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Valuable Real Estate for Investment
II X y. Is. WALTON q DEsLONDE.

s7.f.l UIice, II UarondeIet Street, corner Union
SATURDAY, Jan, 20. at l2 o'clock M,
- the MERCHANTS and Aactioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, will he sold - 5iss
THAT VALUABLE LOT or GROUND at tile corner Of
Gaer and Tchaupoass streets The boundea BY
II feet II inches front Tehoupitonlas street. 35 feet
and lines Grayler street. % feet inches the line
towards Natehex thence line running towards Ora
sier then 70 sss u inches and lines on
line M point where joins the line o. 10 feet IL inches and
4 lines above mentioned =. q lll i
BEILDING occupied barsroom and eating Rouse
which be leased III $1,000 year. WA
Rs TRRas0n half In q. S. Treasury notes. balance
notes of the purchaser to his oraer nine and
eighteen months With per cent annnm current and pei
cent eventual interest and until final payment
Of ale heinrs aznean. Notary Public No. 92 Camp
street., - the expense OF the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
VERY DESIRABLE FIRSTCLAsS DWELLING HoUsl
Oh
St. Joseph street, near St. Charles street.
BY j. Il. WALTON .E DEsLoNDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctoneer
,dalat J-,o,

. Oihce-ii CRrondelet street, corner Unien.
THURSDAY january rs, 1866, at =
o'clock M, at the Merchants and Auctonecrs Exchange,
will be sold
THE HANDSOME THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE
No 19 ST Joseph street. between St Charles and Caropdeet
streets in the square bounded by St. Joseph Carondee Julia
and st. Charles streets.
The Lot 40 feet front st Joseph depth
OF i53 feet inch and lines between parallel lines The
proveens consist of handsome and well built Thee-Stor
Brick Dwelling Hense with Baltimore brick 'front.' contains
wide hail. large parlors on LIST floor two large bedrooms
I'd hoe and two large bedrooms and ca6ilet 3D. floor there
is ornamental iron verRnah in front I'd story and wide
galleries in the The back buildings wostory brick
and contain large breakastroom Kitchen china closet pantry
stereoon and closets t floor and three bedrooms
bath room and water closet I'd floor
There k substantial onesory brick building running
of the lot containing large bed about eighteen
feet square There is and bells throughout the house
here is side property st Joseph street.
and large yard side and paved and oaented and
coal room large cistern, hyirAut, etc.
EaJ= IERMs-Eleyen Thousand Dollars Cash in United
States Treasury Notes. and the balance the the
purchaser to his ORDER nine, twelve and eighteen
months credit with cent interest," and mortgage until
final payment The buildings insured at the cost OF the
purchaser and the policies transferred until after the
Of the second note, TO the vendor
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON PRYTANIA STREET,
between st. Andrew and St Mary streets and Urania
street, between Prytania and St. Charles Streets
BY j. L. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctoneer,
Office IT Carondeet street, corner of Union
HTHsDAK aDas atS,, ,,y January 18th, Isse; At 1s
Royal street. will be sold
First District Property.
SIX VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of
llnnia and Urauia Felicity Road gnaed by the
Nos to inclusive, on p,n drawn by Pelie Depoay,
Lots Nos to inclusive each &c feet inches
lines front uraia sret by depth of i50 feet inches
aLot No measures 10 feet inch and line front en-
Era1ie street and feet inches and lines front Felicity
feet inches aud lines lot No. j. and I57
feet Il inehes IN @ on the side next G. No. G.
Road % feet inches lines the by depth Of I57
feet inches les Ns and 5 feet inches and lines
common alley running from Felicity Road Pomnia
Fourth District Property.
TEN VALUABLE LoTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth
Charles ST Mary and ST Andrew Streets designated by
Nos ID 10 inclusive plan by Pile and Depouily, Civil
Lots No to inclusive adion each other and eaH
q eet inchs front Prynia street. by depth Of 100 feet
Lot No aions the above described lots and forms the
corner Prtani and St Andrew Streets and 25
lines in the by depth OF 100 feet the line
and depth and front ST. Andrew street Of 100 feet
inth.
Lot measures 27 feet II inches front on St Andrew street
z ieet ~ inches lines in the rear by depth of III feet
inches line the other side line Charles street
9t rs. NO. " IN measures n y Y m feet 10 inches lines front on St
rytani9 street and dep Of 10 feet Il inches line the
other SD ale next to St. Charles street.
HTERMs One half cash balance twelve months credit
IN the notes the purchasers their order bearing
gage and Interest at current ard per cent
Act of sale before -----, Notary Public, at the
expense OF the purchasers .u..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

