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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-19
SOLDIERS COUNTY CONVENTION.

a DISPOSITION having been manifested
TO make it appear that the Soldiers, who
battled for the Union during the late civil
war are now in fellowship with those rad
icals who are practically seeking to de-
stroy it, the undersigned, honorably dis
charged Union Soldiers of Cambria coun-
ty, feeling that their exertions and sacrif-
ces and those of their comrads in arms,
willnot have met with their proper reward
until the Union of the States is complete
ly restored, and that they cannot consist
emily remain silent while their views are
thus presistently misrepresented, hereby
unite in requesting all the honorably dis
charged Officers, Soldiers and Seamen of
Cambria county, who favor the wise and
constitutional policy of President JouNsoS,
who opposes the doctrine of Negro Equal
ity and Suffrage and desire the election Of
the Hon. HESTER CLXMER, to meet in
Convention at Ebensburg, on "Wednesday,
tie 25t, day Of JuIy, 1866, for the pur-
pose of organization, to distinctly an
nounce their principles and TO elect seven
Delegates to the Convention Of Union
Soldiers which is to assemble at Harris
burg, on Wednesday, August 1st, 1866.
John P. Linton, It. Colonel. 54th 2. V.
w. II. Rose, Adjutant, 54th P.V.
I O. L. Young, private, CO. b, l33d P. '.
VIM. +. Altfather, Co. b, 54th, 2. V.
P O'Connell, Captain co c, 55th p
Hugh Maluy, private, CO B, l33d p V
John Feeney, Corporal, CO c, l33d Y
James Cassiday, private, co Z, 54th '
John Conness, private, CO G, 55th Z
Joseph Thomas, private, co |, saith Z
David Lavely. private, co X, 136 p V
Adam kuntz, Serg CO Il, l98th V
George Kuatz, Corporal, co f. 2Ist Pa Cav.
Alex Miller, Sergeant, co X, l3Grh ? V.
! Henry Hite, Captain, co NJ, 10Th Pa Cav
W \ Mackin, Captain, CO G, 1921 7 V
George Wehn. jr., Lieut., CO NJ, 18th Pa Cav
j W Wehn, jr., private, co q, l98th
Charles Reilly, private, Silver Grays.
Hugh Bradley, Lieut., CO T, Sd p Y
| II ID Woodruff, Captain. CO d, 47th P V
| David + Patton, co f, 2lst Pa Cav
! John c Shoemaker, co X, Sd p V
/ John ID Landies, co E, 54th p V
Albert Brinde, Sergeant. 9th Pa Artillery
August Ab,er, Corporal, CO |, 54th P Y
| w Mangold, l07th V
Joseph Shoemaker, co c, 10th S 4
Michael Waist, Sergeant, 9th 5 cavalry.
VIM r Williams, private, 4Gth p
Patrick Hogan, Sergeant, 55th Y
| Timothy o Brian, private, 55th ? Y
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Auditors Notice.

Pile undersigned having been appointed
| Auditor by the Orphans Court of Cam
bria county, to distribute the money in the
hands Of Michael Dunnegan. Administrator
of Philip Smith, deceased, Upon his second
and final account, hereby gives notice that
he will attend to the duties of said appoint
ment at his office in the borough Of E6ens-
burg, on Friday. the Third day of August
next; at one O'Clock, T. NJ, when and
where all persons interested may attend.
WIN. II. SECHLER.
July 10, 1S66.-3t Auditor.
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Geoal advertisements.
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed
| Auditor by the Orphans Court Of Cam
bria county, to distribute the money in the
hands of John Rager, administrator of the
estate Of Jacob Rager, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he Will attend to
to the duties Of said appointment
at his office in Ebensburg, on Saturday. the
4th day of August next, at one O'Clock,
y. NJ, when and where all persons interest
ed may attend.
JOHN L. SEAMAN
July -, Iooo.-oI. Auditor
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John C Mcbride, co a, 18th PRO
David II Evans, CO D, nth PV
James Oatman, CO B. I1th P + C
James NJ Edelblute, co F, l33d PV
John Dunivan, CO a, 55th p V
VIM II Elder, co A, 11th p RC
John B Burtnett, co f. 18th 2 V V Cav.
j n Wissinger, CO X, l87th PV
Michael j Cooper, CO n, 10Th p V Cav.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
Who are for the Union 2

