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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-17
TOHN Ii. FULLER,
MANUFACTURED AND DEALER
No. 9 Dey Street, New York,
Has In store and ready immediate shipment and
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and
RntIars

80 horse oEsnac md ssw 4
feet Of lumber per hour GTist Mills MIL IRONS Water
per- sRa Mining asehpsy FOOLS anfs st and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc.
E ros ap rP' Sss Rd PIrs7 a SSs'4 r.
brli Lashss,. '' Daniels Flaming Machines,
Boring Machines Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Upright Drills Tenoning Machines,
Force Pumps nns,' Foot MoTtieing Machines hines
Suction Pumps. Blind Stat Tenoning Machines.
shafting Pulleys Hangers Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Beltngs Circular Reserving Mills
s
Steam and W ater Gauges, and Railway suppies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor, Eagle Brown Southern, Craven Excelsior and Nc
Gary Cotton Gins With engines OF hgrse @ and es
uao Yonr orders arc resne,'t'niiv Snlc'ed
JOHN & e. f p Ysskt s EfEEH kEw roRs
tic and Foreign Papers and Stationery Constantly on
Account Books made order Lthography Engraving and
Special attention by mail prices low any
house in the city for goods OF equal quality
EIRsT PREMIUM STEAM SAW MILLS.
| The First PRICE, the GOLD MEDAL, awarded to the
! WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
American Institute their Fair in October 1855 r
| Circular saw-MIn and Steam Engine.
Orders for these Gang Saw Mills Sugar Mils General c Ms
chiney, Iron and Brass Castings Fogngs Railroad ess1
| etc. promptly filled. Address 49, 80
GEO M. chArF s. T,sass5sr " y
...... s. Liberty street Room No. s,NY
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Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins,

Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and Nc
Cahy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and
thing required for the same in store and for sale at the lowest
ufa Your orders resne"t'nilv Solicited
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TORE AND DWELLING HOUSE, ON CORNER OF
Constance and Calliope street.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES sCHUTTLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-17

to go horse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills Of ny
most approved construction Of all sizes, cutting o 70 w
Wheels and every kind of MIL Machinery Sugar Mills, Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for OIL and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

with soo ,,rensv FIVE designs hut they are by
st,itn % TO-, fnrJs we have neniinrd. OF roure he did
Is on, Strengthen Cd by tbtn 80 f0nnd" o.. hen" ~ men
Amci!.a But Drah the AveogeT ia tsr,bc potDc
ton Taking a qHtace II ems That rb"l"r' :
tro uut Pi'is makcG.o".i no hiss nceVfd tfIs
S,r zar nice. e oicsone ouy md cxetu. % win a IN
ef iy ard own. 'cress wor'hv = Di',e DAB assetOr
il dJ, sscd in .t g domino ard hoIng til hhe II
IL pere violn DAVIS another bas acros' 1. Use bow
Fros his wfis a, shat stars co ls 'icTua With
empty eye lie late ami be moves orw rl via the pnoo
woman fantastic, v dressed tie Codes L b,rty end
nssrer 70 us Whose cts already twisted IN tLe
cIprfp Of death. o cutc' bis hGI gun -lis wth It's
hands lis feet n'er.y wreDcne ftfer, BIS mas.
l,> down from h ice aud Is donh,d tosethet %
horrible preston from which trough 1t 10 nothing
S I'd opr mind y it, LooEng at his tn learned pbysi.
csr he said that mask has exactly the awful expression
At comes npOn Tie face ~ victim OF Cueraan preston
SO reenlar h. rs horror ThH be mistaken
Re n1ent taere was ~ doubt Reth had drawn directly
H. IL IN tie deafl grace OF ske eton ana IL
tas iI figure his feet mt the hef wonder Of the de-
..n res o. the night hand of the masser aIe seen
escaping Ue they may the mpscans are eahg aaa lear
fully leaving Orche.a witt her t-umencne ~ them
holds AZ viii his fnycrs Blow the leaders desE ss
grim II ryetG figure hcdinG knont IN her aand ne re-
justice were little beatLenish We advise orr readers to
lock this print they can Dear 80 horror 81 ~ s
az plant blow itr realism In Art
This story Of Queen Victoria and the late Joseph
Home honorable her Majesty that we are glad Of The
opportunity to insert it here epropo'of bust;"
"Her Il j'ty's Opposition" lie not an idle word Ihe
Queen bust OF tue late Joseph I"luf'
y his Ni0Ow he placed In tho House Of Commons tc he
House message addressed 70 ii last week. tat tne aIe
member "who for nFariy forty years. ABLY liDI
ousy disnerecGy served his country m the onse OF
Commons During the whole Of that tine MI hume was an
opponent of every Government whenever there was money 10
be voted grant scarcely asked for when ne u
not endeayor make less and he one Of the sanncheS
(aud successfully Opp0sers Il the anruity 70 Fnee Ae'
originally proposed BY the Mini n.y. Hume was PeiiiIY
abused bY Ike Hook bal ihe Queens praise VIII Ou
live all party censure.
On the last days sale of the pictures drawings, &c.
.ho 1o,a Han and Pay Dr Wellesley. a
small penandnk sketch by Raphael purchased Tor be
British Museum $500 The purchaser the " nndon1iea
Raphael" the sale Of the Hunter Gallery IN ts els a.
and congratulate binsef the e'raPnes Il hls Dnreip
how many shngs was il 1t fOri But DEAR no matter
Ut how few.
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FINE ARTS.

