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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10
The Deering Tragedy.

Probst, the murderer has confessed
to the killing of the whole Deering
family. His confession shows fiend-
ishness which has few parallels in the
annals of crime. Tt will be 'recollected
that he claimed to have had an accom-
plice in his hellish work, and ire now
says he would have confessed sooner
had he not been afraid of being torn
to pieces by the mob.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

~ A case has been decided under
the Civil Rights Act in Louisiana. Two
colored Methodist Episcopal churches
applied for "acts of incorporation"
which were refused as being con-
trary to the laws Of the State. The
case was then removed to the Court of
the Second Judicial District, which
legalized the ssacts," and declared the
prohibitory clause in the State law to
be annulled by the Civil Rights Act.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

KEEP ALWAYS on HAND
KEEP ALWAYS On HAND
KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND
KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

A case Of genuine ancient leprosy is
in New Orleans, in young girl of good
standing. One Of her feet has already
dropped off, and one arm is nearly gone
The most eminent physicians pro
nounce her disease leprosy. It is not
contagious,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

RY- There is much clamor in the
Copperhead journals against the re-
port of the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, whereof the sum and substance is
this: eff the rebels are not allowed to
vote till 1870, how can Copperhead
be chosen President in 1868? We
really can't say.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

Mrs jeff. Davis was admitted to see
her husband at Fortress Monroe on
Friday. She had with her two ser
wants and her child and large amount
Of baggage, as if inte nding to remain.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

On Tuesday, Mr.. Wetherell, who
with his wife and two children was ON
his way to Chicago with all his proper
ty in money in pocket, mysteriously
disappeared with his children, leaving
his wife bereft of husband, children,
and all means of support.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10

STATE UNION COMMITTEE Rooms,
, COLUMBUS, O., May /, 1866.
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tlngton pr6sente une section additionueile de
want Gtre la section six, CONNIE suit
| becretent de plus, etc; Ledit greffier aurf
| ie pouyolr do recevoir ct de remplir les pGti
| tions supplGmentaires ct les rGponses pendanr
les yacauces, ct de lancer les executions ne
Cessaires.
| Pourvu que: La partie adverse ait le meme
droit ct le temps de tGire valoir toutes obiec.
tions l6gales aux dites petitions supplemen.
taires ct rGponses que ellie cut demands Ia per.
mission de les faire enregistrer en- pleine au.
dience.
| Lamendement est adopte.
| NJ. Elam-
Soumetu une section additonnelle deyant Gtre
la derniere section CONNIE suit:
| SECTION 2, D6cretent de plus etc. Get acte
sortlra son effet dater de sd passation.
Et 10 section Giant adoptee, le bill est III une
seconde tois, puis mis- au net;
Adopte.
Sur motion de NJ McEnery, le bill du sGnat
No. 268:
Acte reffet de venir en- aidea Ia compagnie
du chemin de fer de Baton-Rouge Grosse-T6te
ct des 0pGlousas
Est appele hors de son tour rtgulier, IA sa
premiere lecture; ct
Sous une suspension des r6glements, il est
III nne seconde ct une troisieme foig
M McEnery-
A'SAAithue 1T pasSaUlOn nhaie du bill.
MESSAGE DU sENAT.
Far un message envoye par l'entremise dos.
Arroyo, secrGtaire-adioint le senat demande
tule: ' ---''
Acte lettet de venir en- aide aux collecteurg
des taxes d'Etat
Et Il annonce que 1e s6nat donnG son con-
cours trois bills de la chambre
No Ill:
Acte pouryoyant TGlection dun iuge de
palX, lequel tiendra 50 commission du ao1yer-
neur, pour la vile de Monroe, paroisse OQachi-
ia ct detinissant ses pouvoirs,
No. 1872;
Acte a leffet d'6tablir un bac sur Ia riyiere
Atchafalaya a Simsport.
Acte accordant L. NJ CoreI, de In paroisse
Pointe-CoupGe ct a NJ MeDavite de In parois-
Sc St-Landry, lie droit de tenir un bac spr In II
Were Atchafalaya, a Centreport;
Annonfant aussi que le president du stnat
a slgn6 lie bill enrdle de la chambre, No.
Acte a l,efet de pourvoir a une meilleure
administration de lasile des sourds-muets ct
aveuglesa Baton-Rouge:
Et que lie senat accepte les amendments
de la ehambre au bill su senat intitulG;
Acte pour venir en- aide au lycee ct a Facade
ME militaire de la Louisiana.
Pendant In motion de M. McFnery sur Ia
passatlon finale du bill du chemin de fer de
Baton-Rouge, Grosse-T6te ct des Opelousas, la
chambre s'ajoulne sur motion de NJ Elan.
7. L. MAXWELL,
Gretfier de Ia Chambre des Representants.
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9e9 tnns aaIg eEsseeMt gamNng gWannn aNnH IT, lgG6

