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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
BURNING OF STEAMER llY. VON PHUls
Nine Lives known to be Lost
BOAT AND CARGO A TOTAL LOSS.

Tne Memphis and New orleaas packet ny. Won
Phul, Capt Hicks, from Memphis, bound to this
port, was entirely destroyed by fire at $3.50 A, NJ,
yesterday, when six miles above Donaldsonville.
she hadon board a cargo Of 8465 bales Of cotton,
and about one hundred passengers, six of whom
are known to have been lost; also three Of the.
crew.
The officers stuck to their posts nobly, and all
the passengers unite in praising them. The pilot,
on discovering the flames, headed her for the
shore, when the mate ran ont a gang plank, thus
enablinga greater portion Of the crew and passen-
gers to make their escape The engineer heroieally
stuck to his post, until driven from itby the flames,
when be jumped overheard, and succeeded in
keeping himself adoat until Trescued by a boat
from the shore Anongithe passengers Iostwere a
gentlemen and son tnames unknown1 who were
On their way to Texas. They were asleep in their
statefoom at the time, andwere supposed to have
pershed there. The fire was supposed to have
originated in the washroom. The following is a
list Of her officers, all Of whom were saved:
j. +. Hicks, captain J. Banfl J. W. Champla
Stanley Rybault, clerks Wm Harduok, james
Perry, pilots; B. McGulee, Pat Hues, engineers
Peter o Rely, Clas. Conkling, mates.
The Surviving crew and passengers arrived here
last evening on the steamer Ayenger.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

The FREEDMENls BUREAU IN Arkansas. AND IN
DIAN TERRIToRY.-rhe following circular was is
sued on the 26th day of October from the bureau
Of refugees, freedmen, etc, for the district of
Arkansas and Indian Territory:
Ihe undersigned, having been assigned by the
war Departmental to the duties of assistant commits
sioner of the bureau of refugees freedmen and
abandoned lands for the district or country under
his command, in addition to his duties as depart
ment commander, hereby relieves Brig. Gen. A.
w. W.Sprague, U. S. volunteers, aud assumes charge
OF the affairs in the bureau for this district Ex-
istlng orders and regulations will remain in force
until further orders. The staff officers now on
duty with General Sprague will report in person,
and all other officers and agents connected with
the bureau in the district viii report by letter to
the undersigned, at headquarters department of
the Arkansas. Brevet Major John Tyler, captain
veteran reserve corps, is announced as acting as
sistant adiutant general for the bureau, and will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
&. 0. G. ORD
Brovet Msjor General o. S. army
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

I4Mr. q. NJ Turner's card announces that
be is prepared to faraish any amount Of Plstsbusg
anthracite on eanael eoal to families, steamboats,,
hotels, cotton presses or any other man, at
market prices and that it Will be dey cred free in
ay part Of the city. Mr. Turner has had large
81 perienee III the business. having been with his
iaA ar, Atr. Mettinar Tdraer, for many years. We
com mend hin I'd our readers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Leaves Bashear every day Except Sundays att NJ arrv
ing in Agiers al : p NJ On SUNDAYS the train leav
Brashear the aeriyal OF the Galveston steamship.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

No detention On the route THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston ndanna aud Sabine Pass be procured at the
Railroad Companys office No 30 Caua street on The
terryboat while crossing the river FREE FERRY TICK
ErS furnished to all passeugers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets,
Passengers by Inside Route at Galveston with
special train FOR Houston Blgtage caecie ship, through
Houst and conveyed FREE from steamship to railroad
depot in Galveston,
Steamboats, running to New Iberia and all ntermedila
landings the reche, make DAILY CONNECTIONS lSun
days excepted with tie trains at BrGshear
freight received and delivered a The erry landing a oo
81 St Ann street, day nuE except Sundays
for and from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou TecEe En
all stations the ruad,
Freight will also be received and delivered at the tregh
platforms in Agiers
All btgg3 transported the river Free OF Charge
and from the depot ia Agiers and he at Ann street Ferry
Landing. y. W. X, bAlLEft
Chief Engineer and General Snperiu enGent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

