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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-uN ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL
superior upright Piano. in splendid repair For terms
etc, apply at GIL 81. Charles street
FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
steamers T be sold at low price to effect Humiliation
tons carries 1900 barrels and has 80 cabin
passengers well found in every respect ready for any
work s
Steam Tqgboat sUNFLoTER, the best boat the river
tcylnderl 36x3G, and not hard on fpe-ready.
Steam Ferry @IGGINS center wheel used as St louis
ferry boat and tGwboat perfectly adapted PURPOSES
perfect condition mackineryus Overhaed regard
Steamer RIO GR4NDE iron hull feather buckets fine
machinery carries 1890 barrels very light draft fast and
powerful
For further particulars apply TO
CREEyY, MCPHERSON & Co
daIat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

TOBACCO. ".................... TOBACCO.
60 caddies-embracpg 'Chaenge Navy "Od Dominion -
"a A. A. "Grape Juice" "Peach Blossom" Natural
Leaf etc.
ETHELL & THOMAS.
PDt dras STRAIT
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Az ExyxxuvK As.AuIr.--ia The CITY Court ,ssisfcsy
ssm Of vsc against Jsmss xs0resry. Who Assssnsd
se o~sopsr last.
a LAuscn--A DsAm,--A ferryhcsi a. tksssssd hrs
launched yesterday from The yssd he foot % ks>
beth street. bergen Point for the Of NE Ns~ Jsssv
Central Railroad Company. y t.o feet wdsr than Ne
tsmIn H. Becker. VI fosiy years 81 sse .hS
fved w syri,. s.snss and wn .ntlsysd 90 .asssh ln
wills u being loved 70 Jsrssy CITY. m t t8 aa +.
AlIxcsp Rssssslsssvr-FrankE Quirh. I'D " tnsss.
~as Houss 81 Rssss yesterday " Jssss csss
en- fer sssslos eod psns tks vsluc II vSg from Ms
pkysrs doing baslnsss ~ Ia ~ nsasAwey. hsw
fort A pert Of the gocda we're recovered
fmov,srse Ellen Haley tvsni, af, sAd Eliza ps~scs,
nps,sen years Of go. alleged BE- sheyHsvs ~ pses
sion Asr s~kpg shhts from the sore Of Ara.
sone hey ~s~ o. snfwsssss fsn ne %
. lastius Who kolds them for srsnfnssson-
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Up yesterday ssesinG-
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The telegraph has told u'.how he Sorshssa sscusos
have gone 10 ms aoeoont are disappointed 10 only
oDs partcuIsr Ne had FAINT hops shns BeGnen
wsud carry the S,aie Of lev York. We besed lhAl
hope on tbs hsge msjsnss thsa ~ knew tine cry u
New York void givs hirs. ed - favorable rposts
tbst vs had beard from on CHAR hsadsd observer uho
bad spsat NE summer shas Bss ws an sssr sbs ss
W vsss cesvisesd that sss Fsssr.l rsdt Would e
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remains "a be seen 10 regard 70 the former rsnsdy
has shs eonodss of Uuniy sssssss md ss~sv bss1sd
nsa 70 b. uested With indncrcsos by usi bul 4 Lao
sniu1s<ucs1 ~ ne cptnioss Of sneh pss ~ shodn
eiiss eonalsa.iy % The i~s hat popular ssysnnsus
=. sow ksa 81 ins xssh : ne asmssiBs
p.,,S ne dish sse~u . drspo.,srn. sseI sssi
oathsoms, vrissiinx monHss RslIss. Brovnisw and
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matter fsea shear social uls~e what ~
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clothes, aud sc thss mons ,hs1 spril pofitsnh
potion In contact Yah Ibe si~fss "
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IN mat manner; oourss tks VII osubtissr h siSpfsd
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rpcas With sfspt contempt q a. thinr siH ~lsea
tbsy bsve NO rsess coscess uas With ossss Of ths
Cxaf Of Kass4A HMvfse
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q ear while around and t4nsan Tim the noos was GOV.
cred with criSnson torment 7'' etE 1H NJ m f7B
Jealousy was undoubtedly he hitting cause which led
70 NE perpctration OF the fearful ded although II 10 pos
Anovn whether be over had any eound for suspicion 90
Y respected He had been solser IN the army OF The
sWomsc, aud vas attached 70 10 signal earps. His
liyee 10 this city and 10 aievout member Of the
,@nodtt chHrcb H's wife h. syoung woman, NOT yet
s-sy years Of ase. Taken all ALL At In . siakcpine
aus one That causes the ehcokto bisnch, the noro 10
nas .ha All 10 wonder that uch things can be. 40
ars 4, nuay DC supposed, tn. cltrens Of Manchester
Inn, ,eN.r 81 excitement h tragedy was mover
be again o'o''' ADA :" - n'ps1 - -s'''
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,MARRaAoEs AND DEATHS.

