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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-18
TO RBNT.

THE place known as LAGRANGE, near
i GLADDEN. $ Grove, one of the finest Cot
ton and Corn Plantations in the District
On the place IL o. comfortable dwelling
house aud all necessary out buildings
The tract contains 1850 acres, q large por-
tion of which is under a high state Of cutie
walton.
This place will be rented on tho 1st Mon.
day in November next. at the Court House,
Winnsboro, TO the highest bidder.
For particulars apply to COL James II {,
Mop. Winnsborc, or to the subscriber AZ
Songuespille. ZEB. MOBLEY,
Exr. of Will Of John G.. Mobley, decd.
oct l8-f8x2
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ROCK.SPRING,

Situated about four miles above Winns-
boro, and containing about 600 acres, and
oil necessary plantation buildings.
These places are offered thus early be-
cause from the failure of the food crop o
small grain crop may be an important con-
sideration TO the planter of next year. Al
though possession cannot be given until the
LIST Of January, 1867, the privilege of sew
ing grain will be allowed by present holders
Of the places.
JNO. BRATT0N, Executor.
D Bssr Charleston Mens copy once o week
until day. ' oct Aim
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NOTICE.

NVIlCE.
THREE months after dafe, application
i will be made to tho Charlotte 4 South
Carolina Railroad company for removal of
Certificate Of Stock, No. 1909, l3 Shares
Original Certificate issued in the name of
Margaret Mushatt, dated 26th May, 1862,
and has been lost. 81 lfg.at
j. s.. STEWART, Executor.
oct 6-1aw3m
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LEGAL NOTICE.
District Court of Fairfield.
WNNsRoRo. g. a. Oct ~ 18ee

w WlNNsBoho, y. W, Octs 10, 1850.
ORDERED, that the Clerk OF the District
~ Court do give notice that this Court Is
now organized, and ready to sit in Chambers
at the Court House. for the transaction of
such business, within its Jurisdiction, as
may be brought before il.
i. Also ordered, that a special Term of the
Court be held in tho Court House on the
first Monday in November next for the par-
pose Of arranging the Jury lists, and draw
Monday after the fourth Monday in january
next, and that notice be given that the Re,
turn Day for the first quarterly Session
falls on Friday the 1st day Of February
next. BY order Of the Court.
s.. b, CLOWNEY, 4
Clark Of the District Court.
oct 1s-fsx1aw6w s
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SECOND HAND BOOKS.

