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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

Make room for the solemn pageant,
Give way to the mournful bier!
And let US lay our hero down
In our chosen sepulchre
For we come in robes of sorrow,
Bowed with the weight of pain,
To commit to the cold, autumnal mould
The bones of Ashby slain.
Not in triumphant array we come,
With martial pomp complete,
No cannon peals the requiem grand,
For the warriors burial mete;
The arms with his glory lustrous
With the rusts OF defeat dim,
No sabre salutes, no carbine trail,
In the hands that struck with him!
We may not mourn our peerless one
With the yictors soothing pride,
We feel too sadly the poignant truth
In Yaln-ln yaln-he died!
And his brothers in deeds of warfare
Resign to gentler haud
The sOlace dear of honorng here
The foremost of all their band.
But, oh! there is yet triumph
Defeat has ne'er OerthrOwn,
And pride that chivalry loves to boast
And that none may dare dlsown!
The wreath of renoWn-he hath 1t.
He hath won the victOr's crown,
Tho the cause is dead for which he bled,
And it's flag to the dust dragged down.
He sleeps i'll the sod he has shaken off,
With the might of giants blow,
As DER it he led his squadrOn's fierce
On the heels of the flying foe!
1t is rich with the blood of heroes
Who for it their lives did yield,
As true and brave e'er found grave
On the battles CORY field!
The lOrdly SUBMITS around him
Will cherish his mighty name,
And the glorious rivers that bind their base,
Is linked with his deathless fame
From the crest Of the grand Alleghanies
To where the Shenandoah flows,
Not hill nor stream but in the gleam
OF the glory he lent them glows
He needs no marble to tell his deeds,
On every scene around,
In the hearts of noble people
his epitaph is found;
Twill endure while in their SCrried ranks,
Firginia'S mountains stand,
Or while on earth one patriot dares
To die for his native land
Here, then, on the grave of the Flower o
knights
Our fairest flowers shall bloom,
Assured that ne'er had fallen knight
more betitting tomb,
Let him rest in the Valley he battled for,
In the land he loved so well,
On the breast of the earth that gave him birth
And her brightest hope lost when he fell!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
State Of North Carolina

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsionS-AUguSt Term,
1866.
Ao''r; v55 Strange Original Attachment.
James O. Barefoot.
ON MOTION, it is ordered by the Court, that
" publication be made for six weeks in the Will
mlngtOn Journal. newspaper published i'll the
city of Wilmington, for the defendant to appear at
this Court, on the second Monday in February,
1867, and replevy or plead to issue, Judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
Teste, ID. 2. HAIGH,
Clerk County Court for
Columbus County.
Nov % TPr. Adv $l5l 42-Gt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
State Of North Carolina,

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter 'SeSsionS-AuguSt Term,
1866.
Ad'" 755 E"pi' Original Attachment
James .. Barefoot.
~ MOTION, it is ord red by the Court, that
~ publication be IN de for weeks in the Will
mlngtOn Journal, a newspaper published in the
city of Wilmington, for the def ndant to appearat
this Cou t, on the second Monday in February,
1867, and replevy or plead to issue, or Judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
Iestc, -. +. HAIGH,
Clerk County Court for
Columbus County
". % Pr. Alx. Si5l 42-6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

= i'PNENTS OF COTTON, NAVAL STORES,
y i!'r.sinns, &c, viii be forwarded to us by
-1>~r-. Wallace X Southerland, OF Wilmington,
@.' "li pay revenue tax and other charges. All
& = covered by insurance, with or without
-.vlc.~
Feb = off
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
Goshen Land for Sale.