NINE VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND
81 Mary street between New Camp and Chestnut streets
Fourth District at auction.
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SUPERB RESIDENCE ON ESPLANADE STREET
BY u. Il. WALTON ts DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Aucsioneer,
OAlee No. A CarondeIet street.

FUHHEESDAY, january rs. 1866. Mt 19
D. O'clock NJ AT the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold
THATSUPERB RESIDENCE and grounds on The corner
EspGnade and ST. Ciande streets late the property Hla
ton Wright ESD and occupied by NJ Courtenay. ESQ
THE LOTS TOGETHER measure l2T feet front Espa-
made street by depth and front S. Claude LOG
feet inches aud lines, the opposite line 9 inches
and lines, and the line ~ feet 10 inches and
UPON THESE LOTS is OF the most splendid and
peta residences in New Orleans built in brick
imitation of brown stone, and contains the first floor
h II feet wide by 81 feet deep beautiful staircase library
feet square, carved oak and mahogany dining 20x3 feet
smoking ltxl4 teet pantry nursery Kitchen store
cellar bed HING grand soGn drawing room x
20 feet, small pafbr houdOir l6x1i feet.
SECOND FL0OR.-Six Bedrooms and two Bathrooms in
main building, water closets Six Bedrooms in
back building Cstern in roof supplying the main
back buildings.
Stables and Carriage House beautiful Fountain highly
improved ornamental Garden.
This mansion is of the elegant all respects
regards workmanship finish, elegance and convenience the
South 1t is very commOdou 4d contains every modern
provenent,
G7s- TEttMs-Cashi in u S. Treasury Notes.
Act OF sale before Notary Public at the expense of
the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

+ T 4 3 & .t4
SUCCESSION OF THos. F. GuIoN.--No. 2 s24 --EN,
ecsive Catalogue Sale Of the entire stock Of Elegant and
Rich Goods the old stand Of the deceased, NO. ~ ST.
5 Charles treet. IAfS5t
by GARDNER SMITH 81 co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office 90 Camp street.
MONDAY, january 22as mt 10 o'ciociS
tl a NJ a the store No 20 ST Charles street. viii be sold
and viii he continued from day day until the entire stock
gas fixtures sold by and in pursuance te an
District New 0rlesns dated the 9th january 1850 for
account of the above snrcession--
Of goods offered at auction in this city comprising
in part Of Of Silver and Plated Ware
articles verf Vases BISCUITS and Paran Marble
papier articles large assortment Of Fishing Tackle
fl Cutlery Razors Hair Clothes Brushes yolins Paint
ings and Engayrgs, Clocks, Jewelry Perumery Soaps
Ordeus Gold Silver and Ivory Headed Canes Meersehauni
Pipes Ladies' Gilt Shell and Ivory Combs Head Ornaments
Toilet Sets Frosted Fancy Glass Ware etc. etc
Store Fixtures consisting Glass Show Cases Shelly
glass DOORS Safes Counters and Show Windows,
etc, etc
4 83B4 5,-s4l 4lssti Also ,g
The personal effects consisting Gold Watch and Jewey,
Wearing Apparel, furniture Sewing Machine, Buggy and
Harness, etc, etc. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12