A GoaPLErE EsTA IsHMENT. The carpet ware
house Of Mr. q. G. Palmer 3 Co. has been removed
from lls Gravier street to ay Camp street dmme-
diately opposite the CREsoEAT ofiiee, and kouse-
keepers who wish to furnish their rooms neatly,
sumptueusly and cheaply will dowe to make a
careful examination Of their stock. From Eng
land, which makes carpets for the world, he has
brought some three hundred patterns Of velyeta,
Brussels and three ply ngrans besides fustocks Of
oil cloths, shades, mattnga, window curtains, etc.
Some Of his mosaic rngs afford the same pleasure.
Bile sensation seeing them that is ooaveyedhy the
finest oii paintings, and whether it be the thick
Eevets that deaaen theseund Of the heaviest foot
fall, or the hnmblsr patterns that sell for one
twentieth of their value, their stock is equally com
plete equally adapted to furnishing the luxurious
-aboaeor the unassnming dwelling
Besides theircarpe establishment their wholesale
Paper and printers furnishing warehouse has
been removed y the same address, aRdin addition
II AZ Nos. 9S ana g5 will soon 10 appropriated to
the business Of the firm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
The Mail Train

Leave the depot in Agtes at o'clock on WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY MORNINGS returning day ON the Rrri
val of the steamship FROM Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Steamships for Galveston, inside Route, VII
Berwick Bay,

Leaves Frsshear the arrival passengers from New Or
leans by tbs ~ FerrybOat from Ann street. and o'clock
train from Algters, on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and tor SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD, ..
-AND--
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
TO
Galveston, Gndlanoia and Sabine Pass, Texas
SAND
STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE.
sneelnl Pnssenger Trnlns

Carrying the u 5. Mail leave the Agiers depot EVER
MORNING at O'Clock, arriving at BRAsHEAR, Berwick
Bay at Il Al.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Ihe steam sship Missouri, Capt. Hudson, sails at
zolelot / CHS molniag, for New York, with full
fFag lit aud q j, ,'imber Of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Leaves the foot Of ST. ,troet opposite Jackson Square
EVERY MORNING, at TX O'clock, and Wednesday an
Friday mornings at 81 o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Monthly advertisements inserted every other day to be
emerged twe.thTds the above rates.
First and Fourth page monfhy advertisements, each square
81a per mouth.
Transient advertisements, having the Of the paper first
nseon 81 80 square each
squire
First md Fourth transient advertisements each IN
Ytiuns 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted Intervals charged as new
ssch insertion.
ear advertisers who advertise largely shah be allowed
such discount from above named transient rates as may ee
AsgesG Hpon; pragde that Shall sueh discount ex.
psed 70 per cent.
Abusinsss notices tobe ehargea cent?
1at per line. each insertion.
Al transient advertisements mast be paid for in adgenee
an bils with regular advertisers sinai be rendered monthly
a square the space eoenpad ny ten line solid Rgate
THE wEEFSIlx CRESCENT
published every Saturday morning. Subscription, 5:
snnun, ii advsncei quarterly ratos
nsle copas. 10 cents.
Rates or AdvertsainRs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
WEDN DNEspAY MoRNIINe, NoYEMBER a. Isel
LErrER rRoM 81. LoV1s.


