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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
The aTcGavOoIz Cemetery for the Copfeter.
ate Bead, Eranl1iin, Tenn.

/, We publish, with pleasure, the following article
handed US by friend taken from one of our Nash
vile contemporaries. Such prineely acts as tbs
/ Of Colonel GIcGavock ennobIo our humanity, Th,
night after the battle Of Franklin, Col MoGayoel
received into his house and grounds over tbret
hundred wounded men, of Loring's division nj
Mississippi troops. After all had been removed
who could be taken, to The hospital buildings in
the town, more than twenty were left. with fhei,
surgeons, nurses and servants, in his house Tbe;,
| own kindred could not have cared for them more
readily and tenderly; and the names of tlis noble
self-sacrifcing household will be held sacred in
Confederate homes from the Missouri to the GnIf
and from the ChattahoocGe to the Rio Grande for
the wounded to whom they ministered, and the
aeaa to whom they have given graves, come from
all the States lying within these limits.
10 the article referred to we add, for the benefit
especially, of our Mississippi readers. list of the
dead'of that State thus far removed and inferred.
Mr. b Jones, residing at Bay st. Louis, who
recently brought from Franklin the body of his
son, adjutaut OF the third Mississippi also BROUGHT
this list He will give, with pleasure, any desired
information. We truss that our Mississippi con.
temporaries will give place to this in their
~~'N''A'Sf -AN N4Nt 4lC lllEAuA VI our brave dead
in that and other States will ron,or,t,,
that contributions ara noodsd - a,,.-
~ .,,,,S 80" W curry forward
'iilS hooie ana generous work;
We had the satisfaction, few davs sipce of
visiting the beautiful grounds near our neighbor.
lng town OF Franklin, SO generously devoted bv
Col. John W. MeGavock, as a cemetery for the
Confederate dead who fell in the sauruinarv and
ever memorable battle near that place on the 2gth
day Of November, 1864. The beauty Of tba con.
ception, as shown i'll the arrangement and desirn
Is only equaed by the elevated sentiment and
generosity Of spirit which prompted Colonel Mo
GaVock to the work in which, with the co.opera
ton of others, he is SO zealously engaged
For the special interest of the many friends ut n
distance, who are unacquainted with the imme
dlate country in which this cemeteryis located we
Will state that the county of Williamson ia unsur
passed in fertility Of soil and beautiful landscape
by any in Middle Tennessee, and the priyate
grounds OF Col McGaVoCk are the most attractive
OF any part Of this highly favored county
Dlstanced about one mile from the VILLAGE of
trankhn, this cemetery, when completed will
afford pleasant drive or walk from tbat nIaoa tn
the numberless persons who through years to come
Will seek as pilgrim shrines these graves of de-
parted heroes, kindred and Friends who in defense
OF what they and we regarded as the cause of
liberty died as noby as ever men died, and whose
names have been perpetuated in history, and
cherished IN song.
Passing from the town in a southeastern direc-
uon, the road leads through large and beautiful
grove OF stately trees fit sentneIs to the approach
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

LARGE GReoEay SALE. The peremptory sale ii
aas large stock ofeYery variety Of groceries, suit
aee for the city and country trade, will take place
sula daR at 10 y. N. at stores Nos. 80 and SO New
lesee street, by Montgomery Il Bro, and con.
's'aus from day 70 day until the whole is disposed
y Var groeers should take heed of this and at.
sSaui ash will be to their advantage Offering a
aplsAaia opportunity to replenish their stock Of
fancy md stable groeerIes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

CoMrL tlfaNT RT The Mexican club Of New
forSh haFs passed resolutions with regard to Santa
Anna ~ which the exdictator is stigmatised as
the source Of Mexican evils and calamities, the
promoter Of discord and anarchy, the violator of
every avs the destroyer Of freedom, the oppressor
q me. people, and the corrupter ofgsocety
sonorous Spanish is the language for gitupera-
tlon aiiu anathenla, and Santa Anna himself q 10
mean adept in its use. # he really be as bad as
he Il represented above, we hopeit will be his lot
N ne neither world to rate Butler, Banks ana the
radlcas congress for their crimes on EARTH to all
eternity III good Gastilian terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

