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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

LIPa INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
bly, one OF the most benefcent projects that ever
J entered the mind of man is that OF insurance OF
Gfe.and limb against the yicssitudes of fate, Many
{ father Of a family has vcntured on a perilous
j voyage with feeling of serenity at the reflection
g that in case Of death the insurance which he has
previously effected in favor of his wife and little
+ ones, would secure them from want and suffering
Let the reader reflect upon the terrible catastr
4 phies which have occurred within the lest few
4 months on the sea-board, on the Mississippi, on
railroads and elsewhere; and ask himself if it is
not due to his family that he should take adyant
age, for their sake, of placing them in some meas
ure beyond the reach of want in case it should be
his lot to die by sudden accident.
Tickets for two, five or ten days policies for one
= month or year, are furnished by the Great South
4 ern and Western Company, whose Office il at the
4 corner OF Carondelet aud Common streets. Thi,
Company has capital of $500 900, with the nriv
iege of extension to one million it has for presi
dent and Directors, such men as General Lonostraet
Messrs. J. G. Holdredge, A. G.. Graham, T. +. Ma,
and others of the most substantial people in hi,
] Country.
For twenty five dollars man can secure nolic,
on his life for SIS GOO for one year. which he has the
certainty will be forthwith paid over to his heirs
on the proof being established.o OF his accidental
. death.
Let every one who has others dependent upon
MIN or herself for subsistence, read the adyer-
tsement of the Great Southern and estern Life and
Accident Insurance Company, corner Common and
Carondeet streets. The premium is SO moderate
as to enable those in the humbest circumstances to
avail themselves of policy to any amount, from
4 500 upward. ...
we repeat, this kind Of insurance is public
benefit, and should be resorted to by every person
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SCH II Il e.

Tickets sold and Prizes cashed by &
CHAs. t. HOWARD, No. Exchange Alley near Canal St,
or Iockbox 500, Postoffce. New 0r,ssEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

Il nfAPLR AND FANCY GRooERIEs.-0re of the
'holcest and mos! extensive assortments of family
sapie and fancy groceries in the city s to be
,0una at DC Common street, the store of Messrs.
''aacson, seixas & Co. These gentlemen have
gDeen West and North in person and have selected
uier own stock, purchasing none but the best and
Freshest articles. Their experience, liberality and
Suogment have enabled them to lay before the pub
tN' such variety of excellent groceries as has
Nareiy been equalled in this city. They invite q
LSis from dealers. steamboatmeu and heads of
Families.
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TAGxEs hIsGAyvLEY . co"
" HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING.

To be found on tie Ieyse and all orders ss nj SIC ONCE
King Bros, Ne 70 Tsh0npetas Affsst, viii es1FEf@ety
Ies6Ss t. F.Ea q e a. zE sSaa1 L4as e lz-a
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CAPITAL PRIZE: gao, COO.

GLASS Into be drawn in Covingson. Kentucky on sA
URDAY, March Slst, 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

