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8ooaa, were 2etag crowded into the grounds yes
sg.aas, aaa t9e Indications that the entire
y"ge * IL Il L. 1le ga4ftoua departments, viii be taken
Mozart's Twelfth Mass vy;yt bs eona f1n4orratv
20 aetils the services Of the conservation
01u.idof oI sae terot grounds, and viii be rare
ernonias az as After the conservation GER
u eoeh, ana II j. thought win be over at noon 3
fafa ana at y nog,g5Ing proceedings Of the fair viii
fep pafg ~ sns arena The opening prayer and
Klghf Rev Bishop Wilmer ~ III rssnfss4s4,t
F5PIscoPai Chureh, Of this State asaisfed hv tfes
~ iE Goodrich and Leacoek and otIey
presiSent of the as opening address BY Mr. Marks,
efefy followed 6y appropriate addreaaa4 by Nh
BnfFelt and Judge Buftle The Iaaf y,ssr,,ei oans
ca - VIII be in French. At the con-
will be fairly inauHagated s'4S q Z satk
Yesterday the following additional areefaf y,ra-
mi1ms were offered: t9~i&i ple
MessTs. Bleakiev n II osss Ssysa
specimen of non-epxl0sfye III ~ my Dsas
f SnarleS dra @ 3SampbeH offers $50 for the best
hoxse' "a nEay all9 arI hafness--oWned by one man
Ut F a ~ tS[ s oiefs valuable silver go59et
premium. - S4'AA-5 w -
Al the offices Of the State executive depart-
laents @ ana 5ae Offices Of the other state officers
will be closed omorros7he Cnsfon Hoie vii he
closedf also the city Corporation Ia t
nc schools ETC. and # s pretty well understood
that st, general I holiday viii be observed.
~ nj g " tae ram Grounds are nunIeT-
Gus. lhe Esplanade pe street ears will start from
the corner Of Canal and ST. Charles streets eyePy
two minutes and run within short distance of
one 9i lne entrance gates; the fare wiz be five
cents a number Of omnibuses starting from DIFF
fefent sections OF the city viii carTv nassgngerg
to Inc Iaif gate On GentiIlY road. II is also an
ncunceH that steam harges AMI fsoats
the Old Basin, at short intervals fan a mont an
Bayou st. John, opposite the Esnarade street
trance, wEsile the ciyhacks ani nnFIie carria,rea
WI douoaess De IN constant requisition
4o-morroW promises 70 be d gala day In New
Orleans, and one, it is Hoped, that vii redound
greatly TO its commercial prosperity.
We haze Deen reqHestedby M III n Il AIN tf1a
general eriatendent, to notify the r1egiic
the office Of the association, now 1t lie Ne
ehancs' institute, will be removed IA the Fair
Grounds, at 2 o sf0ek this afternoon and that an
persons who desire to exhibit articles are re-
questad to call at the Office, at an early Ieur this
morning, and make their entries as it win he iTt
possible for the supsrntendents Of tile various de-
paFtments to receive articles on the rrannds mn
less theF are first entered id tie bookg af tbp
association, and the class card, and number
nom the secretary.
The Fair ans the Hackmen'a BenevoTeAG
Atsoela ION,
81 a meeting Of this association heEd last even
ing, it was resolved to appropriate one hun
ared dollars TO Do given as premiums at the
great far-sixty dollars for the best double
3et OF harness and forty dollars for the best SIM
de harness, OF Louisiana manufacture
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

MERCANTILE MAP OF NEw ORLEANS. We
are indebted to W. f. Goldthwaite, anti
quarian, and law, miscellaneous, and medical
English and French bookseller" 60 Canal
street, for copy Of Nanitz's mercantile map
of Now Orleans, showing the names ond toea-
ticn Of great many Of our merch@nts Tx
public buildings, squares, railroads, whGy fes
ferries, ETC., in and about the CITY, ey.groyet
from actual survey. This map is occeeaiAel
well got up as regards its Typography, ar
will be found of great service to strangers n
less than to the citizens of New Orleans,
Goldthw".lte has branch Of his establish
lment a. 42 Exchange Alley
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Dinerent sherhs.rn u.


