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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-21

The Democracy of the 9th CengressiOn>
al District will hold delegate convention
at LaPorte, Thursday, July 10, 1866, at
l O'Clock 2. NJ, to nominate a candidate
for Congress. BY order of the committee
$. A. HALL, Chm. Dem. Con- Com
Logansport, June Is, 1866.
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POSTPONEMENT.
THE UNITED STATES PRIZE CONCERT

To have been given at CROSBY'S OPERA
HOUSE on MONDAY MAY 2oth, 1866, will be
until MONDAY JULY 9Th 1866, on
which occasion half Il million dollars in prizes
will be presented to ticket holders including
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EXPENDITURES.

There has been County orders issued since
the 3lst day ofMay 1865, until the first day of
June, 1866, for the following objects:
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Total receipts,
Total expenses,

Excess of receipts over expenditures,
Deduct amount collected for fire.
proof offices,
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gew Adrertisements.
annual Exhibit Of tile Receipts
and Expenditures for the
Year of 1866.

The Auditor heremiM submits to the Board
Of Commissioners Of Marshall County,
the toHo,Oiay criibit ofreccipts aud er-
pcnditu'es Of said County, for the year
ending Nay 81, 1866:
RECEIPTS.
There has been received at the County
Treasury, since June settlement, 1865, as fol-
lows:
s cts.
For Delinquent Tax, as found at
October settlement, 1865, 1854 10
For County Revenue as found at
April settlement, 1866, 35647 40
For Docket fees-COmmon Pleas
Court, So 90
For Jury fees, II 90
For licenses for shows and menag-
cries, SO 60
Total receipts, S371S7 -
Total expenses, S24941 80
Excess of receipts over expenditures, S12245 81
Deduct amount collected for fire.
proof offices, S6064 II
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Special Terms, Or Club Rates.

Anvparty procuring club of five or more names,
and forwarding US the none for the same, will be
allowed the following commission, viz:
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.WilEinery Goods,
@1.5OO PER YEAR we wan

@l.5OO PER YEAR we want
AGENTS everywhere to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
INNER feed. Sent on trial. Warranted FIVE years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
than $40. which are fully licensed by Houe,
Wheeler Wilson, Grorer & Baker, Singer &
Co, and Bachelor. Al other cheap machines
are infingements and the seller or user are liable
to arrest, fine and imprisonment Illustrated circu
lars sent free. Address, or call upon Shaw 4
Clark, at Biddeford. Maine, or Chicago, III.
s-yll n31-lyl
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Ninth District DemOcratC1 Con
HCNfiOn.

A. e. CAPRoN, Secretary.
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Rice, A G. Thompson, II. j. Evans.
The report was on motion adopted, and
On motion it was resolved that the pro-
ceedings Of this convention should be
published in the Plymouth Democrat, and
that the editor of the paper be requested
to publish the same. There being no
further business. the convention adjourned.
c. II. REEVE, Chm
v. w. GALENTINE, Sec,y.
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PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:

TnuRs JuNE2l, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-26
Belmont County, Ohio, Matters,

Below we compile from the last an
nuaI report of the Auditor oi State
some statistics that will be of interest to
the people of Belmont county-show-
ing the amount of taxes, show and
pedlars's duties, the common school
fund, the number of acres and value of
land, value of personal property, local
taxes, crops, Compensation OF county
officers, &c.
AMOUNT Of State Idres paid by Bel
mont County.-State debt Sl2, $50 so, war
fund 81, 1892 70, general revenue S13.379-
4S. State common'school fund S17, ,399 1S,
volunteer relief fund S26,S17 66. Total
State taxes 81, 1873 So. Pedlars' licenses
S27 80. Show licenses $50 %.
STATE Common School FMpd.TAmount
paid TO Belmont county 1882 80, re-
ceived from Belmont county $I7, 1888 1S.
Excess ofpayment g, ,l23 30. ~
Number Of AcreS Of Land, Value, &c.
Acres of land 33T, ,497. Value S7,759-
64l, value of real estate in towns sS44,-
ore, value ofchattel property s., ,677, Ill.
TOTAL value Sl4 ,2S0, ,S3l. =
TdreS Assessed By County Authority
County tax Sl4, ,2S3 65, poor tax "a ,2S5 %,
road tax 81, 40 81, railroad tax Sl4, PSI
65. township tax 1885. So, school H.
cal 81, other special taxes Ss1, ,lo4 So,
town and village taxes 81, ,165 80, delin-
.ouent taxes and forfeitures 81 $50 21.-
Total s15l ,906 SO. ~
'.,,,,.,,,,, .-syrS xATfYr M T,nNFrsTIO AMI
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Chaplin 18th W, va, Infantry
-IilE PrTT,sniU1iRf,. Ju1y 5. 1ss5

