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our surprise, suddenly turns up at Boston, his
approach to New England having been, appar-
emily, heralded by the conHagration OF Port
land. We hope that his official investigations
whilst in the hub of the universe, will be di-
rected towards the solution of the Indian aues-
ton in reference to that Boston tea-party
The question may be of interest to GEN SHEER
man in his western command There are
many Indians within the limits of his terri
tory, and, for aught we uninitiated may know
to the contrary, the solution of the mystery
attending the Indian party which sacked the
British tea-ship may have direct bearing
upon the question of the Black Feet and Dig
gers
The tour of General Sherman through his
geographical division is suggestive of that
made many years ago by distinguished
officer, who insisted that Cleveland, Buffalo
and Detroit We're on the shortest road, con.
Meeting Washington City and the Blue Lick
Springs in Kentucky. General sherman
seems disposed to practically reverse the
theory Of Columbus that great navigator,
and to prove that the shortest way to reach
the West as to go East. We will therefore
watch with interest the intelligence we may
receive from Europe China, Japan, Botany
Bay, the Sandwich Islands, California and
Salt Lake City for information of his progress,
until be finally re-enters his province through
the gates of the Rocky Mountains and sweeps
across the pioins TO his starting point, st.
Louis We hope how'll stop few days in
Paris to adjust, in connection With Napoleon
those little questions that are now disturbing
Europe, restore the India Hade BY urging
Monsieur De Lesseps to complete his Egyptian
canal put down the rebellion in China, burn
he cities Of New Zealand, because their in
habitants persist in eating missionaries, and a.
n the Diggars have no villages OF lodges to burn,
]. we trust he viii make one Of his ehatac-
teristic speeches to persuade them not to
massacre o.. modest the newly made citizens Of
Chinese descent
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Prospectus.

The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA is organized for the purpose Of
ding fat Pine God by the process and for tho
sale of the products realized hereom There produced
from ONE CORD distilled say % gallons Spirits Turpen
tine 80 gallons OIL 100 gallons PyroligneouB Acid gallons
Alcohol IA barrels Pitch Rosu barrel Tar 5000 feet
illuminating Gas superior to that made from COAL 30
bushels Charcoal, This Incredible though may appear 80
some, is nevertheless true and expect the
quantity of some Of the above products Pine 30
abundant in this section The process simple COM
paTstveiy rihibg expense the articles produced all
marketable and by the Chemists In ths
country altogether superior those produced the ordinary
way.
The patented rights different
States for certain number cords number can bs
distilled daily for seventeen years during existence Of
the patents The State has the right to dlst
hy cords day twhen paid for for that length time
Machinery In Of erection for this Company 10
dsi ten cords day portions Of which will DO here very
and have than enough subscribed fo=
the right etc. for that but to secure tho
control of the whole due the stat. FIFTY cord
works md have therefore reopsned subscrp
| tons for that amount
The capital $4,000 hundred shBres Of $1,000
each The Stakeholder has the advantage only being re-
qnred 70 pay his proportion towards tie egd
being erected
In connection with this state tst from The great
demand for these work in other States the length d
time their construction we are quite confident
that the profits arising from the wol 10 operation
win entirely TOR the additional wohB-a fast "a they can
be called the original due ten cord
works.
Fifteen per cent y their subscription ts required to bo
deposited With the Secretary Of the Company time o.
subscribing, and per will be called upon tho
completion and successful operation Of the workB
Unlike petro and mining operations this IL not
speculative uncertain but, without any doubt pay
larger profits the Investment than any other Htock In this
country TuProve that it certainty to call par
cular attention the fact that before money
IL paid over for the works good substantial brick
proof buildings will be erected s the machinery most
perfect description requisite carry the
duced and pat in practical operation tie complete sasc
ton Of Shareholder As company gatlS-
fed by oceuiar demonstration that the products
produced stated the buildings and machinery price
which is included in tho sale Of rights turned tha
company, and the money paid and not until thea
We call the attention Of capitalists limited
means to the opportunity thus offered them making sais
and very profitable Investment.
L. JEFF. HALL, President
ohice-No Q CarondeIst street
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The CoTToN CROP IN GEoRGIA.-It is stated that
gentleman just returned from a tour through
Georgia estimates the cotton crop in that State
this season at 100000 bales, smaller yield than
usual, owing to the wet and backward spring.
1t is by such abused statements as the above
that portion of the Northern press are con
stantly seeking to keep down the price of co..
ton. Not satisfied with taxing cotton to death
they seem to takefspecial pleasure in oyerrating
the coming crop. 1t was only a short time
ago Northern paper stated that Texas would
produce this year a million of bales And
now Georgia is going to make more than
million, the crop being smaller than usual
owing to bad weather If the entire cotton
crop Of the South equal the above estimate for
Georgia, it will be more than some of the best
calculators look for.
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no the BOltGhOEGEers
AND
& EN- ERAL CREDITORS
OF THE
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
... Railroad Company.
NEW ORLEANS. July I5l