Several days ago, report appeared in these
columns of tAe case of -aT. Gade, who, while
confined in the Parish Prison, ena charge of car
rying concealed weapons, was introduced TO AIE.
Sherburne, who is practicing law in this city. Mr..
Cade, having beensreleased. by nOtie pFosequI
being entered, took rule in the First District
Court to compel Mr. Sherhurne 10 return to him
certain title deeds 70 property in Texas, which he
had put in the hands Of Mr. s. to assist in proeur
ing bail and which Mr.. Cade alleged Mr.. S.,
though he had failed to procure bail or perform
any other serVir e; refused to return holding them
until he should be paid one hundred dollars Tor
professional lab9rs. Judge Abel ordered the rule
to be made absolute, and hr. shsrburne gave up
the papers.
So much for the facts. Now for the correetion
Of an error. The person actually concerned IN
this affair was Mr. Thomas I. Sherburne, who
practices law in this city, but, by mistake, Major
Bradford counsel for Mr. Cada, inserted tho name
of Major II. Newton Sherbarne, member of the
bar at Alexandria, and this error, OF course,
appeared in tine reports made OF the case.
The subidined letter from Major Sherhurne is
cheerfully inserted, and, without expressing an
opinion 70 the justice or injustice OF ms implied
reflections upon the character Of the transaction
referred to-for it is our province TO record facts
only and leave infeEences to others-it is due to
Major S,herhurne to say that his reputation both
in prvaa-an and professiona life and his career as
a soldier, will shield him from lmputatlpn or sus-
picion Of dishonor wherever he Is known:
e 'ALRxASDsIA, La, Nov. 10th, 1865.
"lfl'. Editor--Ak,f attention has been called to
an article in the New Orleans Commercial Balle-
tin in which my.na me has been used enormously.
] am informed that4 the same article appeared IN
your paper, stain 6 tast \. Newton oherbarne had
oh tanned titles for lands in Texas, as security for
Obtaining bail for ME-, Gade, but sherhurne
faled 20 obtain the promised bail, and nov refuses
toreturn the titles / will state that never saw
| or heard of Mr., t1ade before readfng the above
ncntio ed articlC4: that have never had case o.
client in the city Of New. Orleans and as the above
mentionedarsicle has operated TO NJ, ipJaty | asH
that the statements therein contained be corrected
Iname, / shall use every effort to have it pre-
| served
Respectfully yours etc, :,
i H. NEWTON SIIERBuRNE.t
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To O1ga' Patrons.

To OggY Patrons.
In consequence of the Grand Inauguration of the LOUIS
ANA STATE FAIR, we would respectfully suggest to our
friends and patrons and those who may require
at establishment finished before the Goth inss
to call BEFORE TWELVE O'CLOCK, Noon) as are
desirous that Employees may attend the inaugu
raj ceremonies,
Trusting above will meet the kind approval of our
friends and patrons we respectfully the publcs most
Obettent servants, ,,o,,,-
PHOTOGRAPHERS
81 Camp street
! Kew Orleans, November Il, 1866.
+ n, B-The Gallery will be open rs usual, WEDNESDAY
MoRNING when will be prepared to finish Pictures
heretofore.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

SLEEPY DAvY AND DExTER,s TrmF
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ssoo-sreciaI Premium orered by

THE EIREsNIE3N,s CHARITABLE
ASSOCIATION,
For trials Of skin by the Companies he New Ocans Fire
department.
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GEN. DIX IN WASHINGTON.
LEAVES FOR 1HEpAR1s MISSION SATURDAY.

WASHINGTON Nov. 18.-Gen. Dix has arrived
in this city, and it is understood that he comes
for the purpose Of receiving bis instructions as
minister to France.
It is stated that these will be given to him to-
morrow, and that he will leave for Europe on Sat
urday next. Ella.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL 70 THE N. o. CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

$500 Special Premium offered by
TIE re. o. CITY RAILROAD Co.,
Fer the bet STREET CAR FARE BOX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
yEecNass{cS' 0a,d .qgr5CuEGssFGE
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.

FAIR TO COMMENCE ON TIE 2orH AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THE 28TH NOVEMBER, INCLUSIVE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

THE BALTIM0RE HORSE FAIR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

New Orleans Vessels Subjected to Three
Days Pratique.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Official Consultation ON the Statt
of the Country.