KNEACHERS, Students and readers gene
J. rally are invited 10 examine to-day the
books offered for sale at the Cabinet Ware
Room. They may depend upop getting
aost reasonable bargains. Some Of The books
D. B. McoREIaHT,
cot l3-tf iF
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'ii Eli IT Horr;snn i0' VI Janus, &C.
IN pursuance of the Eecree of the Court of
L Equity made in this case, / will offer
for sale at public auction, at Winnsboro,
South carolina, on Monday, the Sd day of
December next, (heing the first Monday in
that monthly several THOUSAND ACRES O.
the finest COTTON and GRAIN LANDS in
the State, belonging to the estate of John
Harrison, ST., deceased. .T,,.-,,.3y
These lands are composed Of the follow
ing several tracts or plantations, viz;
|. The tract known as the "River Place, %
containing about 1888 acres, more or less,
lying immediately on the banks of the VA
teree River. This plantation contains
about 1900 acres In original forest; and
several hundred acres of rich river bottoms
now in high state of cultivation and has
upon it all necessary buildings, sc. II is
decidedly one of the best cotton and grain
plantations in the Southern country.
2. The tract known as the churchman's
Creek Place." containing 2,482 acres, more
or less. This tract is also u No. /, cotton
and grain plantation, with large creek
running throughit and has upon il all ne
cessary buildings for laborers. stock, So.
g. The tract known as tho bryant
Place." containing $40 acres moro or less.
Ln,sa Iii n,,u,ha a,,,Nh.,,ns, g.
rho 80, o~, sr u ou ~ ,.Ssas;,, Sv -,
uomo pi,o" o' ,omtu;u,n ans .oso. ln. nr, VI VI
less. Most Of this place is in original
woods and Is a, high md healthy place, and
So '''" VI '"' '"t0 'o"n '''''
r,o ,.oo, ,,;, .,a,,t. ..co.a
Chn,nh p,o ~ 1870, ,sn - o,a
NJ Joe. Nenr,v ,hn ,ghn2e ~ he rant t; ~ .
Onvorsd ,,;,h ,h;nI ~ 10 ,hn "Ue ers 70
largest and fnest Iono ienf m;nss mor,;cn.,
-. .;,aS -, ~ 30 80 !P.' pnalN''
or a,vth;ns ,Uh;"h 10 mapJap pJapSS SSo% b;nn ;;n'
and ?, ,;ns ,;,,,;,, ~. Nil ILL p-nS tho
U;l,annu Dapo, ~ n wv chnrIo ~ " s snS
i"nnsh' G,roi;np o;Iroad ,s;.h ! ,onJ
iovoi ,vooo,, noa, ~ ,a;,,aa. a,a - soN'''
- a me- t,oct knossn M i.s,,, Pond
pon,,rnoL oo.,a;n;no In nSv.. o"'' N' INV
Tbe terms ~ Sale ~ ~ asl $oi,ous. Tho
nurcSo ser os 'Ihe "R,ver p,oIs,, w;,i +. 10.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SnEhlEf|S SALESS.
pY Virtue Of an Execution to me directed.
- will offer for sale at Fairfield Court
House on The first Monday and the day fol-
lowing, in November no&1 within the legal
hours Of sale, to- the highest bidder, for
Cash, the following Real Property .Pur-
chasers to pay for Titles
One tract Of 3050 acres more or less of
land in Fairfield District adjoining lands of
John Harrison Sr., deceased, N. A. Peay,
deceased. John Il. Robertson, John Robert.
son Dixon and others, and the watoree
River, levied upon as the property ofJas.
Z. Dolby (now deceased) at the suit of T. s.
DuBose and r.. B. Boyleston, Exrs. VS. John
Harrison ST., James Harrison, Jas. E. Dolby,
and John L. Robertson.
E. w. OLLEVER. o
s. F. d. a
sherif's Office, 10th October 1866.
oct 13-tl0x3 49,
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ROSELAND, ,

Situated about three miles above Winns.
boro, and containing about 600 acres. On
this place is dwelling house and all ne ces-
sary buildings, excepta gin house.
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FOR REN T.

WTILL be offered for Rent at the Court
Wv House in Winnsboro,r on the let
Monday in November, the Plantations be-
longing to the Estate Of Theo. s. DuBose,
deceased. One known as s%E
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FARMINTGON.

Situated on the Wateree Creek, about ten
miles above Winnsboro, and containing
26O0 acres more or less. On this place is q
dwelling house and oil necessary plantation
buildings.
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RARE CHANCE
FOR TNvEsTING I'm
FIN & LANDS.
IN EQUITY,

FAIRFIELD pIsTRIoT--souTH cARoLIaA.
Lucy Harrison, 4 f
VS.. Decree for sale
John II. Harrison, of Lands, SC.
ELI Harrison.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN EQUITY--FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Thos, Marlborough and Wife, Bill for
vs.. , Partition Of
A. j. Hamilton, ct. al, Land.
DY virtue ofdecreetal order made in this
I'D case, I win sell at public auction at
the Court House in Winnsboro. on the let
Monday in November next, the tract Of
land mentioned in the pleadings In this
case belonging to the estate Of VIM. j.
Hamilton, deceased. Containing,
l9S Acres,
more or less. lying in Fairfield District, on
Jackson's Greek. and bounded by lands Of
Thomas stitt, Margaret Nelson, and others.
The Terms of. Sale.
Cash, sufficient to pay the costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the balance q
credit Of one, two and three years to be
, given, in three annual installments. with in
terest from day Of sale. The purchaser to
give bond with approved security and a
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur-
chase money:
Fl. A. GAILLARD,
oct 9-f6x4 C.E. +. ID.
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1ne,aent at the white House.

