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BRANDY, WHISKY AND RUN. Those who are u
the habit of g taking little something -and We
believe there are few who yet do so-are referred
to the advertisement of Messrs Shropshife An
derson & Co., l0s and ITO Poydras street, whose
manifest is in to-day's paper twill be seen that
everything in the line of fine brandies, WHISTLES
aud runs can be had at their house, including old
Otard and sazarac hrandies, half q dozen kinds Of
old rye and Bourbon whistles, old Jamaica rum,
and everything else in the drinkable line that the
heart or stomach Of man can desire. See their
announcement and act accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

LEGACY TO 4 LAwYER.--M Mrs. D. o. Phillips, for
merly OF Boston, died IN New York last week,
worth $4,000. Some years ago she obtained .
divorce from her husband, under peculiarly din
cult circumstances. BY her will abe bequeathea
fourth Of her property to Charles Cowey Esq
lawyer in Boston, who was her counsel IN the
divorce suit as act of gratitude to him for the
peace and happiness which his services have se-
cured to me during the last seven years OF my
life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Myriads of mice have made their appearance
this spring in Ohio. The tall grass that covers the
fields has given protection to them, and they have
come forth increased in numbers a thousand fold
they have attacked the fruit trees in some sections
and destroyed over five Thousand trees. They are
so thick that in passing through the fields in some
places they scatter before one 10 every direction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

New DRUG SToRE.-Mr. Oscar Robin, gentle
man of this State, well known both in city and
country for his science and skill as chemist and
apothecary, has just received a large stock OF
fresh and genuine drugs, medicines, chemicals
ETC., at No. As Royal street, which he offers to
planters and the trade at the lowest market prices
We cheerfally ask our readers to refer to Mr..
Robins advertisement; he is worthy in every way
of public confidence and patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

CLOTHING, -Messrs. Garthwaite, Lewis & Stuart
Tulane Buildings Nos. 81 and 33 Camp street.
have on hand an extensive assortment of spring
and summer clothing, furnishing goods and tray
cling eqpipage, which they advertise for sale
wholesale and RETAIL at low prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Three young workwomen, in good health, en-
them in filing boxes with those dangerous toys
known as Pharaohss serpents, After continaing
their work for some days only. they were seized
with alarming illness, and were obliged to be re-
moved to the Lariboshire hospital. Their lives
have been saved But their health is for ever gone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Major O'Leary's vote making the necessary ma
iority to secure the nomination of General Hays,
when the Major announced his vote applause
came from every part of the hall, from members
of the convention well as the spectators, and
when the President announced the result of the
ballot and pronounced General Hays the nominee,
the hall echoed and re ECHOED with applause.
For coroner there were three ballots, as fol-
lows, on the last of which DR.. Delery was de-
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/ am, Eery Taspeet fully
5s STARRING w s1gUEE1

WHAT ARE WE no EArs4 Some kind OF pest.
lence has broken out among the fish, five are =
believe the New York papers; and already four
hundred barrels Of diseased herrings h4Te beens
seized on one of the piers III that city This j bad
news again. The rinderpest frightened many peo-
pie from their beefstakes and sayory rOasta, And
the trichina horrifed them, at the idea ct being
eaten up alive while indulging in roast pig, san
sages and buckwheat-cakes Then II was sid and
.wise. men encouraged the deiusion, that mutton
was the healthiest meat il The market md that
sheep were never attacked BY disease. Bat that
assertion has not been made good, for W. hAxe ~.
counts from England and Scotland that spscles Of
plague has broken ont id both countries among he
sheep. Then timid people fell back or psuttyy
and were just composing themselves to breakiAsf,
dine and sup On chickens when inteilig 1ts MaS
brought us TINT dissass hAd fastened upon thig
class of the featherd race ID tho Vest 1ndies -
that it would znost likely reach ts country BY Wy
Of some hencoop, ON some bark trading betHeem
the islands and the United States. This Mas bAd
enough, and the terrified patrons Of the pullet4Ad
the capon forbade their appearance ia the ktteheM
at the table, and turned their attention to tne
inhabitants of the sea. B1t what must be their
dismay at learning that .hsh, like beeyess hogs,
Sheep chickens, are also liable to Ind aAectsd ~
disease \? What now are they u dn What shall
they eat? The question fs one of vital importance
1t enters into every day life, and cannot he ig-
nored. Man must emit but what TO eats "a tiIeae
latter days, il an inter- gatery easier
| than expounded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

