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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
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Spr eem supreme Court Hihter garnart
3u New ycrf lpurbe firsib ber fclsenbe Sal
serbanpelt gcr etwa flint Satren iitsrsab eint
5raa Barrett einen SausIins, 9amens 81.
iparb garret elmer Grau MeGate. gesers
erscs has ainp ieitber. Die @utter' sina mad
tem Siten beiratbste pieter unb fam
jest suriid I'm eas srpSbnte Sainb su Reliant.
rsn. Sie ieBte ibrs Mniprii6e nit einerSerep.
ltamfeit auseinanSer, wslde auf mebr Mutter.
liebe i9lisBen lieb, ais man ibr na9 ibrrm bis.
bergen Verbalten sutrauen turfte. Die 5ra,l
McGabe leste easesen bar, bab iie tem ainps
sartli6 3usetban iei unp cine tetrG6tids
Summe fir ba6eIbe aussessbrn babe 6s
lsste aud elm 3eusniB bon einsm aussssei6ne.
ten slrst Dor, tpcna@ I6 bas stinb nur bur6
ibre ausss,ei9nete gaese pagrsnb elmer
Idperen aranfbcit bem Iose rntrilIen
bate. 9Sabrcnb pisIer gsrbanrlunSen l6misa.
tie li6 Der Sunse auf'S 2iebeppllne an Jrall
WcGabe an, ipdbrenb CT bon Ieiner Iuter
ni&ts ipiiIen pOats. Dies ipra6 rtebr ais
bic Iansife Rebe gu @unfsn Der paescmutter,
unS ber 8i6ier erflarte, er fGnns ss unter ben
tlmifansen ni1t iiber's Scr; brinasn, has anb
ppn ben 0euten su trennen an pelGrn es pifen.
bar nit sanser .Ssele birse. Cine @eIeent-
IdGbisuns i9lus cbncbin 5rau MrGate aus
unp Ie erflarte, pab lie has ainb ni6t psrfaufen
wOls. Der &i6ter mics Srau Barrett an,
in e:nem Sabre tpisper su fcmmsn, pppann er
Isben pOIIe, mas er fir iie tbnn fSnnte. Sie
entfernts ii6 bitter flasenb; Der Sunse mar
mar ater offsabar nit Der Gnti9eipuns Iebr
,ufrieben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
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SaS Derlorene &inc.

lie Chicago polt, ron lester Wo1e er3abll
cine 1batiate, psIte tiusn Rcman In
wsnissn Sissn sntbSlt. Gin 8raasnsimmsr
has friiber Sefannti1aft nit sinsm fifsf ingbi-
raso wobnenbsn Siirser bate unb, pon bislsm
cerlaiIsn rpurce, ra&ts ii& auf folsenbe tfufli-
lte SBeile. SsiastsrSiirssr, Der ii1 Dor tini-
ssn5abrsn serbeiratbets, bate bereits Elm 3tpsi-
iabrises MGO6en, ,pelGss I'M Wars b. 8. BON
ienem 5rauenSimmer sefpblsn unb mad NiI-
waufee setra6t warbs, poislbif fie BEN @ay-
or 5almaese ersabIts, baB % ibr Stinb isi bab
itr Mann fiirsIit ssfcrbsn mare, unb bab iit
wHni6ts, las aino bel irssnb Ssmanb auf ei.
niss ;3sit untsrsutrinsen.
Der MaYcr fano cine Gamilit, peIGe tas
aine sa ii6 uabm unb has Grausnsintmtr Der.
lieb MiIpaafee unp gliemanb bat felt bsr 3sit
wieeer etwas Don ibr sebDrt. Die betribten
GIcrn IieBsn bas Sinh iibsraa iuGsn, unb ta
rer Gater permutbete, iper bas Sinb gefcblen
babe, 70 iancte er @ebsimpUli,iiten mad allsn
Ssiien aus, aber nirsenbS fonnte sine Spur
bon benz ainpe entpeft werbsn.-SsGS Wfc.
nate parrn wdbreno Der 3eit ssrHo0sn uns bic
gltsrn batisn bereits bic Sofnuns aufssssbsn
irssnS jemals wisper stpas bon benz stinte su
rcrnsbmen, ais elmer Der >, Detectives" porlsBts
@c9e in @ilwaufee sufallis bon benz 5rausn
smmer nnp ibrsm myitsribitn YsriGwinbsu
bSrte. Gr beiu6te bic YFeseltern bss 5tinbss
nnb mad Der ibm sesebensn 9ei@reibane er.
fannie sr saiTslbe ipfort. |.t. a..l...
Die Gltern tpurten bcnadri6tst unt iamsn
in aIler Gle, ibren eieblins ab,ubOlsn. Die
SHUTTER mar halb patniinns Sur 5reuoe, ais iit
itr ainb piccer in ibre @rme ldIisbsn fpnnts.
Gas ainS ieItt bate iebOd feline GItsrn psll.
ifaneis, ,Ssrse1en unc pOllte bur9aus ni9t nit
ibnsn ssbsn, unb ais iIe Is nit @sipaIt nit
nabmsn fiel es in arampfe. 3u Sauie Der.
'psiSerte ss, tas Gilen gu lI9 su nsbmsn, unb
in psnissn Gasen ifarb ss an arGmpfen!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
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Scr Gprfeaplan.
Grsabllns aus Stsrbaiern na9 siner pabren
Yesebenbcit.
Gpn Serman . 9mib.

