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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

WILCOX & G1RBs Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord and embroider With
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox & Gibbs are repaired
and warranted At No. 8 St. Charles street. Please
call and examine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Gen. Forrest has been held in bonds of ten
thousand dollars for his appearance at the next
term Of court in Memphis, to staud his trial for
killing negro on his plantation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

DESIRABLE, COMFORTABLE AND WELL BUILT TWO
store Frame Dwelling, No, IL Euterpe street. Pry
tania street. and story Cottage adjoinas-a An
NC large lot Ground Pelymua street, between Coliseum
u Walk and Prytania street. and well built two story
Stable ~
By j. II. WALTON ID hes LONDE.S8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

CRESCENT Cry SUGAR REFTNERY.--This well
known and popular establishment, it will be seen
npon reference to our advertising columns, is now
ii full blaat and ready to fill orders for LOAF and
powdered sugars, golden syrup, reboiled mo
lasses, etc. The syrnps made by the Crescent Re-
fnery have song been very popular with the public
and We have no doubt but that they will continue
to be 60 as long as buckwheat and pancakes arc
in demand They have never been excelled yet
and in cur humble opinion Aessrs, Thompson Go
must have borrowed the secret of their manufae
turs from the bees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE AND PoRTER.-Those
who are DESTROYS of procuring genuine article OF
English and Scotch ale and porter are referred to
the advertisement. in to-day's paper, of Mr.. ]. w
Platt dealer in all sorts of groceries, wines, teas
ETC., OF No. 81 Carondelet street. Mr.. Platt is
constantly importing the genuine ales and porters
direct from Europe, is selling them at reduced
prices, will dispose Of any quantity, from bottle
up, and will deliver all purchases free of charge il
any part Of the city, Now that warm weather is
coming on, those who need healthy and invigor.
ating tonies cannot do better than lay in snpply
of the genuine English and Scotch ales and portert
kept BY Mr.. Plat. 4sr# g&s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

b Boar AND OAR DEFoT. AT Messrs. +. a. Thayer
& Co.'s boat and oar depot, at No. 25l Front
street, will be found a large supply of English
row boats yawls sail boats and skiffs Of all sizes
which are well worthy the attention Of shipmas-
tiers and parties wishing to purchase. These
boats, and all other articles which they keep, are
manufactured out of the best materials by the best
builders Of the country and willbe sold at as rea
sonable prices the same articles are sold at the
North. Messrs. Thayer Il Go. will also build tx
order any kind Of boat and will do it promptly
| and well. Give them call. u ay7 8 -e5sy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

srsAsrBoAT FWrUREs AT AUCTION. IA essrs
Won znkea & snly, auctoneers, will sell at their
auction mart, on Gsavier and Union streets, at IL
o'clock to-day a large lot of steamboat Il xtares'
engines, machinery, etc. We advise all who wish
to purchase such articles to be present. " s'esS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

4 a COMMERCIAL EDucATIoN.-A the commerce
Of New Orleans increases and its business grows
more extended, that there will be an increased de-
inand for the services Of young men who have had
an education such as will fit them for positions in
counting rooms and Offices, there can be no doubt,
1T is also just true that young men native to the
soil will have the best chance for employment, ii
they are capable. Therefore we think it is the
duty ofevery parent who has sons to send them to
Dolbear's Commercial College to be educated and
formed into practical men We hope that our
people will not insist, as formerly, upon making
their lawyers and physicians, when those pro-
LESSONS are already oyerstocked In our humble
opinion, a large number Of these graduates, were
they given their choice today, would gladly trade
off their law and physic for thorough knowledge
Of bookkeeping and commercial affairs, which is
always in demand at fair compensation, while the
market for the former is gutted by an over supply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

INTERMEDIARY. Nny gts, mt 12 o'c1oclk Nj
w at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, Royf
h.yaen Canal and lustoIuholse by an
in nuysnsnce Of Of the lion Pnn Theard Judg
II, Enurth D trict Of Orleans the above ei
a matter dated 18th Aril 1866, Court Docket e6 Il
account OF credi OF the said nsoyen viii be sold I'll
fnloWjpg described properly, o-wit f1h
CNt IOr OF GROUND i'll East Bougny, parish of Je
ferson No. 81 bounded by hhruleun Avenue
pitt and Prytania streets de igna- lhe No plan
S. Phelps datd 18th OF February 1872 rad deposit,
in Office of j. r. er late r"tary public in this cit
Said rs eet inches front Napoleon Avenue
depth Of 40 feet, between parallel lines american
RSs-TERMs--C,sh IN U. s. Treasury ustes.
Acts of sale before CasLeI notary public at the
pense of the purchaser including the u revenue stamps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23


