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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
SUPREME COURT Cmcrir.-Iay o. - Before Jusri
JOSEPH +. BARNARD

George w Ewing agt George +. Booth.
This was n sutton Il note for over 5000. The de-
c "a II was hat the note given payment for
Tin scrp for INDICATED snds under lind appropriation
Tor the benefit Of the hslireed Indian wat the scHP
was rrocured from one swritzer, who hsd no power
10 live I'm. to M and that the scip had been rendered bsc
bcire tbe suit wa commenced MI Swszrr teshed tai
IT, Sd rcyad the scru nom the halfbreed and with IL a
rover Of attorney which would have enabled the
H. locate and obtain title TO the lands ms wa 4'i
Tho dcf.ud,n question also whether the deeIn
rendered back the scrip only miiar scIi
-, a ON it, face wa transferable. The 'ouf'
.i,s, lad delivered ali uupers sufficient 10 e'ao sh
In, title then the defendant liable, OFT ne ha nov
So aud defendant. had rendered BACK 'Ie 'ue0s'
he " liable
TIE Jury rendered q verdict for the defendant; -,
Barney. Butler Parsons fer p'aintlhi Ea"afi l. '''N
fol defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

AyyUAL BALL OF THE l.. ID. FIRE DEPART
MEST--The twenty second annual ball Of the l.. H.
Hire Department took place nj the Odeon last night
The ball tasefny decorated for tie occasion
and there was very large attendance Tie proceeds
of the hall will be devoted 10 the Widows and Orphans
Fund. which az present amounts 10 over $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

SANITARY EEPosT.-Thc following is the
report Of tie dongs Of the Sanitary Police os the past
week
To the HonornJc N, Bogre II Police
GESTLf The following i' the amount Of work per
formed hy the members of command ior tlc ending
Jsnuary 1866 There have been 80 noces served or 'h"
cleansing Of ", sinks ~ prvss, 70 yard hossese~
- cellars stable "a houses, hr"As and alleys hogfrn,
vacant lots aud for the repairing 4 10 .ns sfc
waks cimueys. coal vault. IL hyafsnts and wssc
pipes There lave been clcanse under seisce OF p'siol.
cellars COW stables - houses. areas And alrys and
paired sidewalks and q bydrans aud wase ppss Total
complaints. 3.s; total ceansed w. Al ol which ~ rcfpstt
fully submitted y. g. LORD Captain Sanitary Poig'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-JAs
- 4 Ii nj
FP AVpS OS IHE L. s. EEVENUE-fOLGLHf oF III
pACCO STAMPS

FpAups OF HE L. s. EEvENUE-F0EcERy OF To-
BACCo STAMPS.
The preliminary examination IN the mater oi
tho forged g,r stamps commenccd yesterday before Com
missioner Osborne. - .. ,.. 81, D. .
was ready 10 proceed with tie Of william trenser
Nj R,rknqn on behalf Of Bernard Boeuckc and thl IS
Mzcheng asked that the District Attorney could no, 20
on with their the Comuoner woui IA the amount
Of bill in their cases and would in firing the amount have
,ar,l TO the cir cufn,t inces Of the parties.
Mr. Bell stated that be ready TO 90 on with those ca
90 soon a. he should get through with the one Already
III. Comnsi,sioner-What {, the pensliyi
,ir. BeiTne limit !. i've year. imprisonment and : oo
Gue but hope your nor consider the uagnuce o
III. crime. and not hr the bfii q, less than - tpn
Nj Boemrt. announced through bis counsel that D. was
ready 10 g- that OF bail II arraned that the
,,oun Of bail In the other should be arranged before
morning. Tho counsel for Fenker then asked an ad'
iorrumsnt foI one ws.s which was granted. -
Counsel for Hammebey ready To 20 on, but the Ds
trc Attorney stated that the important witness IN tD
ne bod been informed deferred by threats
and uenacss II he yeutuT,d t. his evidence Ihere
se.r.d 10 be conspiracy not only to deiand the Oo'ca-
men, but to prevent the p1ui-hnen, o the offenders
Counsel Hsmm'lbry discamed any such charge as iif
a Lis client wus concerned. .
TIE Comus.ioner then adjourned the proceedings IN al
the c-sss 10 Ile.iiy next, At 10 a. NJ ,
Before Commssion"r BErrs.
ARREST FOR PASSING CoUNILRFEIr CURRENCY.
Whitney GOuld was arrested and brought before
Commissioner Bet. the cha-e OF passing counterfeit 90
fractional currency According TO the testimony he
passed 5ceu, s'ar1 No. 252 Wests for drink and
turned minutes and another 5lcent stamp
and - something g. eat be went out and retuniug
passed another 80 ur drinks The witness noticed this
stomp BE- bsd and had tie prisoner arrested The witness
hsi passed ~ the stamp. 4imsei without knowing 20
be- bad lie testified that Nc prisoner appeared 10 be IN
toxcaied The prsone searched. and four bad stamps
found on him ani II good money. The matter
adjourned Friday ]. Mr Bell for the Government
Mr. X. y. Waite tor the prisoner
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
The Steamer sherman Damaged.

