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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1866

Poche Anderson, Wilcoxon, Foute, Hough, Ken.
ner. Gibson and Lott, taking part. Eventually, Mr.
Mohan offered two new sections to cover objec.
tions that certain officers to be elected would hold
office for four years, under the Constitution and
others for only two years. These sections were
adopted the bill carried through its various stages
passed, and sent to the other House. rg54
Then the Senate adjourned to tomorrow, Thurs
day, March lst. 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

THE RED JACKET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gray &
Norris, No. So Canal street, Southern wholesale
agents for the Red Jacket Bitters, issue publca-
ton styled the Red Jacket Advocate, which, be.
sides other reading matter, has methodcally ar
ranged list of stamp duties imposed by the Fed.
eral laws, and licenses on professional and busi,
ness pursuits. This publication is very useful to
business men, and can be had gratis upon applica
ton in person, Or by letter, to Messrs. Gray &
Norris.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

. A WOMAN MARRIEse A MAN AND DON'T KNOW
WHO HE wAs.-A chap giving his name as Charles
Miller, and representing himself to be q railroad
ult and requested It that officer to to accompany @ m him
to the abode Of the choice of his affections, q
matronly laundress, aged 35 years or thereabouts,
and offciate in making them " bone Of one bone'l
and flesh ditto. Esquire B. complied with the re-
quest, and duly performed the marriage service.
The next day he met the "bride' on the street,
who interrogated him as to who the deuce tnat
fellow was she married yesterday?n ~ The l. squire
didn't know, but supposed she did. II appears
that after glorious honeymoon Of a hours MI
up missing as also dd hs r., gasrh asd earned
$25 ring or two and 50 OF slu o. nel as the aa
ant Charles, and solennly VOWS that the ne5t 1me @
she gets married it won't be to ralronu oon,
i ducfor if she knows 1t. rp,.t.rs wis, Register 4
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1t is said that Madam Bertinatti, the wife of the
the Italian Ambassador at Washington, has re-
ceved from the United States government an in
demnity of $4,000 forl alleged damages of her
property at Vicksburg, Miss, during the war.
This renowned lady Miss Bass, of that city, be-
fore she became Italian ambassadregs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

George Francis Train and Fernando Wood ad-
dressed Fenan meeting in New York on Monday
night last. It is rumored in New York that Gen.
Sweeney has purchased several pieces Of heavy
cannon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

THE CRoUs.--Ladies and children and all Others
who attend the circus in the daytime will take
notice that the hour of performances has beer
changed from O'Clock P. NJ. to III A. NJ. Half
past eleven is the hour, and the Gircuswill give az
appetite to the youngsters for their dinner after
the performances are over.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

Richmond is not good place Ss for
correspondents il some " b New y ,s Herald
to eref at the hands of Col. Garnett,
late Of i the Confederate army Cause not stated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

will take place upon this ground Saturday. March Sd
Monday the 5th Wednesday 7h and Saturday the 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01

The Newbern IN. C.) Times reports that ten
are who have err rented plantation fewes
hsga0th from that SII paee ,s fw days since to the
and while attempting to enter his premises; mt
The Iimes saws the negroes, having no stock or
money M i with which to buy, designed to steal from
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SOUTHERN CIR CUs!!
PROPR1ETORs:

PRoPa1EToRs
Mr. DENNY STONE formerly of the Great Southern Circus
OF Stone Mcclellan. ..-.f.F
Mr. FRANK ROssTON, connected for many years with
celebrated Southern Circus establishments.
Mr. JNo MURRAY formerly distinguished as one of the
two great Acrobats, Murray h Holland.
gentlemen for the past Ave exhibited in
England France Germany and span and the cessation
hosties America organized the excellent
for Southern entertainment
n
Capt THos USHER TIDMARsH. ............ Director.
Mr. FRANK KELsH. Manager.
Mr. r. COULDOCK Advertising Agent.
Mr. OSCAR PERRY, the renowned soioist, Leader the
Orchestra. FL.
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ATTENTION PARTICULARLY TO THE
PLACES AND TIME OF EXHIBITION.
STONE, ROSSTON sS MURRAY'S
GRAND COMBINATION
EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC TROUPE,
VIII exhibit on Lot Of ST. JOSEPH and BARONEE e
STREETS commencing
FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH ed, 1866.
The night performances at this location will
Saturday March 3D. Sunday 4h Monday 5th Tuesday, 9Th
Wednesday 7th Thursday sth Friday 9th; Saturday. 10TH
and Sunday, llth.
DAY PIRFoRN1AN
will take place upon this ground Saturday. March Sd
Monday the 5th Wednesday the h and Saturday the 10th
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The Grand Free Exhibition of Oscillating
Between Heaven and Earth, by Mons. Ferdi-
4 ad, will precede all Day Performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01
DAY AND NIGHT