IiLbER RnPEs Messrs. Bostck & Seymour
nave AZ advertisements in our columns this morning
oi special interest TO steamboat owners and cap
tains. They have on hand, and are constantly re.
ceiying the tler ropes required by the inspectors
q this Port. Eis passaft, we may add that in the
extensive hardware and ship chandIery ware
houses of this firm, Nos. So and Ss Fulton street
and Aos' s5 and 81 Front street, everything en-
hraced il The two branches Of trade is 10 be found
ana no more Liberal dealers are to be met than the
gentlemen WHO compose the long established Arm
off3oslek & Seymour.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

lne steamship !. O. Harris, Charles Fowler com.
ilalasa lfom lndiahola and Galveston the 25tb
sloggss 5hetfollowing passengers:
E saps9a sap snd l-ayi Mrs Ford and two sbndrsn va,
IsiI d f,g6 s4s Mfs sHaaT Goodloe and Isdv W.
pea Fei T, Tlsg's Keenan, Gayle Warren, EriesSn esss
fssi A4a4fiA WsRuer, sfisbeudep Prfes pY Fgllehld
81 he Gen Major Boon, confad fos,;bg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

We call the attention Of grocerymen and the pub
lie IN general to the very important sale of essrs
Montgomery Bro, TO take place this day, Mon
day May 2sth, at 10 o'clock, at store Nos. so and
" New Levee street, OF large and well assorted
stock of staple and fancy groceries, wines, liquors.
cigars, tobacco, sugar. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

,,, & Z. Nalson 4 Dssionde will sell to-day at IL
so.sss Y. II. at No, 1874 Gravier street. between
assleF end Baronne Streets for account of the
assesssl9l q Rufus McIlhenny, Office furniture.
,oas,slls q desks chairs, bookcase, iron safe
laaps eagr&xngs, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

MAsbALRtNE vUCHER WIFE THIRD DISTRICT roTrpT
HER CRrptToRg 7 o. " " Sist17 % az ans
NOTEGEIs hereby ugven to the CredVtors ,f-
4N the insOlyeu show Cause within len davs frn, k
first publication hereof why tbe Eccn1nt geG nv ba v
should not be approved and hopolrRaed and e pGs d
tributed accordingly, BY order of the Can't ~ 80
j. o. CFrAION Nan CIerl
= -
TEHEIE STATE OF EyngrTEr6NA TtTTpn NC
trct COprt 6F nav 1rteang EoTs ~ - R III
third day o MAY I5s6 JndEiet as rdssa IN W s gne
in the following entitled gn Ia III o @ NJ 6 ~ S s SGrt
ing, to-wls ~ ~ "eu'9 iV''o"-
MAJ n p trA,,g ,...,,.., v ~ ...
bSGd a W % 81 81 = 14Nla vs. 7AALs H. ADAMS, her Hus-
-t'--I'
On motion Of J. Cotton Counsel for plaintiff and an
gF2iaens aepre9f q the allegations Of punts petition,
ment be entered in FoT t % atiti , r"SJ hHy hst aag-
Rnclytr wife uf Jar,es ii ssrIs br
community Of acuIaB ana y9irg' bsr oi tt w NJ
said parties and draraenq tba BIoeTfy T7S1t1 % I ~ ~
seTbei In tFs aT,r s1 80 t.s poL ntht'Tuea aha qs-
teyc on the 18th February 1876 9Th Apr IsJ to belong
o he petitioner III her own separate aud parphsrnal right
is8 @ "a gu H. ~ nsna "a s&d act q. ihe ll.h February,
rud Mn is IN @ vi KIM ~ "e WAY w leIti2heE he
trr III ] 4l9"e.eu 70 manage ara admihis-
iafart e. "ilNVI 1'o Resistance Vi ueI husband, de-
Ies su1,r,d' ~ III ist,
aI@ne5 Ma a9F, iaFFG
5SgS+a3, ''-i -'' T. rr rr,r rum
Ia trsfin,1rv y,berc7f 7 l hi''9 " 70 Judge.
s @ Ss m @ ae Jnqss Of sAd curt st the city Of New
tho9tn eirt iI,dS az lu 5ne yeaf oI our tgrd one
oF ts t 81 ~ Itu ana 'he hueteth year
y '''' vt Y, 5t9tTT'. NV ,7 u
-. y. NIlhLoN Ltpuly biefE.
rT1EYE STA TEOF7 F0rtFGF F0TftTrr r,re
J. Ct Court 6f New C s1,,sI be+,y -,if n q ~ 'te-
Et5 Ju.r1 s.vf fgH1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