4
1lrsn--snrH. On Wednesday, Eoyemser u, a.
Calvary church, By the Rev.. wIhslm y. walker, NJ.
HpnAss BArykR 70 MAuAssA daughter of the late VIII
Sowsos--wcoparD~ On Thur,dsy. July "a. By Rev.
Dr.. Nswei', ~ novncs q Fiash'nE' L !, y AsSs
g. IAwreaoas, church, ysrkylls. By the Rsr Fmnsr
ha!eschaif raoxAs BSEssAs 70 JAsh eldest daughter
q sss,l Ms... . ~ Il Ss o. s isuy
vebsr lk q The residences Of shs bses fssher ~ the
Rev VIM Brush. n4ssr DoA,9 % EiIA, eldest
Ponsrsn--Cano.--on THURSDAY, November rs, at
Trinity chapel, by the Rev Morgan DE- RucuA Fcs-
srrs 70 ElssA ANNETTE, eldest darshisr Of bsnjsnsn
Hrsssss-- Bsusrrs On "wednesday November II, a.
the houys 81 mo pssior Rev. Caleb sapp Jcssa A.
HAss, q colssoch ~ j., hAsr u hnuuEs % 'hss
EeArurvsl-IHussroz rsnssns, cons., on
wednssa.y ycssmbsr q ey the Rev y. = NO.. fs1.s
Pl,d aaS1 4oo weass.i.y. November "A
"a ns lee r. ss % y ns ss a'S
Td-smsp--wI.a-on Tuesday evening, November
ca.s.s asss ier...sD OF o. iss cry % Eiiss l
M ! ! s:::., ) ; y s ss:.' "a. !, !, s 4:
EssA N TgxArISs, all q shis city. t t
Boston Jodssai psssss copy, sra san a.r.
49, sg -. astI Ntt
Bn1--fn Bssskiyn, on thursday, November 10,
Dol h.II on,y esssh'sr Of Hemp nd Dsss b'sse
- a bod eops 70 bloom 10 heaven -. !.
me fsss6s Of ths fsnay are invited 70 attend me
fssesA ffon The residence Of her pssrna ~ Ccmons
avenpe On satordsy aitcrpoon IT bafpast one ecos-
.srrtuh On Th1fydsy November u, a. nine Q.clptk
n NJ srs&ra4 cssrsEK. wse~ of Captain , c. Camp
be, - tle First Ns- York rc.aniesu ooionsi rsHsss.
CJL1Nxk-On 1hprsdsy, November 10, kpDg. niy
chadol oi''nxn ana ~ Aiethda c.ianOfe aged ycAr,
aaoA tbs snd daya "a $3.50 NfaE - -
Relatives ADD ffieufs nvlsd 10 attend The funeral
from No 10 West Thirty ssscuts street. GA saturday
s'iernoon, al two o'clocK
coTzio On Thupday. xevsms>r 10. Hssr EusA.
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Pcvrss-.rrs rloun Rvu.ss,. written FOE the