CARLOW J. PHELPS, of New Orleans g. L. BUCKNEg,
Of KentUciSyJ
Cotton Faetors
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. ll2 Gravier street, between Camp St. Charles N O.
Having become associated with the commercial house of
HARLOW J. PHELPS CO., propose giving my per-
sonai attention to their business and respectfully solicit Ter
them the patronage of my friends and the public
& 3. BUcKNER
HOGAN q PATTON, ..=
VIII HOGAN, late Yasoo County Hi,s.,
JOHN PATTON, New Orleans, La,
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FoEwARD1Ne KER-
CRANTs,
No 1ss Gravier street. New orlsana
RRUFF. BROTHER 81 sEAvER.
We will resume I'd proximo under the above
No. Il CARONDELET STREE
CHARLES BRUPF, E.v o-,s.n.
49,, s sfShA 4 5f :. BR5jrp;' New York.
New Orleans. March 10, 1856.
AKAKTTN 81 HAWTHORN
B. W. MARTINA I. HAwTHoRN)
81 CARoEDELET STREET,
New orleana
Orders for Plantation Machinery particularly attened to-
T'oREAN. asAoGAE d CO.
tR T. ToRIAN W. S. MAcRAE. late Of Memphis; G. W.
MACRAE hate Porter d Aacrae, Memphis,)
Gotten and Tobacco Factors and Commission
Merchants,
63 CARONDELET sTEBET,
New Orleans
WOoDS, MATTHEWS 81 co..
o. B. WOODS WIZ H. MATTHEW'S, ARCHIE woops)
COTTON FACTORS
General COnimission Merchants,
| ios Poydras Street New Orleans
WANEREa So CRAWFORD,
q. J. WARREN, T. W. CRAWFORD
Successors to Warren Gilmore & Co.,
| COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. s5 csrondelet Street, New Orleans, La.
RRTTroN q MOORE,
| hobf. L. MOORE, formerly with Lewis oglesoy,
| Comnlission Merchants,
No. n CARoHDELET STREET,
| public generally. Wv
7 R.PowELL.
| Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant,
IT cARoNDELET STREET NEW oRLEANs
". R. STUART, Gate Stuart James)
1T y. PERSON 81 CO.,
CoTToN FACToRs
And
Commission Merchants,
| 1870 Common street
STEVENSON 81 AzAsS.
| John A. STEVENSON, a H MAyS
| Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| No. 40 Perdido street
WYCHE d. RICHARDSON
u. E. WYoHE, ]. B. RICHARDSON. Successors to john
Wyche 4 Coz
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
a UNION STREET, NEW ORLEANS
E'LLIs IL CHAMBERLAIN,
O. c. ELLIS, W. c. cHAMBEELN,
Successors to j. G. q w. ELLIS,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
- rs Catondeiet Street, New Orleans
T0AN PHELPS,
tsuccesscr Phelps 4 JonasJ
COTTON FACTOR
General Commission Merchant,
no 43 CARoNDELET STREET, NEW oRLEAEa
n go. s. VAUDEVILLE,
COTTON FACTOR AND CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT,
1s4 Grnvier Street,
New Orleans
TAMPBELL <z STRONG.
COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Oface, No. 1SG Common street.
T Evx d. DIETER.
JONAS E. LEVY, ANDERSON D. pIETERS
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nc. "a CErondelet street.
.---... New Orleans ..
ToMN p. MAEEG0 <& CO.,
THOMAs B. BoDLEVs
Catton Factors, Communication and Forwarding
Merchants,
l2s GRAvIER STREET, Up stsirsl
New Orleans,
w KS. TULLAS,
SUCCESSOR OF rARLEToN WHITING TuLLIsl
. Gotten Factor,
No. IS FERDIDO STREET, NEW oRLEANa
Ut Won PMBL, JR., 81 co.,
HY Won PHUL, Jr, WIN. Won PHULJ
Cotton. Factors. Forwarding nnd Coms,sssiea
Merchants
100 Poydras Street, New Orleana
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COTTON F,ACTORs. ETC.