A friend, recently on visit to Washington re-
lates an incident which fell beneath his notice AZ q
Presidential reception which he had the hon1l u
attending that is SO illustrative Of the prompt pusl-
ress habits and kindly feelings Of Andrew Johnson
that we are fain to publish It as neAilS "S
ted as possible. He said . p.osi.
kTfo, arriving in the anteroom oi tne IEest, 81
s4,aI ~ ,ans;on we had to wait until nouheu 70
[ tba Presidents room during Tue htstsa ,.,
nv friend and myself noucea uappea, ,' n.sIS,
s3dIromplexioned intelleetuai-ioohins HI 'Ous 9
s saills ses eino backwards and forwards-eVer anu
a,, nlan Ei Ensnsing and making notes on bundle OF
49, nents-fhen passing his hands through ms
e s ould resume his march Ny friend whis
nsrsd Z. That gentleman seems peeahatiy
5srv0us: something OF deep purport rests upon p
bis mind. N just at this moment the usher threw
amen the door, and we entered. The tfessoeht'
after blandly receiving and passing the comps
ments of the morning said:
tstyentlemen, excuse me, two ladies are ap-
proaehiDg,n We stood back. An elderly iauy
approached, accompanied by one much younger
who, from appearance, might be nef aausiitga ,ita
with an infant in her arms. The nervous sehe'0
man approached the President, and smd: a.
!" MI President, this lady's husband L 9noer l,
sentence for crime, which nave heEs w
ments TO show was not so fragrant as was testle9
to- and that one OF the Witnesses
niiilss.n Stor sr said Mr. johnson, "Ireceved those
documents, Or their contents two 4, days ago' ano
nave carefully examined them. ms laay . nus
T5e lady, SO overcome with the feelings which
vaiied m from her heart, that she was incapable
of ntterance, was likely to faint. =.
John, y SAID the President seat that lazy.
She took seatand attempted to speak her THANKS
Int her emotions were too overpowerng for ute
rance, and tie President cut her short by saying
al No thanks, madam--no thanks; have but
done nv duty; be composed and retire, for have
other duties quite as urgent and important as
q a. he +nrned away Said our informant we
observed tear trlekle down his cheek. No mat
ter what we thought.
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Rirer SnteIIiaence.
opnsc4sa ogrIcsi NJ; q fI,S GAmF sTgsET Egss

AyRESgFNT OFFICE, NO. "a CAMP STREET
Thursday Morning June Z, 1865. !
Yesterday gave us an earnest Of the approach
ing dog-star The weather was oppressiyely
warm and snltry, and but for light breeze which
kept the air circulating, the heat. coming SO sud
denly upon US, would have been uncomfortable.
Business on the landing still continues to be
dull. The arrivals and departures yesterday were
few in number; however, the departures were
more than the previous days of the week.
The steamers Commonwealth, for ST. Louis, and
t. D. Hne, for Red River, did not leave as an.
nouneed yesterday. The Commonwealth will
leave to-day, and the T. D, Hine tomorrow even.
ing.
9he Froiie is receiving and leaves for Mnden
On Saturday. The Idahoe is receiving and leaves
tomorrow evening for Camden and way landings.
The fast telegraph packet Mole Able will be
found at the landing this morning, and will leave
positively this evening for Memphis, Cairo and St.
Louis.
The Virginia from louisville, and Henry Ames
and Continental from 81. Louis, will be in port
during the day.
The Alabama, from Red River, will be in port
to-day, and will commence to receive to leave
again on Saturday. Capt. W. G. Harrson, form.
eriy of the steamer Doubloon, win take command
/ of this splendid steamer on her arrival at thit
port, and will continue in command during tht
season,
/ We return our thanks for fayors to the officer
Of steamers w. H, Osborn and Argosy.
il CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
MEMPHIS June 4.--The morning broke fine, bu
in the evening another rain storm set in, eontnu
ing for two or three hours. Wisely the citizens Q
Memphis should have been horn with feather GOV
! erings The leyee has been almost literally deseI
ted all day. The river is still falling, and is las
getting into very low stage. 1t is said to b
quite shoal above here and is sworn to be so beloI
/ siso
The ST. Francis IS falling all the way, with plent
g Of water for boating purposes, there being ST
e feet al shealeat points.
y About o'clock Saturday morning fire brok
e 9ae on the dsmanted steamer Bostona, at 81
7, Louis, which soon enveloped the splendid Net
orleans packet, Ida Handy, and the disrnan
lS' ! lea steamer DANES Raymond, the same on
40 taat blew up q few miles above Memphis la
as week. The Bost0pa was built twelve years ag
oy the Cincinnati and Portsmouth Packet Con
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
arrivals at the Principal Rotels.