On the nth a severe hail storm passed over
Abbeyille District, S. O.. inaicting severe and ex-
tensiye damage to the wheat crop and materially
injaring Ill other orops.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
THIRD m DIsrEioT oouRr }JAs MCKENZIE VS. ROBERT B.
W NEW ORLEANs BELL-No. 2l0t3.

TntRD DrsTRlor oouRr JAS MCKENZIE VS.. ROBERT B.
OF NE# ORLEANS. BELL-No. 2O,0f3.
RY VIRTUE of n Writ of FierI FocIos an.
~ rected to Ohas Benvenu sheriff and by said late sher
" me transferred by the honorable the Third District Court
gh rteans in the above entitled cause proceed to sell
c pO'f auGton az the Merchants and Auct0neers Elk
auge NoyR street between Canal and Custombouse reef
IN tne Second District Of this city on MONDAY The Isb
property, viz - VIZ 'o'io"'Hs= ueNeeioeu
1, l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in faubopre
washington Third District Of this cty bonSded bv n
1ap neiery and Gteatmen Streets gnated as o No nj
ique 80 ~ on plan drawn by j. Pile late glrevnr
'front.' on con is5e measuring 4 feet inches line
@ street Of which forms the corner together VIII al
Dutn there0n Being the property acquired IN
9eeuGnt ny purchase from John Brady AGENT IN ESs3
broughton per act passed before Andrew Hero notar
IN thls ctty on the 18Th day of March tS36 1 punt
z ANOTHER LOT OR PORTION or GROTrNr si,,,-4,
aid and district in the square designated an
@ SUI h99Ve pn as square No. Six which 1t forms n
uriHE 80 leet front on Decry street by FEET Inches IN ]
80 uu bletVehu street, together with all the mprtye
d by bsng The same property acquired by deen
NS5Ly Hero on the said l3th Of March 1856 ''e o
Se2td in the above suit - 9
Rls- fERNs-Gash IA the spot
HARRY z. HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

Fatal APPRAY.-IThe Lake City Press states
that B. F Jordan was killed at the White Sulphur
Springs, Fla, week before last by Thos. F. wes
son. The affray grew out of an old feud
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

5, BACON AND AAAD. hIessrs. Keep caa,sa,a
Nps 'nd 79 Poydras street, advertise ii II.
,'aps as morning large invoices Il bacon saa sss
lard for sale s'''on and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

