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LOCAL MATTERS.

General NJ Maaton'x Surrender.--s',Twas
nv rrt surrender, and felt it, ead the Gencsnl.
50 But such Iorett Of sparkling curls md ltes.es
ssw % he oe o
with Tebhett's Pnyftolos1cal Hair Resenetator,
which revealed the secret Of all this oewiteatuc
e1ybody. Il gives to every lock living lu-tfe.re-
stores white aud gse1 hasE peEteety1toils nothing
nd esy e ss na5 toe
& Dwycz, general agents. Sold everywhere.
No Fsllnre, but a Feiut.@This ali
may DC 70 10 reference the Fenap sad Canada,
but one thing II CERTAIN Morreus Electro Magnetic
Ftu1d fast. and never tails 70 conquer the enc,
lad ssi sever rhea@ait.n IN ~ h!es I'd 81. i
lew app1catious Of Mo17ell'e Elccsro Magnetic
Fluid cured me entirely, and hAvc had no Eeturn
q II since" All drug s'oEes keep 1t. Smith p, &
Dwyet, agents. I'll
Prusaiuess Pure Cider vinegar VIII
Kind il al lae ~ uniied stsses. CnaHlEs q. i. Paps.
s1H0, $50 and 8a1 otate ttreet, Chicago.
je4 e7l5.1st xwf
See Advertisement A of Peat F1el In
AGreat Want supp,ied-0n the xvest
Side Meatrt.sniin Milumore hayelust opened a
new Hardware and HouAeEeepere'tt furnishing store
At g Milwaukee avenue, and 135 Union street. fso
Isrtck machtne-The National Brick
Machine makes. with only two-hor5e power. 81. .oo0
spa si ansforn % en!fhs IS II the machine does moi pel
form what We CHIN for i. We will take II eack and
refund the money: Address ABkAM REQuA.
General Agent. 14i Broadway. New York
Ma5aed954-96t-x " i r
Co1gnte's Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
superior Toilet soap. prepared from refined
especially dfeigned Tor the nse Of Ladies and tor
The Nursery: 1ts perfume Is exquisite, and its
| druggfsts4 feb12h9iG 1y-h4W
| r. L. mAndelI, for m erly with Il. RAm-
her T. Co.. having associated himself With Mr. E.
| F. BROWN, will hereafter carry on the Boo! aud
Shoe Business at 1853 Clark street. where he will be
happy 10 tee hie tt1eaus and the public generally.
Thirty Years, Experience or an old
| Enrfe.-Mrs. Tlnelos = SCOUTING syrup IL the
auo nnfses IN the United Ssatcs, and has been used
for NIFTY years with neyc1failtng eaety aud sue
cesp, by millions Of mothers tor thetr children. It
relieves the chlld from pain, cuetAldyfcnterT and
ais,rhs epn II hs soMels ~ ina soc
y e9s sissaf health to The e'' 1t F'''' Tue n'''s'
Special Caution. Mrs. yVtuxlow,s
Soothing Syrup has become 60 popular that vati
Wfnstuw's. Please take notice that the Yrs. Wins
low Of the soothing syrup Is not eoapecte 8 w,t'
any Other article tnneaeasa
| tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor.
! on2h, practical business edneauon. Or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address ior circulars
BRxAs1 d sTHAT1oN. Chicago, Ill
window Shade. at greatly reduced
| pf{cee, F, E, RlGBf 81 Raudp]oh q. :. c5l9
, 1866-06-06

no RENT-Four Rooms and two
j closets on FIRST floor Of nav cottage on Four
teeuth street, east cf State, between Wabash aTenua
and slate street, Apply this morning II ceaue aoos'
, 1866-06-06

ITO FENT-A very convenient
j Cottage hou4e OF Toons. cloaess. stofe1onns
&c. s. Nortn Lesv1tt strt uear STREET cars, Kent
$.H tUGptA< eS1o
, 1866-06-06
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Second Days Sesslon.--The County
Hospital at Eighteenth Street.-The.
mort Of the County Physician--.
New Dead House-.-Pro.
posed New Court House
.-Salary Of tho Pro-
bate Judge.
Etc., Etc.

