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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

but for the kindness of the railroad ofics -, 4,
granting free transportation. They hav., YRS III
refused that know of, in a single ,nstan.. HeVel
this way the society has beer able to IN n
every worthy applicant and yet NAV are are
still to be provided for, Applcatio as cyosS unon
US daiy ana these soldiers are rom every State
IN the south. In fact, most of the henstioiaries o
the society have been from States south of yir. r.
ginia. ''a'es so"~i VI VI
Again the association fin ds on its hands some
soldiers who are so disaf led from wounds as to be
entirely incapable of pr occurring the means of living
oy any sort OF physir sal labor. The society pro.
poses 10 educate tIese, SO far as means may be
anoraed i,I tnem. here is one case that we would
lke 70 call especial attention to. 1t is that of a
young man 4. ON Maryland He has lost his right
arm rom a wound in battle. After the surrender
Q! Gens lee he went to his home in Maryland, but
ms parents refused to receive him. and his neigh
oors Informed him that unless he left imne diately
uey would murder him because OF his association
with the Southern army. The society has this
young man at school (now in this city,, and pro.
| pose to educate him thoroughly.
| 1t may be added that the people of Richmond
have contributed literally to this association, but
| they find that the demands upon them compel an
appeal for help to the people of other Southern
communities.
Many Louisiana soldiers have been relieved and
sent home through the benevolent operations of
the society. Ht- l.-rEa
In to-morrow's paper we will announce the
names of those who will receive subscriptions in
behalf of the MANNED and helpless soldiers of the
Southern army, who are under the charge of the
ladies' soldiers aid society of Richmond. IN the
meantime, any contributions left at this office will
be received, and handed over to the Rev. Mr..
Ware the auent F--..f..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
VAPOR STOVE
AND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

The popularity of the Petroleum yapor Stove
by the different companies organized under Gays
induce the undersigned Joint Stock Company
city of New Orleans, be called the "LOUtsIANA AND
TEXAS PETROLEUM vAPoR STOVE AND GAS LIGHT
COMPANY" With capital stock of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars $500 0 divided into shares of hundred
ench only ten cent of which will be called for
oil subscribing when all the shall have subscribed
and i've per cent subject the call the Board this
amount OF fifteen cent being sufficient buy Patent
Rights for the States of Louisiana Texas and leaving
working capital OF twenty thousand dollars @ O No
SUBSCRIBER need fear being called upon the fifteen
as the above mentioned working capital amply
sueteht uhder any emergency to operate
ing successfully 1t is expected large cash dividends will
accrue to the stockholders:
First from the profits derived the sale of county and
parish rights secondly from the profits accring from the
OF Stoves and Gas Burners and thirdly from
enhanced value of the stock
The business of the corporation be nanaped bv
dent Secretary and Treasurer i've Directors. who
elected by the stockholders
In order to facilitate the operations the Comnanv tbe
original propretors have already number Of stovc
OF each pattern with appliances working material
the Maryland and Virginia Company at Baltimore all or
which will be turned to the Company the original
We the undersigned agree FORM under the laws of tho
State of Louisiana Joint Stock Company for the purnos
OF carrying into effect the above operations soon as III.
amount of stock aforesaid shall have been subcrbed or suc
proportion thereof the original propretors shall
as sufficient; and we promise to of the In
coporaors ten cent the opposite our names
and the remaining five upon of the Directors
NAMES AMOUNTS SUBSCRIBED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
To Ba'lCE11saIserS.

The undersigned respectfully informs the Master Brckmak
ers Of New Orleans and vicinity that he has the bust
ness in this parish for the twenty years. that
long experience and after experiments succeeded
in perfecng plan the burning setting of the kiln by
which he guarantees not only to oneha the labor and
fuel formerly required but certain burn every case
He wishes to obtain situation as partner
assistant and needing his services communicate
with him personally His residence is in the VII
lage of Bayou Goula, parish of Ibervle He can give the
most satisfactory reference as to his capacity.
P. NJ, LANDRY,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
household Blessings.
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE ANTI
CLOTHES wRINGER COMBINED. p

