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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
A FEW REASONS VIZ.
w IL OK & GU
SEWING MACHI''

- - a - - - ~
LIST. The Superiority of their, co CONF psrt
ID. Their noiseless motion hdl"''
a large room. - Kinds
Sd. Their utility, performing az a.
IN the neatest and strongest MAJ" V,rronE
4th. The needles cannot be s'v
not break, as do others. 10 NJ I'll
5th. They do not get out o. rePan ,rert,'
quent expenditures for new I'M p,t me-r
ct. Their economy; consisting no.
half the price of inferior machines che M
18th. Their popularity, when = ;sposd
ton of their worth; they are now ~; No. ers1
in every city in Europe, superseuins d.
Machine hitherto in use. ;.b req,
6th. They perform their WORK "b.,reak >.
strength, without false stitch o. ~. Ui nSS
with others, and can be managed AD
by child. ,,+;fal ..
It needs but trial of these beau ..asf ~
Sewing Machines, to convince tne ,nntfacS
their superiority over all others y Iaa,Serst1'
Please cafhand SEQ them IN Iul "
NO. 5 ST. CHARLES SIN \
Jan ,sd,n "a Door .Ss"o
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-18

8tueG ieines Eobes mar ni9t elm per-
lonIider; es mar elm S9las mad benz
9eben Der Station, Der gu elmer Belt gee
fiibrt tuarbe, ais bieieIbe iiber ibreSeinbe
triunipbirte. Ser Morb mar cine Bars
nuns fir ale Sreun6e Der Station, fib
III bitten Dor allen 9lnitrensungen, Die
beute nod setna6t iperoenum b:ellnion
gu berni9ten. (g8ir beoauern bic GeOe
oes Generals ni6t ausfiibrlider brinsen
III f6nnen. Infer 8eri3terfatter III
Elm Clint ,rifaner, Der bic beutfdeSpra9e
uur oberfa6li@ fennt.
Sas Set berlief in erniter unO mir
bigger geile. Sie Seutiden Gincins
| MATHS baben ben 8ubnt Die Sauptber'
anitalter unb bic Saupttbeilnebmer beiz
lelben 9eipeien gu iein. Sin neuer Ses
neis BON Der treueu unb nniuanbelbarer
| 2iebe unIerer 2anosleute fir Oie @neris
fanif6e Union. 90 bielen Setueiier
t0nnen Die Srem0enbafler unlnoglid
lange tuiberiteben. SIS muB nnO tpirl
tasli6 mebr unb ,nebr anerfannt tuerben
oaB 6ie beuti6e 8eb0lferung Der Ser
| Staaten Oieientse 1T, auf Ipelde I'D
| vbas 8rin5ip bes GedtS, ber Sreibei
unb @inbeit" tets unb unter allen Scr
| bdltnifen itiiBen fann. ga
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Observation-Disclosures,
NIben ais Mafffuttcr.

