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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

EXPENSIVE D1NNERs.-Among other bits OF
amusing gossip in Lord LennoX's Drafts on my
Memory" are two instances of expensive dinners
Three gamblers, who, after winning large
sum, had reduced it to thousand francs, deter.
mined to spend that amount upon upon one dinner
and spoke to Borel upon the subject.
The prices of expensive dinners were discussed
but none appeared extravagant, when all of a
sudden an idea flashed across the mind of one Of
the party, which was to have dish of frogs. As
the time of year at which the dinner was held was
the month of December, the intensity of the frost
had closed every pond, and, in order to got the
frogs, it was necessary to employ at least fifty
workmen to break up the ice. The result was that
hundred frogs cost five hundred francs and soup
was made of them which none of the party
tasted.
The other instance occurred in London. A party
at Whites were discussing how much dinner
could be made to cost, when it was agreed that
each should order dish, and who ever selected
the most expensive one should dine for nothing.
.Avanley came off victorious, having desired the
cook to introduce fricassee of that part of the
fowl called the oyster, which, to make dish. re-
CURED at least hundred fowls, at cost of -four
shillings each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

MAN AND WIFE.-The theory of man and wife,
that special theory in accordance with which the
wife is to bend in loving submission before her
husband is very beautiful; it would be good alto
gether if it could be arranged that the husband
should be the stronger and greater of the two.
The theory is based upon this hypothesis and the
hypothesis sometimes fails of confirmation. In
ordinary marriages the vessel rights itself, ard the
stronger and greater takes the lead, whether
clothed in petticoats or in coat waistcoat and
trousers; but there sometimes comes a terrible
shipwreck, when the woman before marriage has
filled herself with ideas of submission. and ther
finds that her golderheaded god has got an iror
body and feet Of clay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

BEAUTIFUL.-At a Sabbath school anniversary
in London, two little girls presented themselves to
receive the prize, one of whom had recited one
verse more than the other, both having learned
several thousand verses of Scripture. The gentle
man who presided inquired:
q And could you not have learned one verse
more, and thus have kept up with Martha ~
dyes, SIR" the blushing child replied /" but
loved Martha and kept back on purpose
have learned" again inquired the president, THAT
taught you this lesson ?s'
aihsre was, sir" she answered, sblushing still
more deeply 90 In honor preferring one ano-
ther.'D rsr a.l.- , s-.-.l-. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

COMPREHENSIVE is the difference between
a wise man and man with q long nose? One
knows more the other has more nose than usual.
Why is a ifavorite employe on railroad like the
covering Of q floor? Because he is q carpet,
(carpet.)
What is the difference between twelve dozen
eggs and the man who sells, them? One is
gross, the other grocer.
Why is newly married man like hostler?
Because he is groom.
,os why is young ladys answer to rejected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Song by Ben. johnson,

Still to be neat, still to be drest,
As you were going to feast;
Still to be powdered. still perfum'd?
Lady it is to be presum'd,
Though arts hid causes be not found.
All is not sweet, all is not sound.
Give me look, give me face
That makes simplicity grace;
Robes loosely flowing, hair az free;
Such sweet neglect more taketh me
Than all the adulteries of art:
They take mine eye, but not my heart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

A family in Chicago have suffered great distress
of mind over the supposed murder Of an absent
son and brother. The details of the casualty were
given by the spiritualists, and several mediums
agreed as to the circumstances attending it.
While the disconsolate father was taking steps to
recover the body, the son made his appearance.
The spiritualists claim that they had only made
mistake in the victim.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
Little Pearl.

A jewel of little girl
One luscious summer night
The angels dropped, by chance I guess,
Into a nest of white,
Baptized from dainty head to heart
In heavens transcendent light.
What could they name so fair thing
If u were not Little Pearl?
Her hair was like mist of gold,
Each little line curl,
One watched unconsciously to see
Two hidden wings unturl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
CKIMAULT IL CO.'S
- SYRUP OF FERRue1Nous PERUVIAN BARK.

