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To the President of the Chamber of Commerce:
Sh:-Your committee, to whom was referred the
matter of the sale ard delivery of cotton, after
consultation have agreed upon the following
TERMS as being equitable and just both to the
seller and buyer, and at the same time calculated
to protect the planter from the gross frauds now
practiced and would most respectfully ask their
adoption: =
lst RESOLVED, That it shall be the duty of the
factor to have cotton sampled on the wharf, and
all the loose cotton taken to his Office, and under
no circumstances shall any one in his employ be
allowed to dispose of any portion of it and that
of the owners of the cotton
z I'd. Res0lued, That a charge of ten cents per
bale, for sampling cotton, shall be made by the
factor, in account of sales rendered.
Sd. Cotton to be sold by sample. tI.
4th. The order to be given for the delivery of
the cotton by II o'clockM NJ. on the day after its
sale, 5f u E,s5.; -
5th The factors fire risk on the cotton to CON
tinue until IL O'Clock the third day after its
sale in case of non-remoVal butin the event Of
moval, the buyer shall then insure it, and give i'm
mediate written notice, naming the point to which
it may have been removed, also stating that in
surance has been effected by him.
9th. The cotton to be concentrated at some con-
venient point in case of need, there sampled and
approved.
7th. The cotton to be reweighed by the buyer
before sampling, and the weights reported upon
before being removed, SO that, in case of any dis
crepancy it may be corrected.
sth. Sampling to be done in careful manner,
and no more taken from the bale than is necessary
to show its grade or quality.
9th. Payment in full to be made to the seller on
the fourth day after sale, and the seller to have
lien upon the cotton until paid for in accordance
with the laws of the State of Alabama.
leth. The broker to name the principal in all
cases. fy. .l.-. . Il.
18th. All loose cotton, in resembling, to be de-
livered to the principal and in no event are the
employees Of the brokers to be allowed to dispose
of the samples, loose cotton, to have any in
terest in the same. i -
Resolued, That all regulations conflicting with
the preceding rules be, and the same are hereby
rescinded. 7a s or
J. M. Withers, Robt. w. Smith, N. ii. Broun, A.
j. Ingersoll, S. J. Murphy, Jas. Crawford, Daniel
MCNEIL, committee from Factors and Buyers.
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z n MI. John A. andrew and others have handed
sn4Tess. through III. Sumner. ! petition asking
1r change ii the mode Of electiug the Prcsidenf'
- W Hnit1 States 80 as 10 abolish the electoral
5erus aad elect BY TIE popular vote.
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REPORT OF JOINT CoMMITTEE OF FACTORS AND
BUYERS ON THE SALE AND DELIVERY OF COTTON
Z IN MOBILE. ~ zl" tE3 ffa ra tr4
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pauAzsna0
ssbscrpticn - ii advance, searly
n sAas- rssss; sinEls COPIES 70 cents.
Isl FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH ., 1866.
sesciaa " Orleans Crescent
FROM THE mo .GRANDE.
q sS
MATXxoRos. MEx1co Feb. 26th, 1866
4a seems TO W quiet Of late, on the northern
x nepaxted un0bstrlctAd The diffetent Liberal lead