until fna payment improvements be kept insured, and
Act before shannon Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser
FOR ACCOUNT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COT
ton Press Property Of Fren and Henderson Streets
opposite the Shippers Press a large Lot on Race
between Religious and St Thomas streets, having stalking
accommodations for 60 horses
Bye. f. GIRARDEY .C CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEy, Apctioncer
oaics No II Exchange Place,
SATUHDAY, january 1sth, at 1t O'Clock
~ 5 NJ ~ At & s Me chants a. and EXghenge VIII
l. That valuable COTTON PRESS PROPERTY situated on
lots Of Ersssd in the bounded by Front Le{s Hener
and measuring e4f = feet S 9ee: Front street. depth
ner Front and Henderson streets Lots Nos H. 10 s9 and
i an n na s0Sys pnt lots II hs and fe e feet
sree aS c G q " se fs s. i n nfss S % of % 3
win s Pre- I ] Of large Rc
s on he upper line the lot 5ut and viii support sRe S
which may be added 70 complete the property for eapasons
ing and depot Property rented at the rate Of sl2o
:. A LARGE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Rsee Reious st Thomas and Orange Streets measuring 3
inches lines in depth together with the nBrovements
about sixty horses feed room, ydrant etc desirable ad
Ianet to p cotton press pres and thodrayagc business
the pRrchosers scenfed Sy owners privilege and
per "G oa sp e nn s A. and If
per cent per anaun if then paid, until payment
improvements 10 be kept insured policy transferred
to the vendor Notes u be subdyided
oflhe vendor.
Acts Of saleProperty firstly described before Stark
ra and for the property secondly described before
Jr NoarleS Public ut the expense of the purchasers
VALUABLE IMPROVING PROPERTY. FORMING THE
Corner Of Baronne and Common streets Onesory Frame
Houses, etc.
BY G. E. GIRARDEY h CO.,
N j. HoEY Auctioneer.
.. Office No. II Exchange Place.
- o'clock NJ at the Merchants Auconeers' Exchange
at public auction, will be sold
The following valuable CORNER PROPERTY forming
corner Baronfe and Common streets square
Btronne Conon Graver and Rampant Dryades
measuring II feet IL inches 35a Baronne
street. III feet inches depth and front street
feet wide in the by 10 feet deep the upper
English measure and all more less if any there be-
Iogeher with the Improvements comprising several
dwellings and one-sto brick store and she'd portion
WHICH is leased for S9 month payable monthly the
lSS October 1855, until the lst October, 1867
The OF the improvements only rented
be leased also and the entire susceptible Of annual
upwards OF Slfn This properly fail TO
value on account of its proximity to business, etc
E- TERNs0ne-third cash, balance and two years
credit for notes secured BY mortgage and vendors privilege
the property sold The purchaser payment
note secured by mortgage the property August
ie65, Tor $500 year after date, bearing interest ut the
rate oil per cent per alnum until paid past due
amounting in principal and interest $3iOD amount
VIII be deducted from the cedortion The improvements to
be kept fuiy insured and policy transferred
Act OF sale before G. Cuvier N p at the expense the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry OF NEW ORLEANS {
sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of Decem
Der 1900. SAMUEL MYERS;
Second Justice of the Peace
In and for the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay Six Per Cent In
eres on tue outstanding Certificates Of Scrip and after
the 9h day OF January, 1866 have further declared
Scrip Dividend of Twenty-Five Per Cent on the Net Earned
Participating Premiums for the year ending Both November
1865 for which certificates will be issued on and after the
Second Monday in February next
TRUSTEES: =
j. Lorber, ]. Lemore Dnue RouIi1nv
"A II. bMeza John Gauche A. Verloin DeGruy
Ar Aitehoerger, j. A Stouse, t. Ayendano,
a hlatult. A. Marquez Jas. A. White,
Omer Galiard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