ChangeThe pavilion will again be removed, and erected
upon HAUNTED HOUSE LOT, Fourth District when the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-01
A Grand Free Exhibition,

A Grand Free Exhibition,
oscllatng between Heaven and Earta wonderful act Of
acrobstic skill and daring-by MONS. FERDINAND, will
precede each of these charming entertainments
Change-oN MONDAY, March 18th, the pavilion will be
removed and placed the lot LYSIAN FIELDS ST
near the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot where
8 PERFECT PERFORMANCES 4
will be given, MONDAY NIGHT, March 18th, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, 18th and 18th,
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,rs open every night at 61S Performance to
~fucGat7h.
exs
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CLUSTER OF CELEBRITIES

specialties, The
Magnificent Scenes in the Arena
enriched and beauted by Gorgeous Paraphernaa and
Superb Music and they will be rendered with tauless grac
and marvellous splendor.
Messrs. STONE, ROSSTON Il MURRAY having banshe
the antique style reached perfection this organization
offer o stale exhausted acts.
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rRoM NEW 0nLEANs.

NEw ORLEANS, Dot. 16.-Sailed-,
Steamer Missouri for New York.
Arrivod-Ship Wallace from New
York.
A circular from the State Depart
ment advises the Goyernment that
achomos are on foot TO induce freed
men TO omigrate 20 foreign countries,
especially TO Peru, and suggests
that every legal aud moral means be
used towards preventing the freedmen
from being imposed upon.
Cotton slender; sales Of ZOO bales
low middling nj ysG93ae; receipts Tor
four days 1900 bales, against 1924
bales, exports 5,23A bales.
Sterling 6l; Now York Exchange
s(@A discount. NtfA
Freights to New York /; to Liver
pool 4.
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nrr.Amnn .f0rrA.a Nrwa.

NEw YoRE, Oct. l6.=-A Florence
dispatch says the following ars the
principal conditions Of the treaty oi
pence between Austria aud Italy;
The lfontiGra 10 he added 10 Italy
are those which constitute tho Adj
minAlration In trout Of Venetia
while under Austrian dominion. The
amount of debt assumed by Italy ID
80 900, 900 tloronH, payable IN eleven
netallmenta, IN twenty three months.
Tho Monte Lamhardo OF Venetia ID
transferred 10 Italy with ita actual aa.
sets aud liabilities. The asaata are
$500, 00G ilorena. The liabilities ARE
B3,O00.O0 horena. Until further AR.
rangementA the Revenues of the two
networks Of Railways, North aud
South Of the Alps, win be allowed 10
Austria ip order 10 calculate the gross
Revenue which should serve aa n basis
for the valuation. The VenotianH rer
Hiding IN Austria arc to have tho right
OF preserving their Austrian Nation
allty. All objects Of Art as we'll ~
the archives belonging to Venetia will
be restored The Iron Grown Of
Lombardy will also be- given up TO
Italy The treaties which formerly
existed between Austria aud SARDINIA
will again come into force for the year
during which period fresh arrange
ments can bo calculated.
Private property belonging TO the
Italian Princes, which has been Sc
questered by the Italian Government,
il 10 ho restored, with the reservation
Of tho rights of tho State TO ono-
third. 81 5..r..4 4.ttf.
A complete amnesty will be accord.
cd by both Austria and Italy, TO all
persons condemned for political of.
ienaos, 10 dcaertera from either army,
aud TO persons compromised by their
political conduct.
II is said that twenty thousand
S,ehleswizors III day aud half
signed apetition for tho restoration of
Northern Sohleswig 10 Denmark.
An ,Athens dispatch, September 20,
says that the French Minister. Nous.
teor, warned tho Greek Government
that France would break off diploma.
tie relations with Greece IL tho latt or
did not observe the striotost neutrali. /.
ty during tho present insurrcction in
Gambia, Il .fs, a.
The Crotan National Assembly hnd
called upon tho Greek nation 10 ttko
part in the insurroetion. The English
and French Consuls IN Gambia are or
posed TO the movement.
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nEMA ~ 4Ana.r.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. lG4T'he market
for Cotton IL quite active sales TO day
of 10000 bales middling Upland are
quoted at l5ld. Weather Still unlas
yofable for crops, and the Breadstnhs
market tends upward Corn has ad-
yaneed TO 10 per cent, all for mixed
Western.
LoNDoN, Oct. 1G.-Money market
steady Copsole for money GDl. The
following hre the closing prices for
American securities. Erie, 40; Iii.
nois Central, 7sl 5-20's, Gsl.
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DEATar OF mR. VAN nunEw.

