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, 1866-05-28

Tcsal this noor,h......... .-Sn -. sSa9 80.
The week Just closed has been ef unusua1 oci!vt
ty, this tEauch OF the Live STOCK market. Thc re-
Irirta enormous. .arrey exceeding tho demand,
and thts. with disconsacins reports tsl the East,
proved Than the nlnskcs could bear, and dowu
went prices 10 the c1tett Of :s&3oc. epeculAtass,
thinking this favorable opportunity. have takcn
Aree uumhc1. which thcy IRE holding ;ovcr for next
weeks tnn,ket I:y referring to thr above tsb1e. 1t
r1 be that The reccfpts for lhe four weeks id
sy exceed lhe rtre!ris for the p.ro< in April.
by s. Lrsd. 1ese las brta He.y llttlc doing in The
market To-day; SOC hean tply CHANGED hands. a. .
5aEce f<s5 for COMMON grades, led and watercd.
and 3a 10 fer choice Hogs on the The market
clotes quiet. .eish sont stov hena pnso1d.
The clo.Int prices Of Hogs to-dsy, compared With
The prevailing prices for the corresponding period In
7EG3 . GtlJnx4. =
, 1866-05-28

#eolctmal.
:. = TO THE.
C|TNtAS OF Chicago!

Now that the hos weather IL fast approaching, aad
much thnusht tnd care khould be exercised oT ali
psuaent clizens It isthoughs proper to gTe fos the
hints upon the subject o: healto. Hoy to remain
healthy ano prevent disease
l. Much caution should be used in eattux. Do not
crowd the tlouseh. but Of rood, sound. healthy
food. only what nc or~ans Of digestion can easily
digest II topie u required. use
, 1866-05-28
IETTKES FRANCHISES, Hc.,
From, 1luy 19 tn AJny 20, 1856,
I1ULLAtHSE BRIEF,
Muy.s6tl., 1856.

S1-Gerr!t DcrEse !Ss-Nr yRn1c-1orh
s2-iEter AetterkoTe1 }S7-Efr"cllUs StEktna
a3-C4 su.lr yspue.rest sS-I. %iiictua
cI-Joba' ne. KirK+bfie HeE4ty Van Ec1<chot
s:-Chae Van GEaaicliand 91-lhou1as dc Jouse
-ohncc open from the lst Of fptil 10 tho lst OF
November; ron .. T. III mp m.: tsc.a SoseIphss
Will rena.Ip ope1 until o'c,ock p. n. On Sund1s1
i1om sk j.. m. TIL lex a. NJ: =.
, 1866-05-28

Na11FFEnFFss& NEU NC2ID1lCy.
An Essay Of Warning aud Instruction for Young
Men. AE.o. pi*e+sfs sud An1srs Which rIosvate the
vital poHef5 With sure 1aesns oe rec! 5~nt tres q
SKiLLIN HOCGuTUS. Howard Asso !atlou. I14tlas
tyh7 ,5rt,F
, 1866-05-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

dN tulrs aF crrfH Te;-ryf+f IN fhfA HrFkef report
nude ttEsS4 oT &c t1f1gf. uNttss 0thtfctye
e]jrtsHd- e
EKEIf:flT.s-l:A1ltsoAp FEErGurs-Ihe follow.
, 1866-05-28
Dead shut for Bed
t1flrx%


Eus upon touch cur!s them up nye dn:s leaf sud
remain. Of PERI anent effect. Try 1t. and sleep ID
peace, sold ay al live dsn.gis:s. mylse1ss1str NV
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n TIE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
BIZ Won ZINREN. d sULLY,
hUcHoEEzEs
LEON ToE ztEKBS, City Auctionser,
oaice-Eoa. 1e6 GFayisr aud II Union street

