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Gutar, Claim. Mgent nnb Yaunideibtif,
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@pneetirt gp,ints. ridadnhiee e6bnnns, SenFunen nnh iees
niiitdrifde 8prhe,ung. Die 8srterun9en BON Mtttwsn uns
ggoiIen tperten pdnftlit befprst. 8eine 9%eSabluna, menn ni6t
srfplorei6. Gerfertiet 0plmadten. 9eees, U~Portgages, @on
trafte u. l. TO-, ~perieneet @elcer na6 @urppa. une ssstsbt fol.
de RON bort. 8erfauft S6iTsidetne mad Bremen. 9arnburs
.6avre, eOnhDn unb Sputbamptpn nne befor9t Hana8lere BON
Or bali beffGnbie ben esbensu eder, las dhte Del, unp Mot
has serfilidte, wel1es Man9e ran gleu Oert be3teben, tarn
gerfauf.
Teripnen, melde ,mt&en tem IL. April 1851 tinp Gem ~.
april 1865 in BET gru,se pisntsn, psrcen ppbl tbun, psnn fs
f6 balb mslben.
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: Gin fAredli&ss eilenbabnunsta6

: Gin fHredliHes Gtfenbabnun8th6 e..
etanete Rm am Wittwch auf Der Nem Wcrf Sen.
trail Balm, 6 NRsilfn Sflih pDn @pasasr. Ser
mad Weftn ssbenbe grpre65uS rannte sssen cine
r~sraente Aet&e, BITE ben 8an5en 3us BON Der Batn
mari. Dte bret perberen 9aTasisrfarren ranntsn
i~neinanner. Tanf 4erirnsn murnen aussnttidlih
setSbtet unb 46 psrrunhet. GER MtlaaH, Der
Wapor BON Cincinnati, Der fiji auf Gem i3uas te'
fanb, tam rbne HsIHati3uns ues.k
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Qetben efnes steuereorIeftprs.-Sn
ben Minen @eaiouen BON @alifornien unb Dreaon
oibt Go ,oblreihe 1binelsrbSrf,r. Die gb,nslen
amalaamiren Rh nit anbern Natiomen niht. an
@praae, alsibuna, sitten unb @ebrauhen untsr.
fheiben IDS BEN aueu aneerpeitiaen Naticnalita.
ten, unb baltsn fH ffreua abaefcnbert BON bsn1el.
Sen %entfernt. an einer iener BON g6inelen bspSl.
fertsn Minenaeaenben inOreaen baben hiegbinelen
aufSuta ausaefunben, tper Der steueecusftor ist,
nnb nahSem he ibn einmal f~annten, unb teine is.
ner ,obnclen 9e,rIoereien unb Rnifs ~ befSrhfen
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Ote
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(prsaniirt i'm Suit 1861
In yl etparf, CbiD.

0irectcren
MidaeI Mpratb, SOf.l 8. gOslsp, Sacob 6artsborn,
Wtliam Bead, 8. Barrif, 8.@. Mc@une,
Spbn o. Wec6une, @epr8s g. eaton. gbwarb 8reanen,
abram 8l,p. Sobn Neinieinants.
getreibt Elm ansentsines 9anf. unb g8ehfelaef9dft, mad
6pleetipten an alien susdnaltdeu Sunften in cen Sereinis.
ten Staaten nnb Canada, remittirt eas ~cOleetirte @slb mad
bsm Wehfrlcpars. biscpntirt yiDten unb 98shIel. fpuft uns
~usrfanft a~uswdrtise gsedfei, @Olp unp Silber, Stpds uni
Hesierun ss Sbiiaationsn.
gsedieI euf England. Srlanb, 8ranfreid unb 9eatidlanb
tne III beiiesen 9stragen 3u baben.
QGtr tra9en adtnn9sppu allen
Banfsn, Banquisrs anb Anbsrsn
rnfere 0ienfe an. unb ~werbenalle ms abertra8enen @ei9af.
te i~prSfditts unb prompt befrr9en uno %ausfibren.
W Die StOdbalter baftsn ~inbipieuel. fir ole S9nlsen
biefer 8ant,
Sci. S. BcsIep, prafbsnt.
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WufOrDeruna.

