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Succession Of Ninth Judicial
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GEORGE y. JARRETT s Parish Of Rapides
deceased. State Of Louisiana
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l sofa,
2arn chairs,
u dozen chairs, RI
] center table,
II 4 bedstead, d tss
2 side boards,
] dining table, ii 6
! armoir, ~. ,...f.
l marble top table,
b i washstand, - 81, sna Be-
Z. | bureau, lasge s.t,.;3 49,
& Q mantle shades, 4t,,,,,
III fire screen, ,grisaI Il. ,I,,5
d l clock, Isl b4 ,
And lot of kitchen furniture. .s.i.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In u. S. Treasury
notes. &. JAMES &. ANDREWS,
''l g fit8 Sheriff.
sheriA's Office, Alexandra, Louisiana,
June q, 1866. 10 gTsii7'.
Printers fees $54 CO.
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sheriff's Office, Alexandria, June q, 1865.
June ~, st, Printers fees Sl3 90,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

GALVESTON Steamship Tonawanda- bles
cotton Gibbs-lg Geo Rcnder-l6 G N Clark
2 do and sundries to order-Tota I54 bales cotton
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thames--42 bales cotton 2s6 SKIS cotton seed l0u
coils rope and sundries, to order
MOBILE-Steamer Louise--l00 bales cotton sc
'pkgs mdse and sundries to order =
GALVESTON AND INDiANOLA- Steamship
/ G Harris-1T beeves McQuoid, Mehle &co-~e
bales cotton Francke & Banniel--l5 do Biscoe &
Simms- IS } B Preau--3 Williams-20J ] Blair &
co-54 W Rollins 40 Shannon & Libald-6 to
Stevenson g. May Jno 4 Harde &co--and sun
dries TO Gould, Roach &co~--Kreigan q Seligman-
Stern Br0s--J Dionis AGO. Commercial Express
Weinberg-F Bouyan-E j Hart &co--A Marks
Lehman, Newgass &ec-Leyi s. Prelaski-S ia
eops-A D Grief IL B Faiis--T SchGr---J Miller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
9au NrIqana Aailn Qrqsrent.
Dsu 0g'.eans yflaneg Marhrt.
CRESCENT DFrioE, No. "a CAMP STRsEr,
Tuesday Evening Jan l6th, 1856.

GREscgxr DFricE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Tuesday Evening, Jan i6th, 1856
GOLD >eenea quiet hut this morning yesterdays
quceasan market amply supp led throughout and
the der and both for the interior and for
isgp Towards Of business however better feel
ing fayer Of holders and moderate amount Of
90 sness subsequently transacted at uniformly improving
rates till further Of fully Il to = cent gener
ally established suhloined the parcaars Of the move
ens they have been disclosed viz at lfo
$1,000 $1,000 and SIS ll0; S30e9 $sa $40 900 and
s2s0s III; 5000 4osz@44; $4,000 at tla sshoe
and 5000 and so0u0 at Ia In silver the only saes
that tsanspired 500 $1,000 by brokers at
qnce i4i141 and Silver at lS6@iss for AMER
cas coin, and I4odelll for Mexican dollars.
EoREIGN EXCHANGE has been inactive all day oher
as only despite the heavy sales q cotton of
past days and The demand Of
from the opeing ts close ful prices UNI
aor1nly paid however makes closed sh a quota
below Annexed Iafticuars of ta das opera
tons Vii "A fs1e ii lss 0 snd E4ooo nj oo at las
e iia $3.50 a Ias s ana = Y, l9o
adag ii l4s 1n Francs ~ movement included $40
Al assf. 5ooo A and ls7 ooof II several lots al
s76S@s77x The ruling dgnres at the close Of business
ware stering s2; clear bills, is9@l5e bill
snr bil,s f46aIa snd francs S78@S 72f, at bank
7saS 9lf., hi ahe Hatdcor Haarket t5
H,flMEss4o EXCHANGE has exhibited little il an,
otr last Offerings disclosed no marked in
time and fhe demand restricted from thu
to the II the market The Banks checkes
roughont ures and they purchased Of outdoo
aates upon thu fouw5ng terms viz 600 Bank Sight
IN IS cent usconnt $1UUGs @lsbu0, S2,Ub,s S21tVl
0s0 ss5oOo, $50 100 and stsooe Ia . cent discount
dsys Tx discount $40 00 10 days atxh
agnre uoo and sl2 600 ftsen days at ~ per cent
ccant. and $4,000 At discount and
thirty days 2 cent dscost The ruling figures
for sight l cent dscoun
bank 1@I disccnnt ont Of doors Five an
days sight cont dcoant fifteen and t~en
days per cent. tky days 212s cent
discount and sixty days 1Ha1a per eentsdisconnt.
STOCKS AND BONDS have bsen in moderate resuest to
day 0ffainss were. howevss light thfoughout and th
movement The following rates. at the respect
prices snnsed 100 shares ef Louisiana State Bank
NJ ID do 200 do at 23 40 de- Bank Of Newor
80 do at 4sS 90 do Mechanics and Traders
Bank 10 DO Crens Bank 1851 Il and 65
Company and Il 10 and 100 City Railroad Company
that have not transpfred. i
sENGUERENr BANK NOTES have been stand still
last Offerings time much better than
and the operations for day restricted 500
Bank At and $500 do thas has
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
9tufr atelli9el.re.
CREgcxnT NrviuK, M d. :, :.
"Wednesday. yanna .aA a. Is I. IT fRia RijET,
7,