Sesebenbcit.
Son Serman S6mtb.
(8prtlesuns)
Ter @eibna6tstas fam 1errlih ber'
auf. Spmmerblau unb rein lag Der
Simmel Iber Dem peiten Strpmtbale,
bas Der gBilpe &ailer atldlcb, slansenp
unb blibenp i'm Spnnenlhein, ais babe
er benz 5eite ,u gbren leinen Gispan,er
blanfseIdeucrt unp ben weiben &aiIer>
mantel UNI bic 5elieniAultern seiAlat
gen. Der Sfminp friA falt iiber bic
aimmernee SAneelanrlhaft bin, bab
Der Saud Scr Dem Munpe frpr, ben
9anrleuten, bic ppn ben entlesenen So
fen beransewancert famen, iih 9aar,
Sart unb Sut bereiften unb ipeit unp
brett 9in an alien Strauhern unp 3wei<
aen Milliarpen BON Gisnapeln unp
SAneetrpfaaen 9liserten nnp fnnfel<
ten.
SIM 9prie Ielbf mar bic Stimmuns
niht 70 fefli6, ME trauben in Der freien
Slatur; bic Sorsdnse Der gfadt lager
ten bariiter, ,pie oft auf ben Sdprnte
nen unp 6irten Der &au9 baftet unb
fA nisperidlast, menn cine unsinllise
2uftarSmun9 ibm welrt, frSbli6 unb
fer,enserape empprsupirbeln. Die
Ylauberbaftisteit Der Dienfboten Int
@farrbcfe, bic Sesbeit pes triumpbiren.
BEN aebrsrs batten RAID unb seniisenp
bafiir selprst, paB bic aus Der Gbrifs
mette !oeimtebrenpen aud bic &unte
pes Scrsefallenen in 9iitten unb Sau<
ier auseinanrer tru9en, ais gSurSe 3,i
Sauerfraut unb friIdsel6lahtetem
S6weine Ieiid, pas uaA Der lansen Sas
aen5eit i'm @bYent aud auf benz arm>
fen Seeree brppelte. Der ginbruf mar
Serlhiepen, naA ben Sielerlei &Spfen,
auf bic er pirfte =; rer allsemeinfe mar
Der Der Serwnnperuns, pie 70 gttpas 70
budaabliA iiber 9fadt babe fcmmen
fSnnen, unb elmer setpi6en Sdapenireus
be; benn es CAB @ande, bic BON bem
Sp6mutb bes pfarrfrauleins sefrantt
ibm eine Straie unp Demiitbisuns gar
ppbl 9Dnnten. Der 5err Gaplan warp
bebauert, benn bic Sauern batten tbn
lieb unb Saucrnbersen fnb sab; mas
einmal gBurSel sefabt in BEN treuen Sc.
miitbern, pas balten 6e fef unb es
brau6t mand barten Stud, bis Fe es
ii4 entreiBen laRen. at
Bar aud Der Sauptsottespienit iacn
,pa9renb ber Nadt sefeiert wprpen, lu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
nHferSefraft" unb - Maus.
frnff a.