speeiaI Correspondence Of the Ess Orleans Grsseent
Sr. T4ouIs, Nov. o, 1866.
Our State ana county election took place on
Tuesday, the 9Th inst. The radicals carried the
county, and probably the State, BY means Of the
infamous registry law, Before a mans vote
would be received, his name had to be found on
the registration list; and in wards where the Demo
cratic element was known to predominant, the
election judges designedly occupied as much time
as possible, ostensibly looking over the books for
the names, but in reality delaying the process Of
voting, inhopes that applicants would become
exhausted and tired of waiting, and leave the
p0lls or that the sun would set before they could
all have time to vote. in this their hopes were
realized Many laboring men, who could not re-
main away from their work all day, and others
whose business vas 50 pressing as TO preclude
theiF remaining away from II, left and when the
sunWent down, there were thousands Of Democrats
who had been defrauded out Of their franchise BY
these radicals. There had beenupwards of q, 600
voters registered and the number Of votes cast
was only little oyer 81 900. There isno redress
for as We can only " grin and bear i'll Anap-
peal to the courts would be madness, as our judi
oiarg Is rottenly radical.
Business continues excellent, with heavy ship
ments South. Between eight and nine feet Of
water 10 Calro, IS the latest report aid s99ats eN-
perience no difficulty in getting out with all they
want to carry.
Amusements during the week have been quite
iherally patronizea. Growers Opera Troupe com
menced series Of opera concerts at Mercantile
Library Hall on Wednesday night, and viii con,
clnde tomorrow night. The attendance has been
fair. Zoe, the Cuban aylphs sapported5by Mr.
D. D. Lay, has been playing to good houses at
DeRar's; while If the Olympic, that sterling ac-
ress and favorite Of se. Louis theatergoefs Miss
Cecil Rush, las been playing 70 delighted audi
ehees. She Il 10 have complimentary benefit
tonight, ten6eFed her hy nanber Of the first
ladies Of our city, and will, by request, play
Z Bianca.n Fer engagement closes tomorrow
night. AT the Museum and Theater the stock com
pang has been running Handy Andy
A pacing race for $1,000 . side between Pete
milestone and Ace Of Diamonds took place yes
terday ct the Abbey Park Course, and was won
by the latter. Time-2;30.
Items are scarce hereabouts JUST now. In the.
sensational line there is nothing doing mo fires,
fairs, tournaments, murders, nor ,suieides-and I
fear that Il something startling don't OCCUR by the
time write again, Ishall have to invent somey
thing for the occasion, and ! am opposed to that
sort of thing pef Sc. Z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
The Eutaw Place.

KNOWN As
The Eutaw Place. ...
6 miles from Waterproof containing eighteen hun dred
$500 acres Of
SPLENDID LAND,
This plantation Is furnished with the quality Budin gs
Negro Quarters, etc. all new. There is, also,
A FINE DWELLING,
suitable for large family, upon the place and fully
stocked and equipped force OF sixty 6 hands The present
manager Of this plantation desires take interest init He
has work with him fifty tj0 hands who will
the plantation and examine it for themselves considered
that this plantation offers rea y superior inducements for in
VestmenT.
-ALso--
One hundred aud sixty G acres unmprOved land sec
on thitywo 32 Of township six 5 north range u
This land situated in Cpncorda parish, Louisiana
within one half Of 4sJfta Black River Every it
Is covered with such timber fails finding ready
buyers.
TERMS:
The terms upon which these plantations and unmproved
laA6E will bs sold extremely liberal and easy For them
any other particulars, address
GEORGE S. VAUDEVILLE,
No. 1874 Gravier street, New Orleans
9Th. B. COzzENs, care Ben. Wade5
Cotton Square, Natchez, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

he Steamship Coneordia, Capt Sears, sailed
last evening" for Bo ston, with full freight and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Dogs are like Joe Miller, because they furnish
wags HitA their tales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Iistof nasasagars i, II steamship Clinton, from
S5aAEest0ni Nos. III. 1sGt
AasssAt il Neass515e N II b 9ansF. Mel. ] Barnet9
s@anas isiaias, II NRlth gphn no w Mlliaias u
Aeestts ard Sour aetk
lss8eHgsIa per Steamship Sd. aiaTy, from Brazos
sAtla98. sia ladau0ia
e .aeasys Lieut. Warren Pie Sc dgs Han, Col
y1s Afs sea 81otia Newman, ore gfEe y g tliingA
issE dsa7ss e ssesg @ WY e,l S,is F i39}
Il a3ls " Bae8s and wife sfa ehBd shu fE, a Dol 4
s7A Ananip Sia9Ea sfes Begs d hye5c asen, Aiss
sessnse lady and clHlfs Gar sna So on
80 et9 y sssud s9l men s3fh o. y g. z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

THAT VALUABLE PLANTATION .
KNOWN As
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
FINEST CYPRESS TIMBER.

This plantation has upon all the Buildings Stock arm
ing Utensils and Fixtures necessary for force of twenty fel
hands
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
D0NTCzaARrRAIN RAILROAD.