FRTDAY, 1st OF June, SOC, at Ii o'clock
By virtue and in pursuance to city ordinance No. A.
SERIES dated MayOraty New Orleans City Hail. 11t of May
1866 will sold the Room corner Charles and Gra-
vier Streets under the ST. Charles Hotel commencing on
FRIDAY, LIST of June IL o'clock NJ and continue from
day to day at the same Place and hour the following valua
BILE property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square bounded BY Lous CONT Peters and
Clay streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded By Cont and Custom
house, Clay and Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded By CastOmhOnse and
Canal Front and Wells streets
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded By Canal and st
Joseph, Front and Delta streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Eotrs Dame and
st. Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
saTERxs-one.ah cash in matued and lawful obligations
the city New Orleans orn u S. Treasury notes. and the
balance equal iusaents divided into coupons if required
Of three and four years. credit with special mort
gage the property Sold said bear interest at PEI
per from date maturity and then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment With privilege on
part the purchasers to pay the whoeor any part of their
notes in cash.
B-oash payments to be made at the time ofadjudica
tion.
Acts of sale before W j. oasten City Notary and all oz
expenses, including Revenue stamps, be paid by pu
chasers. N
Plan exhibited at the office Of the aneonosr Autographed
! plan to be had at the same time. -Le.
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NOTICE TO BOADHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors of the City Of Mobile.

MAYORS OFFICE, May H. 1866
All persons holding any bonds other evidences of debt
against the city Of Mobile hereby requested
make known to N WEEKS City Treasurer the character and
amount of such Indebtedness fully describing the same
also whether snc claims be due due when and where
payable, and if not, when they will mature.
The statement of claims hersby called filed with
the City Treasurer or before the LIST October 1866
The city desires the Indebtedness by the issue
bonds and the bonds will be ready delivery by the
10Y ''''' -'OO' M. wITHERs, Mayor.
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ny j. b. WALTON a. DEs LONDE,
J. B. wAtroE, AaesloneeF,


E. June me 2 e T. selss
ssget, between Customaouss and Canal streets, wiz be
Thst vel kBoEn CHOICE and egby located PROPERTY,
pied y the New orsans Jackson and Great gorsEer Rail
The n Hsnp street s9uers in
streets. S@4Ap y DfaS' a 'ss4ls ana i@@a5 S'es
~ a9e lot measures IS feet inches nt on Camp street By
hnfidin s9nsst of very superior hEeprooE
I'll superior auts prsoo Psesldeats and Cashers
p5dioas veil sbjse sd 5s ssassa gr rs Class COM
ing all The comforts and e5aTeDteuess u edsT rasans
etG. eie .' ''Ye 'sll' ''-9's'' esf'iAs''h0a'e'
ey best quatE having been erected syyhs late Bsnamin
story Esq vithout regard 70 cost expressly for banking
This fine property should command the attention capital
M o n oo nv Ss ~ I efdse q inssssIsnt
Neg Orleans, the most extensive business opposite
ngs, gives it value equal to similar property In the
This property leased to the United States at the nominal
rate q iS g per month for six MONTHS from the LIST jane
having the privilege cancel the lease and vacate upon
rs TERxs AND ooSDIross-ons-third Cash. IN o. s.
Treasury noes the remainder DO paid nstament
10 the notes q the purchasers TO their order payable
pesyey e one and two years bearing interest at the
spgh 9ge oa M pr3Pefy qnt nns ~ payment The
expense the purchasers including the Uase
Stamps.
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INyEsTMENT-A LARGE
double threestory Brick Store Magazine street, OT
dras street of the best business stands in the city
BIZ u. b. WALTON a DEsL0NBEs
J.B WALToN. Auctoneer,
oace-No. ~ Carondelst street.
H. Mele1ss ana ss - Es osaSsk Ro5
street. beEeen ustcmhouse and Canal Streets a. public
ton will be sold
bounded by Poydras Latsyette Camp and Magaz
Streets designated Lot No plan W. Thornt Of
Thompson surveyor dated March lB 1853 measuring IS se
inches front Magazne street. by depth OF 100 feet be
tween parallel lines.
The improvements upon the above described lot eonss
we'll built threesory Brick Store known Nos. 81
Magazine street. good repair and well suited for the Yves
produce business rental Of 5000 per ahnnm has peer
offered for the store Possession be obtained viii in
month.
eS- TER4s-one-baf Cash in q. s. Treasury notes. Tht
remainder at credit Of II mouths in the note Of the puF
chaser payable to his order bearing interest at the
per cent per annum, and secured by mortgage TN
property until paid The buildings e be kept INSPIRED e tn
Acts Of sale before s. Maguer notary public, at he
of the purchasers including the United States
stamps
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CITY OF MORILE-
.ROPOsALs FOE Gas.