GaapNER SMITH, AnctioneeF'
oHice-No. 20 Camp street.
4, x,aTrysnay .1anua,., ia. at 1a O'clock M,
- atthe Mechants ana Aaconeef xcaane VIII ee soia d.
Isa 4 CIsHTAIN SplJARE OF GROUND, situn5ed IN tne
sacnpd Dsrct ef tSs city boulaed by Benvile Lopez
Cont and saledo see eontsning Is lets dhe square
city surveyor. -, = paJrSr, 4v,at.., ~, ,yn
J, n;str;t Al fis city, bounded by Common Carrollton
avenue Ullos aad streets, aud contains 20 lots TINS
TtSyafed az vegetable garden and has on it small
House ME above properties valuable for and
~ ~ cash in y s. Treasury notes the
balance 1t one years credit for notes bearing per
can't yterest and per cent eventual interest
FIR the property No. l--Acts of sale before nofar!
uublic ~ the cxpsnse Of tho purchasers.
For property No. 2Acts of sale before A. Nazureau
notary public at tho expense of the purchasers.
All IS per plans at the Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

y NJ, at the Merchants and Aueoneers Exchange, will be
Sold -U.as-
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon in the First District this city in the
bounded by ThalA, st Theresa st. Thomas and
TGhonptoas streets measuring y ieeE inches front
Ihaa street. 2 feet 9uches2 lines front St. theresa street.
by depth of l20 feet inches lines nearest
Tchouptcnios street and depth Of i6 feet inches 2
lines the other side, nearest ST. Thomas street
The improvements this lot consist of TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING containing two pnrior and hall first
door two bedrooms and large cabinet and hall
Two story back buildings containing three bedrooms kitchen
Na5~TERMs-Cash in u. 8 Treasury ...
Act of sale before A. D. Dorioc0nt Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
INSURANCE.
HARMON DoANE's

FIRE. RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

MEuBLEs DE SALON EN- BoIs DE ROSE, CIIANDE-
lers de Gaz, ct Tapis. a rencan
Suggestion de JOSEPH @. LEWIS, dechdh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

Etna Insurance Company
HARTFORD Conn
FL RE md RIVER RISKS
Net Assets, July !, 1865, So, 7l5,43 AZ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

IMPORTANT POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate IN the First District, Jefferson City and Carroten
By direction end for of the New Orleans and Car
rollton Rsiltoaa Company Offices and Dwellings on Ba
street, Canal street; choice Lots on Poydra
Baronne Carroll and Penn streets near the Peydras Market
sixteen valuable Lots Tsoi Circle on Garondelet Cal
Hope St. Charles and Delord Streets one ns Let on st
Charles street, opposite the Horse sation five Lots and
Cottage on St Charles and Toled@uo Streets Square and
Nine Lots in Carrollton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
! CITIZENS 7IUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.

In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
Company publish the following statement
Amount OF Premiums received for the year ending November
The New York herald., 1866-08-29

IRISD CHAMPION ErCrRsiDS 70 W. CHOLERA
VI Banks -siesner tbts tHAMHihetIN, ,.ptsin
Isv6 STE ~li nike efcWrstuu te thc.hcsre fsuts
fhDr.ds, august " lsaving f.sk ZIP thrsopher
srse. w. D.y ssgse. yl-rs North rrsf ~ a tsii.
Uns m ~ frr tAs s-st hs fsh
e.asai, aud o. Tor hs lsss.t 80 fss iof ss etr
st1n ~ Tfnr bE, hshsesF
ksbss.o~ Cotwsu- piIof.
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We fsr~si goods With nme tie despatch Ana ~ "~'1
all points iuruith Mr- o.
ss.rv~s ~ cas-s snd fotwAS. aaplca,s Uus laultg
goods Al destination Refer Coakn psts.
% Pront street., Fnith Dunu ~ south s1-ri. y.
THuRBER 90. n south tsm. ard FrnHt sfrsta.
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V,ug STEAMBOAT THOMAS cOf.LyEfwlILs MAkF
,lcaFs0a d West Point Ana Ss~tnfl % Thufssisy
Ansust 30 leaving from The per foat ~ 'Aeer- strret
~ acloes, iapang Tkty f9Nfth street AuhAsrs ard
,0lS~ns. FsIe ~ csnt. essh.vsy
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sr,p,Y EncunsIoss.

