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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-THE FINE PLANTATION IN WEST
Rouge known Home place. of the late Dr. j. G.
Patrick containing about twenty-five hundred with eight
open arabic land entirely free from
houses This fine is in good
the cultivation of large of cotton There
are good place who would remain there and labor
may procured Baton Rouge For particulars apply
Edward Gay s No 10 Customhonse street, or to Clarke
Bayne, No % Camp street
T. PLANTATIDN-This splendid estate is ten miles be-
Rouge the side of the river Ha' twelve
cleared and hedged with Dwell
ling sugarhoue quarters cribs, stables, good and
Seed for be bought adonin
one or more years. GREEN d ELDER,
Real Estate Agents. l43 Gravier street.
NOE RENT-THE ROOMS ABOVE THE BANKING
T. House Of the City National Bank viii be rented for
Offices For terms, apply to r. j. Palirey, Cashier
NOR RENT-TwO COTTON PLANTATIONS ON
Lake Concorda La about seven miles from Natchez
groes of them. Apply to Byrne, Vance Co., No 8
Carondeet street.
EOR RENT-sOUTHwOoD PLANTATION-THE
Southwood Plantation situated in the Parish of Ascen
son bank of the river about 80 miles above the
city place well stocked with Mules and farming imple
and containing about 1900 Of cleared land Mt for
cultivation Apply t. Mrs Il L d q MINOR on the premises
or to GREEN ELDER, Heal estate agents,
Bayou Teche miles below the town of New Iberia
containing sixteen seventeen hundred
apents land thoroughly dtched and well adapted to the
cultivation of cotton, with large amount OF pasture land
The plantation for many years has cultivated In
negbors all around before the raised cotton
the place dwelling house and excellent negro quar-
200 large and substantial cane shed
easily be converted into gin house The country
his heathuness the navigation perfect
round and the plantation free from overflow; Apply to
s. o. NELSON, 1876 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans Dec 29 1855. !
WHEREAS, PATRICK HENRY FLYNN HAS
w applied for the canceng of his Official Bond
Auctionee in for the Parish of Orleans, to wit:
Bond dated February 1868, for the of $1,000;
Hoffman and j. r. Latham securities the former in the
sum S5o0 the latter in the of $500 EACH the
said being conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said P Flynn of his duties Auctioneer Aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all interested to show
cause, writing the office of the Secretary OF State
within ninety days after the publication of this ADVERTISE
ment why the said bond should not be Cancelled and
annulled.
Given under my seal of the State above this 2Sth
December A. D. 1865, and of the Independence OF the
o1''eo ''''' '1' J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary of State
ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA pEPARTENE ENT DE ESEcUT,r,
Nouvele' Orleans, lie Is decembre 1865
TTENDU que Patrick Henry Flynn s'est
n adressG moi peur Ia mediation de son obligation oti-
cele encaneur dams ct pour 10 psroisse doeahs
SAVIOR
UNE obligation du ever 1863 pour Ia somme de
$4,000 sgnee par Henry Flynn, proprieaire
et C. Boye H. Hoffman ct j. r. Latham, comme securities 10
de 5000 les deuN autres pour la
some $3.50 chaque Lade obligation eant cbnditonnee
la ueie execution par edt r IT, fyhn dc ceS ueVos
susdit.
AVIS est par present donne ous qui celia peut in
resser cause ecrt bureau du rtaire g.
tat dams espace quae jours dater de la pre-
publication avis les raisos lesquees td
obligation serait cancelee ct hnnuilee. -,
D0nne main ct avec sceau de Etat ceJohrd nu
A. D. 1863 ct la quatre an
| nee de Undergraduate des Etats. .Unis
j. MADISON WELLS
c
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

HENRY MILLER PAYNE, SON OF OUR
senior partner, admitted on the 9th uLS<y q CO.
as o partner in ms hsI
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UNIVERSITY oF-souTH CAROLINA

UNIVERSITY OF-soUTH cANonNN
The Trustees Of this Institution propose at their next meet
Inv IA fiji the Chair of the School Modern Languages ana
Literature. -. -
The remuneration offered consists of dweihhs an ono
tbousand dollars per from the State treasury u u
sion fees. .--s Modern
Applc spSant can teseh filed with the Sec
lhe Board trustees By the LIST of March next
c. BBUcE WALKER,
Secretary Board efTrustess UniyersIty Of s. C.
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BUREAU DE L'ExEcuTIF, ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
rouvrlre- Orleans lie II ianvier 1866.
A TTENDU que Gabriel Lenumon,, emchn-
N teur lOrleHnS, sest adresse
iourd nu moi atm cancel cautionuement
I'm cauonnement date du 26 anVier 1865 de Ia somme
dc $1,000 sgne mar Gabriel beaumont CONNIE principal ct
jules Tuyes CONNIE caution. 49,
e ayant ouni par lie dit Gabriel Leau
mont pour execution de devos encantenr
consequence donne outes les personnes nte.
ressGes re cOnnatre ecrt au bureau du sece
ka les 80 uurs qu suVron la dernere pubca
lesqueies lie dit
cautonnemeIt ne scrait point cancele ct annulle.
Donne sous signature ct le de Eat Ia Nouvclle
Orleans IL janycr D., Ia 0ieme de Independence
des Eats uns
(Sgnt): ]. NJ WELLS,
Par le gouvcmeur.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
ar IG SOnVGTHtUr,
J. II. HARDY, Secrctaire d'Etat.

