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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
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s6s al, aeipib, bab bic S5reublinge uns
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14

ssertbteaus sai6ington, Stem Srlepus,
-H2yathT sc, &C. @$S
5t.t3oa5 ,t.fifht0 8 slgtgt54 ra11sfz 5iE !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
@eiperbssM u5cigert.

Mne 9ieieaigen, bic benz nucftins GIm5 bsisAtreten
Dan{9eHi wonen eefaAsf itre 2dmeHuor bfeitas,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
Sabrgang |.
.aIas seltgrapb. Nadrid)ten.
8eaer taust aouis niD. cincinnati.

Ha 0uelt in SO mp6is
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-14
&ineinnntf-13. SuI

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Txe 9lfa0efnie brannte 9eute ab. Sie@
Selbe hara erft Dor 6 Nfonaten erbaat
luOrbeu. * 8erluft $50, 600
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN-
disc will be sold at public auction according to law on
TUESDAY, the goth day of February, sse.
at Warehouse No Front Levee street. between Julia
H 4 Co-No IL case sample manufacturers Wool and
RI boxes Laidreth's Garden Seed old and damaged
Ramirez-l Trunk, dozen chiidrens cloth Caps trim
Ceases Soda Water bottles, s to 6 dozen each
] Dbl Nader in bad order
and E!e cases about 200 vo French books by
BGmSgs , 80 81 ~ and t cases {sach large brass
Ffsn Boots a6,s catdena from
G Ferere-l box u5 packages) Smoking Tobacco, by A.
bss sewing Cotton, in balls damaged by Harriet Wood
E MNos. and - boxes DR. Kirchaessers Patent Med
b box a bottles Eau de St Herbert by Taurus from
Fellows Col Race Boat So feet long, and pair Oars by
oss o ae Sm a msV4R long and pair Oars
easns a fran PeTsSna Effects damaged by
E-Se. 81 box AZ Dozen, Rhenish Wine by R D.
BG-Ses to boxes az bottles each Dinner Cordia
90 ss5v boxes d jars eaeh3 Fruits in Juice, by
fyP s1m eask Porcelain by Kate Over from Havre
casks Ear}hsnwaP Ps BY " ssn
Rms 49, rs lss 1872 1877 ZOO al s s6 ss $780, s5l
haR B9 s"s snny Ess from Mar
GNes $50 to 6a56 leach ~ large brass wheeled
Clocks, tFrench,l by A. Bell from Havre.
ID snNo i50I case Books tMonteu and Beige, SO and
pos i and "a boxes u2 bottles each Wine by A
OF F-No $3.50 bbls az bottles each) White Wine, by
Bell. from Havre.
BPNo 3oo4-l Chess and Drapgh Men and Toys by
Thus. Howard from Liverpool.
w Co-No. IL case Blank Books, leather bound By
| AP-No 6s-l box empty Bottles, by Stephen Crowell
III % cases gas Chandeliers and fixtures, by A. F.
| THO ,,tsrs bnttt.d bv f,o-;,+,;,, -..,,
P--Nos. 1859 and s27O2 Patent Medicines by
| Corinthian from Liverpool y
mo SILL case Patent Medicines, by Corinthian
Crown No ST. box Plate by John Carver from Bor
JG-No. 4i3-l Toy Drums by Magdaena from Hayre
| : IL tons lesmatedJ Quassa Wood, sticks by Layena
! from Grand Caymen. - -
MHL.1 marble Tombstone, by Portland from Liverpool
| slabs Slate.
| W.T. cases Earthenware.
| 1900 b Cork Wood in slabs.
| Brown-l Dbl Coal Tar, by E. G. Knight from Havana
JILL sungs and Snephur Wick for coopers nv
| b Hallet, from Bordeaux. fN' -
| JW-i cases Statuary Marble.
| SS2 cases Almonds
! u G-l case Orange Flower Water
| AG-l case Fruits and Nuts ..
| l. F-No. Al case German Books,
! Pearson-1 box Rags.
steward-Nos, 200 and so-2 boxes Books and Paint
ings
| LIP casks Wine. F.
B-3 casks Wine
| d. I'll cask "
| LP-I :, .
Il bars Flat Iron
| bar Railroad Iron,
| bundles 4 Hoop Iron,
pNo Est boxes az bottles eachD Wine Borxenbery v,
U s Custom House, Collectors Office New Orleans Jan.
| 5, 1866. e' 49, 1' ~
| WIN. P. KELLOGG, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
Mississippi intelligence.