On the 9TH day of January, 1861,
Mr.. Rogers, Democrat, of New Jersey,
in the House of Representatives. OF the
United States, offered resolutions, decla-
ring, that a State or States, ''whenever
''lhey shall desire to return to the Union,
land obey the Constitution of the United
Estates and laws made in pursuance there
''of, have right to come back, their laws
''and acts Of secession being unconstitu-
''tional and void that we are for the
"most united, determined, and vigorous
prosecution of the war, for the purpose
s'of enforcing the Constitution of the
Union under the Constitution
Mr.. Stevens (disunionist) moved that
the series of resolutions be laid upon the
table which motion was carried, by a
vote of serenty-eight disunionists-all Re
publicans-to tory-ttro Unionists-all
Democrats.
See House Journal, 1st Session 38th Con
gress, page 10.
What does this vote mean What does
it assert What does it defend 1t means
that the Republicans in Congress, and the
radical portion of the constituency they
represent, were in 1861, rs they arc in
1866, and will ever be, opposed to the
return of any of the rebellious States to
the Union, no matter how submissive and
repentant they may be; it asserts, that
they Qhe rcbcllious S:ates) have no righl
to come back, although we lavished mil
lion of treasure and piled up whole heta-
combs Of lives to compel them to come
back ii defends war, which, by theil
votes, they declared should not be prose,
cuted for the enforcement of the Consti-
tuition and the restoration Of the Union
In word, this vote of the Republican
party in Congress, proves them to be Sc
cessionists, disunionists and traitors.
What does this vote mean, assert ant
defend 1t means, that the Democrats il
Congress, and the conservative constituen
cies they represent, were in 1864, as the
are in 1866, in favor Of the return to tn
Union of all the States who obey the Con
stitution and the laws; it asserts, tha
this submission being shown, they have
right to come back and it defends til
war, as one which was carried on for tt
sole purpose of bringing these States bacl
under the Constitution, the Union and Il
laws.
The Republican disunionists say the
sIau not come back the Democratic Ii
ionists say they shall come back. GEAI
represents the Republican disunionist:
CIYMER represents the Democratic Unio
lists. GEARY represents Stevens, Sunni
and the 'boys in black )" CLYMER repr
sents johnson, Cowan and the ''boys
blue" Stevens, Sumner and the '.boys
black" are diSunionists-so Is GEARl
Johnson, Cowan and the ''boss. in blu
are Unionists-so Is CIYMER VO1
FOR CLYMER!
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Estate of John Dougherty, Deceased.

Estate OF JOhn U0ughertyy DECEASED.
n ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
EI the estate of John Dougherty. late of
Chest township, Cambria county, Penr'a.,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, by the Register of said county, all
persons indebted to said deceased are re-
quested TO make payment, and those having
claims are hereby notified to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
CATHARINE DOUGHE2TY, Adm'x.
Chest township, June 2S, lS66.-6t.
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your grasp ,

SS General Fremont and wife called
on John Brent, mate of the Dean Rich
ond, last week, and presented him with
magnificent gold watch as a token of their
gratitude for saving their sons life on the
night Of the 9th of June The watch
is superb one, double case, of American
manufacture. The following is the in
inscription: General and Mrs. j. c.
Fremont 10 John Brent, in grateful re-
membrance of June 0, 1866"
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Valuable Farm fer sale

