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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03

G The time has come, says the Vicks
burg Journal, when patriots and good
men, of all political denominations, must
seriously reflect upon the duties they owe
the country, irrespective Of mere party
considerations. If WI are to preserve the
noble heritage of freedom, now is the time
to make the effort.
Is there a single principle looking to
this end, held and advocated by the dom
inant party? or is their motive the acquis.
ition of power for selfish and personal
ends? Can the Radical party be said to
be founded on any principal at all ? and
will the people permit themselves to be
deied by those men who, willie advocating
popular theories, are driving the country
to anarchy and ruin? The future of the
country must be rescued from their grasp.
The good and true must vindicate its hon
or. The spirits of the men who consecrat-
ed their lives to the cause of constitution
al freedom, look down upon those making
the attempt with inspiring smiles. There
can be no purer, no higher glory than to
be the s%aviors or else the martyrs in the
cause of the Nations liberty.
COMPLIMENT 70 A FREEpMEN's BUREAU
AeENr.-Our cotemporary, the Natchito-
ches Times, in its issue of the 9th inst,
pays the following compliment to an Off
Ger of the first New Orleans regiment.
Gen. Baird has made many excellent Sc
lections of subordinate officers. Lieut..
Henderson is a native of Mississippi
The management of the Freedmen's
Bureau in this section has given general
satisfaction to all classes and colors.-I
Lieut.. w. H. Henderson, the present
agent of the Bureau for this parish and
Sabine, has proved himslf worthy Of the
responsible position he holds. He has ex-
hibited more patience and endurance in
the labor of the duties he has undertaken
than we thought a man was ever capable
of. His %seasonable advice to the freed.
men-h his thorough explanation to them
the law-his kind but decisive manner
of conducting the affairs of his Office, have
gained the confidence of all. The freed
men who have listened to him are pleased
beyond description, and are working bet
ter than was anticipated-even better
they have ever done in their lives
before. The Lieutenant distributes JUS
tee to all persons coming before him,
and exacts compliance with the law that
his department. For such anil
agent we thank Gen. Howard.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03

10 A dispatch from the West says +:
The feeling is 81 strong in Indiana
against negro suffrage that all Republican
leaders and members Of Congress Gre OBJ
llged to oppose it. It is sdmittsd by Re
publican members of tie Ohio -Legisls-
ture, on the floor Of the House and in
public discussion, that negro soffasge
will be beaten by seventy-iye thousAnd
votes in that State 9f oi. III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
Collector Int. Rev. % Dist. La

A boys idea Of having . tooth drawn
may be summed up rs follows : The
doctor litched first on to me. pulled his
best and just before it killed me, the tooth
came OUT. E1t-4a.E No IgEY@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
Cus4on HousE RunoR.-Tbe Saar q yes

CUsToN HousE RUMoR.-The Star Of yes
terday says: an5ts5a
A private dispatch from Washington
to an officer in the New, Orleans Cnstom-
House confirms the report that the name
OF Z I. Parker, nominated to succeed the
Cancelled Dostie, as Surveyor, has been
withdrawn, and that Of iona G. White
substituted. 4} Ea9N As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
IEW.YORK and NEW. nAYEN RAILKOAD.
1850. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT l3t
COMMENCING JULY 9. 1901.

