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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

General John Mcneil, the man who caused tel
Gonfederates to be shot in retaliation for the muir
der of one Union man, has been appointed collec
fnr of ST T,OIlis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
Thr QIol1rtsi..

u Cases SET for Trial This Day.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

who is trying to print Teeg1,'
at Washing ton With ismale conlpositors
asys taat tae Printers, Union throw obstacles III
hcs Y Nh, which she is determined 70 overcome.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

m Man0f dealers of indianapolis having been
eea III Aelling liquor oh The Sabbath, have re.
ssasaa 70 sne the newspa aper and hotel owners,
k ssafes and rect ral companIes for doing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
RY j. u. WALTON = DEsLoNnE,

NEW LEVEE AND TGHoUPIToULAs STREET, BE
raVer and Nntchey Alley late site of
Folger & Co.'S Hardware Store and Warehouses;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

...-.............-
RY MONTGOMERY q RRO,
b., R. N. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. Feb. go. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
L. at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will be sold
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedseads, Bureaus
Armors Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut Tete Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravngs
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being the
of several well furnished houses
large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane Wood Sea,
Chairs etc.
NJ TEaMs--Cash. ~-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

Chicago has something new to boast of. 1t now
claims the possession Of g the most noble palatial
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
BIZ J.B. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON Auctiopeer

"A
" M at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and inI-
poVeents thereon In the First District of this city. in the
square bounded by chDupitoa, Religious Celeste
James streets designated by the Nos p and plan
py tlle Depoufy civil dated Jan. 49, 1866
Lot No. forms the of Tchoupt1uas and Celeste
streets and measures "a feet front Tchouptouas street. by
a depth Of 9l feet between parallel lines
Lots Nos and adioin each other and lot No and
each ~ feet front Tchoupouas street. by depth of 81
between parallel lines all running back alley
wide opening into Celeste street -'-.., a. a.
On each of the lots there brick dwelling with
W9-ssory back buildings, cisterus etc 5-&.- 'f
Lot No. ajoin the above lots the 80
eet front on Celeste street by depth of "a feet between
lei lines Upon this lot there is orstory double
frame dwelling house. containing each two
building and two in the kitchen, cisterns,
pa" TEhas-One-haif cash in T. s, Treasury notes the
balance in the notes of the to their order
able at twelve months with from date the
per cent anhum, and special mortgage until final
men The buildings be kept constantly insured their
value by the purchaser and the policies transferred
pendar |[ 7't -
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, notary public the
expense of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

s8 10 MY DARLING.
Sad was nrpafting, and ny so Aeer'
Still sadly sighs for thee,
81. {II take three cards M Dessr,,
AS glide oe'r tbs moon Ut sea
Ana Tie moons street. rays set the sea spiase
4 with 4 blaze thss points to thee,
II strsddIs-it takes ten 70 come in,1 y
AS 1 skim Tho azurs sen i4+s
Psrchanee. dear lore, thou rt gazing now
III this moon that smiles on me,
steward, please pnsh the spittoon this was)
As 6y oics the tisep blue ses.
sweet sephyrs play o'er our foamy way,
And they waft my sighs to thee,
q see that and 60 fifteen better,) st5 M:
as fioat o,er the deep, dark sea- ii
# Then weep not dearest--this fond heart
Sill wildly worships thee.
fIve got an ace full-the pots niineD
As ride this glorious sea
Good night sweet love! IInow to rest
And pray for dreams Of thee, II En-
"a whisky toddy for me, Mr. Barkeeper9
As glide DER the moonlit seal
4 n The sea, the sea, the sea- 55&5
AZ slide d or the moonIit seal fe a54as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
VERY SUPERIOR REAL ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT
stores on dIavier street. Carondeet street.
St. Charles Hotel.
BY j. B. WALTON Il DEsLONDE.
Office AZ Carondeiet street. corner Of Union.
WEON ESDAK. Febrnary FL. 1890, at IL