WHE subscriber offers at Private >
| farm or which he low resides =
l2 miles East of Wilmore Borough, u
Co. Pa, containing about
100 Acre5, 100 Of tohich are an d g.
ofcultiUatioR and liIldey goo. r.
The balance is we'll timberci
Frame Barn, a Dwelling House. -.
Tenant Houses are erected th57-"
Wagon Shed and other out-bui. az. =.
is a young Apple Orchard OF
bearing choice fruit. The firm Is "
ed. In the farm-yard COWS . ue.,. .,.-
fountain. The soil is excellent. -.
of new land are noW under grass : Z.
ther information apply on the Ill,.Tr I,ll,Tr
WM. 0'CONNrL'
July IA, ,'6G-tf. " III
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Hugh Mcconnell, Corporal, . .
Edward Barry. private. 5th U S Light Art
p McDermit, Musician, co Z, 55th
Thomas Judge, private co II, 10th ? Y
William Waters, corporal, 55th Y
Wm II Connolly, corporal, co E, 55th V
Patrick Rodgers, Sergeant, 55th 2 Y
w Spiers, Q n Sergeant, Co f, 2lst Pa cav
John Stewart, Sergeant, CO II, 54th V
L III George, Quarter master, 55th
j II Kennedy. Commissary Sergt., 55th Y
Isaiah w Bunker, co D, 54th ? Y
Thos II Porter, private, co A, 55th ?
w f Mo-eland, Sergeant, co b, U 5
j Cunningham, private, co q, lis 7
Henry Behey, private, co u, 18th Pa Cav
John Bitter Lieutenant, 55th V
Lazarus a Riggle, private. co E, 149th
VIM George, private, co G, 18th Pa Cav
Hugh Mcconnell, Sergeant, co G, 55th z
JOS Behea. private, co E, 49th p Y
John Kelly, private, saith ? V
John Lynch lst Lieut., co A. 55th P
Valentine Maize, Corporal, CO b, 1920 2 V
Lewis Mckinney, co q, IL Pa Cav
William Skelly, co B, l92d Y
Bernard George, co A. 10th P Y
James Kinney, co G, 18th Pa Cav
John w Toney, co A, 55th
John Schroth, Sergeant, 10th . S A
William Finn, co |, 54th P V
Michael Litz. co. D, 9TH Pa Heavy Artillery
David Skelly, Sergt.. co G, 18th Pa Cav
/ Albert Crum, CO A, saith P V
| Carl Schmidt, co d. 1l5th P V
/ Michael Egan, co G, 1lIh Pa Cav
| David Falcon, CO B. 1881 PV
John 7 Cooney, CO II, 10th P V
Pat Quinln, co l, 19Sth p Y
Jerry Farmer, Co X, 136th
John E Seaman, co A, 1lth Pa V G
VIM H Sechler, co A, 18th Pa Il c
Tierney. co X l25th P V
Brallier, co d, 10th p w
George Gurley, 77th = V V
Philip nolan, {" g
Philip Shire. co L, 10Th Pa Cav
B McDermit. 1t Colonel. 54th 2
r Ii Singer, CO f, 77th 2 w
James Murray. Captain, co D, 115th V
A Bradley, Sergeant co NJ, 18th Pa Cav
NJ Wherry, co ID, 10th p V
John A McDermit, CO Z, 18th ? V
J c Murray. Lieutenant, co G., l1th Y
E R Dunnegan, 1st Lieut., CO *, l25 2 V
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COUNTY TICKET.

ASSEMBLY,
Col. JOHN L. LINTON, Johnstown.
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
JAMES GRIFFIN, Johnstown borough.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JAMES MURRAY, Ebensburg borough.
GEORGE w. EASLEY, Johnstown.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN FERGUSON, BIacklick twp.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
HENRY BYRNE, Carroll township.
CORONER,
THOMAS MBREEN, Ebensburg boro.
AUDITOR,
-. \. LUTHER, Carroll township.
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STATE TICKET.
DISTRICT TICKET.