The deposits Of gold and gold bullion at the q.
S. Assay Once at New York, in the month Of
March, amounted to sl,l50,o0o, and Of silver, !,
$4,000. There was transmitted from the New
York office to the United States mint in Philadel-
phia, in the same time was sl5,l5ls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Mr.. Quirk was nominated, but withdrew in favor
| of DR.. Drew. DR.. Burns, who was also nominated
was Withdrawn by his friends.
/ For district attorney, Mr.. Luzenburg was cho
sen on the third ballot, as follows: -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor we know to be
positive cure for burns, scads, piles, old sores.
rheumatism, eerns, bunons, chilblains, frost bites,
aud pains in the sides and back. Try box. 1t
$ certain to please you. Twenty-Five cents, fifty
cents and one dollar per box. For sale by all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

The STITCH made by the Wilcox 81 Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and moe
beautiful. Can be seen at No. ST. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

THE DEAD AT ASpERseNvII.LE--A Disg,acgtE
The Louisville Courier says it has upon iss'
table u pamphlet Of seventy four pages containing
a list of the Union dead at Andersonyilie. lt y =
sad catalogue, and as we glance through its mourn
full pages, we cannot choke down af execration as
the thought that at the very moment fhese men
were passing away by hundreds daily, ne lonIed" 50
ging for an exchange of prisoners, and Was con s
stantly denied That these men now rest u m iaIon
and in many cases unmarked graves, Iis iaIiy
chargeble upon those who 80 heartlesslY rsJecsea
the propositions of the Confederate government
fnrrn fIill ard fair exchange. .a9a -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

large and venerable snow-white rat was cap-
tured in Memphis few days since. The editsr
think il was one of the iaetical pair thai came ont
probably mistaken. s
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ACCIDENT INsURANcE.-No kind of insurance
ever became SO popular with the public, or gained
so high position in the world of understanding in
short time, as that against accident and very
justly, too. 1t not only protects the family when
the natural protector is killed, but provides a
weekly compensation of from five to fifty dollars
if disabled, and in consequence unable to earn the
means of support, thus securing comfort to his
family and medical attendance for himself, until
again able, by his own labor, to provide for them.
This class of insurance is destined, eventually, to
become the most popular of ALL as it is the only
kind that provides compensation to the assured
| while unable, by reason of accident, to pursue his
customary employment.
The calculations of premiums have been very
carefully made, and experienced underwriters
have examinedsthe subject in all its details and tc
the public is presented this valuable insurance at
rates of premiums so low that there absolutely
3none who cannot, in some form, avail themselves
of its humane provisions.
The great Southern and Western Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company of New Orleans, (offet
No. q Carondelet street,) is now largely engaged
in writing policies and issuing shorttime tickets
insurance against general accidents. Genera
James Longstreet is president of this company
and its board of directors is composed of some o
the first menin New Orleans and the South--name
that are sufficient guarantee to all of stability
good management. twenty-five dollars will seenr
a $4,000 policy, good for one year, with weekl
compensation of $25 for disability, and other sum
in proportion. Five dollars will secure polio
for $4,000, good for one month"; and 81 SO will Sc
cure one for ten days, etc. etc. Letno one neglec
this cheap mode of making certain provision 70
those depending upon him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Commodore Vanderbilt, being called Oh few
evenings since gave the following sentiment :N
s.The health fthe President of the United ssates
Some say his 3speeehis vulgar III say W Justss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

+ PERsoNAL.-We are informed, says the Memphis
Appeal Of the 10th inst, that Gen. Joseph =.
Johnston is in the city. l.ssss
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HELP OR we PERIsH.-Ths is what neglected
teeth would say, if they could demonstrate with
their owners; and mark this, the teeth cannot per
ish or become black or yellow if the Sozoaont il
4 used daily. .5Y .Ta @5 =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