PsI.nser Station IN Nsw-YorE, corner Tweny's'oahI- ana
FouTthATa Entiancs on fWentv-'e'sntn-sL
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YOKh;
FoI New Haven 100 go lET,D lJo- nj HID tkIJ SV"
For Bridgeport. 100 800. lEz.l n3o H. Rl9' tEI 3oe
OK 3.}5. 80 and 800 tEx.l .. NJ. -.
For Milford and strttiord 40 1880 M ~ 40 IA
For Fairfield Southport and westpof, 100 LSA m 80 Ao
FOr EorvGs 10000 OH 80. n1L nj l2l. CEEl 800,
(E1.J 81. 40. $50 600 Ell >
For Daden 100. $50 li.30 TO-. ;3f5 40. 3J o. m.
For Greenwich o. $50 l39 Il3 Jb3 AZ 30 so
stamford, 100 80g OH $50 lilo IL; lAla tE1l Id
400 (Ex.) 8, 40 so. 6,J 800 (EI p N, =, a.
chester aud Intermediate stsoHi | Nv H." m
2lJ 345 40. 80. go 100 .. N. -.
~ CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Spn gbsd 600 tEIl 800 tExilao p M
FOR Boston, via Shore'Line Els (EI) sOg - N "a. 80
Tor Hartford and Springfield 800 m lEH1 i%i' O" thA'I
400 y. III.
tfesl zoo :. IA. 20 Northampton
Hartford Providence Fshkin Railroad e0o fEH,l
l2ljp m. ,,a..so,
NJ. l2.l5. 300 S0O p. m.
FoI Canal Rsiroid. ilI5 o. m to Nerhsmp.on
For Housatonic Railroad. { NJ, y. M
For hauga,uck Railroad 400 a. m. 10D y.
Danb1ry and Norway Railroad, m, IT'D p NJ at p m
CommodislI Sleeping attached 10 tJO p ~ tram
NTEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-1rains leave foot OF
~ CourlsBdr. PHILADELPHIA Of aud 10 . NJ m o
aud u for BALTIMORE and W4shiSGroS 81 ana " H.
p. m. and u midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
Getfures anN 4ileetinss.

MEMBERS of the Congregation or Society lately
" ohunz under Incorporation Of tie Trustees q the first
81 Pfebyte1an Church Of the CITY Of Nsv YORK are g
meet " IA tie Trustees II said Cooperation At the Pnle
choohouse Fourteenth -, r.aye IN the ty OF Wv
Yok on N. evening Of WEDNESDAY sept 90 1856 a. y o'clock
for the parpo.e taxing into consideration the prpey
surreners TIE corpoe ts rincs~s and existence ahd % So
dspOiiou % made OF the asserts en properly
OF the aid sin Society n. porsian ~ Greer o. me
Board.-Da.edJun, J. lg NGohsa N.LuoAA, ft-.,l-l.
TENHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
6rRNER L Co. No. 80 cedsrs,, Nsw-ioIk
See Advertisement in anOthcr column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

AN ACT provide FOR submitting the People the question, Shall
be CONVENTION TO revise the Constitution end amend the


AN ACT novid. Tor submitting People the question: Shall
revise the Constitution amend
same ~ Passed March 10, 1850
The People EewYo represented In Senate and IA
sembly. do enact e. f9lowt:
SECTION general election to be held IN this State on the
Monday Of November eighteen hundred
shall be provided for the poll Of each election dis
box proper the reception Of ballots Every
such district qualified vote al such election Tor members
the Legislature vote such poll ballot either written or
printed partly written partly printed which shall be In
sbed the words fo Convention % revise ths tousuton and
amend the the words Against Convent 70 revise tho
Consultation and amend the same such ballot shall b. ndoIod
Convenon by said lnspecofs Of Election,
ha prepared and kept that there sh be ooluuni
containing figure for each voter who iaa vote
ballots which column shall be headed AT the
the entitled Act respecting elections other than
militia and ocers April n eighteen hundred aud
and all laws amendaory thereof snd al the provisions Of
entitled An Act for atceaning by proper Troo the %
Sens who be entitled sht Of suffrage and prevent
fudpsnt voting passed ApTi eighteen hundred my
rns the Act entitled An Act 10 ascen
who shall be entitled 70 the figh OF slf
ehtesn hundred aud s1yhye Tar
applicable shall aPPy to the proceeding under this
Act. -, 80
report thereto The result Of election herein provided
70 Your a Se.sestfliiy FRANCIS C. BARLOW
sA>,iS,s one ON asl County of Hso- York, u;
certify The copy Of the original notice
reoeivsd 6y me this'ds from tie Secretary OF State
sLsnG Of City and County Of SewYotk-
Eswspsps officially authorized e publish this aoso viii Hos
I,elIs ~ lss d. s,sEslss -ebsa % lava u va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
STATE OF NEv-IoVK.
OFFICE OF THg sRcEErAST " STATE.
ALBk1r az 80 l59y.