SYRUP OF FERRUG1NOUS PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists to H. e. H Prince Napoleon 3 Rcheieu Paris
This preparation has the great advantage Of combining
powerful tones known in the medical world OF perfect
mpdty and agreeable TASTE this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stomachs.
1t is par excellence the FERRuGINoUs TONIC which
should be administered to ladies of delicate constitution,
young backward in attaining the puberty and
children of weak constitution and is particularly
ployed the treatment of Cholorosis, Anenea Pale Com
pLexon Gastrics, tiastraae Whites Lencorrhea Debility
Agents New York Mr.. BECKER, 1923 Grand street. New
Orleans Messrs DUCONGE, DELOCIIE and the principal
heuis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

DR. BURN DU BUISSOS'S DIGESTIVE
IL Lozenges and Powders of the Alkaline Lactates-The
Alkaiue Lacates exercise the beneficial influence
the deraugets of digestion either by their peculiar action
the Membrane of the stomach by aordng TO the
latter through their combination with the saliva the gastric
juice supply of Tactic Acid which all English sench and
Psychologists admit be essential principle of d.
gestion For the information Of those who be without
medical advice muy stated here that the symptoms of
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead hem
gasr gastralgia heartburn wind in the stomach
and bowels loss of Appetite emaciaton etc All these
disappear under the action of the Alkaline Lacates which
may be always had in lozenges powders.
General depot in Paris GRIMAULT Co IS, Chemists to
E. l. II. Prince Napoleon. iS rue Richelieu.
In New Orleans, at DUCOSGE'S, DELOCHE'S, GULL
LOTS and at every other good Chemists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
NEW YORK.
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.
Depot, 1917 broadway.

An immense stock Of Pianos Watches ewery and Fancy
an 70 be sold fer ONE DOLLAR each without regard
ceive ~ - "A4's ~ w.. -
naming each article value will he placed
enveops and well mixed One these envelops
y na 70 any address receipt of rs five
bred for sl5 - ' o ioi eio' anu one nun
On the receipt Of the Certificate You will see wha. you are
SS W. Ws,s sse ses y not Paehassr
set Of Jeweiry list for ST. in no can thew at
less than one dollars worth, as there blanks e
Agents are wanted In every the country Fverv
est sale Of Jewelry known. ' eieas'
Send DC for Certificate which will inform you what vor
can obtain for ST. AT the time our circular cont
ing fail lists and particulars also, Terms to Agents.
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.
1877 Broadway NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA
Vienna, August g. 1865.
Messrs. Grimault Co., Chemists Mt Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed his Excellency the
Embassao have the honor inform you that Professor
ketz is of high standing Venna that he is
personally much thought Of and for Of the best
Chemists in Germany. PIERRET,
Consul a nd Attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT Il CO.'S, IS rue
Richeieu. In New Orleans at
DUCONGE, DELoCHE 4 GUILLoT,
nd mt every pood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
MEDICAL,

Chemists to II. I. II. Prince Napoleon
is RUE R1cHELIEU PARIS
No More Cod Liver OIL.
GR1MAULTs SYRUP oy IoDIzED HORSE RAp1sH
This ri smP by with .s
Of the chest scrona, phatc disorders. green SICK
By Purifying the blood sed he nas q.
powerful depuative known u never atgnes the stomach
young children subject hamo5s obsaction gland
At last very ecacious in the diseases Of the skin
No More Consumption.
This new medicine is sovereign remedy in pbthisis and
serious symptoms The cough relieved the night sweats
cease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
This new errugnous medicine contains elements Of the
blood and iron liquid state III, diferen: from
all to the an se d
dgsssn orr and ane19s m
Phosphate Of ladies Of delicate constitution
suffering from emia, and all other fatigued from
over anxiety nervous emotions, oTerwok general debility
the only preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stomaciis.
Nervous Headaches and Neuralgfas
20. Instan.aneously cured by g
GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
vegetable substance used from time mmenora Brazil
and entirely inotiensive
Better Than Copaiba.
GRIMAULT's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIco yEGETALIs.
Where all other failed these preparation
will always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
and chronic of private diseases.
They used in the hospitals Paris celebrated DR..
Rcond and found greatly superior to all hitherto know
mineral remedies and copaba cubebs The injection is
used in recent and capsules in chronic cases.
General depot in Paris at GRIMAULT d CO.'S
Chemists to Ii. I. II. Prince Napoleon,
43 rue Richelieu.
| Sold in New Orleans by DuCONGE,
DEL0CHE,
GUILLOT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