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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.
. pDirroSsL RorSriEs sAsDPESsroSs.-aILr TWO
and three ys ossr. ana Mos s,1.d y, g sr
increased pensions having ahdren Ar
psaSSOs S sss ssps a'ss ss wS 4 s s fsssssa
uisd states Claim Agents No Park piar ttemo.si
nom No ~
At snELposs OLD OFFICE, ~. 9EEKxAN
soldiers widow a. and ali other Csim. col
Iected ss usual rhrec months. erirs pay Tor onrers
4 r1HSrIoN ,-rBE FissE rHIETy.EiGBr REoI.
.o o. rs- Ss- sss X r.. md s. .
Can siEiDoSs Bounty Agency W Beetrnsn street..
4 DDTrfoSAL BOuSrY.-sLL SOLDIERS OR HEIRS
y decuased soldiers their claims promptly
ls,ed ~ cains Addressing %. andslsned Arrears
.%' s.a. %S{SSs7 isso 10 sPoss~.y
A DplrIos.L sousrIEs TO TWO AND THREE
children Or '''''' scsr ~ sro.s-.
DpIrIosAL BoUsrIEs AND OTHER CLAIMS COZ.
''r sr.s =, q isi sss .sn
A DprrosAi BOUNTY TO- TWO AND THREE
Money eoIiscsed advances m,de % ssssi.hsd seency
". a.'ms eon-eied puarr n~~ ssd od santy laws
r-SrTrp STATES ARMY AGENCY. ~ BROADWAY,
\ 10 sahs rsre,.d fros ~ Bl-esIs'srsst ss- yost
eE y.sss-nss,. si.s,,.s ,b., ~. 10
NJ boIpfv at Ser passed koi6ies 81 1871
a. entltier, And Should apply
s.r o. p~rssn this oncs for infsrrHuen sn1 " es
ss.s ts.ir .sitas vii be fsrwsrdss Established 1854
Irstrpp STATES BOUNTY orvIcE.
sfwgLL 4 pIEKcs. .Iuorrsy. A..
enn nnn WILL BIZ ADVANCED ID sOLDiERs
AZU.NJNlV IN Of dollar. sst - families
t.s, smeeripr larger advance wlii be ~sde Bounty
al hans viii ~ selected wiisout chsras mtHfN v0sE
~ III strsst Nee Yort, and lS fert ssss h,cosiyn
EXCURSIONS.
NAVY txctRsIoS TO THK yIsnvo BANKS
A ~ fss ,0pstsor sl.smsr WYOMING, 4 - Uoruhs
fo leaving ever, day Saturdays efcersey from hsft.
stree. ~ al Fst6 street Rsst river all 'scx slip ~
80 ststhsf street Nsfth river ss ssd fsr no North
river ate o',aoas ~ fare 10. sehneb's bsnd, bsiL
IlIes sna Refreshments % bosrd
lR.xp CHAMPION ExvrRsiOS 70 III CHOLERA
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EfFe ~lu etcWrstuu e. thcshosre fsuts
10 fh1r.d., August eavng rr4k ,iip o. Chrs!opher
D.y s. pier NoIih rlfsf ~ ~ hsiA
.as., aud o. for tss srss's 90 90 tef sir
tspf,,os cotvsu- plIoi.
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Il an sie1rs0n n wesi Point ard Ns~tur % ThnsssAy
~ e,iocs amazing TkIfy foafih street iuhAsrs .oa
.0sg~ns. Pare ~ csnt. eksh.vsy
I,O CoxEY ISLAND aSD THE srnF.-iCfCs. SAVE
II sud pleasant route rrHss - FNl-a.FsM ~ sn1th
ferry aks ears 70 wo0t. whirh sonirt wh sssm
turr ". ihs rsals " las csly IN thrce agaEA
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AMUSEMEsrs.


