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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

THE ACTS OF THE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, are inst
published in pamphlet form and can be had of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
LOG Camp street.
THOS. L. WHITE,
log Canal street,
JAS. A. GRESHAM, .
% Camp street.
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
60 Canal stteet
F. KELLER,
81 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

In New York August s, 1856 by Rev. VIM. A Scott, D
D, Mr., G. W KIDD to Mrs, H. s. BENEDIcr (uge Bat
teIle) both Of New Orleans
On the l4th Inst in Jefferson City by the Rev Fahe
EeIog, Mr. JEROME j. o'sULLTvAN 81 Nav orleans
20 Miss MARYE E. KILLEEN, of Jefferson City No cards
August "a, 1856 by the Rev. wm. A. Hail. JAMES d.
EDWARDS, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH HANER, both d
this city, ..,z ... -@z-. -=.=-..
In Jefferson, Texas Wednesday evening Juy 25th by
the Rev W. G. Dunlap, Mr.. JOHN r. JUDEN, of New o.
leans to Miss RACHEL NJ CAMPBELL daughter of judy,
J.. w. Campbell, Of the former place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

NEw ORLEANS Aug. 1G, 1865.
James Guthrie No 20 Camp straet, New OreunB Agen
GLOBE Mutual Lille Insurance Co, Ne York;
Dear Sr have this day received the check Of the Globe
mutual Lie insurance Company, Sew York fur the paymen
in full Qfthe policy for t5JO Teu Thousand Dollars taer
out with not quits by my deceased brother
alt nulhonde The prompuess Of payment without de
iGy trouble or expense is highly gratifying and stamps th
Company which yon repre- cn us sound and thoroughly
liable institution Thanking you for your assistance IN m
matter, am yours truly, JOHN DOLuONDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

The Montgo merry Mail of the 17th says the
army wcrm is devastating the cotton fields to
an alarming extent in that vicinity. That pa-
per is informed, by gentleman from the
country, that he has fully expected to make
three hundred bales but since the appear
once of the worm ON his plantation, he would
be satisfied with one hundred. This must be
sad news for the people of Alabama.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

The Houston Journal says the attention of
the city authorities and the press has been
called to the fact of a schoolmarm, from the
far off land of sunrise and wooden nutmegs,
being caught playing game of cards in that
city with two gentlemen of sable complexion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

The authorities of Mobile have a number
Of men hard at work with spades, shoyels and
vehicles, energetieally cleaning the streets
and otherwise preparing to check the advance
of the chnlera
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20. 1850.
NOTICE

We publish today the regulations issued by
The commissioner of internal revenue, in refer
ence to the tax on cotton. The tax is q very
zriquitous one but as we are obliged to pay
it it becomes the duty Of planters, factors,
and aii others interested, tostudy and conform
to the rules laid down for their guidance,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

We learn from our new contemporary L.
Ageair, that hepress Of the parishes through
sout the State is unanimous in approving the
firm conduct Of Mayor MonRoadnring the late
disturbance and censuring the course Of Gov
--ssae,-,y,v Wells AsN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

Tidmarsh, the ilrepressible, caused an
attachment to be served, in Memphis, few
days ago, on the circus company for which he
has been acting as hummer, for salaries and
monies coming to him from various benefits
which had not been handed over. The circus
gave security and went on its way rejoicing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

pI.A1fse FANTASTIC TREcKs Captain a. S,
Craig, Of Tie ffeedmens bmeau1at Brenham,
Texas, fined 1ir 11oGmH Of the Brenham
Banner. two hundred dollars on account of
editorials rea ascting On the bureau and its em-
ployes. Nj. lAloGaty very properly refused
.ta.pav.t,e tine and has been subsequently
arrested and eonfn ed for q repetition 81 the
g pHenses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

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FRONTING THE BAY,
THE MOST PLEASANT LOCATION ON THE COAST
'sBacheIOr Home"
Boat at all times ready for guests go Fishing Shell
Bank free Of charge Board and Lodging day, 50 50
J. II. RINEHART,
Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

