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qDcutnE Lecture.

We have attended several lectures this season
upon law, medicine and general science MT TO
speak Of some out aud-out Orations ana speeches
which have already come Off during the season,
and which VIII be continued during to-day. How
ever, we found upon looking at the announce
ments for yesterday thatthere was to be lecture
before the young ladies Of the, Locqus
were not entitled 70 include ourselves in the
number the fact did not suffice to induce Us to
remain upon the outside Of the buidhg. We
heard for our pains an excellent lecture + ON DR.
Evelyn upon the dawn Of literature, and he man.
ner in which it was effected by tle Norman con.
quest, and we wish that our crowded columns upon
this the opening day of the fair, world allow US tc
quote from it in detail With thsy fair audience
before him the speaker wolld have found
it difficult to have avoided being eloquent
and with SO many interested listeners the speaker
certainly deserved some c. edit forconfinng him
self to even so.pleasiGg subject as general tera
ture. There certa3oly would have been a tempta
ton to some ec,mrers to have asked as well al
answered, Questions
But jestirg apart, the Locquet Tnstitutois unde
the charge of Miss Barr, who is really lady otre
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A Grand Turn-aut for the Faly,

We are under obligations to Mr.. bTeser, repre-
senting Mr. Small, the superintendent, for al in
yitatlon 70 seat in the grand turnout with which
the gentlemen connected witle the Southern Ex-
press Company in this city purpose visiting the
fair today. A wagon and six, with such com
pany and friend Mex. either flank, with his
clever manner and pleasant talk, is marvelousv
tempting, and nothing but an engagement that
cannot be broken restrains us from jumping into
that wagon this morning, to enjoy the speed of
the regal team and the joyial company of their
sprightly freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20

imagine to be one of the most srccessfBi instruc-
tors in the city, We should like, too. to write
something s about the schoolroo1ns, desks, black.
5oafds Ls and charts, not to pass over the globes
OF the interior Of some of the schoorooms) bat we
must reserve all this without further comment to
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The Nuptial Torch.

Bergue, Of Lafourehe, and who Is VIII known to
many of our readers as clerk to Recorder Letten.
was bound by siIken letters to Miss Englehart, of
This city, or, in plain English, was married. We
lion, and we therefore wish the newly united
couple great deal of happiness and all manner
Of success for the balance Of their days. The
ceremony, we should not forget to state, was per-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20
7BLBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
RICAs2LI DEPRECATEs AGITATION ON
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
Chill and Peru Accept the Mediation of
France and England.
RENEWAL OF WAR IN GAMBIA REPORTED
AND LONDON MARKETs

Florence, Nov. 19.-Baron Ricagoli, prime min
ister Of the Italian government, has issued cir
eular, discouraging the agitation of the Roman
question Italy, he says, will be neutral and
await the certain triumph Of her rights.
LoNDoN, Nov. l9.-The report is confirmed that
CIiIi and Peru have consented to accept The My
diaton Of France and England
Reports are circulating that war Lay Been re,
newed in Gambia.
Consols, 9o!. U. s 5.2os, 7og.
LIvERPooL, Noon-Nov l9,--Cotton rules quiet
and unchanged MtddIinguplond l4d. Tile sales
today will reach 10000 bales.
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We were complimented last evening with a
serenade from the Crescent City Band, composed
of amateur musicians. Our thanks are rendered
to the gentlemen for the pleasant entertainment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20
Contradictory Reports ON the
Suffrage Question.
ONE REPORT SAYS THE PRESIDENT Will
RECOMMEND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Another that it will be Combined with General
Amnesty for Reconstruction.
Universal Suffrage Voted Down in
Tennessee,

GALVESTON, Nov. l9.-Tle Brownsville Courier
OF the llth reports a spirited attack on Matamo-
ros on the 9th. The skrmishiug lasted several
hours, the assaulting party under Tapia gaming
advantage, but, distrusting Cortina, he did not
follow up his success. The defenders lost 90 pri-
soners; and Col. Ras, their commander. was
arrested for bad conduct on the field. On tbe
night of the 10th Tapia died of cholera. This
event will change the current of events. The
arrival of Escobedo is reported.
Ortega and party remain at Brazos. The guests
of the commander of the coIored United States
troops, and he has signiGed his intention not TO
return to New Orleans.
Fifteen hundred federal troops are eypectcd on
the Mexican frontier soon.
NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The Posts Wasbinpion
special says the facts dyn!gcd to-day show little
hope that the President will recommend impartial
suffrage in his message.
special TO the Commercial says it is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that the question of reconstruc.
ton will be amicably settled early in the ap-
preaching session, Negotiations for that purpose
are in progress between the President and leading
politicians of all parties North and South. The
basis OF settlement will be universal suffrage and
general amnesty. The President partially accedes
u tl's pioPosiuoh, put insists that, upon cOnsti-
tutiona ground, the question of suffrage properly
belongs to the States, and he is so far averse to
any action of Congress upon that subject The
telegram also states that, if assurances can be
obtained from Southern leaders of a speedy
adoption of universal suffrage, the President will
waive his objections.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l9-The bill in the Tennessee
House of Representatives to repeal the franchise
law and give suffrage to negroes, being the propo-
siiion for universal suffrage and amnesty, was
laid on the table, by thirty-nine against twenty
nine; the radicals and conservatives of East Ten
nessee voting to lay the table, and the consery-
atives from Middle and West Tennessee voting
against.
Another bill has been introduced, striking out
white in the present franchise law.
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BALTIMORE Nov. 19.-Extensiye preparations
are in progress for the ceremonies incident upon
the laying of the corner stone of the new Masonic
temple tomorrow, Numerous delegations have
arrived from distant points. There will be large
attendance Of Knight Templars. The President
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List Of dispatches remaining ut die telegraph
Office for want of proper address; James Mayher,
Jno. W. Murrell or W. Hickle, Thos. Il, Carter,
Robt. Fireman, Lafayette street, Mrs. Peter Jones,
Geaeral Rousseau, NJ. j. Quintery, Harry Pearson,
Leon Sclwab.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20