ROBERT L. JOHNSTON, Ebensburg.
Subject to decision of District Convention.
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JONI CovoDE, predicts that the Dem
ocrats will gain seven members of Con-
grcss in Pennsylvania.
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SEsEREFF'S SALE.

ny virtue of sundry writs of Esg.a.
n EEp0naS of the Court Of Common 7
OF Cambria county, Pennsy lval.s.
to me directed, there will be exp
ed to public sale, at the Court II
in Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 4th llr
August next, at one O'Clock, p. m, ----
lowing real estate, to wit
All the right, title, and interest.
NJ. Lsmon, of, in and to piece or pare
land situate in Washington township q
bria county, adjoining lands OF N VI A.
heirs of Edward Donaldson ond CtAtEs.
tanning three hundred and fifty acres
or less, having thereon a good coal b.
hoppers, lateral railroad and other iI.-
ments. Taken in execution ami T. tr e.
at the suit Of Henry Scaulau, Admins
of Andrew Stuppy, decd.
CoNDIrloNs OF SALE.
r. y. B.-The Sheriff has made
lowing conditions of sale, viz: One -
the purchase money on each sale - g.
at the time the property Is S;rucA
when the sale amounts 10 $500 and up
under $500 aud more than Slce, ,.5
third under 500 and more than e5',
half; less than $50 the whole an
otherwise the property Will be lrAn1's-
/ put up to sale again, and no deed
| presented for Acknowledgment UL.-5
balance Of the parchaSe money be i~-
or before the following Monday
JAMES MYERS, s.
Sheriff 5 Office. Ebensburg,
! July IS, 1861.
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Sheriff S office, Ebensburg,
July II, lS66.4t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
T0WBOATS.


COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEwaEEL AND PRoPELLBR TowBoArs
Achilles, side.shonl, Capt, BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUIuDINa, side-wheslA CAPT LOMBARD,
Euuates Propeller, CAPT, WARREN.
wabash, Propeller, CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller CAPT. sPURTEVANE.
vyIcaeo Proueller CAPT FALLETE
,reeumsen, Propeller, CAPT, soHELLENaER
NORMAN, Propeller, CAPT. CooKsEy
Reliance, Propeller CAPT. AgERtLh
The Achilles having large dock capacity, is well adapted for
ligatering outside the Bar.
The wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines, aad Pumps capable Of throwing OslOwost speed
$500 gallons OF water par rainute.
The number and weikaon power Of these boats, demon
sated last season. is guarantee til no unnecessary delay
will occur at TIE Bar.
For terms 9 towage shorage or Of pumps, applyt'
EDw. A yoRKE s CO.,
IS Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