gBas cine Yferbefraft in Der RsSanit b.tsu-
tet tpeib jeber unierer 9sier, Gum erifen Mla.
le aber pirS Der 0sler bSren, bab aud eins
~@ausfraftu (niat @auie-araft, pas sineu
gang anbsrn SinnsrsibD trifirt.
Gin 1e9niter in S6ottIanb bat Gin paar
MSuie brsiiirt unb fir bieielten cine Mal&ine
rfunreu purb tpelde fe in ben Stanb aslest
psrten, Yaumtppllensarn su pinnen. Diele
8ai6ine 1T 70 conifruirt bab bic Raus bic
Siinten, tpelGe iie friibsr an BEN Gissntbum
Der Meal6en tesansen, baburp fiibnsa faan,
bab iie taslid 105 bis 120 Glen ,@arn -Ipinnt
unb aufpinbet. I'm bies ,u tbun mug bic
fleius 5ubsanserin unsefabr ,wsi bsuiI9e Rei-
len rennen. Dieie Srsde ,Ifst fs ,ieben Sag
gang tequsm 3uriid. Sir einen Silbnsroi&en
5afermebl rsi&t sm 9sfUfieuus Der beiSen
flsinen GretmiiblenifrGainse auf flint -@s&en.
5n tielsr .3sit Iiefert Te bur6i@nittIit ITO g.
len tasli6 Ooer in Summe $3.50 Glen, 70 ba6
man ben gsrpienf elmer isbsn auf Silber.
srciden in flint gBO6en Ober Q IbaIer iGbrIit
anlhlasen fann. 9tetnet man bierpon 10
Siltsrsrui9sn fir SefSfisuns bsiSsr a.teit-
tsrinnen ab, 10 bleibt BON istsr Gin reiner Sc.
mimi prn SbaIer 25 SiItrsrci9en. Der
tetreTenbs Se6nifer sebt irbt NIT bem yIane
I'm, Elm 100 Sup Ianses Is l}u6 brsites unb 50
8. bcbesSaus 3u mistbsn in tusl9smsr 10000
MGuieipinnmiiblea auf,uaeIItn u. tabei nod
&aum fir bic nUtbisen @ufisber unb Warter
icpis fir etwa bunbsrt 3ui&auer ,u brbaIten
sepenft. Seinsr Sers6nuns ,ufoIse piirbsn
cann na6 gtsus bsr Soften fir @ietbe, @sr-
;iniuns bss auf anl6aifuns unb GinriGtuns
Der nUtbisen WaiGinen perpenoeten Capitals,
ecbn bes aufTGtsperiOnaIs ano BstShisuna
TT 1bisrs bisie Iestersn bur9 ibrs Mrbsit einen
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06

limb bic sanse 5amile &otbl9ilb bat felt ben
fiinisis Sabrsn itreS 9eNetens nod ni6t talt
10 sisI fir bic slrmen, fir IOtblecenbe, fir has
@smsinwpbl iiberbaupt sctban pie Der einsise
peatcbY .......
n Gen. Maicr @iles, Der unlGnsif sum
Sberlfen in Der rssuIGrsn slrmes srnannt wur.
be, bsfnbst ilb in isiner Srimatb su &crtnry,
Ma6, auf urlanb. @pr flint Sabren serlee
r bic SiaSt ais Glsrt Obne ie 8risssbienfe
setban su babsn.
y @m Samifas ssriiSrte Gin Seuer it, Bolton
Gi9entbam int @srtbc bon $5OOOOO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06