VNHE GREAT EFFICACIOUSNESS OF
Messrs. Grmaut & Co.'S Iodized Syrup of Horse Rad
sThe Iodized Syrup Of Horse Radsh of Messrs Grimaut
i Co Chemists to il 1 a. Prince Napoeon nj Paris is
always par excellence succedanous Cod Liver OIL the
best treatment follow in Lymphatc and Scroulous sec
tions, we'll as in various Cutaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis of this
medicine by Professor ketznsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna we'll the letter addressed Mesrs.
Crimau Co. by his ENceency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor.
1t is as folows ... ........
Grimaults Iodzed Syrup of Horse Radsh is a free
elementary caustc in the of iodhyc acid
organic combination similar the iodine
Cod Liver OIL
(Signedl VINCENT KLETzISsKI,
Chemical Analyzer to the Law Courts Vienna Hospital
Chemist L and r. WIEDES,
Professors of Chemistry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

BOTANIC DEUa STORE
No. Is FRONT LEvEE. opposite the ALaIERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The of Medicines, Simple and Compound will BIO
superior full and complete The patronage Of the public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor, .
De. A. A. JONES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
EREE nISPENSARY.
HI NJ, nHIIaMG SCHOOL. OLE n

L NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
medical and surgical consultations will be held the
New Or eansSchoo of Medicine Common and Vlee
the Charity Hospital every day. between the
The Iyingn Department will under the supervision of
Prof D. W Bricke and the Prescription Department under
charge OF Drs Mitchell and Perry assisted by Dr. L.
II. Cohen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
Better Than Copaiba.


ALE L Ot IklAAUAI q
l. CO. IS Chemists in Parisl ..H. ... ..-
Ferrugfnous Syrup of Peruvian BARK.
In solving problem hitherto declared nnsovable by all
savants |. e. tine COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK,
called Ferrugnous Syrup of Peruvian Bark Messrs GRI
MAULT CO., Chemists to H. l. ii. Prince Napoleon, at
Paris have discovered medicine Of nexceptional merit and
the highly competent recognizing its
great medical value 6"
following important document has been received from
the world from Professor Ketzinsk Chemical Anayze
Law Courts who testifes in the following the
value Of the Syrup Of Bark Medica Gazette OF Vienna Oct
II, 1862
Mr. GRIMAULT has succeeded in the happies in
combining relative qualities of different parts of his PURE
disguised in addition its agreeable flavor is much
rapidly absorbed than other terugnous medicine
Mr.. GRIMAULT'S FERRuGINOUS SYRUP is thereforeo
Of the best pharmaceutical prepaationsa truly scenfcal
ugnous medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought AFTER of giving iron and bark in simple nd
Signedi VINCENT KLETZINsKI,
Chemical Anayzer the Law Courts. Hospital Chemist
/. Il R. DU WIEDEN, T-
Professors Of Chemistry ,
Let in what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna reoles Mesrs rimnu!t Co. regards the high
estimation III which Mr. Kletzinski is held:
7" FgENcH EMBASSY At VIENNA,
Vienna, August %, 1865 :
GESTLEMRN-In reply TO the letter you dressed
Excelienry, the Ambassador have the honor inform
that Professor Kletznski is Of high standing Vienna
that be personally much thought Of and for Of the
best chemists in Germany. --s g. ....
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris GRIMAULT & CO.'S
43 rue Richeleu.
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELoCHE GUILLOTs
And at every good Chemists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
John b. FULLER, M s-
MANUFA AND DEALER,
No. Dey street, New York,
Has and ready for immediate shipment and ia
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary steam Engines and

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lumber per hour Grist Mills Mill Irons, Water
Wheels, and every kind Of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for Oh and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, ETC.
Vertical Planers, e i" Woodwork Planning Mochnes
Iron Planers, Gray u Woods Planning Ms
Engine Lathes, chimes. 1850
Drill Lathes Daniels Planning Machines,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines "
Stating Machines, Sash Machines 70 .
Upright Drills, Tenoning Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Morticfng Machines,
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Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning MachInes
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches
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Rubber and Leather Betngs, Circular Reservng Mills
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Steam and Gas Pipes Every description of Machinery
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
Union.