OFFER my place for sale; miles kE+a,
i from Kenansville, on Goshen; Land Htiil
cleared sufficient 10 make ten horse crop :lsl-
Buildings all new. come and see.
JERE PEARSALL.
Kenansville. Duplin county, n. G.
Nov. 20 Aim
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUR RICH
SOUTH.
Appointments-IV ilmingtOn District-Fir
Round,

Aupointments-Wilmi lin gtOn District-First
Round.
Smithville and Brunswick, at Bethel Dec. 10 & 16.
W.mngton-Fifth Street, Sc % & %.
WhtevIlle, at Whiteville, sc % & 80.
Tupsail at Union, Jan. y q.
Elizabeth, at EliZabethtOwn, '' II 13
Whining confront Street, &c 19 * 20
Ons!ow, at Richlands, . 70 u.
Cokcsburg, at Bethany, Feb. 8.
Clinton, at McGee's, 10 II.
DupI II, at Magnolia, l3 "a.
Iiadeu, at Centre, March q 3.
The District Stewards meeting will be held at
the Parsonage, i'll Wilmington, January 10Th, 1867,
Al o'clock, A. Nj. The District Stewards are, W.
H. Drew. Samuel W. omith, W. A. Savage, W. J.
BARKER L. l.. Pugh, Rev. Levi Culbreth, d. S.
sanders. f. II. COstin D. W. Carr, DR.. ". L. Free
man and W. S. G. Andrews.
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
= RIIRKHEAD p Z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
RE-INTERMENT OF ASHBY.

BY COLONEL NJ. d. HALL, ELEVENTH VIRGINIA
CAVALRY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

Il.
OR
A'iI-EMENS' FURNISHING GOODS!
49, CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING FACTS ::
nave nave at all tines tie largest q so-trnent ia
tn,, are 1 very largely engaged in the manufac-
n, lure and sale of Clothing.
Cjfv nave longer experience in the trade in this
tfs' 20, our House having been establish ed in
II. &ro46.l l"' lo46.l Possessing these advantages,
as t.o .p enabled to sell superior article as low
VII" sell inferior Clothing. Call at
IS MARKET STREET.
10y ne found an elegant stock of the most
rata -nlabie and well made Clothing, at mode
Nov % MUNSON & co.
49.31t-43-w1t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

FANCY AMI ,ARIE1Y
STORE,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06
State Agricultural Society.

H. IL. . w AL
Hon. 3. f. PERRY, Greenville. S. C
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

weeds and stones, and properly to pulver-
ize it: for it is only when in this state that
manure will mix well with the earth The
time for mannrlng most common is at the
conclusion of fallowsng. or before the SOW
ing of the following crops. If the land is
manured alone from the produce of the
farm, ten or twelve tons per acre will be the
most than can be allowed, if the manage
ment be regular course ofwhite and green
crops. It will be found more advantageous
to apply manure in smaller quantities at
short intervals. At whatever time the dung
is applied, it should in the first place be
scattered evenly over the land, and plough
ed in as speedily as possible Every in
slant in which it lies expose to the air, it
losing it's value
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