wv EUN ESWA Y, Febrnary 2l, 1906. at Il
w O'Clock at the Merchants and Auconeers, Exchange
Royal street. will be sold %
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the Buildings and I'm
provements thereon, the First District CITY the
sauhe bounded by Grayer, Common St. Charles
deet Streets designate ed by the Nos plan Pile
& Depaliiiy, civil engineers, dated Jan. y, 1866
Lot No measures Il feet inches
q feet INCHES line in the bs depth inches
lines on the side next to St Charles street depth OF
feet inches lines the side of lot No 2.
Lot No measures 81 feet inches Grayier street
81 feet inches line in the depth inches
lines the side Of lot No and depth feet inches
lines on the side next to Gar0ndeiet street.
The improvements these those very
srabe four story BRICK STORES, os Gravier
street, with cast iron fronts for the first stories
front of the second stories The will be subject to
the terms OF the present leases until October
IRRMSffne half cash u Treasury notes. the bal
in the Of the purchasers order at twelve
onth bearing interest at the Of per per
from date, and special mortgage until final payment The
buildings to be kept insured by the
nent and the policies to be transferred the vendor
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters notary public at the
expense of the purchaser III T - -
GOOD AND CHEAP DWELLING HOUSES On TCHouP
touas street. of Celeste street. near the Cotton
Presses, ....-.,.. -s g.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

s GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BIZ ID. e. MOKpHY,
H..Ee gsp. AUcr1oNEEK-0lice II Magazine street.
TUESDAY, Feb. goth, Mt 10 o'clock A.
i M, in No. II Magazine street, will be sold
5o boxes Starch 10 erres cnred Hams 10 do shoul
ders $50 boxes Care 100 kits Mackere 50 Rice rs boxes
Brandy % packages Tea 50 coils Rope rs Tobacco 80
do Mustard Brandy Whisky Sugar, Coffee, Lard Butter,
Washbue, ETC.
HaTERMsCash half Treasury Notes balance
COTTON. COTTON. COTTON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

MAIsoN DE RESIDENCE SUR LA RUE PRYTANIE.
PROPRTETE NON-AMELToREE A CARRoLLToN
UN BANG DAMS LEGLIsE DU REV DIR. PALMER
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER DECIDE
PAR j. Is. WALTON IL DEsLONDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

| TUESDAY FEBRUARY 20 1s65-ExTENsTYE AND fuNt
esoVea sae of Choice Seasonable Clothing the largest
| sortment offered this season
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

EXTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVING AND ELlalbhf
Vacant Ponerty on Canal street. in tho rear
the First and Second Dscts-sixy Lots OF atoua'
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BALTIMORE
M airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE,
TUESDAY, April "a. 1866.
rsu.ivynsU