COTTON FACTORS, ETC.
I .ACEy, TERRY d. co,
ALFRED T. LACEY, Memphis, Tenn, LUGIUs n. TER
RY, Late Of St. Loals, MOI
Cotton Factors and G eneraI Commission HEer.
chants,
NO. SO GAROEDEhET STREET,
New Orleans,
Solicit consgnmenrs of Cotton Hemp Rope Bagging, To
baccs, Producs and Provisions Of al kinds aiso Domestic aad
Foreign Merchandise which shall have prompt attention
We also prepared to make usual cash advances upon ship
nents to friends T. D. Morgan Co. New York, Lacey
acc8hee, Memphis, and W. S. Humphreys St. Louis
HOWARD, PREsToNs s. BARRETT.
Cation and Tobacco Factors
COM MIssIoE aERcB AETs.
1Gs Common street,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
PANKs, LoRrNG 81 CO.
H. A. BANKs W. ". v E99RENgss TON BYHon, G. W.
Gotten Factors, Commission Merchants, ETC.,
lSo Common street, New Or.eans-
Liberal advances Cotton and other produce TO the firm
their friends in New York Liverpool
I OWE q zsIGNoN-
with w. 4. Johnson L Co., New Orleans.)
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
General Con,mlssion Merchants,
43 UNION STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
DEAN, ADAMS 81 ssAFF,
PE.N, Of Dean Mseinnis Wilson, Fsx York 5so 2
CAT, Aurora, Ind
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
NO. 40 GRAv1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
FDEY d. PINcKARB-
a. EDEY, WIN n. PINCKARD, JaS
Cotton Factors and General Commission ri err
chants,
No. So COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS
HUNTINGDON e. EKoTHEE-
"a S. HUNr1NGroN-B. ". HUET1NeToH)
Cotton Factors and General Commission
Merchants,
Nc. 50 NATCHEz STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Cash advances made to oar address and 10
our friends in New York and Liverpool
GELLHs 81 FERGUSON,
cN. G1LLTs, 8. g. FEReUsoR9
COTTON FACTORS
And General Comlnsssion Merchants,
oFFIGE-ge Is CARoNDBLET STREET, IMP stairs.)
new ORLEANS.
M hi. COPELAND 81 CO.
Oh NJ COPELAND, Montgomery-J. T. CANTOR, Eufala Ala)
Cotton Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 carondoIet street, New orlcaus-
CHAL2IERs 81 BOON
IA f. CHALMERS U. & BOON,
COTTON FACTORS
And General Cottn,,sssosa Rzerela.sasa,
NO. 1873 sRAvIER STREET
New Orleans
7 oNGsTHEEr, OWES d. CO..
COTTON FAeTeRs
General Commission Merchants.
NO. 81 UNION STREET.
New Orleans
| u UTLER, TERRY d. CO.,
| CBAxTER J. BUTLER, Vcksburg, Hiss, ADAM CITIZEN
New Orleans THOS. L. TERRY Trenton, La, EpW. n.
R1CHEsON, yicksburg, Missy
| Gotten Factors, General Communication and
Forwarding Merchants,
No. 81 Poydras street, Cfront Office up stairs.l
| HAMILTON d. DUNNECAs
| THOMAS A. HAMILTON, Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN L. DUNN1CA, New Orleans,
| Cotton and Tobacco Factor
|
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. q Unien street, Ne Orleans, Lcnisiana-
| H0RgELL, GAYLE az CO.
| Co. NJ. HoRRELL, J. W. GAYLE, J. z IsEEHoUR)
| COTTON FACTORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 10T PoYdraa street,
NEW ORLEANS.
IT. B. FALLS 81 CO..
E. B. FALLs,-EDWIN HARRIa)
Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN FLOUR AND WESTERN PRODUCE
No. 80 MAGAziaE STREET,
New 0riearl
yNM. q, WHEELEE,
SUCCESSOR TO DUFF GREEN d COY
Cotton Factor and CoaE,fsason Merchant
g. CARONDELET STREET
STEWAET, HYDE 81 Co.
COTTON FACTORS
General Cauamfssann Merchants,
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G M. TODD ssy Co.. DEALERS IN ARTISTS
Leaf, BrunEes.
PAINTS,
vAREISHES,
BRUSHES. gtc.
NO. &c Magazine Street,
One dye above Pgg4ra1
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I ACEY, TERRY d. CO.,
ALFRED T. LACEY, Memphis, Tenn LUGIUs Il TER
RY, Late Of 81 Loals, MOI
Cotton Fa eters md General CommissacD Eer-
ehaHts,
NO. SO GAROEDEhET STREET,
New Orleans
Solicit consgnnenu Of Cotton Hemp, Rops, BaggiBg, To
saccs Produce and Provisions Of al kinds also Domestic asd
Foreign Merchandise which shall prompt attention
We also prepared make advances upon ship
ments friends Z D. Morgan Co, New York, Lacey
McGhee Memphis, md W. S. Humphreys, St. Louie
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
8saI estate.
IBETz q APPIEGATR,
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS,
Office 323 Third street, North Side,
I.a IuAyroy4 buto f lI