ll0 bbls molassos j Bnrbrdge &co--8 do ben
ToFedauo-lS do Gtaspero-27 do VIM Agar-6O
do il r Stockmeyer-l7 do S hhds sugar Ii Groe-
bIe-T SKIS seed cotton + J DaSilva-10 do Scale,
Colomb &co-l2 do Bouligny & Esclapon--247 SKIS
cotton seed III GrOeble-l95 do S g Farehild-04
do s Whited Scu-S6 do Roman & 0liyier-sun-
dries 10 order-Total sos bales cotton 20 SKIS seed
cotton 81 hhds sugar 800 bbls molasses half-bh!s
SHREyEPORT-Stea Irene-l00 bales cot
ton Carroll Hoy &co-65 do w Cooper-56 Jno
Phelps &co-3G Sente & Prather-29 Chatte "
Bro129 Wright, Allen &co-26 Medd u Newton
2S PAYNE Huntington &co-25 l. Lee &co-24 l.
Crapdell &co-23 j w Burbridge &co-23 D Ur-
dubart-2I Connor & SeXas--2l Jno I Hardie &co
20 r ] Herron-1SF D Darling-l5 Nalle, Day &co
Is Phelps &co--l3 Dean, Adams GahrI5
Wells Bros-12 Seymour Yarbrough &co-Il 7
| Stevenson & May-6 L Walmsley &co--6
| Iisso-6 S O&T a Nelson &co-5 j G Estner-5
| Logan. Sopiat & Claiborne-5 Block Bros q w
| Byrne &co-1 bale wool NJ Lev-l0 bales hides
Montague & Carloss--6 hides L. Mann &co-3i
coils rope Dean, Adams u Gaf-sundries to ordei
| Total 677 bales cotton
| JEFFERSON-Steamer Lotus No 2-6S bales
cotton Brooks, MGcdonald &co-62 90 Bur
bridge &co-25 Clapp Bros &co-24 e Taylor.,,
90 Childers Tarleton &co-l4 G Estner-lS
Gates, Gillespie &co--14 Butt Flash u Lyon;
IL & p Eldridge-l3 Speake & Buckner--12 Let
Crandell &co-.l2 Jno Phelps &co-7 Spyker
Sandidge--8 R K Walker &Co---6 Estin &co-t
kirkpatrick Nevins g. Keith-5 Violet, Black &c
/ 3 R Tloyf-3 o Jackson-2 NJ ellis &co-2 "
Lipscomb d3co---2 E[cDowel & Nugent-l Joh
R66iuson-4 SKIS wool Jno Phelps &eo-4l do Joh
Robinson-sundries to order-Iotal 335 bis cotto
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
Receipts or Produce Yesterday.


ST LOU1S-Steamer Pauline Carroll-l5 bbls
apples to order-279 do A & O F Badger-lO0
do P G 0'Riley-354 do W s Barnes-l05 do L
Briggs-l20 do Stanard 4 Slayback-l02 Tabini &
Toebler-100 do Garbini & Petrovitch-76 Lacey,
Terry &co--lO bbls beer G Krost--30 Ialf-bbls do
| O Harris--2S0 SKIS bran Geo Martini crates
cabbage NJ Druhan &co-l do Miller Meyer-ll
do 1000 head cabbage w Benton-24 bales cot
ton j P Higgins &co--l4 do R Pritchard &cO-6
do Winston, Morrison &co--3l4 bbls -four to order
500 do + DeiBondio-l00 do q S Hall &co-l22 do
Lamb Quinlan 10000 Schneider y Zuberbier-
1877 Hamilton & Dunnica-l50 s Kennedy Eco
206 Kehlor, Updike &co-994 GRACE, DAVIS &co-
6s3 Horrel Gayle &co-2O0 Keep & Caulfeld-4l7
Prudhomme & Elliott-200 Bower & Garner-375
II Pohlhaus &co--252 ] e VillaYaso &co--l0 NJ
B &eo-500 H 0gesby &co-500 D Darling
90 G Messenger &co-lS4 Hy Won Phul Jr &Go-
100 Lombard-25 bbls mealP Grandpre-76 bbls
onions Stanard & Slayback-l0 do L Briggs-75
bbls oil J Ayet-26 bbls turnips G F Lauman-35
do Miller q Meyer-20 do e W Benton--l25 kegs
lard Stanard & &Slaybaok-608 SKIS oats NJ Duffy
rs bbls whisky Fairehild, Verhoeif& u Bingham--l0
bbls apples 2 half-bbls do fkn butter can lard
5 hxs mdse Dooly-5 csks zinc + u G
Schlessinger-1 bXs mdse to Grace, Davis &co-5
hbls ale d A Schuerman--ll bSs mdse Boshck y
Sevmour-l do Dean, Adams & CATS do Fol
som SGo-3 do Rice Bros &co-3 do bdls iron
H Haber-1 hd saddetrees Horter, Peterson "
Fenner--7 bxs bacon McFaran, Straight &co-
sundries to order-Total A bales3cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bee aud four barges-S4.6
| hhls -four j II Ggleshy &co--400 do Grace, Davis
&eo--600 do O I Buddecke-i69 do Hamilton
1 Duuniea-6TS do Jas Connoly &co-2S5 do Bower
4 Garner-l00 do Z B Kimbal &co.560 90 50l
ties lard S II Kennedy &co--l498 bbls Hour lS3 SIS
4 bran Kehlor, Updke &eo--260 do Prudhomme y
| Elliott-360 do 2274 SKIS oats S525 SKIS corn Lamb,
Quinlan lSco-3GB SKIS rye A Glarke-290 SKIS bran
and rye Clarke Sco--2700 SKIS bran 96S slls pota.
toes and bran 66l bbls potatoes Geo Martn-z403
bbls oilcake bales hides 772 hbls -four l Bur
deau-I5l bbls apples 1872 bbls onions S95 bbls
-four Stanard s. Siaybaci--15 tcs lard 1876 bbls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
EOnslTnesa.