Seit u~nsefdbr spei Sabrem 1T mein Manm, Wi9aelg ns
9el. ppn Columbus entiernt, pbne bab ct bs isst an MID 9es
idreben bat, Ober i'd ieinsn iesisen aufenihalt femme. Sd
erinde te6balb ale Meufdenfreunpe, welbe aber hefen anf.
snthali eesr arr ausfunft Su seben p~erm6sen, iOfprt an mid
gu idreiben. aue Mtttbsillnsen bieriber merbea mtI sua
Dante utrpfibteu.
Masealsna gnsel,
60 nmbus, Ebto.
ausuf %. 3m 10
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Sic BADEN In allen abtbeilunsen Der 8abrtt seididte uni
~erfabrene arbeiter a~naefelt unb ffnS jest bereit. gepne in
untauit fir Sud ober @afnnir, Satinet, Scans, ihlidter
une s~eifretften 8lanslI. pter frsent cine eepinitts art sor
9ens an8unsbmen. au6 nebmen He @ple, INN biefel5e au
antbeil pber Bet Der Darp gu e~erarbeiten Nir MAIDEN b,
arbeiten in allen petidiebenen 9peteen 10 ppblfeil unb +
gut. ale fe In irssnb melher Habrif I'm staat eennadt aer:
BEN. Nir feben fir ale arbeiten elm. bic tn nnierer Gabra
semaht mereen Strumpfsarn baben MIR tets an 6anb,
Oa bte meffen DPitalieter unferer %@pmpaanie 9eutfhe fnb
70 laben mir bic beutffen 9auern nnb 9ireer Don @ramfprt
unb ben anarensenben Counties Elm. BET uns oorsuirre1en,
Gle perben Hnben, bas ale Mrbeiten prompt sur beitimuateu
9eit ferti9 fns.
YPat ~. 1865. 10
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UauninetDtlsmue

Sptn etnben, %efabrener Bannf9etettf nne Snnpcr.
teur Der B~auniheibtiuen Seilmittel. Srets b~erfelben nH
So. so fir Snhruntsnt, Sa uno eebrbn@. aatb nnb ans,
sunft gratis.
ga bdufg BET mir ~aneefrdst pitb, pb bic 9aunf9etctf6er
foIa III aebrauhen 5eien, min i'd i'm algsfneinsn ~eruieeera
sas bic @rfabrung lsbrt, haB ,eitise an@enprns nit sebens.
meder une Sleum thinner eines Der snoerldifsffen Mittel &C.
an bic @bpiera III. 9te anpenbnng gefdidt anf 8hden,
Sdultern. 6erssrube, Bauthe6e, ltnterleib nne geaeen
Nsenn nptbwentis. Fam bte operation ben nddfen, Speiter
pcr friiten Gag ~pieserbUlt nerben.
tnmttteltar mad Der Operation fol- Der Rranfe in elm mar.
mes Bett aebradt merten unb heisis beises Nafsr irintrn.
ss8enu bette IRitteI, wte pben ~arsesebsn. ,eitis ansewencei
mercen, 70 aerGtb her 6rants in einen ~itarftn, mpbltbdtiser
sdweis. bic &ranpfe psribuineen ump Der Ratient wirb I'D
fdneI erbolen.
Dos ISL, CLEVELAND, SbtD.
Sanaar A. SO. tS
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gorlbeilbafte @elegenbett.

Vorlbeilbafte @elegenbeit.
u. s. 8 ew albt wanibt wesen altsrsibwd9e feline gu.
einseri1tete
SttD 8dderet
nebf Store In Sanbnsfp @itp, Ohio. III pertaufen
Ias 6auptsebduhe liest an elmer Der befen @eidsftsfrasen
lana nnb ~soIladnpia einaeridt.t. Die gdderei i'm SOfs IL
ppn 8adfein erbaHt, nit Der Soften Grader Ulafhine unh al
len basu ~n6tbisen @mttters fowte alem gum 9ddersefddfi
geb6rencen gefhirr oerieben. ale @ebdultdfeiten itnb nod
neu. gut einseridtet une NIT 5plsi@uppsn unb staauns psr=
ie6en
9ie @ehinsnnsen fnt 70 lettt, bab fat Der lnbemitteltfs
6iufer perpen Fam. Wesen Gdberem wenbe man ft9 an
q. S. Oepalot,
@prfl 5 'S6.-m eanbusfp @itp, @rts 60. %
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NIT fpeeteUer GrIaakute:
Sebr tpertbpon fir Farmer

ausemeinss 8iebarsneibu&, pber t1nterritt. sie Der ean>.
mann 8ferhe. Rinbpfeb, S1aafe, Shpeine, 9iegea unt 6uxs
be anfaieben, warten, fattern nnb ibre 3rantbeiten ertsnxes
anb betlen fol-,
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G6redlider Wlpro In Ghitaap.

