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, 1866-09-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
l[spocial DcsPs.ch to tho Chicago 1fn9ne.l ;
WAsHUxorcx, Sept. I.

tfspodA DesPa,eh to tho Chicago nnane.l
WAsHEsorcu> Sept. I.
nrruxHcuxxxT AAp AETokN.
Senator Williams and General sehcnek, of The
Eognt Congressional Committee on Ratrenohment
and Retpim, have been In The city making arrange
meuts to fnvestiattc the operation and regulations
# The Treasury Department in regard 10 cotton.
md ,ho general system of cotton agencies, with
x,r,ouA ether transactions ~ may seem to require
Il Af,er making preliminary, arrangements, they
,dtnurncd oyer uuln aYter the fall election. Wnon
+he whole committee will be here and enter upon
thr discharge Of The dntles assigned aaena, pte
narstory 10 making their report early n aae ne1'
session Of Congress-. --,,~ -. -
Reporsp received 1t ths Freedmen's baseAu ron
Assistant Superintendents throughout me aesefal
counties Of Vlrgtnia, show that N most aasu'ets
the Freedmen are Industrious and eontented+ ana
.,".r,x ,1l Of Them selfsupporting. No eomplatnts
- made of abuses By employers, and IN Improved
fse,}nn between the whites and blacks Is nosed N
cverv SECTION. The opposition to The education Of
Freeamcu Is decreasing, and the nnmoef o.
schools and pupils arc On the increase no spee,M
cose. OF outrage are anywhere fepot1ea' u a4s
sonntv of York The, Freedmen, to the number OF
q nD0. arc mntnly located upon nsms eaannsoeo
~ Tho Government, hut now restored 10 tne
owners from wlom they were eonaseatoo, wiso
the stipulation tna1 Inc M aotosu eAeuu oaso ''4
disturbed occupancy until the hfBt OF 3anaaly.
AsN1o ron HoNE.
There ia land claniior among the Coppethcads
for the dccarltauon ol aaolnes oa'c'"! neae* %aa
Of Judge Otto. Assistant Secretary Of the In
terjor. -,
: fuai.o pkhF stA1EaIst.
The August statement OF 1he fooucd dens VIII pt
ready for publication On Monday. ~,
Ass1cwrn m n1rrY
,...-.,1o r5xr,-a. enro.or T1r,te;
bfeset eolone' O. a. 1u"a1es' so's.oa 49, 49,
States Army, has been assigned 70 any a. en,c
, 1866-09-02
FROM NEW YORK.


Sailing Of the Hawaiian Queen-Ship-
ment Of Government Bonds-The
: Nahsau Bank Robbery-Fcnlnn Pr1a-
oncrs Dfschntged-Trinl Of Express
NEW YoRK, September 1.---Queen Emmn, Of tue
Sandwich Islands, slartcd for home to-day, cha
Aspiawnlt and San Francisco. .
Tha STEAMERS Araco and City OF Paris took out
1o-daJ about =, ,ooo;00o in Government bonds.
The P,esident Of tho Nasaan Hank, In card,
staies ttht the paying teller Bsiggs' detalcatIon
auount to $1e1 Pa, hut owing 70 The securities,
The aatllus Of the bank Is over 500, 600.
Tho Phneer steamer Of The Pacific Mall Steam.
ship Company line,to China 1eavea this port the
first Of October next
Tho FlnIan General 8. P. Spear, Of this city,
has receited official notification from Washington
thnt crdcs have been Issued to the Omitted States
yFosequsfu all Indictments pending against The
EcliAls L that district =.
The tria Of tho Adams Express robbers at Dan:
burg, Con!., has been put of until Tuesday ne1t.
The TorkAs up Of the casc againss the depreda.
Pinke1to3 Of Chicago, and his detectives.
, 1866-09-02