"Me. IEE.,,--A Chicago sheet, in Q sqpereil-5
fors - t,s cnmmittee On Reconstruction, SO fre-
aaentIy Ul ~ speaks Of the lusious oonfederats com
mander.in chief as Mr.. Lee, that IT s apparentthe
writer anees this tss a Gsa hess
Gbicaao readers. This is characteristic OF 3 not
ineonsderable class Of people in the North, we!
annrehend- born ffnnkes who eoyet titles.
while protesting radical leyeling democracy
and among whom, alone, could be found fellows
who are capable Of supposing they may abate one
iot of the moral stature OF Robert .. Lee by tho
pretty mpertinenc6 Of designating him as Mr..
Lea designation which, be it observed in these
times of cheap broadcast titles, is one Of distne-
tion.-[M Memphis Appeal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

For clerk of the First District Court, Mr.. Norbert
Trepagnier was chosen on the first ballot, the vote
standing: Trepagnier %; Cronan 8; Lewis
| Durrive 4. -- -. ~ r.. -..
| For the clerkship of the Second District Court
the convention did not arrive at a choice until s
| fourth ballot was had The ballots were as fol
l 1nwe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

Previous to the war a purchase Of fifty hngsheads
OF bacon, by firm in Augusta, Ga, OF Ghilds L
Gayner, of Baltimore, left . balance Of $1,000 due
the hitter. which sum The merchants in Augusta
have recently expressed desire 10 remit to Ghilds
& Gayner, ia gold. 5t,7sa1 a57$ $50 Ss 5@,
This is another among tie many honorable In
stances showing the desire OF Southern debtors to
pay the full amount of their Indebtedness under
eDRtEasts made nsEpre the outbreak of war,
IMafhingtasI National In. ganeer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

AMUsEMENTs THIS EvEN1NG.-The Academy has
a matinee as usual at noon to-day, for ladies and
children, and the same variety of performances in
the evening novel feature of the matinee is
that every visitor, child as well as adult, will be
presented with a bouquet. ...-. 49,
At the Varieties, the last night of :" The Streets
of New York;
At the St. Charles, pantomime and ballet. A
| matinee at noon. ..y.. ...-a-- e.
at the Olympic, "Ten Nights in Bar-room."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14

The name of Col. Kelly was withdrawn after the
second trial.
For the clerkship of the Third District Court
Mr.. Byery was nominated On the second ballot, a!
follows: ------ --------- ----------
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at 5 r. N.
RT BARRE,
intermediate
"a river--Ths
,ket steamee,f, e,
clerk, will
, board, OF to
,vee street.
ing Agent. :.
at sany point
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Y = -.
A NICE PRESENT Some young ladies OF This
city. says the Charleston, s. c., News, few
weeks ago, desiring to have memento from the
great chieftain of the Confederacy, which he haa
worn during the late struggle, wrote letter 70
General Lee, requesting that, if not too mueh
trouble, he would send them something no matter
how trivial of its kind. To this request the brave
and gallent General answered, enclosing some
buttons from off his uniform. Wehaye been kindly
furnished with the letter, of which the following is
a copy: -, tr,..,,a, % ,pes
Your letter Of the Isth Inst. has been received,
and I wish it was in my power to send you some
thing worthy Of aeeeptaaee nat nase ,n,ehtag
than these buttons.
They bear the Arms of Virginia, which hope
will not make them the less acceptable.
Thanking you for your kind sentiments towards
me, / remain, very respectfully, your ebedient
servant, r. L. LEE.
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Hsee second page for future auction sale,

New PuBLICATIoEs.-Mr. P. F. Gogarty, book
seller and stationer, No. IA Camp street, has sent
us copy of the American Railroad and Steam
Navigation Guide for April. A very useful publ
cation, which every traveller ought to have.
To Messrs. Blelock & Co., l30 Canal street, we
are indebted for a copy of Godey's Lady's Book
for May handsomely illustrated, and full of enter
tanning reading matter
To Hon. A. B. Norton, member of the Texas
| convention, we are indebted for printed copy Of
the Constitution Of Texas, as amended, and the
Ordinances of the Convention.
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CEDAR CAMPHoR.-Stifing to insect-life. Best
against moths. Sold by druggists everywhere
Harris & Chapman, Boston.
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PACKET.