Differences Between the Executive and Con-
gress the Bar to Arrangement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

HAVANA QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
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To Restaurant
-ASD-
B O o t II Is E L p II r s =.
We would call the attention Of those attending to
Booths, Restaurants and Bars the Fair stock of
Croca cry, China ana Glassware,
In which can be found every article necessary for complete
outfit for the largest Restaurant or Bar comprising
STONE CHINA PLATES and DISHES;
STONE CHINA COFFEE and TEA UPS;
PLANIsHED TIN CEAF1NG DISHES;
w." PLANISHED TIN SOUP TUREENS;
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE and TEA URNS;
BRITTANIA METAL CASTORS and PITCHERS;
BRITT4NIA METAL Table and Tea SPOONS;
SILVER PLATED SPOONS and FORKS;
IVORY HANDLED TABLE KNIVES;
COMMON KNIVES and FORKS;
JAPANNED WALTERS;
JAPANNED WATER COOLERS:
JAPANNED TUMBJER DRAINERS;
IRON AID CLAY FURNACES
BAR DECAETERS and TUNBLERS:
BAR PIrCHEBS and PJECU BOWLS
For sale at the House Furnishing store of
SA5I'L Z. MOORE & CO.,
90 Camp and Ii Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

80 for Tho bet Instrumental Ntnajc, performed BY band
ofJuvenie &usioions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

sI5o-special Preraium oTered by
j. a. LUNI.
500 for the Double Team Hack Carriage Brett
and Horses
$50 0for the hest Cab or Victoria and Single Horse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS engraved in the most
elegaat manner.
Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills Ladng Cheeks
Invoic and Circular Letters, etc, Autographed.
Seals Caneelng Stamps, Door Plates etc.
Initials Embossed Paper and Envelopes without charge
for die
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

RATES FOR CARRIAGES AG}D CABS.
! l. The passenger or passengers should in all
cases, mike q special agreement as to the price
and conditions Of ., ride before starting, the
terms of which shall be binding upon both parties.
| .. Whenever such agreement Is not made, the
following rate Of charges shall not be exceeded :
For every public two.horse carriage used within
the corporate limits, Of New Orleans three {3l
dollas may be charged for the irst hour, two ~
touate rate for 9aGh fraction Of On hour.
8. For every one horse vehicle, two (2) dollars
may be charged for the first hour, ono y for
ench succeeding hour, and a proportionate rate
| for each fraction of an hour.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

HINTS TO MoTHEns.--If you wish to culti-
vate gossipping, meddling, censorious spirit
in your children, be sure when they come
home from church, visit or any other
place where you do not accompany them, to
ply them with questions concerning what
everybody wore, how everybody looked, and
what everybody said and did--and If you
end anything In oil this to censure, always
do II in their bearing. You may rest assured
that II you pursue course Of this kind, they
will not return to you unladen with intelli
gence; and, rather than 1t should be uninter-
esting, they viii by degrees learn to embel-
lish In such q manner ss shall not fail TO call
forth remarks and expressions Of wonder
from you. You will, by this course, render
the spirit of cnriosity--which is 10 early Wis.
ible in children, and which, II rightly direct.
ed, may be made the instrument of enriching
and enlarging their minds; q vehicle Of mis-
chief which will shall serve only to narrow
thcm.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

Tue CONSTITUTIONAL AMrxDnEsr IN A
NuT-SHEIL are no less than seventy
propositions before Congress 70 amccd
the Constitution, all having for their aim tho
elevation Of the African. The following,
says an exchange, would cover the ground
sought to be gained BY the proposed amend.
mcnts: o" 'lFaisi-+i- ~
|. /. Every freedman shall have . bureau
for himself, With looking glass on the top.
if he wants II.
D. Every freedman shall have secrstary,
3. Every freed boy or girl shall have .
wardrobe.
4. Every freed child shall hsss whatever
Il cries for. s s.. ~.
s. White people, whether yyrss or not, must
behave themselves. -' s4f'. af
8. Every white male citizsa Of the age Of
twenty -one years or under, and Of sound mind
or otherwise, may vote II he viii take the
oath that be would be negro II he could.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

