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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27


No man in the state questioned the wis
dom 0i' Gov. Diiingiam's choice. 1t Is
we'll known to many. that the kate iaIn"n-
to-; colleague Of Judge CoI.amer. the Hon.
Foot, feeling the importance OF
tha; crisis to which or country had az
rived. sensible of the great loss the :-tate
hal met with in the leccaSe of ,Iudg.
C,iIamvr, and having only the honor OF
':i< native state and of his country nearest
to his heart. in 4 patriotic letter TO the
governor, urged upon him, by ali these
high considerations, to appoint the abie>t
maa 10 be found in the state 10 succeed
In.i ~ Goliame,. in that congre-s now in
session. which would be called upon to
pH,ii'v the nation. IL The slme time ;El!t ii
should secure its freedom and perpetuity.
Acting upon such advice. where else
could Gov. Dillingham; have looked but
10 .:ie cIiiet, justice Who else i'll the
state, without lf>paragement to other en-
im..iit cilz I!>. ,iii 40: lnoS inSiincli.cly in
that direction ila' IN thus obtyci the
yoic, nt iiie people OF III" state. anl trans
.,.rf-i himself at their cali to Il new place
%, trait ,,.l,i labor, placing the senatorial
question upoa thr mere .round Of person.
III caiin. IL the friends oi 'iIr Morrill, are
striving - place ii, il wouIi br unjust and
urgratctu now toi III" prol,." - Iay hold
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
4 Coed Thing.

\ popular clrravman of Rochester. y.
l.. h;l> lately s'e;i~ed 10 be houSe-keeper,
lei hi rt-i,.e',cc, and gone elsewhere
Thc lrlriv who succeeded TO the oecupan-
g. iia- i-,'ea :.rr:atly ANNOYED 10y the daily
calls ot iil,,>. who came for assistance in
a variety oi forms lie has AT length re-
sorted /" novel expelieni which has
served perhaps 4 double purpose, viz,
iir>t- la relieve ilim from bores secondly.
io l., the l,,-...ir> >,Ae themselves a> Others
>oc tlie1g; -in'i We may add that he has
giyem the pui'lic an insight into what a
popular Clergyman has 10 endure He
po>Iel upon i.i> front door a card upon
winch la following wa- written in a
ll;l.ll a pi,.in IL the talk itself:
i's ALI WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
Dr- - does not live here. He has
moy"l away. ami viii nnt occupy this
nous a-ai.l til May l5.h. 1867.
in c,';iSequ.iic. of this. the present in
,l,n!,eil: has .leci,lc,l 10 suspend the free
list. No bonks. maps. pictures. station
cry. az receipts OF aliy kind wanted. No
History "a .ile E,isc lion, whether written
10y t'rt-.e; az Irif Da.i- Has no desire
Il ?Ii ms la.lame IN any subscription book,
IL order iil,,i ii NAV be used for influence.
lie h..> no oii Clothes except those he is
nnw we.l;iil.- ;sm,l The customs of modern
-oriCiy are uaiDriunaiei, such that he
c.i:in : Dispense with Them. Have m
esd i'io're>. ioT W. cannot get money
rn"n;.!i Ia purchase one meal. consequent
y rrollie;,.,S oi boarding. ilo;l-eS viii have
10 i"'i, e-s-'.l.eTe .;'r supplies. This huase
viii avi IT, kel't IA = hniei, ami warm
meals =; All hoar>, will not be furnished.
Has no; u -,,~.r o! hay IN The larn, or
Slit.i, oai. and has moi taken care of
l,r>S >ince hc drove on the canal, which
means ili,i; W. have np Room for hoTS,-s or
,lbn'.r,-- either, la no vacant rooms or
iH%iS H. spare fer agents, colporteurs. min
i>:er>. missionaries. teachers. elders. beg-
e:lrs. spon.as. leecheS, professional bores,
Se,'ly students. soldiers. saiiors, agents,
,c.,ei~ oT aispii,ieniSi>. even though minis
tcr> in ii'.iEiiboring towns ani cities have
tni them 10 Ice s;Ire and call here. No
money 10 spare for any Of The above indi-
vid,iai, or enterprises which they repre-
>.ni. even though it bc Tor the lauiable
";.ioct d; furnishing unborn African chill
''rcn with red flannel night caps and fine
tooth combs. In short. ihe minister does
not ike here NOW. and ''oll things have
passed away. ais! all are become new
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
| RiNI MILL.