sag 6teaac, Htn 5. @tpteubtr 1866. Sic er.
rortete alnfunft bes YrGRhenten bat farm fcpiel
4nfreAung berurfamt ale BE Grmcrenna pcn@ecrae
9ruRd, etne8 fc8enannten xGpcrtingman1 RON
Qrcfeficn mh Mteiaenttamer bes b~sfannten
~0ennpferbss Dsrtsr. SrnRel mar Giaentbnmer ii.
ner Der 8rS6ten Tarctanten In tteFer @iabt unh
Elm prrfel1cntner Gpttler, In trelhtr GiaenlMaft er
f4 Elm WermS8en bon deer 500, 600 ertrarb.
e9sn IN frabsner Srsedb ma4te er bte 9etannt.
f1aft esnes babfmsn iunstn 3inrmtrndnMens In,
almertean , 9cufe In Gltpelanb, NIT r.lMer er tts
rrr 2 Sabren tsbte,s NIB R4 oann In ToIse BON
Capitalization, melme arilHsn 8eiben ~rrrfelea,
trennte. 9ruAtl fpu bamals has NShMen ttat,
fa@tliH mi6tanhelt bateH. eeit Der 3eit fanb
mebrmals cine t~btifreife Ausf1bnun8 fat, melHs
inbe6 nie ron LANCER Daner mar.
SIN Beslsituns BON WoQie SrudI teiuHte 3rui,
fa1 tnhe6 bas mettrennen I'm Often, mo- has pertb.
pone Sitter proten fetner 8etenbtateit atleate.
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lie eiferfaHia unh Der 4ruh tnilMen Betbem er.
metterte F4 timer metr unb metr. Etc enhfiH aes
fern aIbenb has Mdbhen, trslhes ein faibirnables
8orheu tn hiefer @tabt 6islt, In balbberauihtem
3ufanbe ibren ebemalisen 2iettabsr aufiuhts, i'm
In einem galccn in Der 9sibe BON prtee's 2sttfaG
fanb unb ibn ipreHeu al molten rcr8ab. SruheQ ain8
auf He 3u unb fhcb He hann 3ur 9bire btnaus.
Gr icI fe 3ur 3eit aud mi6bantelt baben, wcrauf
Mouie fcfort aus einera gepclpsr einen Shu6 auf
itn a~tfeuerte. Ser Werpunbete tssab f4 1ofort
miseer in bic Mitte bee galccs, feline Sanb auf
nte Seite baltenn unb ertlGrsnb. ha6 ct oeiHcRsn
iet.
Das rittsnbe Trausnsimmer fclsts ttm bcrtbin
unb feuerte bann nod srei Shife auf i'm as, mo.
BON jsber ein5t Inc tSbtlia ssmeisn mGre. Srnfsl
Rarate hann tpbt aufammen. Die MSrbsrin lsste
fcfcrt bic b~tttsrte @eue iaber be 9bat an ben Sag,
mari f@ nter ben 2tidnam unb pstnte bitterltd.
Ser Necrb bat BIER src6e seniaticn errest, ba
3runt ~oI8emetn befannt inb als etne refrsftable
9eiSnltbteit tetrahtet murbe. Die MDroerin
III eine Der i9Snfen Trausn Der stabt. Gtieriuat
mar ~trabriHenli4 bic 1ria&e Der iArsdliAsn
Shat.
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Tpmf's
besibnnte
YferDe= unb Ninber=Yulper.