Arrived.
Steamship William Kennedy, Hallet, from Boston
via Norfolk-mdse to L Higgins.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader. Pierson, from New
York-mdse to Shriver.
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson from Norfolk-to M
n Falls. Encountered heavy weather in the bay.
Steamer James I Brady, Lands, from Norfolk-to
j Birckhead Jr.
Steamer Henry L. Cav. Her. from Philadelphia
mdse to A Shriver.
>, Steamship Ellie Knight, Harrington. Wilmington
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Norfolk-MN Falls
Steamer James L. Brady. Lands, Norfolk
Steamer Mary Washington. Kirwin. Fredericks-
Steamer Express, Bright, Alexandria, Need
ham Sons.
Steamer Matilda, Gourley Patuxent Rlyer-M
Weems.
Steamer W Bruno. Foster. New York; a
Shriver.
Steamer John shriver. Dennis. Philadelphia
Brig Leonard Myers. Wicks. Savannah-Kelsey &
:, schr J Marshall. Marshall. Bath, Me-Bigelow &
Sargent.
Schr Shooting Star, Cooper, Rockland, Me, via
camden. j and Charlestown, Mass-W Courtenay.
=, SGhr Sarah Hoyt, Cranmer. Washington, ID C-R
schr VIM Allen, Cranmer Washington, D C-R NJ
schr Belle Creole. Mills. Havre-de-G race-Wm
Arrived from Baltimore.
Brig Wiswel, Chase, and schr Alice B.. Chase
both hence, at Boston. 2lst inst.
Schr Alfred Keen. Robinson, hence at Savannah.
Schrs P Reynard. Price, and Emma Bacon, Case,
both hence, at Boston, I'D inst
Schrs White Foam, Howes Sea Nymph, Conloy,
and Union Flag, Maloney, all hence at Providence,
Cleared for Baltimore.
Brig Virginia Lindsay, cleared at Philadelphia.
schr Gertrude. Coalwell cleared at Eastport. 18th
Memoranda.
Brigs Eleanor and Muscoyado, both hence went to
sea, 2lst inst.
Schrs ? Ehrman and Mary ] Mizell from Ply
mouth, Z, for Baltimore, arrived at Norfolk, 2st.
more, arrived at Holmes Hole 10Th inst.
schr Lucy A Orcutt Butler. from Portland for Bal
timore. arrived at Salem. Goth inst.
sehr Island Queen. Coney. sailed from Ponce. P R,
Schr Anna Hays Hilton from Windsor, N for
Baltimore put into Newbern, 18th inst in distress.
having encountered heavy gales, during which lost
boat, part of mainsail and deck load; sprung aleak
Hatteras where she got ashore. and after being light
ages. .
by telegraph to News Room.l
, Fort Monroe, April 2-Schr Island Queen, from
Porto Rico, and Ellen Perkins. from Sagua, passed
In the Capes yesterday.
Deal-Passed, April TO- Br brig Thought. Grigson.
from baltimore for London,
Dubln-Arrlved April g. schr Helen Burns, (Br)
Woodgate. from Baltimore via Milford.
Iralee-ATrived April g. brig Ravenswheel, (Br)
Alexander. from Baltimore via Cork.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.l
FORTRESS MONROE, April @, 1866,
Arrived at Norfolk, Va.
Sehrs Ehrman, Nelson. from Plymouth. n G.
for Baltimore; Mary Mizell. from do for do.
Brig Ceres, (Br), for Demerara.
Schr Satllla, for st Johns. p r.
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=, ALL WEATHER SIGNS FAIL IN.CAL1FoRN1A.-Sosa saws
the Napa Reporter, and adds: 1t would be imDoss;
BILE to make even respectable guess as tn what Gnd
of weather might be expected two days in advance.
at this season OF the year. In the old States fbe
ing of three white fross and then rain Is nrat
nearly truthful one In California however old fash
rarely consulted, and Caifornians have so accustom
ed themselves to sudden, changes of weather that
they are contented to take it as it comes without
offering prognostications as to whether it will be
pleasant otherwise. Morning aftermorning, often
times during the winter heavy frosts are vis-
ble to be followed by clear pleasant days-tne rain
holding off for weeks.
At other times heavy rain falls occur after few
frosty mornings. Again rains follow warm and
pleasant days. and should a new conner attempt to
bring the weather signs" of the East into requis-
ton, he would at the end of month find himself
IN beautiful state of discontinue. 1t is source of
considerable amusement to old settlers to watch the
OF one lately arrived as he waits for the
h esanc c Of his signs" We have frequently
oeeh amused to see them making preparations for
ram ourng the dry months of our summer and au-
nth iaey were much astonished to find that the
worthless In California, S ''N s's'''' "s's
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTS.