Boston, Tuesday Jan. 9. 1865.
The steamer Sherman, for New-Orleans, has
returned. with damage W heI WscliAsyy,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
EsciyiuuI.

The Chaml,,r Of Deputies unanimously voted
The Kings ci,l list at 100000 francs per annurn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Flrr IN Ovr.nrynRRn.ANp.r .rwEyrY.rlrrn.

sT.-The greenhouse Of Mr.. Gator. at the Of
OnchunGrel GIdtwenty hith-st ana .wclith.ave. was
entirely destroyed by lire early On Tuesdiy morning.
Loss abOIt : 30 on which there is no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
lAdyeriis.lnrn'.

TIE most agreeable calls made on New-Near's,
were those at which krN1's FAST INDIA toPfEg dis
peused-the lie tli economical heyeage in the
world For sale BY al CIoccT Wholesale Depot, No. l5i
Kcylc-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
CATARRHl BRONCHITIS! sCROFuLA!

" NATURES SOVEREIGN REMEDiALS.-WM X.
PRINCE Flushing ewYoIk for 90 yeas proprietor Of tho
Lmnean Nurseries having discovered the plants which are
SPECIFIC REMEDIES for the above and for all Inherited
and Chronic Diseases hitherto deemed ncurable has s.sami
cudrs all naades e the Liver Lungs. Heart, stomach
Klney. Bladder, Skin. aud other Eruptions, Dyspepsa'
piles both kinds Diarhea Jaundice Asthma FeveIs Rhea'
matism three kinds Tmo Lepro.y Erysipes', PIoap.s
Uteri and all other Female Miadies Nariocee Ireass
on all Diseases mailed for Is Explanatory Circular,
one stamp 10 Flushing 10 30 minutes BY Thirtyfourh o.
Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

| No SUNDAY THEATRICALs.-A man named
Henry Berandcs. who keeps German resort AT NO.
J9 Eighih.aye was tried IN the Special Sessions on
Saturday last on the charge Of having theatrical exhi
btions Sunday. The evidence was conclusive In
the front Of the there very large bars IN the
back there was accommodation Tor hundred people TO
touch glasses and back of all there was n stage.
Among the audience there were some policemen, sent
there specially what was going on; II was IN.
tended that they should sbc tell what was said
and done The descent according 10 arrangement was
made but the detailed officers conld only say they saw
men in long hats and wearing long coats. singing ana
dancing on the stage but what they said sung. the
officers couldn't say The only defense set mp was
Ignorance Of the aw and the important fact as counsel
considered H. that the back part 81 the premises were
sub.iet and therefore Berandes not responsible
judge Dowing did not think either excuse sufficient
lie dii no, think the law either obsolete or dead
letter Bcrandes when brought up on remand on Tue.
day was sent 10 the Penitcnary for two months and
fined go.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
LIST OF LossEs AND INSURANCE The follow.