The Verona Times mentions a shocking casualty
resulting from carelessness and neglect: About a
fortnight ago, freight and gravel train came into
collision about four miles from Corinth. There
was no conductor on the freight train, the engi-
neer was drunk and the train thirty minutes ahead
ofregnlar time. Three Federal soldiers, two me-
groes and fireman were killed, and several other
persons severely wounded.
HoRsEs sToLEs There's Hung. A Mr.. Shaw,
living near 0kolona, last week had q number Of
horses!st from him. Getting on track of the
thieves, he pursued them to Kentucky where he
succeeded in oYertakng one of them, who was
dealt with SO severely as to induce him to disclose
his gang and their operations. Returning to Sal
|ftillo, he secured the assistance Of Captains Smith
and billiard, who arrested about ten of this nest Of
rogues. Some five or six were taken ont and hung
These enterprising officers have succeeded in get
ting the names of about forty of the gang and are
in pursuit Of them. We hope they may succeed in
getting possession Of the whole lot and mete out to
them juat punishment for their crimes. We hope
to get full account of this matter which we win
give our readers.--[ Verona Times.
The Times contains d pathetic appeal to the ID.
dies Of that city to Withdraw their petition to the
mayor and council to enforce the twenty gallo1
law, in that goody town. This appeal to ladies ii
evidently sincere bntthe poetry ismost execrable
4 The Secretary Of Summit Lodge F.. A. NJ, No
231, offers Ave hundred dollars reward for the ap
prehension Of the incendiary who burned the Ma
sonic Hall in that town on the night Of the oath o
December last,
FouND DEowNED.r-An inquest was held yester
day by Magistrate O. Neal, over the body of q mai
found dead III the river below Hudklestons Shoals
I Ry pair of gloves and memorandum-booki in the
pockets. the body was identified as that of AL
lnertas Hckersta, formerly citizen Of this piace
A from the condition of the corpse, it is supposed
an in xunf ar orn1 dam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

says the county where this curious plantation lies
Il. contained in 1860 a population Of 10000, Of
which nearly 10000 were slaves. and produced
over $50 600 bales of cotton" That's, allowing
one third of the negroes TO be working hands,
upwards Of twenty eight bales to the hand +.
! Can anybody tell where this county Is located
1t must be heavily represented in the Legislature,
for it ought to have cast about 6SG0 votes. Per-
| haps it may be recognized BY the following:
| at is o wonder of the richness OF the SOL thal
| ii could have sustained such luxurious and ldie
class as the present propretors OF the low pfcg1ss
| obtained for crops before the war NoW,s the o!a
masters do not know how to treat the neg,oss ~ y
their new relation and the negroes ate Jea ~ tb
their former masters, and prefer to wofA iof sne
4 Yanks.'
It il greater wonder, if anything were wonaeE,
ful these days to see such an absurd STORY statei
copied not only by the Northern uue Wy w
ern press. We find it in the missouri hsp"pii'
can Clarion. =,
cases of smallpox in Columbus as he' eAoeeo''s
/ four or five. .-,.,..,
Several prisoners broke Jail at Columbus some me
days ago. H., ~.
ce;yed an advertisement from some Yankee trim to
ba nubIished on condition that they will take pay
in an artificial leg. ,ssa
James r. Kidd has been elected Mayor Of Aber-
deem. ss5
4 We regret to learn that an ARRAY occurred at
Egypt Station, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, on
Sunday, in which Capt. T. Il. Scales, for some
time q resident of this city was dangerously and
others slightly wounded We have not heard the
particulars with relation to this affair."
| : 81 - IF 81, Aberdeen, Sunny South.
There was fall of snow itfCanton and Colum-
bus last week. 55
The receipts of cotton bonds, at the State
Treasurer,s Office, average about fifteen thousand
dollars per day. The total amount paid in during
the month of January, was about one hundred
Thousand dollars.-[S standard. a&e
The Quartermaster's Department has recently
refused to pay agentleman of this city the expense
of experimenting and taking care of a government
horse. The decision is rendered on the pretext
that the horse was branded and should have been
turned over to the United States government II
citizens are expected to pick up government
horses and then hunt up some Quratermaster to
take them off their hands, we imagine but few will
bother themselves whether the horses are lost or
not. In this, as in many other cases, the narrow
mindedness Of officials will result in damage to the
government, by thus Furnishing cit re s for aiding
officers in securing government property.
tVicEsburg Herald.
Call at T. w, Wrights, successor to J. Wright &
Co., SO Benville street, and buy bottle of Oil OF
Palm and Mace for the hair. @ r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF
Ground, with Ornamental Garden, Bienville
By j. IL. WALTON az DEsLONDE,