Passengers Genty Station mus! notify the conductor
prior to departure Fare, Is cents each way
GEO. PAEDELY. General Snperintendent
CtoAT FORT, SPEED ASD 8&FETY--IL.
y lno Central Rairoad-Q route from New Orlean
to New York all Eastern cities
Two DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evening
on arrival of trains and steamers from the South
Time from New Orleans to New EorE--35a days.
For through tickets apply the ohfce New Orleans,
Jackson and Northern Railroad II arGndeet li3 Com
street Rotunde St Ghars5 Hotel 92 Canal street and
Depot, also at Office OF the Inei5 Central office Cairo
u. HUGH1TT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
". P JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
B. f. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

situa in Tensas parish Louisiana, Bayou MACON,
teen DO miles from Waterproof containing eighteen hun
$500 acres Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

seven hundred 900 acres of which are under cutivatio
This plantation furnished with the bestqaty OF Budin
Negro Quarters, etc, all new. There is, also,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
IN THE MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM,

and all the necessary buildings are complete and in perfe
order including new Gin House,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
catahoala ParI.h, nonIslana,

three 49, miles ffom landing Black River and fifteen
l5l miles the mouth OF slack River point aw ays
within of eigation 1t contains sixteen hundred and
forty-eight l6tSl acres Of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.

- WILL RE SOLD at Public Sals, on THURS
EnM DAY, December 20, 1856. al O'Clock, p. M, q
.kH& Tar m iu Chrstiana Hundred near centrevilic
adjoining the lands of Levi Walker, Bayard Burnett
kebeccA Todd and others, containing los acres Absu
90 acres Of which we'll with young and thriv
timber, principally chestnut The land is OF good quail
iiy well fenced, and well watered aud good propor-
ton Of iruit. Tho improvements good frame
mouse and back klchen, in good condition. never
iains well and pump at the door. good frame barn
wagon Hguse and Corn Crib &C. beongi 70 to the heirs
or EiSibeth @ uld, deceased, and must positively be
SOLO to settle mp the ehtae. Persons wishing to view
this pr lperty will he shown tho by calling upon
James Gould, on the promises or the subscriber. A
REASONABLE portion % the purchase money may lay In
the property, " desired Tiile gojd Possession given
on the fth Day oil March NEXT or sooner If wanted.
1SN Also at the samO time and place the ION
6A following Personal Property, viz one
good fanilI ana Brood Maze fine young horse su ia
BILE for farm OF harness. good colt Is this old; and
spring colt, good cows, large pair of oxen in a.
condition. iaree lat hogc shnats, good ewes two
horse wagons OK cart, market wagon piovs ha rrows
cultivate 8, OK yoke chains, grubbnS hoe sebarrow
grindstoae Hkes, forks; corn, and wheat by tho
bushe; wheat Ia he oun; hay by the toni straw and
corn fodder, grain fan, 1long and short ladder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, such as beds, bedsteads and
bedding, chairs carpets chest Of drawers corner cup.
board bureaus stands looking glasses tables chamber
paror and kitohon stoves, churn mat vessels, milk
pans buckets, and queensware Also lot of chestnut
posts and rails saie positive, to close up the estate
Conditions made known on day of sale. by
dec 10 ts J. PoULsON CHANDLER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
THE aubscril or, retiring ffom business would re-
spectfully to her customers and feuds generally
that she 10 thankful for past favors and socits
tinuance OF the same to her Mr. George Jack
whom they will ind competent and reliable young
man. HANNAH ROBINSON, No 1906 Market st,
Nov Wilmington Del.
Having purchased Of Robinson the stock and Ak
tures OF her store No sos Market Street. and Intending
% Keep well eetcted stock of Jewery silyerware,
speotaeleu. &C., will be pleased wait up all the
former customers to the establishment ana solicit
patronage Of the public gem rally. Special attention
VIII be paid to rep irinR In all its branches.
novSu GEORGE JACK.
NOTICE.
wanted hneen or twenty Cattle to Winter. Also for
safe, about 400 bushels prime D ptatoes. Apply to
nov 2s.2w Delaware civ bel
WANTED.
A LOAN of$l2 900 on good ulty property. Appy.to
IA H., p. PICKLES.
A.GAWTHROP,
J. B. PORTER, : Committee.
A. ii. QUINBY,
ahg C.KEEDALL,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
W M. IA. REYNOLDS,