! LIST OF J. ossEs AND DIysURiSCEs.-The follow.
ing are the losses and nsuranccs the buildings and
contents damaged by fire on Monday night: No ~
PearLsi.-NcKec echne Watts & Co.. crocacry auction
eers on the first and second floors; loss. abon 500;
insured for 81 900 in the Crofon and Manhattan Com
paiies The third foor is occupied byS. H. lsaacs,
dealer in tobacco; loss 600; insured for sI5Oo in
the Globe Croion and Grocers Companies The build
nc is damaged 10 the amount OF 5000 II IL owned by
George Bruce and insured in the Firemcns Company.
No % Ccnire-s,. The loss Of Otto Meyer lawyer,
in whose Office the fire originated, is not as large
as was at first supposed the library having
only been slightly damaged by water His
entire loss, by fire and water will amount
to about 500; insured for 81 600 in the Stnyyesant
Company The law offices Of Clinton Rooseveli, Wn
Schcrmeflorn and C. Kelar damaged in all to the
amount Of - Oo0 insurance. +. Gaifaey, dealer
in auction goods about 500; insurance. Chns
Huuner the jartor who occupied the fourth floor as
dwelling loses furniture about COO no Insurance.
The shirt store on the first floor kept ty Mrs. Gar
nett Loss stock by water about $500 no insurance
Most Of the goods taken Of tho store by the
insurance patrol Tie basement was occupied by
Joseph Bischof Loss by water abont 5000; Insured in
the Bowcry and Siuyvcsdnt Companics The building
is owned by Mrs. Barlow. and is damaged to The
amount OF s3Co insured for 5000 in the North
American Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

The following official notice has just been re-
cciyed by the Commissioners of Emigration in thl'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-19
MIsCELLANEOUo.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
n fEsTIMoNIALs F9QM ACTRESSES

fSF srk. R fSffTcry. vrsrv.r,
MISS MAGGIE MfTcmELL MRS. D. r; Bowers ~.
CILLE WESTERN, NINE, PONfsf, MRS. EMMA WAL
LrR, LUCY RUsHtoN, NoEMIE be MARGuERITTks,
MISS AGNES PERRY, MISS HELEN wRsTERE AND
MISS ANNIE COWkLL
pronounce Jsrsd's Email de- Paris 70 produr. Al the
gar glare uous action upon the skim evident that
L. mail de Paris" sccompshes what never before
attained and be used by the most scrupuious and 70
nped.
"LEvAII DE PARIS removes freckics black worm
peck smallpox mark and all rourress and renaNs Of the
skim and for the theatre saloon bali room mpsrts bril-
La nj plexion and q white and dciicate skin.
Sold by all FIRST class druggists peri afners aud sdes hair
dressers T. Isastrau Sd Broadway; Demss Barnes Co
and y. G. Wells Co. general agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-19

A THE HOLIDAYS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY
RICH DINNER AND TEA SETS
PARIS CLOCKS AND sTATrARY.
And FINE FANCY 0OODs-of our own importation.
ovfs0roH BROTHERS,
Nos. no 2Ss and 2fs ynitoa street. BrcoslYa
4 SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT The MOST &C.
N ccptNpi. Ctrstmaa CIT and the tcst New Years
Dreerrs 5ycrr wife, daughter q ftcnd, "a year sub:
s,rpli0n 20 the model Ftro Magazine. UkEpW SIS
MONTHLY The January No. has brilliant array OF
nsefni arst and hrauufnnoveltes and entertaining no
rAture yearly ~ vita t-auufu premium singh. copes
So, ualed free. Pablisbsd az Ee broadway y. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-19

TuronORE THowAa zoo


THEODORE THOMAS. ESQ.
the talented musical director promises most delightful
treat the orchestral and vocal exercises for the
less than forty performers being already engaged
nothing will DO spared to mako this the finest musical festi
val ever given In the United States
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
The tickets win be supplied TO all Booksellers Druggists.
tanned 81 each In quantities ct the club subscrp
ton lists ready for soldiers and others (male
femac who sympathze with object TO obtain orders for
the tickets Circulars, Aving full directions and terms
agents, will be mailed receipt OF stamp for postage
Orders be sent direct ncosing the money from
q TO e2o In registered letter. at our risk with stamp for
return postage Larger amou.s should be sent drafts
BY express at the f0l0C cI' sq Ra rr,ss;-
tickets address 30
iuu.keS 70 one ADDRESS.
~ tickets 70 one ADDRESS. ~
tickets 70 one address, 10 10
uckcb 70 one hudfess 10 w
~ uchots 70 one ADDRESS, 80
ucheu pne % w
Address all orders and communcstions 70
Managing Directors.
n II. DAVIS,
Agent for the Home and School,
GIG Broadway, New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We take pleasure In acknowledging. on behalf of the
Home and School, tbs liberal donation OF 500 made by the
Empire sewins Machine Company, Of No dc broadway,
Editors invited notice thIs Charitable Fair and
Festival and to lend such aid their sympathy and bene
violence suggest.
Managing Directors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1856.