- - high fanctipnares vi this section have d
ia - bsen congregated Ia and around Brownsville
Kew nights NO, i lot Of them. with Negrete al
aS he'd. were arrested III tint taun by Tho city
; not bscanss hey xsre Liberals, but BE-
& esHse they happened 70 Be n gamb-
ling house which the marshal came across
u tke exsc1ts0n VI III general order % break III
q q shiiag houses.
IA Negvete was about 70 open recruiting Office
5kcre, but Tie United States authorities gave him
| uarnipg not to do It. Y ~
The presence Of these Liberal leaders over the
Afver, .pparenty thinking Of and doing nothing
xeates aome httls nervousness on this side, not
withstaading this city Is pretty well fortified anu
EAxrisoned. In Matamoros there ere millions Of
dollars worth Of msrchandise slowed away, and
n nnumerabls Golfers ~ white and yellow H spon
1uIics Of which The Liberals doubtless think and
81 a II I. t,,a ;,rss.;, 3, ,,o,l
49, II ill., liver tat Y NM % s 4 i,
MI y1,at III hrav II " ~ ~ ~ seems w;se
: = ssr,ouob e I'll "a rive the views 81 peope s.
sstke Mexican side, Ia general prejudical to the
honor Of fhe United States, would only tire and
perhaps disgust You, So give It all the goby.
There have lately been several tumults and
Moody fraeases between disbanded troops and
N 11exfcsns ii fa,danroes ani other n1acaa ~ NJ
gtazch ii Brownsyilie. IA check tha eviI H.
3 has reiused "a cra,,t further nermits for
sails Or fanfaanroes: il irving 70 break IN the
"; xsxnhling houses; and On Sundays tbe resorts 81
n sissspation are 60 ven closed or guarded that
s ezsads come over 10 Matsmoroa 10 amend the dav.
E mi On this side everybody has ii be cjrcumspect,
4 Tke police are numerous and VEN armed, and
X have lately quellsd several disturbances which
aterNise might have resulted traricaIly. ii ii no
W xke 70 yet into TIE Matamoros 1ocgnp ana race
\; VI Aicslda ID the morning The common punish-
M rnt Of those who cannot pay their fines. consists
H. 1l1sning and repairing the streets. ss
Thsre II nee speech between United States sol.
\ aTeFs and ex-Confederates on this side, when the
ii srsser come over visiting. The arguments are
N monty more emphatic than elegant, and wind
N - win knock down occasionally. Several
ags 40, for publicly drinking an insulting toast
Y ~ N4xfmilian. Il
From thS interior Of Mexico the ne ws, Is usual.
4 = uf ~ aorts. There are reports of Liberal sue.
&; slves md captures of property here and there.
L IL fhe other hand reports of tie steady al
= s1l6nt q the Imperial power
kS<e !. Ia i former letter. spoken Of the indie
~ n military rganization known u the Con.
s kssersnIas,s' composed mostly Or Americans,
& - nlsderstes and disbanded United States
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ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ea5. ga-sg a.g s5 -.s.5 A. MOBILE, March 6, 1866
To the Editor Of the Mobile Daily Times =
Please publish the following report, which was
unanimously adopted at an adjourned meeting of
the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, held at the
Merchants and Planters Exchange, this day. at r
o'clock P. M.
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COAL AND MINING COMPANY.
ITPPER OUACMITA, COAL AND MIN
L-.=| n. ING COMPANY. ...
Splendid Opportunity for Investment.