moignoges en- afaires civiles, dams la paroisse
d'0rlCans
Rdf6r6 an eomitd iudiciaire.
Par III. Drake
Un acte a letfet de venir en- aide IA P Far
raT, ayocat de district interimaire, pour le dou.
zieme district iudiciaire.
Au comite des r6clamations,
AL. Fishburn-
Sonnet lacte qui titre suiyant, lequeI est Ii
une premiere fois;
II est reietG.
Aote i Peffet de venir en- aide a lasile des
fous de la Louisiana a jackson.
Sur motion de NJ Richardson, unEconge est
accorde au PORTER iusqua jeud proclaim,
moyennant quill Sc tasse remplacer par une
personne competente.
NJ. Stille-
Dome avis quill demandera demain la re-
consideration du vote par lequel a etc rejetee
| la motion sur radoption a 10 seconde lecture
de racte a Ieffet de venir en- aide James III.
Pmnegar ct ]. Mclean
| M. Durable
Demande ct obtient Ia permission de SOU
METRE, hors de l'ordre regulier, une resolution
concue CONNIE suit;
Resolu, que la chambre tienne des sessions
du soir ct qu'en sajournant auiourd'hui, de
meme qua lavenir ellie soft tenue de Sc reu-
mir de nouveau lie meme jour a heuTes
p NJ.
Pendant Ia discussion sur cette motion la
chambre, sur motion de NJ. Williamson, s'a-
journe.
TH0S. S. MAXWELL,
Greffier de Ia Chambre des Representants.
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, FxEcUrrvE DEpARTMNT, !
New~0rleans, May II, 1866

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEpARrMs'r,J !
Newr0rleans May II, 1866. {
In conformity to the provisions Of an act OF
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds of the State for the amount of one
Million of Dollars and to provide for the pay
ment Of the same, to defray the expenses of
bnilding levees. in accordance with the con-
tracts made by him and the Ieyee commissions
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
Tor thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1866, fcr
the purchase of One Million of Dollars SF
Bonds of the State, as authorized as aforesaid
The said Bonds bear an interest of eight per
cent. per annum, payable serni-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge Of all the proceeds of the sale Of the
public or swamp lands belongingto the State
Bids will be received in sums Of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards, to be addressed to
the Governor Of the State, to be opened by
t9lll! hun and the Board Of Levee Commissioners
chase Of Levee Bonds.
Only State notes, National Bank notes and
legal tender received in payment Of Bonds.
The right is specially reserved of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor and
Board of Leyee Commissioners.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
New Orleans, Nav 1dth 1865