ST. CHARLES H0TEI4---W D Bathil and family
Franklin;J "A Hudson, Springfield, La; G 5 Lnms-
deni Miss; G Howard, West Point; " Ross, Tex;
W 3 Phillips. Alexandria, La. L a Kirby, N Q; G
P jackson, Thibodaux; i T Malone, Miss; S Elias,
Lewis, city: 4 w OtItflW, city; r Natal, city;
r w W Albehensen, Clayland, Galveston; H L
Flasd, do; @ A Johnson, city, w a Roberts, Texas;
Miss Ii B Bobbinett, do; G w Vivian, J Hoffheimer
and wife, G Dolman, J G Pangburn, Albany, New
York; J a Bell, do; w Stafford, n Y; S G
Powell Galveston, Texas; e i Coffin, Newbury-
port, Miss; q Blaney, Corps Christi; R Hol-
brook, Matagorda, Texas; G S Rasurlain, Calves
ton; West, Mrs Bolton and family Texas; +
Snider, Louisville; G ? Reid, San Antonia, Texas;
g IL Husteed, Baton Rouge J Perkins, Galveston,
Texas: Lit j W Dillknback, A; r Collins,
Call Colonel NJ A Reno U S a; W d Adams, Y;
] M Dane, Cairo.
CITY H0TEI-w L Davis, Galveston; d H Ty-
ron, Miss; w Graham, Jr, St Landry parish; J w
Spratt Coffeeville, Texas; II A Lamercet, Texas;
Il Smith, Estier, Ocean Springs; G L Kennard,
E S Fairchild, Hazehurst; N Cooper Louisville;
I G Davidson, Livingston, La; Il Merritt, Amite
City; G W Sharp, Tenn; Mrs D Iolleryer, Corinth
| Miss; 0riiliOn, G 0 Lama, Plaquemine; A Can
eza; F Chapman, Point Coupee; P G Montgom-
/ cry Louisville; J w Clifford and wife, Mobile; f
1 Moore, city; Sturgis, Miss; Mrs Montgomery and
child, Miss James, NJ " McMahan and wife, "
| MeMahan and wife, NJ Stafford, Galveston; X X
i HemphilI, S G; D McGregor and wife; two Misses
i McGFegor; R S Reid j Lee S r Davis, Galveston;
/ FW Chandler and wife Miss Chandler, Texas; Mrs
Hatch and child; Uzalere, San Antonio; j
Ark.
ST JAMES HoTEL-Judge F Gates, J R Bis
land, A G Cage, La; Hayden, Tenn; G John
son, Ark; /. Shelton, Miss; ] 0 Metcalfe, Natchez
: A Kinnard Tenn; W Emory, D Coleman
NJ Arnaeker, Tangipaho, La; a E Deyine, A
Caulkins, J Eyestmel, Yazoo River I Metzer
Yazoo City; Nj Randolph City; G A Hayward
Nashville; Major Hawkins jackson Miss: w
Lewis, a Smith, Miss 2 Forter, La; H Riley
and family, Clinton; ] ] Shankle, Yates, city
! a Wettermark, Miss Dart Hobson, R Gibbs
and family, ] ? Evans, Miss Evans, g McKin
ney. Texes Mrs Jordan, G Mitchell, @ Miner, \
Y; N Morrison and wife, st Louis.