"spring is coming, spring is coming, .. -.
Birds are chrplng, insects humning;
Flowers are peepng from their sleeping,
POI. Streams escaped from winters keeping,
In delighted freedom rushing, TO- '.|.
Dance along in music gushing ...,
.,. Scenes oflate in deafness saddened,
r .,, Smile in animation gladdened;
All is beauty, all is mirh, ..
All is glory upon earth ".t g.. .r
BIO r.H Shout we then with Natures voice, ~ .. ST..
2F .u Welcome spring. rejoice rejoicsW -
We can well say to-day call is glory upon
earth" I feel like dancing all the time, notwith-
standing Ash Wednesday and the war. think my
heart must be very hard. i ought not to feel par,
ticuarly happy with dearest father exposed to
hourly danger. Still, mother says young people
are naturally light hearted and buoyant, and that
am excusable in being joyous on sunshiny day
so ! do not believe / am so dreadfully stony
| hearted after all. -. .. ,t.g- .4s..'.ln.
| Thursday, GM.-The Crescent regiment left thi
| afternoon for the front in Tennessee, where Gen
| Beauregard is in command. The whole town wen
out to see them off. We babe farewell to man.
friends and it seems as if there were no gentlemen
left in New Orleans. Poor fellows! But shoul
not say that, for they went off smiling and gay, a
if grand frolc were ON hand wondered how
many would return as smiling, or how many wou
return at all. Each one thinks he will certanl
escape, and so they go merrily. There are man.
homes that are sad tonight, many where naugh
but weeping and lamentation are heard. Perhap
| the saddest Of all is one l visited to-day. Tina
home is truly desoate, for the Widows only SO
went forth last November, strong in youthfr
might, and he will never more return. The me
theirs hopes and fears all centered in him. N
/ one now from whom to look eagerly for tidlhgs
nothing to fear for him; and, alas nothing t
hope. Nothing to do but fold the hands meekl
and mourn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

MUsOovADo MoLAssEs.. .MUsCovADo MoLAssES
RY ID. Il. MORPHY, .r.... r.,. b
... AuoIloEEER-Oiice At Magazine street
TUESDAY, April -, at i2 o'clock M,
in the Bonded warehouse NO Z corner OF julia and asa-
zine streets, will pe sold ...
$50 hhds Muscovado Molasses a '5' ~ ''
20 tierCes
HIT.TERas-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Lot of Ground at the town OF Bayou Goun OF the As
sssippi river. 1900,
The novabIes be sold plantation 7egarate y
n9sss parsSsssrs T r gis1ss%SS RS5
EACH the remainder to be paid W e Sgnnl
and completion of the acts of sale. 80
Acts of sale before Felix Grma, notary public at the eX
ense purchaser including all stamps required by Unite
States laws . ...f s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

BARGA AIMS At LEvoIs' - We feel assured that
{ he announcement made by Messrs. Leyois & Co.,
corner of Canal and Bourbon streets, this morn
Il III, that they will sell their beautiful stock Of
Trench goods at such low figures, will create ne
tile excitement among the ladies who read the
aCHEsoEsr this morning. Few houses in the city
keep such o recherche stock as Messrs. Levois
Co.. and as their goods are always desirable, we
can well believe that new, when they ofer them at
bargains such as are mentioned in an advertise
ment in another column, there will be rush upon
4 he establishment. Il nQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
sJrGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLANTATION, PAR
ish of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PLANTATION, Parish
of Iberville, on Bayou Geua.
SYNDIC'S SALE.
VIC. S. yENTnEssl FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
HIS CREDIToRs. )CouRT, PARISH OF ASCENSION.
HYJ,B, WALTON a. DESLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctloneer,