NEW ORLEANS. JULY 18th, 1866
Inc commissioners lately sent abroad by the Board of
Directors ofthis Company effect arrangement with the
principal holders Of mortgage bonds having met with all
the could desire consolidating our arrear
ofinterest and exchanging them for mortgage bonds
bearing eight cent interest per annum the interest pay
able semi annually,
We respectfully earnestly make This appeal to our
creditors in America the same liberal aid we
have received from foreign creditors trusting that the
energy dspayedby the Board Directors The last twelve
months since he road turned by the military
authorities and the unprecedented which has crowned
our eortsrestorng during that short period our road from
chaos rebuilding in almost Its extent placing on II
an ample supply OF rolling sock, with other than
daily earnings of the road which averaged during the
z months from anuary July, S85222 20 per month
whstandng the many difficulties we had to contend against
and heproceedngs instituted gan this great public enter
prise BY Influential bankers whote former intimate connection
with the road should have their and valuable nn
enee IN its behalf are sufficient proof guarantee this
Great Southern fEaAk Railway has large resources which viii
in very few years with udicious manag emen enable il to
overcome the ravages of four disastrous civil wax and
not only TO pay all its deb with interest," rsmuuerate
its stockholders with handsome dividends
II the acceded 10 by the Boudhodsra in ;
country that have been agreed Europe very soon
have ample pay the coupons interest as they ma
nte hereafter commencing tile Of January 1857 be
sides creating sinking fund for the final extinction Of the
bonds
The State of Louisiana the city Of New Orleans and our
sister State of Mississippi large direct interests in the
success of this Southern railway We have every
aAee that at the proper time they will afford every assist
anee in the power which we require With the general
stockholders they proved their conencein the present Board
Oh Managers By casting for them last April election
the largest vote cast since tie Company
While honored with that attering public confidence We baya
no hesitation in assuring the Bondhoders General Ced
tors and Stockholders Of the New OIeans jackson and
Northern Railroad Company that their interests will he psr
eety secured Their indulgence time to repair the das
tiers Of be late all We ask
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A family living in Knowlestown, Ga, have
been poisoned by negro girl, who put arsenic
in their coffee. A child of ten years died. The
others were saved by unrenitting attentions on
the part of the father, who was physician.
The servant says she was prompted to murder
GUS intentions by negro man who wished to
marry her, and who was forbid visiting the
house by the doctor. The girl awaits trial in
io;1
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sHnrvzpeRr NHws. We received a call yes

sHnEszFeRr NHws. We received a call yes
serssas trom our cid friend Mr.. john Biokin-
son, editor of ono Of our most valued ex-
changes tiss Shreveport News. Mr.. D. visits
New Orleans on business connected with his
paper, ana VIII remain in the city for several
DAYS. AS tha News Is one Of the ablesi
edited and lssgest circulated papers in the
Southwest ouz meraanFie friends should take
advantage IF his presence IN the city to con.
tract with him foT advertising.
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SoHn7ERs' RlzrrEr GosvHS1soN At the re-
questof the President pro. ten. Of this con
vention. We cali attention to che next
meeting Of this convention which takes place
At Lyceum Hall on Tuesday 17th inst, at
VI r. NJ
= order thar no nisapp rehension may oe.
cur to prevent the harmonious action Of the
various relief association is the State, we are
desired to state that all such associations are
requested U send delegates It ii not M
tended to take any action to tranrnel sueh
associations or 10 call upon them to contribute
their funds on change their peculiar mission.
While II is deemed most proper 20 DO fhe
work Of charity to our destitute Of disabled
soldiers Of their families through one genera
State organization, it remains with themselves
70 saw whether they will be merged into this
and gives up their separate associations
n any event let all send delegates and let
the good work go forward with unity and
spirit
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A dispatch from Cincinnati to the CHICAGO
Republican says:
Our member Of Congress, Ben. Eggleston, has
roads, which provides that our companies shall be
allowed the one-eighth cent, as charged by the
internal revenue, all their tickets, but that thew
shall sell twenty-five tickets for 81 O3, but are al
lowed to charge single passenger six cents
This shall continue in existence no longer than
April next when the whole thing will be as before
the roads being allowed the privilege Of selling
twenty. tickets for 81 and charging six cents for
in the country.
Wonder what next this blessed Congress
won't enact They seem to consider the
United States another District of Columbia,
and legislate accordingly.
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Late LGtUs OF Louisiana.

THE ACTS OF THE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION or THE STATE LEa1sLATURE, are Just
published in pamphlet form and can DO had of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
LOG Camp street.
THoS. L. WHITE,
log Canal street
JAS. a. GRESHAM,
.. 90 Camp stfoes
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
50 Canal stteet
81 Royal street
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Clothing.