SEER 6. s. Nlipooo in gSilmin9ton,
ST., nadt i'm ,8oiton Guttibator" iei<
men Stpeiten Seriu6 i'll ber Maitung bon
&aben nit Giiben betannt. gr iagt:
SIM lesten 6riibiabr faufte i'd cine s
Sabr, alte Sub nit Dem &albe. sic
tpurbe bis Nfitte September eentolfen,
bann ltano fie trefen unb NIT Dem l.
Sttober fling i'd an, iie nit &iiben gu
fiittern. Sic befam Elm Sutter Nfor<
gems unb 9lbenbS. 90 lange als bas
9ras gut tuar, befath iie etua Elm Sufbl.
Iibeu ieben Sag, als fie aber i'm StaIl
BEL Seu aufsefeIlt mar, erbielt iie im<
mer mebr Giiben, in ben lekten 4 $50
den, ebe fie gefdladtet tultrbe, ettua d
8ufbel per Sag, Sie Sub iuuroe am
2. Sanuar gei9lndtet rnO iie lieferte
Oas Solsenbe 720 Bfunb SIeii6 unO
Sc 9funb SaIs; Die Saut pog 104 Yfo,
.suianrmen alto 80 96funo. SasSleiid
mar bortrefFid, glienanO fonnte einen
8eigei9mad mad 8ibcn entbeden.
Sizes mar rnein 5tpeiter 8erlu@, Der
mid in ineiner Weinrng beitarfte, baB
9lben Elm por5iisli6esMaitfutter abse@
| ben.
= 8eige dmaf mad &ii@
3 en- in Ser Mi19 Ser unange<
nebme 8eisei9mlaf in s9fil6 unb BUT
ter, fpenn Siibe NIT Jfiiben sefiittert
tuerben, lit iebr Iei9t bur6 3ufas elmer
fleinen Suantitdt bon Salpeter ipegsu<
6rin9en. Sie eeipobulide 9trt uno
Bsiie ieOod, iuie man ben SaIpeter
gu Oieienl 3ipef antuef,bet, 1T ni6t Die.
ridtise. 0fan pfest Elm Stud SaIpe<
ter in ben Mil@eirner gu tperfen, mo
OerieIbe aber iitseloit bIeibt lln6 babcr
Die ertuartete gSirt,tus nidt drbern
fam. 0ean Loft am 8eiten 1 l1nse
Salpeter in etiua / Pint beiBem gSalIer,
IdBt Die 2oiung abfI6lcn unb bertpabrt
| fe in eiaer SIaide auf. Gbe man an
| fan9t gu neIfen, tbut man einen @Blof@
fell bon bon oieier 90fung in ben Mild<
elmer ODER aud, ie mad Der Wfense ser
Nlild, ettuas mebr, un0 Der 9lbenae<
| f6maf tuiro b0aig entfernt. lG6enlo
piro Der fate9te Gefdnlad mad anbe<
rem @fansen OaOurd beieitist.
= 9ie GrnteauSfi@ ten in
lSbio. 9lus 9igblano County miro
semelOet, Oab in 6olse bes ftrengen
g8inters Der g8eiseu fat total ;erltort
| 1T. Gini9e Der GARNER pfiigen ibre
SelOer uul iuiS faen 8orn lnb Safer
ein.. Sie YFrii6e finb famintIid Our6
ben Sroit set0Otet, 8irnen unb 9lepfeln
bat es aber tuenig G9aben getban.
9lus benz Nliantitbal Iarten 6iegfa1<
ri9ten e6enfo iln9iinitig. 8tuif6en
Dayton un6 Union in &anboIpb Comm
| fbip, 1T bic @eijenausfaat total rilinirt
8ieIe FARMER pFii8en baieIbit ebenfals
bic 6eIber mn nnO faen SIads, Safer
ODER 8orns gi0roIi6 BON Union fiebt
es etipas befer aus unO tpir6 cine err
trdgIi6e grnte eriudrtet. Ser srsBte
g6aben iunr6e benz g8ei;en in ben Ieb>
ten 6rei bis bier MoGen susefiet.
GebnIiae sladridten forHmea fat aus
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baltuas elmer ieben BabI Our6 aue
g8abIridter uno GIerfs seleitet
~ tueroen ioa.
/. Gee. 10 siebt Dem gtegiifrator, Die
Mu5t Oen Dorseiariebenen gib gu
abrriniitrirerL fans Ser Sberiff bes
gountD's pernetgertt geb6ris ber<
eibigte g8abIridter uno Glerfs gu
ernennen. -
Sec. II. beiti1nu,t, 6aB feline @abl i'm
@taate itatfinben fol, bebor Die
.Isf -9tipulatioaen Sieies @efesbor&
fdlaaes ni6t erfIlt iuor6en fnb.
Sec. u unb IL Be timmen, baB bic
Gegilfratoren gobne Sers09erung
bortparts geben folfett NIT ben Sor'
idriiten bieies @eiebes, hab lofort,
nadbem fie .ibr @ei5aft beenOist
! BADEN Siuei Sage Dor 8eenaiguns
folen iie iebo6 in ibrem rel petit
ben County ofentli6e sfotis bon
bielent Saftutn .seben) iie ben8ou<
Derneur oapon in SenntniB ieBen
iouen, ipel6er ipieberum fur fein
She'll bieles Saftuin, nadbetn ale
- >8eri6te eingesaugen fem tperSen,
0ffentli9 proflan.iren unb D a n n
erft @ablen fiir insiuil6en eins
aetretene Sacansen anorbnen foa.
Slu6 ipa ser 8esitrator berpFi6>
tet iein, ieber bterteIiabrlide Git
suna bes county 8eri@ts beisu>
tuobnen um uadtrasli@e Stesiltras
| tioueu folder 8iirser borsunebmen.
| Die gum 9tintmen llnter pielem
s9eies beredtist finb.
Gee. IA unb Is beitimmen Die SIR
sd. unb gSeiie, iuie 8utuiberbanblun'
gen sesen bielss @eies beitraft iper'
ben iolIen. r3 j
Gee. Is beitimmt, saaB bas, am 5
SUM- 1865 pafIirte Bablbei@ran.
| tunssseieb hermit beranbert Uni
amenbirt iei; uno oaB bieier Sor
i6lag an bie Stelle bes @eiesei
bonn 5. Snni 1865 IAN act to Ii
/ NIT the elective franchise" tire
| ten ioa. 70
| Gee. II beitirnn,t, baB bieier Sor
i i6lag @eies tuerben ioa an Ser
Sage, an met@enr, er Sic 2esiSlatu
paii;rt. @ .
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@oIumbia ACCOMMODATIONS 8ua.