Petroleum Stores
MORE TESTIMONIALS
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satisfied that it will do all that is claimed for IN your
circular.
1t simple in ructon CLEANLY perfectly safe and
easily managed The heat is intense and uniform and be
applied any kndof cooking hework being better
by any ordinary Cooking Stove and at LESS EXPENSE.
FRANK GARDNER, late Mai Gen G. ), Al.
q Prytanla street
JAMES GUTHRIE, 597 Magazine street.
II. BEEBE, Claiborne street, Canal.
]. VAN WINCKLE, corner Canal and Roman
T. DROUET, Greatmen and Bagatele
F. BERGER, 1868 Bourbon street
JOS. HEMENEs, q Annette street.
The Reasons EENy
EVERYBODY USES
RBD JACKET BTTrmRS.
BECAUSE:
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
They STRENGTHEN and IEyIGoRATE the SYSTEM.
They GIVE GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE.
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They are a PREVENTATIVE Of FEVER and AGUE.
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
They keep of the BLUES.
They are INVALUABLE to the LADIES.
They are Of great BENEFIT to CHILDREN.
They are INDISPENSABLE in every HOUSEHOLD.
They are always UP TO STANDARD.
They are INDoRsED by PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS,
They are kept by all GRoCERs, DRUGGISTS and
DEALERS,
JNO. W. NORRIS & CO.,
50 Canal street. Wholesale Agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

H
TEE PHIL ADELPHIA CONVENTION Our spe
eials from Philadelph during the sitting Of th,
convention were SO full and complete that
they covered "a connection with the regular
dispatches Of the Associated Press, everything
Of especial interest in the proceedings W.
do not deem il necessary to repeat them, bui
only to give some few items not already trans,
mitted by telegraph
The proceedings were opened by PRAYER
from tho Rev. nj. Hollingster of Tennessee.
,ss Mr.. Yallandigham,s letter, consenting to
withdraw from the convention, asserts his
hight ID be present but states that he Yields
ssshia own deliberate convictions Of duty and
right To the wishes Of his friends We here
express our opinion that Mr.. Vallandigham
ought to have claimed his seat in the conyeil-
lion, IS Representative Of ., respectable
party il the North, and that it was weakness,
il not soWardice, on the part Of his friends to
sgilsise himto abandon his claim. szTg
AIr Ferry of South Carolina, offered q reso-
luton which was not transmitted by telegraph
1T Mi, eject, that the declarationso of prinei-.
ples Eos ~ made By the convention Should be.
printed, and submitted to the members, 80
that they could eonsid it before voting On
its adoption Thereport says
Hs did moi expect Inc convention to adopt any
resolution or platform iudorsng his opinions or
the opinions Of the Democratic partys to which be
selopgeds Mr.. Perry asIs dtthst nothing would
a d putin Tile platfefm to which conservative
nd UnionloViBg Elelaeorat could not Fsnbscribe.
yas Some cheers aud inteFFuptions.) a
He kpsw the sentiments Of the sDe enlocratie
pstrty, and Ke believed that if ever there was
pssrty in the cauntfss il was it.
Here the aUhEeniieR mani Tested n0nTc pliance
by cries pf question, question: and under
another point Of order tie chairman decided that
there ssas ncthiug bsiqre the convention for it's
X action.
The report further say A
n Air. Rabacks sof Cenne tieut, also presented an
aadreas III the people of New England, prepared
asbs the members Of the louisiana Mississippi aud
Missouri delegations who were born in New Eng
3land which was also referred 10 tie committee
gon resolutions
The convention then adjourned to next
Nay.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
Factors ana Traders,

INSURANCE. ooH4PANx.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20


The Mexican Times teens with accounts oi
depredations BY robbers and banditti, who,
though few Ia number, are audacious in the
extreme. A notorious chief among these out
laws was lately captured by fsthe insurgents, Z
. beheaded, and his body suspended from tree
by the feet A party Of marauders had made
& their appearance on the interior declfyity Of
4. the mountains enelo sing the valley of Mexico
and had advanced within few leagues Of the
capital $50 horse, and 400 other troops were
Immediately dispatched in pursuit Of them.
aas E s-------=------i
THAMES He are under obligations to the
officers Of the 1Iittie Stephens for the Alexan-
Eria Democratic Of the 18th and the Shreveport
News of the 14th.
We are indebted to the officers Of the
steamer Fashion for late up-river fayors.
Our thanks are rendered 70 the officers Of
the Southern Express Company for various
Z acceptable favors.
3 The officers Of the steamer Matagorda have
sent us package containing the latest Texas
Journals, for which we feel duly grateful.
Purser Magma, of the fine steamer George
Washington viii accept our thanks for d New
York Weekly Herald and Weekly News Of
the 1Ith inst.
Our thanks are due Messrs. Wharton &
Sandoliff, agents Of the Mexican Times. for a
number Of that paper Of the 23d ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