The attention of sto+o roz, 1gsoasa,., t1s..,,
out tbe State of fois,1,a iS ,a1,
tn the +bird seoti ~ ~ a. a. y Gatist ne !!
Morcb I8e5 on+itIad :. A. ~ 42ll
NiIitia of Ton;siao y ~ " VI SI Sii9
lows tn Wit ''-A'' "4-i01i Ae''i' do ioi-
srSrc z II sbo1l Ia 4l,o ,7,,4-. r A.. c.-.
Tax Assessos j., H. i We G'Sy ~ Ine oIve
ishes to ,1rnno,a 1is4 gtaleo "io P'ti-
be lvin6 within tba;, raa,oot &C. W. nig
liable to enroiITaan+ iliiso, an
occnnatiop of aocI - 1t tlao al @ "9 h
which NAV dato,,li l,c ~ le i''s
tarv dntV and iaoa a ~ 'ioll lhlil-
ligfs j.; H. Io', :" i.iieu e9py Vi huch
five cities ~ No ~ OlieL
Orleans said ra+,1, saii ~ - oil5 ~ Ho|
iutant- General on o bnfo,o 4 o+ 'iG J
,Tnne 18G5 All +La eaid 10y Vi
conies of src Iet ~ +Ia 1i,,+l,t i-oi m
or before tbe +antI1 of ~, IeeS II
Assessors uyit[i,' ~ 1ir,i+1 - 80 Vil9
Orleans shall receive aacb +a IT, VI
cents and tha 6.eago ~
parishes Of The State shall otlo o'tie ~
sum of five cents fo, aoI, ,,a,, .'5o
in addition IN tbeiI goIo,ad ot tl otieo'
able by ta rae1eati,,o r1a1l, pey-
in which said anroIIr9e,rt saij ho " 0i'i9'
II havino bea1 faI,l,5 il1',9
the enroIIIoa,t I'll, ~ y9 itt'!e -
tl7s section am, s 9peoisu ~
nenseb I7ecosoo,, - ii & psLi MUS
(o,nma1de CL3oF - ~ ls
10 comply WIN other
Which tb 5ssg sa- "',ilie 1lSs tnt tlie wlthln
70 A. us :, 9nsI HiahG sneiI returns
~ l9IA9 VI "lI9 Got'fVS, ana IN tne parish
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DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC

POTANEo DRUG STORE
No. ID FRONT LEvEE, opposite tho AIGIERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The stock of Medicines Simple and Compound will be toun
SUPERIOR full and complete The patronage of the public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor, -
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DETER f. BEOW

DETER L. BLOW
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS,
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC
Nos. &C and 6s North AIaIn street,
Between Pine and Olive ST. Lous Mo,
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JOURNAL oFFIGIEL.

oHAmRRE DEs REpREsENrAxrs.
SESSION REGuIdERE DE 1866.
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ICE NOTICE. ICE NOTICE.
Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit.
patronage public Orders left atmy Depot Nos
ls and 81 ST THOMAS STREET Junction Annunoistion)
or at my office, corner FULTON and COMMON STREETS,
will be promptly attended to.
A. W. BoSWoRTH
Corner Fulton and Common streats nm stnirs
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NO. 3 PERDIDo STREET, AdioinIne Masonic Rnilsir.,
OFFICE NO. l2s sRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLRANs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
Circular Cross Cut Mill and Mule saws Corn Mills; Wheat
Mills and Betting Apparaus shsfting Pulas and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agricultural
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheebarrows from the well known factors
of Joshus Bodley, Wheeling Va
We have connection with extensive Foundries and Machine
shopsn st. Louis Lousvi Cincinnati Psburg through
which we prepared to for any eas of machinery
on most favorable terms deliver anywhere north of New
Orleans tree 6f freight FHOs BoDLBY co
MARSH 81 CO.,
John c, MARSH, PRESTON W EYRE WILLIS A.
STEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
use, building etc All kinds of bacsmithng done ct the
shortest notice Particular given to repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery
NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaennie Streets Now Orleans.
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The Southern ExPresH Company,
In oineotiou with the BARNDEN and ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANIES have arranged with ROADS. forming the
GREAT THROUGH LINES from the North, by which
Merchandise can be forwarded Absve.
OLDER FREIGHT from the North to DO delivered to the
Harden Adams Express Companies and in New York City
at te SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE, 80 BROADWAY,
MARRIED FINLAND ROUTgn
Gods forwarded New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad at FREIGHT TRAIN RATEsl
Special attention given to forwarding and delivery of
POULTRY, VEGETABLES. FRET FISH AND ICE.
Gods called for and delivered in the city within reasonable
diEtneeJ FREE OF CHARGE when Street and Number are
givEl
Express by Sea continued heretofore consigned
to southern Express Company New Orleans will promptly
forwarded New Rates will be furnished by Agents Of the
Southern Express Company,
Connection at New Orleans with the Texas Express Com
pa and with reliable Companies for all parts of the United
Staes
A. B. SMALL, Superintendent 81
New Orleans, May Goth, 1866.
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keaa qIhts LeEGcr.
CINCINNATI. May 10Th, 1906.
Nv Dear D.