Dies 70 lanse befdnnte uut beitebte
priparat sie6t Sen niesersebrc6enen.
abgematteten gferhen neue Qebers.
trait inbem es itren Waeen unb TIRE
@etirme Al iintli6 retnsat uab fdrft.
Go III ein fi6sres 8erbltunesmittel
aeaen ale 8ranfreiteu. btuen ties
9bitr unter NOR fen Ia. ME
Qunesnfieber, 9riien. GnsSrii.
ifiafeit, 6uiten, l1ebelbefinbea.
6iebsr, ueterbtsuns. Serluf pes
Gppstits unb BET Rraft &c.
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Some Seriidernngs=g eieaidaft,
CplumbnS Cbtp.

Gteft Gsnpasn.e ptra&ert abstfcnbertes Gtsenttum trfn AtaHe
Barm. Sfbdube. prtSat.QDpbnbdufer ub beren Snbat gerf&erunss-
9oheen wsrben tntweeer mad benz Getien cber Stetinatme- plan us
,war aMT iraenb ete Belt BON nttt mebr ais funf Sabren aussefeGt.
SIN einent Rtato 70, rpen nitt netr als $4,000 yerA&st, nod g.senttum.
woSpn burG eth Seuer metr ale $4,000 wtrtt 3erf5rt merhen tSnnt.
7tefe gompasnte Sera&ert eesen SsfHartsune esr ~9at,anhuas bura
ben Bin. Die Otrdsrsn feben naeer 5arant Hatrt ale ausstettnss
BEN enSli&.n erfDis 10. eie teben 60 a& iur wssa asmaat aae
runs ts tsfen uns fparfamfsn planes IL bsstensn unO ben gera4sr.
auaeu ,retie Der gerlnae ub Muslasen s~ewdbren, 6a Sic @ewtnnfe aut-
f6liest& ben gerFGertn "a gut fsnrnen, uni. tnsem He sur HetttHk
suns ttnlaben, hes NIT Der fefefn lebers eusuns ~ ttun, BAT Der 80
tbntn tn &nrenbuns s.bra6te plan bic @tfeaf6aft ~ etaer baaenbsa
ub fur Bite ppltet- Sntaber a&eren Mnfat MAIDEN wtrs.
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fSnioIin preuei1her Sbieror,t.

FUH'UkNT FteHbsITtt ~TkttWtNe --"
gegen Gtnienbung pom ST unb elmer 10 Gent Bofmarfe
serfentet Der l1ntersei4nete pbises Bud an frsenb einen 4lat
In ben Der. Staaten.
3outs Sranb,
6eb is '6s.-2mt ~ eaneustp Gttp, @iie Co.. o.
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1. Rapttal unb l1ebsriaub .......... $21s, 10(
bppOtbetarif9 set6ert auf liesenpes Gisentbum.
2. meitere 0erantprrtlthfeit Der StrG,
tolbsrs ................... 5000, OO(
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AuSuf %.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The weekly GREsoENr, issued this morning,
contains ~ the news Of the week by tele-
graph and mail, editaSiais, local matters of
interest, financial and commercial summary,
state of the markets, and collection Of in
teresting miscellaneous articles Its an ac-
ceptable present TO send to a friend or cores
pendent in the country. Copies, put up in
wrappers, ready for the mail, can be had at
orr counting room. We win receive a limited
number Of advertisements for the weekly.
and as the paper eiroulatss in al the sur
younding States les value as an advertising
medium is very great.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

We VII issue the CREsonNr. on Monday
morning, in triple sheet, thereby enabling
as to display the favors of our advertising
friends to great advantage. Our Monday
edition i always larger than on any other
day, and offers superior advantages to ad-
yertisers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

A few days since, says the Memphis Ava
lanohe of the 18th inst, Nashville cast an
overwhelming vote against radicalism. The
capital of the State spoke in tones of thunder
against the franchise law, negro suffrage and
negro equality. The intelligent people of
that noble city routed the radicals horse,
foot and dragons. Is Memphis less patriotic
than Nashville2 No, MOI, The common
bloodshed, suferings and trials of four years,
and the common misfortunes of the present
hour will sanctify the affections of the con-
servatives of Tennessee, and at least give
them common cause; and on Saturday next
(to-day) the voters of Memphis will re-echo
the patriotic sentimentsl which Nashville ut
tered in her recent elections.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