ITO the SHERIFF ofthe COUNTY Of NEW.1ORK:
20 be hei In this the TUESDAY esdng the bret Aon-
day this following Officer. % be elected 20
VIZ:
A Governor IN the place Of Reubsn 2. Fsn,on;
In the place Of Thomas q. Av0rd;
Canal in the psee OF beri y. brurei
Inspector Prisons ~ the psc. Il James X b~si
all Of whose terms Of Office viii expire on the F1y o. December
Representative m tie Forsth Coagess Of the United spe
Youth Congessons Drt compoed Of the rirst S-cond
Sixth Eighth OF ihe Cy
Of Eew.YoTk. and Governors Island:
Fosth Congress Of the United States for
Fnh Cong sssona District composed OF the Seyenb Teuth,
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth Wrds OF tho City aud County Of New"
York
Representative In N. Fosh Congress Of the United states
the SIXTH Conyessonal District composed 81 the Ninth Fenth
and Ward. Of the City and County OF
Forsb Conrsa Of The United State, for
Congregational District c1mPSei Of The ogslh and
Wards Of the City and County OF New iot
the Foisth Of the itsd states for
the Eighth Congregational District composed OF the Eighteenth,
Twentieth and TwHiyh Wards Of The Cy and County Of New
YoTk. -,
the Nn,h Congregational Dlci composed Of the Twelfth Nine
and Twenty second Wards Of the Cy and County Of New
York, and 81, kwslls, Wards and Randills i,i1nda
COUNTY OFFICERS To De ELECTED;
Twentyone Members Of Assembly.
A Register IN the place Of John MsCool.
Record John KsGkett who was appointed 10
All he vacancy oecaiioed r.gnaon 81 John Hoffman
A Surrogate, In the place Of Gideon y Tucker.
Two Supervisor, place Of Smith Hy IT,, and William T.
Coroner IN the pacs Louis Nsusnn who appointed 10
al the vacancy by the death Of Edward Cons
Of oee VIII the last day OF december
6o attention Of Inpecto Of Election County cnvasers
Chapter 1871 Of Laws Of lH6 OF which printed
herewith entitled An ACT provide for Submitting 70 fpoops
the Shah convention 10 revise the Constitution
amend the ne o Instruction IN regard 70 her due uuder
said Act -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
Aleoical.

DAINBOW's CURE-An Relief and no Truss
Ia ubag the only psieu Tor RUPTURE known UnequSd
inown " No. 50 BLEECKERST.
rI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il oURNER Coz No. 80 Cedar'st' Newfo.h
hes Adxsrlssaeni u aa9sheg s0a@a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
California iOines.

These vsaabls Wines suag public favor With asiouhias
pdy and their unprecedented and unvssd popularity are net
merit They have Only to be fairly tested give them as
49, 80 fl
preference al others As paAsT Of he blood they ell
other certificates which have voluntarily
been physicians well gensnee
every position in life proof eOnsuse that these Who's
useful in all eases for which they are recSmnendsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

The following brands offered by They comprise ell tho
varieties now grown tie State. suitable for sale;
WHITE or Hook VINE, lish. color very delicate and
fine favored.
CLAREr, superior wine for table use
Angelica rich naturally wine much admired by ladies'
and the sick chamber makes ~hsys sad s
II hns dessert wine and well adapted cOmaunon purposes
tho celebrsted Tokay.
PoRr-Deep red color fne favor and in respects similar 10
the old wines OF lisbon.
GRAPR BRASDY-The pure dstiEatioa ofour wines
WINE very agreeable tonic and smsiY for tao
d.suEea
This one fthe mos. valuable combinations Of useful and s
beverage been offered pablo hops
sold throughout the North during the last four years.
and whrve introduced has proved welcome addition to the Ia
valid table the family ersls aud the bachelors sdeboard
Ladies' strength and appetite and suaer from
vomiting vertigo gentlemen who dent feel well" DO
tore dinner whose stOAch Of order ard whose
ysems generally deyansed mothers weaving Children and so
FIRING general deby children Of cky nature and sos dys-
pepc constitutions travellers who have occasion to change TIER
water aud msArous districts and, are subjected 70
nst inancnees Of the mos. valuable nvisorsto
n sd ysry extensively IN 1861 snch general sction
which have received testyins In the
vyy IT, All that u 10 guarantees
viii pledge ourselves furnish article PSKK AND uSADu
II has been given 70 little children suffering from weakness
happy effect Oae little gT In psc0ar,
pains head loss Of appetite and daily wasting
restordd bat tapOouiu day Her spPese AID
strength -lpidy increased and tho IL now seA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