NONDAY, April 30, soG, at Y o'clock p M 81
wi at the Merchants and AuCt Oneers ES"h1nEe itoya
street nna CusOmhuuse Streets IN the city OF
New orleans by virtue and in Of n order o. ne
Honorable r. Bpnuyas Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Dlstfcs
Court parish of Ascension, dated Mt Chnmherh Fsh q s
James March L. 1866. ior account and by direction 81
bidder the following described property will be sold wit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
s wall. j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,

. Mo- trs.. gu. w. . Oice-7 Oarondelet street
"WEDNESDAY, May I'd, GO, At Is e,cIoeh och
' T. 5SE LOT OF GROUND in the bounded by
measuring 80 inch front on Eut street by depth o.
between parallel lines together with the bGiildng
story and attic Dwell ling with columns in 'front.' stand
The and nn ny nn F'P Ree
and store room or wood mouse SeGSha oor
fse a closet ia ana Three servants rooms finished attic paved
yard large esern This eouss renarkaoy vel 9nh S
as to material and workmanship has mathematics IN all tne
rooms in the building in that the dining room
and throughont IL convenient t. enes an ana an
railroads and in an excellent anu most deSnap
Adjoining the lot and dwelling above described LOT
OF GROUND, Prytania street 9esnng 81 ees he
on Enerpe street. BY % feet cs III g With ere
oestory Coae in good order containing i2af h
Kitchen she'd paved yard cstern ETC., etc. AHeS oh w
LOT GROUND in the sqrs e. on nj PS}ymFe
and lines more less America measure Upon at ths
there is well bull, twsory tame stable WIN and @ carriSs
house, and finished room in the second sUtS GSe
being s table Of ros being sssGe' to D sn
All above oescribeu property IS 10 sea NM MA bas
November, 1866 to several tenants and Will oe SOU
me F'ffs cash. s. Treasury notes the
magder in the notes Of purchasers to ther own oq
bearing mortgage the and Ts} T # P ba
eight per cent annan from oate h at by
purchaser and the policy pas 20 " s Notary Publ
at the expense Of the purchaser.
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND On NhfoAhV
Avenue, in East Bougny, Parish of Jefferson a" auction
sYNDlCs SALE. 4
VIM HOLMES No 15965-FoOhIh DISTRICT oooi 3
u,scpEEfn1roRs OF NEW ORLEANS. T
Bx j. II. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
% 10. 100 ,l.N Il j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
DEATH or A GALLANT SOL
DER. -
Rosoiuiess OF Ee-pest ana ooaael-
ence.

AT a meeting held at the Council Cham
Der to take some action In relation TO the
recent death of Captain James f. Jones.
late of the LIST o. v. J., Captain Samuel w
Davies was elected Chairman and I.ieuten-
ant o. NJ. Gottschall Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed Committee on Resolutions, viz
Major Smith, Capt. Davies, Capt. Brown,
Lieut.. Gottschall and Charles Crowell.
| The Committee, through its chairman,
Captain Davies made the following report :
| WHEREAS: We have this day learned of
the death of our beloved comrade I'm arms.
Capt James E.Joues. late of the Ist Ohio
Infantry caused by injuries received at the
burning of the Opera-House in Cincinnati.
on the I'D inste and. whereas, il is appro-
pirate that his friends and comrades who
served with him during the greater part of
the late war should make public express
SION OF their appreciation Of the character
and service Of the deceased as citizen and
soldier; therefore.
Res0lced That In the death of our friend
and comrade, we have lost one whom we
loved as r genial companion, honored as
nraVe soldier and esteemed as a man of in
tegrtty and true worth.
ReS0loed. That as soldier the deceased
bore an unblenished reputation rs gallant
and patriotic officer. and that by his bravery
ana coolness In action and his courtesy In
camp he won the confidence and esteem of
those who have been his comrades during
the past years of darkness, peril and suffer-
ing OF our country.
ReS9teed. That as a citizen, by his kind
and genial manner.his generous disposition.
his uniformly upright and honorable char
acter. he made no enemies. but host of
warm and sympathizing friends.
Res0i1ed That we tender to the ,flmilv
and relntiycs Of the deceased our warm and
heartfelt sympathy. in this, their sudden
and great aiiliction
Resolced. That we will attend the funeral
OF the deceased IN a body. aud respectfully
request all officers aud soldiers of. our city
who have served In the late war, to attend
with us and pay this last tribute of respect
and affection to worthy soldier.
Resoiced. That the city papers be re-
quested TO publish the foregoing proceed
lngs and that copy he presented to the
family of the deceased.
The following gentleman were appointed
pail l-bearrrs:
Major Smith. Major O'Conncll Captain
Davies. Captain Dornbush. Captain Kuhl-
man. Captain Brown. Lieutenant Boyer,
Lieutenant Gottschall.s'
Adjourned to meet at Council Chamber
Mt - o'clock =. NJ. March q.
SAMUEL w. DAVIES, Chairman.
%. NJ. GoTTscHALL- Sec'y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
The Fenians at Work.