=. Wsdasadsv. 5saaals MI II 7sfIsHF7' Isss
snsaea sass zen the dtsss and asselass weas
cheerful day We had yesterday enough to make
foe n good husnor with imsef oil tie res u ane
w.s Indeed beautiful day and business as mn.
fhn On Inesdaya very active The packets n, fsas
large trips, both Of freight passengers - s4ni
nE The Eeata did leaye yesterdav she Il now
3faye fhis evening for all andugs Bayou Macon
By dispatch to Hite Murdock, dated Baton Rog. 4.
learn that The 9tie from Red River be reeeiyns MI,
EoFppg and will positively leave morrow eyenar s.y
and intemedate landings Capt Harvey Heth il
~ NJ eeaanand aHd MI r. Barclay i IN Tic office
The stoamers Saratoga Pioneer Cuba benge,aned
from leaying yesterday win leave this evening positively
The nagnih packet Aabana, H. Marshap
seeeyngs leaves Thursday positively for srevepo
The following dispatch kindly handed yesterday
g5sll4 81. LoUrs, January 10, 1866
M q r. --iee Fifteen boats Paragon
.--ssf7 ~ . ssgSs 5sSssa WIN. NJ. SMITH,
ksse' and unsurpassed passenger steamer Ruth leaHcs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
Receipts by Railroad,

N. O., 0. & G. W. r. R.-Jau l6---32 bales cot
ton H s Eall-l E Montague ir-l0 Fernandez
J L Warner &co-43 Moore Is Lyman-l0 Thos J
Dix-Sa Hebert-5 A Gajac-4 W H Henning &
CO.. T. Daunnis-l2 do Is bbls molasses J A Bon
nafon-99 hides L TerreboDne-2 SKIS woei L
Couret-9 hhds sugar A Rochereau &co-252 sks
cotton seed Webster 4 Potter--lS bbls molasses
" RI Henning &co--sunares to order--Total l67
bales cotton 50 bbs molasses 25S SKIS cotton seed
N. O., J. & G. N. r. R.--Jan 15-21 bales cot
Ton Galbraith 4 Fizer-2o do Carroll, Hoy &co-lG
Pitcher 4 Barrow-6 Sykes Conley-l r Pow.
els " 5 Thompson--S r L Adams Bradley
Wilson &co-4 W A Violet &ce-Tota IS bales
cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