SrArE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, January Il, 1865. :
WHEREAS, application hn. been made D.,
official bond in and for the parish OF Orleans,
bond dated the Goth January 1865 for the of $40 600,
signed by Gabriel Leaumont principal and Jules Tuyes as
secrty condition of said bond being for the faithful
fomance by said Gabriel Leaumont of his duties us Auc
tioneer aforesaid.
described bond show in writing the office OF the
Secretary State within nuey after the last publication
of this ADVERTISEMENT why the said bond should not be Cancelled
and snuulIed -, =
Given under my hand and seal of the State above and of
the independence Of the United States the nlnetieth
J. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor
j Ii. HANDY, Secretary Of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

COTTON SEED COTTON SEED
COTTON SEED of the best varieties, constantly on hand
and for sale in lots to suit by
AF. DUNBAR 4 CO.,
90 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

1 L EA
i OF MILITIA, JAN 26 1861 =. p,s, and s.cord
Location OF headquarters OF Companesoi r'i'' "NN ~
Battaons Orleans Regiment NJ tiH, VIZ:
w. a " ~ 2 No. 4I3 Magazine street.
- - - - No 2Sl Magazine street
- ~ - - = / No 25 Commercial Place. .
- n - - Cor Virette and Pa' tersun st. Agers.
- r - - 6 No. IS Royal street, third toor
- a - - 4S st. Ann street.
- ~ - - No 456 iireatmen street.
- - - - IN l3t Old Leyee street
:" : " TO- Cor Independence and Levee streets.
- - - - j. EDMONSTDN,
Colonel Orleans Regiment of Militia.
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-MechanIcs' and Traders Bank-NEW
Orleans January 18TH 86The Stockholders Of this Bank
are requested to Banking House MONDAY the
10Th of February next at for the purpose of taking
Into the popety of reducing the capital stock
of the Bank making such other notifications they may
deem proper By order Of the Board.
G GREZAT. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

-SpecIsl Notice-Partics desiring Insur-
anoe on Hus of Steamboats, Steamships and Sailing YES
sps or on Cotton Presses Gin Houses Sugar Houses and
Re6neres Dstieries Steam Saw Mills ETC. procure the
same at reasonable rates by applying to
SEELYE 4 WESTCOT.
General Insurance Agents
80 Carondelet street, New Orleans
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Steamers Yeauing This Dau.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE CRESCENT.
rhursduy, February I, 1896.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Louisinna Lodge, No. 1O2-A regular
communication of this Lodge will be held this evening, at
o'clock the Grand Lodge Hail. st. Charles street. north
room nearest Canal street Members required to be
tu business of the utmost Importance will be brought be-
fore the Lodge.
Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend.
BY order of the w. NJ. - . ,
" ARTHUR WAUGH, Secretary.
TranspnrtntionO Office, N. o., j. d. G. N.
r. Jan 3d. ls66-Notce to shppersFregh will not be re-
ceiyed by this road until TIL DAY, Feb lst.
unpaid freight at the Depot will please pay the
same TO DAY take their goods away.
THOS. WARREN Freight Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

-Cautfon-PartiesI Having the Celebrated
Wheeler l. Wilson Sewing Machines, are hereby cautioned
AGAINST nacne them in of inexperienced persons Tor
of having them repaired The only place in this
CITY where the Wheeler Machine be properly re-
pared and all the added is at the agency
ofthe company l62 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
BY tNb VUVtTIIUT.
j.. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
UEA ORLEANS RIG

PSF le GOuVerneur.
j. ii. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

OF THOs. r. GUIoN-NO. 25s2l-.EX.
tenye Catalogue Sale Of the Elegant
Rich Goods the old stand Of the deeeased No. 20 s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