A gentleman in Pointe Coupee writes to
Major Taylor, of the Baton Rouge Advocate,
that he planted for sixty bales, and the pros
peet is that he will make one bale. He has
had unusually bad luck, but seems to think
there are not many cotton planters in his
neighborhqod that can afford to laugh at
him,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Gen. Frank Blair was to have addressed the
people of Cape Girardeau on the morning of
the Sth inst, but the steamer on which he
was travelling grounded, and he did not reach
the place till P. NJ. All his friends had then
dispersed but being called on he appeated
on the gallery to respond, when mob of
radicals set upon him with the vilest of OBJ
scene abuse He told them they were towards
and rufians, and retired. They then stoned
the hotel, smashed the windows, struck Gen.
Blair, wounded a lady, probably fatally, and
broke the arm of boy, fourteen years of
age, the only support of widowed and sick
mother.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Died.

At Penn's. Mills, near Covngton La October l2 at
o'clock A. NJ, LOUISA BROWN, daughter of Thomas and
Margaret Brown, aged 81 years.
On FRIDAY night, at hafpast IL O'clock HARRY BES.
sAC son OF T. N and NJ E. Blake, aged years two
months. .
The friends of the family invited to attend his fnera
at the residence of his parents 3 Apollo street between
Thaa and Erato Streets at o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,

And if properly managed will promote the health comfort
and happiness of every member of the family.
TIME, MONEY, and extreme yExATIoN by delays Of
your daily meals, may be saved by using the
Charter Oak Cooking Stove.
Over TEN THOUSAND of these celebrated COOKING
STOVES are in daily use throughout the city of New Or
leans, Every one of them has been sold under FULL
GUARANTEE, and we offer them as reference wherever
found.
The Improved Charter Oak Stove, with
Extension TOPS
Has but ONE DAMPER and is so simple in its construction
that child can manage it. The OVENS larger Bake
more uniform the Stove heavier than any Cooking
Stove of corresponding size ever made.
The Hot Water Reservoir Boiler
furnishes supply of Hot Water all hours of the
day. hours after the fire has extngushed with
additional for FUEL practical illustration of the
ECONOMY in using the CHARTER OAK.
The Reflector Gridiron,
original with the Charter Oak used n no other stove
the most perfect manner to BRo Meats and Poultry where
by the offensive arising meats during the process
brong carried up the pipe and JUICES of the Meats
preserved.
The Hot Closet
in which MEATS PASTRY are kept WARM for hours
when there has been delay meals besides enabling
cook to furnish greater variety of dishes aud aud
place them hot upon the table.
The Charter Oak Stove
wil1do onehird baking given time and 25
cent less wood than any other stove now made.
RICE BROS. 81 CO., Sole Agents,
90 and 95 Camp street, pear Poydra',
aud SOS Magazine street, near Magazine Market
Warehouse Nos ~ and 30 Julia street.
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BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The residence Dr. JAS TRUDEAU is removed to No GA
RAMPANT STREET and his office to the CIRCUS STREET
HOSPITAL No lSl where be viii give consultations from 70
o'clock till %P.M.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Post office Notice.


Until further the Mails the New Orleans Post ooe
will be closed as follows:
Mails North East and West close daily 2P NJ via N O.,
jackson, and G. n R. R.
Mails Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta close daily az
uAM
Bzsshesr etc. via opeoasas Raroad daily, except Sundays
at o'clock A. N.
Galveston IndanOs aad Southern and Western Texas Mss
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
st7A NJ
Mails for NstcheE Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Misss
sippi steamers, daily except Sundays at SRM
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up river as Bayou
Sara, by steamer LsOurehe Wednesdays at A. NJ and
Saturdays atSP.
Mails for Northeastern Texas Red Rlvs trlwsekly at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Mails fer ouaChits River, Wednesdays and Saturdays
o'clock P. NJ.
OFFICE HoURs-opOns A. NJ closes p NJ. The Gen.
Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
| 9P.
sUNDAys.-oice opens L N, and closesl2M
| R. W. TALIAFERRO,
i Postmaster,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Te Rev. DR. Hedges, rector Of st. Luke's
church, viii ohiciats tomorrow at II o'clock
a ~, in the Senate Chamber Of the Mechan-
ics Institute. The seats are free. The public
ara invited
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