NEw Y0RK, Oct. l6,-The C6m
mereiat says Of the death Of Mr., Van
Bnfen lie was returning from a tour
In Scotland, where be has been for
tho benefit Of his health, which far
some time past had been yiaibly do
.elining, During his tour he caught Il
severe cold. which caused inflammation
Of tho kidneys, aud when he came on
board the Scotia, he was very Ill.
He at once retired to his stateroom,
where he remained until Wednesday
morning, when he got up and walked
about tho deck contrary TO the advice
Of his medical advisers, Retiring 10
his stateroom, Mr.. Van Buren was
seized with acute inflammation Of tho
kidneys, and his euilerngs were in
tense. During this time he talked
necessarily, but inGoherently, chiefly
on political affairs. On Saturday
morning he commenced 10 sink yiai-
bly,, mud bis daughter aud niece with
Captain Judkins Of tho Scotia,
were summoned to his stateroom.
They with Dra. Bfiee aud Crane ra-
mained with him nearly the whole
day, and about II o'clock y. M, when
the vessel was off Cape Race, Mr..
Van Buren, expired. A coffin was at
once made for tho body, aud IL was
placed in one Of the ships boats,
where il now remains. The arrange
menta for the funeral will be publish
ed hereafter.
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arrests, the Regulators being, generi
ally, mounted aud we'll armed.
In name Of these eases has there
been any action reported Of the State
civil authorities affestihg and pun
ishing the offenders. OF the eight
men arrested, one was released on no.
eonnt'of informally of evidence, and
one on writ 0f halifaA e1ypps, Hefofs
bhihg delivered 10 the Generals head-
quarters, he was turned over % the
United States Marshal for trial before
the United States Uireutit Court, for
this District, Ia the latter part OF
last August,
Reliable information was received
tendent Of the Bureau that over one
hundred negroes were forced by the
regulators 10 leave their homes In
Gallatin County and fly 10 Indiana for
safety, Five Of tho Gallatin County
feghiatofs haye been Identified and
arrested, and the same action will be-
taken with the rest as soon as proper
evidence Of Identity can be procured,
New YoRR, Dot, l6.-The meet
Ing NJ Cooper Institute 10 fatify the
nomination Of lfenton aud Woodward
was large aud enthusiastic, II was
addressed by Hon, Hannibal Hamlin
Senat0f Wilson and others. The ad
dresses strongly favored the right oi
Congress 10 prescribe terms aud con
ditionH for tho Southern States, ard
deprecated the action Of President
johnson as making more complex the
difficulties which attend their admis
sion on sure and permanent ioun-
daLiun Of peace aud harmony,
Horatio Gfeely was nominated for
Congress in the Fourth District last
night.
NEW YonR, Oct, 1G.-Among the
lost passengers on board the lost
steamer Evening Star were Mrs. su.
san Weber, New York Miss Carrie
Leonard, Oawego, Mrs. Lizzie Brown,
Rochester, N v. Miss Clara Brown,
Livingston County. NJ, Y. The officers
and crew numbered 81 passengers of
tho first cabin 1866 htearage paasen
gers, h'i total, 27s.
New YoRK, 0et, 16 The case Of
Lieut., Bfaiha Of tho rebel army, in
dioted for piracy aud murder on the
high seas, Ia selling the steamer
Choaeapeak during her voyage from
Now York % Portland, aud killing
one Of her oiloefe. was 10 have been
tried before Commissioner Newton
this morning, but on motion Of the
prisoners council, 10 was postponed,
10 allow him time % procure teetImouV
for bis delenae from the South. The
case will come up agnin on the 30th
Inst. Ut..
NEW YoaK, Oct, 16. Geo. j Hill
lard has been appointed TO the Dia-
triet Attorheyehip at Boston.
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WAsHfaRoh. Oct. 1G,-,fhe rail
road aud river communication be
tween Washington aud Richmond,
by way Of aAeqliia Creek, which was
interrupted by the late rains, has been
resumed.
J NJ, Binokley formerly connected
with the editorial department Of the
National htcih0eneer, has been APP
pointed Law Clerk Of the Attorney
Generals office, under an act ef tho
late session of C6bgfehs, VIZ
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monorklsN RACES.