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date du "a
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-19
HILLsBoRoUGH, C., SEPTEMBER 49, 1866

He would never consent to lie down ex.
cept when his feebleness absolutely forced
bin to do so. He we'll knew that he must
soon die, but he had only one regret in
leaving the world, and that was 10 have
done SO little TO prove himself worthy to
bear the name Of Napoleon. | remember
having often seen in America an engraving
representing him graspng his fathers sword
and lamen,ing his powertessness to grasp
the weapon which had so long "made all
Europe iremble." The phrase attributed
to him may be apocryphal, as regards the
strict letter OF the expression, but that such
we're III reality his feelings canno, be doubt.
ed for an instant.
Ills m0ther-a woman whose heart seem
ed insensbie TO any ennobling emotion. and
who had not the dignity to remain the wi
dow Of Napoleon-wept al his bedside when
the fatal moment drew near.
Mother mother" he whispered,
am dying
IL was the 22i Of July, 1882, and these
were the last words Of Napoleon H.. ex-
piring in murmur upon his lips, with his
last breath. Thus died the son Of the Great
Captain. al the age Of 21 years. SIX days
after his death, on The 18th, post mortem
examination OF the remains was made at
Sehonbrunn. The following is an extract
of the medical report:
The body completely emaciateJ; the
chesi. 10 proportion to The body, long and
marrow; The sternum latlened; the neck
wasted
lie was inferred at Schonbrunn with
pfincely honors /; and visitors to hi IS tomb
At tie present day, will see upon /. Latin
Inscription, Of which the following Is a
translation
ITO The eternal memory
OF Joseph Charles Francis, Duke Of Rrichs,adi, Son
Of Napoleon, Emperor nf the French,
And Of Miria i.oaisa rch Duchess of Austria, Born
at Paris. the Goth Of March, 1911.
Died sthonhIunn. July 22. 1884,"
lie had himself written an epiiaph,
which he wished placed upon his tomb. bu'
which was rejected. Il was brief and to tie
purpose:
Here lies lhe son ofihc C;rei, Napoleon,
He was born King Of Rome.
lie died an Austrian ColoReI.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-19

John T. Hoffman, Democrat. Mayor Of
New York, has been nominated for Cover
nor, and r.. u. Pruyn. Of Albany. conserv;;
ati,e Republican, for Lieut.. Governor.
The platform oi the conservative Con-
yention endorses the Philadelphia Consen.
ton OF the 18th OF August, declares the
Southern States in the Union aud entitled
to representation in Congress. aftirms that
the Capitalization Of power, both in WASH
;ngton and New York State, fatal to the
harmony of our political system. and de-
nounces The Congressional Legislation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-19

J. s. Roller, a Rockingham farmer. ha,
raised ON six acres land LII bushels o.
wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-19

How To RAISE TINS WIND. ~ When YOU
IRE hard up don't b. gazing about complain
ing ~ ihe iightness of the timrs, but turn
sour attention 10 something and pnt your
shoulder well up 10 the wheel. Yuu may
rest assured something propitious will turn
up. f you only apply yourself enerretically.
Discard all such words a. fail" aud "can'i
DO il" from your Vocabulary.
No iallen. unripe fruit should Jecay on
the ground under o. about the trees. Fruit
that drops before il Is ripe does so because
il is diseased. Insects mature in tle fallen
fruit, and rise TO infect the trees. or leave
their larH for another crop Of i,s kind.
The Pennsylvania corn crop is estimated
At 30 .O00. 900. bushels. an average Of 6s
bu shells 10 the acre.
Ten thousand dollars worth Of croekery
wa. broken 10 Louisville the olher day by
the falling Of The shelves Of store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-19

A RAcr woRTH PRISTISG -it second
class hotel. at Frankfort. Ky. few days
since. li:tle girl entered the bar room and
in pi,iful tones told the bar Keeper that her
mother sent her there e. get eight cents.
Eight cents 7" said the bar keeper.
"Yes. SIR"
" Wha, ,Iees your mother want OF eight
centsi don't owe her anything"
!" WE'LL" said The child, /" father spends
all his money here for run anil W. have no
bread to-,lay. Mother wants to buy loaf
Of bread
A loafer suggested 10 the barkeepcr to
kick her out.
/" No." said The bar keeper. . III give
her mother the money. and if her father
comes back here again. I'll kick him out.
Such circumstance never happened be-
lore. and may never happen again. liu.
manity owes that bar-keeper a vote of
thanks.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