ADA a. DELLA ToRRE FoURrn DIsrRler couur or
JOHN c. BARELM NEW onrr.as-No. 1882.
RE EHItTUE of writ o. HeIi fnclas 20
o. New Orleans, in the above entitled cause viii pr7ee
70 sen q public auction at the Merchants aud Auction,
hou5e streets in the Second District Of tg Cty on MOS
"a the 18TH day of hay 1866 L o'clock ~ tile follow.
El. a CERTAIN PURl'lON or GROUND. together with
ana improvements thereou, etc, known as the
| OttHha Found " situated IN the Third District of ths
streets and the Public Road having in American TleTa
more pr Hess one hundred and twsnty-eg au on said
][or ] ~ aeph Of three huLdred and feet between
2 cot or GROUND, with ali the buildings and i'm.
pro7emsnts thereon, etc situated in the game y
English measure hundred eighty feet eg ncls
front on VOnet by tht0ne feet eleven ipres md
] t otp' "ich lot Is composed Of two lots ground de-
the I'D ufjuiy 1855 ~ 'At' p"Oe "n
The said pr0nerlies were ac1urpd ly tts Toto Tr,r
] g nrchase At public sale made by the sheriff Of his
]aHs ] u th9 sGt q Joseph 5areli Louis Apponae
no stioot te d0eke OF the Second District Court oil
iH l9i Whyh purchase aid Sheriff granted unto
oaq Barel deed Of sale dated 22d March, 1856 restee
% tne Won ey4nce Office q Book H. Fo al aud IN the CIcrs
otace or SAID Court in deed book b. ful los
, .; A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with oI the
9ndngs and improvements thereon etc situated in The
suburb Deord in the First District Of this CITY nd and ,r
ng the corner of Triton Walk fyOl Cc md
twenty-five feet eight inches front on said Triton Walk ir
feet eleven inches and half front on Tivoi GcIn - 49,
eet IN depth the side line dividing IL from nr0no n ~
formerly belonging to Uavid O. Wire and aftToa fst In AZ
eaI lhe same forming an Irregular triangle extending 10 the
owned jointly by said Wire said Rarei tbe yoie AZ nv
annexed % certain act ssed before Louis n Iare
property was acquired by said late J. A. BaTeli b, rcia
rom Dr. Angelo BARghi per pasSed before Ierv Rra
1~ as a'e notary public III ths city, the 2lth OF January
Seized in the above suit
80 IERAs-9esh on the spot in .. s Treasury Notes
CHARLES BIENYENU,
Sheriff of the of nrIeu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

A prominent lawyer said to friend that there
was actually danger of his starving to death
"Why, is not your credit good at the butchers ?"
asked his friend. ITS not that" was the reply
1.-THE fact is, have no appetite for breakfast, 1
never have time to 60 dinner, and when go home
TO tea l am generally too drunk to eat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

The railroad bridges over the Chickamauga
river, between Chattanooga and Dalton, have been
destroyed by the late freshets. Passengers and
mails have to be conveyed via Cleveland, Tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

4 Philadelphia paper remarks d4sshalf of the
postmasteFs recently appointed in the Southern
States are women.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

GLaTHINa --Messrs. GarthWaite. Lewis q Stuart,
#I'nlans Buildings Nos. 81 and So Camp street.
have far sale every description Of clothing and
travelling equipage and, BY reference To their ia,
.yeIlisenaenti in another column, it will be seen
fhat they receive at par in payment Of purchases
Louisiana State money, and the bills Of the Iouis
3ana state Bank, Union Bank, Crescent City Bank,
Merchants ana Bank Of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