ees lstaten, bsu9eifrstften 6udas 6ins rsn berab,
ols DC Ger Gissntbin,sr osQett ;ten erit an einem
Nalel tdu3en 8etlteben mare, uuo ben Sdaesn
nbt stilmal ten1erf hatte cr riree Hh bod 1cnif
itter niht IN Dem 3ufann auf pfaner 9srcmenabe
BsBsiat baben.
S,st paIfrts er Ne, iris fra8snS bch ftb ibr 4use
III ibm auf Ino ttre gl6e beaeaneten 5ich, ia, bic
uN8e Sarle bette tbn unniutirlt 70 felt anae-
Ihaut, GAP er, afa er an ttr rcriibersna, unmtQ,
filrlid ben Snt log, uno ibr namit oas 9lu in
Wangsn uno 56tsfs jaste.
uFanntsIf Oh ben Germ NIT DEN terriiftnsn ltas
aueiprsdlinen, 9lp !" fHerte tbr Die nod uaenb,
Tide s@msitsr ia laGenesm llstermutb su, ais Der
5rsmee faum nett 9enus sntfernt iein fcnnte, eltit
bic si5erts Bu pesifsssn, bsnn ibren Slang mube sr
i'nenfalls sabGrt tatsn.
.atsr Sat9asn," rid Glifa6st6 eri8rsdt, uoas
itift Itd ia gar niht."
$50 in Der Staet 9srumlulaufen, nitat rasr 2"
td4ette oas junss mutbipiatss MasGen, tneem iis
Den cpr Sur Gette ranete, aber iest ielt beftirSt
rtsner berumfubr, urabreaftt5 sr ie9t ll5 uab uns
um."
u0u bit audi gar III aussslaiTsn, 8dt6den," srs
matnte fe Die dtere Gliabstb, vper nrsbt Den 6Spf
mad einem Germ, psnn ct poriibsr as6t."
v9ll8 Of Du oas nidt ssrter leIber set5an bGt.
tsit," ipcttsts bas jun8s Minasn, ual5 Der Mar,
uscfH ,isr al nns ppriitsraina"
OS8el - Die ltnifcrus iebsn tpoIte," iaBte Glis
iabetb.
rSse Fe Ia6, niat pabr?" lahte 8a66sn.
uNter wer bus mir serelen istu mas fiber fstn
bsfi3sr Gauimann, rieusit Elm iyrenipsr, Der eben
erit BON aiuitral;sn cber Satncisn anssfcmmsn 1T.
llno trie miro CT ii dr8ern, psun er merit, oaS CT
bier nit sesrtfisnen Sistosrn prcmsnirt Bat"
| oS1B uns unlft6ren," iase Glilatstb plSslib.
~Sa," rief Satt4en RAID, urtsgsiAt tcssSuen mir
itm noh einntal."
r9ttsr teBbaIt bod niht," iagts glIabetb unb
fhblte trey 9em, Dap lie riseer rce puroe, res niEo
auh Ifcu Irdt unb mir miiYsn mad 5auie Burif."
Ulno BEN WarinsofF ,tsr rsffsn mir seruis reeer
am 5trthsntbcr. = Sr tp0hnt i'm 6rtsl 8elpsbers."
nllno mpbsr net6t 0u bas, usin 9has?"
| ulSeil da i'm Elm paarmal aslebeu babe, pte CT
Itb por Dem 6ptst mad Slid Die 3ibne iicherts,"
latbts gdtthsn. uDu pirR mir alio su3sfetsn
uttifIsn, Dag e5 Dbns 3autsrei susssanasn it,"
gtoh rdbrsnb lis irraaen, fusr sins offsns DrD1b.
Il ccriieen, uno Der 5srr nit Dem, serrinsn Bein.
fletp faB earn. Gr mube ietnen Sdaoen bsmsrft
batsn, psnn isin Saihsntub in Der Sanb taltene.
liss sr es htsr sas itnfe Gnie falIen. 0te Oamen
iHien er ater niht rieser gu 6emerfsn, lpnnsn Iab
| fttl uno tbeilnabmlos binaus in's 9eere.
9ie jun8en DtGoshen ipratsn NOD cine g8sils
i6sr nas 3uiautmentrefTsn, ater annere ibnen Bes
seanenee rerrtIhtsn tale mieoer bic nur iliittia
aufsenrntmsnen Biloar, unb 1tcn sbe He mad Sauis
Suriifsefebrt paren, na4te nenisftsns Sdtbhsn an
fsinen Der 6erreu metr, Die iie unsrress sstrcfsn
tattsn, uno rlauorts nur unaufbSrlib BON Den
rrahtucIen lcleten, Die iie Eeute sse6en, pon ben
vTiiBen" Jtcten uno 8lumen unb oea nunecrpoQen
28ettsr, ME Sem herrltAen Spasir3an3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13
Dem Saurts. uno in Der sansen StelunS Sss Sins
nsa fan eins unhsihreitfihe tSrasts.