MAYORS OFFICE, 1
NOZZLE, May Il, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gasght Committee until the lst day of July 1856 lighting
the city of Mobile with Gas both consumption in the Pub
lie Lamps and Public Buildings city for furnishing
Gas for the Of the inhabitants thereof for the period
- eara
The proposals must state how much for each lamp will be
charged per and how much will charged each for
the erection of new Iron Posts aud Street Lamps whenever
wherever required and how per thousand cubic feet
Gas consumed by the inhabitants in Public Buildings
the city.
Other details oths contract hereafter be agreed on
Parties desiring submit Proposals authorized to cali
the City for all necessary information on the
subject,
Bond and security will be required for the paacqal
faithful performance ofthe contract,
Proposals to be sealed up and deposited with the City
Clerk. j. NJ WITHERs Mayor
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LOsT--sToLEN--FoUND.

I nsT Or DESTROY ED-TWO DRAFTS, AS
- SepW described have been loa destroyed b dam viz
oe r the sun Of slSl3 g. made BY McRas addressed
" 81 accepted ~ slaughter, Smith shOJwe New Orleans
E3g Yen Ing1tH7 after date ed January 1850 Protested
iO hoapsyment One for The sam 81 sIT5 made bv pbIir
hiafeege addressed 10 and aecepted by Patton sT1 Pal
. NGW orleans, payable twelve months after date ~
latc4 o3J, protested for nOnpaynqen fall ray4rd vii
De pau 4r lnef return 70 the owner or nf1atgD CON
eernlng them at the counting room Of Conga ~ ~ X
Camp street. s'' -" Ni@i'V'Asi ~
T osT-IS THE STATE OF ALAssN1--TVE vo1-
- lowing described Certificates On Nerrant u
Of New Orleans stock DHtA "a
Certificate No IS. dated March TO- ls5e. tad D.. n 70
MOlett for no shares stock. - '-i y" w. r
Certificate No. IS, dated March 2s Is59 fssr.5 9, n o
Molet for 100 shares stock 4 ~ w. =
erticate No, So, dated April TO- 1850 Issued Ia U u,
M0let for 100 shares stock. We -
Notice IS hereby given that application has been made tn
bank for certificates in the place Of those lost ''
JOHN q. MoLETT
Administrator Of W. P NoIett deceased
r OST-IE THE STATE OF ALABA8A-THE FOL,
II lowing described Certificates Of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No 32li dated New %, 1852 issued W P
Molett, for IS shares stock
Certificate No 1904 dated June g. 1851 issued to W p
Aolett, for 80 shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has been made the
psnk tof new certificates in the place q those ost
JOHN u. MOLETT,
Administrator of VI. p hUlett. deceased
7 OST OH AEIsLAED-A CERTIFICATE No. 5sT2
~ Tor eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
O. me bank IL the name of Mrs Jane McLeary Issued the
If not found application will due time for re-
newa Of liberal reward will paid for its recovery
Address Box 8l5. Postofice
New Orleans La, March %, 1866
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OFFICIALD


STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, May II, 1866.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
~ to me by Gesrge HOwes for the cauceng Of his OH
a bond as Constable of the Second Justices Court Of the par
sh Of Orleans, tO.wt
bond dated the 18th Of April 1866 for the sum Of FIVE tou
sand dollars signed by George HOwe principal and E.
Nte as security the said bond being given for the faithful
BY the said George Howes Of his duties Consta
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
debed pond to show in writing the office Of the Sec
ey Of state within ninety days after thelast publication
ths adyersement why the said bond should not be
celled and annuled.
Given under my hand and of State as above and
tue Independence Of the United States, the nneteth
J, MADISON WELLS.
CHARLES 0. HARDY Assistant Secretary of State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT ExEcUTIF,
NOuvele Orleans lie II mai 1866
A TTENDU QUtUNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI-
n te George HOwes pour cancellation obligation
ocee Constable de la Seconde Gour de Justice de la
parOisse dOreaus, SAVIOR
I'm bon date lie II avril 1865 pour so1nme Gina mile
White caution, cautonnement etant donne pour
Ia hdele execution ed George Howes de deyors
Constable Ci-dessng.
Avis consequence donne les persOnnes inte
essees avor re c0nnare ecrit bureau du secre
are Etat dams les 80 ours q suron la dtrniere pnbica
on de cette proclamation raisOns esquee lie dit
cautionrement serait pas cancelle ct annulle.
cdessus ct la 90ene de independance des Flats Gns
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Convenient:
CHARLES o. HARDY Assistant Secretaire d Etat.
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Assistant Treasurer United States.

- Crescent City Bank-New Orleans, May
&C. 1s6GFrom and after MONDAY 2Sh inst this Bank will
redeem Its circulation in actual current funds
CHAs FAURIE JR Cashier
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United States Treasury-New Orleans,
May 3lst, l866-Ths office will be closed TOMORROW
FRIDAY June LIST, of respect memory Of the late
Lieutenant General WINFIELD SCOTT
7, P. MAY,
Assistant TraaHnrar unitad Stntaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01
RUTLEK's PARENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned agents have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate with the buckle firmly at.
taehed one hoop This Tie Is recommended
merchants planters its simplicity and strength and the
great with which adjusted bales of any sly
1t has used by large number of planters since l3
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at cur ofhce,
/ R. BLEAKIg4Y CO.,
90 AnS 4 P0ydrAs street, corner of glchouUitoulsa
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LOTTERIES.
X ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY. a...-
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS
..- Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS C,
To be drawn at Coytngton Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE l6rH, 1866
Only 10000 Numbers-095 Prizes.
Only 10000 Numbers-oo5 Prizes.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the 100000 prize .........,..... $4,000
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize are -. -. l.s $500
8 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize Of Observation-Disclosures. $500
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the Sl0Os6 prize are ~ :, ] 200
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the s. 900 Prize are 20, =, ~. Ds $3.50
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $3.50 prize are ....s.,..,s. 1890
2T0 approximation prizes of 800 each for the
drawing the $1,000 prizes .........'.,.ts 1900
SIS prizes amounting $3.50 500
Whole tickets S2t Halves Sl2; Quarters Sc; Eighths
So; SiXeenths, 81 50.
Tickets sold and prizes csshed by
CHAS. I. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 500 Post Office. New Orleans
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATER-7f ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole lessee and Managere.s... MRs HOWARD WATKINS


hest Ventilated Theater In the Country,
First time the Southern Country the greatest
wonders Of tue age, THE SPHINX which viii be introduced
this evening the popular extravaganza Of BEAUTY AND
THE BEAST; Beau " MRS. q. HOWARD WATKINS.
To commence with q FAYORIrE COMEDY, 10 which Mr..
AND MhS H. WATKINS will appear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

400 GRAyIER STREET.
lo9 aRAvuEF. STREET
Direct importation from Pergord, Pertgpf,ux Dordognep
France, sx bark Celeritas, from Bordeaaz--
PATEs TRUFFEs, in boxes, 4 and X.
GALANTINE TRUFFEs.
GRAND PATEs
PERDRAUx RoTIs TRUE FEs,
TRUFFEs AU NATURE.
GEPEs A LHuILE.
For sale by a w HYLLEsTED & CO.
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Steamers Eyaujug Ghts 9ag.
Friday, June /, 1896.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

United states Custom House, CoIIee-
tors Office, New Orleans May 81 lSG6-Frday June l. 1866
having been appointed the day upon which the funeral Of the
late LeuteuantGenera WINFIELD SCOTT will take place
tribute of respect the memory of that distinguished
chiefau the Customs Offices be closed throughout the
day VIM ?. KELLOGG, Collector
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01
ERANK NRwMALLr