N SMALL, FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, SIX miles from
payteni adjoining Liberty-a4bOO. ~
a llne residence, bk acres, well improved
Withlh enc mile Of Dayton-f3,sO0
. a frnme house and four acres, on Greoneastle
isrh Of i9O acres, on Bear Creek good land
Alarm two miles from Dayton. on the Ceying-
new barn aud other ut-buildings, In good order
Gfeencastle Hin, will be sold cheap, II sold soon
Small farm Of twenty nine acres, six miles from
Dayton, on Iiberty pikes well improved will be
sold cheap and on easy terms, j.. u
Good farm near Ccnterville, In Washington
township, OF 1bsk acres, known a. the LOwn't
tarm, nll IN the best Of order viii be srld cheap
NOod farm, all In good order, In Warren county
on Lebanon road from MiddlctOwn, Of one hun
dred and fourteen and Onelhalf hcfcsi a bargain
Good frJn % % acres, In Prehle county, On Low.
isburB and West baltimore road; new house and
barn, good youhg orchard, ell In the. best order
pat bouoin iafsl, on Miller sfOrk a bargain
GOOd frame house and lot on Fourth So, above
hugh water mark; sold at bargain II sold soon.
a farm of 100 acres, mile north Of browns sta
uon, on western r. r., on Twin Greek, wen I'M
farm Of % acres good Odfimprovements, nj
browns station, on Western u. r. 200. =. =. b.
L y Farm Of 70 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-f9.0D0 20 iti
A number Of houses and lots ia dlaVfent parts OF
the city. An wiz be sold cheap, sufiil " 100
ieb2-f LENTz a APPLICANTS, r. +. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03

RobdcIs's BittePs.
They are better than all Pills, Powders. au
pther nauseous, disagreeable compounds.
RObdch's Bttters.
They can be taken without regard TO de,
an appetizer they have no equal -'
,5s RObGcIS's Bitters.
They are prepared by sn Old and slIlln,l nh,
elan, from well known vegetable remedi6s
RObdcI;s Bitters.
Wherever known they have become staht
family strengthing remedy. II. Iitf .I...
l. RObdch's Bitters.
TFy one bottle, and you will always use the l.
and recommend thcm TO others ~ =.
LlanLlInI.a.. Ilfaa....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
Filterer and Cooler Combined

And we say unhes ttNtpgly qpd nlvisedly, that u
Is the only artcle " thg class Ashich has ever hce'
offered 20 the lublic HAT in every way mis- on
evacuation We sell it at moderate price 4
rssoly, can be re. Dachepin twenty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