Is now in use throughout the United states ENGLAND
Germany, Canada Cuba and South America and ba, ss
thoroughly tested In hospitals converts asylums hotels and
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
UNsT1NTED PRAISE AND CONTEMPLATION ppo,x
THOSE WHO USE IT.
These machines not only
Save Three-Fourths OF the Labor a,a S,
but garments will last twice long when washed 1, tb
and look cleaner and whittier than when done by hand
All fabrics from collar to blanke can be wasbod ,v-,
rEcTLy, without soaking rubbing boiling and how or s
can operate them. For asnnes they invaluable
The clothes washed wrung and without
steam, sping sop or even putting the hands water
THE WRINGER,
although essential of the machine complete in
has galvanized iron frame, solid white rubber ros co
wheels and drain board attached 10 apv kr
washtub bench barrel box easier quicker than
other wringer and without the injury the tub IT
NEVER RUsTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER
and is universally conceded to be the II
Best and Most Reliable Wrlnper In u.~g
RICE BROS. g. CO., -,r
s3 and s5 Camp street.
RICE BROS. Il CO.,
242 Tehoupitoulas s..oea
BICE BROS. Il co., IL
5d5 Magazine street
SOLE Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

VERY Low PRICES.
Rich Printed ORGANDIES.
Rich Printed JACoNETS.
Embroidered GRENADINES and BAREGEs.
LIMOS and MOzAMBIQUEs.
Printed LINEN CANBRIC-sor Dresses
Printed CAMBRlC and LAWN
Printed ALPACA-white grounds.
White BAREGEs, GRENADINE and ALPACA,
GRENADINE and BAREGE sHAwLs
Lace B0URNOUs and sHAWLs
Lace VEILS-lates. style.
FoULARDs sILKs-for Dresses
NULL, NAINsooK and CAMBRICs
White JACoNETs and BRILLIANTs
Swiss and Book MUSLIN.
Silk and Thread GLOVES.
IRISH and FRENCH LINEN
French, Scotch and Irish LINEN sHEETING.
French, Scotch and Irish PILLOW LINEN
PLATILLAs, BRITANNIAs and MoRLAIX
Huck and Russia DIAPERS.
Birds Eye and Damask DIAPERS.
Russia and American CRASH
Ladies', Misses and Chldren's COTTON HOSE.
Gents, Boys and Youths COTTON HALF HOsR
Ladies' and Misses Gauze Merino VESTS
Gents, Boys and Youths, Gauze Merno VESTS
BOBINET-for Bars, 96xl0s in width.
CURTAIN MUSLIN and HOOP SKIRTS.
PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
Furniture and Garment DIMITIEs
CoRsETs, GINGHAMs, Etc.
LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
LINEN CAMBRIA HASDKERCHIEys.
TABLE LINENS and Damask NAPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

the AcApEAY or MUSIC Bob Hart, one the
9 dfolleM and wittiest Of the very droll and very
witty burnt cork corps at the Academy, takes 4
Rseeat tonight. The fequenters of this house
cannot fail 70 have observed Hart's unremitting
Efforts TO please. He is capital artist, q good
fellsx, and the bill for the night is repete with
materials TO satisfy the dramaties epicure OF the
dramatic glntton III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
Jackson .se,rs ana .uississinD;0,, M ,,1;1.,l

Mr. Fl. NJ. LONG is in the citv as Aso,.
and widely circulating paper the JACEsoN popnas @
Mr. Long will call on the friends and natrons
sne paper during his stay in the city and those Who a
eA'ena their business in Mississippi BY adyertisjpc
'"- wall " 0s AaaFsss him at the St. james Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
NEW ORLEANS, February 10, 1866.