The Hen l., D. Campbell, minister to the Mexi-
cen republic, Lieutenant.G General Sherman. ,5ili.
tarj envoy to the same country, and MIR. d. u,
Plumb, secretary Of legationsto Mexico. on fha
9th inst paid their respects to Madame Jnareg, n
heR residence in New York, prior 70 their depor.
.aEe for the seat Of government oi Presiaeuk
IUQrea,
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$500 Special Premium offered by
TILE N. o. CITY RAILROAD Co,
For The best STREET CAR FARE BOX.
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Subscription Premium.

S5o for the best Instrumental Music performed by BAT
Of Juvenile Musicians
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THE PLAYGROUND CRESCENT.

The CRESCENT will be single sheet, somewhat
smaller than the New Orleans Cresce 1t will contain all
news of interest but will be mainly devoted to subjects CON
nected with the Exhibition
TIE PLAYGROUND CRESCENT offers a most favorable
opportunity for advertising there will undoubtedly be
large crowd present Advertisements taken reasonable
rate Apply until the Fair opens, the Crescent office No
81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20

WEAR a sMILE.-Wlich will you do, smile and
rake, others happy, or be Grabbed, and make
among fowcrs and singing birds or in lie rnire
surrounded by fog andfrogs. The amount of han
piness which you can produce is incalcplable, If
sou will show smiling face, kind heart, and
sour looks, cross words, and fretful disposition.
You can make hundreds unhnppy almost beyond
endurance. Which will you do? Wear pleass
ant EN-, eoaatenanee Let joy beam IN yeur eye and
great as that which springs nom kind att or =
pleasant deed and you may feel it at night when
you rest, ana 1t morning when you fise, ana
through the day when about your daily business
tLynchbutr IVA TSnvgs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20
s50o-special premium oGered By

TIE TIRENTEN's CHARITABLE .T
Association,
For trials Of skill by the Companies Of the New Orleans Fire
Department
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speeIal E,remlnm oRere1l b,

Special Premium offered by
q. II. zINI M 4 r NJ a N N.
A SILVER FIREMAN's TRUMPET for tile Company
who with its own Hand Engine and bona 6do active
members Will travel around the track get ready and
throw water through fifty of hose shortest time
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20