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$TtLOUIS-Steamer Mollie Ahle-I75 SKIS corn
to Ckhton & Riehards--l6 fkns butter McFarlan,
Straight &co--2 mills Fraucke Danneel-s bxs
sheet lead Mcintyre Appegate-l bXmachinery
Wright & Maury-lO tcs lard G F Lauman--3 pkgs
wine Meuller-lB tcs hams Grief s. Byrnes-~I6
do IL bxs bacon A D Grieff-T5 bbs flour J Nc
Millan-100 do Jas Connolly Sco--l0 kegs white
lead 5 Kendall casks beef J H Carter-3l2
bbs -four Keep & Caulield-2ll2 SKIS oats 5GS SKIS
corn Lamb, Oninlan &Go-l47 bbls -four csks
bacon Dorman Bruno-l334 sis oats Stannard u
Slayback-57 bales hay 300 bbls flour BIG SKIS oats
J Il OElesby NCo-S bXs eggs + DelBonGio--6 do
+ Mahan-S50 sls oats Geo Martn-254 do j B
Nfurison SCO-749 SKIS corn 360 bhls -four 200 bbls
pork Kehor q Updike-220 do Emey &co--l00 do
Hamilton u Dunnica- 20 kegs butter Shropshire,
Anderson &oo--l do Ober, Atwater &co--2 Dc
bbl eggs Schmidt Il Zeigler-4 hhds tobacco K s
Leaf do bales cotton Blakemore, Woodbridge
&co-l3 do Carroll Hoy &co-l9 head stock Sell
man & JOhnsOn-sundries to order-Iotal Is bales
cotton IL hhds tobacco
ST LOUIS-Steamer " Fl Osborne-80 SKIS oats
l26 sks bran Geo Martin-j2s sls corn T5 bbls -four
Perkins 4 Hersey-l44 doz brOOms III SKIS corn %
fkns butter 20 bxs cheese I box mdse Huntington
Bros-2 bXs saddlery Geo Plumb--l00 bXs starch
McFarlan, Straight EcO-232 b1s iron so bdls do
G Il Slocomb--ll pkgs glassware h j Carstens-
Is bhis meal Emiey &co--l0 pkgs glassware G
Genelta--S do w Farley &eo-S dc e Motion
do Henderson & Gaines-l0O bbls -four Avet &
Cambon-300 do Kehlor Updike-l50 do Sum.
mers & Brannia-300 do 500 SKIS corn L d kimball
&co-5I bbls eggs F DelBondio-250 SKIS bran 235
bales hay Stannard & Slaybaek-240 SKIS oats G I
BuddeeFe-473 do S II Kennedy &co-746 do 396
SKIS corn Lacey, Terry &co-753 SKIS oats 80 bbls
pork JnO Moore 2TO SKIS oats Nj Druhan-250
SKIS corn Martin Dolhonde & Cobb-lT kegs butter
Grief & Byrnes-l85 tcs lard Lamb, Quinlau &co-
sundTies to order
ST LOUIS-Steamer Vulcan and barges-4G5
SKIS corn 1913 bbls -four Grace, Davis &cO-l00 bbls
pork Bostock Grace 4 Jones-l00 do l742 SKIS corr
Lamb Ouinlan &co-923 bbls -four 200 SKIS bran to
Jas Connolly &co-5S0 bbls -four Keep Il Caultield
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
Hmports Yesterday.