lie subs rhcT Aas rented tur at mil It -.
-4 a; Centre, pat it god t ii and Is no&
F r, Do grin NJ i II. ii d. II a sai-iaC-
'l, aalu.r
Also kc. p on hand and axe corn nj meal.
ll-Ia' II. i. COLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27

Cl.tiH ANn INSURANCE. AGENT
;.ur.,,,I.. f,.uu..t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
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. ..rr H.IN P-rh'- tore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30

rF,HEHYDWAULIo CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER

The best and most uyefu invsntlon of the kind or saving
household labor ever Inv Nnted
more and better CmendationH for saving time labor
and the wear and tear of a6cs washed than any oherma
chine All the other machineN either rub the clothes and wear
them speedily do not saaetOry perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WABHER
This is not the case There rubbSe of the Clothes and
consequently, and The waShng Is nost com
petely and thoroughly performed by the son OF the wheel
alone Send for circular giving full expanatt or eau and
examine them a the General Southern Agency
Good nduesESeAtD offered to agents elsewhere
S. NJ BARTON COR
No, II TahouPh0Ulsa street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

DRY GOODS. DRY GooDs.......... DRY GOODS.
BK VINCENT IL 60.
VIZ P, VrEcExr. Aaetlonssr
sslesroom, 1s charsrsa street.
SATURDAY, June 30, at 10 o'clock, at
- their Aactign Rooms No l6 Ch4rtses street will be
sold.
900 o.s scnsonabIs Foreign and American Dry Goods oon.
stating in part Of Orzandies Bareges swi7s Mus VII
Jacone Ties BIsacaed and Brown Domsstie Black Ska
Embroideres Linen Cambria Handkerchief Linens, Cam
bcs Black Lace haWlsand Points Ribbons Nsckties Linen
Drlb and Ducks bleachsd and brown I04, Ia, l24
sheetings, Mouain de Lains Flanaes Cassiaerss ant
Hosiery.
-Als5-
800 dozen Hoop Skirts Eleptic
-Also--
100 lots Clothing.
-Aso-
IS cases Boots and Shoes, TO cloee assignments.
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aIIMNIER RESORTS,
pARREsis HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

The undersigned purchased from VIM. Barnes late
proprietor the we'll known and popular Hotel and
for reception of b0arders and transient visitors on the
first instant - ,.-
Extensive repairs have been made, and every departmen
thoroughly and in complete order for the
conyenieDce and comfort guests which will doubt
int gence the patrons OF this de-
ghtul watering place
The undersigned had considerable experience in this
kind of business and they promise their utmost exrtohs 10
sustain this has enjoyed under its
proprietor give full satisfaction to all who visit
! this season
The wharf has been rebuilt in a substantial manner,
| the Bathing House is in good order
Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alley attached to
the premises Also extensive STABLE with Horses and
Carriages which be had at all times Horses taken or
| livery
| A Band of Music has been engaged for the
Applications be made to the propetors at TIT
Hotel j. H. Massey 100 Common street, New Orleans
| JOHN c. MEYER CO.,
| Nigsissupi tity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
Chief Engineer md GeneraI SnneTInton
Marriage and CeIib