The PENNSYLVANIA Baptist Convention held its
ynh anniversary he First Bapii't Church in Eric
during the days Tuesday Wednesday and THURSDAY oct.
% % and - Iais is ma.y missionary body expanding its
fund IN The assistance Of .cllc churches throughout the State
II. l.ar5 sessions sie constituted OF delegates FROM tie sew
era chIoac. and ocl, associations which contribute to is
funds TIE Attendance s yea. larger than ever before
and an iacras interest manifest IN the tions OF The
Society Including contributions for incidental emegcn
cics Il appeared hs about o0 Ind been raised during he
wear the specific objects OF the Con' enuoni much larger
than any preriuus year
The opening sermon preached by the Rev j. Dcler
az olt. preao loi during tho
session by the Row Dr. >. " Panue9a Of Upland to Rev,
In j. Wheaton Smith Plldephia the Rev GeoFc Frcar
Of Reading and the Rcr. H.. T. O. Lnoono Of Wilauspof
The name Of the crton changed TO Tho PcGHsy
vaua apt.st Genera. Association for Missionary Purposes
and its Constitution hat modified TO st tito the change
Of name Ministerial Conference for the state also
gained and the several Baptist state organizations were IN
vted hold their anniversaries hereafter ~ connection with
General Association that there may be concentration
OF interest and larger gathering Of the ministry and others
throughout the State oT better acquaintance consultation ana
cooperation. .
The Bptists Of Pennsylvania according 10 the returns OF
last yearth which have been published as yenumber
Al 3g The OF tao past year viii probably add nom
900 10 Coz 20 figures This makes the BlptSts nuner
cay the FRA Protestant denominations IN the State az
the following table viii These statistics taken nom
the latest official publications. Of TIE bodies named some OF
the cures but nom the data used they must be
Yey nearly correct r. In r.r|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
ESSEX MAIu,ET roLIcE COURT
IBoiFs Ja.l.as shladIay !

RIVER THIEVES Mcuiman OF the ship Marcia
Crecalcaf ling - c foot OF FHhst Bat Brcr Ger;el
Tfiucis g.ag and Edward Hatcher vh scaling Ing lni
two pigs Of ron valued go 0leer Hoato IL wamrroi
Ce Ee,cl % Tr,inct ,,l e two accused vth - ri Zen
property a tlsr possession. Ih.v were committed ~ await
mn exam inrf ion baotr Justice SlBni'T
PI rrffrirp M0STr AID 20 riNG GfF1 jfWsief,
wm u Charun q Georgia brought a c)mpiairt 'saipst
Moses Se) lal one stevens ior ganbias enl stealing He
says tat ae was inigltd 90 tie prize Gin IsTeiY
sG., so 81 broadway ola saturday afternoon i1si ld Dly
breast pin clru-5 s. Moses scott was at he door
and ent Within and bought pipe The man belind the
counter lSiCveus said Gentemel You are entitled ~ pres
eu aud produced lOx OF which e drew caset for
deponcni aud watch loT scott An envelope was then seu
the box and shown TO the depOncHt who number
O the Inside. was pat back all Se'5ns
offered 10 bet the number could rot be !Ound again
agreed 70 bet ESQ hat could draw the number Tic
money put up aud deponen drew but no. the winning
umr and c host the stakes The bet made W the loser on
the representation ofSco Three card monte then nitro
duccd bv Stevens He win with the cards numbered
aud and dcp0nent with No g They shged and le
40 card was turned up the 20 blndiod the depo
then wanted 90 let that Scott tue opponent
coud not I'll which iLe No. card aud laid down slOJ IN
bills Stevens atcrward withdrew bis and scott sad
lad Just borrowed sC0 nom end and would bet depo'
nsnt that the card which depOpen thought was not
No No o. Iae let taken and tie deponcat put Goo
Ia Seven hand Whom ihe turncu mp II was me
and then took the money and len The s0c, aeonent
leaving him scott yesterday morning ~
hotel IA lIDadu ay hy dcfonent who I'D Ian arrested
hsd inkea before Justice Shan3c who held Ian ios eAlnha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TONES POLICE CoUHT
before u.tie- Hogsn