The material of the BooK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated FOundes comprises all the Modern Improve
monts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-19
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ia private
letter from the Inspector of Customs at
GAINESVILLE, Texas, says the 1ISth col
ored infantry and Col. Davis took all
skiffs in his charge, crossed and cap
tured Bagdad. They then began plum
dering the place and killing the people.
The scene was indescrible, negoes
shot men down for refusing to give up
their money. A letter from Brazos of
the 9TH inst, to the Times says, Bagiad
was captured on the morning Of the 9Th.
The attacking party consisted of sixty
men. They captured nearly three
hundred prisoners, half of which turn
ed Liberal and formed garrison of the
town, the attacking party disappearing.
The Liberal loss WINS four killed and
was eleven killed and twenty-seven
wounded. General Crawford and Es-
cabedo, on receipt of the intelligence,
started tor Bagdad. General Weitzel
ordered Col. Hall, assistant revenue
officer, not to allow any one to cross
until the arrival of Escabedo. General
Crawford arrived in advance of Esca-
bedo and assumed command, but when
the latter arrived Crawford was COM
PEELED to relinquish all authority. Upon
assuming command Escabedo request
ed of Gen. WeitZel two hundred men
to preserve order, which was agreed to,
and the men were ordered down. The
French corvette shelled the town on the
9Th all day without damage. Colonel
Mejia, Escabedo's post commander, has
only about a dozen reliable men in
Bagdad the rest have Joined Crawford
who has them on board n steamer tied
up to the bank at Bagdad.
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New Yora aIarl.et.
-. - INV YoRK. Jan. rs.


Cotton-QuIet and steady at alG52 Flour
Irregular, unsettled and sc lower; S09S co
hoop Ohio; s S0Gl0 s. trade brands market
cising quiet. WhISky-Dun- Wheat-State
and western dull, and In 6erlor grades
10 lower I 1891 50 for amber Michigan;
small lots do reported at IS. western about
previous priceS Rye-Quiet; Bariey-Dul.
Barley Malt-Quiet Comic lower for In
feFiorwhite; choice parcels steadys S2d9S4 for
unSdund; SS6S9s{ for sound middling western
In store and delivered. Oats-Dun and de
eidedly lower; sales AZ 40845 for unsound: 81
95s forsound western wool-DuIl. Petro-
leum-Qufet: 81 for crude: 50 for refined In
bond. Codee-Steady; 12al3 for Cuba; lI1f5
IA for Havana. MoEaSseS-Unehanged; Porto
Rico 50; New Orleans 9aS1 % Pork-opened
heavy and lower. closing with more nrnneszs;
50 259S0 50 for new mes, closing 50 20 regular
way: 50 621S9O for old do, closing Mt ~ 20
regular way; 81 for prime . 5o9s4 for prime
mess also $500 bbks for. January, FEBRUARY
and March, sellers and buyers option. Beef
Steady; 1690 fornew plain mess H@2I 80
for new extra mes Beef HamS-Good de
mAnd; 20 for western. Cut Meats-Steady;
l5346l75S for shoulders. Bacon-In moderate
request; lB for short ribbed for February.
CheesADun At l29lS.
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spirIt OF the stock Market.