6l-I, 9 Tonkson Co D, 5th r, & ment.
62-J Lanney, Co b 5tn regm IT.
bd-A j Lunn, Go. Z. 3d regiment
64-W, q. Caldwell, Co G, 3D. regiment
e2-S eg :. Wsils, Co &, Sd regiment
6555-EEnERown. 65-EntD0yn
69-E, Morsan Co c, Sd battery
I5-I, Z. Modify, Co. A, 3d VA terry.
y 81 }r,il,g Z, ingra1am, Go. d, Sd battery.
13-W, 4. EaTly, Co G, 22i regiment.
c., w. Robertson, Co u, I'D "a giment
15-S. r Price Go. A I'D regiment
A Il n Ei'i;so EaiSso Go Go $:t, 35ta regiment.
1S-J ". b, GO. "A, S5th regiment
79-H. NJ. NJ, I'D regiment
oy-SeFEt- A. 7. Jones, +, Sth regiment
8l-H. Iinkerton %. G, Slst fegiment
S5-Wt " y + Bl, IobS, % {, 3l't regiment.
Sc. A, Week, Co. G, 3lstregiment
S9-F 4 y sEfsards Ea,ar 81 oS = / 5 SIst Tesimeat
S3-GaP S N. Thornton, Co. B, 3lst regiment
S2-SBN. 81. ".
e. S3-1i I EiPg, 12ItSE &c A 8lst regiment,
glN Young, Go q, 8lst regiment
?6-P 3 Hamilton, c. i, slsst regiment
%. y; Spence %. 9, 3lst regiment
pa. 9. BsgAell Go. y. 3lst regiment
LOO. a. Booker, Co D. 3lst re iment.
S6ap 9'S Ne Soke. g w. ao E fssm1nt BIs tsrimo,
!0+LtIJ il. Bold, Co. F. 5Istregment
I9s-9 49s R. IIamDhrtes, Co. 7, 18th regiment,
I06-UnkuOwn.
i6s-E. NJ McGGire Go Z, liiS i5th ild9e5i rsgISepit
l9g-k l1g Harper, Co G. 18th regiment,
lll-Lt ] GEeenhow, Go. G, 18th regiment.
ii$fdnt ll3L 7 W / Allen leIt c9 e. a / l5Eh regiment
u4-- Beard 18th regiment
lIll5-GGaPt James McDonough Co, E, 1ith regiment
Il8-{ Il8 ~ y; Edwards, Co. D, lith regiment.
ii29-Unlnown.
l2l-Unknown.
Brqgan, Co. C, 18th regiment.
124-J. q Holmes, Co. E, 4th regiment 49,.
l25-W ?. stoyall Co f, ith regiment
I26-J. G; spersey, Co E. lth regiment
l27W. A. Coun Co D, sd regiment
l23-Capt. j w. Swney, 90 q 32d regiment
l39-I P English, 90. E, 32d regiment
l3l-Stephen Deadlock, Go b. SD regiment ...
l32-A. j. Bambre 32d regiment
l33-I. W. Wheeler, Co i 32d regiment.
E+-Sergeant l. Davis, Co. O, 32d regiment
I55-M Y Parker, co, A. SD regiment
l55-% Hughes. GO, A, a2d regiment.
l3l-Barfy Thomas, Co A, 32d regiment
lSo-E, D, Edge, 90. A. 32d re girnent
} E35 Rfs5 Rie6 g g 3 3 81 8t9 retBsaf 5gms9t
lil-I j Rhodes 20 B. 9Th regiment
!i2-I Henry, Go. B. sth regiment
It5-J NJ Myers %. B, Shregiment
li4-G. v Myers, Co B. 5th regiment,
Ii6-I L Bryan, O. D, 8th regiment.
H-I Kinney, Co D sth regiment
IiS-W A. Rough GO C Std regiment.
l5Q-J 7 W., %. G, 9Th regiment
l5t-J. VI. Robinson, Co. @ 9th regiment
l52-G w Iull1s Go. c, Sth regiment
l5S-Leqt Z. T Small Co D. 9Th regiment
555sergeqHt +. i. Wifioy, 7C6 K, 8.h regiment.
l55-lssAe Jones. Co A Ssh regiment
l58-e. = Loeis o. e Ssb resimeat u
l559 I59-H Bryant, g. c, 3th regiment.
iiGl-Lieat : J. wills, Go. A. 5th regiment
Il6655-JaJRt Il6655 Martatn, Go. A. 9th regiment.
l6t-I Thornton, Co b, Attn regiment
IG5-M IIG555- H CooS, Co b, 4th regiment
H..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