This Company organized in 1857 and prior the break
ing OF the expended considerable money in the estab
interrupted the breaking of the and much of
the Companys property destroyed by
estate belonging the Company consists OF 24e
coal lands situated the ouachta tiyer above and
Union parish La Two seams are open inspection
when the water in the river low The seam which
river bed Coal from this has been aalyaed by various
chemists and be extremely rich in oil and paratne
and IS in thickness as shown by an exposed section in
the Each sere Of this seam should
royalty of bpshe would be worth Four Mil
Of so miners mining at the rate Of 100 bushels
yearequa 6UoO0 barrels which, 70 cents barrel
would yield revenue Of From this tho cos. min
running expense of $1,000 month, exclusive OF fuel
would make three trips with four between New Orleans
month Of Red river where i contaminated e establish
depot for the supply Of Matches Memphis vcksbn5g and
res each and the total freight charge would not be quits three
PER barrel The mining at four cents per bushe ten
per barrel would be S0 showing the following
guilt
500 bills coal at zoe. per Dbl Si20000
Deduct expenses for mining and freight. 5000
Throwing the odd $4,000 for contingencies and nciden
tai the balance would be equal to dividend Of %
show the value of the coal from the
which greatly inferior to that Of the lower seam the follow
ing is submitted: d.
ANALYSIS OF PROFESSOR j. L. RIDDELL.
This may certify that, by analysis find compact dark
nsea Ans by H. Norris to Contain
deprived of moisture in one hundred parts by weight:
Volatile combustble matter, producing pyrogenous oils
- etc. dlstuation 81 ~
Ash s 80
100
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STATE LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEpAnrMKsr,
New Orleans Feb. 8, 1856
VUHEKEAS. application has been p,ads to
w by Jules beaumont for the canceng Of his official
bonds Auconeer in and for the parish Of Orleans to witt
bond dated May Is 1885, for the sum Of $4,000 signed
curity o dated July r. 1850 for the Of SloO
signed BY persons above the condition Of said
being for tho faithful performance by said Jules Leau
mont OF his duties as aucti0neer aforesaid
described bonds to show In writing Of the Office Of the
Secretary Of State within ninety days al e the last
of this advertisement why the said bonds should not be can
Given under my hand and seal Of the State this 9Th day
February D. 1856 and Of the independence OF the United
''"'s' ''' n'''''''A j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. II. HARDr Secretary Of State a9 q"
BUREAU DE L'ExEcurIY, ETAr DE la LOUISIANA,
Hs Nouvelle Orleans 10 6 feyrier l866 J
A TTENDU que Jules LeaumOnt Sest ad-
"A resss auourdhui moi ain de faire annuler les eau
Tn cautionnenent us mai 1855 de Ia somme de
$4,000 sgne par jules Leaumout coe principal o. Henry
20 Tn cautionnement du IL juliet 1850 de la meme
somme, OF signe par les memes personnes. .
cauonnenens ayant ats fourn par 10 dit Jules Leau
mont Ia fdee execution dc Sos deyoS CONNIE eneah
teur-- @Tu# ~ Fa. -t.#.ts f.t.' 3. =,
consequence donne toutes les personnes na
dsvor ire connatre ecr al bureau Gu eefe
at dams les 80 jours qui suvront Ia dernee pubca
on de cee proclamation les rsons esquess les dts
cautionnements seraient cancelles ct annuleb
Dome signature OF lie do Etst &c sxiefe
Jour de fevrier 1885, ct Ia 9eme de fndependence des
Etats Unis. --., ,u..,,,,
Par lie gouvemeur. .s -sgT.s. ..=.h
j. H. HARDY, secratairc dEtat. 81
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PROFESSOR GEsNER's ANALYSIS, ETC, OF COAL
FROM oUACHITA RIVER, ARKANSAS, FOR THE
UPPER OUACH1TA COAL COMPANY.
The coal is Of brown esC Ray shining fraf
being 1000 ,.5. rs 5.s
periments volatile matter condensed into anmoniacal
water oils and uncondensed gas % SO
A Altss: az y
.,,s3. ys 4 .g ~ I'd 10000
and gradually heated mp 500 degrees Fahrenheit The VIOLA
s s ss o 5 @ q eo S d
or at the rate Of 81 60 gallons Of crude oil ton The oil
etes was degrees f Fasrenhs 'D''' "'A
next distilled the crude oil and treated by my method for
the production Of hydro carbon or lamp oil and parane The
Lamp oil gallon X pins nearly at thu rate Of % ss
gallons per ton nearly Parafne gallon or 7bs l4e to
The lamp oil tested in of the ordinary coal oil lamps
e is SuEnnE Tie
% ~ msn sS P beng shsf fnan th e 81
ply nearly all the fuel required for the manufacture of the oils
Fifty pounds Of coal was also in regard its heating
eyapoatng efficiency and for the Of FS
very fairly tested By employing il IN steamboat - certain
number Of hours against any other ka o, CO., N use
gave strong and durable heat. ,,,.....,,,.,, :.
The ouachta coal does not n a an NOR
s esesss e shs sFsTah es
s 5S Il, s snss h q ssy
s IS sRs ae a 1sf nearly and
the os Ct oil na ass sas y s
BE- mixed with other kinds Of fuel eanrsd At
short notice Its application to practical purposes have
"a William street, New York, Oct ~ 1860.
Ia gsun sdns amp MG at s psa aon
luhr n 2nary lhnn o M
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Between Camp and st. Charles Streets, New UTieanA
full stock of News Book and Job Papez together with
Cards cardboards Ink Type, Presses and all the articles
necessary for the makeup nespapez book Or Job print
ing efiee.
Lbssty Job Presses Adams Cootage Presses Connori
uaitsd States Foundry Lshthoys News Ink; and Wadei
Solored Inks
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OEFICIAL.
ORGANIZATION
MADISON WELLS,