New ORLEANS, February TO- 1866
The following Is authentic of the financial con-
dton of few of the Petroleum vapor Companies which
have been formed within the past few months:
The Philadelphia company w Evans President
operations ago capital upon this they
issued stock to the s20o Last week they maid
their second semannua dividend per cent on the whole
amount of stock issued.
The Maryland and Virginia company commenced operations
in September last capital of S25o they issued 800
OF stock in shares OF SO each Their stock now regularly
quoted at twelve and e.hdf per cent above par
The Ohio and Indiana has barely opera
TONS yet their stock of S30 based capital Of $50
cannot be bought at par.
The enormous profits of these different companies accrue
partly from profits manufacture partly sd Of county
rights.
Subscription lists to the stock of the Company can be found
at
M. JUDsON & CO.'S,
Corner Camp and Common streets
VIOLET, BLACK & CO.'S,
1873 Gravier street.
c. E. SPENCER & CO.'S,
Canal street.
c. H. sLOC0MB's,
Canal street.
PITCHER Il BARROW'S,
sc Poydras Street; and at
LOG CAMP STREET,
Where the Stove Is on exhibition
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH ), 1855. I

% Purser Hawlcy, OF the Star Of the Union,
M y Jonn robin. Esq., We are Indebted for New
YeiA papsss. ss s a sssss sss Y5 Il 4
For MobAs papers we ars under obligations to
Caft Grahesn, Of The Magnolia, and Mr.. William
Eveiyn ~ Exchange Alley. .aaassss
- Southern Express Company, with their
usua EseraaftE. have favored ms with papers from
n points Nczth and West. s7 :
Eihanks to die officers Of the steamboat Fashion
~ lAte v5cksburg paper. w fs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

DIED=
On lst day of March, NASH infant son of H. N Ogden
and MARITIME Kennedy. -.I
The relatives and friends Of the parents invited
the funeral which will take place THIS DAY O'clock
from the residence of Judge A. N Ogden 16s
street.
On Thursday morning. March quarter past II O'clock
Prussia.
His funeral will take place FRIDAY March 3D. at half
past three NJ from his late residence No. 3S Triton Walk
between Baronne and Dryades streets.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 65, A. F. "a NJ
The members of this Lodge notified their Lodge
Room at halfpast O'Clock FRIDAY March 3D. to pay
tue last sad tribute of to their deceased brother WILL
LIAM STEFFENS.
All Master Masons in good standing, and members of Pel
lean Chapter Rose No IL, Eagle Council XII No. g. and
Grand Consistory of Louisiana respectfully invited to
attend By order of the W. NJ:
' .". F, A. DENTZEI. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
Madame La RInncn- !

olarvoyant and seeress in the known world
aa the only natural that has ever existed
Sentny-he unequaled evealer of all that re-
~ 70 ei'her the Fast Present the Future Horosco m
oharts q life written by simply knowing date of birth
Dauphine streets. ~'.-ss" w anu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

Aks NARiErrEs. East Lynne, or the Earl,s
1Aughter Z win he repeated at the Varieties to.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

SUCCESSION or HEHRY j.. RAsNEY.-A notice
1rom Michael Gernon, Esq.y curator, will be found
Aa oar ADVERTISING columns, calling on all persons
having claims against the estate of the late Major
Henry 7. Ranney, to present the same without
delay
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

e,,N New Books AT GREsHAMs.--Our near neigh
Dor, Mr. Jas. A. Gresham, bookseller and station.
or, a2 Camp street. advertises this morning, Miss
Muloch's celebrated novel, "a Noble Life y
:" Foote'S History of the War;" the 'sJean Inge.
low POEMS" Mrs. Gaskell's q Wives and Daugh.
ters, ~" Our Mutual Friend" by Dickens, toge-.
ther with complete assortment of standard medi.
cal books, which medical students are invited to-
call and look over, See bis advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

IHE RED JACKET ADvocATE.-Messrs GRAY &
Norris, No. 81 Canal street, Southern wholesale
agents for the Red Jacket Bitters, issue publica
ton styled the Red Jacket Advocate which, be.
sides other reading matter, has methodically ar
ranged list of stamp duties imposed by the Fed.
erailaws, 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., 1866-03-02

DEATH Oh WILLIAMs SrEFFENs.--We deeply
regret 70 snnounce the demise Of our friend and
neighbuf, William Stefens. He expired on Yes,
ferday, after an sFress Of eight days.
alrs Stesns wAs resident Of this city for nearly
twenty years, and during that time had, by his
peffect nasteraAip of his profession, not only ad
snced his earthly pr rosperity, but BY his integrity
Kindness Of heart and. exemplary conduct as q
Esntaeman and citizen, endeared himself to all who
came ID contact with him. u
His funeral notice appears ID another column.
The arcient order of Free Masons will to-day pay
tAe last tribute to an henoFed bfether..~The
friends Of abeteaved widow sympathise with her
il this, the hQur Of her afhiction. Peace to his
xSheS3 = 3---s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