CINCINNATI, May 10th, 1896
Ny Dear D.. .t
During my pleasant visit New Orleans, beught amonggs
shpr articles Shirts tlnRng could lay in my iu
stock t. better vantage rctnrn ho1ne bn INC thgse
h0npht So much better and ind Them much GhehpeF ta
any got eiihT Louis, that nave VtntH9
trouhl You with request purchase me a dAen hos
the kind Jug The same place tue l'rt
store corner Canal and Ryp sigeetsS n h2aayg; thsy
cngt $50 bbr d9zan very gohd ehlFts tey
aer. 40 So per dozen those SIS good enough or
ans one -, .=
Drsyer- at s5 DOZEN Socks At So doHsn and handker-
chiefs 4 So DOZEN PTssuming 4hey oprTtionRy rs
az Moody seils his shirts you may order ahHtd Of
sch Ny neck inches, gst 49, No "a boot height
about & feel Ok inches. and weight l4n pounds
order them forwarded by eXpeSsl o. q. ID ana gogtly
Obligs Yours truly, wa n. b.
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been established with regard to Che small singing
birds, which formerly peopled our woods, and do
not offer any table meat by their slender bodies.
These, hence, should have been exempted from
the general hunting game; and have been pre-
served for the animating with their lively tunes the
now gloomy, silent envuons Of our city.
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Trains leave the Depot foot Of Celope street, EVERY
DAY at O'clock Connects at jackson with Southern
Mississippi Railroad for vcksburg Montgomery, &c.
Through Ticket Offices at No a CARoSDELEr STREET,
No 1888 COMMON STREET, NEAR CAMP, and in ths
RoTuNDA OF ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from A N to II ?. NJ daily, and from to sr.E
on sunday
D. s. G0ODL0E,
General Ticket Agent
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TIE Great Cholera Remedy.
GREY CKET Buffers
A SURE CURE FOR


We would respectfully the public recent
experiments in Europe and New proven hn
Grey Jacket JBltters like charm in the cure
Of AsIATIC CHOLERA As we'll as in DIARRHEA, DYs-
EMERY, CHRONIC INDIGESTION, and all other anec,
tons of the Stomach Bowels It has in several
Of Cholera Morbus this city each time sufferer
relieved almost instantaneousy. As it is undoubtedly
tonic of the valuable description persons taking habtu
ally will liable Cholera other diseases kindred
1t strengthens the SYSTEM gives the stomach
guards the constitution generally the inroads OF
disease possessing the additional advantage Of being pleasant
the taste and containing any those dsztsou drugs
which have made Cholera preparations obnoxious the
public. It must prove popular with all who try It. Believing
that nature has provided remedies for all complaints in every
locality have cued the simpes which the basis our
Grey Jacket Btters from the vegetable kingdom in State
Their separately for diseases Of the Digestive Organs
not new all the originality claim the compromising
Of the valuable medicine combining dsng together
in particular quantities. we'll known herbs as to get ALL
the virtues Of each to act in concord with the rest
We advise heads families provide themselves with
bottle of GREY JACKET BITTERs, have II ready
for immediate use should children be suddenly attacked
with dangerous symptoms
1t be had at all the principal retail Drug Stores
Groceries in the city and country At very low price BY
the trade at wholesale, from
d
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/ An rail through from Chicago 81. Louls, Cincinnati,
LouEillo New York. Phade pha Baltimore and Washington
BUroNE CHANGER OF CARS FROM NEW YoBK TO
| CHATTANOOGA.
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Caution.