The Board Of Supervisors OF Cook County met
seAtcrusy morning pursuant 10 adjournment. tho
President In the Chair. The minutes Of the pre-
ytouf meeting were read and approved.
FETruoNs.
A petition for abatement Of taxes Was received
from Tyler, Ullman Co.. and referred to the Com
u.ttee on Equalization Of Taxes.
4 petition was received from property owners in
lbe town of Lake. eelting forth the bad condition
Of South Halttcd strpet. The petition asserted
that south OF EEan avenue the cast side OF rue
tteet Is 30 rapidly wearing away that there IL Ai.
ready I ditch thirty 3eet vide by len In depth, End
every prospect Of e1tsudfng over the ent,re street.
Referred 10 the Committee on Roads and Bndges.
TIE HOSPITAL on E1GHTEKxEH Fl BEET.
Supsrysfor Ame1nan of the Committee on Hos.
ri. air. to whom WIS referred the management ana
.puerx1atun OF the County Hu*pita!& reported. that
stnte the laet rrsuzr meeting OF The board. 4inz-
in 4eo,rtmept mad been Organized. and aleo sep.
nr.te ccparments for The rsa tucnt Of diseases Of
Ihe eye md en1 30 that at pesept there are ln ope
ration dts,snct sed'cai, Surgteat L}iug.ln and re
nnd Err departments, al OF which. sFss 1epostea,
ere beng MANAGED win the greatest sAna1aeaoa
aDn SUCCESS.
EThe numhcs Of pat:tn's admitted into the Hospl'
t1l has betn 4. follows:
Whole number admitted dunn9 last quarter. 1B1
Admitted since organization :. ...........~.. 3Os
The nat1r.te. Of the patlen.s admitted LAST qnsr.
, 1866-06-06
Amer discussion, the committee rose and re
ported prpEress, when the Board adjourned

DEATH THo1 scALpEo.-on Monday night, 4
Lad i've yeats Of age, named Richard Dempsey. the
eon Of IN 1stsh laborcr residing at the corner Of
Halsted and Pratt a,rtets, died In consequence Of
injuries 1ecelyed On Saturday last whale playing IN
ditch on Thstd ttrrct. near the machine khopa OF
neciing with the uttch Is I ch2nnel running iron,
lhe boiler inside the machine chop and carrying
od The .team which /. blown from The boiler when
Youne dempsey had been amusing himself In the
ditch, totally unsnsptcious Of danger, when sud:
ooiliny steam. he MES rescued nom his pef1lo1s
pos.ttoo as sp4eai,y poeetelo. Ard oo.ve-ea
home hut he was TOO seriously injured to admit OF
Heopy until Monday evening, whcu death relieved
him ot hts eudenngs. Coroner Wagner held an m
qneEt On the remalns yesterday forenoon. whcn the
Ila far
, 1866-06-06