IlCtukO VI DOu0t DuSICrs
We clip the following from the Norfolk
(va.) correspondence Of the Richmond Ex-
amincr:
Dsfbse left Richmond saw portrait Of
the honored (3) General Butler, painted by
Mr.. William e. Trahern. 1t is about 30 by
81 inches, and will be exhibited for sale at
the fair to be held at Trinity Church.in Rich
mond, on Monday evening next. Beast
Butler 10 easily recognized in regimentals,
upon horseback leaving sacked city with the
door-plate of ar. Yeadon" suspended from
his neck, basket on each arm, filed with
silver plate, goblets, pitchers. knives and
forks, dishes and spoons, and in front, upon
the horse, a lady's outer and inner dress. At
the request Of Mr.. Trahern, attached TO the
picture the following tiiular card.
THE DEVILS CHIEF BUTLER.
(. By A YOUNG CONFEDERATE.
Behold the conquering hero comesl''
From bloodless felds and Southern homes
Where, cumming around" for "rebel" pol
troons, 81. r.-..--.,. ~. .I.-
He stole ali the silver plate, dishes and
And robbed tbs young ladies of jewels and
dresses, ID.
Blessed by their curses and the Devils ca
resses. k..
This dpropos painting should be purchased
for preservation, as a faithful and compact
history Of the honorable life and service Of
nations military heroi
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
Meeting OF Conservative Union Men
On thc Fourth OF July. ,,

A meeting Of citisens from various part
Of the State, was held In this city cn Wed.
nesday morning, July 9Th, TO consider the call
for National Convention lately Issued by
BY the Executive Committee Of the National
Union Club.
On motion Hon. William Heisken, o,
Knox, was called 10 the Chair, and Hon
John Alexander Campbell appointed Sccre-
tary.
After free and harmonious Interchange
Of views, onImotion, the. Chair was directed 10
appoint committee Of three, 10 drsft series
Of resolutions, smbodying the action and
sense Of the meeting.
The Cbeir appointsdon said committee,
John Lsllyett Esq, Hon John 8. Brien, and
Hon. John Q. Gaut, who, after retiring a
few minutes, presented the following resolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman Of this meet
ing appoint an Executive Committee of Eve
members at Nashville, and two Auxiliary
Committees OF three members each, at Knox.
vile and Memphis.
I'd. Said committees are empowered 10 ap-
point b-committees--one for each Congress
sional District. The committee at Knoxville
shall appoint the subcommittee for the lst
Cd and I'd Congressional districts. The COM
mittee at Nashville shall appoint for the 4th,
9Th and eth districts, and the committee at
Memphis for the Tth and 9Th districts.
3D.. Notices shall Be given by handbills,
letterA notices through the newspapers, and
in every possible manner that meeting Of
citizens of the State favoring the Presidents .
restoration policy, 90 indicated by the address
Of the Ex-Committse Of National Union
Club at Washington, should he held In each
county on the last Saturday In July, to ap-
point delegates to Q Convention In each
Congressional district TO assemble on the
FIRST Saturday In August whose duty shall
be to appoint two delegates and two alter
mates from each subdistrict to the Union Ma
tional Convention, to assemble In the city OF
Philadelphia on the l4th day Of August.
4th. In case of the failure of the appoint
ment In any district Of delegates 70 said
Union National Convention, or from any
cause vacancy should occur, 1t shall be the
the duty Of each subcommittee herein pro-
vided for, to perform that duty. And In
case of the failure Of any of the sub-com-
mittees to fill such vacancy, the executive
and auxiliary committees shall make the ap.
pointments, each for its own division.
9th. Each committee shall be empowered
to enlarge Its numbers at discretion.
eth. This meeting shall appoint four dele
gates from the State at large, and four alter
mates; and in case Of vacancy the central
and auxiliary committees shall appoint suit.
able men to fill such vacancy. ~
On motion 1t was
Resolved, That the proceedipQs of this
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Them Good Old Dase.
AZ LosasD FOR BY JOSH KILLINGS.