by Spain OF the War
FL 1s{S:sR Fe1u-and dCt11lf-Auulvcfsxrv
: ofPerugtnn ndependence-Nnval Dill.
aeultJ, etc.s etc. = - -
MT TORE. September Ia H.F1ld Valparaiso
correspondent says tha news Of tue abandonment
Of thdwar by Spain has been received, but peaee
WIS MT e1peaed immediately. AZ iswas tho fnten-
ton q the allied Republics 10 mako rctalsatory
war Hon Spain and hcr commerce.
Ihefsth Of July, the anniversary Of Peruvian
iudephdence, vas celebrated in grand Style On
boafd!he newly arrived teonelads uenscar and
1Idtphdenci1, Admiral Tucker, tho ex-Contede-
rese. Tho bad been placed In Charge Of The Peru
yian 4vy, ts still stoutly opposed By Admiral
eo1npk with any observance Of Tucker's orders. i
It incpogtsd thai the bauks hare agreed to loan
the Government 50, 1000. The importatona
81, 1,W51l, being mnch less than those from Eng
lnnd and other European and South American na-
tons. Business Mas dull. :.
, 1866-09-02

ens .verc prevented from tnn!cung Ii, suvusc.t
punishment upon tho Offenders. -.
General Logan, JudRo Aonlton, Colonel ALL
son md judge Mssill, Of ofDnhnque, wsTe escorted
to The speakers stand from the fesidanca Of Hon.
public and splendid hand Of music, to Tho boom
Ing Of she twelse.ponnde5. ueae.a1 Grant. ,The
stand vas beautifully decorated with colors,
two hours and hall, and the whole audfene5 ms
carried away with the widest enthusiasm. Cheer
aes cheer frnt tho alr for Grant, Logzr, Oslesby,
akd the gallant soldiers. Of the HepnblIc. Tho
meeting was grand auccess, and worthy the
hone of General Grant
.Put dorm old 10 Davfess for one tbonsand
majority for the Union md againat traitors.
Hon. 5. ". Moulton speaks at The Court Horse
fhfr
, 1866-09-02

Considering that the Louisville Journal is a
great foe of universal suffrage, the following
prediction is significant, to SAY the least: We
quote: - ~. :
''The shouts FIR JEFF. Davis Lee, &C..
which have been heard ut many gathering
In Kentucky during the lato canvass, which
were heard ut the Court House, In Louis
vile, on Friday night last, and again, bots
tcrously, for Lee and. johnson, :at Fest Hall
Louisville after the bura1l triumph on Mon
day, following the riot In Memphis and the
late riot In New Orleans, will; In NIL human
probability, lead to traln OF events that
will establish negro suffrage throughout the
whole Southern States within two years and
a half or three years ut the furthcst." B..
, 1866-09-02

Ncpubltcan Conventtoo-mass NIcctIuQ
-Sreech By Hon. Hiram Price. :

NEfAVAAEA44 %VAAt E44k&Vk4-4tAN4N u&ENk$,NX
Speech By Hon. Hiram Price.
Especial Despatehs to the Chicago Tribune.]
'MuacAExz, Iowa, September I.
Tho dtst gun Of Tho campaign In tho Radical
Second District was drcd to-day Ia this city. The
Republican Comfy Convention to nominate eau.
didalea Tor Clotk md Recorder snnt 1t tho Court
Housc, 1t ten o'clock. Tho delegates promptly
did their business, nominating John ". Jayus ior
Clerk and Y. u. Kennedy Tor Recorder hoth
slsaight ont Radicals, wlo h&ye fought and suf-
fered for the uuloT in tho AEmJ.
AftcI the Conycntiou 4 souslng mass meeting
wAa held IN tho public SQUARE. Hon. Hiram PsIco,
representative ii congress, and candidate foA1e.
election. made speech some Two hours in 1en2th
to vast crowd ofpeoplc,, who, nlwaye terribly ID
earnest, Were made doubly eHthuaIastIc By tha
burning words Of Tho orator. Ar. FFtce reviewed
tho conrse Of A. Johnson, and Of Congress-. chow
ana he county ot Ats Ae idsncy; ais rs.poasloil.
Tho South hls crimo IN hiling 70 make treason
odIoua, aid in hoonobbing w!.h leading traitors,
who, but for hlrn wonld have been eIt1ed Or hung
long ago. II was = nne, tesy PHILIPPE, md
Hi. Eicc's review Of the action Of CunSress, not
op1T- upon tha question Of Eeeonattaeuoa, hut
, 1866-09-02