TUESDAY April "a. 1866.
,Otm'nat Court-Hon Judge Bond.-GeorgeI C.
Maund states Attorney, prosecuting. Gj.sa
geo Kennedy, colored, larceny of one barrel con-
tanning forty gallons syrup valued at 60 cts per gal
1Eo9n ri from John W. Ritts CO.. adjudged guilty.
and two cotton shirts, valued at S. from Henry Pat
teTson colored; non pros entered James T. Collins
sale OF liquor without licenses postponed Walter A.
Sheridan, for obtaining money by false pretences
from Robert Ihackeray; Walter A. Sheridan,
charged with forgery zoo on Robert shockey by pass
ing check for $1,000, signed under the form of
Holiness Jones g. Co.; suggestion and affidavit of
removal OF cases filed. Thomas w. McHugh. receiv-
ing stolen goods. belonging to Charles Schaun post
belonging to VIM. E. Hooper & Co.; postponed Mel
son Stevenson and Frank ,Hyson, charged with at
tempting to break into the store house of Charles
Holgerman; postponed. Lewis Ellinger indicted as
resident trader not hagng license; postponed.
Charles Thompson. Patrick Burke Richard Morris.
Patrick Welsh ard VIM. Keefe asSaulting Daniel
Reeder; postponed. Charles Howard alias Rollins,
Geo. Robinson alias Williams and Eugene johnson
LARCENY 81 S sd IRON Richard Sands
Of $40. from VIM. P Harvey; postponed Petit jury
finally discharged Court adjourned to Friday next
City Circuit Cogu.--Before Hon. Judge Alexander
Decree passed for the sale of property mentioned in
the proceedings and the appointment of a trustee
ChaS, Ecott and wife, ct al, vs. w. G. Ellicott ct
al, Decree passed appointing Robert NJ. Proud and
Ebert Mcdonald poor trustees, to execute certain
trust provided for under the last will and testament
John E. Weatherby OF al. VS.. BENJAMIN Middleton
Decree passed appointing John L. Weatherby trus-
tee, in the place of John H. T. Jerome deceased to
execute certain trusts provided for in the will of
Benjamin Debuler.
United States District Court-Hon Judge Giles
Alexander Mcpherson aud others VS. schooner VIM.
Grason. Libel for wages Decree passed in favor of
ibellant for Sl72.27 and costs.
Circuit Court adjourned to Monday; District Court
until to-day wednesday,
- Orphans Court.-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hofman.-LetterS of administration on the estate of
Jacob Hammel granted to Jacob Hammel, Jr.
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Reported for the Daily COMMERCIAL
TpUcnNrnTN mil 90

IOWSONTOWN, April q, 1866.
Circuit Court for Baltimore County-Hon b. G. H.
Emory, judge D. II. Emory, Esq, prosecuting for
the State.
State VS.. James Casey; reported Saturday. Leave
granted to defendant to withdraw his plea of not
guilty and file plea in abatement. r. W. Dough-
erty, Esq, for the defence.
State VS.. Hezekiah Jordan, indicted for an assault
and battery on Elizabeth j. Bankard. Removed
from Baltimore city. Petition filed by defendant for
leave to withdraw his plea of not guilty and to plead
IN abatement to the indictment, the same ground
that the Indictment against Clare was quashed. R.
Grason, Esq, for defence; Henry Stockbridge, Esq,
assisting the State.
State VS.. Robert S. Ryan. indicted for an assault
and battery on William Griffin. Removed from Bal
timore city. Tried before the Court and held sub
curig. Richard Grason, Esq., for the defence; Henry
Stockbridge, ESQ.,, assisting the State.
No other business being ready Conrt adjourned
until Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
TowsoNTowN, April "a, 1866.
State vs.. Abraham Wisner indicted for an assault
and battery on Kensey WiSner. Tried before jury.
Verdict not guilty" by reason of insanity, and also
the jury find that the defendant is now insane. R.
W. Dougherty. ESD, for defence.
State VS.. Isaac McCleary, indicted for an assault
and battery on Joshua I. Pierce. stetted by the
States Attorney.
The case of the State vs. John Moran, indicted for
the murder of Patrick Higgins, the 9Th of July
last, and which was removed from the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city to this place. is fixed for trial
to- morrow. No other business claiming attention
court adjourned until Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock.
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ROOFING, ETC.
ls1QFINE,

PAGES FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best IN uss. and has haen well known for a.
sssn years.
we guarantee ell new work fer Eve years.
1t is better than Tin, and costs half as much.
O!d Roofs repaired at short notice.
we arc the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
En- ALS in Maryland. slI Of which We keen CON
stantiy OF hand FOR g. 10.
IIH 32QYS ami lFON FENCES painted W;ts
9ni FAEESt 2AAAPETNF VARNISn.
~, PAGE BROS j. &C..
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With respect to the extent of the next crop in this
country opinions differ. and this uncertainty has its
effect both upon the domestic and foreign market.
Private intelligence from Louisiana is said to have
been received to the effect that the seed planted this
season is not terminating satisfactorily, and that
where the Plant shoots it presents sickly appear
ance. This may be true in some instances, but we
observe that such reports are by means general,
and where cotton seed has been planted, healthy
bos, as an ultimate result, will most probably be the
rule nd moi the
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25