A MAsFER oF ACCOUNTS PAYMd DEGREE--We
are informed that most Of class Of twenty stu.
dents i3Fho graduated AZ DoIbear Commercial Col
lege last week are already engaged in good posi-
tons "A business and that another claas Of about
Twenty-Five will graduate ID June next. d number
Of whom are pre-engaged.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
TWICE TOLD TALES,

The radicals have rejected with seorn any insin-
uatons with regard the possibility Of their being
influenced by official pressure, The Conkipg.Frv
difficulty promises to divulge some interesting de-
tails, which will not wholly tend to eorroborate
these violent asseverations. 1t seems that a mem.
Der Of Congress served as Judge advocate for fee
Of three thousand dollars, in direct violation of
the United States statutes. / will not anticipate
the result of this investigation but turn to matters
Of a less direct, but not less influential character
We all know the Yankee facility for the forma,
ton Of companies, g to carry American enterprise
and ingenuity to the most distant regions of the
earth" In the present case "the distant regionsr
are nearer home, and North Carolina is the field
where several Of our distinguished statesmen have
seen fit to invest their surplus capital The cheap
ness OF land, tile thickness Of the forests and the
abundance Of labor, have made these adventures
SO delightfully."- profitable that in few years it is
said, every New England floor will be made of
North Carolina pine. These honorable Senators
and distinguished Representatives are so much
pleased with the facilities which they possess by
means OF the freedmen's bureau and the military
occupation, of obtaining labor and transportation.
That they are hopelessly welded to the present
order Of things and quite willing to vote eleven
millions of dollars for the support of their indus
trious laborers.
As long as Congress maintains the present
regime an honorable prefix is necessary to initiate
a new conner into the aristocratic speculation. The
final report of Gen. stedman is looked for
with much interest The partial accounts which
have been received, afford unmistakable evidence
Of the Presidents intention to transfer the judicial
authority of the bureau to the legally constituted
courts.
Gen. Grants letter to Mr.. Stanton will exert
considerable influence in favor of the Senate army
1ill, and prevent Congress from deferring their
leesion until next year. 1t is stated from good
authority that the lieutenant general has been in |
luced by numerous eomplainants to consider the
dyisability of mastering out all the volunteer
egiments in service, thus reducing the army to
eyenteen thousand white troops
The reconstruction report will occupy the
enate this week, Senator Doolitte will make one
t his finest efforts KANsARoa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

MAsDALEIHE vUCHER, WIFE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
OF A. r. sCaFEIDEB1 vs.. OF NEW ORLEANS.
iEE IREDIToks. No. 20,95Q
NRAASE is hereby given to the Creditors of
~ the ins0ye4t TO show within days from the
urs PubeatOn hereof why the FLED by the syndc
should not be approved and honorgated and the funds dix
tnbuted accordingly BY order Of the CAirt
j. o. CHALON Den Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

THE DAILY CRESCENT
u published every morniug-lsundAys excepted Yeary
Subscription in advance SIG; Har yearly ss ouastery,
sli single copies. 10 cents
Rates OF Advertisine,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

TEEE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published every Saturday morning Subscription, SIS
per aun in advance; haeyeary nd quarterly, rates
single copies 10 cents
Rates Of AlverEfs7ng:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

a LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pr,.
pe ana oi Which description Shall 1e given the time of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

EtTAT DE La LOUISA NF--orATRtFv
~ Cou De District de IL Noupe7 Orleuu-e ceRe pnr ce
present que 9 2me iaur dai 1866 upement It'd rendn
en- cette oor dams aare cdesOus dams les teg et cE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
5lI3g J5oajit5 z3y18 "a. la53. -~Gtiptt sheet.