oun jon OFF1oE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Connor = Sons, G, r.
Gordon and r. Hoe 8 Co., Of New York, andin
variety and beauty cannot be exeelled in the
South. We have connected with this department
one Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn ont all descriptions Of job
work, raled, iettared and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman+like manner andupon
understandable teFnsi
In addition to a corps Of experienced printers,
We have secured the services in this Departmental Of
Mr.. w. W. Brlsbin and Mr. Charles W. CLARK, SO
fayorably job printers previous to thewar,
uader tile firm Of CLARK & Brisbin. Their friends
snd ours viii hear this in mind and send in their
orders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

since that time he has steadily pursued his PROBES.
sion amussing a fortune, and becoming one of the
most honored citizens Of Washington. With his
partner, Mr.. Gales, who died in 1862, he was the
first reporter on the floor of Congress- In the
olden times these two gentlemen had seats among
the members, aud wrote down the speeches in
stenographic manuscript. Now, there is a gallery
for reporters, and the old system of stenography
has been superseded by the less arbitrary device Of
Photographic writing. 1t is related of Colonel
seaton, that twenty-one years after the delivery
of one of Mr., Calhouns great speeches. he copied
it accurately from the short hand notes which he
had never used after they were originally written.
With the death of Colonel Seaton the old system
of American journalism fully expires 1t was like
the present style of the English press; it lacked in
enterprise, but compensated for the loss in dignity
and thoughtfulness.
THE LEvEE COMMISSIONERS
Are pursuing their work with zeal and success
They went in the midst of the radicals from For
ney to Thad Stevens, and have met with gen
eral favor towards the project. The arrival OF
Gen. Candy, who is one of Mr.. stanton's favorites
and an advocate of government expenditure fol
the rebuilding of leyees, will be an opportune
incident for the commissioners. Gen. Hum
phreys' report, which has been submitted to the
Senate, favors the appropriation of nearly one
million dollars for the repair of about two mil
lion cubic yards of Mississippi and Louisiana
leyees Seven hundred thousand square yard
were repaired in Louisiana last year, and 81 200,
900 are required Immediately for the ample pro
lection of the levees in our State alone.
The President has strangled a grandlobby pro
iect called the New York and Montana Iroi
Mining and Manufacturing Company. The vet
of this bill took the schemers by surprise, ant
there is a rumor that several more of these dis
graceful schemes will find ian end all at til
executive mansion. The radicals are said to b
passing illegal measures to keep the Presidan
employed with writing veto messages, and rak
: his attention from more important matters
D. KANGAROO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM TO 4 DAYS.

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM TO DAYS
Important Invention for SeasOnIng Lumber
1t will season Lumber average of 81 pOr 1000 feet
1t will Lumber thoroughly, and check it less
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process. .s.
The expense ola Kiln Right is within the reach Of
every
costs dry the Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber comes from the ready to be worked i'm
mediately.
The cost of chauginga DRY Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right, are
often saved in year by this process
Eoneed of keeping large stocks of lumber hand 1t costs
it by this process the price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
who wish dry lumber should be in possession tbs
Right to this invention
common Hot Air Kiln be changed Steam Kilr
for small expense
This process the shops Of the Pennsyl
vana Centr al New York Central Atlantic West
Chicago and North Western; Chicago, Alton and st
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sundusy Dayton
Cincnna and other Raj road Companies Also by many
the manufacturers of Cars Carriages Sash Doors aud Blind
GRAIN FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT VEGEfA BfiES
TOBACCO, WOOL. PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and othe
substances are dried by this prpcess
Of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right D.
paying for the drawings and specifications.
For further Information, address
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

GoLD UP-Shirts Do,0n.-Such is the case at
the shirt and furnishing goods store of Messrs.
Gildg & Acker, No, 1877 Canal street. These
gentlemen, not wishing to take advantage of the
rise in gold, to charge higher prices for their
goods, will fit out their friends and customers at
the old rates with style of goods not to be eX-
celled in the market, either as to make, material,
or finish, We advise all who like to luxuriate in
fine linens to give them a call. little money will
go a long way in that house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