daiient sna asa M tne r. ~ IN
onesso ofae1 a. tno t. ~ y ths
a+atal con:his.es P.a. sRsSts.ttsse,, = ~ g.
tlmstes "ese ptSsene1 - ~ I. ~ atun 3
q bres 81. 4 est y hs.sea g ,be us co
rntttee on Public Buildings, with power 10 act and
noonI Inc ,,,,1 pa,s p,,,x,e,.x,. p,ponr
The repors f Of ihe uounty PaT:iaan "a, next pra-
sented From II! AppessH ko4t me Io@1.es OF rs
County Ao1es afe IN az aansqauy neal1y soeat.
es pteTaleni.
HiIths iot last ......'.."'
, IL: ..cs.t.io.H
eanser: ton:ump'lon, 8; n.nsnnt, .; exhsns'
ton, .; dysentefys . unkao"n' l..
,., =. ,,... 1ns4ny' ,ss1s1r. m.r-b 1.t III. Al.
numoef o. !usAne pt1toUss nMtI - ~ ~
tnitto ous1ns lAst qnaItas ~ ~" ooN'ns
sne qusr5. e 9n =. f,.,1. W.. d,srb,,oa ,, m
oo,n9 enq1o9 Wsr2perst ~ n 1mnroyed - unlnroy
cn4 q oled. q .h.. r.,a.. =, s,,a.r,,.
tae teputt A:s@el sl,.;<, MSt~.I .a;.,.r.s
.hoGa b1eak oa nI ,t 9 qs,t !srs
@outa Gos oe aao 'A'" s"' 'Aa4@e "e@A
RG4,u otuaaa1ns s.5 eauses5 .,t ,,.,ot A., Al.
The s {spordi a r. eseepaea app t paesg OF ne
l. AFTERNOON SESSION.
At two o'clock in the afternoon the Board met
purpuant 10 adjournment, tho President in tae
4 petition from Eli j. colburn for the remission
Of tsxes vas referred 10 the COMMITTEES on the
Equalization Of Taxes.
r,.,sas,,.a a an paor Hnnss ~ p.rne,s n
loc comnlsss ~ ~. .ttsa - - - s..a ~, ~
Mhom W.: ~ =. ~ &c - t.1n, W ~
the Fnendlesa iof AseaetsnSs, feponeo u asoL o1
| spptop1iatinE the fum Of S0u ior tos insntnuon
In q3cs'1on Inc fepolt vas aceeR.su a9a ~ "nsn @
amended so al to increase tns DONATION 10 5in was
| ADOPTED. ~
a petition from Bowen Bros. asking ios the cor;
rectlou Of an error N m asaeesment WAS recelfed
iaxes.
TEACHERS. INSTITUTE,
4 rp,ort was receiyed from Supervisor White
! besh X 1he t.nmmittar m Schooft 10 the edect
tSss be han vfsite ses,,on Of the Teachers insti-
tnte Of coos County, held in the Brown SCHOOL, At
nt en he 9@s eInense. Of The meestns wefe S95sa
6mrfnr tse sessfns Of he IrstituIe. t6e greatest
attention wss snifested in The eIe1cisea, and The
| resmit nrovsG nnst snt1slnctory Neport accepted
md ntanetf m 6Ie.
! "'1A A->'-1 Tue oorpr HOUSE.
t The Cnmmittee on Pnblc Buildings to whom
.xsx ra,e1rea 1he 1csnn,fon arIhof1zi1e the Com.
| AsA 49, -
, 1866-06-06
General IantlrRB.
Cholera Di sarn1ed!
The Chief Causes of peStilence
Destroyed!


Dr. E. CouRrARET'S DIsINFECIIE0 FLu1Ds,
eecuJtd br 1-tent IN the TINTED States htu
Frurce. irrpaTtd Koleiy BY th. New foFk Ds'tnlsCt
iuK trmrany, st their LaboTatory. Nos, 1oS. ssbD
ana stO1 Henry Fttf. n. 1. O4Met. IL Ceaa!.sL
This Coz n1ny osganszs o. peTnaaet naa, FALL Tl n
fSstas s II
nYinals wAler Closets pFivlts. cesspools
ieSs dips railroads. h5p!tsls PRISONS knd ~
stt:utiona Of ~ kinds sau oua1 zao r.
Intensely Increasing tho salae Of the fattr TO every
e1,1t These agents are deodorfzc1s. AntAeptica.
antipptrelcents, and dl:tn[rctants ID the xcltiac
meanuK Of the Eorda. They remove no1!o9s Gtsfs G.s
pfsess pna aai if1s' AiK: icy aie
snd not merely shsorbents Of poisonous Etsenot u
jprtpus 10 utensils which tnty sse usen inc a..
tentioa of medical md seIenkiac men directed 70
Of othe9s, can be seen 1t the Comnauy's ofnee: .,
To the Pte4tdent Of the New York 0!siniecr1g CO.
DxAR sm + 4 all ttis Represented to BE-. " 1sve
thsf ~e have found sTttcle Which antpasses sil
osne1s as remedy 's."s' 81 r. RosssEL CO.
NEW Y0RK. april 3, 1855.
To tne prastdent Of the Nev Iork pl.nteetine Co.
be The best We have ever known. Its effect ppor
every matter il conpiete and sasf4ntaneous.
CA. sTETsoN. Astor House;
eBN. B.-Thesa D!sin1ectants att Issd y LIZ ~
Or the MeEopoltan Health nepartnent. HcT Tesk'
POWELL 4 TH0MP8OS, a. t:edar-sts n. H.
General and Sole Agents Tor the unised stste1 and
the Caaadss, to whom al ordeEh snou'o Ut al
FoT ssse by ali pnggt. and General psslsss u n
, 1866-06-06
New York stock and n1qney Market.