Alta meeting of the Dayton Circle Of
the Fenisn brotherhood the following res
solution was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of two from
each Ward, consisting of the following
named persons, be appointed to canvass the
City OF Dayton for the purpose OF procur-
ing money and arms to be transmitted to
the Fl. @. OF the Brotherhood.
The following are the names of the COM
mittees:
1st Mard-Jerry Lyons, Jas. Dougherty.
I'd Mard-Mai. O'Connell. VIM. Corrigan.
ID Ward-E. O'Brien, Lawrence Mulleny
Ath Ward-A. Corrigan, jr., @. Mcdonnell.
9th Ward-A. L, Dunievy,
9th Ward-P. Finn, Michael Howard
7th Ward--John Gleason.
9Th ward-Dennis Dwyer, p. w. Ryan.
The members of the Circle are all re-
Iquested to be present at the meeting on
next Friday evening to hear the report Of
the committee.
mar24-St JAMES CARBERRr, Centre,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
Cincinnati mnrkct..

CINCINNATI. March 96-FLOUR-Tbe % mar.
ket continues dun and unsettled and prices 10 a
great extent nominal owing to the decline In gold
lnspectors standard of superflne can be bought ~
~ md do do. extra at f6 but In the absence OF
sasS tnis quotation must be regarded AS nominal
sequence since Saturday, so that accurate ouota
81 90, and No 2 al 81 10 s"' ~
CORN-The demand from the South contipucs
tnues good. and the supply being light prices a ne
again higher. 1850 bushels No I mixed sold at 6sa
&c s' '''us"'
oATs-Ihe demand l. less pressing. but prices
and 4oc. for Nos. and I, In elevator
GkOCERlES-The market Ii quiet and dull as
the demand IS light. We quote fall to choice Rio
nned l19i7ke,, aud Nolasses at 90sUc for Porto
WHISKf-A continued dull and heavy market
For small lets OF duty paid 81 25 is asked but
large lots could not he sold at over 81 d Bonded
Is held at 25c., but there Is no demand
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
Trial of General Baker.
WASIIINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March 2G.
The Criminal Court to-day commenced
the trial of General LAFAYETTE c. Rntrr nj
the charge Of robbery. preferred by Mrs.
Lucy Cobb, well known rs n parlon-bro-
ker, The specific charge made by Mrs.
Cobb Is that General Baker, while sic was
under constraht from him. robbed her of
$500 which she had received from n man
named Hinc: or Howell, for procuring him
pardon. This Is the second trial of the
accused.
IL will he remembered In connection with
this case. he having been in January tried
ana convicted for her Imprisonment. there
remains to be tried the charge of the false
imprisonment Of Joseph II. Cobb The ac-
cnsed demlIrred to the indictmcnt plepding
former conviction. This point was argued.
and the Judge said he would give his de-
cision Tomorrow.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
Duel-Fatal Result.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 20.
The long deferred duel between Captain
kimbrough and Joe Dasha. both of Cyn-
thiana. took place this morning. ut DcnraiI.
IN Fayette County, at five o'clock and will
result fatally for one of the parties. Cap
tain Kimbrough was, OH the first fire. shot
through and through the hips, the bali ter
ribly mashing the hip bones.
The pistols were the large dueling pis-
tolls used in the meeting years ago between
Hcnry Clay and Randolph.
The origin of the difficulty was of pri-
Vate nature, and not Of Il political one, AS
some have endeaVored to create the lnpre
sion.
1.-The aliusion to the pistols is evidently
mistake. Those used at the meeting be-
tween Clay and Randolph are now in the
possession of gentleman of this city.--ED.
EMPIRE.l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
United States COurt---IInportnnt
Decision,