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT q Co, Gentlemen:
Allow me TO add my testimony to that of
Others, in regard TO your celebrated "Diarrhea
Compound" L have been for long time
subject to the disease for which It is srecom-
mended. Ihave tried various remedies.. but
never found one that so completely eradicateS
the disease as your medicine. A short time
agoI was suffering terribly with D1auhea i
procured a bottle of EKrRfts DiarThea Conn
pound. I experienced immidiAte relief from
one dose, and after a third dose felt as well as
ever. / reRnId Il as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be withoutit Yours truly,
I.W, STEWART,
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=, A aossfPPISs New York correspon-
dent says thAt one evening last week a
wedding took place in the family of an
eminent citizen. Among the bridal
presents was a most elegant set of dia-
guests were examining the gins these
earrings were suddenly missed. 1t was
soon aSceFtained that only two carria-
ges had left the house. 1t was thought
that one of the parties occupying them
must have been guilty of the theft, and
such proved to be the case.s "A lady OF
high social position stole the earrings.
The affair was hushed up, and Is known
to only. few. s
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HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic, Specifics

IIkJE PROVED FROM THE isIoSf kMPBE
II experience, an entire Euccess Sim mple-PrOmpt-
Edicirnt, aud Reliable. They ars the, only Medi-
cinc5 perfectly adapted1 to popular use-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made In using them; 80
harmlts4 be free from dauger and 80 efficient
10 b. Always reliable. They have raised tho highest
isfaetion. -y, -...--, 80.
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q. REcoNsTRucrEp mflitia companY

a RECONSTRUCTED militia company
in Jackson, Miss, have adopted the
following regulations:
''The company votes to adopt there
ulations and tactics Of the Conyederdte
army. ts-s p .r.s4 ,sfls
stfSo one admitted as member Of the
company who was not in the Confeder-
Confederdte cause Motto-ssTry u.s.
a7yte 1plif0rm to be gray, but the but
ton and insignia of rank 70 be the same
as in the United States army"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-26

THE newly elected Estate Centre" of
the Illinois Fenians, John Forristal.
comes out for Roberts and General
Sweeny, and saws that nnaad ambition
and lust OF notoriety" prompted. John
O,Mahoney and others to violate the
constitution. He mildly characterizes
the opposite faction as the Clique .of
knayes and imbeciles that support John
O'Hahoney in his reasonable and ru-
inous course" The fight is growing
daily more Interesting. -
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ONLY RE1LAB1E, RE1lRDY ,
ssC H o lie n A."

or its kindred diseases-during the coming
summer.
PropfietGfs, by persons who are well known
WHEELING. Apri 25th, 1855.
Messrs, McCABE, RRAFr& & Co., Gentlemen:
Having used raft IS DfarThea Compound, for
Camp DinTThea, with which have been deep
u afflicted fOrtalmpst one month. all Other
only n present Fefiff but a permanent csfTe;I
take pleasure In recommending 1t to the IA
vorable notice OF all who may be alike affict-
ed ; n > r..- lIs % q <, :. q. MARTIN, -sT,
Chaplin 18th w. Va. Infantry,
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Thew Contain NO Poisonous Drug.
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, Medicated.) J

UNEQUAIEU IHEMEUI FUh ~
Diarrhea, summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Ddarrhea- 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change of watts T and
diet. Used with great success In the army
hospitals in violent cases Of Chronic DtnfThea.
This preparation II simple and harmless, un-
Rdultered, expressly for medlcinaluse .lf
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II,HE n5Eys1, TONIC M THIF woRLD.-

Fortfes the System AGAINST the Etil
. = ..Eneets of Un,gholesome Water. -
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To the IPubIic.