- Mrs. Winsiow's MyStic pins are pre-
pared only for egmate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant-
Do not tre with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists bought and will recommend
being ignorant ofther properties
They are certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which the female constitution is subject They
moderate excess and all distractions they nVs
crate the debtated delicate and, by regulating and
strengthening the system hue health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications of nervous debility removed No maiden wife or
mother should se without them.
Try heuuse according direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend.
Ask for MRS WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price 50 per box, or three boxes for So
For sale by all druggsts ,,,r,r,,r
Wholesale Agent for the South,
20 st Charles street. n q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
LOTTERIES.
u ENTUCRY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
CLASS E,
To be drawn at Covington Kentucky,
ON ONDAY, JULY 18TH, 1866,
Only so,ooo Numoers-os6 Frines.
S c H E NJ E {:


APPROXIMATION PRIZES
9 approximation prizes $1,000 each for the ninere-
dr sP the 500 90 Pre- re are 's $1,000
9 approximation prizes of $50 each for the nine
dfa%n ns the s0o on Prize SSq 'o o 's 5o
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re"
draWns the unS s55o60 PTile Of $500
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize are................. 27OO
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the S eco pse are 2,&o
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten Of the number -
drawing the $3.50 prize Observation-Disclosures. l,SB
270 approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prizes are. geo
695 prizes amounting 1882
Whole tickets, S24 Halves, $l2; Quarters, ST. Eghhs
So Sixteenths, 81 50.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New oresna
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TIT JOHN B LAToUR. Secretary.

-Notice-The owner Of nlot of dry goods
s. 70 Graver street. can have the goods
ppon Identification and paying charges.
Inot called for within fifteen days the goods will be sold te
nav rypeugeg and storage
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AUCTION SIZE. THIS Day.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
POSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT EEsERyE-REE PRo,
pcrty Magazine Marenzo and Camp streets, East
Bouligny squares from the Market and from the
Public School, On he Magazine Street Railroad
By II. WALTON d DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, AUcrroyEEE.
OGoe-No. A Carondelst street.
CATURDAY, June 30, 1 sGB, at IL O'Clock
- the Merchants and AuCsignegrs Exchange, Royal
SIX L1Ts Of GROUND in East BoalgBy, jefferson
City in The square BOUNDED by Magazine Maengo Camp and
proyenents thereon.
Lots Nos and measure each 20 feet front on Harengo
street by depth Of 100 feet ess, between para lei
lines Lot No forming the Of Magazine and MzrengO
Magazine and Marsngo Upon Lots Nos
Jne.StOry Raised Cottage. with FIVE rooms kitchen
othouses, Lots Nos and being garden lots attached
LOIS % and q front Magazine and each 30
feet 'front.' by depth OF l0I feet between parallel lines
| iess
This property within squares of the market Napoleon
Avenue square the public school, permanently located
by the city and has the advantage central railroad
by which CONVEYANCE be had ten minutes any
part ofEew Orleans.
H TERss-One-thrd cash in U. s. Treasury notes; the
equal nstaments in the Of the purchasers
thsr order, payable at and two years bearnG
interest the Of cent until paid
mortgage upon the property until final payment.
City the expsase of the purchaser including the o. S
! reTenue staEEs.
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- The Q9ueenI The Queen!-,Fhe Queen
OF HAIR REsTORERsl-Mrs. Winslow's Queen Hair ne
ssorer is queen only in name but in virtues
1t is the best RestOrer offered to the public
An nfable resorer preseryer of the hair if faithfully
applied.
hair dye.
1t acts directly upon the of the hair changing gray
hair to its original aesting premature decay and
falling Graduating scur and dandrut and
curing all humors of the scalp
1t will change dry wiry hair soft and luxuran
tresses. !
Itimperts a delightful fragrance to the hair
if wish your hair, in youth and
retain through life, use MRS WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR
RESEORER Price 81 per bottle
J. CONCEAL, General Agent,
20 St Charles street, N O.
= ORaee of the National MARINE IInd Fire
Insurance. Company New Orleans, May IA, l866A cleo
zion held mis- day this office the following gentlemen
elected as Directors to serve for the ensuing
A s. Mansfield, J. NJ. Courtenay,
Geo 8. Denison, David Mccain,
G. W. Cochrane L. w Griffin,
6 q Enlley, Louis Schneider,
Chas w Lewis, j. H. F. Grace
Spencer Field
s ! ! 7 EC sRaop, roloro.
n. ZEuBERBIER, }
-I-ouisi, WA lodge No. IOa, n. F. 81 a. M e,
holds regular Recommendations in Grand Lodge Hall St.
T,,ss stret north Feom street. every THURS
DAY EVENING, at Z o'clock
Orr1ozRs-w. G. Drtvsr W NJ. H. T Hays, 8. W.; Jno
a. New, ], W. g. w azer, Treasurer Arthur "Gpga'
Secretary w s. Mitchell, d. Ed Harris, j. D. E. j.
Kursheedt NJ c.; c. F. RsR R. O. Hutchinson, Stewards
Thos, Rogers, Chaplain e. W. farvn, Tyler.
RemoVnI-The 1SHiee of the New Or
Leans Opslousas Great Northern Railroad has been re-
moved to No. 50 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee.
April 26 1866 GEO SQUlRFs Secretary
- Office of The Trustees and Attorneys 0f
the Associated Bondhoders Creditors and Stockholders OF
the New Orleans, Jackson aud Great Northern Railroad
Company Ne1 Orleans April II, l865-Noce is hereby
EDldar tha EfratM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL

The new and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master will head of Harveys Canal opposite
Stock Landing Louisiana Avenue, EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY O'Clock for Grand Isle Hotel Fort iv
ingston Baatara intermediate landings and returning
MONDAY URSDAY evenings adeightfultrp through
lakes and bays to the sea shore.
Fare to the shore, meals included. ........:$5
The Hotel and ready for the reception visitors
with the requisites and comforts of hrstcass hotel offer
ing the advantages of surfbathng fine fishing beating
other being surrounded by msgn
groves giving ample shade and pleasant
treat during the heat OF the day.
RATES-Board per week. S5 Transient hosrders day So
A MARGOT JOLLY, Proprietor.
HARVEY L MCMAHON. AGENTS, 81 St Charlea street.
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AND IMPoRTAsT SALE OF NEW AND SER
viceabe Quartermaster's Stores

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW AND SER
vceable Quarermaster's Stores.
MONDAY, July g, 1896, and continued
WI daily until all the Stores sold, at the Fire Proof
Press ceiner OF front Robin street the following
articles Of and seFyiceabe Quartermastsfs Stores will
be sold at public auction
1850 Ages 3lG8 Pickaxes 1881 lbs Belts and Nuts 4645i
Chain assorted $50 lbs Gable Chain, Steam Engine
500 lbs Hawser 1908 os Glue 6i59 Pick Handles 589 lbs
Pasterng Hair 1859 Hammers assorted 1852 Hatchets y96
Axe Helves % $50 lbs Sheet Iron 10 58 lbs Iron assorted
Chloride Lime 1882 lbs Black 4730 lbs Lead, assorted
Saw Mill Il 52 los Sheathnz Zinc 81 gallons Coal OIL ia
Oars l0i3 Plates, assorted 1874 lbs Marine, l5Oi5 lbs
Nails assorted 80 99 lbs H. and NJ Shoe Nails 4A gallons
Luseed OIL 1898 gallons Lard OIL IS gallons Rosn Oil 6gl
Lead Pipe 1877 qrs Sand Paper 57 lbs Paint assorted
lbs Tarred Rope lD95 Harness Rings, 1851 lbs Rvets
sorted 3i lbs Rosn 5 gross Screws assorted 627 Staples
IA Saws assorted 3i3 Squares assorted % Scyrhes $50
Scythe Sneaths S36 Pack Saddles, 1893 2 lbs Spikes
sorted lO62l ShGves assorted 1850 Spades Is 9S lbs Steel
9j lbs Sizing Stuff 932 lbs Copper Sheathng 2i3 gallons
Tar 297 lbs sheet in 726 lbs Block Tin 81 Vses IS
Army Wagons 25T876 lbs Horse and Mule Shoes $3.50 lbs
Soap 6S lbs Ialow, pbls Coal Tar 529 gallons Varnsh,
Amb Whips 208l lbs Spun Yarn 1867 ha Zinc, s36 lbs
Copper Wire 1913 lbs Wire together with large variety Of
Stores to6numerous euumerate, consisting in part Of
Of Machinery BaeAsniths Carpenters and Wheewrght's
Tools etc
Sale to commence at 10 A N each day.
EG5~TERMs- Cash in y. 9. Treasury Notes,
The attention OF merchants, traders and others is partcu.
larly called to the above closing out sale.
The stores and present. desirable investment.
complete list of the articles to be sold be at the
b. order Of Col C. G sAwTELLE, Chief O. NJ.
Z. j. sTRANG, Brevet Lieut.. oil. and A. Q. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
RuThnH'a PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned sole agents. have hand and With
constantly supplied With the above celebrated IRON COTTON
aehed to oths hoop This Tie recommended to
merchants and paners its simplicity strength and the
great ease With which be adjusted hsss any also
It has been sed by large number of planters Giuoe 1850
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at our ofice1
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
n.nA 4 Pnrdrna atraat nnrnar of TchnnnitnnIan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
ERANEk NEWHALL.
Accommodating STREET.

Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand, and Is constantly receiving direct from tn
the North in Europe large and esgan
assortment of WALL PAPER Oak, Mahogany and Marble
InltaOns FresoosS, Oentsrs, Panneng, ststusry sRd
Scenery.
Saloons Hasa nd Public Privsts Buildings finish in
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention City Country Dealers called 70 his
immense stook of WALL PAPER embracing every vsssy
sxtant which he dispose Of lew prices i 10
Establishment In tbs country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

OST OR MESEAIn-CERTIFICAT ES NO. 1888
IL seventy JACKSON Railroad Stock September q
1853, in tavOr Of X. 5 Wier.
g. 1851, in favor Of j. J. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be made Tor new
certificates
New Orleans La Juae r.
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OCEAN STRINGS HOTEL-
sulphur and chalybeate Springs,

Which celebrated for medicinal properties 1nvaids will
therefore this place peculiar advantages they
can have Sea or Mineral BATHS as we'll the fishing
facilities on the Coast.
TERMs-Willbe very families engaging
for the season. T. C. SCARBOROUGH.
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(I,,TTCE-AFTER DUE PUBLICATION, APPLICA,
~ ION viii he made for certificate Of one snare 3
~ vat ssociation,' stock in lieu of Certificate No ~
in the name Of IL Rayburn. dared March Is ISL TllSn
N ~ AdnnitraSr OF Il. N. Ra3eRFf-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
FINANCIAL.