DECENTRALIZATION =" I
N J. MADISON WELLS, /
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Cotton Dimculty In Mobile Ended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-09

There be question of the great value Of this COAL If
be easily mined and cheaply transported to market
j. L. kIDDELL Professor of Chemistry
.... Medical Department University of La
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By the Governor: a.,l7.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
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s. WAGNER, Notary Public.
Icery the foregoing to be true copy of the original
record my Office the of the subscribers being omitted
New Orleans Sd March, 1856
GSigned) S. WAGNER Notary Public.
The Undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages for the
ish and city of New Orleans State of Louisiana cees that
the foregoing of incorporation has been this day recorded
in his office. in Society Book No. 6, folio 50 III
tsgned) CHAs. E. LENES Dep. Rec.
New Orleans March 3, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

The weekly GREscnNr, issued this morning,
contains all the news of the week by tole-
graph and mail, editorials local matters O
interest financial and commercial summary
state Of the markets, and collection of in
teresting miscellaneous articles. 1t is an ac
ceptabIe present ttessend to 4 friend oracorres
pondent in the country. Copies, PIT up in
wrappers, ready for the mail, can he had at
our counting roon. We viii receive a limited
number Of advertisements for he weekly,
and as tie paper cireulates in al the sur
rounding States its value as aa advertising
medium is very great,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
In Meneriam.

HALL OF THE YouSG MENs BESRvo1ENr ASSOCIATION, /
New Orleans November, 1866. {
AT regular meeting held MONDAY. November 5th 1866
the following resolutions unanimously adopted
dered to be published:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Alwe Providence, in His
mysterious dspensstion from midst be
loved Brother eud worthy Secretary, J. A. FEUILLoLEY
whose death in the prime and vigor e after few hours
Sickness hss saddened hearts, reminding
tainty of life
And WreFeas, We deeply regret and his DEATH
humbly submit the win and Decree of the Most High who
doeth all things we'll,
Be Resolved That in the death of Secretary FEUILLO
LEY, this Association has lost worthy member Jealous
and efficient officer and friend and the community
most useful citizen and high toned gentleman-one who
while with affection and esteem by his many noble
qualities and by his zeal and devotion for the welfare
Of The Society, and his generosity of action.
Be it Resolved Thar offer his bereaved family
warm sympathies and that copy these Res buttons be
presented them; and token of respect that ag
of the Society be aped in black and the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days,
G. II. BRAUGHE,
Lu A. RICHARDS,
A. SAMBOLA,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

PHoroeRApHs. We tender our thanks to
Hi. s Anderson, whose gallery is at 81 Camp
street for very hne photographic likeness
Of Gen. Beauregard, handsomely framed, the
execution Of which does much credit 10 his
anerits as an artist.
We are also indebted 10 Massrs. Turner q
Cohen, of 81 Camp street forphotographs of
Manager Floyd of the Varieties Theater, and
Miss Prentice and Mrs. Chanfrau Of the COM
pany, the latter being represented in three
different aoenesin 4 ArraE- nalPogue. They
ARE excellent works of art.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