THE ROAD hcRoss NHE BirrKR r IoT Noun
TAINS An act Of Congress. approved the 81
OF March, 1863 npp optintss S50H0 for a
road from Virginia City, in Mun an, upon
he most practicable route 10 Lewiston. in
Idaho" This money has never c n ,xpcnd-
ed, and is still IN the United States Treasury
Mt the Disposition If the Secretary of the lu.
terror. 1t WAS at one time Thought thar the
money would be ex ended by Col. VIM. II
Wallace. RS the manager in bnildii q the road,
but he has not as Yet even visited the country
IN which The enterprise is to be carried out.
The Lewiston people were nrSions thar the
road should be built over the L0 Lo FrIk
Trait, MS hy 'hot nj mas it would he, xclu.ivrly
for the h-rtit u' thnt section OF country
AS the is no rnrtcula route specified, the
money may he spent ON re-opening ,he Middle
Road and this would do ii tlcSs serve the
publ ntrrc b tier han the Improvement
on the Lo Lo Fork Ira |, if it were wen
practicable to make n waEo' road on the
latter route. If the eople Of the upper
country, who are specially in crested in hnv-
ing the Mnlluu Road again fitted for travel,
would take the proper II ensures, it proba
Bile that they could have this money ex.
lended for That pm pcs 1t would be much
the e sic way of solving the financial diff
Guilty connec,ed with the improvcm, mt of
the route. ..
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

IL is estimated that GOO. 900 barrels of oil
win he shipped from Oil City, Pa, this season.
fdtc hundred two.horse teams are engaged
in haulln. oil from Oh Creek to Oil City, and
the number OF mrn employed II teamlng aud
boating is three thousand Eve tundred. Seven
now finished fur being rapidly constructed
and the surveys are being made Tor the other
two
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

Sin I'm FIR NkLiN Alter DR.. ines ex-
rrhIlon I" the A"tc Ocean III search of Sir
John Franklin and his party. moth rxplor.
a'l"n r"mmnndrd hy Capt q II Hall. nndpt
the pn'r''a{" "i llen'y Grinneil was nndrr-
taxi II tor 'hr same "'j 81 This WAS II year
aE' a Whaling 'ts Il jn-t a"nv' d ut Ncv
lInhdon htinRs nv II Yrnce from Cap Hall,
'r"'" whrh "" learn t'a' hT has acquired
'i"m the h"f'>e' some valuable inI'Smation
about the FIhnKlin expedition aud is Iermi
"'o". NJ. Griur"ll hHs not received tne
I0nrnhl "f Cnp'. IA c"n'ainitg 6 tie r0ntin-
u"u> movements AMI discoveries ot his party,
but it may b" expected hv amy rrrlval from
TINT region Tine mr'y mr." on the threshold,
10 use 'hr Captains l""gungr. Of rlar portion
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

AS the time is drawing nigh for holding
TIE State Contention. il wou'd be well for
the Union rarryN dec!ntions from the east
of the mountains 10 60 below with the settled
purpose of having this b!emish upon our Slale
laws empbarcnlly condemned by tie action
of that BODY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

Noaroa the First. Emperor of the United
States. ard Protector of Mexico, has cited
xinilian. the nsrrper, TO appear immedi-
ately ttiore his Imperial Court ut San Fran
.iscn, " answer the charge OF oppression in
lis management of affairs in Mexico.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

a Masonic DELtOA1IOS FROM THE SoUru
In the work of rcconcilialio ion the Odd Fellows
and Free Mas0ns are ahead of the churches,
II not Of tie politicians. distinguished
delegation, composed Of William Gilmore
Sims, the novelis', aud Robert Brown, has
been chpsen by the lodges at Columbia, S.
Q TO visit tho northern lodges, and to rep
resent TO them tho distressed and PROSTATE
coalition of tho lodges ia South Carolina,
which were once nuncrous aud active. The
working Implements of the order have nearly
all been desr"yed by tic ruthless hand &C
war, aud tho lodges generally are in most
unfortunate ccnd.tiou.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

Tux Bsck!eet Indians wish the whites who
have settled and intermarrc1 among them TO
participate In the benefits of the treaty made
by them with the United States.