MoxxY-steady at 6<97 r cent.
sIKKLLSa t1SaASaEr.L 81 regular and I'd ao.stsled; M
err bills are quoted at 1t94@1l0H. =
GoLp-E1ciied sLd higher opeoinE q lAK: ~ =.
CONVENIENT sTocK-Les1 active End rather easier.
FEzl0n1s To L1TaKPooL-fery trno md quiet.
, 1866-06-06

In this city. June tth. Of scartet feysf. IMMtK
ApEONA. youngest oAnEhttf Of John ". anu MAf9
Stapt{s, Rged year snt month.
Friends ol The family respectfully Invited 70 nt-
terd tho fuucTas from the resitence OF John ".
stao.rs Etq Clinton atree this {W elucsda5> morn
Ing 1t 10 O'CLOCK.
, 1866-06-06

baltimore Market.
BALT1xoRI, June 5.
Ga1Is-Whest active. Com t1Ha. White. s3c; ye2-
low Sc. Qatg steady, T33sec.
PHOr,eIoxe-4ulet but prtces tsnttpg upEsfd.
GEocKhlks-SuRar 6!un. Renued grades lie. Conte
WnEksr1buil. Western s2.a9ssoX.
, 1866-06-06

Prusa1uess Pure Cider Vinegar VIII
preserve pickles and Il warranted pure. AK your
grocer for 10 other vinegar. Lirge:t works Q! the
kind In Tho United Slater. CHARLES q. e. Fnrs'
sIx0. 339 and Si1 slate ttreet, Chicago.
4 eT1E.14f " =
, 1866-06-06

NV DEAD HousK.
Supe1y1eor Aner.nan, nom the same COMMITTEES,
10 hon WIS referred. IL tbs lstt nesting OF the
Bostd, The matter Of securing accommotaious for
holding Coroner's tnqrtstt, and temporary place
fof depofttng dcat poaieA, reported that they had
uted IN out.houSe ueas the Hospital On Egh-
teeutn streea. tor That purpose The committees
nfsed the 1eceas1ty for more pefmaneut aeeomno
, 1866-06-06
m 4 II n I e d .
D 1 E d.

At p,oomipcaale, Ill.,. June L. 1856. by Rev. Warren
r. Day. Iii. IuaN'A. SEDG VICE and Alst MARY
II. PHILLIPS,
, 1866-06-06

WI ANTED- Correspondenoe-A
vshes to ualEe tbs &cqua uantxnce OF adT, with
! visv 70 m.,Ituaony. sae mat have io:tnns ol
IL ~ 70 a1e Or pktsnaa1 spparsnoe atticuY eann.
deatlkl, AIdruns II b" Eo1 QQ&&, CaltaEo. "a
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE-Lease, two years,
t1turcs and stock IN wtnf .. liquors sad c!gnri
OF laacr beer saloon, with dwelling house largt
enou. TO accom- mod 50 To 60 boa1dets. Apply
the premises, II East K1nze-as. I'll
, 1866-06-06