EDITORIAL CouRrEsrEs.-We present below
specimens of the courtesies that pass daily be-
tween the two Evansville papers-the Journal
and Courier-the former radical and the latter
Democratic:
The exposure, by our correspondents of the
pitifsl cowardice Of the contemplate braggart
who edits the Courier, is really what's the
NATTER Evansville Journal.
We DO not intend to be led into any newspaper
controversy with the three dogs who edit the
journal; but We will nevertheless, say here that
the writer Of the above is a liar, sneak, thief
and one of the most arrant towards who ever
thrust his low. thievng person into the comnany
of gentlemen.-l Evansville Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
!SEc011
EN GINES AND SAW MILLS.
ESerEnges- PISTOLS.
! A, 3. GRSWOLD 3 co. AG rs FOR HENRY DERNGER

PHILADELPHIA, October 4th, 1866
have this day appointed Meers A. b. Grswold i Co., of
New Orleans Sole Agents the sale my Pistols in the
States 0 Mississippi Alabama L7uana and rPXas Dealers
IN atty Of hee States OBTAIN 1ham hom Messrs A B.
Griswnd 6 Co at my lowest wholesale rates. and my full
gaayahtes accompanies Pistol OF manuctnre sold
by them IVENRY DERINGER.
Referring to The above card from NJ Deringer would
caution be public against limitations Of biscFlebated Pistols,
4nd 13y them tina cJtnpete ut Of the GENUINE
DERiNGER Ril Always be kept on hand, by
A. B. GRTSWOLD & CO.,
Corner Canal and Rqyal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

We viii issne the CREscENr, on Monday
morning, in triple sheet, thereby enabling
us to display the favors of our advertising
friends to great advantage Our Monday
edition is always larger than on any other
day, ana offers superior advantages to adj
.uer4isars
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Nav Books. BIelock y Co, 1a0 Canal
sstreet have sent us AIilIys or the Hidden
Gross Ian American novel, by Lacy Ellen
iuerllsey Published by Loring of Boston,
ssa86 pages, handsomely printed and bound.
Also : Toe Good fol Him." 200 pages, in
4 gaper cover, by Florence Marryatt. This is
am English novel, by ii aathoress WHO has
q lready made q reputation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

TIN GREAT FAIR IL NEw 0IREANs. We
are pleased tn assure our citizens tlae there is
now no doubt that this fair will be d perfect
auecess. The oitiee of the association sia daily
crowded with persons making entries Of arti-
eIes to.tSe exhibited at this great fair. Agri-.
cultural implements arrive from aH parts Of
{ he Western States, and ON planters III par
al sular should not neglect the opportunity to
b present at this exhibition Of labor saving
mai hines, where plows, moving machines,
eulh gators and other implements Of the
great sst importance To the South will be
sepres ented-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

The Rev Dr. Hedges, rector Of St. Lulxe's
church, viii ofioiate tomorrow at II o'clock
4. NJ, III the sanate Chamber of the Aechan-
les Institute. The seats are free. The public
are invited
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

A GuMFsE BEHIND THE MAsK.-The North
Carolina Presbyterian says:
A eolored Baptist minister at Beaufort, South
Carolina, wfites to the Christian Record: Some
OF our white ministerial friends are more in the
way of procuring farms and keeping our poorrace
indgnoranee than anything else. They pretend,
when they are North, that they would come down
here and do anything for our race in the way Of
enhghtening them; but instead Of this, when they
see the cotton bag, they forget all about Christ
and Him crucifed, and the saving of souls" Of
certain Northern merchants, he says IAN they
wish to dois to teach what President Lincoln has
done, and pat the colored man on the shoulder
with the left hand, while with the right hand they
catch hold Of his pocketbeak. And when they
have got the last cent from him their friendship
suddenly ceases. Then he is only nigger.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

PHrLosorHY AND "Pmsrs."- Hsrace Greeley
and John Morissey are competitors for a seat in
Congress from the Fourth District Of New York.
A splendid selection for botsl parties.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