RopsEp A FRIEND On Monday last Ellen Laug-
lev coorod rcsden OF classic precincts OF Thomas
cucd go Providence ard pay her mother visit She I'm
parted this information 10 coord friend named Hannah Jack
so and the latter volunteered assist Ellen In getting ready
eef secrrts placed IN her stocking klo0 In The presence Of
o. e way oed et Several places and INDUCED In tho CON
pound known Tomass, GIN E III T sasy became very
undcsscd by her endIt u claimed that while doing 30
99@a SIRE 80 3. G% e boat qs Pre- s sna ,rsS
10 her companions Thomas and commenced 70 sDd
money freely Yesterday woman w,o nsd presented Lion
ing from the fact Of spending money freely tina. sho had
ISOI S Of 1 sc Mn Pcn IN The possession Of he accused
was found the stolen wset and ss 90 all that was c OF o
s SsS Iss f %s pIc and On 70
this city aud her complaint Justice hogan committed her
Of Detention as a witness f D..
TUX CoSf1DEScR GANsMannel COrtcs Fernandez Span.
sh sailor was arrested about week since for attempting 10
doraud Chaihamst clothing merchant named Edeneut Of
clothing the OF so He was committed nc the time
hy Justice Hogan. Yesterday Mr. benjamin b. Danvle
provision n9ehen et 10 ia SLSaeS a. ee dS, S
Cotoz called upon m and stated that he was
the schooner unon Then bing at Fler 10 ~ Ncn I'e ana
that he wanted 10 pnicaso pFo'hlons Ior ING Fssc ~
the same tine exhibited 10 tic complainant eleoks on the cry
banks Tor 5000 ard offered 70 leave item rs colaIeaI seoug
Auer purchasing provisions 70 inc wnoaht o. gu, Co ~
r0Wod ~ ar. u and ltiL lie has SAGE asceIelhe9 tt
ie v SSr o Ti on his ltement
the magistrate committed tho prisoner IN default OF Ooo bal
this adaltioH charge ....
ALLEGED TuErr on A Bo,T-Cbristophcr II Moore
aged years yesterday arrested by Officer Loary
Captain Tombs Police Court squad TIC complaint of
Michael Qulccy of No West ST. The complainant states
tbs a. .lst u tho accused hired from him boat vned
100 with understanding that lie ~ return At DO
same night The boy failed 20 return pe boat and day o.
sinoebr Qugly learned ha ile prisoner had LETT The
boai at Astoria at Browns Hotel Moore who IA bright
looking boy dclaimed my intention OF wishing 10 steal ne
boat and slated that he supposed II would be Niued 70 c
ouncr Justice Hogan committed lin 10 examination Ilc
works in fcnEdery Of no Allenst
n.uECESr AssAuM-Mrs Catherine Barlow Of NO g Park
st. yesterday clusc tho arrest Of Pcrdn Mogance an tlaH
She sal Chat on Thursday last tho accused committed n
decent assault upon Lcg lido daughter aged five yars IL
Wa, committed or tgial by Justice Hogan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
ARMY GAZETTE.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
H0SogABLY MUSTERED OUT.
Second Lieut.. j. A. SaylOr 18th Regime

BIZ TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE
HoSoRABLY MUSTERED OUT
Second Lieut.. j. A. Saylor 18th Regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps. --.
cr, w grton l2eh L. Colcred Infantry duty with 10th
u iasntry relieving Capt H. Hathaway 2ath u s. Coored
Infaury who Il ordered 20 open eerung once IN bosob s
MISCELLANEOUS 20
The muster Of Major w H. Dsplson Captains ~ 8 Bnes
and AZ w ssxson iasth g. CooTed Infantry revoked aud
hey are porsy sssgnd duty with the oh 3 Infantry
Cptsius n W. Watkins r. H. Hathaway, and H. Adneh I0h
Cored Infantry ordered to be returned in service alter me
s ont az that be assigned 10 duty temporarily
Win l ID s. Infny. The muster out Of First Lieut. r. T. Lam
beon Adusan IT, Iuntfy Bevet Captain suspended
1Srher orders hayn. been appointed Acting Adnsnt Of @
U. s. l9Aniry Dryvn
Cant Wright Assistant QDsrteTmaer to report 70 Breve
Assistant Commissioned OF fTeedEe Ms
Aasf. Ia Maryland, for assignment 10 duty.
MISCELLANEOUS
United Infantry r0pdy
between 800 and having been obtained already Inc 9IsnL
stion fthe bstal ion Of The
,s An rvcA by the ofth Department OF missouri
,nJ updsr suthoy Of Lieut. Cen w Il shernAn
90 ~, division isseu has been oompeed MI carson
being ths The officers haye been eonnsoned
by tie Hon Mitchell Governor OF Ne" shS0 he 0"
MISSIONS to dats ioD Dot ., 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