HALFWAY CoENEcIIoR wTrH TExks Wepub-
hsh, to-day, communication upon this sub
ject, to which the attention 81 every one IN
terested in the prosperity OF New Orleans win
naturally be directed. It is from gentleman
entirely competent to speak upon the subject,
from long and thorough study Of it. Believ-
ing that public opinion, with great nnanimity,
sustains Che enterprise Of completing what has
already been 50 well begun a connection BY
rail with all the cities Of the great empire
State On our vest it is only necessary that
some practical measures be proposed to insure
its early and complete success. We shall take
occasion. very soon, to discuss this subject
somewhat at length and il the meantime we.
call special attention to the communication Of
our correspondent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Re11s OUTE.
II Single TrtUE

They STRENGTHEN and INV GoRATE the SYSTEM
They are UNEQUALED FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
They are A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
They GIVE GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE.
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They PURIFY THE BREATH and Acidty of the Stomach.
They CURE DIARRHEA and CHOLERA MORBUS
They CURE LIVER COMPLAINT
They AN ANTIDoTE TO CHANGE OF WATER
AND DIET.
They the BEST sTTMUJANT IN EXISTENCE.
They PREVENTIVE of FEVER and AGUE
They RELIEVE CONSTIPATION.
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
They perfectly PURE and PALATABLE
The genuine RED JACKET BITTE&Y are only sold in
quart bottes by the gallon quart pint See
our private government. six cents stamp unbroken
cork Sold by all Druggists and Dealers throughout the
try Call for Red Jacket, and take other. Circulars
the Trade supplied on application to
BENNETT, PETERS & CO.,
81 and 80 Michigan Avenue Chicago
JN0. W. NORRIS & CO.,
Wholesale Southern Agents. 50 Canal street. N O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13


A LITTLE roo LATE. 1T has come to be d
proyerb almost among those who have the
eatr6e TO all the places of amusement that
Just as you happen to drop in the performers
are sure to drop out that is to say, the cur
tain Is pretty apt u fall at the moment youhaye
escaped from your labors and have determined
to enter. Our experience last night was Of
d nature to remind us Of this saying Just as
Va had penetrated into Sc. Charles and had
prepared ourself for q hearty laugh At Ben De
Bar in Paul Pry down dropped the curtain
which separates the mimic from the real
world. Having no timet to lose we pushed on 10
the Academy, and had not more than com
fortably stretched our legs, when the stage
was suddenly converted into butcher pen
ana we found ourselves as much puzzled as
to the antecedents. Of the ,'French Spy" as we
had Been about paul Pry." A little later, we
made third attempt at tile Varieties, and 50
far succeeded as to spend few moments
with Mrs. Leighton and Messrs Fiske and
Davenport in the Eton Boy"
However, as lie Wonderful Woman and
q Robert Aiaeaire, ara promised rs tonight
at the ST Charles Romeo and Juliet !" at
the Varieties, and a repetition Of the .French
Spy At the Academy, We shall not be dis.
couraged from seeking revenge.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The Dayton (ohiol journal reports vast
army of rats proceeding south, deyouring
corn, potatoes, tomatoes, fruit etc. One OF
their stopping places, only &C, by "a feet, acci-
dentally discovered, was so crammed with
them that fifteen hundred and five were killed
before the SLAUGHTER stopped.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The Claiborne Advocate of the Sd mourn
fully remarks that the present weather is de-
lightful and just the kind for picking cotton
inf there were only enough of the staple to
make it an object.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Custards boiled in brass kettle poisoned fam
lily to death in North Carolina.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The HandsBoro, Mississippi, Democrat says
that not a COPY of Harper is sold in Hancock
county.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Gov. WINS AND THE LEG1sLArURE.- The
following appears in the telegraphic dis
patches pubIshedin the jackson papers of
yesterday
Ne,c 0rleans.--The morning papers will publish
t0-morrow the correspondence between Governor
Wells and the board of levee commissioners re-
spectiny a proposition to call the legislature
together to consider the best method for repairing
the legees This the governor declines doing, as
the legislature was not needed, in his opinion
They then asked him to add his warrant to theirs,
that the legislature would ratify sale at less than
par, which is not now allowed by law; and this
the governor says they will doubtless do.
ltis understood that the governor declines call
| ing the legislature together because he appre-
hends that It's first act would be to impeach him
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
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