-Change of Scheduie-New orieAhs' tach'
Ron and Great Northern Raroad-On and after WEDNEs
DAY the 2h inst passenger train will leave New Orleans
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at A. NJ,
and arrive at Canton at NJ, same day.
Returning will leave Canton at A NJ on SUNDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and arrive in New Orleans
oA davatapu G. T. BFAUREGARD,
~ ' Genl Sup't and Chf Eng'r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS kEWAkD1stoen from my room on ,I steamboat boa;
anchor very large eightday WATCH, forty 40 jewels Chas
Il. Groscaude maker No 1855 Engraved on H. Capalg
fifty dollars NO QUE TIONS ASKED for its delivery
| ~' 4, LEATHtRS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

itch Itch Itch Scratch Scratch
scratchl-WHEATON' OINTMENT will cure the itch in
"A bonrs Also cures SALT RuEUM, ULCERS, chill
BIAINs and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 10
cents For sale by all Druggists.
BY sending 60 cents WEEKS POTTER sole agents i7O
Washington Boston, it will be forwarded by mall free OF
postage to any part Of the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

-Notice-Omce N. o. City Railroad Com
eany New Orleans Jan s. lS66At regular meeting ct the
Board of Directors Company, held THIS DAY, diV
deud of SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE was declared payable
to the stockholders 18th inst the United State Inter
nal Revenue tax on which will he paid by the Company
WM. p. SINNOTT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

OST-AT THE MASONIC BALL, ON THURSDAY
IL night 18th inst. Lady's GOLD BR RACELET. The
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Counting
Room of the Crescent.
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TO COnssssspptives !.

Tie advertiser. having been restored
20 hesIthin . lev weeks W very simple
r-medv, sref have suffered for sevs
raj wears with severe lung affection, snd
that dread disease, 9 'nsump'icn-i- anxious
10 make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire IL. he will send copy
Of the prescription use d tree d chsrge). with
,he directions Tor preparing aud using The
-..ne. which they all fad a sure cure for
Consumption. As,inns, Bronchitis, Coughs.
C,ld-, aud ar 'Ihros, snd Lung Affections.
The only ofJ~cs - HE advertiser "a sending
me Prescription j. 10 benefit the Athletes
snd spread inlofmsiion which he eonc~ivr-
10 be invaluable. and he hopes every rndrr-'
will nv his remedy. a. il vi. cost them no
thing. and may prove blessing.
Psr,.es wishing the prescription, FREE,
" return mail. viii please address.
Rfv EnwAsD A WILSON.
Will .usbarg Ksngs 20 New York.
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JASPER COURIER.


Ssys Senator Nc Dougsl:
New England hiss TO day one hsif o. The
moneved wealth Of N Union. ] grant. How
las Il come sbouti II has taxed every
bushel Of corn snd every pound II wheat
snd product oflabos. Esst. West. North and
South, Tor the purpose % sustaining : par
,icular policy specisI 70 New England. The
Sou'h thought II de'simen,si 70 themselves;
he wes' thought Il detrimental 10 them
elves. AID I kp,s IL IL detrimental 10 the
coast 20 which belong. Tor we pay ~
smmenes tsxsIicn for the privilege Of being
governed bv the IN sonfasur-rs Of New Eng
land, and thew have become 90 prospesous
thst enterprise cen not compete With them
in other PARIS Of the country. Enterprise
in Cslifornia can not compete with them,
because they have been built up with snch
colosssl strength BY Legislation OF the Fed
ersl Gpyernment.
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Az our design is to make eur paper
one that will bc OF interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois. items in
any department Of agriculture are par
,icularly solicited. Please send US all
the news, incidents, general intorma-
lion, and mineral discoveries in your
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Gen,l~msn ~h. suffered IT. yesss from
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Who need IT, the recipe nd directions to.
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eng : ~ b. 0sDgs.
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat.

REQUIRES imMEDiATE ATTENTION AND SHOUT .
BE CHECKED. II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation q; the Lungs. u Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
Lung Disease
IS OFTEN The RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
SAVING a DIRECT tEFLUExcE TO THE PARrs
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrl, Con
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs AXE USED WITH ALWAYS coon
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
vii fiad Troches useful in clearing the
Voice when taken before Singing OF Speak
ing. and relieving The throat after In unu.
sHsl exertion OF the vocal organs. The
rtschcs are recommended and prescribed
" Physicians, and hsve hsd Testimonial.
ifom eminent men throughout The country.
Being an article OF true merit. and having
proved shsir efficacy BY Attest u many years
Zach year hnds them In new localities 10 va
sious paris Of the World, snd the Troch--
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Osiain enly "Rrown's Bronchial Troch@~, :
snd do mol take any Of the Worthless Imi-
,ations that mny be offered.
Sid everywhere In the United States
snd in Foreign Countries. Al IS cents per
hox.
Nov 4ih. ls65-em.
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Every ytn'; l.dy anu gentleman 10 'h'
'IlnHrd > si.r csn h+,i something very n.ucI
~ itrir advantage ~ r-,orn uni Gree 81
asgs) BY addressing The Undersigned
Tby-~ having tsafs u being humousged v j
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kfORTY different styles. Adopted - sacrsc
= sind secular mu-ic. fcr $50 % 5000 each.
f'frr-oEE GID or SILVER aEnALs. o. 9th
r premiums awarded them. IlIustrate ed
CstaiogIes tree. Address. Mason g. HAN.
~. Boston, % Mason Brothers. New York
Oct l4'h. Is6a-!y
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PHILADELPHIA, "a.