Gs rauIdt trs 0etsnS Smrm an mir Srruber,
SR,t fnlt'rsm Grnlt perfplst tas S6idlal mid
limb tribsr wire mein Simmsl, INNER trilbsr,
llnb uidt Elm Strrn Der Srifnuns 3elsst l'd,
8ein lisber Mune mill mir Gin Srpltipcrt lassn
limb meiues 9enscS frilGs @liiibs bri6t;
3peb Mil idb ltumm al mein qeissn trasen:
SD flasc nibt.
Sort triet es mid Ypn beimatbli6rr Stattf,
s(us ienem Ibol, no meine gSieSe ltane,
8, bab i'd nimmer es peralIsn bate,
Rein tbrures, bsieseliebtss Satnlanb.
gSubl nie in getsn isbe i'd Gu6 pisSsr,
Sbr blaueu 9erse, in Der Spnne 9ibt;
Gpdb fGmpf i6 mutbspa meine ssitsn nisSsr,
limb flase nidt.
Die sinltens meincm eritsn Vallsn laul9ttn
e,n teren Sttut i6 ben gauf br9ann:
Die Grub unp Sautccrud oft nit mir taul6'
ten,
Die trrnut Ycn mir ter peite Ocean!
9u IdwetIt psrflSrt in bSbrrn Nesicnen
8 SHUTTER bic mid einlt gsbar Snm giht
limb uimmer Fam it Deine gieb' Dir lob
nen,
Tod flas' iN ni9t!
limb Sene, bic auf meincm 0etenspIaSs
Mir Gupitp, Der Ylinre, sussfiibrt
gin Der i'd sntlid cs scfunssn bate
Mein Secal, nit eietrei, reid ssSiert:
Die rib has SbidIal los Srn msinsn, SerSen
Sin has lie cinitsnS Iicbenp ii6 ssi4mis9t;
gBrbl fibr ids untsr namenlplsn S6msrSen
Gr9 flag i6 niht.
Se Reb' i'd einIam in Der @slt Der gnntsn,
limb traure I'M mcin friib Scrlcrnss G'lild,
limb lsbne mid no6 lGnsNprrsans'nen Stur-
ben,
gladb SeimatbSsrub unt SiebesfuB suriid
9EiQ in Grinnersns mein Slid nod Fnsen
Sis sinit mein MATES miites Iu9e tri6t;
Damn ruf i6 nod, penn mir bic Chime i6win'
ben:
SD fla9s nicpt
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Poc(ic.
(Siir bic yYsnniYlp. StaatSSeitun9.D
Sd flase nidt.

@etidt spn Serscant Spfsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
(5rrtItBuns folst.)

II Die rei9e Ssraeliten bon Nep. Orleans
teatii9Rssn cine bSbsre esbranaalt fir ain-
Der ibrss @lautens su srIinbsn anb aus,u-
ifatten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
Y,nmiplbaaiide Staats= Setting
Serauseeseben Srn
Gph. Gepra Mipper,

SefauS9e9tVtH VIII
Sob. Geprg shipper,
erlbeint iepsn Dcnnrrias, unb tcitst $500
per Sabr, sabtar innerbnlb fes5aprfs, hhe
50 so natb gcrilub tss 5abr9aa9s.
Ginsslnc Grsmpluren, 5 Scnts per stild.
Seine SutIcriptipnsn pcrten fiir wsnissr
als feds Wtrnaten ansencmmen; aud tann
gliemanc has Slatt otbcilcllcn, bis alls Hhd'
itlnte ts;ablt llnc.
slnscissn wereen 81 ben 9epppnl'Ven vfe'F
fen inierirt.
Sffieeu: in ter ugatript unS Union"
Truderei, Irittcn Srabe, Sarrisbarg. nno
in err .9nrlIissneer" Grudsrei am esntre
Sauare, 4ancaltcr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06

= gBabrenb bes sariesss tcidb bic 8ssisrnns =
Der Ser. 9taatsn 4t9 QueumotiYen unp $3.50 s
Gifsnbabn aarrsn. .i' aJtj.a i.s1Bimr.. t
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Of the Southern Press
A cssf0f-,T A ry,JSNJ 9ss