NEW. YORK Jan. rlS.-The CONNER
cial says:
-and at the morning board prices took a
downward turn, Speculations for n
raise lack support of spectators not
loaded with stocks, and find that opera
tons for fall best suit the temper of
the market, The operations this morn
movement of some strength The mis-
cellaneous list sympathizes with the
prevailing dizziness, prices being gener-
ally lower; after the board prices show
ed more strength, and on some OF
them there was a slight recovery in
prices. Governments are quiet, and
there is q steady investment demand
from the public for 1905, notwith-
standing the strong efforts of a morning
contemporary to produce heimpression
that the Secretary of the Treasury has
no idea of attempting the conversion of
those securities before maturity. State
ments upon this point from parties pro-
tossing 70 be officially inspired, are so
diversified that they kill each other and
leave the public to operate in the dark
as to the future value of $3.50, 0O0, 600 of
this class Of securities. The public
however still want them, and are buy
ing them at steadily advancing prices:
the first series rose e and the third
series ~. Gold interest bonds are dull
and barely hold five. Loans are offered
in large amounts at 81, even per cent.
in the anxiety to find temporary ems
ployment for large idle capital, but the
regular street demand is supplied most
/ ly at 6 per cent, excepting on Govern
ment collateral on which the rate is
generally 8 per cent. Gold has taken a
| slight downward turn, partly owing to
a accusation of the demand for covering
short loans, and partly from reports
that the adoption of the clause in the
new loan bill, authorizing a foreign
loan, will be strongly urged upon Con-
gress, and there Is some prospect of its
being passed into a law. The price
fluetuated during this morning between
1898 and 1895.
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NEW York, Jan. lSth.-In the case
of John a. McLabe against Horace II.
whitney. the court this morning non
suited the plaintiff, holding that the ar
ticIe complained OF was 70 be produced
before grand jury, and the evidences
of White, before the grand jury, sub
stantiaIIy agree with the settlement
The Judge gave the defendant extra al
IoWanee of $3.50.
It is stated that Ben Butler reply 70
GENT Grant, is nearly finished, and
viii soon appear with the imprint OF q
New York publishing house
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CINCINNATI, Jan. ls-The Intefna-
tional Building on Sycamore street,
between Third and Fourth, occupied by
the Government for offices, was consid-
erably damaged In ths4th and 5th sto-
ries last night by IRE. The building
contained a large quantity of valuable
books and papers belonging to the gov
eminent, which were saved The loss
TO the building not ascertained.z
The steamer Sherman sank near Pa
dncah on Tuesday last, with a cargo
valued at $40, Goo, which was mostly
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Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-P1atte county,
Missouri, has brought a suit against
with the view. of eanceIIingn mortgage
executed by the Weston and Atchtson
and Atchfson and ST. Joseph Railroad
Companies In favor of Wm. G. Wit
more and John A. Stewart, of New
York. as trustees, to secure an issue OF
bonds amounting to S120,0OO, which
bonds It is alleged have been fraudu-
lently executed.
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NEW York, Jan. ls.-The Posts
Washington special says: The Ways
and Means Committee arrived at no
conclusion this morning upon the loan
bill. They held an interview with Sec
rotary McCnllugh. It is generally be
ieVed in Washington that IL will be
adopted.
constitutional amendment forTeference
to the joint Committee on Reconstruc-
ton. There Is little doubt that the first
report ofthe Reconstruction Committee
will make a proposition for an amend
ment to the constitution.
The Herald's Washington special
says Gen. Granger is about to resign.
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New York Money and stock Market

Money and Cold Money easyat per cent.
Sterling xchange-Dulla at I0S549l09- Cold
Government Stoclks-Quiets U S. @, $50
coupons %. los; do. -. loo, do 81, registered.
l0i: u, 8 IS; l0-f0s, registered 9as35I; Treasury
Notes, 3-lOth, I'd series, %. 7,.t-.
Freights-To Liverpool qnlet and steady.
Stocks-HeaSyf ManpoSa Il, New York
Central 331k; ETie sg5E; Reading l0g5S; Mich
ignn Southern 6TJs: Pittsburgh 7S3s: North
western preferred 565{s Rock Island l0l5$;
Fort Wayne 9sS; Alton preferred l03.
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RALEIoH, N. C., Jan. 1s.-The Legis-
Iature met to-day at the call OF Gov.
Worth. There was n quorum in the
Senate, but none in the House.. The
Governors message Will probably be
sent in tomorrow. ss2s
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NEW York, Jan. 1s.-CoIonel Henry
@. McJudah, OF the United States army,
died at Plattsburg In this State on
The Continental sailed yesterday for
Washington Territory with one hun
dred and thirty-five passengers, seven
ty-five of whom were women for wives
of settlers in that territory. 1t was ex-
pected that much larger number
would have gone. Mr.. MERGERS enter
prise is failure.
The HeraId's special says the Column
bian commission met on Monday and
Tuesday and disposed of some fifIy
more cases, Colonel BiddIe for the UNI
ted States and General Salzer, of Co
lumbia being present. The cases dis
posed of We're those which were unrep-
resented, except by Ex-Judge Dean, OF
New York, who WAS appointed to ex-
anime them and who finding no proofs
dismissed a large number. There are
only about thirty cases remaining and
these are the most important ones.
The case growing out of old columb ian
bonds, represented by s. g. Cox and
John Sherwood, OF New York, was
postponed until Monday week when
determination meets again.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. ls.-The Uuion eau
Gus held at Columbus last night, nomi-
mated John Sherman for Senator. The
ballot stood as follows: Sherman, 49,
Schenck, Is; Bingham, l3.r
The Legislature meets in convention
for election TODAY.
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baltimore Market.