esnq-pate makers and all other persons vs warned
further manufacture of brands inlnitaton
" mle olorabs limitations such would deceive Me pub
NJ te lief that they purchasing my MAGNOLIA
"H,oN assqully obnoxious exact fac similies.
va. ~ stituted for damages against every person
VIZ AUS VI H'S,s1Np the invasion OF my rights
lhe case OF FlSe Doyle, in the Fourth District Court
warning to all parties. I-'
Mossra LoNasTREEA OWEN 4 CO. No. 81 Union
street. are my agents in NeNlraans.
@'A. s'es SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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On Tuesday, May e. at iAlfpast o'clock, uRIAH vIR
GIN of consumption native Of Louisiana aged twenty
seven years.
The friends and acquainances respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residence of Caoz and
Laurel Streets city Of Jefferson O'clock on WEDNRs
DAY. 23d inst
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THE Misaissippi i 90 high At Quincy Tint emf.
gr ,gts ale unable 10 cross he bottom on the sepo.
side nf the river on aaeanRt q lis ageEh,,;
psei nrbaats haze beea earfsing parties desiring )
ses westward e Lagrange, where Terra 3iSsua i
found Tor travellers.
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suLAe,s Bill tgnchbatS Express SAYS q naost
s3lsloFAnqry aeeufrence took place muug mo
Aiae q tie nashville and Decatur railroadi be-
aFeea esl1Etsia ana palaskb during tke thunder
storm tasrs short time ag6. Ahaif mile If the
telegraph nres gefs melted Aaa aigided over that
whole cisteace into small fragments Irregular ia
Shape, end many q them larger than buck.
saatDr q lruaH5tiae bali
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.RsaggerS' and sp0rtnsess'S
-t.2t DEP O Il. "&E-
cDUvAIs 3sras @AEITE,
Successors to GUIoN No St. Charles near Canal street,
Having just opened their fresh stock of
Fishing Tackle, Sporting Articles and Fancy
5lE5T-t- AE 1yssI

Goods
VIII be in constant receipt during the summer of add
tonBl supplies Of Fine ointed Fish Rods Reels
boo Poles Tips Guides Of SILK Grass Linen Cotton Lines
FieNts Seekers Fish Baskets, senes Vets Trolling Bal
aud Flies GravitAton and Lnotea ookq do on swiyes.
Ladies' Lie Preserving Waists Gsns Preserving vests
Ragerss Fine Pocket Knives and Scissors and Taoth
Brushes, Combs, Petumery and Toilet Soaps Umbrellas
Psrasois, Canes opera Glasses, Aoerphaurn Pipes etc
Mr.. DUvAL having been connected with tho late II F.
Guion the last fifteen years and having fun knowledge of
the business socs his patrons and friends call and
speet the present stock purchasing else whore
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wEDNEsD III MORNING, NAY IS. 1869,