NEW YoRK-st Steamship Evening star-Astd
mdse
BosToN-schr Anna Rioh--Iee to Gage,
Badger ace
PALERMO-Brig Christopher Columbus-Ssl5
bxs and half-bxs oranges and lemons "a bbls wine
to NJ de Gregorio
HAVANA-Brig Lady Monk-1OOl bxs sugar to
Thomson &eo
RUATAN-schr Friends-34, ,709 plantins 1888
eoeoanuts l44,sll punches bananas 81 doz pine
apples 10 bbls lines L Yallee
ST MARKS-Schr Billy Butts-Logwood
M0BILE-Steamer Mary-SundFies to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07


ssREeA or Con- 0'NEIL.--Colonel o,Neii. 18Th
AsAla4sat g. keAlans. whose Name appears as com.
y le hlsh republic In Canada, Is full.
aged about thirty years who at
w oes9sssg q the late war was sergeant IA the
hsee lseslss egnar cavalry, and served with his
from The iirst battle Of Boil Ran, iii after
Aaeeiellana paninsalar campaign. where he uas
iasvereiy Mounded, and during his conyalesepee
" Was on duty asreeTiang sergsant al InsiSansnnl;s
Ia the faii OF 1869 he received al sns a.
trst lieutenant in tae 5th ndiana cavalry t,onnal
Graham, commanding. ; Se'oi'ei
He served with the 5th IAdiana throngb tbs r.,
tncky campaign and at the eayarv sSeiy ~ p5'S
1ngtCn Island led small detachment M casir +;
a charge TO reGaptare two pieces Of aJtIiarv ~
two of Gen. dadah's staf officers, that wsre cs,,
fufed BY the enemy under Morgan. In tbis r. *,
successful, and for his good conduct wss rsesm IN
mended for promotion to major.
number OF officers of the regiment opnnss
Ids promotion, and he was not commissioned ii
continued 70 serve with his regiment through III
4ast Tennessee campaign, HndeF Gen. Burnside
displaying on several occasions considerable "a
BanfTy afd courage.
Ia the summer Of 1854 he resigned his commi
sion and opened Q claim agency at Nashville. 1
IS q man OF considerable bulldog courage, but hi
lzeither discretion nor ability il large measure,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
Exporta Yesterday.

BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA Steamship Lib,
erty--For Baltimore 42S bbs -four 2f~bales wool
9pkgs mdse-FOr Havana 30 tcs hams ~ VIZ peel
oysters 20 bdls paper
NEW YORK-Steamship Palmyra---il9 bales
cotton 10 bales wool l04 hbls moasses l2O hf'bbls
do 26 cases tobacco S35 hides and sundries
NEW YORK-Steamship Raleigh-535 bales OF
cotton bales wool cases mdse 206 troops
LIVERP 00L- Ship Atante-I529 bales cotton
"a tes taliow
NAUTLA-Sehr Mary--50 bbls Hour ~ Dds
onions 10 bbls potatoes 10 kegs lard 1900 feet
lumber and sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
sun,IIT. bIIssIssIrrI, juno }. lse6.


A. an 2 epd a, u. siesons, wherever dispersed
DEAN BR0THERsI am instructed by our Lodge
80 solicit aid from sister Lodges and individuals to
Eebnlld our Hail. destroyed by fire on the oath Of
December, 1886. 2s
Ry the most strenuous efforts, we succeeded in
Ealsang funds iuficlenf to commence blildng and
had Inc frame mp aud partly inctosed. when It was
tazed to the ground BY the storm which swept over
our sQFn on the 28th ult.
The bTotheFly hand extended, even in small
emeants viii be duly appreciated and credited upon
TIE Lodge Lodger
Respectfully and iraternally yours,
Sh9 g TAYLOR, sec'y Summit Lodge No. 28l.
tie asoyal F's7 ~
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OPELoUsAs.