".-'-ITTI5 bALIIMORE, Jan. IS,
Flour dun and unsettled. Wheat scarce and
high grades In demand; . SOAP % for white.
Corn active; S0SSl for yellow; % f6rwhite,
active Whisky firIn; salesat IS
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mining stocks.

New YORK, Jan. IS.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as folIowss .
Copper Falls aG3k; Minnesota -; Hancock
IS5{i Franklin S51z; Quincy ia; Bay State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-19

SPARKERsBURe, w Va, Jan Is-The
oil refinery OF Geo. ID. WeIIes g Co.,
was destroyed by fire to-day at -I:2O p.
m. The building contained 500 barrels
Of refined oil. Loss 10000. The fire
was calsed by the bursting of the still
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TERRE HAUTE, IND, Jan. 1s.-Hon,
John e.. Davis, long a member of Con-
gress from this district, died here this
morningof appople1y.
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WAsHIsaroN, Jan. 1s.-The colored
men,, representing large numbers of
colored citizens North and South, and
in the District of Columbia, being au-
thorized TO speak, publish acard to-day
addressed TO the members of Congress
respectfully submitting that in the is
sue now pending before Congress, for
the extension OF the Franchise, the ac-
tion should be based on the idea that
their case of right be no privileged
class before the law in q Republican
Government, and they Seriously and
most earnestly object to any discrimi-
nation in such qualification on account
of color, because 70 do SO would be in
vidiously affecting them, and exposing
them to a similar class of legislation
throughout the land, and thus make Us
liable to the greatest injustice. They
want the bill to affect alike all loyal
citizens in the District of ColumbiA.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.@The galleries
of the House were densely crowded
during the session to-day, and owing 10
the pressure many persons were unable
to gain admission. The cOlored popu-
lation were present in large numbers:
every one, white and black, taking
great interest in the subject of the dis
cussion, viz: Extension of the elective
franchise in the District of Columbia
The vote on the passage of the bill was
much lnrger than even its most SAN
guine friends anticipated, and when the
result was announced the applause on
the floor in the galleries was almost
deafening. The bill which passed the
House has yet to be acted upon in the
Senate in comforting suffrage without
other qualifications than has heretofore
been applied to whites. The Senate in
extra session confirmed the following
nominations: Robert B. Van Valken-
berry, of New York, to be minister resi-
dent of the United States, Japan vice
@. NJ. Depew resigned. Earl Bill to. be
u. s. marshal for northern district of
Idaho; Martin T. Rider to be U. s.
marshal for West Tennessee -James
HAYWOOD to be q. S. marshal for south
district of Idaho.
Representative BtdwelI introduced a
bill granting lands to aid in construct
ing n railroad and telegraph from the
Central Pacific railroad in California to
Portland, Oregon, and which will pro-
baby soon be fayorably reported on by
the select committee ON the Pacific
railroad. Bill also authorizes the Pu-
get Sound and Columbia river railroad
to construct road to unite with others
on the Pacific coast-usual grants of
lands and other privileges are conferred.
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NEW YoKK, Jan. 1a-Gold opened at
1893, and closed at 13s1<,
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EloR LADIES AND CHILDREN, A LOT
u still on hands. IS low In price as IS eentsat
Janl0 y. NICOLb q BRO
TADIEs' MERIEo VESTS AND DRAW
/ 4 ers, a nice aFtIeIe received at the variety
'j janiS D. NIcoLL BRO.
900 SAUSAGE CASINOS.
10 KEGS JUsTrRECEIVED. AND FOR
deo5
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They have been thoroughly and successfully
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