90 farmers ano Offers.
NOR SALE-The Thoroughbred ALDERNEY
BULL SENATOR dree from the best imported stock in the
ctrv. none bei old color dlk uiouse
Ni~rney Heler address Box No s. PosOce, NeB brunswick,
n j.
TgNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GUNNER CO.. No. 90 Cedarst, NewYof
See Adveremeni in another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
Gxrnrsions.

Excursions.
YJNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II GURNER L Co.. No. 81 Crdsrst., New-YoTk.
See Adyertiseme3. in another column.
nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
ROSLYNanding White Stone Bsyis Dock, Great Neck,
ssads Point Mos DOCK and Glen Wood Tie Steamboat ARROW
SMITH Capt Smith viii leave Pecsp Pier No a. East River,
every norng Sundays excepted ct e5 Tor the above bindings
Returning Rosyn ct $3.50 touching iof passengers
at foot Of Thirty .seventhsL. z. r.. each way
EISHIN3 BANKS SEA AIR No more inyigo-
rating Tip taken than down Che Bay and oni On 70 the
Atlantic far Bask The sale and cominodons
WYOMING leaves daily Sunday epteg from Eighth;
St, r. r., att Peoksp y Cbristopberst k a. ~ snd
Pier y. ScheevIes DANA on
board Also Bait Lines and Refreslmsnts
DOSTP0NEMENT.- Excursion OF the UNION
BASE BALL CLUB Of Aoniarns ~ Y. to EAhn Gsove hes
been postponed FRIDAY 1896 Steamboat and barge wi"
leave Harlem Br1so Al o aud Peck-slp al Z clock g m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
LIST OF PRICES.

y; s "a ;ss I' ja e. " III q "a ss q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

Drp GOODS.
rINHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
OURNER Co. No. 30 CedaIst. Nsw.York.
See Advertisement In smother column.
r AIDES FALL HATS and BoNNETS; also Pat
torn Hats now styles at L. BINNSS MILLINERY, No. 81
opposite Metropolitan Great Bargains this week
VELVETS by the yard. REAL and whoie.ale.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
vi JOHN A. DAVIES Co..
Nos 33i and $50 Broadway,
ye openings parties thoroughly posed In The above business
encg immediately previous 70 lst January
1851 Applications to b. msdeb by letter only with references
VARPETs, FURNITURE, OIL-CLOTHS, &c,
- GcGrea dsprec ton In the price Of these goods Decided
bargains Carpet, particularly Although the o6ber. snd Importer,
have advanced prce because the in gold will
onnne 10 m this nth and A. long my present stock lasts
a. urce when gold l25. lily motto 10
srs and small proh. On this line bu. my trade, and
''' II. OFARRELL,
EoL POI 900 and III West ThEtyhnh. corner Eghthave.
ID II. MACY.
Ia. FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS
REST QUALITY FRENCH KID GLOVES &c.
FOURTEENTAsr AND slXrd-AfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

DRAMHALL, DEANE & Co., Manufacturers OF
ID the Improved EMPIkE 0AsBURNER? al Eea Nss III and
. wiiss w sas No. 20 esaa,t Ip's aIesaEEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
6iaiiouern auo fanrn GOODS.

DIWIIUHEIU NWU NH!IIU NUUV"'
FTNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
= OURNER Co, No. 90 Cedsrst, Newton
See AdveItn smeni In another column
COCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND AlANUFACIO,
~ RY ~ Wiam-st New YcrkAn kinds Of Cnt Plss.sa nd
Plain GLASS INKsTAGDS, PAPER WEIGHTS, bPONGk tLfH
oak Ebony and Walnut LIBRARY lNKsTANDS CohTsns s,.,n
Analytic Thermometer INKS, Whitney Diapers Pat lNhsiANbo
az owe n1nauiers Mail orders strictly attended To-
GECORb SELF-DATING CANCELING STAMP
- Patented 1855 gives all years without setting
any type No soug Of hDgeTs order VII ouias
stamp il viii the band
to IT, Pnee Pe OfSe Nc. TryonTov Room NO. IL up
stairs.
WIN. p SMITH, No. ~ Maiden-lane, NewYork.
w (Fornehy Of Smith Todd and Msbis. Smith Cob
Manufacturer Of
GOLD PENS AND PENCIL CASES
And BARD WILSON'S Patent ANGULAR NIB,
sGkA8Rkf2Qa GOLD fEAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
6teamboals a1o Railroads.