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
~ SHIP.-The psrtne, ship heretofore e1tseng 1n.
dsy dis.olve1 b. mutual agreement gE0 aAatL,-
The bn,iness will be carried On ss heretofore by
Tint narhy. eI6D
, 1866-06-06
mH1ttfn==GO RGrt,

w ANTED-To Rent-50 dwell
w tue4, 10 10 rooms each, for good prompt pay
Ing tenants, GEO. sNTDEh r CO.. Peal E1tAte and
Houae Agents, No. los Randolph street Room =.
hF.fl
, 1866-06-06

ITO RENT-The twoand-a:half
l. story Gothic house No. 533 West Madison
s'rtet one block cast Of union fark. containing 10
tood. d.bixsd rooms. closets DC, Apply on the premises
or At Nos 10 and IL Dearborn street. ta3i
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE Cheap-One second
Il hard UPRIGHT Piano. 1t j. nAUKR d CO.'S, 80
Washington stY eet CYcsbyrs Opera House. esq
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE - Hotel-A rare
L. chance. Ouehs1f or whole interest In furniture
ena Leave of hotel well located a Ehiesgo soaltant
33O0c to 3lo,co secure bargain. as the presen
proprietor must rett1e 1son business account OF ~
heath. Address BUTLER d Ella, NO. 134 Ho1tf
f1srk-At Room fEQ
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE And Rent-Two or
Il three rooms and Office snznttnYc in N ONCE near
the corcef u ClArk and A1csun ttretts. Good lotz
ton ior = ply ysirlan, .AddEeas BUTLEk& 4 Ella, 1I4
SnhIh .IntE 1ittef. EnQrn l. I'll
, 1866-06-06

Special Caution. Mrs. VtusI0yTss
Soothing syrup has become 60 popular that yari.
pus parties nave put ont articles calling them Mr..
Wfn.tow's. Please take notice that the Mrs Wins.
| low Of the Soothing Syrrp IS not coapecte watt
| anY other article. tuneie53a
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE-Chesp, fruit store
No. y flush stseet. 1t tstn good iocattcn for
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE-Flour and Commits
l. aiou store Also. hardware store Rroeery stores.
saloons ana Iestanrnat. apply to Il. SCRERAEK-
HORN. room 1t HA WtxbinRsqn-At. III
, 1866-06-06
Sec Advertisement OF Peat Fuc1 In
nnefthST rnYDnD- t4l

Great Want S0ppiied-On the West
SIDE Smith & MiluHore havejust opened a
rew Hard ware and HouAeEeepere'tfurnfeh store
at 81 Aila aukee avenue. aud 133 Union street fs0
, 1866-06-06

C01Gnte,e Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable 0't. In combination with GlYcerine. and
especially dfeigned Tor the 1se Of Ladies' and tor
the EuIsery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and ita
washing properties unriyalled. For tale by all
druggists. (eb12h9iG 1y-N4W
, 1866-06-06

| FOR SALE-At a Bargain-A
Herring Satr. Ia the best Of order. cont telnlpg q
drawer and Iron chest. For pafttculafs 1pQute
AsHLEMAN5,Eh Wholesale leWelles, No. Ii South Clark
l nfTrnt Chtcxvp. ft6
, 1866-06-06

DOR SALE-One.half interest II
i 4 good paying meat market and vegetable sfore.
Dus!uess SO to $iDo Per DAY. Apply 70 A. eCHER.
MERupKa, loom II. 90 VI Nashingfon-st. fl
, 1866-06-06

Brick BIachtne-The National Brick
Machine makes. with only two-hor5e power, 81, ,oo0
and uniform len!ths. II the machine does not per.
form what clnin, for It. will take Il pnck and
refund the money. Address ABRAM REQuA4
General Agent. III Broadway. New York.
MayH4dG54- -96t.x ,Ef
, 1866-06-06
Streets Of New York,

Admisat6n, 81 ctHIs 20 8l1 ps1es VI soe H0"7s'
In PREPARATION, the Ereat tceLic h!storlts1 sosc
tscutSr RcuArce OF JkSSiB 6 BROWN Or, Ine ise>lt1
Of Lucknow. with everything new and oesou1u'
, 1866-06-06