Now that the cholera to have left u.s. and that
hsTe BE- danger Of adding to anybod excitement
he subject 10 express surprise that during
We stay nobody thought importing reproducing Alfred
Rethels famous wood cut Death the Avenger which II it
could once have been widely disseminated shown IN shop
windows and Tesn for Hpers Weekly" and Frank
Lealies Illustrated NesA might have given hundreds Of
people the nightmare and perhapso great tie power Of
The sympathetic nagnGt0uhaYe added multitude Of the
VerJ bDst cases Of cholera the reperoTc5 II medical
and 50 given them the practice Of Which the yrsuuca
Health Commissioners deprived them. Now however that
khe cholera. who hardly received better Welcome
hands than bic companion plague President johnson has
INC west has tarDed his beck and gone his den
plot nss eonquesis for the aturs venture speak OF this
feaIabe work the production Of the powerful genius
that Germany produced IN Art In modern mes Rete
Eeoso name little known out Of Germany published
teee works which msy easily b procured application 10
etheI Of oar leading foreign booksellers West
sIalennand BY which bs genius may be fairly csmated
Dae H. Kin IOdteptGnz -" A Dance Of Death" another
~ "o oomDanion cas Death the Ayenger' Der fOlt
80 tI"urgef" aud Death tho Friend Der Todt ais
~'eesa lie also Illustrated Roleoks pIYeIssl Hie,oTy"
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LITERARY ITEMS.

etrahan e. Co. announce; "Arne: A Sketch of
Norwegian Life" by Bjornserne Bjornson, "vignees:
fveye Biographical Sketches" BY Bessie Rsynor Parkes
suthor Of Essays Woman's Work. The Higher Educs
Sion Of Women" by Emily Davies Views and Opinions
b Matthew Browne; The Light and Life Of Men BY John
ana scholar by Prof Pumptrej "Ecelesa Del The Place
pnd Functions OF the Church in the Divine Order Of the
Sonshi His Character and Mission to Nneys" by tie Rev
Aseh Martin M Al "Eastertide Sermons" by Henry
fastn's Quests Guests Mad House" BY William Gu
esEti Neeth and Weliare by Jefe@la9 O9'1eii anu
! N. DOOlady has just published Behind the Scenes
a. Southern Morals during the War"
James Miller has in press New Cook Book, by
kra EHs "A Guide to Health The Art Of Proonging
Tho Arabian Nights in volumes with 500 beaut
hl i1ustTatiOns printed on tinted paper.
Hurd d. Houghton are preparing for the holidays
~Chrstas England from Irvngs Sketch Book, printed
to torn and nustraed illustrated edition Of Dick.
onss Christmas BooKs;" and "a Friend in Need" by T.
hood illustrated. They have in press LamarnOs Flor
gAlza."
The second volume Of Mr.. Greeley's american
pOnct which completes the work has Just been issued and
O. now for sale by D. Case Co.. Hartford Conn., and BY
agents throughout the country.
Messrs. Ticknor & Fields have purchased Of Little,
Brown Co the stereotype plates and the entire stock Of the
hsbed By the latter house. and design incorporating with
paoh Of the later and living poets now included ~ their o."
hat will give still greater completeness and bring down
30 the present day The comprised In 100 volumes
and found Milton Spencer, Shakespeare Pope Dry
don Swift Thomson Cowper Goldsmith Gray. Burns Camp
bell Scott Coler dye Byron Hood Keats Shelley SOuthey
Moore Herbert Wordsworth and many others The present
hst OF Tcknor Fields forms natural supplement 10 such
collection including does the a Tennyson Brown
fac Kingsley Barry Cornwall Leigh Hunt Owen MEREDITH.
Massey Miss MulOek Tbackeray Adelaide Proctor Swim.
b3e and others BY this purchase Tcknor Fields confirm
er Acknowledged position as leading publishers Of poetry
and 70 themselves list Of poedcsl publications
tatebed by that Of publishing house in the world We
earn that II the intention Of tue publishers Immediately
ssissuo the British Poets In elegant and enlarged form.
Mr.. swinburne's poem Of Cleopatra which APP
peAred In the September number Of The CrAM Magazine is
rspubshed IN the last Issue Of Ery Saturday 1t u OF
The spirit Of nearly all the authors recently published
pOem has Of the decacy Of form than
kss hitherto displayed snce the appearance Of Ataant
I The many admirers Of Rab and his Friends ;
pBa other genial essays RON tie pleasant pen win be
psBed learn that the subO quote Tie London Aener
Bis n the condition Of health which his friends could
6aF 70 him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