BEN Saurts. unb in Der sansen Stsauns oss Sins
bss lag cine untsihreittihs Srasts.
Ser Sronprins bstradtsts has ustne Washen
einen Mcment ni:tt cbns Sntsrsiis, itrh leiIs NIT
Der l6anb User ibrsn hlpnbsn Shsitsl uno la9te !:
vainn, i'd sanfe Dir L. 3u bem sater sereneet,
fubr sr fort. rgBtnn sene &ottsr iemals sns
Sitts bat Iol lie lid, an mid nenosn !"
Sor1te fabr sn'por, sspsdt bnrh Die Bsriibrnng
rasr baS Srrsdsn unb lhaute IN Elm Eaar 10 blaue,
tpunoerbar mdAi8e aasen, oas iis ila ME srinnsrs
ts, ibtes @lei5en sefbsbsn 5u baben.
rEser 1T Der lASne. pcrnshme Serr, Water
DIR 1T, ais fa6 ib ain Dstoerlaosn icld' Elm Bib
banaeu, ss lit pcb[ gar Der arcn -"
syn bieleu fcment bfrloltt bas 2iht, an ben
tisfsu Ntsemsiissn ess Sfinsss bbrts man, DAT ss
,riener einasihlafen lsi, uno Der Msiitsr Stebsst
falterts, hen prinssn foraiam binaussslsitenS:
uNsr;siben sis, !GSnslidss 9ctsit, ide nisine, es
lsi bsifsr, oaB oaa Isaphm sic nidt eresnnt, tres
niaiens 1einer Sa9s nid1t fiber trirb." sr
ygr 1T sin psrFhtissr Wann. Sstert = i'd
Sanss 5tm fir Dan sro5sa Sisnf. Den ST mir sss
lsiitst Eat. Grtlts I'D jsn1als ;u Maat unb An'
isben fonlmen, min aa 5bm psrseltsn, mas Ut mir
sstban, rsrsef'sn meroe Id ss ME-"
@iebr nr1 ala bic 9Borte, selpann eas 9ante
2Bsisn beg ftrRtit Gen SanstinSs, eenn Der Trcn'
prins frunte. penn er s5 poate, Die Ssr5en nit
nGhtisem 3anber feiIsln. go idiso er uno
sIiftib Surda Die gbre, pelas ibnen wiberfa9ren,
tlisbsn bic Gbslsats surad, Die quite Wisiissin NIT
Ger lsiisn Gbnuns, oa5 nsnn Der Brins mcr8en
con ibr Den ssfabrooatsn Dtsnif psrEan3te, DIR tr
mSsliher gBsiie ben sscrf fotsn f5nnts, 1s iih
ipmsrlid, rei5sra lparbs, ten 5a lsiisn.
Am anbsrsn Utoraen tssann bas Ssro6nte enrd
fsins srpsen grsisniiis meer unterbrchene 2lIasss
lsben i'm Sauis nss 5amisbsmetsrs. NIss sins
uisper isine itiIsn ssres item Sabnen; nur &lsin'
Scpbistsn trcls ss INNER uno tmmer mist 8lau'
teu, haB ite bic trunherbarsu, laaDnen Iussn, 10
tlau, 70 blau mie bic ttsfounfsltsn 8ersiBmetn'
nibt Die untsr ben Beioen am bsiliSen See fianz
ben, nur i'm sraums seisbsn tatsn iOle Sis
ibhtelts smsifsib oas StSpfasn, rsnn bsr8atsr Iis
bsle9ssn mrllts, Fe bats nur serdumt, bod nah
ano naS batts its msniser an bas 1anse, uno
enbtidb psrsas Fs itrsn 3raum.
llnD als fs ipatsr iida isinsr irtsbsr srinnsfte,
unb nun bSrts, es lei @5irflihfsit sspsisn, als Fe
srfutr, mem eisls bsrrlhsn Nussn Ill siasn ~aren,
"a brau1ts fsin @sbsmnb titer Den, oamalissu
5rsisnib su ihpebsn,. osnn ,Srteorica Der 3pstts
ias auf Gem Sbrone isinsr 9atsr, une nit niht
ssrinssm gtotss srfiGts ss Die blibenns Sunsfrau
scpbie 2puiis, baB ss tbr psrsonnt serssa, oenl
arrssu Wanns siuen Gtenit 5u ulsiiteH.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