The most noticeable ltEm under tnts head WAY
The purchase, 90 Monday last. 81 four hnndred md
nfty barrels Of mess pork ioa tne a1 ,1.ds ~ N
, 1866-06-06

J.L. mAndelI, for m erly with q. RAn-
+. BROWN, will hereafter carry on the BooI aud
Shoe Business at 1853 Clark street. where he will be
happy TO Eee hte f1eadt and the public generally.
eSH
, 1866-06-06

ITO RENT-A frame house of 10
L rooms No. 110 Chicago avcnuc, near Mafket
st:eet THOMAS b. SNYHKR l. CO., Zeal Estate
~
, 1866-06-06

TOR SALE-A drug store in the
l. cify. cheap for cs,h. Gail on ELpRIpGE 4
TOUR ELLDTTE. 81 South CIarkEt. np-s sta,rs. e393
, 1866-06-06

ITO RENT-Furnished Apart.
j merits, lsrge front parlor and bed room.
1f;3 south C1srk street. I'd door. Only gentlemen
wiling 10 pay for 1fst class accommodation aeeo -
, 1866-06-06

FOR SALE-A splendid buggy
mare. black, nine years old. Cau b. seen Al 105
Vest Polk street. Address ]. A. BRENEER, 105
Wext Polk 6tfevt. e99l
, 1866-06-06

Tor SALE A Saloon and board
j. Ing touse wish nxtuec, and lease, u very good
locauob opposite Tho Northwestern depot. Apply In
person Vt the place, No. 1O8 West Wafer street, cor
, 1866-06-06

ITO RENT-A Sleeping Room
month. Apply 10 81. T. DICKET, 48 neasbosn-st.
, 1866-06-06

RRal 35Btate--Uuullttp.

FOR SALE-160 acres good farm
l. irg land IN Delaware County. io& ., mlles from
railroad and 5k nom timber. ir1ce tsee Wl!i srads
ptEt Ter Er6cez7es or dry Eoods Addftss " ~ ~
ar nttr
, 1866-06-06

TOR SAlE-Chi Steam
l. Gauge.-we sre prepared g ~ orders for
rs south Cana. auRes or al Kinds tested and
repaired. ]. +. MARSH q co.. Ot!ce 48 LaSaIlest.
IFS
, 1866-06-06

TOR SAlE-The good will and
l. entire nxtuTes Of bakery. with N establilhed
business IN bustneas part OF the clty. AddresssW
G." TE{plue Office. esq
, 1866-06-06