BY authority of the Constitution Of the Southern Press
caon the reques. of several of the thereof
hereby meeting of said Association be he at
MONTGOMERY, Ala, on WEDNESDAY, Feb 18th, 1866,
receive the reports Of the officers consider
already taken and to be taken advance buse
of the Press and to make the election of off,
required by the Constitution
Projectors newspapers pubishedin the States d Virginia.
North Carolina sonth Carolina, Georgia Florida, Alabama
Mississippi and Louisiana, who may have heeenbers Of
the Association cordially invited attend Propreors of
Newspapers in Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee where an
organization of the Press has been recently formed Tor service
part Of the territory formerly within the field of s Assoc
caton also invited there being nothing iuits
character purposes to conflict with their Interests and
views.
full attendance Is subjects Of great interest
the nenbess and paa Importance the future
pendence aud prosperity # the southen Press. will be pre-
W. g. CLARK,
President Of Southern Press Association
" sMoEILE, j
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l la very vigorous dispute has for some time haent
going on IN Philadelphia between the militant
clergy on the one side, and the Press newspas
per on tic other. The point in controversy Is the
running Of street cars on Sundays. It is really
wonderful how many things these clerical gentle
men Of the North can attend to at once. They arc
competent not only to save unsounted souls
which, we presume. comes within the legitimate
spherebf their spiritual dutes-bnt they actually
find time to regulate great many affairs which
are quite terrestrial in their character. The hang
ing Of Mr.. Davis, the trial of Admiral semmes, the
right Of suffrage to the negro, the confiscation of
Southern property, have all been taken in hand by
these admirably versatile gentlemen. The COM
munity certainly ought to give them vote Of
thanks for the unseish manner in which they thus
sacrifice their own interests for the benefit Of the
puhiic, and abandon their chances of the fortune
which other people make By minding their own
business.
AS NE have said the sub ect now brought before
the bar Of clerical Judgment in Philadelphia, is
that of the running Of the street ears Sunday !;
and, VII should have added, the publication Of Sun-
day newspapers. We suppose that the next thing
Will be D crusade against the revolution OF the
earth on Sunday. In anticipation Of such a move
ment, Colonel Forney, Of the Philadelphia Press
has come to the rescue. He does not want to
stop the earth from going round, neither the car
riers Of the Press, on Sunday pr any other day.
He thinks that the one has as much right TO go
around as the other.
u This protest on the part of one who was sup
posed to be one of the firmest allies of the mind
otherpeople's business party, created great
excitement and bitter resentment. meeting of
clergymen was held and resolutions were adopted
declaring the absolut moral, religious and politi-
cal necessity of putting a stop to the Sunday cars
and the Sunday papers, and especially denouncing
the recreant aud schismatioal Press for its surprs
ing contumacy. One pious gentleman declared
that he had stopped his copy of the Press, and he
hoped thatevery Christian in Philadelphia would
follow his example. Now, as we have good reason
TO believe thatyery few people really entitled to
the name of Christian ever read the Press at all,
this sort Of punishment would not be very efica-
cious. Mr.. Forney might spafQRIl his Christian
subscribers and not suffer any material dinnution
Of his revenues. But what IS surprising Isl that he
does not zee that this spirit which be is opposing
M resolutely, and combating 50 vigorously in
Philadelphia, il precisely the same spiritas that
which animates the political party To which be il
attached, and Of which bin paper il an organ and
representative. Col sForney ii just as amiable as
The cergymen. he is quite as willing as they are
to mind other peoples business. But he seems To
receive their Troercd services SO nngracionsly in
his own case that it is remarkable he should per-
sist in adopting the same course as to others.
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WreMderfssE
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply Of Hot Water, and more
Cooking Broing and Baking Surface than any Range or
Stove before offered.
Family Size Boarding House Size, Restaurant Size Hotel
size, all with hot Attachments
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water,
thus avoiding all danger of scorchng
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water, all from
fire.
BRo1LERs, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES.
These Ranges made Of Wrought Iron need brick
work; strong and durable.
They have met with immense sale during the pas. eight
years the North and now for the first time, offered in
this market. -ll ,st
The Patentee is here to pnt them up and guarantee fully
their excellence any Range or Soye before sold
Call and them in operation.
THOS. B. BODLEY,
.-. ----- No. Q Perdido street New Crlears
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Lnb0rers TAINTED.
1000 WHITE LABoRERs WANTED.
wages at the Rate of $50 per Month and
Hoard.

Wages at the Rate of $50 per. Month and
hoard.
rther information apply to
THos. o. HEA CO.,
Merganza. Point Coupee parish La
or, JOHN KILLIEN,
ertso ohinn Levee, miles above Baton Rouge
or, SMITH HUGHES,
Bass Leyee, miles below Lake Providence. La
At New Orleans to JAMES BREEN,
Corner of Netre Dame and New Leyss streets
REPENTANCE His Excelleney Gov j. NJ Wells Louisiana
Chicago Times and St. Louis Republican copy six tiines
seni.weskv. and send bin to this office
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50 ar exceeded their most sangne expectations that
mas been impossible for them to accommodate all and they
think and can truly say TINT has article Of the kind
been introduced anywhere in SO short time forced itself the
good opinion of the people as this has DONE and the Prope
tors feel the more grated to be able make this
ment knowing that has ganed popularity, by Pulling
others have DONE but by the superior qualities of the
B1TTERs themselves and beg the Indulgence those who
have to watt and them they making
tons such extensive scale that few weeks they will
be able to fill al orders promptly.
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors,
81 and IS Gray;er street
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CARD
and Sole Proprietors
And at retail everywhere.