Der tsmalpetsn Barss, bic 8ctsnam 10 lieblio, rte
sn sriiner6rans umasben, jest lhen in ben blansn
0uft bes M6enos aebaat, hier i'm gseitsn Die lenh'
tsnos Spnnenfusel, RON flsinsn rpfiaen a80lfden
uuiraat, trslhs Die 3innsn uno Bsnfier Der 6du'
Ter uno G6tS{1er Yctscam5 nis HiIa9e8 @clb
iiratlsn muht = mdbrsnb eniets heu bsr Wtono
In stusr teeren, ittlsn SdSntstt ianft emrprteiSt
unb oasu Der fhbe Absnofrtsben, Der iter Der game
zen Ratur lteet, uno Der aud tn eas Ssr5 oes SO.
ni8e sinornet. Saum reB er ncb, ras tbn bets
BIN 10 psrittn,mt bate. ga, Die 8itibrift, oas
fatals 6interbaus. 0tu6 absefalasen wereen,
Gcb rlrsld, srnnert er ltds Der Dienite, pelhe
Die Biufsaerin als flsines Wfdohen, ipis aud, ibr
Batter i6m ssIsifiet uns es 1T stn treues, stn oanf
bares Sers, al has biels Watun;ts ergsbt. Sod
nit Dem Sepanfsn an isnen 9stsnsabidnttt tritt
manhes Nnesrs OH Brttorih teran. 2gie aud
eas 6ers ees Grsilss ourh Mlter, @infamfei' unh
ibrsrs S5ssluits faiter ssposeen, ras auG Der
errss 9bilripp6 ibsr @sfislsia pirrersien BEN
Zen mag, eintslns Grnnerunssn 8tebi es, bic nies
mails, otas i'm ~ bepe3en, auFtanhen. une ass
raos cisfs erwaben isst eur6 oas lsste Grtebnie
mil Der Bitttsllertn terpcrssrufen.
3psi @sitattsn ftetssn aus her ger8ansen6dt
Der 3sit Der Su9eno, Der Scffnuna uns eiste ea'.
por. Oie cine, itsn uno lteblA, spie er Its i'm
Billie srihaut, pis Hs Istn Ser, ssmpnnsn = 2lmas
lie, Die snal!ide qriussItn, bic sr gum sBeibe bes
sssrte. - Sc2 slsisa oansben, eng perbunpen init
isr, bic blsids tlutse (Seitatt etus8 Snn8lings,
ietnss reunoes sSsiit, Ger fit i'm asitcrteu. = Sa,
oisis Grtnnsrunaeu ltnD ME 0hne 9Srfuns, lte haa
Zen 8ielea iberleht, mas in 0srgsiTsnbit geraben,
he iiben aud, beute eis alte Wadt = SAneuer ale
ssrS6nlid1 iareItst nsr Sont8 cabiu, tpie Inn tris
ben @seanfen Al entaieben leins treuen 6unee
fcl9sn unrubis, ais ahutsn Its era5 pcn beua !Se'
uftssnifanps ttrss Germ. Nah uno nah mire
Der Sang lansiamsr, filler lrir0 ee nnen, Der Etars
fs Seitf bat pa5 perlcrsnes @leimasptht rieber
aercnnsn; uno bic @sbanfsn trsnoen Gt5 meni8er
aufrsasnosn 9ssenitGnosn III.
YlSslin aletet elm lstiss 2ibsln itber tas ern'
he, tlsihe Antlts ees sreiIen arni3s uno baltlant
Iast er:
uSie bffnets mir tau,als Die tointert6 ir, ben
spipnen nodq stnmal 3u eniHlapfen, oafir ipl iis
egt oas Sintera aaus baben."
Sreor,tb Der GtpBe aebt sttrif tn isn 3n,msr
nnb idrstbt umter bic 8ttti6rft:
rS0ll srfd[lt peroer, nno Fat eas Bauccntptrir
eas 2Seitere ia psrantaiisn.~
limb eS mar, ais cb Elm aiitiQes 8baetmsn nod
an Dem Mtene bpm Sttlofs Sans souci mad, Dem
Birssrtaufe In Der @uralraBe In gscts0aui flr9
uuo Der ebriameu f5rau Brauer Shulse, peilanc
8lein. Scpbsbeu Sisbsrt, Die frnbe Runos autrus
bonn BON einem 8ertrauen, nas fat 3errtBbe,t mar,
bsisslt, iaste He trSltsno ~ fth iel6if:
uNsun niro i5cn piebsr Wlss ri1tts tpsreeu
@r idldst ss SswiB ntht al"
llne es maro 10, nsnn talo erbob fb Elm ihD'
mes, ffatlihes Bra lbaus auf hsm Srfe Der Bits
ifelsrtn, bon esm sittBen, banfbaren Aicnarcher
ibr etbaut.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