NTRs. NJ. g. LEIGH RETURNs 10 THE
NJ ESbgs hsr m9ss 9oTGtai seanzs q dG5 ,5I6e te
her during the Is years Rhe .hAs been en-
gagged In the clothing business in this city.
fully soIicits and VIII strive 10 merit, at their
new place of buSineSS, a continuation Of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed. ...yr...L --iri.t-,
oc381i1 ~ t-siitl No. lib Main Street,
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WHEELING a
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WIIEELING. WEST "a.


iTANIEs A. MITCHELL, EoRMERY Teach
81 er of Penmanshtp in Rohrers CONNER
cial College, Saint Louis, NO., and at Dull 8
Sis 66o sfs,s q and Sn j.
class Commercial SchOol in Hornbrook' s
Building on Main street, In the room formerly
occupied by Prof. l. I. Hitchcock, opposite DS
Eicoll & Bro, where they are prepared TO
fBSo9 siaih Ia t1 ah I anes
ship, Card Writing, Commercial Calculations,
ARITHMETIC, Commercial Law, CommeTGlSi issi
Grammar, Analysis OF the English Language,
and dnTheOfy and Practteeof Teaching.
| .1bESIGN' OF THE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare Young Men for the Counting
The city OF wheeling from its location, be-
ing situated in the valley OF the Ohio, ana IN
the midst ofa rich and fertile district, being
easy OF access, both by river and railroad, and
being unsurpassed in the number and eStent
of its manufactures. offers advantages equal
to any city in the United states 20 th9Sg 9St IN a
air proSpectof obtaining a good sttuRuopE
Eminent Eectnr SwHl pc secured atod de-
taIning to good business education through
out the entire course.
For terms, or any particulars, enquire at
''S' 1&NF{ IASIEsyss; METgHEGnlL, q e1Iz1gG =
Parties unknown to us will please refer to
Prof. EDWIN REGEIe tieSeeiey Normal
School, Hopedale, Ohio.
| P.DUFF SUN, Dun's College, Pittsburgh,
! Pa.
ProED. r. .LInLTBRIDGBs Bryant & STRAIT
| tons Commercial COLLEGE, Spfingheld. illinois.
Rev. BENJAMIN AIfTCHELL,-Ait.S SPleas-
Prof. l. /. HITCHCOCK, formerly of West
Virginia Business school.
LAUGHLdNsI&B q BUsHFIELD, Wheeling,
GEO. W. SMITH 8 CO., Wheeling, Va.
| II. DARLINGTON & CO.. g - -
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McCABE, KRAFT& Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Xir-
ginId; also, proprletors of Kraft's DiarThea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. 5ssi.4s
dec23-6md6w
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For. sale In all Parts OF the world.

BICentral Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York! Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sn eetsg Hudson,
NY. -. II GEO. @. HUBBEL q, co ~.
PToprietofs,
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much respect' I = Am q y8Ilr1ItT ySIr IrIehT' TlF'n
ofAfelcaifp. BrO. q 90.

MccABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gfsts, Wheeling w. Va. sole Proprietors, 10
whom all orders shonld he addressed Xifd
For sale by REED. KRAFT q Co., CenIe
Wheeling, WEST q MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio, and7bys Dealers In MedtctReST every
NEhern !. = - :. - febl BTndSW
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alfdtfa1. Z. IT, 80 E
GOLDEN BITTERS ]

5a1 H . R B n LIS 45
'=fl aa oEIERtsArED s,as
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FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL ooMPE-
.AuH Ns-InI rRroRsI 1 ~ ksi ~
51ElFOR OETRISFlLAssH 8

onn BREAKFAST SHAwLS, FROM 81 IS
StJ(l to S. 4 "A most Suitable article for pre-
sent. rdec0l J. s. RHODES.
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a PURELY vEGETABLE TONIClI
1Nv1aoRATNa AND srRENeTE1HENNa
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The same paper highly approves Mr..
Kitchens hill Ito remove the existing
disabilities to sue, on the'part of those
connected with the rebellion. rlHi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-26

UJHIs COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
II ed In. ApIil, 1854. in conjunction with the
well known firm Of GaGhie & Co., as a Joint
stock e9pPpappy q u " q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-26

nEAI, FITCH vICToR1HES AS LOW
III as SO. Real Siberian Squirrel Aunsl AZ
81. Water Mink Capes; largo size a. 81, fefy
haTdsorie. I i have i've or SIX sets OF Nuns
and Capess dne Mink Gable Fun, at less than
New eva YORK eoss 70 t3sF.j sless. a1E RHODES
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warerooms north east corner OF Eutaw and
Fayette streets and Nos, 15, II and 10,
north Eutaw street. ..
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The HI, fated Steamer Winchester
some EurfIier Particulars Concern
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re- OF charEs, Onlr6osipt Of the pEioe Addness
-- auSdPHk Z. dPH Z kEIS' \ 81 Specific -,