isEAsEs Of The Urinary snd SECTIONAL
Systems new and velishle treatment
n a.. The BRIOAL CHAMBER, 81 Esssv !,
wsrn'ng sud Instruction. sent In sesled
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"on. No ?. South Ninth Street. Philadcf.
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JOHN BUCHAkISS
IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP ALL
KINDS 3 Styles or DESIRABLE
svHmIrua~
-

n B most respectfully informs his numerous
customers snd the public that he hss just
received from Cincinnati large end veil
selected stock Of chairs, bedsieads. bssu.
rssus, which he offers for sale cheap lie
also offers for ssIe good
Ready Made Furniture t!
BY the best housesin Csncin.
nasi. end b. himself. lie soIicits chart
Of patronage, and feels surs hs can give sas'
isfsciion.
Dec. ~ JOHN BUCHART.
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IL short nearly every thing : fsmn,
farmer. Mechanic. Lsdy or G-n,lem,n, ma ,
ssk for; oil Of which we will sell 81 very
sms:l profit for cssh or produce. The HI shes'
market Price will be pad fOr wool, isaihsrs
and other produce.
Nov. l1ih. 1865.
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ADMINIsTRATRIx' NOTICE.

M Office u hereby given that the under
~ signed hss been appointed sdmisisssa
|tcr Of the eststs Of Adolph IIsrsev. late o
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate u
probably solvent.
lpt ELIZABETH HARTER. sdn'rx.
jnn. 20th, ie6C-3r.
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N. FREApHlN, jasper;
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which Ass sold. Sholessis Or IN any dsr'red
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s. l.. WILSON,.


~sIAAN - SUhkss 10 Al.
AS Permanently located In jasper; he
- ready q al holrs to attend aud re-.
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Psr,'eolsr attention will be given 10 Mid.
wifsry.
oiiice on the West aids OF North Main ST.
June 24'h. iS65-v.
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AGENTS WANTED.
To seIl prize Certificates for
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
r'saiss JswsIry. Diamond Rings, Pine. &c
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For any article dawn. Retail Price from
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ALL GOODS WARRANTED q ENUINE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-08

The New York Express says the hard
ware trade of the city continues brisk,
and about the only branch of trade in
which there is any marked activity or
animation. Merchants are there from
Chicago and st. Louis, Cincinnati, Balti-
more, Savannah, Charleston and New
Orleans.
Bills authorizing an increase Of the
capital stocks of the Norfolk and Peters
burg, the Southside, and the Richmond
and DanviIle Railroad Companies, have
passed the Virginia Legislature. The
authorized increase is three million each
for the first two companies, and for the
latter six million.
A valuable silver region has been found
within three miles Of Central City, Colo
RADIO, and in Spring Gulch, in Clear
Creek county, five or six miles from
there, gold bearing quartz lodes have
been struck, within a few weeks, equal
to any Of the best lodes heretofore
opened.
The Directors of the Petroleum and
Mining Company ct Nashville have
adopted a series of articles for their guild
ance. One Of them provides that any
member OF the Association who shall
make use Of his connection with that
body for the transmission OF false intel
ligenee, shall be expelled, and that a
committee Of five be appointed to inves-
tigate cases Of that character.
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MAGISTRATES COURT.-BefOTe Esquire
Creighton J. E. jerome was brought, IN
a charge Of stealing from the steamer
Thomas Swan three bales Of cotton,
valued ar $50. The circumstances as We
learned them, were as follows: The cot
ton wss placed on 3 dray for delivery to
certain parties in the city, but was shortly
after met by Jerome, who represented TO
the drayman that he was the clerk Of the
boat, and paid him seventy-rive cents 10
convey the cotton 10 a point he designa-
ted. The drayman wa subsequently, Ia
ken 10 account by the captain Of the
boat, and the above circumstances
ELECTED. Jerome afterwards called 90
the pArtfes to whom he had delivered the
cotton. with orders TO sell il, being still
in Ignorance that his rather sharp prac-
uce was discovered, and was taken into
custody. Jerome viii have a further
hearing before EsqCire Creighton this
morning. Before the same OFFICER, james
Brown was brought up on a charge Of
stealing a bolt Of calico from Mr.. :.
Krouse, valued At twelve dollars. He
viii be further examined at twelve O'Clock
to-day. Also, Fred Moser was before
Creighton on q charge Of know
ingly passing twenty-threC counterfeit
half dollars currency to Antoine Shadd,
Of whom he bought a pair Of boots at
eleven dollars. Moser viii have a hear
ing to-day.