TULANE BUILDING, Now Orleans. 5aly le, 1866.
A large stock of Mems and Boys CLOTHING, FUR
NIsHISG GOODS, SHIRTS DRAWERS etc.
Also Ladies' TRUNKS, Geuti Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS
yALIsEs, TRAVELLING BAGS etc, Wholesale and Retail.
AT Very Low Prices.
Louisiana State Treasury Notes
Louisiana State Bank Notes. TAKEN AT PAR.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and 80 CR1np street
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Dan Rice has consented to run for Congress
in the nineteenth representative district of
Pennsylvania. If successful he will make a
capital clown in the national circus with Thad
Stevens for rngmaster and the snation's
wards" for spectators.
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We have received by mail a pamphlet con
saining 4 catalogue Of the officers ana students
of Washington College, Lexington. Va. The
course "a instruction pursued il also given
This y the institution presided over by Cen
Robert i. JIG II has one hundred and forty
Six students representing different States OF
4he gorfh
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The Indians on the Western plains seem TO
be again ON rampage Let &c Proclamation
Pope be sent after them, and dispense them
with general order That is his style of de-
feating his enemies.
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Sole Proprietor 30 RlsnrlIIA q.
carpet W1areho,,ao

H................. .0HARTRES STREET ~
We have in store large Assortment or ri pppTI,,r
all kinds and qualities FLOOR OLE GIOTH ~ q nv o.
and qualities Mating Cheekered White and FsS" ss
Mating Hair Cloth, Rigs, Mats Table and Pan G 1uco
wpqSw shades Lace Gun aims Worsed Curtains goTnic
A. BRoUSSEAU & co.
Importers and Do iefs, Wholesale and Retain
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A correspondent of the Chicago Republican
writing from Memphis, says the metropolitan
police lately elected in the latter city will not
perform their duty, and have not acted with
anything like the promptitude which charac-
terized the old force. So much for radical
interference.
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1T Private SAFE.

BY ]. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
"a Carondelet street.
we have for sale at private sale STORES, DWELLING
HOUSES, VACANT SQUARES and LOTS or GROUND
in the four Districts Of the city,
In BoulIgny, RIekerviIe, Greenvnle and
Carrollton,
Which We offering at low prices OF accommodating
terms among which
STORES ON TCHoUPIToULAs, FRONT AND FULTON,
CANAL AND COMMON STREETS,
Dwelling Houses
In the First Second Third and Fourth Districts from 5000
to 1900 each
LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND desiraDly located
for building dwellings in the several Districts BOulguy
RickergiIe, Greenvile, Carolon etc.
]. B. WALTON & DEsLOEDE,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
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FHaSKs Chr thanks are rendered to the
officers Of the steamer Lillian for late Texas
papers
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Mr.. Post Master General Denison, although
he must have known months ago that he was
not il political accord With the President, has
only recently had the decency to resign. Let
Ar, Stanton follow suit, nov, and it viii be d
happy deliyeranee The tenaeity with which
people cling To public Office ia this country Ii
something wonderful
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TMe Goods Haze Come.

The additions expected last week al in store
the LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCK If GENTLENEE,s
FURNISHING GOODS in the South
MooDY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS
-AND--
CHOICE SUMMER UNDERWEAR
or ALL SIZES AND pRrors.
5000 e. H. Shirts at....,..,..,.,e....S Sc each
Good Linen Drawers, nt......S1 40 per pair
Good Summer UndershIrts, at. 81 each
Good Cotton Sacks at ......,...... So per dozen
And finer goods at proportionay low prices WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. SHIRTS MADETo ORDER on Short Notice
and Perfect Fits guaranteed,
AT s. N. NooDY,s
GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM.
CORNER CANAL and ROYAL STREETS.
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Grey Jacket Bttters.

The undersigned, manufacturers of GREY JACKET BIT
TIERS, and general dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends and ths public thai,
although their store No 81 aver street. was destroyed by fro
the night fhel7h inst thanks to the exeriong Of the Fire
Department their store No. SO Graver street. is still ct 10,
occupation and they will there continue to manufacture
GREY JACKET BITTERs,
and sell WINES ANoLIQUoRs as good quality and at AZ
low prices as before.
BARNETT & LION
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket Bitters,
So Gravsr street
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Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. % Camp street, New OrleanS, LA..
Business men and the public respectfully informed sha.
The CRESCENT is in possession Of superior facilities for
the neat and expeditions execution most reasonable,
terms, of
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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CRESCENT REGIMENT Relief ASSOCIATION.