oNec5aeeaoics' osses .agr5cssEsayresg
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
The Great Fair in New Orleans
OPENS ON THE 20ru OF NOVEMBER AND
CONTINUES EIGHT DAYS.
$4,000 OFFERED In PREMIUMS !!
$1,000 Set Aside
For articles mentioned in the Regular List which will m
placed in the MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
$4,000 offered for Private Premiums
BY CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS
$5OO-speclnI Premium offered bv
III . s. B. BODLEY 8o 90.
$3.50 for the Implements most ugafn, FIR rronort .L
souna planting the seed in cutatng the growing cron of
any OF the Staple Products Southwest the same 10 e
with relation to the greatest value the greatest
number of Planters.
$3.50 for tho Machine greatest value to the panars
Vi tne Southwest either for clearing lands rendering them fit
i'r cultivation preparing the the soil for market
OF any othr use directly with the planting interest
S3O-special Premium offered by
s. N. MOODY.
For tie best Washed loned One Dozen Shirts aundred
In tie city of New Orleans, for store use
SLOG-specin1 Premium oaeresb
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S4oo-speein1 Premium offered by
GARTHwAI,rIs, LEWIS 8. srrrA R,r
S5) ferthe bet made Linen Shirt.
SD for the best made Vest Of any material
Both articles to be manufactured either in the parish of
Orleans Of Jefferson
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. %. .
CoTToN-Dull, Sales at SIC. for middling
-aplandSs and c.for< middlfng 0rleanss-. 1
FLoUR-l5125c. better for Inferior. All
other descriptions are without material
change. Sales at 81 S5GI0 80 for Extra
State; SO 256g2 90 for Extra Round Hoop
Ohio, and So l0gl3 so for Trade Brands,
WHISKY quiet and firm. smallsaies in
bend 1T &c., i.1 ..z,qeq nIlinai5 .6aa
WHEAT-3e96c. betterlandvery quiet. The
extreme prices asked materially check the
milling demand. sales of %, o. bushels at
- 10 for old mixed Milwaukee; 81 2S19 for
new common Chicago Spring; So 1908 l5
Ton new white Michigan. lliF y w
HRNE--Scafce and firm. Sales of Western
BARLEY-More active ard decidedly f1r-
mer. G Sales OF ~, 500 bushels at 81 259l 3412
for State, and 81 35 for old Canada western.
E BARLEY, MALT - Quiet. Receipts j ,l54
bushels Fine market opened about-ic.
better, afterwards improved and the mar
ket closed dafet-at- yeSte rlay's quotations.
safes OF l46,0 bushels at Size. for inferior;
$50 soc. for shipping mixed Western afioat,
closing at the inside price, and SOC. do in
st9Es foG BBits st Tbe market
is more active and l@2c, better. Sales of
SO 600 bushels at 400 81. for Chicago, and
5l@55c. for milwaukee,. SIT IH9L
PETROLEUM-Quiet. Sales at 2613c. for
C ude and 4213@44c. in bond.
sPoRKy7IIeaYgn and dragging Salesflat
So SO9S 90 for new mess, closing at S32 so,
CASH COL UOG3l - IOf ola, ana ~ l0{d0U w
for prme; also 5000 barrels new mess,
October and November-the former buyers
option at SS3 407-the latter buyers option
on private terms t.g
- BEEF=Steady.a- Beef Hams nominal
CUT n @15c. fafsh6hlders; 1s@
20c. for Hams.
LARD-DulE at I6sztdI91lc. sFaFFF
BUTTER-Steady sat 20c IS - , ~
CHI Enthusiastically at l0IGlSc. ~ 3 . ~
tMoNEY-EaSy and steady at 495 per cent.
for call loans. Er. y-f.ff'ts9 tt,1fs-- ~ 4Gt r
d MISUNDERSTANDING firm and quiet at
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+. GoLD--A trifiei firmer, opening at I4456
declining to l44l4 and closing at l442S. tls -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shade better.
FREIGHTs-Tp Liverpool quiet 1854
STOCKS - Better. Fort Wayne al0gI ;
Rhode Island liz; Cleveland and Toledo
12212; Chicago and North Western prefer
red 6S1&; Reading l4654; - III udson, I2l34 !;
Erie 761a; New York Central 1919; Pacific
Mail 2l9; Western Union Telegraph $50 !;
90 coupons of '62 lll14; do. 90 1857, 1905
The Posts money article says the leading
rate of gold has varied from 1854 TO no in
tereSi.. Loans are obtained at A per cent.
on governments and per cent. on miscel-
laneous- securities, and on commercial
per at 5@57rper cent Stocks vauiet. Gov
ernments rather better, SwithEincreasing
demand. After the Board, N. Y. Central
lO75s, Cincinnati T5A, Hudson River l2l15,
Michigan Central icy Illinois Central
Rl12. Foreign exchange dull. = - -
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1aag GRIDLEY.S pod -
alt Rh1 cum and letter Ointment

VXYILL CURE SALT RHEIJNr. TET-
w tel, SeaId Head, Prairie and BARRIERS
Itch, Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches,
Ringworm, Iowa Digs, Army Itch, PIN
Scrofula, and all Diseases and Eruptions
on the Skin, when used in conjunction
with DR.. EAsTERLY's IODINE. AND SARsA--
PARIuLA, Which purif1es the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the OINTMENT
HEALS THE SORES, and thus speedy and
permanent Cure is effected. We advise
both to be used in.these complaints.
Iodine and Sarsaparilla II 90
per bottle. 4Sh
Price, ridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 75c per bottle:
Prepared and sold by DIR. E. Easterly d
Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
Missouri, and at their branch store, No. SO
Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by all druggists.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-26
ycincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.
FLoUR-Firm, with a fair trade demand
at full rates superfine Sl01l0>50; extra ST.
50Gl2 %, and family Sl2 50@o13 90.
WHEAT-Scarce and firm at 81 so for No.
l Red, and not much offering.
CoRN-Searce and ff1n' at zc@S0 for No.
l, being'a further advance. F@
OATS-45c and firm.
- RyE-Advanced to Sl6alg05s % q a p3g-aea
gsWHIsKY---Firm and in good demand at
SS3e in bond. f,<seg - @i.lgfFse ~
rPRoyISIoNs-Quiet and unchanged, ex-
cePting Mess Pork, which declined to S32.
LARD-Dull at 1Sc. 49, -
BUTTER-Dun at 26c@2s.' q h97i7 ~ ''hf
CHEESE-I7c.
d. rGOLD-14312. -eat,rts "a ~, 3 ee.yif-tff 81 =
Raining all day, but not heavy. Barom-
eter slowly falling 1919