sanelia iittli9. 8ei esm 3cee bss Sps
econs RON Sapan baben iieb 10 bcbe 2barcsntra'
ger Die 5brs auassbstsn, lh su ebren eea 9erlicr.
tsnen cen Baud ou:iaIigen sn biitfsn. stur fiinf
con o,nielten tpuroe es 8etatet, Die ancern spurs
nsu Mat nireis 8enu8 rajn tsfunGsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

- Sn 9sntpa bat man an t1strersn 9sleI6ran'
fen cine @inriatuns anssbraht rsrmittelt mslhsr,
opis etn 8sriud sematbt pro, nas sdios IN Dtts
uen oSer bic abar Su srbrehsn, auf telssrapbiiasm
g8sas Icfort Der nditsn 8Ultseiifaticn Die Munmer
anssssben miro, unter nelAer Der Shranf in Die
ortt ss5altsnen Restsr stnSetrassn itsht. Sn eit'
fem 8esilsr 1T nstsn Der 9tummer Die Strabs, eas
paus unp bas 3lmmsr, no Der bebrobts SArane
fsst, 8enau rerssitbnst, 10 PAP alio Der oenunsss
tcle 0eb ater lsin fam. ourd, roliseilide Sns
terrsntien IN sinsa 8orbabsn untcrbrcSea III trers
lpm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Ille eApofes 0re exclusively Tor Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Th have not been any
receipts for several days past although arrivals of
the new crop are daily looked for The supply
of both the foreign and domestic productions are
very small, but there is very little doing beyond
a small retail trade. The only sales noticed to-
day are 30 hhds. fully fair old Louisiana Sugar at
l4s@la4c and $50 boxes Cuba Sugar at l25a14c.
48 b. Retail sales are being made at lI8@I23c.
for common, l3014c. for fair, I48@l54c. for
prime, 1e@164c. for yellow clarified, and l6@e.@
l7Ic. u IL for white do In tTolasses, there has
been only retail trade doing at 5SD70c. per gal
ION. 1t is held by the cargo at 57@60e.
ToBAoCo.-Nothng has transpiTed in this ar
ticie worthy of remark. The supply is still very
small and market quiet while prices remain un-
changed at 33@6c for low refused light and
heavy; G3t0 7c. for common leaf; 73@g9c. for fair
do; 10@llc for good do; 12013c for fine do,
and 1401Gc. F3 ID. for choice selections. Lots for
baling are held at 20@25c. 70 10.
FLoUR-Tha supply for sale is still very small.
The demand, however, is only moderate, but
prices remain Unchanged. Transactions comprise
about 1000 barrels, of which 200 treble extra at
$l4 37@; so and 40 do. at $l4 25;, Is do at
Sl3 Is; 400 double extra on pGivate terms; 1875
superfne at $l2 l23, and some few other small
lots fine at SO u hbl.
CoRN-The sales to-day from store and on the
$50 ordinary white at 9Sc., 1000 and 500 mixed
and yellow at Sic. f3 bushe. The stock onhand
is small and prices firm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