fAthGh'
M, FORT
intermediate
and Missis.
nger packet !i
b, clerk, will
every WE'D
iculpr atten-
age apply on
ouls street.
u Agent.
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sNalu Orleans 4ailg Qrestent,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

ssl.F,fs " 81, &8 e. lf& 49,. 7T' sTS e
5-.i..s ...4s.y. Ja1"f -op~
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
bvhi ity, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indi. erection. will for the sake OF suffering
humanity, scud Tree to al who need il, the recipe
and directions Tor making the simple remedy by
which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing To profit by
the advertisers experience, do 50 by aIr, sins
JOHN r. OGDEN,
III No. L. Chambers st. New York.
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THE ONE BOOK SOUGHT FOR
N q t iC @.

THE HANCOCK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
L Will meet with the First Baptist Church i'll
Bluehill, September 4th, 1866.
The thurch IN Surry will ind entertainment at
nr. Natnum Stevens the Church in Murayi'ie at
Br. /cnas tiosson: the Third Trenton M fr, Heard
Lord committee viii Le at the Westinghouse 10
assign other Church Deitg itcs and visitors, their
places of entertainment
Fer order .; the First Baptist Church in EluciilI.
II. LORD.
Blurhill. Aug, ~, 1866. 2wil
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Every young lady and gentleman in the Tn te
States can hear something much tc .heiradvan!
tgc by return mail flee. OF chargc,) by address
ahe undersigned those having fears of being hu
bugged WI. cbge by not noticing this card.
Others will please address their obe,lient servant
TIIOs. r. CHAPMAN,
ly1 Sll IrOlWaV New York
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State of Maine,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,


Augusta, Aug. AZ, 1866 :
DURSUANT to Chap. 6, Sec "a, of the Revis.
Il Statutes, will, at the State Treasnrer's
Office, in Augusta, on tho nineteenth day Of sep
emner next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
sell and convey BY aeed to the highest bidder, all
the the interest Of the State in the tracts Of land
hereinafter described, lying in unincorporated
townships. the said tracts having boon forfeited
10 the State for State taxes, certified to the Treas
ufer OF State, for the year 1854.
The sale and conveyance of each tract will be
made subject to right in the owner or part own
or, whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any time within one year after tn
sale, by paying or rendering to the purchaser his
proportion of what the purchaser paid therefor
NJ the sale, with interest at the rate of twenty
per cott. per aDnum from the time Of sale, and
one dollar for a lease; such owner may redeem
his interest by paying aforesaid to the Treas
nrer OF State, as provided in Chap, G. Sec. SO, of
the Revised statutes.
No tract, however, will be sold at price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and county taxes, interest aud cost, "a de-
seribed in the following schedule:
HINCOCE COUNTY.
No. ), North Dsgision, 95 96
Strip N. of No. ), NORTH Division is 81
4,l91 acLes, No. 8. South Division. JIG SO
s,U3f acres, No. 10 NJ idle Division, 40 so
le,1o' acres, No Is, 80 %
C'5 acres, Long Island. 81 IS
fickorings Island, II 81
3w3l N. q. IlICII3ORN, TT.
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I1UH ESfllIe /0I. .SuIr.

vl'uE LAND opposite rond> Spring, between
| Main and Mn roads, comprising 80 a,tt-. ha-
been divided n.o !! : alJ ARE lots AID i, "nci ed
for >ac low.
situated between two Villages 1t contains some of
the finest byidius sites and grass IN Il in town,
porti.n j. wei wooded HI, t8ts the mi 1 rual
overlook the village Fut one itH~ fine cellar ON it
Plun can be seen at }. A Deata,'s office
an +. ANGER.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having bten restored to health in
few weeks by avery simple remedy. after havin
suffered for several yeats with lung anec,
ton, and that dread disease Consumpton,is anxious
to make known to his fellowsuilervrs the means OF
cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy of the
prescription used (free of chargc) with the dirc-
tions, for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CuHs for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lang affections The only ooject of the advertiser
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which Ire conce;ves to be in.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
scmdy, as it will cost hem nothing, and may prove
u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER

The remedy Is within reach of aH. Smoiander's
Compound Fiuid Extract of Bacha, will cure you Of
all Kidney Diseases, henmatism, Gc"t, Grdud
Dropsy and Chronic GonorrAosa and will renew and
restore your exhausted and failing energies If you
have been too eager rotary of pleasure nothing Will
do you much good Smolander's ErtTaR B0chu
For many diseases Incident to females, Smoia"d.T's
Buehm is n and sovereign remedy, Get the Gen
s,ins. Price oHiy oae doH4r.
Sold by {. G. Peek and Wiygn & rareher, Els
worth, and Apothccaries gen, rally.
BCHLEiGii ROGERS. Boston, General Agents.
ASK YOR sSIOLAMDEk's BrCHU. lyjl
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Sale Of Public Lands.

LAND OFFICE, Bangor, June !, $780,
| IN pursuance of law IS defined in Chapter s. Fec
] fitn 81 Revised Statutes, Public Notice Is here.
by given that the following schedule Of Tracts and
Parcels of Lands will be offered for sale on Saturday
at At
not less than the minimum fixed In the advertised
list.
The sale to be BY Sealed Proposals in conformity
with the provisions Of the foregoing Chapter and
Sc ton which require that ten per centHm o. the
| minimum price of the township or part han ac-
| company each proposal which sum shall constitute
part OF, and be allowed In, the cash payment ~ be
made upon the township or tract puscha cd:
PAYMENTS required to be one third cash, remain.
der In three promissory notes payable annually in
one, Two and three years, with satisfactory bond tor
pay Of stuInpage.
The sum deposi ed by any other bidde-. who docs
not become n purchaser, may le withdrawn ny him
at any lime after the bids declared u d made.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Min. price
per acre
Part of Township No. 9, r. 9, ". h. X. r.,
at the minimum of . 900 for the tract, cts.
North part OF No. !, X. 6, w. Is. KIP,
105l0 acres,
Remainder South half 3, r. 1, do,
1U,Gli. 5O
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Sections MOI, 5, O. l., Il, ., a. in Town l.
ship No. ,. K. II. W. Il T.. s., 1888 acres 40
ELLoTSvIIIE-Lots No. ! Il 5 Il. !; 4&5
X. .; 2, 3. 9, {, s, Il. 3; and Gore, 1850 -.
acres, 20
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
0, II. 6, W. y. LIS, Sections No. !, 10, II.
10, of 5, nd Of II, 3?H aces, g
l.. Il. . being :. ". and other parts re- -.
naming ui.surveyed, s42, acres, 80
c. Il. =, W. T. l.. s., at the minimum price
of thirty cents per acre for the Town,
ship; fifty cents for either. quarter :,
and seventy five cents for selected sec.
lions Proposals deemed most favOra-
| bic in the asgiegate will be received.
- ESQ acres
| +. r. 1, ". +. L.s.
Sections No. IL; Lots Sec Is; Sec. Is;
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Hebron Academy.

'I'llE Fall Term of eleven weeks will commence
/ ON TUESDAY,, SEPT An, with
4. e, HERRICK, Principal,
ERNEST BORCHERS, I'rof ef Mod Laag,s,
Miss s. G. ALLEY Precspiress,
Miss =. ", RORERTS AssisanmA
Miss l.. W. BARROWS, Mxsic 7es
Mr. liz, who will enter urou his sixth year %
Principal has been cngag. for the coming year and
will be present each term. Probably he will remain
longer than next year
MIR. is a native of Berlin, Prussia. has studied
French In Paris, ha. been a teacher in New York,
and is graduate (as is the Precept0r) Of Union
Thcoogics Seminary, az New York City.
MIR. u. will lecture IN student Life In Germany,
and Mr.. H. on his Travels In Egypt and the Holy
Land
For Circulars apply to
Sw2G JCSEIH BARROWs, Secretary.