7. B. Peterson & Brothers have reprinted an En-
eiish novel, a few years old, entitled "out Of the
Depths the Story of Woman's Life" The sub
Sect Is sufficiently well indicated by the title. They
have also published "Moreton Han, or the Spirits of
the Haunted House, which enjoys the distinction of
Being true tale in real fe and also an American
productions fact upon which We have no reason to
congratulate our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

CTANDARD AND POPULAR LITERATURE
- KOR ALL RGADEG5


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O. A REFEBEhCF BOOK OF ES6LiSH HISTORY containing
Trb-s Of hfonogy, te.e lay Dictionary Beite Lines
Of boraIhyi sod bre i.r0ur' NJ tie Easih Cgl 1on
D POPULAR EEk6INGs N PROSE AND VERSE, fr Business
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Our oxaE kuEs. Dt.Slien OF All Culuyisd OF Con-
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TINS NopgRS GrNSIr By Chare, Spencer With 40 Prsc
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g. Tug NoSEI MARKET hthl' What Does and How Il 10
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s. THE TAA' ntaHs.fS MANUALi o. iHE ART oT COLLECT
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No. 7s5 Broadway,
Between Eighth and Ninth sta
THF ONLY GEyUENE IN THE cry
nPENING NEW GOODS AND FACILITIES
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which we sharing with the intelligent pub &c.
VALENTINE Co.,
o. FOURTH-AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

1.-THE omnipresence of Loving Kindness is the
title Of an interesting little book just published by
Robert Carter & Brothers. 1t is narrative of the
seyoted and successful labors Of lady among the
gATlen women of Glasgow, and it has special value
n connection with the recent formation of assOcia
sion for the purpose Of prosecuting similar good
Nork in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

vT'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEfoI
GUREER 4 Co 40. 80 CedaFs;., hew'fo'A
See Advertisement In another column.
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t. j. p lEliSON & DO -
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TX AlARVEL's NEW WORK.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

Chapman & Company of this city have commenced
4"sunuy Side Series" Of cheap popular fiction, the
Inaugural issue Of which is Mr. p. Hamilton Myers's
~First Of the Knickerbocker's," originally published
is years ago. and received OF that time viii great
Deal of favor. As the story is ga tale Of 1913" we
4Te puzzled TO account for the wOod-cut facing the
btlepage and representing little misunderstanding
Between two men in unmistakable costume Of 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

DEPOT QUARpgssAsTEKs OYyTcHr I
BALTfSoRE. Nj, SCOT ia, 1906
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.
~ VIII be sod pubic auction, Baltimore Nd on
with all bereUnto beougn ne
Steamer SAMPSON 28l width Of beam - feet light dram
pressure tie Steamer PLANTER, tuns ~on ~
beam 40 & e., Hight drsfi two high pressure ensneS
Terms cash, IN Government funds on day Of sale.
For further particulars inquire st this Office
A ). KIMBALL.
BTeyet Major and A. Q. NJ,
Depot Qusriermas,eE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
DEADY THIS MORNING.
IL BEADLE's DIME hVyELs, No. lo6
SIMPLE PHIL;
STORY OF TIE SETTLEMENTS.
ny JAMES l. BOWEN.
Author Of The Hunter" The Maid Of wJOuiss" etc

Author Of Doomed Hunter" THE Maid Of Wyoming" etc
TIE pleasures pers Of frontier Life have vivid Characterization
IN this stirring roosnee The history Of thousand settlements
,me powder aud fight Simon Kston usei 10 Of Ken
,ei soil episode q powder and fbt here dlneaied though
TIN, 10 the life made suboduas the story proper Of the
wht snE Of Simple FILL who, under the inpu', Of
love proves In ps bis supposed week.-mrs. tie upper story
10 b. true the forest. IL stirring story Fea'lnsy told
For ,e By New,deaer; sent postpaid to address
eipt OF pfee-TkH CEsrs- Address,
BEADLE AND COMPANY, General Dime Book PubI'hsr,
No IIs William It. SsVYoIk.
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One Price ystem,


which cannot fail to give satisfaction, as it
is based upon ''sman profits and quick re-
turns Mrs Wells, superintends the Mil
linery and Dress making Departments,
where she viii be pleased to see and wait
upon her old friends and customers Both
of these branches are under the manage
ment of first class artistes, who are thor
oughly sEposted" on the latest fashions.
To the Gentlemen, McDermott would say
that he has fine stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Furnishing Goods,
&C., &c,
which he viii sell cheaper than any one else
in town, as he is going out of the gents
goods entirely, in order to devote his exclu'
sive attention to the establishment of a first
class Ladies' Store.
April %, IS66ly sss ass4Fst
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MiIIinery.