ATTORNEYS AT Law.
X ELhY d HOWE
tHENRY B. KELLY WV. W. HowED
Attorneys at Law,
STORY BUILDING-Corner Camp and Common Streets
NEW ORLEANS, La
Refer by Permission to:
The National Marine Fire Insurance Co., New Orleans
MessTs MessTs kse Eso5 Gr1aaail Cox Neg Orleans
Josiah Cole, Esq, President q. K. r. Co.
oR Charles Hooker Attorney General of Mi ssssippi
A T. Tracey, Esq, Mobile.
B. II. FoRAHAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 46 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
Kentucky Commrssioner.
JAMES H. CURRELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
% S9.,..:..............RoynI street.............S7
TIT. c. MYERS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
Natehltochcs. La.
OFFICE OLD COURTHOUSE.
Particular attention paid the Collection Claims Prac-
zee IN the Courts OF Rapides Winn sabine Caddo and De
SOTO kelerto l. Dnpleax editor Of Natchoches Times.
PONNER, GooDE 81 DILLINaMAM,
~. Il. BONNER, E. J. GooDE, J. P. DILLIAGHAM.
Attorneys at Law,
OVER CANAL BAEK)
CORNER OF oAEP AED GRAyIER STREETS, new oRLHAEs,
VIII practice in the Courts Orleans aad give strict st
tenon any business entrusted them In connection with
reliable Attorney st Washington they will prepare prose
MoREREAD d TRIaG,
x4.CcHAs. s. NoREHEAD, wYNDHAM R. TRIoe3
Attorneys at Law,
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI,
Fave associated Themselves practice their profession
lssaquena and Warren.
IT.. M. HUDSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
Oalce, SO Camp Street.
Business fer him. during any temporary absence left with
Mesers CLARKE Bayne, viii receive proper attention
CULLoR d THORPE .---
E. NORTH CULLoM, s. R. THoRPE1
Attorneys at Law,
MARKsvnLE, LOUISIANA.
Practices in the Courts of Ayoyees Polnts Coupss end
Refer to the Proprietor of the Crescent
GIBSON q AUSTIN.
e. L. GIBSON, ]. E. AUSTIN,
ATTORNEYS AND GoUNsE1oRs-AT-LAw,
100 Common street, opposite City Hotel,
New Orleans.
HARs, ADAMS tE AE9zsE,
QHARRY 7. HAYS D W. ADAMS E. WARREN NOISE,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
oftce, Is St Charles street-seoond floor.
SMITH d. HALsEY-
GAMES B. saITH, Clinton; j. h HA1sEY, Point Coupe.
Court Eeusc,)
AtterneyEuat-EGw.
Have formed partnership and will practice theirproesior
| in the courts of the Seventh Judicial Distrct.t
SHELDON ID PARDEE,
O.. A SHELDON, DON A. PARDEE)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
1S gt. Charles Street. News Orleans.
RANDOLPH, SINGLETON q HARDEE-
(WLLIAh H. RANDOLPH, CHARLES B. SINGLETON
JOHN W. HARDIE.)
| Attorneys and Councillors at Lavz,
Corner Camp and Matches streets,
Over Home Mutual Insurance Company 70 Camp street,
| NEW oRLEAFs.
MARR 8 FOUTE-
R. H. MARR, II. A. FoUTE, @. ". II. MARgJ
1 Attorneys a& Low,
.. SO UNION sTRz1g
NJ A. FoUTE, Commspioner Of Mississippi.
HUMPHREY MARsMAEL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
Cattle Market.
JErrEBsoN CRY, October 10, 1866.

JEFFERSON CIEr, Oatober 10, 1866
Arrived yesterday-149 Texas Beeves and 40
Calves. Sold-243 Texas Beeyes, log Calves and
Yearlings, q Hogs, Is Sheep and o Mich Cows.
Stock on saIe-l1O3 Texas and 81 Western Beeves
500 Calves and Yearlings, 277 Hogs, 3Ol4 Sheep
and II Mich Cows We nnote:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
STATEN sNr OF COTTON.

bEATEMhNT OF UUTTONs
Stock on hand Sept. LIST, l866-bales ,,,,. lO2 l99
Received since yesterday. y..,............,... 2405
Received 4292-45 32f
1474
Rzported since yesterday. 534