IrRkNch THEATRE Miss LACOsrk-
Corner of Fourteenth street and siIth avenue
To rHE FRIENDS on TiE DRAMA.
Your attention respectfully and hspefuiiy sostsd 10 bs
hs OF s this at OF the yo1au
ssd dsservedIy admired American tragic actress,
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"ho 10 hr beautiful play 10 b~ r~pressntrd hare by The
Al.n if.kedi-nne, Madame AdslAd. Ri.oh, oett Octo
nor "isppesr IA the tsithfIi Lngish version on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT.
MISS LAcosiE's representations viii be fhursdsT.
nnnkN D; SATURDAY september !. a, O'Clock, foe ths
trfnber4 '' -
The play u of . high character, and IL entitled
-, DEBoRAh, TIE Deserted JEwEss
which, Ia viii crceny sustained bv CON
fANN selected with the utmost -
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fes~ionAl is and her friends deem da. 10 her and
meropoAs Taste that shs b. generously sustained In tA~
outset OF hei carver Your interest
spectfuiiy invited
Sras may be secured three days la advance
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rI,O COxEY ISLAND AID THE srnF.-ty fCs, SAVE
u sud pleasant route rrass y fUl-a.Fau ~ snath
ferry Aks 0resnwo0J. whirh confri STIR steam
p~seens-r every nfte~n minurs fsn a. O. sna 70
turn w tho rsats W las csly IN three avasA
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1U,UUU SCRANTON cOAi. AT AUCTION.
AUGUST D. is66
kSw Yoas, Angast ~. 1919.
The Delaszrs Iscka wanna and We-rrn Railroad Com.
pany will hold Their forty auction sale OF Coal We'd
nesday eth August 1865 al twelve O'Clock
At their new salervotns ~ Exchange place OF WI
liam New york, AZ which time they viii SELL BY
Messrs. JOHN H. DRAPER co, Ausaoneers.
FORTY THOUSAND TONS
OF fresh nued Coal of the sizes deliverable
tember merit
sale positive each lot put Will be sold To the
highest bdder-no bids. form whatever, being made
b~hsh OF the The conditions
will he fully made koown'at the time OF sale.
TRHMs-fifty paysbls current funds
the of sale aud the batauce within days thereafter
JOHN sRfsBIN President
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SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTfoN NOTICE E-BENJAMIN WEAVER. JR. WILL
"A sell thu day, At l25 Ninth avenue Household Fur
nure: aiso two of Singers Sewing Machines No Sal
TO commence ct ny O'Clock A. n.
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Catalogues NJ Office.
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-23

A dispute once arose between two
Scotchmen, named Campbell and Nc
Lean, upon the antiquity of their fam
lilies. The latter would not allow that
the Campbells had any right to rank
with the MLcans in antiquity, who,
he insisted, were in existence as a clan
since the beginning Of the world. Camp
bell had a little more Biblical knowl-
edge than his antagonist, and asked
him if the clan Of the M'Leans was be-
fore the flood.
"Flood What food ?" asked Nc
Lean. eT aaEfeu
"The food, you know, that drowned
all the world but Noah and his family,
and his flock" said Campbell.
"Poohl you and your food" said
M'Lean fmyl clan was before the
foOd.pA 3 - ~
~ have not read in my Bible" said
Campbell, "ofthe name of MLean go.
ing into Noah's Ark" a.rr yl.1 ~
"Noahis Ark!' retorted M'Lean, in
contempt, s"Who ever heard of .
ALean that hadn't . boat ofbI ownS''
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