WASHff0TON, March 20.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
this morning decided the case of Michael
a. Nolan and others, as the Board of AS
SCISSORS Of the city Of Albany. defendants in
error, at the suit OF Adam Van Allen.
plaintiff In error, and other cases. The
question presented WAS whether the shares
Or the ockholders in the banking associa-
Tons created under the acts of Congress.
which provided for the creation of National
Banks can be subjected to taxation by state
authorities.
Associate-justice Nelson delivered the
opinion of the court, holding that shares
held by individuals were not part of the
capital OLA bank. and must be regarded as
the personal property of shareholders. and
as such subject to taxation by the State,
within the provisions fthe act or Congress.
but that the Judgment of the court below
must be reversed. ON the ground that there
was discrimination between the shares of
these banks and tile capital stock Of the
Cbtef-justice Chase read minority opin-
Ion. not being able to concur. that a State
had the power claimed. which was an In
direct mode of taxing the National securi-
ties which was not authorized or intended
70 be authorized by Congress.
In the eases of Cutting. Fisk and others
the Court held that a broker Is charQcable
on purchases of securities made on his own
account and for his own benefit. the same
as on his commissions when purchasing for
others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
From Washington,
WASHINGTON. March q

| The indefatigable Thnd. stevens. having
| lost his New York Airline Railrond Bill in
the committee. by vote Of 40 to 3. to-day
cndeavored TO circumvent the opponents ot
the measure by having two more members
| added to the committee. on the prctext OF
! referring TO the same committee a bill TO
establish military and postal railroad from
Cumberland, Maryland, to Pittsburg. Ii
Is needless to say that the newly proposed
road IL only ruse, and no such road Is con-
templated. aa.f - u fA 'T
The whole time OF the Senate was occu
| pied with the Stockton case, which il by no
| means settled yet. but will probably end in
the expulsion OF the Senator through ex-
citemeDt consequent upon the reception of
the veto message which Is due OH Wednes-
day next, and constantly expected. The
galleries of the Senate Chamber were dense
ly crowded to-day, In expectation OF its ap-
pearance; but It will be presented to the
Cabinet Tomorrow. previous to its trans
mission to the Senate. f
The contested election ease of Dodge Us
Brooks Is to be called up IN the House ON
Thursday. The argument of the case will
give rise TO the richest scenes aud develop
ments that have occurred In the House for
years. There is little doubt that Brooks
will be expelled. most unrighteously.
Dawson, OF Pennsylvania, comes next TO
Brooks, and to-day the Committee Oh Elec-
tIohs ucSiuSu ptciluliuhFy power against
Dir. Dawson, who contenteded that the case
should not be considered at all because he
had not been legally notified ofthe impend-
ing contest. The demurrer was overrllled.
Mr.. Henry Stanbery is said TO be preDar-
ing the legal objections TO the Civil Rights
Bill. Mr.. Stanbery has added new laurels
TO his fame by his recent arguments before
the Supreme Court, and has more than once
been consulted by the President on legal
questions. His name is now prominently
mentioned In connection with the Attor-
ney-generals Office which, with other Cab
inet officers, is eKpectedto to be vacant this
week.
The Supreme Court rendered two highly
important decisions
Ii WAS decided Ia New York bank cases
that States could tax stock on National
banks, and in Massachusetts liquor cases,
that an Internal revenue license did not
permit the sale of liquors, State laws to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Second Controller has rendered the
following rather remarkable decision
persons residing in the so-called Con-
federate States before and during the re-
bellion are not lawfully entitled to any
balances which were due from the Gov
eminent to them before the war"
lie cites Wheaton, Vattell. PhilImon and
several other authorities, 10 prove that
debts rs well as other property, were for
felted to the United states. e ..ts..
The Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day unanimously agreed 70 submit a re-
solution directing the withdrawal Of the
iiye-cent notes bearing the vignette Of
Spencer N. Clark, aud directing that here
after no face of any living person shall be
engraved oIlany note without the express
onicT ol the Secretary.