{ III ax5 The Hidden Hand,' is yet on
~ els q shs Olympic. and viii be performed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

The San Antonio Herald says that, with the ex-
ception of fifteen or twenty fights and the ex-
change of few friendly shots, without any unfor-
tunate results, nothing has happened for two days
| of moment in that city. There had been no eases
of citizens being disturbed by the solders-the
quarrels being altogether among the latter, and all
between regulars and volunteers Hundreds of
disorderly soldiers were about the streets, and
| their principal amusement seemed to be fighting
regular " would step out and say he could
whip any id Third Michgander, when fight
was sure to ensue. =" T'-i.
| The police came upon party trying to break
into store in town several nights ago. One of
the party had succeeded in breaking his Spencer
rifle in trying to smash the door; the policeman
had collared the would-be burglar to take him to
the lookup, when the inmates of the store becom.
ing aware Of some bad intentions at the door,
made rush with an axe handle and " let it
drive;' fortunately it struck the right place, and
sent the culprit to dream, and before he could
| think; just then the patrol came round and the
man was " turned over.' His associates soped.
Wood is selling in Houston at five dollars in
specie a cord.
Very little order is preserved on the levee at
Houston. The negro draymen curse and quarrel
as much as they please, to the great disgust of
travellers. .....-.g... .-...
A well knot broker informs the local that
there is a great amount Of counterfeit greenbacks
in circulation; they are well executed and very
dangerous. The denominations counterfeited are
zoos, SOS, 20's los, 5s 2's and is. There is also
great amount of counterfeit postage currency Of
fifty and twenty-five cents denominations. a "a" z
The small pox in Houston has been confined to
the house wherein it originated. The cases are
mild ones, and not necessarily contagious.
The State Convention are acting on the most
economical principle-they ordered only one thou.
sand copies of the Governors message, and take
butfive of each of the Austin papers.
A negro soldier was murdered in Galveston, on
the 24th ut. The supposed murderer was arrested
by the sheriff, but rescued by two men who drove
up in buggy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

GROCERIES AND SUNDRIEs.-Chenoweth Casey
Co., % Gravier street, have on sale 500 barrels
hour, OF various excellent brands, and very large
assortment of mess pork, choice old Bourbon
whisky, manufactured tobacco and sundries
which they offer at reasonable prices, and invite
the public to inspect. We call attention to the
advertisement in another column. s-..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

WAGONS AND AMBuLANcEs.--our friend, C, Fl.
siocomb, u Canal street, has on hand for sale
three hundred government wagons and amin,
iances, all in good order. Everybody in the conn.
try wants good wagon or carryall, and when the
good people learn they can get great bargain in
that line from Capt. slocomb, they will come
focking to the city to see about i" Se- -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
Dry Goods Emporium.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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1&6.....'.,.,,'... Canal Street - 1es
SP RI N G GOODS.

Has Just received by the latest arrival from Europe, his full
and oorsplete assortment of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
Mourning and Half:Mourning Goods.

MUuIHIHg dHu daI1-W0ufnlng Goods,
Black and Black and White GRENADINES
Black and Black and White oRGANDIEs
Black and Black and White MOZAMBIQUE
Black and Black and White FOULARD SILK.
Rlack INDIA BAREGE.
Black TAM1sE, BoMBAz1NE, ALPACA, PoPLINs
GRAPE, SILKS, DELAINEs, GRAPE COLLARS ant
SLEEVES, Etc.
Black and Black and White GINGHAMs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

FOR PENSACOLA AND DsApALAoHIcoLA-Th fine
and fastsaing steamship Beaufort Capt. Hutch.
lngs, having been unayoidably detained, will sail
iof PENSACOLA and Apalachicola on Sunday morn.
ing next, precisely at o'clock. The Beaufort be-
longs to the Regular Line, of which Mr.. L. NJ.
merritt. y Carondelet street. is the agent, to whom
sapplicatons may be made for freight or passage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