6ieamboais ano Railroads.
NOR WHITESTONE. Bayliss Dock, Great Neck,
II sandfs Point GLEN COVE 0enW God. and ROsLTN The
steamer AKA PeE - (Pect Shpl East River,
daily sasdsys excepted, O'clock Hoifeisht taken
EoR NEwBURGH, sWEST POINT, POUCH
Il KEEPSIE RONDOUr and KINGSTON, landing q; Cozzenss
Dock. Cornwall, HeS-Iianburzh and Milton The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
tssyes DssbrOssssE. every afternoon Al 81 o'clock.
CUNDAY BOAT for KEYPORT direct By the
~ Outside Steamer SYLVAN GROVE, Capt Longstfee
VII leave Peski9 on sUiDaY ser.smbs,s al JOCK Barclay
keypori q y 2. M arriving ~ keN.YOrk AZ 81 p.
EiOR PORT JEFFERSON and STONY BROOK,
l. Lstesmer PiONIEh fEon Pier No - tfoot RoigsFs
TUEsDAYs. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
nAY-L1NE.--STEAMBoA G. VIBBARD aud
~ DANIEL DREW viii leave DeseFosse~sL, DAILY, at 7'ssS
TkirtJfoUfthft A. Tor Albany and Troy landing
Yosksss Wet Point hsuba Poughksps Rhnsbeck
E1o. Ceiska, and Hudson bgh.dfanght ieamboa viii
Absny passengers Troy mailing
ssnEsious viii the NSwYO CsHsrsl RsrOsd He sEh koes
@sztssiA nsiIgst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
49,
Alarbinsrn.

-.~-.e.o~-~-~e-,>>ss-~~~>
YJNUE GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT!
4 GURNER q Co.. No. 90 CedsTst hew'foFk
seq Adyertisemeai Ia smother column.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
PURCHASERS
SEWING MACHINES
FOR EXPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

A. 81. NgHwiy. A4-fioneef.
DY BANGS. MERWIN'& co, Broadway cor 4th-
ID stsslss ooi Furniture &C.
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. sept. a . clock
D. 4u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

GUPRENE COURT City and County Oi New-l0Tk
.1-JOHN rOBfNSON stliu- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mon. ior Role, ITO Efy.bsh Robinson: You are
heby sumaard cad -ctlol 90 Tire com Rev stamp.
p'iiut The anD. whica hi August lsi 1910 .'o e.t
r Office che Of tAe AID County
HI & e, d. Ctyiii View ri Cy sai 10 cTyea copy oyoaI
su r. % 4lr fdl complaint t1c sgbsfi3rf Of Dr. oice Do
Nssa ,ree H-wYor City within twenty jay .ter The s~tyee OF
yau eEe.uve &c siy o. sue. lni 49,,
ir d r1r1fit wi'hin TIE time Nore a IN.
hi. trn apIir t. io Cur, for The relief dem nded
IA tle caaiuisiai.- Dated NrwYoTf, Augus ]. ~, 49,
Anll I-nlm. wv. ~ -CAnAI I-lhuu ANoInNy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
Sales bn 2uctiou.

'pHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GruNER = Co. So % C~dar-s,., Now-lork
Zee lssrt. eurtt ln alofhcf RI. iHr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
CROSBY, osTEANDER 1 JONES.