Oflos aud Depot, no. 562 Broadway, New York.
DE- HuMRHRETs u consulted daily At his once.
psTs0nalIy or By letter above, f1r All forms Of
disease. - 7. II. LOGAN 4 CO.. Agrnts. -
isbzgly Wheelihg:
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destroyed on the boat, and the names
OF the consjgnees 80
Seventy five wheel arms for Capt.
Williams; 241 barrels crude oil, com
signed 10 Clarke & Co., for East; ], 900
empty nail kegs, Chess, Smith 4 Co.;
1900 empty soil barrels, consigned 70 =.
A. Hutchison, King 81 Co. and ArdeSco
Oil Co.; 50 bales batting, j. s. Dilworth;
and some 10 head of horses and COWS
owned by passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

| we yesterday received files of the Havana D,a
rio de la Marina, Siglo and Prensa to the 9TH inst
All the general news of interest thew contain ba
already been published
The Prensa states that VIM. Web. Follet Lynge
has been appointed British consul general in Ha
Vana, In place of Mr.. Bunch, who was formerly
| CONSUL az charleston, and has now been appointed
minister plenipotentiary at Bogota.
In the Havana sugar market there was nothing
DONG. and prices were merely nominal. Creole
and Puerto Rio coffee are quoted at SIG Is per
qulntal; in other descriptions there was nothing
doipg. Exchange on New York is quoted at from
% to 23A per cent.
Several steamers were up for New Orleans--the
Mexico to sail on the 9Th, the Winchester on the
It'll, the Evening Star on the 9th, and the Cuba on
| the 18th.
The English bark Realm sailed from Havana on
the 9th inst, with HOO hogsheads of Sugar for
Philadelphia, at s. so per hogshead.
The American brig Poinsett, Capt. Means. arrived
| atMatanzas, from New Orleans on the Sd inst, The
American brig Lark arrived hence at Cienfuepas
on the lst. The brig Abbot Lawrence, Captain
Gregory, from Galveston, arrived at Havana on the
9Th inst. The English schooner E. H, Kennedy
Capt. NJ. sailed from Havana for New Or.
leans on the 9Th inst.
the American ship John Hastings, Cant Hast
ngs, the American schooner Indian, Capt. Parry,
and the English schooner Village Gem, Captapin
Golding, were up for New Orleans.
Inc poiacca Modestilla, Capt. Rivas, arrived
hence at Barcelona, on January goth; the brig
Kosita Perez on the 9th February. The shin
Rosario, Capt Tregas, arrived hence at Malaga m
February lst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20
General News.

/ fire at Saint Cloud, Minnesota, on Supda,
might, burnt Tenrood's block, occupied by stores
Loss, thrtytive thousand dollars Insured for TWEEN
| ty-fve thousand dollars.
| The Hon. Alexander Fl. Stephens is now on his
way to Washington.
I The bill to extend the time for withdraw;na
goods for consumption from bonded warehouses,
having passed both Houses of Congress. only
awaits the Presidents signature to become law
Inc United States steamer Hartford, flagship OF
fhe East India squadron, Admiral Bell arrived at
batavia, December 28th, and sailed again for
Hong Kong, January 9Th. All we'll
The Paymaster of the Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany was robbed of six thousand dollars in money
and tWenty-nine hundred dollars in checks in n
motel at Skuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, Monday
mgnt. NO clue has been obtained as to who com
ml m;sa ne robbery or how it was effected.
Winston, North Carolina. a few DAYS since. nv
hanging herself. Cause, disappointed affections.
wilmington, North Carolina has been consti
tuGad city, and A. Fl. Bokkelen elected MAYOR.
The publishers of the Norfolk Old Dominion
print an account Of the brutal assault on one Of tie
EDITORS OF that paper. The guilty parties were
Joseph Bonfauti, Charles B. Langley and Charles
Brown, all said to be gamblers.
far, iran lady made her husband drunk in
portsmouth,, Virginia, the other day and eloped
with his barkeeper and $1,000 in money. She is in
jail in Baltimore and the lover in the former city
The sable cavaliers of Richmond, Virginia, antici
pate rich time on the Sd of April next when they
VIII celebrate the anniversary of the entry of the
United States troops into the capital.
Mr.. Cox, living few miles north of jackson.
Michigan while boring an artesian well the other
gay, when at depth of two hundred feet, found
sne water IN the well at once drained out and no
po.lom could be found. A roaring sound as of a |
river, san be heard distinctly.
SssisSafy Aeculloch has instructed special |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

agents of the Treasury Department operating in
the South to inform ali persons in their respective
districts who have subscribed to the Confederate
cotton loan that the government considers such
cotton as the property of the Confederate States.
and is therefore, liable to seizure and confscation
The Commissioners of Customs received inform.
alton that some of the confidential agents of the
government had made capture of several promi
nent Canadian smugglers, who. as soon as arrested
implicated some twenty confederates
The man Paddock, arrested for the foul murder
Of John I. Orion, in Rochester, N Y, proved a
clear alibi. He was in Lockport at the time. He
was released from prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20
!ssapfeto,, s. Co.
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
In all the departments of
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW Goons