Bonpets, Hats, for Infants, Misses and
Ladies'; Ladies' Undergarments, OF. every
description, ready made Ladies' and chill
dren's Shoes, all styles and qualities. ! a
In short, aeompiete assortment of Ladies'
Goods, from Paper of Pins to a Wedding
outfit 80 -. f.f-.f....
This portion Of the stock was selected with
great care, by Mrs Wells, who, by business
experience in this market of twelve years
understands the requirements, of the Ladies
of this section, and who feels confident she
| can please the most fastidious, both in good;
and prices. Ao"aJ9e ,t"34 81 - -
j. H MeDERMOTT is determined Il
establish an exclusive z., .te =
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Fashionable Drinking saloon

Hyhis Saloon has recently ~ So
IL been thoroughly re- mi
fitted, and is now in SPLEEN
did trim; and is supplied with the
very best brands Of choice Liquors,
Wines, Ale and Porter, Cigars and
in fact everything that can be had in
a first-class saloon. ~ -
The proprietor feels satisfied that be
can givesatisfaction to all who may call.
j. G. HEAD. Proprietor.
Bellevue, March 81, 1866. v4n43
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STRAY SALE.

TSstrayed before me, the undersigned au
u thority, on the 24th of September, 1866,
by VIM Harrison and will be sold at pub
lie auction, for cash, on Saturday the 18th
yearling, 3,years old, with white body and
black head, unmarked. s3iats, - 42d s
The owner of said animal is hereby re-
quested toIcome forward, prove property,
pay charges, &c ~, u '.....fs
This 26th September, 1866. ! q .l..l.'d I. "
-I6I aA II5l1395s r3iDilW. II HILL, .ti
n26 Stray Master
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of r. R, Roby, deceased.
Dy virtue Of writ Of sale to me
ID directed from the District Court
of Bessier, La, ! will sell at public
auction, to the last and highest, bidder,
between the legal hours of sale, at the
late residence Of r. r. Roby, deceased,
in said parish of Bossier, on Thursday
the 18th day of December, 1866, the
following described personal property
belonging to said succession, viz;
3horses,9 mules, yoke oxen, 10 OF
10 cows and calves. IS head of stock
cattle, $50 pork hogs, so stock hogs,
so head sheep, household and kitchen
furniture, 500 bushels of corn, more OF
less, about 80 bales of cotton, lot OF
cotton seed, lot of farming imple-
ments, lot of blacksmith tools, / a.
mule wagon, ] oxwagon, ] cart, ]
buggy and stacks of fodder.
/ will also, at the same time ani
place, lease out for the year 1867, t.
The highest bidder, the plantation be.
longing to the succession of r. R
Roby, deceased.
Terms of Sale--Cash. provided The
appraised value be bid. Should any
Of said property fail to bring it's ap.
praisement, will Immediately at the
same time and place. re-offer it on
credit of IL months, for whatever i
will bring-purchaser giving his not,
with approved personal security, bear
ing { per centum per annum interes
from day of sale, g
j. L. BTGGS, Coroner,
- yss ey-ofieie Sheriff and Auct'r
November 2lst, 1866. MA St
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Succession Sale.

Sxeceassiosa on John d. Hodges, dereased.
-, ,,rxvrr am ron prNr
RED RIVED LAND FOX hENI.
I'm pursuance Of advice of q family meeting,
and an order issued from the District
Court of BOssier parish,. La. we will lease
ia fIjsiasf And highest bidder, on the prem
ises. on Saturday the 9Th day of December,
next. the Plantation ON Red River, BOssier
parish. belonging to the estate of John L.
Hodges, deceased, to.wit:
The Elm Grove Plantation, . containing
about three hundred and fifty acres, with
Gin House and cabins Also, the ''Hopewell
Plantation, containing four hundred and
fifty acres, with O good Gin House and
cabins. Also, O tract of land adjoining these
plantations, containing two hundred acres,
In kood state oftcultivation, with good fenc.
ing, but no cabins or other improvements
The said lands to be leased ON a credit until
the LIST Of January, 1868 The lessee to give
his note with special lein on the crop to
secure the payment of the same.
We viii, at the same time and place, sell