ts evening, oclock Louis and alt way landings
sh railroad for all points east and west pt
Ren in eonei and the attentive and pe'se A
ieh Green9ugh Office Of tts splendid steamer
ny officers NJ E. Allen from Shreveport the YIN
that there feet of water on the pf'nefa u IL
Red River, and tae river stand
The officers efthe VIM Butler reports the e
flo shoals up with 80 inches of water IN the ehahhe De
~ tb hosas "a nontb Of the Duachita there plenty OF wa
ter, and the river a stand.
The ne passenger packet Blue wing NO. o we "'
dersta,a day two for tue 'ahe via Tue river ~
usention to he in the through fade De
txse this ciy and Montgomery Due notice will be given Of
\ her departure from the Basin
Era did not leave yesterday for the Lafourehe She
will 90 into dock repairs aaa then win regular ten
day nscket to Camden Cart Frank Keeling will command
the New Era ..
Irene Lunainary Amazon, Menotte White Cloud No New
Era sharkey W, R Arthur, VIM Butlerana NJ Allen
Glesnings froHa otr SSs hangesc
CA,Ro, Jan. ieFhe following boats laid st this
yorktown Kate Rsbinson Jas. Robb. tsowesSsl Laura,
sih ssSs ASsm sesSas f seIls s. Esss aahsa
kanss ohes oos
a &c Which
The river falling u cincnnass and fo thence to
THERE'S Rg ys iees Sss ] on se m s a hours
and d the hsd indicating
yesterday mssai9g eas + rising 10 he
% s I'D ss.es during s is
Business continues YER good ss cisbt for
reshipfecst SLIP e New Orleans
ST. Aeus ian loNothng Dose Clear the ice away,
,s and T Rs & a s0uasn h bss
saw @ f. sno Gs5o AND
Learn thing a e nnpss sIgs a
u ss @
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

~ hsr 4 hrlg Open Sea- from Boston, Flandcrs-
&eossYose BrosJ G Morris TX, KesnnD seeD kel i
NV NV SSeIpsohn No Phelps Atlantic and Miss Co
clsr 9 B,;saa : siesfa@ekeh7G @ II Siocomb--Riyers &
~ Tsr laasstn barK na,s.t g htaaia-5and order
A Lum Schneider Il zab spbiep.J 4 m9uiaoi sitna
" pt4pls 8 ~ Denman &eoP DwyerGea' Msyy
sfiaE spnfsfse H. r S Morris Grief Ryrnes nes
WoaE sisa Hart Tafs SeeW eroS &aq ss-.hW
anet~-fYint q Jones-J Gauche- Nicholson Neg nas-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
Cattle Market.

JEFYERsoE CRY Jan. IT, 1866
JesteEdays9 Western Reeves l6 Texas Beeves %
asAshngs il0 Hogs and % Calves sold--s0 Western
reeve " Texas Bceves l2 Yearlipgs, 143 Hogs LOG
ssyes sGd N Mich EowH Stock sale--24 Western
8 Texas Beeyes 81 Yeang s66 Hogs es Sheep IL
sGsayss and AZ Mich Cows X
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
Below-Coming UP.

Steamship Evening Star, from New York 9Th inst
to j NJ Courtenay
Brit ship Dorethia, Scott, from Liverpool 10th of
48& Nov, to master
Ship Flora Southard Morrill,, 60 days from Cardiff
8 (Wales). to G A Fosdick
Ship Heroine, ---, from an=.
Bark Sir Robert Peel, Conner, 5 days from Havana
to Troisgros
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

STEAMBOATS,. -g5 -f
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile. d.
Amazon, Vinton, from Cincinnati.
New Era, Dugas, from Baton Rouge. ,
Gov Sharkey, Wallace, from Greenwood.
White Cloud No 2, Hopkins from Louisville.
Luminary, Fuller. from Louisville.
Melnotte, Grace. from Evansville.
Irene, Hinckley, from Washington.
w Arthur, Carson, from Cairo.
D B Campbell, Blank, I'm Vicken's Landing.
VIM Butler, Lewis from Camden.
M Allen, Reedman, from Shreveport.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

notwithstanding Cleopatra 1923 bales cot
ton 303 hides.
HAVRE-Ship Emele Percire-162l bales cotton
,APALACHlCOLA-schr Sallie ] Aiken-lS9
pkgs mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-sundry mdse
M0BlLE-Steamer Morgan-Sundry mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