8erIdst Columbia nm 700 g. Ts; f5mmt in Stab
pile UNI 10 9. 81, on 3uriidfebreno, ueraBt er9laib
piue unt q. 81. iiro f6urmt in Columbia INN 5.
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Soft I. etantos.

Ser gontraft fir 2ieferung Der
Stanps ipuroe 1861 nit Der Natipnal%
8anf> sfotene Gompagnie ab9ei4lo6en.
9ieielbe liefsrt iest iabrlid 900 @liniO<
ncn mebr Clamps als i'm erlten Sabre
bes gontrafts. Sn 1866 bat Die @om<
paenie 400 Wlillionen Stan,ps an Die
aesierllns ab9eliefert unb ber tasli9e
gerbrau9 iiberfieg offers 1 100000,
Oas Solsenbe oiirfte Dem 2eier intereS
iant fem (; ~ '&
Sie groBte, lie in etnentsag seliefcrtt
eGnsabl 1T 5,923,s95. Ser Serbraud
bon Clamps mad ibrem gSertb fam
aus Dem gfa6peis iiber bic &nfertigunl
Oerielben i'm Nfonat Nlars 5. S. erieber
iper6en:
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SenrIefTee 2eSislatltr.

rs q / ii - 4a g& E-gs c@
Dienfag, II. Npril, 1866.
.asau . saH@.e!mta t. .,.-.
ga s.s Ser @enot berlammelte iid Su Der
'''~ BET Der gertaeung beiintmten Belt.
~, ogebet bur9 ben 9teb. See. =. ., @
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II 111,925, 500.
SIM @ansen

SIM 9ansen @ Ill, 925,62
Ser 8elanrnttpertb 6ieier Stan1ps
betrdst So, 2o7 1880. Die gauge
anaabl, tpelde bic Gompa9nie bis ieBt
seIiefert bat, lit 1,3OO,oOo,O0O. llm
Oieiem unsebeuren 8esebr gu seniigen
mullen Die sBreheu oft Sag unb 9ta6t
arbeiten uno UNI Srrtbum gu berneibeu,
miro tdslid 8e6nuns abselest. Sci
9ieferung Oiefcr Waile bon Stamps,
bie einen g8ertb bon $40, 100000 re-
praientiren 1T aud ni9t elm ein3iger
6al borgeton1men, iuel6er oer Gom@
pasnie gum Sortunrf 9erei6te. Sie
Stamps tperOen sebruft, bllr6to6en,
nit Summit beritrideu unb eepaft, 10
baB fie bon Ser Gompa9nie on ale Yolt<
arltter Der Ser. Staaten berlanbt tuerOen
t0nneu allies sulanmen fir u @cnts
0aS Sau1eno, 3te
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zln -
SSafbniile ,1nb Chattanooga
Gtfen 3 a BIN.