CoMnsrss1oNEn TO THE PANS EXPOSITION
The President, We learn, has appointed Mr.
Henry Lawrence Of this city d commissioner
to represent the United States at the Paris
Exposition 4 most excellent appointment,
Mr., Lawrence, while representing the coun-
try at large, VIII be also good representative
of Louisiana, having been identified with the
interests Of the State for nearly forty years.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

1t takesa $7l2, 900 to pay the increased salaries
of congressman. An exchange suggests this is
pay triotisIn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

To BE PRosEGUTED.-The Memorial Diploma
tique is about to be prosecuted for charging the
king of Prussia with sheep stealing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
MARRIED.:

On Thursday, tho 8th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Guon Mr..
GEORGE DOLE to Miss ARABELLA PETRIE, both of
this city.
hE1~ Mobile papers please copy ...
On the 7th iust by Rev Dr. Hedges WALLACE F,
MALLORY and Mrs ELIZABETH j. PATTERSON, all OF
this city
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

on the new docket for the present term of the
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, there are TWEEN
ty.oue lihels for divorce Fourteen Of them are
petitioned for by wives and seven by husb&nds,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Services atAGalvary Church, Prytania street,
on Sunday, at Il 4. N. and II P, NJ. Rev DR..
Lewis, Of ST. Francisville, rector
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

Somebody, says the Wilcox, Ala, Times, told a
story in our office few days ago which shows
how the price of cotton is kept down. Yankee
who has purehasedand planted near Montgomery,
III this State, asked two three of his neighbors
to ride over his farm and make an estimate of his
crop. They did SO, and being old and experienced
planters our Northern friend expected fayora.
Bile decision from them. When, however, the
highest Of their estimates was that he would make
about forty bales his countenance betrayed inde-
seribable astonishment, Good Heaven!n he ex-
claimed, II have been writing North that would
make thousand balese
II IS such accounts that make the Northern peo-
pie helleys that we are growing great crop down
South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

One days pipkings from the Albany Evening
Journal: The trump card,' brag,' teuchred,
skunked, law, ohancery, foul, throw up the
SPONGE clubs are trunps,' the cards are packed
and its no use to shuttle, strikes out from the
shoulder, 'honors are easy the greatest knaYe in
the pack slipped jack from the bottom Of tie
pack bottle holder,' The above constitute some
of the moral IDEAS of the radical, when boiled
dnwn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

The Chicago Times, which, by the way, is one
of the best political and news journals in the
northwest, daily styles the Chicago Tribune the
P. 0. NJ B, r. N. Of this eity; that is, ,'he poor
old morning black republican, newspaper concern
OF this city,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

The New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad,
and the Mississippi Central will during the Fair pass all per-
sons visiting New Orleans half the usual price ei ekes
Passengers will be carried the New Orleans opeonSas
and Great Western Railroad and the Steamboats, running on
BAYOU Teche in connection herewith at haprce from the
1911, to the 29th November, inclusive. .,
The yicksourg packet Fashion Captain P D. PTa1t. WI
bring all persons coming New Orleans during the peFied 0
the Fair, at half rates ,,.
The following Railroad and Steamboat Lines will retar'
FREE OF CHARGE, all Exhibitors and their Wares
present at the FAIR New Orleans, commencing on the
goth November 1866:
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Pacific Railroad
Desmoines Valley Railroad. .--.. ...
Cincinnati and Gainesville Railroad.
Syracuse Birmingham and New York Railroad
Peoria Pekin and Jackson Railroad.
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
Rutland and Bnr gton Railroad
Keokuk and Mount Pleasant Railroad.
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company.
LUTHER HOMES,
Secretary and Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

STATE ENenEEa FoR MIss1ssIFpI We
learn that Capt. 4, S Hardee has been
appointed BY Coy. Humphreys the State
engineer of Mississippi, under an act of the
Iegislatqre authorizing the compilation Of d
new State map.