GRAPE CULTURE IN ILLINoIs.-Within the last ten
years has been ascertaped that the soil of Nauyoo
Ill, is admirably adapted to the culture of the grape
The price of land has been affected to such degree
by this fact that naked unfenced acre is worth to-
day hundred dollars, and when fenced and in grapes
1t sells readily for thousand dollars. There are al
ready about one hundred acres Of vineyard. produ-
wine per acre, and maximum of one thousand gal
Ions per which sells at the press for two dollars
per gallon.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-To ascertain the real origin of
sudden deaths the experiment has been tried in Eu-
rope and reported to a scientific Congress held at
Strasbourg. Sixty-six cases of sudden deaths were
made the subject of thorough post-mortem exam,
from the disease of the heart Nine out of sixty-six
had died from apoplexy. while there were forty-six
cases Of congestion of the lungs that is the lungs
were so full of blood they could net work there not
being room enough for sufficient quantity of air to
enter to support life The causes that produce
tive bowels sitting still until chilled after being
warmed with labor or a rapid walk; going too sud-
pecially after speaking and sudden Oppressive news
operating. on the blood. These causes of sudden
deaths being known. an of them may serve
to lengthen many valuable lives, which would other.
wise be lost under the verdict of heart complaint
This disease is supposed to be inevitable and ncura-
Die hence many may not take the pains they would
to avoid sudden death, if they knew it lay in their
power.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department,

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col. A. E. King.
First Army Corps U. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. BIT. 1t.
Col: Finley Anderson. Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical Dlrector-BreVet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
ONCE, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
!and.Breyet Brigadier General W. II. Browne; Office.
No. 81 N. Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-B revet Brgadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistant and BIT. 1t. Col L. N Smith, c. S.:
office, No. s S: Gay street, up stairs
pe S1od and department Geo:
slstants' Captain A. NJ. Cumming. A. Q. M; office.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. f. NJ. Etting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut.. Col F. B. Warner, Majors
b. IL T. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William Il. Nicols
and W. IL. Stewart: offices. Post Office Binding.
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A Cigar Shin ut Sea.

The recent passage across the channel of the Wal
ter 5. Winans, small yacht belonging to the Messrs
Wlnans. and of similar construction to the now ia
nous cigar steamer Ross Winans possesses much in
tere to the public who have watched the completion
OF the larger vessel and specuated much as to her
performance at sea. he steamer in question is p
feet in length with diameter of feet and is of q
tons register 1t propelled by high pressure engine
u 5-horse power: driving submerged three-bladed
propeller, aft of feet and 10 inches diameter The
Walter 5. WinaDs started from Havre for Newhaven
at $50 A NJ, the morning of the 18th March, with
seven passengers. heavy sea was running.
The yacht had on board full supply of COAL and
was immersed to a few inchea below her centre The
engines work ed smoothly and WELL and she rode the
heavy seas with ease and entire freed from rolling
Rising slightly to the large waves she pierced their
crests which, dssolyng, glided over the upper sur
face OF her bow, and far aft the forward end of
the deck, the main body of the waves passed gently
along her Sides rising but little thereon. Not drop
OF water ever came upon her deck while vessels Of
her size in sight were dashing the spray high over
their bows. No shock of auy kind was felt as she
met the heaviest swels; her rounded surface the
waves could infict no blow. The side seas when her
position was changed, and she lay in the trough Of
the sea, passed under her without causing any per-
ceptible roll; and this too. whether she was going
ahead or stopped. Early in the afternoon she ar
rived at Newhaven, without accident of any kind.
Manchester Guardian, 18th.
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The following statement of the imports OF cotton
into the United Kingdom, during January and Feb
ruary in this and the two previous years. calculated
in hundred weights, shows the immense increase Of
supniv From British India it will be observed that
l.. thai