D. e. Morphy, auctioneer, calls the particular at
tention Of grooers, liquor dealers, and parties
wishing to lease well located store with all its
fixtures, counting room furniture, mules, drays
ETC., to his sale, headed Large Stock of Grocer
les, LIQUORS. Wines. Lease and Fixtures of stores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

TEE AAsF DRAElEa or THE KENTUCKY STATE
L0TTEEy While We must not be understood as
approving of lottery enterprises, or of favoring
the Investment Of hard earned gains in them.
By our people, we cannot deny the fact that the
Kentucky State lottery is daily growing more and
more popular in this community. We donot think
shatmoney spent in lottery tickets Is wisely in
vested butif men viii run iato such folliea We
hope that they will 60 into those at least, which
entail no lasting loss upon the community in
which they i've. by the list Of the last drawing
Of the Kentucky State lottery, which was adver-
tiaed ID tic gHEseEST last Saturday, it was shown
shat nineteen prizes were drawn BY persons resid.
ing in This city; which is not had, as the amount
Of money won viii no doubt farexceed the amour
expended for tickets, and the circulating medium
in the city be increased and not diminished. Tht
above mentioned lottery has stronger claims upol
the people Of New Orleans than any other.
pays large amount for taxes into the Stat
treasury, and its agent is one ol our own people
an honorable gentleman, who has resided near
all his live amongstus. Besides, as moneypaid 70
tickets to the Kentucky lottery does not go out Q
the country, but is retained in it, the injury don
the public is of less degree than that done b.
some. as there are greater number Of prizes i
this lottery than in many others our people are
the habit Of investing in, the chances to win ar
therefore greater. Consequently we hope tina
buyers Of lottery tickets will be SO far goyerne
by good sense as to invest in it, and profit by il
liheTality,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

INSANITY AMONG TUE BLAoks,-The Richmond
Wing remarks shat insanity Is becoming fearfuIly
prevalent among she freedmen. Within the month
Of May some fifteen or sixteen sneh unfortnnates
have been placed in confinement in that CITY while
intormer times that number would hardly have
been found in five years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25
CITY OF MOBILE.
NOTICE TO BoNDHohDERs AND orHER

NULaUE To AbUN AFAHW31WH4 RA9 AMI OIHhH
Creditors of the City of Mobile.
MAYORS OFFICE May IA, 1856
All persons holding any bonds evidences of debt
against city Mobile hereby notified requested ia
make known to N WEEKS City Treasurer the character an
also whether snch claims be due due wbes
payable, and if not when they will mature.
The statement of claims hersby called with
City Treasurer before the LIST day October 1856
The city desires the indebtedness by ms sue
bonds and the bonds will be ready delivery eyt
day of July, 1866 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25
From w, III. Langley,

The Dry Kiln built under the direction OF your Agent o
seasoning slaves bag been n constant nse ana believe
performs It's WORK lGy we'll You claim Ur H. I woult
about slaves those partly seasoned know
ing in few Gays at small expense have them We,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

Richmond paper records the desperate threat
of man there who declared that he would have
money-if lie had to work forit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

Test made by Buiksys Patent Lumber Dryer One piece
Pine hoard 25a inches vide z inches thick weight D.
in, and gagged out t. l6 lost In weight Th
lumber dried in the gard three years aud year hD
air kiln By Recommend this process TO all manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

81 ASEEAM y
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER TIE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
AGENT FOR
sEMMoEs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted al
raved Makers rich Sets, Bracelets, Pins and
nprin Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
s Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Scarf Masonic Pins, designs; Silver and
Plated Sets Table Forks Spoons Cups GOblsts
Napkin Rings Castors etc Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
CG9ekEs
Office and Mantle In Bronae Marble and Weed
speetacles.
Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention Of those needing helps roAn
respectfully solicited to Brazilian Pebbles, the best
only gasse shoud used New Pebbles reset IN
old rass Parteusrattentou paidto repairing Watches a
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
Pefasuher. % CAMP STREET under the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

Alteration is directed to a communication which
appears in She CREsoENT this morning, oyer the
signature Of { Drayman.r The draymen Of New
Orleans comprise class Of Woodworking and
honest citizens, who have never been backward
when duty OF humanity called, and we would hail
With pleasure the adoption Of any measure BY the
Cove rnment which would conduce to their inter
ests a nd extend their sphere Of usefulness.