The Propretos presenting to the public the above In
comparable Bers assure them that but fora Of g
generous Of the recipe and response to
the opportunities hosts of Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they wonld have heaed before
placing of such sterling on market flooded
with deeterious compounds lbeing name Of Stomach
Bters Our Senior however, having at the solicitation OF
those friends, expended the manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BITTERS the experisce acquired IN half LIE.
time devoted the preparation of Tonic tinulans
and discovered their immense superiority over nh other
Stomach Btes have INTERESTINGLY added these to the
list Of articles already prepared establishment and 40
weknown and largely paronzed by the community Of large
& BARNETT 4 LION take this seasonabs opportunity Of
thanking their friends the imnanse increase III
their business during the year and inform them that although
the manueeture Of the GREY JACKET BITTERs muss
necessarily additional tax their energies yet from
large additions in improvements made making In the
manufacturing department the establishment their orders
will be filed as PROMPTLY and they hope satisfactorily %
usual
BARNETT & LION,
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Carpet sErxreIsossse.

CHARITIES SIRE 10
Wehave received within the last thirty days m
Of the latest patterns Of VELVET BKUssELs Tapestry
thsepys, grans yenetans Dutch Wool and Hemp Carpet
ing ae Floor Oil Cloths of all widths and qualities White
chsekered and Coco Mating Window Shades cornces and
Bands Hair Cloth, Table and Plan Covers, etc, etc
a.. BROUSSEAU 81 co,
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Messrs. j. B, Walton & Deslonde, auctioneers,
viii sell today, at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange, some very attractive and valuable
real estate among which we particularly NOTICE
those five lots at the of Canal and Claiborne
streets, Second District; twsstory brick store,
No. So Customhouse street, next to Exchange
Place; store and that valuable lot on the south
west corner of Tchoupiteulas and Gravier streets;
and q brick dwelling house on Thalia street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20
GREY JACKET CHIEF

sessing all the good qualities Of Bers in general they In
yIGoRATE WITHOUT INTOXICATING; are enc Of
the best Tonnes known and having the means Of
relieving and many saving the lives Of thousands
the battle field can be relied in al dypeptio and a
lent disorders.
Every ingredient contained in the article and everything
used in the putting up Of these Bters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL and contain no injurious properly
For saleto dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT 4 LIONS
81 and 50 Gfavier streets,
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole PrOprietors.
And at retail everywhere.
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Motel de santa Isabel,

No. 1876 CALIE DE LA HABANA
Havana Cuba.
KEPT in AMERICAN STYLE.
LAY, HANCOCK & TAYLOR,
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Grey Jacket Filters !
JACKET BITTERs /.
THE DEMAND GREATER
THAN THE SUPPLY,

The Propreors Of this genuine article Of Southern Manu-
aeture takes this method inform their customers whose
orders they have been able m the reason of The delay
that the demand for the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

From return inst published, it appears that the
imports of merchandise from France to the United
Kingdom for the three quarters of the year
amounted to EGO, 790,537, whilst the exports of
British and Irish produce amounted to only I'll,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

NEW LITERARY JoURNAL.-We welcome to our
table the first number of the Weekly Visitor, a
paper devoted to choice literature, romance,
news and commercial intelligence, ]" published at
Selma, Ala. The promises of its salutatory, if
faithfully carried out, viii undoubtedly achieve a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

CARRIAGE AT.AUcrIoN.--J. B. Walton & Des-
londe, auctioneers, will'sell one large family
riage, suitable for the country, for night run
ming in the city, at IL O'Clock this A. NJ, at the
Crescent stables" on Baronne street, between
Common and Grayer streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

The records Of the Provost MarAial's office
show that from June 80, 1868, to June 3d. 1866,
the number Of prisoners committed to the Old
Capitol Prison amounted to d104.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

During the past year, sixty three new Congre-
gational churches have been formed in different
parts of the country,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

is stated in the Western papers that General
Ord has left Detroit for New Orleans, for the pur
pose, it is supposed, of succeeding General Candy
in the command of the Gulf Department, the lat
ter taking the Adjutant Generalship of the army.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20

The people Of Columbus, Georgia, propose rails
ing subscriptions for the purpose of erecting a
monument to the memory Of the Confederate
officers and prvates from that city who fell in the
late war.