How dew long (once in whiIe) for them
good old daze.
Them daze when thare was more fun In
80 cents then thare Is now in dollars and
O half. H
Them daze when a man married l4b
pounds Of woman, and less than 0 pounds
(awl told) of enything else.
How dew long for them old daze when
edukashun konsisted In what q man did
well.
Them daze when deakons was as austers
as hoss reddish, and ministers preached to
mems soles instid ov their pockets.
Them daze when pollyticks was the ex-
ception, and honesty the rule.
Them daze when lap dorgs and wet muses.
wun't known, and when brown bread and
TAXED goose made good dinner.
Them dazc when man who want bizzy
was watched, and wimmen spun only that
kind Of yarn that was good for the darning
Of stockins.
How dew long for them good old daze
when now and then gal baby was called
Jerusha, and boy want split IL he was
named Jeuymier. .-.-is
And ye who have tried the fethers and
fuss Of life, who hav had the Goldfish oi
wealth without sense stuck under yure
noze, cum beneath this tree, and long for an
hour with me for them good old daze when
men were ashamed to be fools, and wimmen
were afraid TO be fiirts. fls
N. B,-Tha used TO msik milk punch In
them dazs that was very handy TO take.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

TRuR As GosrsL. Tine Charicstesvilis
lhronicle thus gets of iis disgust NJ the una.
nin,ity with which psapls expect in editor to
be all things TO all mem s.r..
'Praise-universal praise--an American
editor Is expected to praise every sousrsault
that Is turned In circus aud every speech that
10 made In temperance meeting. II one OF
your neighbors puts up nee gutter 70 Q
public building the editor is 70 tell he peo-
pie to look st that gat,er--was there evsr
such gutter bcSore2 lfa workman white.
washes somebody's stable, he must compare
Il to the froscoine Of an Italian palace. ifs
farmer bores hole In gate-posf and fsstsns
the gate with pin, he ,opst describs II - .
wonderful art In fencing. II . villaRs boy
carves the head OF an old man 90 the handle
Of an old umbrella, bis father carries the
work Of art to the editors closet nd mildly
suggssss thai tho boy ough, 70 b sncourag'
~ ff Hfrs II .I.f =. fssae ..., lara u ,.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

A Datchman once being called upon 10
testify In court as witness, exhibited =
singular confusion as 10 his own indensity.-
The usual question beng asked, "Whas 10
your name7p be replied, "vsll, ] call mine
self Fred, hut maybe SOL don't know--it
Ia Yapcup. You see, chudge, mine uoddss
she bavs two little poys; one of them was
iae and one was my broder, or one ves ny
broder and totber vas mel don't know
which and Vas ehnss 90 old - ny bsodss
was young, or my broder was shust q old -
me / don't know which, and nine nodes shs
dout; and one Of ms was named Fred nd
eo,her Yswemp, or one named Yasenp sad
toihsr Fred ] don't know vhish /; and oas
Of us gol died, but mins unoddsr ~ ssses
could tell whether Il wss me q mlns osUdss
what got died 80, chudge, - nst ksow
whether sm Pred or Yaw-Goh. end mine
modder she don't kaow." -. -.fe.h
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

The pretence of plantation hunting Yam
KEGS, that their object in going South Is not
to make money, bnt to better the condition Of
the benigbtei population of that region, re-
calls the aneodots told by Dean Swift Of the
speech made by William Of Orange, when he
landed at Torbay, In 1858, on his way to
take possession of the British throne
" Main beeples," said his majesty to dspu-
tation of Loyal Britons who had assembled
on the quay to welcome him. Mein bee
pies, come here for your goot--for all your
goots' the most remarkable instance, said
the sarcastic and witty Dean, In all his his
tory, of man unconsciously telling the truth.
Phil. Age.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

FALSE CALVES, Bosoxs AND PLuxrERa-A
Mississippi paper has the following; The
false calves are rendered necessary BY the
new style Of atilting hoops" which 20 very
Car toward exposing what was bsfors only
dreamed Of :or existed only In Imagination,
In the language Of an exchange: e7H go
''These calves are not a Bseting show, l''H
For mans illusion given. "a
They're filed with bran, or stulsa VIII w
And swell about foot or 50, ,,
And look frst-rate, by heaven"
The false bosoms are made Of ans wire, Ia
the shape Of birds nest, with small
spring In them, and really look and feel
quite natural. a'st san.
The plumpers arc fastened on the teeth in
such n manner as TO make the face look
round and plump, ard are calcslatsd 10 do
ceive the unsuspecting. Young gsntlemen
need have no fears as regards the lakes Ia
this section-they are all right, and need nc
artificial 6xins-but we do advise them never
to marry Yankee girl without full invcs'
tigation. arel