FROM NEW YORK
Bleached and Brown DOMESTIC.
Bleached and Brown COTTON sHEETINGs
TICKING, AWNING STRIPES and osNABURes,
HICKORY STRIPES
COTTON DIAPERS.
CAL1CoEs-of the best fabrics 20 to 25 cents etc.
E. GIQUEL,
l26 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

HATS HATS, HATS. Whoever is in want of an
excellent hat light, neat and lasting, need 60 no
iuftner than under the St. Charles Hotel, where
ne VIII VIII hnd oil his requirements attended to by
.nose famous matters, Tarbox & Co., who guaran.
Tee to please the most fastdious The latest Paris
ana New York fashions are on exhibition by Tar
box Co., at prices to suit everyhodr "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

I HE STITCH made by the Wilcox L. Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to hand-sewing, being stronger and more
beautiful Can be seen at No. s st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

TO the Trade.
WE HAVE ON HAND
French G. D. CAPS, Elys Colts Pistol r.ps
american E B. Gun .
Prussian s. B. NV
Waterproof CAPS, :. Musket
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES POWDER SHOT
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We buy all Goods direct of the Mannractrr i .h
country and Europe
HENRY FOLSOM & CO.,
No. Old Levee street,
Opposite the Posofice New orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02

FINANCIkL AND C0MMERCIAL Summarize
has declined y cent. since our last, owing to ii
downward tendency Of the New York market. al
y TIE hsavy excess Of the supply over the ds
Rend IN this market. Sales were light yesterda,
"a As market closed fiat, at Is5@ls5s, agsins
9AS6 on the previous evening In silver th
movement was restricted to s2500 American coin
etl30@lSf; Mexican dollars are held al l35@l36
Foreign Erchange declined % cent yesterday
owing to still further increase in the supply, a
xssnlt Of recent heavy sales Of cotton, and te
s fact that NEST Of the principal buyers still keeI
out Of the market The transactions for The day
were of restricted character throughout and the
market closed heavy at l47@i45. for bank ster.
ling, l45a@ @l46a for clear bills, 144l@145i for bill
Of lading bills, ssl4E@ssszf. for bank francs
and S.65f. @S.g0f. for outdoor francs.
i D0naestio Erohange has undergone no alteration
Of any kind since our last. Offerings have been
Aght, and the demand has disclosed no IMPROVE.
ment whatever. The whole Of the banks checked
yesterday ~ y cent. discount on the Northern
cities and the purchases on the part of banks and
bankers were confined to very limited operations,
az tDs W cent discount for sight, and at CORES.
ponding rates for short sight and for time drafts.
bdnk Notes and Securities have been yery IN.
active since our last, and the only important sales
81 any class that transpired were $40 500 Louisiana
State Bank, at 74076c.; 5000 Bank Of New Or
ieans, at 0933c., and small lot of City Rail
Ioad stock at 1876, and 8 few city consolidated
bonds, at 9l3
t01os-Ihe movement yesterday amounted to
Szat Dales. 4 The market was very quiet and in
Active during The morning, as all parties were
awaiting liter European advces but on recent Of
foreign news very lively business transpired
40 the intelligence from the other side, though nal
very satisfactory was still less discouraging than
had been generally apprehended. Quotations have
gradually inclined to our outside figures from the
opening Of the week, and yesterday eliminated in
an advance Of fully one cent per pound npon all
classltcationa. The closing figures last evening
were, a7@40c. for ordinary; 41042c. for good
ordinary 4s@44c. for low middling, and 46c. for
middling. a@s .,e s M M n. ~
Sugar and Aolasses- There has been still fur.
tner inactivity noticeable in sugar and molasses
since our lastg as holders have uniformly with.
held even the restricted supplies which they might
have tirown upon the market The only sales
tlAt were 26 hhda Of the former at full
previous prices. 9esss ,.lis72.5
"A sour and Grdin-Th movement yesterday
somprised 2a00 hbls, of -four at still frmer prices
~ AaVo SACKS of corn at somewhat easier rates.
4 Has declined 50 so ID ton since our last.
ssis yesterday As0 bales at $50 U ton. y,
X. Law am CT AYM NorTcr ~ ,r;1, / ~ III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-02
VERY Low PRICES,

Which he offers for sale at