SerdHceruH9 Ger 5ett
Office bes General Supertntenbe
0.'unb 6. nnb q. urt6 q. SO. Gifenbnbn,
Naibpiae, Tenn., a. Rdrs 1866.
Sin rnb mad Sienitag ben 6. Ndrs, bis auf @eites
res, perIahen bic 9afiasier=. 3ige Der
seafbpine unb Chattanooga Gifenbabn
Nafbpiue, rpe foIst
8erIdSt Naibpiue fir Chattanooga nn6 ale Yldte
fiioIit i'm 1880 Ntorgers unb $50 Nahmittags uno
erreit Chattanooga UNI 5 80 Gant., urb 40 Worg.
ndditen Gags. 3ilriid 8erIdbt Chattanooga nm z
1lbr Ytorg. ilb 8:45 Abenbs, erreif 9l6fbpine I'M
l1br 3abmittags unb 6:45 Worsens nd9iten Gags.
9lue 8age perbnben fid bel @arttace fur SbeIbps
pile. .s.s.4t ;1es-,4.+l tra
SeafbnilIe nnb Seorrs gBeiferM Gifehbabn,
gerIast Naibpile fir SObnfonpile inns ale YIdse
rpeit nno noro=ueili9 pDn bier um 20 9tadm. unb
erreibt SoHnfonpiIe UNI $3.50 9Ibenbs. 3ariid: 8erz
Idst Sobnipupiue 40 Uprg, uno erreidbt 6aib=
piIe nm 80 Yeors. 49, 900 e5~
Die 8Ise ouf Der g.. un6 g.. B.; GiienbaRn pers
bihhen ft bel S3obnonpile nit 9ainpfboOteh eritel
GlafIe mad Yablleab, Cairo uno ct. 2ouis.
Die 3ige balteu ian allen 3Inifbenitdtioneu on.
30 M. y. SuneS,
Sen. Cup Der 81. ii,O 6. un0 g. uiiS 81. %. Giien
II. MdrS ba
I
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sta6t Ggpreb 8ug.

gerIdBt Haibpiae nm $50 q. M llnS fSmmt in Dee
$50 81, Wt. lilb f5mt In 9srfbptue nm 40 g. N an
Ireffen dnf ieieeu gBeeen nit Drf Yosigen af Der
u. unb 6. Giienbdbn mad 6antsuiue Gorintb, 9ranb
on5rDif9en Iie9efoen Yuhften siifammen. 5rifft in
Naibpile bic g nnb u. @abnsiise mad allen Pulitten
n5rbltcb,unb fibIfc1; 4 q 81 . "a - -
Die Route lit 95 Dteien frSer as iraen5 cine abere
Vaibpiue mad Nobile, OemopoIisf Galma unb aIs
len 3pif9enpittten; e TT fernet "A aeiIen titr3er
nadh @ortntb tS9rnHb 5nnetiehy Dlenfpbs, ssadion,
BiGsburg ni,b aerp Orleans nnS SO WseiIe tiir,er
mad 6untspiAe sai - sf8ga tass a3af $50 s.a
9ur6 1idets iiiiS 81 baben IN wR. 10. Grais'
Cniuibuifs Office, ss5f44t 80 azgs3
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allen Sbeilen bes NliamitbaIes. Gs
1T nidt tpabri6einli6, buB pie sanse
grnte ntibratben miro, aber es miro is<
benfaus nlsr cine balbe grnte seben uno
oas boIle auantulrl perOen mir ippbl
aus anberen Sectionen erieBen rtiiier.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-18
Suntsbile 9eoitz BUG.

gerIdBt NaIbpine nm 9. 81 9. Dr., t5nnt In Decatur
uut q. Or. an; perldBt Decatur nm 6. 50 .. R.,
f6mmt in JtabujAe nm 2 l1br q. Sd. an. 8ebe 9iae
treen III Decatur nit Yoit;i9en auf ber Or. itnb s.
Giienbnbn nod fgtprrespilIe, Nabiiou, Suntsutne,
ooouiIe aartnsutue, Seottsboro ufib alien SftIiabe
Ynntten ,ufainreIi. Paifn9ere treifen in Rafbpiae
3eitig eernit eir bic sGrpreii 3ige aif aue
Sabnen BON Naibpiae benukeu 81 fcuneu.
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81 a I boi d e ,1r,b Secatnr
g. Ess7:.5 S4zSzsSSzg EzzzzIzzEg
65esE&1s -gsfz5slga. u Ssz1S9z5-
s@as .aa Gifenbabm.