clergy housc with men enough in residence 10 do the paroca
work Of large district to preach ncG Sa De- IN inc street, 70
firing pastoral work by which the poor tho careless and the
mission churches would have parocha schools for bows and
ss e Wy VIZ @ I'm %1 ts :isoG ss$ IS Ssa
ven ponts would hayt HoSo Of Charity Ike 81 Barna
Bss Hoso or Sqpt Stephens in Boston atwhich to
sare ofS odsng amj and welcome and Of snct niorma
ton and counsel tie required n the CITY Hospital
ITS piece md at any rro should mover he hacking physi
clans and dpensares in connection with each Of Mission
stations TO NEE, and take Of thesck The chures
and all should lc rendered attractive suitable ritual no
music and artistic emf Enlistment could make them whs
Mos Gst sS Ind t GoSoteI yo@eS we ssu@ins tho
sec ofie and e habit Of Sisters q Charity aud Mercy Would
selves up 10 Chg therein while would employ in tho
clerical force consiicrobe number o. young men Who
free from family tics and domestic cares aud able TO
live oeNber N community, would consti hte . asso;
eiaie 7pisailns' in this posl and spiritual wilderness
seem possible aud moderate VI Il ne income from g 90
Be toe Ugeh % ea1 thS 9l IN fun The ets belonging g
again Tho Cooperation nov p6scsson Of all theToperty
the 9s Of july ls7 viii barely leave Us without deficit
its cnr thereafter WIFI Che addition Of the incO;no
Ss g A S VI g 2 eS the s !e 81 e. &
ton interest on Us debt allowances and donations Pledged
Sgs P S se@ , a e&o, Si- ssooH aeon;
tr TOO great 10 10 what ! have ID ,iewi Broai,
las been o,iac Trft NINA Sr yers Ever since q me
10 Eev-Ycri ,t fyetfdo-1 in iow1 6ccaisc il Msays
Cach ~ % M dis dcsn, abandoned iorsptcn Jd dcpor
able Qle.tc plu loeau,r t.o1glt and still think tt the
Viao br r. ter ~ Nat Church herc where thc vuih z,
10 V uogo And yc Ola.c es years hsve net lee- tbe
10 20 IrJtas beer1ce FOR the simple reason
Thar l' rns tgtc move. ioc9 90 10Y md The Nesi
ecnnrors f8Tui end warm ieitcd w0uld believe bay
secoe r.,Iy suggest ,a vhicE ,oied tosrd carrying
the worl ~ chr'ifr vat they haze rot had the means
could ts'. c1 o vltf' knew they had rot 20 give
have t,nr. kept silence aud hayo waited WORKING had
cuu,1 yscg aud ably assisted Iat1oU, and fr.
IN Clergy and 0us Goi seeing in tle>' past yeHs moe
donp t'qr urs dolr il tlis parish before.
Wiz ia, 19 cdcd tct bTal,on Of tn Centennial An
Itvcr-G-F c' -. I'I'IS ..-.
,rrt 3rr lnrdcn, which fns not ye. been mentioned
OCCURRED u connection pit tlr geicuaiot Ihe following
yt;c rcs 20 very bor'- no-l cIoss which adorned iie
al'll.
WiH ,hc Ecoior OF T, unity CHURCH permit tis memorial
from tac great grand children IF Tie Rev Dr. AuchmWy
-MatJ Au.iufy Aa Iuclur-tO De placed tAc atii OF
- Paal (.