Per steamship Star of the Uaion, from Phil
adelphia,--J | Adams &co--J S Aitkens b Son-R
l. Adams-Blelock &co-S 7 Bessing-GM Bayly
&co-S New1naA &c0--R II Bowles-J P Boul-
toni A Blaffer &co-Barnes, Ward &co-A J
Buck &co-C E Cate &co-Creevy, Nickerson eco
Campman Eco-F ? Duconge-T S Dugan-Dun-
can Baker &co-Drake & HIarkham-Geo Ellis
G A Fosdick.--L FiX-R Frotscher-Folger Geo
Griffin Porch--L Goldstein-Jas Gonegal-S H
Goetzel-E Goldman-Gaslight Co-Gordon &
Herrck-GBrris'on & Baker-HaIl Young &co-
Hamilton & Dannica-Henderson, Peale &co-H
Il Hansell--Hortel Peterson & Fenner-H Hafner
Huntington BrosE Hart &co-R Humble
D Hendriek-EM NJ Iyens 6co-A Koenig-J l. Lee
tco-A Lanata-Sanl Locke-W H Letchford SEQ
Chas Loeffler--Leeds &co-S D Moody &seo-J Nc
Claim Maunsel &co---McStea, Value &co-G
Noise -MeCutchon & Hubbelt-E Maroueze-Jos
Meyer-R Maue-E D Mitchell-C Merriweath-
er-0ber, Atwater Eco Peet, Simms &5co-A Fl
Pierson-Rand, Zeller &co-A Rousset-RanlettG; {;
Benner--F Roberts--Kneeas q Mayo-Kurei &
Dickey--Stewart, Hyde &co-SkipWith & Conway
Small &co-J r Sloan-C Il slocomb- Stern eco
H A Schuerman-St Elizabeth Asyum-StatIord
Il Wilson-C M Soria &co--Smith & MeLenna-
Shannon, Lewis &co-Slark ,Stautfer &co--Tourne
d Neuberger-E D Trout-P J Traquair- cent
&eo-EI Yirgin-W Wheelock, Finay d5 Ball-Wes
hoft q C-E A Yorke &co--J A Yoang-H
r Yenni-and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

The present spell of wet weather should admon-
ish all that winter is approaching very rapidly
and that if they do not go to Garthwaite, Lewis 4
stunrts and purchase good supply Of winter
clothing and under clothing, they will wake up
one Of these mornings and find themselves unable
to get out of the house for want of the seasonabe
hsbiiments. The house we mentioned above
manufacture Tie best Of goods and never sell sloE
shop WORK. Give them d cali.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
Exports Yesterday.

BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA Steamship Lib,
erty--26 bales wool 40 bbls oranges 10 bbs and 6
half-bbls syrup 1905 hides for Baltimore-l5 ties
hams 100 bbls potatoes 40 bbs coal oil 10 bbls tr
10 bbls turpentine bales moss and sundries Tor
APALACHIGOLA-s Tappahannock-
100 bbls flour l40O SKIS corn Is csks bacon ard
H HAYRE-Bark New Mexico-1O66 bales cotton
Al bales moss 1000 slaves
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

FEED sroRE ON THE FAIR GRoUNp.--It will be
seen upon referenceto a card publshedin another
column that Mr.. John Calder opens feed store
on the fair grounds, and will keep a good supply
Of hay, corn, oats bran, Western produce, etc.,
for the accommodation of persons at the fair, and
will sell at the same rates as those articles bring
in the CITY, with drayage to the fair grounds added
This shows comrnendable enterprise on the part
of Mr.. Calder, and we hope that twill be pro
-perly appreoiated
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

1
THE GREAT AMERICAN sAFE.-A6st persons
who pass before the door Of Messrs. John w.
Norris s Co.. at No. 50 Canal street, are attracted
to enter and examine the splendid ironsafes there
exhibited. Elegantly finished and SO strongly
made, they at once recommend themselves to
every person, be he either merchant or mechanic,
and the more they are examined and inspected the
better are they admired Messrs. Norris Co.
tell us that they are becoming the most popular
safe in the market, as they are many years ahead
Of ali others in those arrangements which eSpe-
rfence has proved to be absolutely necessary in
burglar and fre-proof safe
We notice one remarkable feature about them,
and that's the burglar proof cash vault within the
main safe. This is d compartment of solid cast
IRON, placed inside, and secured by one of the
most beautiful combination locks we ever saw.
with this improvement to encounter, the boldest
wurglar would hesitate before attacking the safe
bith felonious intent: for he wouldwell know that
when he had blown open the great door, his work
was hardly begun. Messrs. Norris & Co. sell
these splendid safes as cheap as any in the mar
ket, and as they are heavier, handsomer and more
secure than many styles, they of course must gair
the day
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

List Of dispatches remaining at the telegraph
ONCE for want Of proper address J. N. Bell, DR..
ealderwood, Geo. A. Douglas, Fred Hartell, Ram
parestreet, Mr.. O. Y. King. Mrs. A. P. Mason, j.
j. Poindexter, Melvin Rhorer, Gen. Il. H. Rous.
sean, care Mrs. d. b. Kennedy, Col. D. P. Sparks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
ATTAkAPAS.

STEAMER INGoAtAR; p. L. BURKE, Master, GEORGE
DOVE, dr., and 4 II, GuUDRUI, Clerks.
gfOE ATTARAPA&-IN CONNECTION WITH
Il the N. o., o. and Il. W. Railroad Rrashear City
Leaves for ST. MarnSvte New iberia Franklin Patterson
Vile and Intermediate landings, eYery TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY. On the arrival Of the trains, Re-
turning, leaves New Ioerla every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at p. N.
The ng9mar win extend her Saturday trip to ST. Martins
4. NLINIER, Jr., n St. Louis street.
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glarlltt SntflIigente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP ST,
Thursday, November i6, lS6I


Steamship Liberty, Rollins, for Baltimore. via Ha-
vana, Witherspoon u Halsey
Steamship Tappahannock Huekins, for Apalaohi,
cola, Merritt, Durham, Mc&ianell Sco
FIR bark New Mexico, Blanche, for Havre,
Creeyy Nickerson eco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
Arrived Yesterday.

Br steamship Pacific, Steele, from Liverpool Oct
4th TO Sibley, Gnion &co--4th district AZ
Steamship Star rof the Union, Cooksey, from Phil
adeiplia, 7th inst, to Creevy, Nickerson eco
1st district l6
Steamship O Harris, Lockwood from Indianolf
and Galveston, to Harris-1st district l6
Bremen ship Columbia, Muller, from Bremen, tt
Mummy, Luling &co-3d district 38
Bark 2 G Merryman (new), Merryman, 20 day
from Portland (Me), to master-Point
Schr Mountain Home, Moltzer, fm Corpus Christi