ITO RENT-A Cottage House, s06
l. South Horganst. Apply on premises esst
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have formally demanded, their claims having
either been taeitly granted OF but ineficiently
opposed. If they can find no new demand to
make in behalf Of freedmen, if they can dis
cover no new way Of annoying us ON their
account if they can no longer agitate, they
feel that the day Of their rule is near its close
Excitement to them is sweeter, than honey and
the honeycomb, but quiet and peace ore gall
and wormwood to their lips Let them but
have themes of agitation, and their revolution
airy cohorts will cling together but let the
uproar, hubbub and hurley hurley of agitation
cease and they will scatter like bands of I'M
lucky thieves.
Having begun by raising negroes to the
level of the whites, they will naturally try to
make them the same as white men in all re
speets. Some notable day not distant, a
thrill OF establishment will electrify the public
when it is announced that the purpose and
policy Of the radical Republicans are, that the
hair ofall colored citizens SHALL without dis
tinetion of age or sex, be Strengthened head by
head and hair BY hair, and shall be kept
staight during the term of the natural life of
each and every freedman, the same to be done
at the cost OF the federal government through
the medium of a vast hair bureau, the expen-
diture to beproHded for by direct tax Of ten
cents pound on cotton. This. will give en-
ployment to armies of ofieeholders of various
grades from the humblest wielde1s OF govern
ment combs to the great head center Of tie
bureau at Washington, with his salary Of
twenty thousand dollars, 1t will be tedious
and costly job but all the better for that, for
as long as it lasts there will be no want Of a
subject for agitation.
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bounds, if we do not wish to expose tho
very foundations of the social structure to
ruin and humiliation. These We're his senti-
ments and be has well exemplifed them in
all his later transactions in the memorable
epoch of $780, under Charles X and Louis
Philippe. Though we are far away from the
European theater of social convulsion, our
own recent experiments should now be an nd
moniGon to set these true principles Of d
moral state Of society again in practice. This
can be done, if we also listen to the voice Of
another illustrious brother of our order.
Thomas Jefferson if we viii take heed of his
earnest admonidon, then, indeed, Louisiana
our State, upon whose acquisition he prided
himself, will become the corner stone of that
great western empire which he plainly foresaw
and of which he predicted that our metropolis
would indeed, be the most favored spot. We
have narrated in former numbers how our an
eient merchants, by being the most active
members of the liberal institutions to which
the Masonic lodges belong most pre-eminently,
did forward the agricultural undertakings, by
according to all enterprising planters and agri-
cultuTists the most extended, and sometimes
almost unlimited, eredit-nay if the truth
must be spoken, we can aver that many a
liberal merchant went, indeed, beyond his
means and credit in assisting and forwarding
landed enterprises Such, then, was the ami
mus found among our New Orleans people IN
general, that in those times it was sufficient
for any young man with a good reputation in
the commercial community to announce his
intention of going into the country parishes
and establishing a trading store, to receive
immediate assistance from all his city friends
and aoquaintanees.
Hundreds of successful country merchants,
and afterwards large plantation owners, have
had no other origin, no other starting point.
These times may not actually return in the
same shape or form, but in our estimation, if
we can preserve the peace OF the country and
the workers of the lodges-called the peace
workers, apron girted-we may expect similar
means of establishing trust from man to man.
and thus opening the yet hardly known re-
sources Of our country. Why should We
being in possession of the secret of secrets
that is the divine talisman Of King Solomon.
not to be able to accomplish grander things
than the seven wonders of the ancient world,
al done under the inspiration of that magic
power, the great stellar signs, the undertaking
marks Of Masonry Let our general public
take an interest in our home institutions. let
our local associations cultivate the spirit Of
harmony and friendly relations, and the
environs of our great metropolis. Will assume
and beauties kept back for the
moment but seen already in prospective by
the favored few, more advanced in reading
ard decyphering theillu1ninated hieroylyphics
Of the times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11


Until further notice the Mails the New Orleans Post ofic
will be closed as follows
Mails North, Eas; and West close daily NJ via N o.
Jackson, and G. N. R. R.
Mails for Bay St Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile, Selma Montgomery and Atlanta close daily lt
II An
Brashear ETC. via opeOusas Railroad daily except Sundays
at Gocock a. NJ. .=
Galveston Indanoa and Southern wsstsrn Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers Wednesdays Fridays and Sunday
alta NJ
Mails for Nachea, Baton Rouge etc by Atlantic and Nissi,
spp steamers, daily, except Sundays at 3.p "
Coast Mails for all Post Offices as far up river as Bayon
Sara, by steamer LsiourClio, Wednesday, NJ and
Saturdays ats P. NJ
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River teesy at
o'clock P. n IEf
Mails fer ouacha River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock p. " | "- I.
OFFICE HouRs,-openss !, M, clozes4 P N The Cen
eral Delivery andMerchants Delivery viii kept open unt
9P X. ..s.
sUNDAYs,-oa3 opens a n, and closes I2x
. R. W. TALTAFERRO,
..-lr- .. Postmaster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11

IEXAs AND New ORLEANS RAILROAD COM
rANY A special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com
pany Louisiana division) will be held to-mor-
row Thursday evening at o'clock, at the
Office of Messrs. Wharton & Sandcliff. 115
Common street, for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the company, hearing the report of pro-
gress made, and attending to other matters of
Importance to the stockholders and the people
Of New Orleans This railroad being matter
of supreme interest to the city, there ought to
be a full attendance. See the call of President
Gentry in the column Of special notices.