I..v.. ys, ORLEANS EyERy WEDNESDAY,, atbEM
ENON DPEI.OUSAS,w WASHINGTON, FoHE BAHfsEt sft
simmspoTt Mouth Bayou Rouge, and al intermeaass 4
andinga an Bsyou CouFtablesu and AtchaalAy tVethe
regular New Orleans opsousss weekly paeket steAms
TSame o. Hnckley master, NJ kenson, cerk viii
leave al Above For freight passage apply on BOARD OF 70
N ~ J. E.. CARLIN, S3 Old Levee street.
yJRgINIUS @. DENTzELs, Advertising Agent
N BThs steamer Irene, will land pasepgerR at any point
ln the coast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

a pleasing evidence Of growing unwillingness
on the part Of the Senate Of the United States to
lend itself to the views Of the radical extremists,
and to aid in further spoiation of the South, is
of certain freedmen, former slaves OF the late G.
". r. Gusts, to have portion Of the Arlington
estate set apart for their use. This petition was
referred, in the Senate, to the Judiciary Commit
tee, which, on Wednesday. asked to be discharged
from The further consideration Of the subject.
This, Of course, settles the matter.
The Arlington estates were bequeathed by the
late Mr. Gusts to Mrs Robert o. Lee, for life, with
remainder to Gen. Gusts Lee, who is the owner OF
the fee.
restored to their rightful owner, whenever " re-
construction shall have SO far advanced as to
permit questions Of title to be adiudicated by the
courts.-EN. Y. News.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
BoEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BGUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WED ESnAY. At B ? NJ
nor JONES LANDING, PRAIRIE LANDING,
Thomas Landing, Gum Point Red Mouth GiTaId Lana. 9
NO 2, W. W. billiard, master leaves Harts9nhurg Eye
FRIDAY upon the arrival Of the stermer G9Ge FoI es'
or passage apply to f. WiSB5gIkNI gem, GENT,
Or TO j. W. BLANKS 4 GO GFoeers,
95 Magazine stC' at
yIRGNIgs G. DENTzEL, Advertising A,geGt,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

BouQuET D'AFRIQUE.-A Washington writer
speaks of new perfume which is become preva-
lent in certain quarters of the Capitol. 1t is thus
described;
the Southern States, but was never fully appre-
ciated until the genius OF the North was introduced
south of Mason and Dixonis line. It has been
patented by Stevens, Sumner & Co., and with a
small part Of the essence of D. D. it is said to be
really delightful 1t can be had in the hall and
galleries of the House and Senate, and in most of
tbs. strant cars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
rHE ANNUAL ExAnrNArroN AT WEST POINT

THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION AT WEST POINT
Tie Army and Navy Journal says:
The first day Of June is fixed by the regulations
Of West Point as the day for the commencement
of Tie annual examination. A telegram, however,
has been received by Major General Cullum, super
intendent Of the Military Academy, which will
change the programme for this year. The review
before the board Of visitors viii take place on
Monday, June A, and the examination will com
mence on Tuesday, June 9TH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
YAzoO,

vIcKsBURG AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET.
Leaves yicksburR EVERY TUESDAY at 6PM
EYOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLUBE YAZOO CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight to
TaDahatcie and Yaabusha rivers and connects Of Green
wood with packets for drenadahs light draft passen
Crater, clerk, will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
]. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Fulton street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
LAFOURCHE.

TWICE A WEEK. -
5eayss everv TUESDAY al P. NJ, and every SATURDAY
at 10 A. y. z,,.x- -
'' - " DAL ALFERES, Clerk.
T5nR THIRODAUXEAh.A PAtNTCOURr-
n yie NanoeOnvle DOnaldsonvile, and all intermediate
coast Iandnps-Will leave regularly as above
The L NJ Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and will continue in the trade
nen11 FoT freight or passage apply on board.
Shippers all cases are responsible for the payment
oF frsir,,t J, S. RELF pch0upitOulss street.
VI "e's VIRGINIUS @, DENTHEL, Advertising Agent
The NJ sharp will take all freight through Lockpor