wErLr HxsALD BY Jsnss Risino, ''rAiuss LsAvsa /"
u ..s contain, mo Alsbs, Isper,As, News from
Eursps received during shs wssk and up 10 tho hour "
going 70 press By The cAhss AID stssmshps Including
our London and Paris corrcspondenos ImporlADs Move
msni Of the French Mexican bondhoiden, The latest
IntsDlssucs fyvs Hirnrnar the scene Of he csDdAa
Trsuties, sbs Holy Land cnlsA japan nc Our wc.siy
Bsdss. q waAAipgton sevs snssssas rsAissu ~ the
highest Esions Interest; Coptinssaloa Of The Essiss
rrAis 10 Canada, nciuding The Aoaaliai u D~assi
DIAMOND, The cofvk,on and Sentence Of william Nay.
dss Daniel wneisn ssd Jsks osiun, the novemsuts u
shs tansaAs0 ssthonns~ &c. Ths nsiserc sho~sr
containing rcporls of Obssraiiors v~isns pssss o.
The United s,At-s and spseaA csbIs Tssgrss q.
scrblns the brilliant display vhssh visve1 fram
Grsrsw,eh obs<rvsspy, Ensaad; The Lat Storm Ia The
Bahamas Our specsAi vspsr q ne Dsp~<sass o. LEO.
,susns G~ssrsi Sherman and nsnis csnph~u fov vsys
Cruz; The carr-ni Ssss Il tAs wsss, lselsslng IN
prosnln .ni polucz sod Local hsssrs ksws from cai
novph csnss~ cass xsfDoo, sssn ADsre~ Ae. Edi.
ss~sNis On leading sor~. our spsrsx caIsndw oon.
tanning rspors Of ne Torf Aqssic Events, Ae fls.
snsy, Ans.ur, scsepuss sod n,rIhs Infsig~ecs, NJ.
iisssas Matters, smnrsctsx . nighy irssSsvsns
hissoscai ssgich Of he e. hals chHsA 40
kmsrcs TnsasroaI ssd hssi<A Rs.ie~. Bofsssn
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sfesh~r-is-is~. ana stss ssGmifs s~selae.
pros u,s Dgeoqss uoes, H~~ld Nov "
90 rlpraday sfenng, kevssrs khosi s~ssD q a<s,
" Msysrs vesif~nt o. Manchester dslfssf.tsl,
sbot and k.l1si his svn cha sni sts~mrssd rnsh
TIA bloody COX ty mufdsrhs hs vie. art~ar TAI
% tto wysnsx 10 question Nc obtained pvt ~ tsniy
al dms stars and wocssdr beess. Ats dnipg hs
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10 ilftf.. stssix.