Stevens seymour-G Weise &ce--E Blessey-
Z r Poole-S, J. &co--J Adams &co-C c Salnn-
son-C aymond-Woolruf, Butler &co-C Hick-
ey-and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
Nlari,le yntelli9ente.

zs#& CRESCENT OFFICE, No 94 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, January H. 1866 )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cleopatra, Rich. for Boston,
J G A Fosdick
w Buddendortt
schr sallie j Aiken, Godfrey, for Apalaehieola,
Jos Kelley
Steamer" Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile, G Harris
Steamer Morgan, Snnott, from Mobile, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
STE MSHIPS.
BOSTON.

To salt on THURSDAY, January 18th at p NJ
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
EOR BGsTON-THE SPLENDID Al STEAMSHIP
st. LGu5a,
F F. CLAUSSEN, Master,
loading Pier 46, Fourth District and will sail
above.
For freight passage having accommodations unsurpassed
apply to
CREEvY, MCPHERSON Il co,
35 Carondelet, corner Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
-ATTA& AP -.

Leaves gu SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at ) p M
FOR ATTAkAPAS4
THE LIGHT DRAFT AND SWIFT PASSENGER FACE
EFT AMARANTH-J W BOWLES, Master.
E'OK ATTAKAPAS-THE AMARANTH WILL
leave rs above taking freight and passengers tor Snms
port and Aehaiaya River rattersonyle, Franklin Jeanne
res New IBERIA st. Marnsvle and all landings
Teche. For freight or passage apply on board,
+. MUNIAGNE JR,, 81 st. Louis street.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. NJ.
EGE ST. MARTINSyILJE, NEW IBERIA,
deaneretts, Clarendon Franklin tentervile, Patterson
vile, ana all intermediate audingsf he lghtdrntt ateanel
SOnnrii, IL II, Broad master, T. D. iint clerk, leave
for the above points For freight passage apply
on board or to
S,IlH PECOT Agents Customhouse street
FlRGISluS c. DENTLEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, l7th inst. at 81 NJ
ENoR Nj EM PNES, HELENA, NAPOLEON, VICKS-
Il burg, Nhce1 mouth Of Red River Bayou Sara; Baton
Rouge, and all Intermediate landings in the Bcn1sfhe
and superior packet steamer Bart ble,
Louis A DT'nilad MASTER r. NJ shout"aH, clerk, will leave
As above For freight or rasSage apply on board or to
JOHN a. STEVENSON. 3 Front street.
I, s.-Ihe Bart Alb will give through bills ladng tn
a points on White River with the privilege o. rcshppng
White River packets Memphis.
VikGlNIUS G. DENTZEIl Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS.
Leaves SATURDAY, eth inst, at p. NJ
STEAMER Mage MAT P LEATIERS. Master A. B.
ELMER, Il. A. OWEN and CITAS GRICE Clerks
FOE Nj MEMPHIS, HELENA, NA"OLE,' N, GREEN.
Il vile, ga5 Point, Lake Washington, Grand Lake,
Carolina Ianting, Ashton, Pitchers Point, skipwths
Landing, Lake Providence GoOdrchs Landing, Omega Nil
ikens Bend Vickshnfg Natches Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
sara, Button Rouge and all intermediate landings.
The above packet will take freight passengers for
Yazoo River with privilege of re,pping on iir,t-c ass
packets ut Fcksburg For freight apply board
or to JOHN A STEVENS N Agent.
~ Front street
All business for Natchez Fcksburg and the Bends will re-
special attention
yIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EOR BOsTON-THIs LINE IS COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships form regular line
ing promptly advertised and nsurin the lowest
Steamship CoNCoRDIA Capt Sears
hENSlNGTON ON.,,.............,.. Capt Chapman.
The above vessels admirably adapted the trade
maned by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended shippers and For freight
apply to CREEVY, MCPHERSON & CO.,
IS Carondeet street, corner Gravier
Bills of Lading furnished application.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
LIVERPoOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills lading
here through freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havrs.
The inal Of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of ladng declared by the bill
of ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool, thus ahordng the importer choice Of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISlANA........l8 1874 tons p Jami8on, Captain