.rds. To maintain The principH =, of tbclr o,t,,,,
party, In which alono eal.tJ can b found for tho
country and to r.; sna " " present e III psopls
o. tSe 1.s afotesaid coasc %ca e1
naers, LegF19dp g u pi b{'niGlo !. y: Monroe, ". q.
The bJington penf ,crac1 will NAG tsrrtb1e IN
road. oa Is fgssd eket q Kanesfoes md Cop.
pethcads Weieo n,Sn M@ nade several woeks ago.
EAmic death,oSd 'sccno OF Frcsident Lincoln, wss
1nohbed sa9sne yTa9d, Kcoknf County, BY COM
Work wss Commenced today In this plsee On
The 1oTR sbte Asena1 and AdjltAnt Generals
ofnfc, for which IN appropriation Of $4,000 was
rqa1e r. :Ae 1ec1slatnfc- The fnIllal ceremonies
wc1e gupeffntended by Architect Boytngton, Of
Tnur EakY. md AdfutAnt Geuerrl Baker.
, 1866-09-02
sufcstlo Of. u Lady,.

:, cuc1sxA11,. September 1:-Ms. Hon1T Ts,n1. 4oss.
e. s oppoats ~, 11s5; 55;,nar dsa. oG md
before hsrseif In tho Ohio River. Shs was I
dfoWpe an& cstin,able ladt, Of middle hyo. ana
ss5Tsa ssP tSs :4 e" f.;
no umc oa might garments, shoes, and SHAWL
clad only n ~ covered last evening. -.
I1S %e nod rss de-, hs Rom cholera occurred se'''s
, 1866-09-02

Deaths from Drinking Unuho1csoule
Waer Contributions for fhe Poor OF
Alabama. -
81: .Qu1Nur, Ill, Septenber l.:
tteey L water M rom m ioT, marshy plaza, and died
IN a iev hours afterwards from tho effects OF The
unwhdcaome. poisonous water. '>.
A litter from Governor Patton, Of Alabama,
dated Montgomery, August 10th, acknowledges
the gtand receipt Of el8 sacks Of good white corn
fo- brad, from Quincy, H.; fsom Hannibal, 1aS
sacks cf the same; from tho ladies .of Palmyra.
S601 Is, from tho ladies' In Buren Township, Ms
Hon County. Mo-, $esa, %; and alao collected By
the Ladies Association for The relief Of the Sonth-
e1n Orphans Of Alabama, g, ,M. n couclnsion,
Governor Patton eays: God bless the good PEG;
pie oFshe Northweft. The poor and needy will
never tprget them" =. :. -
, 1866-09-02

NJ oaAsSs X ssRtSn :, ANAL !a e1tent r.
@ ba: % sooa Il no @qnsli So d ~ ~. utm tb .oa:h u IL
soath b the wo!a. Il partial, ~ IL o,S,Ts, arc
arc direction md drenchins raj ~
goneta1ly complained Of. ~ .:'
, 1866-09-02
Who Captured the mattoon Counter
,.,.' q fctter4 ,":. :
h.. CHAHPAI9H, Ill, August g, 1866: :.


cAA4FA1oH, Ill, August e, 1866: -.
Editors Chicago Ts!bune:
Tonr "spccial despatch Of August 97th. from
.Mattoon, In reference toithc. arrest OF counter
iotters, does great Injustice to j. r, Rttsnhouae
ofthis city. deputy United States MaEshal. four
to <be same matter, enhodes The substantial facts
IN the csse: That despatch was dictated by
a. Ezekiel Phillips" to your reporter. In the pfes-
enee Of Deputy Marshal Matheny-Jnsty award.
ing the credit Of ths arrest 70 J; r Rittenhonse,
while tho M1ttoon despatch. without any rcspon-
.slbla mama, cu1ogises Ezekiel Phillips as the
hsro Of ,hs tIanaast,on H. Msnh9ase 2' M asrest
May last, and nnding upon him tho Tools and naa-
tcr1ais Of The felon, he has lccn watching HIN
him through Missouri. kAnsas and Nebraska At 4
cost Of several hundred dollars. Mr. Rittenhonse
communicated to Ezekiel Phillips oil the inior-
nation upon which he acted. and II Is grossly un-
inst In Mr. Phillips 10 attempt. anonymously or
otherwise, to obtain credit for masking an arrest
where the case had been "workcd np". BY
ano,her, and tn which he only participated ~ IN
assistant called IN for tie occasion. J. -.
. Respectfully, b, s. CuANuA1L.
, 1866-09-02
rhe Properly Of Henry Al Wise to Do