g 6 u en- oerun g Der 3 l9e.
sfa4
am Sonntas, ben 1. apriI unb pon ba Bis auf
weitere Sena9ri9tsnng uerOen bic PniiagierStse abb
aehen. mic foIat: 49,
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0ufruf Der Neante,r.

p lsyss.o SiebSebu Senatoren anttuorteten alll
ben Suf ibrer Sfamen uno ba alfo Elm
75aAuorrIut eeseniuartig mar, 10 fbritt Set
Senat gum eritcu WfaIe felt benz g.. 8
e FM.8a 0ei6aten, ID
{ - 10 Sas Sournal tulroe borgeleien uni
aenehnliat. -.gg ,l---e
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Dies 1T sic einstse 8abn mad ben -i
Del @esenben bon 8enniDlbanien
Gpecial=Mpti,.

Gpecidls yfCti8.
Yafidsere, bic nit Sur sEidet psr5eben finb f6nz
men ibr 8epdd bis gu ibrem 8eltimmungsort aecbedi
erbaIteft. Sci 9lntInft Der 9ampfer in Cincinnati
prb Eransportaton mad QoteIs ober benz Depot frel
eeliefert. alne Poits9 dnlpfer Iieeen am Atantiez
utto 98eiternz Giienbabn= hariboot, SUI Der
fiinften S.rabe.l 2~1' ~ ~ 3.fl4 49,
Gin Dmntbus= unb Gepddmngen eSen Nbenb BEL
Antunft Der 8oote pom 2Dusuiue IN Befeiti6aft,
9aagere ub ibr 9epdd toitenfrei mad BEN Atlantcs
nfiS Great Meiteril zsabnhof 81 brineen.
SSabrpreis 10 niebris unb bic S6nelgfeit Der 8ige
10 grob aIs aif irgen6 enter onbefen 8dhn.s
Eidets fin6 81 baben in Cincinnati an Der norbs
rpeitIt5en Ode Broaotpdp uno Srontitrabe un6 duf
benz neuen 9aiiaser >8abnbof Der Cincinnati Samilz
tons nnb 9aptons gifenbabn, foipie IN ben 2arptz
Bureaus Der in Serbinbung ite5enben 2inien.
8. WcG aren, Gen. superintendent.
Capt. 8. 8arnep, YafiasierzNgent,
louisville.
G.. SuIIer, Sen .zEidetzMgent.
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8On GinrinnQti,
ss}A45-sS bnr5 bic 3 &eH
9ltlantics uno sroBe tpeltli6e Gilenbabn
oret bsssIafenSe Sase DerIaen Cincinnati tdsIts;
Ytpr9ens : IL ~ ? go +A@+ =

B6@ 9irecte 9erbtnbunsen ;u SaIamanea
Der Grie=Giieubabn.
Z B6E gu glansfeIb nit 4ittsbars, Sort gsaD
un0 Chicago <Giienbabn.
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llnierer 0ieinung gertaB sebt obises
@eieb elm Benig 81 melt. @ir batten
borgesogen, 2eute Sic in Ser frlberen
gtebellenarmee II inter- 6em Stang zines
Sberlt ten ft9urirt baber, in ale 9ribiGe<
glen unb @edte, Die 8iirseru suiteben,
iuieber eiu9eiebt gu feben. Sod tuenn
Staatsmanner ME Nnbreiu SobniLn llnb
gSn1. g. 8romnlotu - Die in anbern
@unften 10 febr biffiriren : iiber einen
@eiesesboridlag Elm b erif a no En-
finb Ser Grifere bat r1ns feline stnii@tetl
ii6er Sic 2ualificatior Der Stitntnbe<
re6tieten unb berer, Die an Der &eitaue
ration bes Siibens She'll nebniet iolz
ten, 10 bielfa6 mdbrenb ieiner @igenz
f@aft als Niilitarii6er 8ouberneur aus
eiuanbergelcbt; nnb Der 2ebtere 9iebt
uns tagli9 8emeiie, nie iebr er Dem
nelien @eiek sugetban iit) bann foaten
10 it uns ni6t itrduben, Die @eredtiaz
felt unb @eiebuuaBigfeit Ser 8arlass
nsuerfenner1. = 81 1F8 -,.
Sennefee tpiirne etipa 2S,o0ostimm>
beredtiste aablen, penn biefeS neut
@eieb pallirt. --e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