New YoRK, Oct l6.-ln the hurdle
race, two miles, Seigzag and Gen. vii.
liams, dead heat, and Seeaucus and
Lady Wolfe, threw their riders.
Second heat-Seigzag beat Gen. vii.
liams two lengths. Time-247 and
2;lS.
Second raeo.-sIlalf mile heats, two
year olds Morris Planet, TO fly; dis
tanoed. One aud quarter mile dash,
Enchantress beat Susie two lengths
Time :l6l first mile; ;tol second.
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FROM Albany. ". Y.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct l6.-The
Democratic aud Conservative Con-
gressional Convention for this (Four-
teenth) District nominated to-day
Hon John V. r. Bruson as their
candidate for Congress.
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Ennna li1fEEAnn.

BUFFALO, Oct. 16.-Tho CONNER.
cide Of this city, has intelligence that
tho Fenians had organized an attempt
20 cross Niagara River at Lowistown,
last Saturday evening, TO burn tho
village Of Queenstown, and blow up
Brooks monuments; but were pre-
vented by information that tho Cana
dians were ready 30 receive them.
The whole thing doubtlessly is a
canard.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

BosroN, Oct. l6.LGen. N. r. Banks
was to-day re.nominated TO Congress
by the Republicans of the Sixth Dis
trict, on the first ballot. Con. Banks
had l43 votes out Of l5l, and his
nomination was made unanimous
amid great cheering.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

We are now manufacturing every de-
scfiption OF COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTEItS, which we viii
sell az less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting OF Burners,
Shades, Chitnnoyr, Pegs and Feet, for sale
Mt manufneturera' prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1850
In now ready for distribution, which will
be furnishsd ~ hsrehesc emily, on 0ppil-
@ntiam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-17

OMAHA, Oct. 16.-Nearly complete
official returns from the Territory
show Republican majority Of be.
tween six and seven hundred. The
Legislature is two-thirds Republican.
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PROM uALrTm0nr.

BALrlNohE, Oct ia. Petitions are
being circulated aud extensively
signed by those opposed TO the pres
ent CITY government, calling on Gov.
Swan TO remove the Police Commits.
eionera, on the charge Of Official mis-
conduct, The matter exoites CON
siderable comment The law gives
the Governor power 10 remove dur
ing tho recess Of the Legislature, and
also TO FIJI vacancies. The friends Of
the Commissioner maintain, how
ever that ths cannot be done except
by trial and conviction before the So
porior Court, while those who petition
claim that the Governor can at once
aet the whole board aside and appoint
new one. As the Police Board have
the appointment of judges for the APP
proaehing State election, the import
anee cf tho question may be better
uuderatood. F4t9
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
TO
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Indiana

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wen ms great saving In brcnkagc, which
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our stock IL one OF the largest and best
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FASHIONABLE
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MISS M. II. FESLER

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YmOm CHICAGO.

CneAdo, Oct. 16.-There were only
thiriystwo cases Of cholera aud sight
deaths reported to-day.
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0toNsfDER OUR ADVANTAGES We
~ are now receiving our Queonawnre al
rect from tho Pottcrs OF the Old World AZ
New Orienna, our crates nro hoiated from
the Ocean Stenmegs, aud placed ON board
steambonta, which land them nt our wharf
In this city, thus making but one transfer
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MEDICAL.
EoMIETHING NEW
uNnEm TasE sun.
A New Era In Medicine

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no Let MI who have been given up by
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pD- Let all who can believe fncts, and
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hHoio al men bD these presents, That on
This, the twentieth day Of June, Ia the year
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certificates are verbatim copies 10 the best
of his knowledge and belief
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lf..a.l Notary Public,
Wall Strest, New York.
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