MISSISSIPPI j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA 1887 tons. I. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI 1864 tons. "A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. .......lS96 n Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1899 j. Glover, Captain.
GAMBIA. 1861 tons ...J. Graham Captain.
CARoLINA.,.. 1911 tons. ...J Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN 1913 TONS Il. P P. Couche Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2god or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
VIM. HUNTER & CO, Al Carcndelet street.
S9- Bills of ladng for this Company (which only
sgned) will be had at the Agents office above
FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL = CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Alabama.
Cargo is being received at the foot of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctually SATURDAY
the 9th Of January HI O'Clock and followed by
ono of the CoInpsnys Ste mers Saturday the 10th Of
February
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 to Havana ss5 or THAR
equivalent in u. s Currency
For freight passage, apply to
VIM HUNTER CO., Al Carondelet street.
Insurance by these steamers done in Liverpool and London
at per cent.
Bills OF Ladng at the Office and delivery orders for the
same
WHlsk Y X,......,.................. .....,,.WHIsKY
10 barrels kEI.LER's BOURBON
20 OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON.
bo BOfLES MtLLER'S ROSE.
75 PIXIES MAGNOLIA.
10 DEXrER's.
25 DOMESTIC BRANDY.
For sale by RoWLEY, BROWN co,
rchonrtouIas
AMEs. HEAMEs.
COO pair second hand
l9 MAGAZINE STREET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship l G Harris, Fowler, from Galveston and
Indianola 18th inst to l G Harrs--Ist dis.
Steamship Tonawanda, Teal, from Galveston, to
Il A Yorke &co-lst district -
Steamship Thames, Swift, from Galveston and In
dianola, to G A Fosdick--1st dstfictsr
U S transport steamship Alabama, Pittield, from
Brazos St Iago via Galveston, to Q Quarter
master
Brig Open Sea- Coombs, 30 days from Boston, to
master-lst district .Ey
: -TQMRQATS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER LOUIS D'oR-w. R GREATHOUsE, Master
TRoXLER and MILLER Clerks.
In place of steamer NINA STMMES.
Leaves every MONDAY at T. and FRIDAY at 10 A.
EOR BAYOU SARA PORT HUDSON, BATON
IL Rouge Paqnemne, Donaldsonvile; nnd all inter-
mediate landings the taking freight for all landings
on Bayou Lhfnrce with privilege of rehppng For freight
passage apply on board or to
TITUS h CIV ARTNEY. AGENT, No 3 Tchoupitoulos "A
VIRGINIUS G. DENrZEL. Advertising Agent,
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PArKET-TWICE WEEK.
EOK HAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
L Rnnre, Paquemne. DGnalSnnvle and all Intermediate
landngsThe passenger steamer fsourche, B. Baranco
MASTER leaves New Orleans regularly every MONDAY at
p. NJ, and FRIDAY. at 10 A
Returning eaves Baynu Sara TUESDAY M5 NJ and
SATURDAY, at hp ctsNing down the Coast in daylight
VIRGTNTUS g. DENFEFf.. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
dIonlnlerriaI yntelligellfe.
CRESCENT OFFIcE, No. "a CAAP STREE.
Viii Tuest1ffx Evening. Jan 1G 1866

sscOFK0N The market opened With good demand this
for time there fair prospect for the
heavy busine.s but factors hsd advanced
prices beyond the views pf buyers Of theatter with
drew at early hour and the movement for theday
ted to 4oS bates which taken BY purchasers in the
cHng order viz no bales 0 800 3ls $50 $50 100 100
1 15o 155 Io 59 and 10 bales There considerable
gay noticeable IN prices throughout the day but the
market closed steady the suhoned quotations. which
ht in most descriptions Of fully 1c. y NJ
psed With yesserdass hgnres rz ordinary A@4sc good
ordinary 45@45c low Inddng 4s949e and middng 5oa5c
sTATEMEhT 0F COTTON.
etoc on hand Sept lst bales ss28s
He1sfyedsnce yesterday !5,2l3
&ersiYsd previously All 9942l l93
5oa 1872
Exported since yesterday 3144
Exported previously ,5l2-3lS 656
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
HDTEL,