Tho Property Of Henry Al Wise to Do
Restored.
Forrnxss Mosnox, septembet la nsphewx px o. y
the rtbei General a.,1sd ;th ss nse o1st o
mosnnHs; ,n1 s.nrsa1 1 scho6eid, comnand!ng tho p.
natmen to recover III d. property th3t fo'd a~ %
! P sseaFSSSs q Ss e Ma
ne,ng os11 srs smount of furniture and household
9aSc VA ffeua and theis
aespoed Il p nast aga f.;oT sioF.a hsfs
oaoa: ~ S:,,a IT. orss 70 ae e1Go7
, 1866-09-02
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR:

THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
Political Speeches at Can.
audaigua, Rochester and
Niagara Falls. + !
They Remain at Niagara
! Over Sunday. !,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Re-
!. ceipts for the Pres
ent Fiscal Year <:
s67, ,822, ,449.. !
: Satisfactory Report on
: Freedmen's Affairs
T. in Virginia.
!: !: FROM EUROPE.
+ + E Cable News Up to Last
q q \ Evening:
e e Shipment Of Specie from Liver
: pool for Boston,
= Correspondence Between
:. Napoleon s:ys:: Ci:tor
>, Emanuel,
!: !: !: FROM: PHILADELPHIA.
=. IT. Cordial Welcome to the South
u q EN- Loyalists.
90 =.
,o Speeches by Governors Hamilton
c. F. and Brown1ow, and Hon. ]. T.
y. m :. Durant, Of" New Orleans.
to m Letter from Henry Ward Bcecher tt
Tue MAuaEefb VI tue Clefe4Auu
a. Convention. e.
T.,
IT.
=: :: ROUsING REPUBLICAN GATHER
L L ING At GAlEhA.
r: r: E General Logan on Genera
nd =: Grants Position.
3Tn
di.
ets, THE FIRST GUN OF THE CAM
hey i: PAIGN.
my
may
rid.
:: T. T.; !; The Republicans Garry Galena t
e r !; :; Thirteen u. Majority: J.. !;
hn @.>:;, --.--. =: = = : :
crn- - - -'-~ 80 p !
, h. ---r~UxuIvc ErTNYIT1N
, 1866-09-02
;; Mem advertisements.

n SCIefVkNs8- Advefxlstu3 Agency, 51
Dearborn street,, IL sauthorizeA:xe receive
Advertisements for tho Tribune, and all
the leading papers throughout the Unitcd
Reaspa zn1 Gnnxda.' ..
, 1866-09-02

Republican Victory In 10 Dar1ess
County.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
... GA1xaA, September /.
4 epiritnd election was held In the East Galena
Township today Robson, the RadIcar-G Grant
candidate. was elected over the coppeshesd-John-
It IL strong Copperhcad town, and waa carried
last sprmg 81 the Coppe1heads BY thirty majority.
A. this toWnahip ts tho residence Of General
against Johnson-C -Coppethead, tho election has
, 1866-09-02

,,ea oy tho Secretary, last nigh, eleven o'clock,
attended by Surgeon General Barnes, called At tne
boute Of Tho sudeser, and On parting Told 10
youth when hc recovered TO wstte Mn . 1ess"fs
and he might be Of uao ID. him.
, 1866-09-02

Illness Of Unitc3 States senator s.as:
NEW Youx, September Limited Stat rrons-
tor Wrttht nom New Jersey, u lying dsu4, = -.
II nj 1t GpfHaik, Conn Hi long klfpess ~.
Taneed ago mAke hia recovery almost hope!as&~
, 1866-09-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

Ths undersigned hare this day formed eopartner
ship In tho Millinery and UressanktnE husness under
thenrm namc Of FRANCIS PRIOR, -
Chicago, Sept. L 1856. ''s'~ sARAM FRI0R. 49,
, 1866-09-02

DR..::LIG:H:T:HILL
Can daily b consu1sed It the SHERMAN HOUSE on
DEArNEss, DISCHARGES FROM THE KAR,cA-
TARRH, BRONCHITIS. and Dsseases Of tbs EYE
EAR, THROAT AND luEGa =; l."

NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS received .by Dr..
1lshlain from parties Of the highest respectahiity,
who hare been eured BY yh,m oi either Of tho above
mined d11eascs, can b scen at his on1ee. =
omce hou1s nom :. m. 10 4p.m, -.
, 1866-09-02
In the Spring Of the Year, and during
:, tha Warm Weather, =. ::
Alternative, or Blood Purifier;

Has ever before bscu placed within tho
rench Of invalsda. Indeed, 1t Is u entirely NEw
and sc1Es1u1c eomDsaatton. nd u 70 1espeetse.:
seubltns anything hitherto emplo1ed- - .A..,.
s1he;oplnton ofmadiea1 mea concerning Il, The ~
seFtpaon of il chemical character, ths.penttc ,ai
manner Of usc. etc. ase given IN aelrcnar which eaa
ne had At tho store Of snJ and m aseiaa pzagsts
-t----..-. -'..--.- - -.
FOR SALE IN.
, 1866-09-02

= %: ii II ss-:t.7@-. sVE =
: - - ~, .a.tt ,,s::.*:I.~:"'1 l:5s91>*
= -' :;:.-s:.-: :=,ss::'. oss:S 7:
, 1866-09-02

ArHuHH, New fofk+ September 1.-ye.,,ra,1
oa 9 NC ;Ss sso ot ihe se party Ill, I
the carriage TO shate hands with Gcoers' aa4 ns.e
bnt In his Efforts to do 10, fell uudcs Fl, sshaa,
thereby shs.tering his lag. He VI. conyeyea % r.
bis horac. Last night he sent word to secret,sy
sewasd that he WAS anxious to eco General G,ant
Inc 1atses, Affected BY The circumstances, ~ TO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
MORE TROUBLE IN GERMANY.

The recent contest in Germany appears to
have left behind it some serious causes of ir-
ritation. Already the governments Of Aus
tria and Prussia have had sharp words; and
Count Bismarck has intimated that the dispo-
sitions of Austria might, at any time, bring
on another war. Recent news says that
the emperor has appointed the Baron Won
Beust his minister of war This gentleman
has always been known as most determined
antagonist Of Prussia; so much so that when
his appointment was discussed the Prussian
government demonstrated against it in the
strongest terms. 1t was declared, in very
emphatic language, that Prussia would re-
gard such an appointment as an intimatlon
that Austria would make every effort to re-
gain her position as O. German power. In
spite Of Prussian circumstances, however,
the emperor made the appointment; thus, for
getful of Sadowa and Munchengratz, swapping
his imperial fingers in Bismarck's face. How
much will come of this incipient quarrel it is
hard to say; but, at all events the cable,
simultaneously with the announcement Of
Won Beust's appointment declared that the
relations between Austria and Prussia had
become very menacing. OF course there is no
actual cause of war in all this. Austria has
perfect right to make Won Beust, or kossuth,
or John Smith, minister of foreign affairs, if
it please her, and for Prussia to demand a
dismissal of the minister would be simply
ridiculous. But the affair is Of some import
ance as showing the feeling which the two
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

drama is now nightly presented at the Varieties,
and that Manager Floyd does Shaun 6e Post,
Wicklow carman, during which he sings Wear
in of the Green" This drama was presented on
Monday night, and the crowded house on that oc-
casion and last evening, fully attest its popularity
and its consequent long run. 1t will be given
every night until further notice, and full review
of the piece and characters will be given in fu-
tnre issup
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

1t will be seen from our report of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Health at their
meeting last night, that they have directed
the health officers to enforce the ordinance
against hotels and all other places from which
water-closets are emptied into the cutters;
and have also instructed the health officer of
the First District to compel distilleries and
other such places to have all their offensive
liquid refuse carted away, instead of emptied
into the cutters, under penalty of closure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

The death OF Gen. a W. Palfrey. who was
lost on the Evening Star, has devolved onthe
governor the selection Of a commissioner in
his place to represent Louisiana at the Paris
Exposition next year We learn that the
governor has rendered the appointment to
AIR John G. Chadwick.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

The directors of the fair have invited Hon.
Wm. N. Burwell, of this city, to deliver the
Grafton at the opening of the exhibition.
Ahere are few gentlemen in the South better
qualified for this Office, and we trust Mr..
Btrwen may be induced to accept the invita-
lion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER /, 1866

CoNsHoRAT1oN OF REV. DIR. WrrMnR. Rev,
DR.. Wilmer, bishop elect Of Louisiana
arrived IN town yesterday, and the ceremonies
attending his conservation Will take place at
II 4. ". to-day, at Christ Church. Several
distinguished prelates from other States will
assist at the ceremonies, Among them are
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont; Bishop Green,
Of Mississippi; and Bishop Wilmer, OF Ala
banna, who arrived yesterday Bishop Quin-
tard. of Tennessee, will also. doubtless be
present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
POSE Office .Notfce.


Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post Office
will be closed as follows:
Mails North, East and West close daily at2p NJ via N o.
Jackson, and G. N. R. R.
Mails for Bay st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily al
II AM
Brashear etc. via opelousas Railroad daily except Sundays
at 6 o'clock A. NJ.
Galveston Indianoa and Southern and Western Malls
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
alta
Mails for Nachez Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic 6sgis
spp steamers, daily, except Sundays at 8 p M.
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up river as Bayou
Sara by steamer Latourche, on Wednesdays at M and
Saturdays at3P.M
Malls for Northeastern Texas Red River tri-weekly at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Mails fer ouachita River, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock P.
OFFICE HOURS-opens sA. NJ, closes p NJ The Cen
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
Or.
sUNDAYs.-oHice opens 9 a. NJ, and cosesl2M.
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

We had the pleasure Of d visit yesterday
from on Old friend Col. ". H. Sparks, the
popular and efficient register Of votes in this
city. The colonel assured US that the report
Of has death is not correct, and knowing him
to be q truthful gentleman we place full re-
lance in his statement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
The following is regarded as the best form to
embody the most important facts:

FORM
Date of -, 1885,
Hours of action.
Position field.
Troops on right. Win Diagrams
Troops on left. II possible,
Troops in front and
Number Of officers and men present
Names of all cpmpimsnted
Officers and men in official reports
Number killed.
Number wounded.
Number missing.
Captures Of officers, men, guns and 1ags
Losses of officers men, guns and flags
The battery, battalion, brigade and division
commanders, who were under my direction at the
battle of Chokamauga, are particularly desired to
send me reports of the parts they bore.
The officers who were thus associated with me
are to be found engaged in the occupations Of
civil life from Baltimore and St. Louis to the Rio
Grande, and must, therefore, appeal to the
newspaper presto assist me in accomplishing my
undertaking by publishing this circular.
1t is not my intention to attempt to write his
tory of the war. My object is simply to collate
facts with regard to military operations
1t will remain for the historian who shall aspire
to draw a truthful picture of the eventful and in
terestng epoch, with which was somewhat con
nected, to assign to the facts embraced in these
memorials their proper place and just significance.
wish to devote the time can spare from my
business to relate with the directness and brevty
of a soldier, what | saw on many battle-felds and
arduous campaigns, and the part my comrades
performed. Respectfully, ]. B. HOOD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
Betting ana Raw0Bcg. Goods.

We have in store, and will sell figures at Wholesale
10000 feet RUBBER BELTING.
5000 feet RUBBER HOSE.
5000 pounds RUBBER PACKING.
500 sheets BOILER IRON,
2J,O0) feet GAS FIPE, from i to inch.
A large assortment OF
PIPES, FITTINGS, BRASS COCKS, ETC.
l0Ol COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
Merchants invited to call and examine prices Of the
above and our stock generally,
BOSTTCK & SEYMOUR.
Wholesale Dealers in Hardware and Ship ChRndlsry,
SO and IS Fulton street. IS and 81 Front street
between Poydras and Grayier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
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Agents wanted for Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi and
Texas, at
no. . ST. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

The officers of the steamer Lady Franklin,
have our thanks for copy of the Citizen,
published at Des Arc. Arkansas.
The Southern Express Company will accept
our thanks for package of papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

The entire length of the contemplated line
from Richmond to Newport's News is sixty
nine miles, while the maximum grade is
twenty-five feet to the mile, There will be
only one bridge on the line, which will be
across the Chiclahominy near Hog Neck and
will be 1900 feet in length The road will en-
ter Richmond at Rockets near Haskins's
warehouse, at which point the depot will be
located. The work Of grading is being in
dustriously prosecuted at Viewpoints News and
will be rapidly pushed to completion.