Havingr e' umsd the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
the paron ge public Orders left tiny Ice Depot Nos
10 andA ST THOMAS STREET junction of Annunclation
or at ny office, corner FULTON and COMMON STREETS
will bspromptly attended to. ,,,,r,,,,,rr
Corner Fulton and Common streets, up stairs,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
IMPORTANT SALE OF ZEAL ggrATE,

FOURTEEN SQUARES OF VALUABLE BArTURE
PROPERTY
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MISCELLANEOUS

GTATE OF LOUEsIANA--CITY OF NEW
- Orleans BE IT known that on this twentysiSth day Of
neI notary public duly commissioned and in and for
cane atd appeage5 ian e SS" T RT9@P ta
Jo1n 7 Dillingham;, Will O. Graham, Sam DeBow Thomas
o a' Dreeo % c e S3 RE%T TH q h
WEsiERN LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS herein acting by virtue Of .
ssS aa2ps TED. ia & @ mse9s e The az
amending the Company charter embrace the Business Of
appear by reference to the hereo annexed duly certified
c2py o. said resolution az part hereof Which appeaers de-
cared that c2nomsby to the powers rights and privileges
conferred by the statutes OF the State louisiana for the
aid resolution adopted at the said special Meeting said
S1SceE2GsTo OF te eighteenth Of Nay current meg 9eJegy
nd changes to the articles Of the charter Of the said Great
pa1y passed before notary on the first day of March,
eighteen hundred and sixty six, towit . ia.
and sbaiI be the l's'I GREAT s6UfHERN AND WESTERN
PARy MA EEW 6 AR A@SDENr INSURANCE COM
The first section Of rtice Second of said Charter
ded 5 to read as follows viz:
The purposes and objects Of this company hereby de
l. To iusure life and usuraucss against accidents the
company reserying the privilege of exercising both either
make insurance; upon dTs9g hSasss storss cotton
1iture goods wares merchandise machinery and other
perty, against loss or damage by FIRE,
steamboats, freight gold silver bank bills exchange
money and against all maritime inland transportation risks
and upon 3otomy and nesPondeTa interests in
OF any kind whatsoever ~
And the said company themselves to be rensured
against any risk which they have made shall make
insurance
Done and passed my Office at New Orleans aforesaid on
the day month and year first teore written the presence
Edward g. Goschalk and James Fahey competent witnesses
who sign these presents with the said appearers and me
notary after reading thereof.
h !Siznedl JAMES LONGsTREET,
E. = HERON, j. p. DILLINGHAM,
WIN. C. GRAHAM SAM DEBOW
7. I. MAY. G, WILLIAMS,
L. g, GOTTSCHALK, JAS. FAHEY.
S. WAGNER, n otary Public.
true copy,
New Orleans May 30. 1866. r,a ..."#
5. WAGNER Notary Public
OFFICE OF MORTGAGEs.-The undersigned. Deputy
Recorder Of Mortgages the Parish City Of New Or
leans State Of Louisiana ceRe that the foregoing
charter has been this day recorded in is Office in So
cety Book No. g, folio pa
New Orleans May &c 1866.
CHAS. Z. LENEs. Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

Young Mems BenevOIent AssOciation-
The officers and members ofhisAss5ciaton are hereby notified
that the regular monthly meeting will be held on MONDAY
June fth at "a o'clock precisely All members are re-
Guesed to be punotua business Of Importance VIII be
brought before the meeting By order of
j. A. FFUEtLoLEy secy j. DUBALEN, President.
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WANTED.