nj j, a, KEITH 81 CO.
BANKERS, SELMA, ALABAMA.
Collections on this and nsshoring pointssoiced Rem
tancss promptly made to correspondents
Refer so-Ctty Bank; F. l. 4 B. A. Johnson Aston 8
Fournieri North Brush Hason Barnes, Ward Co, JuTsy
q Harris, Sew Orleans
.EvY. DIETEK 81 co. W.
JONAS H LEvY-ANDERsoE D. DIETEE-J GOLD
STEIN.
Commission Merchants,
~ .carondslet srest...........,,".25
NEW ORLEANS.
Advances
We continue to make Advances upon Produce ant
Cotton consigned to " fr SALE for shipment to our friends
in New York Boston, to Aessrs Rathbous Brother
& Co., Liverpool England.
LEVY. DIETER co.
Y ULEFF 81 TwIonELI.-
GEO RULEFF. T. c. TwIcHEL11
EXCHANGE
GOLD AND SILVER,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS, BONDS,
INSURANCE SCRIP
Government Vouchers,
NO. 1876 GRAvIBR STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES.
We will make oaa Advances on consfgnuents to branch
houses, Watts, Crane Co., York, and ". c. Tatss
GIVEN, WATTS CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
lO3 Poydras street n o.
THE ENGLISH AND AhERICAN BANK
LIMITED.
Incorporated under 'The Companies Act 1852"
Authorized Capital, Gf,sOO,O 900, In 10000
Shares of $50 each,
First Issue 30 600 Shares and tbs remainder 70 be issued as
may required the sanction General Meeting.
THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BANK LIMITED
psPsfsd e III B IF EEehsna On the ENLIsH An
| AMERICAN BANK, qIMLFED) London and on the Union
Gotnnerea andr ravslefs Credits available all parfs
the world Commercial Credits Issued for use in the
East Indies, China and Australia,
Will be upon the Oriental Bank Corporation of London
PsrteqlaTs Be- ascertansd application at the
GEO i Bdh s22R T W3ffs Assistant Manager
\ ID UAEFF 81 TWIeRELI,
GEO RULEFF, 7. c. TwIoHELLJ
Dealers In Exchange, Gold and Silver
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS,
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS
1875 GRAvIER ST.. New Orleans.
. HEWITT, NORTON d Co.,
Will, MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON CoEsIGNNENTB,
TO THFIR BRANCH HOUSES
New York and Liverpool.
once, ISL Qold Nunber) COMMON STREET.
nvAECEa 4 RVA Noes
Liberal advances consgnmens of Cotton and Otbe
produce to my friends Arch. Edmston Co., Liverpool
L. M. MERRITT,
!! AZ Csron street.
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CAFIIL w
sECOND ..'-.-...,,'',,,,.., ,.,...,..,.,,,. 5000
THIRD 5000
FOURTH 200
FIFTH 900
OTHER PRIZES amounting tO.........,......... 2OOO
S5U, 600
First Drawing will be made in Mobile, the plan of Il
Lottery July L 1866 under the superintendent
Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor Of Mobile
CARD.
NsBILE Ala, May /, 1866
The above Association have deposited with sufficient
Funds pay all the Prizes in the above scheme which
hold for that purpose, -
WALSH, SMITH CO.
Also refer to MARSHALL ]. SMITH d Co. of New Or.
leanR
Prizes Paid On Demand. .
The magnificent Capital exhibition at the Stock
of A B. GRIsWoLD CO. late Hyde GoOdrich,) corner
Canal and Royal streets, New Orleans.
The Cash will be paid the prise not satisfactory.
Price of TioketsWho!es So Halves, ST. Quarters 81 90
For sale at All Lottery Offices in New Orleans, and by
G. Il HOWARD.
Licensed Lottery Dealer 30 Camp street. N. o.,
. Or PoBtOfice Lock Box 692
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pUAEFF 81 TwIeHELI4,
GEO. RULEFF, r. G. TwIoHELL1
Dealers In Exchange, Gold and silver
UNCURRENr BANK NOTES. STOCKS. BONDS.
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS
l2s GRAyIER ST. New orleana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
STATE LOTTERY

For the BENEFIT of the state University
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-11
Confederate Democracy.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette furnishes the follow.
ing interesting account of the proceed.
sings Of a Confederate Democratic meet.
ing in Washington City. saulsbury, oil
Delaware, and TrimbIe, Of Paducah, KY,
were the speakers. salisbury led off:
he said be was tired of supporting a
man who would not help himself. He
was q warm personal friend of President
johnson, but he was tired Of supporting
man who, lei. the Connecticut State
election 20 against him, when he could
have prevented it; who gives his Offices
to men who are bis personal enemies;
who keeps cabinet about hina, not one
of whom is . true friend to him, and who
has scarcely q Congress tossupbort his
measures. Let him stand BY the Con-
stitntioHs and theR n will think of going
70 work again. He believed REVOLUTION
pending aud Presidanf johnson would
have better Hse for Southern men vet
Than hanging them. He believed that
when JET. Davis LEFT the Senate Id was
70 hettef Union man than Abrallab Lil.-
cola. This he would say In Congress- ha-