$NbNkEk'S HBEEl, -
CHAS, l. GUMBEL Manager
TINS house formerly known the Brooks House. on Camp
street. iFa4tnE Lafayette square has been
pro"emcnt5 made. - ' ~ ~
twill no tarui>hed with furniture bedding linen etc
etc And aG for its oca for families and gentlemen il Is
unsurpassed, ~' - -
The mn"ger pledges himselfto spare effort to render h
patrons Toe comforts Of home ~ ~
This house will be opened about the 22d iast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
BIO oEUF RIVER,

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at t5pM
REGULAR BGUF RIVER PArKET
EHnR ia MES E.gNNRRNt2, PRAIRIE TANDINo
u Thomas Landing, 6nm Point Rid Month, Grarh Land,
Ing and Point 1ehcrsonThe fine light draft rarket d. h.
Campbell j. W. Bhk. master, j 4. Keuuedy clerk
will leave ahnvs For freight passage any board or 10
F. ]. WINRURN AZ ut 81 Mngagine street
VTRGTNIUS G. DENTTEt. Advertising Agent
The d. b Campbell will tlfo freight for Harrsonburc
rriu ty and all way landings Black river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
CINCINN N ATE.
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 a. M and every SATER
- - - DAY at P. NJ.
EOk BATON ROUGE, PLA QUEMINElDON
sonVle, and all Intermediate lAndnsThonew and superb
sde|fcei steamer Monsoon, Ileuo master J. c. Libano
clerk will leave above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every MONDAY at s A. NJ, and THURSDAY at p.
For freight or passage apply to
n O. DONOHOUE.
The Monsoon will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fourche
Shippers responsible for payment of freight.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTIiiI. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17

Stella and Coal Hill, from Pittsburg, to A Mil
tenb erger .--. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-17
oP ELDUSAss. a
FORT JACKSON. j

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WEEK
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS IL 10 o'clock A. NJ
EOR FORTS JACKSON AND ST PHILIP,
4 Ponte la laehe, and Intern date ndngs--The new
and magnificent steamer j. Hsi:lck ford Bayhi
master $ G. BENJAMIN and j. A. Iptrre, clerks leaves New
Orleans every Wednesday at 10 A tr,nne Prairie and
every Saturday at 10 for Forts Jackson Philip.
Returning Thursdays and Mondays For freight or passage
apply on board
TITUS Il GWAETNEy, 8 Tchonpitouas street.,
or to FlRMlN MARTIN. las Old Levee. nj
-.. NlRGINIUS G. DENTZEI4 Advertising Agent ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-02-15
Winter Railroad. Travel
ing in Minnesota.
From the st. Paul Press, Jan. 20,

A gentleman who arrived here
last evening from the snow-clad
plains Of Pennington, gave us an
interesting account Of winter rail
road travelling on the Central
The party, consisting of a car load
OF ladies and gentlemen, left Fair
bault 1--WE have forgotten the time
they left with rations and all 9TH
er necessary appliances for a pro-
tracted campaign. They found
the snow, through which they
were compelled to plow their way,
averaging from three to twenty
feet deep. The surface of the
snow along the line of the road is
as level as the confguration of
the country would permit of, cuts
and hollows being filled up to a
common level, and fences, and ev-
erything of that sort, save two-sto-
ry buildings and the tallest trees,
buried out of sight, leaving not
the faintest trace behind.
Our informant says that three
large engines led the van, the fore
most of which had attached aA
immense snow plow. These en-
gines were all switched together
and the modhs operandi of clear
ing the track was as follows:
They would all get the steam
up to the highest nitch, and then
taking a long run like a boy who
desired to make a tremendous
jump, at the rate of a mile a min
ute, or more, they would plunge
through the immense snow banks,
hurting aloft the fieecy barrier
thirty, forty fifty feet in the air,
and on either side. By this
means they were enabled to cut a
road through the snow, wide
enough for the train to pass, leav-
ing walls on either side like solid
adamant Their passage was, of
course, slow, but it was sure, new
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