tehtion, and the general cooperation Of the Gil
4eus OF Franklin, and Of many fiiluds of the mob
aead III several Of the other States.
NAMES OF MISSISSIPPI SOLDIERS whose REMAIN
HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THE H'aAyooR GEM
'TaHl, a.,i, FROM THE DArrLEIIELD OF FRANELt,
55-Sol Michael Farrell 18th regiment.
8-f5e6pt 8M y MM"4Ey n a! 10. . lotl regment.
lam GSga' D. Hrother, Co. O. Ilth regiment.
IHpt Il y, Ntckury.
5-1reFGGEJ D. Armstrong, Co ID Il h regiment
al a. r kHeFFred Fn. Co d, 10Th regiment
10-unknown
Rs /. Gilbert, Co, D. 81 regiment
IN fa"EEa J. EreaoT 90 ce ? B g. e 5F;igi@snt .s9i@.
Il i5-R I,,tni 7, Groves, Co. D, Sd regiment
-E% ny %eaaip SG g. q (, Es,sgset ssH ssslm.as
s'-hiept. ~ J. T. Young, Go E. Sd regiment
22-Len A, j. Russel, Co. /, Sd regiment
23-Unknown = W ''s''usn'
2-Unknowp
25-Unknown
2fpSrgt 2-p d2sb5. p n Adams do e. Co. D s9h regiment
23-J -odges Co l, 3gth regiment
39-J. D Jones, 90 1, s9tb regmsnt. 1IiSu''
55-S 81 S41A; a; Farmer, Co. A, Sd regiment
$l-qnknown
36-unknown.
87-gnknown.
s9-R. ). kayina, Co D, SD regiment
4J-nnknown
42-Unknown
43-unknown
81 < Dunn Co. l. SD regiment it S5O regimen"
45-Liegt. H, .; sh,ry, Co K Sd regiment
J. SMoFBs'sA MoBssih g. g. K 81 sh regiment rss msn
5Sw f EsSHS EsSSnPs Go Il Il ib X 'Ts Ta@sg SgRent
5i-A n Lansy, 90 F. T. 5,h SSH regiment tsflpTt'
81 Hiqdmaa, Co. E, 5th regiment.
5S-Capt, i. Il, Fowler, A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

Eor the reasons this day oraI assigned by the Court It Is
ordered dndsed and dGceed there be udcnt in favor
Of plaintiff, Mrs Anna Louisa Maxwell wife q, John 8aryn
aFree and against her said husband John NJ Carree de-
tepg separation o property between her and her IA has
44nd M nd tr9m Che date Of the institution Of tb su to VIII
Inc 6 OF March, 1856 that the community Of aCuats and
gains heretofore existing between her ud her said inS h.
dissolved and that defendant pay all costs 0r suit
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-07-14

STATIsTIcAL.-From the last annual re-
port of this Geological Society of London
it appears that the number of animals living
in the Regents Park menagerie at the end
of 1866 was 1856, being 90 more than at the
corresponding period of the preceding year.
Some curious and impertinent fellow has
compiled the following list of ages of ladies
of notability connected with the stage:
Charlotte Cushman will shortly celebrate
the Goth anniversary of her birth Fanny
Kemble is in her 49th year; Kate Bateman
Celeste is "a; Mrs. John Wood is So; Julia
Bennett Barrow is Al Adah Isaacs Menken
81; Avonia Jones %; Kate Reynolds 81;
Mrs: Vernon is nearly 70; Mrs. j. H. Allen
is 90; Madeline Henriques is 2O-and is the
youngest leading LADY, on the stage-Pare-
pa is So; Miss Hosmer is 90; Maggie Mitchell
is 30
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# the majority such must be the end Of

of the majority Such must be the end of
all free governments q
linn not only protects the rights of the MI
nority, but actually oyerthrows and subyerts
the viii of the majority, and substitutes that
of the minority, as the ruling power in the.
State, honor and Justice overriding those
petty local advantages which the present
system confers, should urge lis to this COM
prehensive and catholic reform of the Con
stitution
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The following personal item is clipped
from the Washington correspondence of the
N. Y. Tribune, dated Wednesday:
Ex-Gov. Holden, nominated as Consul to
San Salvador, will not participate in the call
for Convention of the Loyal Unionistsi issued
to-day. He is still in the city awaiting his
confirmation.