The complaint this action filed IN the Office Ct III
CLERK City and County Of HowYork on the I'D day
August. 1906. . ,,,,,, ,c,-,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04

BRANDY, WINES, ETc.-Messrs. Victor Maignau
& F. Laborde give notice through our columns
this morning, that they have in store and in bond
large, varied, and choice assortment of brandies
olarets, white wines, champagnes, liquors, YER
mouth absynthe, kirseh, with prunes, preserves
truf1ed pat6s, and great variety or other delica
cies. The reputation of the firm is a guarantee
that these articles are well worthy of the atten
ton of those who purpose making supplies.
As will be seen from another notification of the
firm, they have removed to Nos. % and Is Bien
vile street, between Old Levee and Charities
streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04
PATENT CLOTaEs-yv ASHER.
FmEHYDRAUHIO CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGEB.

The best useful invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented.
Has and better recommendations for saving time labor
wear and tear ST fabrics washed any
chine the other machines either rub the clothes
speedily do not satisfactorily perform thsirwork
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There rubbing of the clothes
consequently, and tear The washing Is
pstsy thoroughly performed by the action OF the
aons Send for circular giving full explanation call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
s. NJ. BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tehoupitoulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04
eS48 0rlaans 3atl9 qrestent
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1866.
A Trip to Grand ISIe.

For the New Orleans Crescent.l
On Saturday last party of gentlemen left the
city on a visit to the above island, with the view
of considering its natural advantages as place
for summer resort. At 8 o'clock P. NJ, they met
on the steamer San Nicolas, Capt. N. D. Harvey,
at the head of Haryey's Canal, opposite the
Stock Landing, and in few minutes were steam.
ing down the canal towards Bayou Barataria. Al
o'clock the next morning, after delightful trip
through bayous, bays and lakes, all of which fur.
nish safe navigation, they reached the wharf al
the old Riyas afterwards Egana) plantation, on
Grand Isle, where the past summer a hotel was
improvsed, at which a number of our citizens
sojourned with their families very pleasantly
considering the then necessarily limited accom-
modatons. From the hotel the party proceeded
before SUNRISE to the gulf shore, about half q
mile distant, and they will long remember Their
delightful walk on the beach, fresh breeze
blew from the gulf, infusing new life, while the
oceans roar, as the surf broke on the beach
added to the splendor of the spectacle presented
by gorgeous sunrise.
A short survey satisfied the party, among whom
were gentlemen of experience in the matter, that
the natural advantages and resources of the place
were unsurpassed in this country, The island is
above overflow, and has been inhabited with per.
feet safety from the early settemeutof Louisiana
1t must not be mistaken for Last Island, which is
q mere sand fat that lies off the gulf coast of the
parish Of Terrebonne. A magnificent live OAK
grove runs through the length Of the island, par
aIel with, and at distance of about two hundred
yards from, the gulf shore.
1t is proposed to build first class hotel, front
ing the grove, on tract of eleven arpents, the
controlling interest in which is owned by Captain
Harvey.
The waters of the gulf and Of the adiacen
bayous and bays abound with every variety Of fish
The facilities for bathing will be discovered a
once by the fact that the beach slopes gradually
to depth Of from four to five feet to the reef
where the depth is reduced to about two feet, a
a distance Of seventy yards from the waters edge
The bottom being perfectly smooth and firm ant
the waters Of the gulf being saturated with salt t.
an uncommon degree, amateurs can there enjoy
as fine surf bathing as can be found anywhere.
EXCURSION,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04

FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.--Messrs. Garth
waite, Lewis 4 Stuart the extensive and enter.
prising merchants of the Tulane Building, have
prepared themselves for the winter campaign, by
laying in an immense stock of fall and winter
clothing trunks, vaises and furnishing goods gen
orally, which they are offering at wholesale and
retail on advantageous terms, and for which they
will take Louisiana State notes at par. The large
business done by this house is the best proof Of
public appreciation, and shows that they deserve
the success they have obtained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04

ALLEN, WAYNE q Cove publish to-day the
advertising card Of the above named firm, for
warding and commission merchants and general
steamboat agents, at No. So Natcbez street. It
will be seen that they are agents for the Mobile
line Of boats running from the New Basin, for the
New Orleans and Memphis steamers, New Orleans
and St. Louis, New Orleans and Cincinnati, and
the Memphis and Arkansas line. Uniting so ex-
tenstye a steamboat agency with general for
warding and commission business, the house of
Allen, swayne y Co. offers advantages which the
public will always appreciate.