CRESCENT REGIMENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
A, w HYATT, Chairman, 81 Camp rect.
CHAs HARDENBERGH, 36 Perdido street.
r. s VENABLBS, OS Canal ttreet
Il II LIE GAY, SO Oarondelet street.
Dr. -. P DAVIDSON, 1872 Magazine street
H. A. FAEDRIC. "A Union street
Ed HARRISON 81 Union street
FENDEL HORN, IS Carondalet street
JOHN LOGAN st. James Hotel
Applications for relief from parties having noD the
late Consolidated Crescent Regiment must be made in writing
to any member of the above committee
The committee hereby notified to meet every THURS
DAY EVENING, at 4 O'Clock, ut No "A Union street
A. w. HYATT, Chairman,
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Post office .R'Ottce.

Un further notice the Nails the New Orleans Post Office
will be closed as follows
Mails North, East and West close daily a NJ via n o.
jackson, and @. N. R. R.
Mails for Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
HAM
Brashear etc via opeousas Railroad daily except Sundays
at o'clock A. NJ.
Galveston Indanola and Southern Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and sundays
alta.
Mails for Natohez, Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Mss
sippi steamers, daily, except Sundays, at 8PM
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up the river az Bayou
Sara BY steamer LaiOurche, Wednesdays at NJ and
Saturdays at3P.M
Mails for Northeastern Texas Red River triweekly at
O'Clock p n.
Mails fer ouachita River Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock PM
OFFICE HoURs.-Opens "a NJ, closes p NJ The Cen
eral Delivery and Merchants Delivery win be kept open until
Or
sUNDAYs.-ofice opens o A. N, and closes I'm
R. W. TALIAFERRo,
Postmaster
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And is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
... ever produced.
The Proprietor has devoted time and attention in
binng and preparing this article Each ingredient is selected
carefully prepared and combined in proper proportions and
offered with certainty that will give satisfaction
No comment necessarya fair trial will convince all of fla
efficacy.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE,
DARKEN and BEAET1FY THE HAIR, but also a desira-
bic article for the Toilet tits highly permed with rich
and de cae perfume independent of the fragrant odor of tho
OILS Of Palm aud Mace
For sale by all Druggists and Performers
T, w. WRIGHT
Sole Proprietor, Sc Benvile street,
New Orleans La.
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BOOK AND jon PRINTING,

-,. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
l. As
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS.
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every Other Description of lob PrintInu,
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed by his Exceenoy Gov Wells Agent
and Commissioner to represent the tnterst If b
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris in
1877 respectfully inform all residents of this State DESTROYS
exhibiting Machinery Produce ETC. at the above EMO
sion that win mpart all information within my reach and
theiorWardng Of packages the place Of desna
New Orleans s--'
EDWARD GOTTHEL,
Agent and Representative
Paris Universal Exposition 1867,
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having received from the most
Celebrated FOundes comprises ali the Modern Improve
unonts
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state Central
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

EHE GU TIVE COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS July ls 1866
At Meeting Of the State Central Executive Committee
held in Pao P, st Charles Hotel on the Ish Inst the "a
loving Resolution offered by D. F. Kenusr was mani
mously adopted;
Resolved That copy Of the proceedings Of the Democratic
Central Executive Committee. and list the Delegates b.
sent to each papf published In the country the reque
that the be published ana that the Chairman Of tn,
Parish Executive Committee be requested to hod parish
hgB 70 ratfy the nominations made by tie State Central Com
mtee in all those parishes removed from tha eity thai
the parish delegates be present the state Ratification
Convention to be held in this city The gath inst.
A True Copy;
H. D. OGDEN
Attest Precedent pro tem.
" oGLBERTsoNs Secretary pro .sa
School Vacations.
Special attention given IN PenmanshP Bookkeeping AIh
metc, English, French and Spanish, At
DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Corner Camp and Common sts..
During School Vacations Ladies Glass exclusively. In
Penmanship from 4to5 P. NJ, Daily Day and Evening Les
Sons to Gentlemen and Youths
RUFUS DoLBE4R,
President
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Paris

UNIVERSAL EXHIBITI0N-1867.
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ING old mines near Augusta GEORGIA bevs
saned ONT to be failure. Tie owners s 49,
90 hand for sale at one thousand dolls M 70
~ aaYlag previously refused tea thousand
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strenuous efforts are beine ma5s !, 1vosh
TN ~ ~. y ssesIs pardon fOr Col Pauldine,
w IS, ioSl nearly $500. 600 Of government funds
sue 'aiiufeof the Merchants National Banls
Iad Who Is now il Fort AIoHeprv 1''''lA
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EINANcIAI And CoMsrEAcIA1 SUMMARY
The Gold market opened steady on Saturday At
16O@150a. advanced To 151 6915I4, and subse-
4uently reeeded to 159ztD1514, which were
the closing figures. The demand was light
throughout, and operations both at the Brok-
ars' Beard and in the outdoor market disclosed
a marked reduction as compared with the Pre-
Flous daily average movement for some time