VKTASTED-A LADY LIVING IN A VERY pEsIg-
w able part Of the city and having no family would ike
!aEe ge9t emam ana WE OF G2lpg 81 getemgo to
az ,snJ tint' 49,. t a s go tar1s NJ, baa 20
s9oF' 9uit I nGte AZ 's,s; Ellis; ie J t
loeks from he % stsai q M 65fee59t goog
children address " j. Crescent Office, for three days
w a SssdJo FEEfG 5 I iys t i.s
testimopisIs Sd}r:yss lIass Ba% aI57 PostSfica
s.--2lie.2 90 80 2--s ~ -t2.l : =
w AANTED "A LADY WHO DESIRES TO GO re-
graity ~ XXI ~ ~. H., III ~ W dd IL Ti
10 m 1ofey gstfinah s3l4g sngpe wo wSeo oe i
s es,
w Al at H., ". PSI! sERvASI TO Cooh, WASH
A,nIy a. 20 \ } ~ i .ee W 49,, a. 1876
VTTAETEn s1TT-1 7Io,z &C TTIC1rp ~ ~
w perie1ced MAD Tasdbey vf,he 2 ,toI n some M
once.
w ~1CT77, - 49, - 49,
w ANLEDIA No. COOK AND WASH WOMAN.
STfn nay secure permanent home and good wages by
applying early.
W., W. Capitalists and E1ssFPr:sg CLASSES
a ho a2%eyer one Of those happy individuals where
war and he d5ss not nrnnoss ~ o-, a. a, ora
but will work for naney Ne ~ nattvs and y%irats nj
Europe has travelled on business In The Sited ae bss
ved In New Orleans for several years and has gained there
prefers doing better and know; that he sell goods any
Of MAXIM bi % gu gi MN ne vans an
making i m ps geH and Gr h @ ea secure @ " gy
Any ons wishing to confer Win HIM can ba d
what he Is ete nv addressirg n r cara az MAI + a
-. - 49,. :. sas evening a-rf9F, aeson- "a
WANTED-To RENT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
" julia and Washington Constance and Baronne streets
servants room and kitchen Address E. at this Office
WANTED A GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
nhed House The 's lie viii pay rem ii
ADDRESS Jones, Crescent Office. -
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STATE OF Log1stAEA, EXECUTIVE pEp a ,a.

New OFIeaHsf DeCtHIDsI 10 I55J, J
WHEREAS, j. 6. BeIden has applied to me
w for the canceng Of his official bond state Treasurer
wit
bond dated the fifth of March 1864 for the sum Of afty
thousand do lars; signed by William < Bell, A D. Grief
Richard England George Rue each for the $1,000
and Theodore Gillespie and E. H. Chadwick each for the sum
of 5000 the said bond beng conditional for the faithful per
Torrance by the said j. q. Beden his duties Treasurer
aforesaid;
Notice N hereby given all persons interested In the above
described bond show cause, in writing Office the
Secretary within ninety day after the publca
ton of this advertisement why the said BOND should Be
cancelled and annulIed.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State above this 25tb
day Of December p 1865, and Of the Independence the
United States the nneeth.
J. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governors
j. H. HARDY Secretary Of State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

- Louisiana Guard Artillery Monumen-
tai AssocatonAn adjourned meeting Of the above organ
cation will be held at the Hall of Louisiana Hose Company
Perdido and csondelet streets on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, June lst at halfpast seven O'Clock
A NJ RIDDLE. Vice President pro TEN.
Il HIaL.nornAM il, seeretarY pro TEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
THE EvANsVILIE DAILY journal. MONDAY, April Is,

GYMNAsIUM.-Those desiring the
establishment of a gymnasium in the
city, are informed that subscription
paper has been placed in the hands of
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 2, '65.

DIR. r. A. Armistead:
DEAR SIR-Near a week since, I
received slight wound en- my finger,
which caused violent attack of Fry
sipelas of my hand and arm, and in
one day rendered the entire limb pow
erless, all the while causing the most
violent pain. The many remedies
used seemed to aggravate rather than
alleviate my suffering, until / applied
your Universal Ointment, which, In
three hours, relieved all pain, and on
the day following had the satisfaction
Of finding the swelling greatly reduced.
In four days after applying the Oint-
ment / was entirely relieved. / there
fore most cheerfully vouch for the
efficacy of your Universal Ointment,
having, as I believe, fully tested its
meritsin my own case.
That your remedy may receive, as it
certainly merits, the highest conf
dence Of the public, is my most sin
cere desire. Respectfully,
II A. G. DENNIS,
Atty at Law, Sd ST., near Main