GnocER1Es AT WHOLESALE. Buyers, either
from the city or country, who wish to purchase
standard groceries at wholesale and at wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisements
Of The large house of Ethel &'Thomas, No. Los
Poydras street, which appear in our columns to
day. These gentlemen not only keep everything
in their line of business, but have them always Of
the bestaoality and 10 such large quantities that
aretaIl dealer can be fitted out at any time with
out seRsibly diminishing their stock. Flour OF Q
dozen different brands, and hundreds of barrels Of
each; bacon, pork, butter, Hard, corn meal
tobacco, rope and Irvine, canned fruits and cove
oysters, and whatever else may be wanted car
always be supplied at this house to the satisfac
tioa Of dealers A reference to their advertise
merits, in which some of their stock is enume
rated, viii convince any that their store is tht
place from which to make selections that vii
give entire satisfaction to Che purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

CoTroN GRoPs.-From the most reliable sources
we learn that the cotton crop of our State will
scarcely be one-third of that gatheredin 1851
This is not to be wondered at. On account OF
the presence of the freedmens bureau, labor was
difficult to procure, unless at ruinous expense;
consequently, the number of acres cultivated were
few, and the planter was delayed in preparing the
soil by the sothfulness of his hands, who, on many
occasions, when most needed, deserted their duty,
and left cotton and corn to The tender mercy Of
weeds
The ravages of war, and the thieving practiced
by those who desecrate our soil; the disregard,
by negroes, of the obligations entered iato with
thee employers, and, in most cases, the counte-
nancing, by the freedmen's bureau, Of such acts
have caused the present meagre prospect OF cotton
Next year it viii be worse All the above evils.
aud the infamous cotton tax added to them, will
drive cotton planting entirely from the minds Of
our citizens, aud they will turn their attention to
corn and wheat.
Remove the freedmen's bureau aud the out
rageous cotton tax, aud all wall be we'll Leave
these, and cotton will vanish from the markets
that is, SO far as Southerners are concerned.
JPiue Plpm (ArkA Nindicator,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26


WAECHBsl DIAMONDS AND PREoIoUs WARGs.
One OF he choicest collections of the above arti,
eles 70 DO found in The Southern country is owned
by Aessga. Keller u Koerner, importers aud
manufacturers, No. 10 Exchange Place, near
Canal These gentlemen are unsurpassed, even
% New York, for their skill and taste ia setting
diamonds and ip working enameling and fine
gold. Iheis watches, of which they have q very
extensive and Fatied stock are from the most
famous Eaanufactories in Europe, and they en-
pioy 9 special adjuster and timer Of watches,
whom they geaommena highly to their friends
and patrons,
Aessys: Aelier& Koeraer have performed some
most celle1t engraving on gold and silver.
Merchants and citizens will do well to visit No.
~ hxeeapge Place, where we guarantee they
WI not only be dazzled with the splendor ard
extent Of the store, bat delighted with the mode
ratenegs Of the prices charged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

MEssRs slsIa 4. HARnv. The card Of this arm
VII pc foaud IA another eolumn Of the CRESCENT
fhis morning Ihe 1uniof partner of this firm, Mr..
Isaac T. Hafhy AEs have known from boyhood,
and can recommend himto the citizens of Crystal
Springs as a gentleman not only Of talent for
business, bat Of social qualities 10 t him for any
society. His experience in business In New Or
leans, has been extensive, aud he has always
been eoanected with iisst class housea--that OF
Mr.. O. Tolapklns s Co., wholesale dtylgoods deal
ers having been the last. During the war, lie
was one IL file young men Of this city who made
tie name Of The Washington Artillery SO cele
bratad, ana serve throughout the terrible five
years Iii such 4 manner as TO elicit the praise O
his eoremana'ng officers and tho applause Of hi
comrades. That such firm should succeed, mus
Dc the hope Of all u no are willing to accord t,
merit It's just dues.
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srovss. There is a very large assortment of
cooking and heating stoves at lis Poydras street,
near Camp, together with house furnishing goods
81 a kindred character. Messrs. Campman & Co.
offer-besides the well known ssCharter Oak =
" Magnolia, y etc.--iIle American Home" which
Is new and improved pattern similar to, but
much more economical than the Stewart stove. y
Every article in the above description in use in
the United States can be fouud at Campmans.
They manufacture their own tin ware, which they
are thus enabled to guarantee, and to sell attn
usually low rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