THANKss- Nc are indebted to the officers ct ne
steamer HeI lry Anes for late st. Louis, Louisville
aad cairop apers.
Orr than II are given 10 Captsin Whitman Of
steamship Monterey, for late New York Herald
The pl nser Of the steamship Texss has cur
hakksf 81 . hle Of Galveston papers of the 2ath,
Fer i IL Texas papers, We are Indebted to the
officers q tbe steamship ". Q. Hewes.
Mes rs. Hayward and Malloy, clerks Of 1ete
Idahf H. have oE thanks for Camden K ApA.l and
Non roe papsrs.
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4 Hooks THRgsr Az 1gIE DooFoRs.-A city CO.
AmpoFary has the following nem:
an inqnest was likewise held on the body OF
esored eog who died wlsaost medical assistance,
0E consumption Tss n
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h'e9 ia Of this month is Queen Vieioriais birth
partitions for its celebration are being
So 60 = pada and also N some places in the
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Tho 9sod Of emigration sii lows westward
Eambsi'a # people with trains are Constantly
cfossag the Mississippi river IT Quincy beuRdfor
Mias0uri, kau,as and other regions further west.
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CrocEery, China, GLASSWARE.
SAMUEL E, MOORE & CO.,

20 Camp and ma Common streeta.
large stock Of @ I'
WHITE STONE CHINA. . .....
COMMON CREAM ooLoREp WARE. ..a
Nooo AND PAINTED WARES.
BLUE EDGED AND YELLOW WARE
ASSORTED CRATES OF ALL COMMON
GOODS.
ASSORTED CRATES OF GRANITE WARE. 5
With all kinds of CRooKERY, suitable for country trade
-Also-
800 boxes common TUMBLERS.
GoBLETs, Champagne and Wine GLASSES.
GLASS CANDY JARS. .....r
Coal Oil LAMPS and CHIHNEVs.
Hanging and Side LAMPS.
AL goods reduced prices and packing guaranteed to
anypart Of the country. ar L.
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Is. "a ~ eilg government Of Louisville pays
ss5 i'ss es9a ief every dead rat brought to it,
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Fsr.ellse11'S
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION

r sA&AFeCAs<S
MON UMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS.
meeting was held last Saturday evening, May 10Th at the
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company and Tganlsd the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object: To
erect monument to the memory Of ate JOHN F. CRU
BER the Confederate Dead Of the lire Department. and
to those who lost their lives hle performing duty as active
Firemen since September 20h 1860.
Presdent-IsAAo n. MARKS, of Perseverance No. 49,
vice Pres't-wx E. F1TztERALD, Pelican H. ( L. No A.
secretary--Jos. H. DaGR4NeE, Jackson No. IS
Treasurer-Jss, A. BRowr, Louisiana Hose.
Crescent Stern. Laundry,
17s...,.".....,,C arOndeet street...........15s
BETWEEN GI7oD AND JULIA.
WASHING DONE UP ii THE BEST STYLE AND AT
THE SHORTEST NOTICE
CLOTHES CALLED Fo, AND DELIVERED WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE.
ORDERS LEFT IN THEPosToFFICE, Box sO4, or at
the office of the Laundry wleceiye prompt attention.
WASHING LISTS furnfshd at the Laundry
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be made on Steamboat,
Hotel and Restaurant Washing.
NEW WORK DONE UP FOR MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK STYLE
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Tho greatest variety Of routes samo place is pro
sented of the traveller aordng him tie oppsr
tunity Of interpreting his journey with Water Travel
selecting tho short and switt ALL-RAIL LINE.
q. SLEEPING CARS IN ALI NIGHT TRAINS.
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great yyorsMer1s and Eastern
NEW YORK CITY
qU1oKEsr LINE OF TRAvnL

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO ALL THE GREAT soM,a
MERoIAL oENTERs AND RESORTS OF sN
PLEASURE IN THE UNITED n
STATES and CANADA 3d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-23

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a los and tlro children M farker Fernandez wife
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Rtsaio r Aadersans > Ch.Haaapu1e v N Bates Stnut
7'ts ieCahe, and . ia the steer5es r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-23

A gsne Harteqaper says that little daughter
GA III Pickei6 of indianapolis, was cured o.
yirnient hydropho recently, BY she application
81 The maidstone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-23

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