WIZ open on SATURDAY, the l7th the Iars,s. and most
complete stock OF Goods In line offered in this civ
having made extensive arrangements selections in other
markets, together with Improvements in e.r I. th
hshment In this city beg leave to call the atten,on Of
many friends to this first opening day Both ladies and
gentlemen, and ehildrenn fact alcan and shall sea
thns new and ofthe choicest STYLE AL which we shall ake
IN onens at the most reasonable prcss We most
cordially invite the attention onr patrons and obs b
wish to see the things of present country and age
SpAPLETON i co,
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GGasag street,
] rs,
E. A. TYLER

--. E. A. TYLER
Has just received large and valuable lot Of FINE GOLD
WATCHES, sILVERWARE, GOLD GERARD cHATEs
CHATiLAINEs, SLEEVE BUTTONS, of various patterns,
IN stone and Gold CHAIN AND BAND BRACELETS
some very ric', STONE CAMEO AND DIAMOND WORK.
also, good assortment OF PLATEDWARE in the line nj
Tea Sets Forks and Spoons etc. all which he offers for
sale as cheap as can be bought this city Please call and
examine the Stock.
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Soap for the South.

Pyles H. is tho kind being from pure stock ON the
French Plan 1t becomes hard and don't waste away in the
wash IKE common yellow Pye Bung Powder Is also
Manufactured by A''p '"en'
JAMES PYLE,
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARcH %, 1856.

THANKs.--Messrs. Titus & Gwartney have ou
thanks for late numbers of the Baton Rouge Adyo
cate, berville Pioneer Lc Louisianais, and shreve
port South Western.
We are indebted to the Southern Express Com.
pany for very late papers from Montgomery and
Augusta.
Our thanks are due to the polite officers Of the
Pauline Carroll, for late St Louis and Cairo
papers.
n, y. y Overall, proprietor of the CONNER.
ciaI Exchange and Reading Rooms, has kindly fur.
niShe1 - with the last number Of the Field. Turf
- Farm, Of sportman's Oracle and Country Gen
tlenan's newspaper.
We are indebted to Mr.. Cotton, the attentive
puusr Of the steamship Winchester. for late nun.
bcrs Of the Havana papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

- FiskE's BENEFIr. Tomorrow nirbt ana !,
sne most capable artists have ever had On ~ \
NOV Orleans boards takes benefit d q =.
varieties. Mr. Fiske, in his role Of character =,
mas never been surpassed within our Observation
: ~ = very humorous perception be mites stud;
ous appreciation Of the deeper thoughts which
lSequently underlie those Shakespearian conf
scaiit1cs he represents SO admirably. His 7oucb.
y ssone and his Dogbary are unapproachable
70 Ieel. confident those who hare so often en-.
oyea his inimtabIe humonr and fine reading
WI compliment him tomorrow evening as be 50
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sation tnrnad -FOUR were dining Thursday. Conyer.
said. Sars On politics, and finally on the afore
week 81 ten Says q three hours in his company
Disnt y you saS II a asaf 1on n af H. u-
Butler saws ' se mighty mean Afterwards y,
newspapers saw ah oO9t care so much what the
done. The eternal am; # they would ever get
annoying and irritating u n his ears is getting
Grant a Mos r eass;1 ths other day that
it. was M aaio,ng but little tanner General
hides !'--I Mobile Times. "neh Grant was soaking
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

sfAR RoR EHx ORRHANs. The good people Of
~. orescsnt Clty arc reminded that fair win Be
nelo = ths hall Of Mechanics institute, during the
week beginning Monday, April s0th, under The di-
1oCaon q ths siats5s Of the Holy Cross, for the
DenenI q the Orphan Girls Asylum Of the Irnmae-
ulate Conception, Third District. s >,,'e1''''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

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amazed cotton By Robinson & Nash, ii New Re-.
=, aouth side, near Claiborne bridge. II