FRENeH PRIEsrs.-Iu France there are rs 1854
bishops, 95l7 cures and 1879 Wears general belong
ing to the Roman Catholic church. OF this cleri.
eal army only $4,000 are paid by the government,
the remainder heing supported by the church.
The sum thus supplied amounts annually TO 2lSr-
092 ,600f. The religious communities are divided
into three classes educational, hospitable, and
contemplatiye 0fthe latter there are II, l4l Mlo
remain in perpetual state of prayer aud medt2-
tion. There are 1853 Jesuits, Of whom 2S2 medi.
tate and pray.
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MEDICAL COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.:
A. H CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Womee and Chiltren.
JAMES JONES, II. D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
. g. A. MOTT, NJ. D., ProFesss o. Materia Hedic7.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ, D., Professor o. Physiology
T. G. RICHARDSON, N. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
j. w. MALLET Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAM'L NJ. BEH1sS, NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine.
Il u p N AAhLE y. r Demonstrators of Anaomy
The Annual Course Lectaes in this Depar meat viii
begin November IL 1866 and end Mach d. 1887. Pre-
InnRry will given in The GhaiVy Ho5oiCR COM
mencing 10Th without chage TO students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October Isl.
The Clinical advantages Of the Institution ace unsurpassed
The Professors physicians aud Surf of the Cha ~
Hospital aud the Students accompany them in their daily
visis7
FEEs-Tcke Of all the Professors, $40; MatrculaSion
IS; Practical Anatomy, $40 Diploma, $780, Pay men re
gu. 81 - A1s"n'' 4. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean
New ofleaus Au&asG l5 1877.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

DAMAGED saoRs AT AUCTION Dealers would
do wen to attend the sale atapetipn by Nelligan
" Nash Of tg-two cases shoes, at Il earondelet
street, at 10 o'clock this day. Also, sales q
horses males, bugges, harness, ETC., at Pelican
Livery Stable, 81 arendeietstTeet 6t 10 ei9ck NJ
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S.'.-.- l-'as1 a-srtA- aass's'. s-'ats. + 4'a's.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8, 1855.
enlightenment Tor Disabled solalers.
For the New Orleans Crescent

For the New Orleans Crescent
NEw oRlEANs, Oct, %, 1856.
AR. Editor Permit me, throught the columns Of
yonr valuable paper, to make q suggestion, which
think viii be Of great benefit to the mary manned
and crippled Confederate soldiers now out Of
employment IN this eisy.
There are "a al the principal Giles which
have visited, associations called soldiers mes
sengers for the delivery Of small packages, par
GELS letters, etc, such as can conveniently be
carried by hard. These are delivered 10 any part
of the city atsueh rate as the company may de.
eide, viii pay. They have central office where
articles may be left, and where also they meet
every night and settle up the proceeds Of the day,
which are divided according to such rules as they
may adopt. A IL the above associations are IN 9
aourishipg condition Eand pay large Dividends.
am sure all our leading business houses and tbe
public ia general, would give if their hearty snp
port. This cityswouId support at least thirty q
forty messengers. Respectfully gorrs,
BOB HART.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

TMroRFnD GooDs.--Mr. s. N. Moody, corner Of
Canal and Royal, has brought back vita him from
Europe a full stock Of the finest European goods
IN his special line Of business, and invites his
friends, customers and the public generally to
eau end inspect them. Everybody knows where
Aoody's corner is, and those who desire it can
now find there every style of the best goods
direct from the best European markets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-26

The steamship George Cromwell, Capt. n. Il.
Vain, sailed last evening at c o'clock, Tor New
York, with full freight and the following pms
sengeis:
,, r Nay vie and servant Mrs esecn, Nr Eonpiuske