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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

IT, Chsavess Newspaper asA Best Literary
f4 gs~rsas ID the Cssasrv.
Ths wGzLs HmAls fos he pssssas Sssx, nsw rssdy,
contains ne beautiful domsss s,oy, 10 -four chspssn
entitled, ~ .s.
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On csrr - W., ~ fSs
y Mss. q To~pAsas esssfy. N.- r~ss sf~..
49, V - sg1s.oy 4 soc wsstsis Nslaa iss~xf~rs
As@tstrs ~ R.gs tss "a - "a gfsf ~ . ss.e
tst Hb al ~ e@rersfv tH#a# ttM ~ dtf 10
'assfsas III san~xis.sn " ~ ~ 80 80 sssesS
b8AAwsa
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. From tho JnclJyn (Mss Clarion, Nov. o
Tho stream Of politta esenis IL very unslosn Bber
y regulated and proycicd BY law, aud founded upon
justice has been unans purify IT, and anarchy rsvel
ling IN spos snutehd from the majority without sha-
dow ~ law equity will havo additional Inspiration
aud may onAl upon the country al tho w0es as radi
cal members and SPEAKERS have foreshAdowsd We In.
dlged IN tA nope lAt the vots Of New York Tues
dry would have put me radicals 70 re0scting upon the
policy they have been sastins upon tho people but
rad,casm has the reign u power probably for the next
three yeAss. @
In Massachusetts ~ mo aid 10 Ihs rsvsluSjonsey am
bton Of Stevens, Butcr and Fornry, negroes have
been elected tho Legislature. Charles J. 0cbeil Il
sslfsdncaicd negroha was nomiraasd and elsctod by
QUE Of Tho weahiess ant uss -ssds In nes
ton asslDss an emissns ycr of thst city The othsr
sscccssful negro Is r. Walker, Of Chsrestown-s man
repeated 70 BE- equal In Aens 70 many II the white issi
lsfors VI thai HkaiA 4 Hsg 4f3.ss.r .Hn.y hNty 81
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materially. y va sss 70 csedh III dsspaiohs& ssin
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parry While " 90 - assa " pradsss % ,aks
a. sctivS part in 1olilcs Jpst nov, siil We must
cheer nd sncourauD tbole Wbo are lsbviny IN our
mont Il tbs North. And Ii sdiealsm doe: not .nxulf
US bsess shs c Of Johna Standardization sonssrvs
Ism VII trump !. has much Y eeotssd Nth aod
neinesa. And then ~ h0 V carry dong toe snuvar
men, and cofnba the inausscs Of holders Of paper and
usAdjustcd oaius wls fear ue power Of 6eetheru rep
r~ssutauon Ia CougSsSa Tas yosa Ahows frspdz IN
the North are eoonted BY ntIons and ~ the passions
and lnlsse~ls OF men de away tho
arr augmented. 90 Ne say lot lake courage, rsdi
csism doss nss bsinx dvil before hs c,sss Of
triumph and reduce tbs Sune fanatics Of Hs~ England
70 utlAr dagtrucst0o. r.. HMM MG# f# NEsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

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n ia ia ens pal 7EH vehau f.m.ar. VI. ne
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

II UMBER sHINGLR AND LATH NxLL-JUsT FIN
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puruhsss rsGs 70 STARE Win 6r vnA sssfscso interest
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

Poxrss-'rU rnozH Evu.D." written for ths
wrsALr HxsALD BY james Risaino, '.YAipso LsAvra .
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ROBBERY AT THE ST. CHARLES HoTEL-
one OF THE DISCHARGED CONyICTs NEAR
NEIGHBoR.-At late hour on Saturday
night the room of Mr.. Alfred Moore, OF
Carlisle, at the St. Charles Hotel, was en-
tered, and the sum of one hundred and
forty dollars in currency taken from his
trunk.
On Saturday evening, John g. Conners,
of Baltimore, who was committed to the
State pcnitcntiary on October 2s, 1868, for
stealing, and who was released on Friday by
the President 5 order, went to the ST. Charles
hotel and registered his name. Nothing was
known about him, and he was given a
room next to that occupied by Mr.. Moore,
whose money was stolen few hours after
Conners's arrival. On yesterday the same
man (Conncrs) accused guest at the St.
Charles of cheating him at faro on the pre-
vious night. The person against whom he
brought this charge slapped his face, which
Corners did not in any way resent. Con-
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on yesterday morning, and will now pro-
bably make his way to "parts unknown /"
as soon as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-23

Row IN BuTCHERrowN.-Mary Murphy
was arrested yesterday for raising very
great disturbance on her own premises.
She continued her disorderly conduct
when in the hands of the police, and made
and transferred the bedlam she had ruled
to the quiet walls of the cage-that dwell
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amiable people who temporarily sojourned
there, and the authority of the police was
for time utterly contcmned by the im-
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Bette alias Eliza Strong was arrested
yesterday under the charge of grand
larceny.
X. Washington, negro, was arrested for
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officer while in the discharge of his duty.
Henry Elan, of Danville, was yesterday
arrested for trespassing upon the premises
of James Walsh.
Lucy Robinson, ncgress, was arrested
for assaulting and beating Maria Comfy.
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