in place nrt it Ia
entirely conserSedinso lumberi
3d-The pecuIiar arrangement OF the Feed Works,
whereby the slip wear and tea always incident
the usGE belt arrangement is avoided and in lieu
taneous " startingn and "stoppng untaingy effected.
gether combinations of Stee Saw MAndre Babbit
Metal, seiROng and SeEAGiustng Boxes 2 the frequent
supports tie carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty finish, aTesnong other features which partcl
larry Characterize m and which for 1t the una
ing admiration Of the practical.
a ali that Is required that asked any
to insure preference namely Aa examination before puf
chase eIsswhsre.n
WINTER CO.
General Commission Merchants No. 90 Broadway New YORK
MONROE 4 hEDDINGToN,
! Agents for the above Mil
| No. 63 Carondelet street.