"A Has for Sale seventeen firms Of different sizes,
hi@ and differ ent locations; Of them the city
~ splendid residence well built with all Of the
venues, vi h a good view, with sores more Of
ground, with good stahlUg, the city Two good
business stands Market street, two good dwellings
IN Market Stres TIRES good properties West street,
two on Washington street, one u the best business
ands out OF Market street. In the city the building 10
large and substantial, sp mildly nted up and doing
good business good residence on Delaware Avenue;
god Cottage Giipin Avenue with large let; 3dwel!.
stand three good dwellings Shipley street; two on
Church St. five sixth street Second street aud
rumber ofhCuses and building lo's not enumerated.
Persons wanting to consult wk me In regard TO Sales
find me al the oce at the Odd Fellows HAIL. every
evening. Persons having property to sell, now ia the
tims TO plhre iii In the mnrket dec lO-2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
THOMAS Y DE NoRMAEDIE,
500 Marketstreet. Wilmington, Del

TO CONFERENCE.-The advertiser, having been
restored 10 health in few weeks by a very simple
remedy, aftor having suffered for several years
with severe lung Fiction and that dread disease,
Consumpti0n-is anxious to make know 10 his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy cf the
prescription used free Of charged with the direc-
tions for preparing and using he same, which they
VIII md sure cure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis Coz CHS, Colds and all hroat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread Information which he concsiyts to be
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer try his
remedy, as it will cost thom nothing and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, FREE,
by return mail, will address Rev. Edward A. viii.
son, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
MIRRORS OF YoUTH.-A gent leman who suffered
FOR years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the Objects of youthful ndiscretion, will for
need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the al geytser xperence can
do so by addressing John B Ogden, No 10, Cham |
bersstreet, New York. janl.ly.
STRANGE, nut TRUE.-E Every young lady and |
gentleman in the United States can hear something
very much to their ADVANTAGE by return mail free
Of ohargeO by addressing tho undersigned. Those |
having fears of being hunbugged will oblige by not
noticing this card. All others will please address
their obedient servant 1hos, Chapman, No 1874 |
Br adwsy, New York, janl-iy.
j. G. Pickles is constantly receiving China
Glass and 4uesnsware, such as Tea, Dinner and |
Chamber sets, to which he invites the attention
of his friends and the public generally. H Q feels
confident that he can suit them with goods and |
prices. he keeps constantly on hand large
and we'll selected stock of goods such as Plates,
Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers aud Fruit Jars-
Do not forget the place II is 2l3 Market street,
Wilmington, Del Call and see his stock and
make your own selections, --sepl4-tf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Ssy4sr In pursuance decree vi the Chancellor OF
kstAN the state OF Delaware, made in u parti
EUFa ton, wherein William r. stroud Is the petition.
E3A or and john Townsend, and others are respou,
undu siHuOd rrlitee W III sell at Public Sale
on SATURDAY, tho 18th OF December next at the
house Of J9hu Foster in the CITY Of Wilmington at
O'clock p wall those three certain lots parcels Of
land situate in the City Of Wilmington.
No. Lining seventy Ave feet op berty Street. and
ninety feet VA Ist Liberty Street
No. 2.-tsrnting GA thH Newport Turnpike, thirteen
feet and extending with East Liberty Street one hun
rcd frot.
No. J,-Proutins on Newport Turnpike, thirty six
feet, running bacS hundred ieet TO ten feet
alley. All the sail lots being In the district known
Hedgsvnls
TEhiis OF SALB.-reu pc eentum OF the purchase
money Will he required be paid the day Of sals
and tho residue thereof esiers the third Mondey
in February next. Attendance aiven ny
Nov. q. 1864. HEO. RODNEY. Trustan
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

SAN A|AAASSS'ES >S Il NItH La n Z,
THE GREAT EPICUREANS.
~ n INFORM the citizens of Wilmington and
wv AHvicnity that they have leased the basement
WY at No East Fourth street, between Market
and King, where they prepared TO
commodate the people Of Wilmington with tho best oys
tiers In the country cooked in style also meals of
every description furnished at reasonable rates and In
style that cannot be surpassed our long experience
cooks 10 the first class Hotels IN phadulphis, Now
York, Baltimore, New Orleans &c, with certificates OF
the proprietor Ia sndAtton Cali ard judge
tor yOursolves. AARON SANDERSUN,
nov SIN JAMES PERRY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
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