CATUKDAY, February Ia, 1866. at 12
. O'Clock M the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
ROYAL street, will be sold s-,4.
Two LOIS OF GROUND in the Second District of this
city in square bounded by Bienvie Cpstomhouse Der
bisny and Roman streets designated by the Nos
plan by - Tourne engineer, dated February, 1866
Lot No. measures p feet font on Benve street by
Septh feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
Lot No 80 feet inches Bienvile by
depth 09 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
TIE IMPROVEMENTS No. 1874 Bienyle street. consist of
one STORY FRAME COTTAGE, containing parior dining
room bedrooms and store closet side cal
eries etc. with twosoy back buildings containing kitchen
ironing and two bedrooms second floor M the
of Lot No there building containing wash wood
coal and chicken houses
There very handsome and ornamental garden with choice
flowers and shrubbery and fruit trees of Apan
plums, peach fig and oranges also magnolia other ona
mental trees.
The yard is paved throughout has large cistens and
well. .-.s..
This property has been lately put thorough repair and
of the handsomes cottage residences in Second Dis
trict with convenience for small family Possession
given the LIST of AprlneXt. r. = $50
pTERMsfne half cash in u s. Treasury notes: balance
u months credit in the of the purchaser with ner
current and Interest with special
mortgage the property until final payment property to
be kept fully insured and policy transferred the vendor
Act of sale before Gottsehak Wagner notares at the
pense of the purchaser. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

sTArE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE pEPAR

sTArE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans January IL, 1866
WHEREAS, duplication I'm. been made
W by Gabriel Leanmont for the eauceling his
official bond Auetioneer in aud for the parish Orleans
t0-wft
dated the 18th January 1865 for the sum of $40 0oo
signed by Gabriel beaumont principal Jules Tuyes
security the condition of said bond being for the faithful per-
tpmanee by the said Gabriel beaumont Of his duties
tioneer aforesaid
hereby given to all persons interested in the above
described bond, to show In writing office OF the
Secretary of State within ninety after the publication
Of this advertisement why the said bond should
and annnlIed 80
Given under my hand Of the State above and
the independence Of the United States the ninetieth
]. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
J. II, HARDY, Secretary of State.
BUREAU DE L'ExEeuIIF, ETAr DE LA LoUlsI

BUREAU L'ExEeuIlF, E1Ar DE LA LOUISIANA
houreile- Orleans Ie IL janvier 1866 I
A TTESDE que Gabriel beaumont, enean-
"A eur dams Ia dUrleans adresse
ourdhui moi ain de cancelier uiyan
I'm cautionnement anvier 1855 de sornme
de $1,000 signe Gabriel beaumont principal
Jules Tuyes conyne caution. = l.
&c cautibnnement etc fournl par dit Gabriel
mont la dite execution devos
AVIS consequence dome les personnes inte
essees dayor are eonnaitre ecr bureau
are Ea1 dams les 20 our qu suvron, Ia deniere pubca
on de cee proclamation les rasons esqueies e
eAati0nnement ne serait point cancele ct anDule.
Dome signature ct lie l'Etat Soupelle
Orleans IL ianyer A. d. ct la e0eme de Independence
DIES Etats- uns
Par Re gouverneur.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
AUCTION SALES

IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY IN THE
SS #8S E .RSs@fg
Fist seepna Thiriand Fourth Districts, East and West
B0alszy and oarrolon--second District Court " Nsw
.,-,As.s n. 10 nsn -------
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

Arst IL come to The conclusion, says tho writer,
the year 1852 must necessarily be fatal to the
1sRaphxte dynasty We are not 80 credulsus
1lasy. however, shake their wise heads when they
M esf upon The sad predictions implied IN these
hsiss ! confess for one. that Il am but aston.
~ ~ shs coincidence, Iattach no z importance
"A q sueh give it 10 your
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

This establishment containing thelages most elegantly
BILLIARD aALL in the States will be opepsd
to the public
Saturday Evening, goth Instant,
The Hall contains TWENTY-FoUR TABLEs, conpr;s
all the different varieties in such as Carom
Pocket and Six Pocket Tables of both French and American
sizes, and from the celebrated Mandatory of j
Brunswick & Bro, Cincinnati
"A FIRsT-cLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR STAND
also connected with this establishment where the hest that
both home and foreign markets produce will be ssryedto
the public taste.
IN presenting Crescent Hall to the public proprietor has
spared neither labor expense producing establishment
suited to the requirements of the great metropolis of the
South and at the time something worthy of the pro-
verbal generosity and good taste OF its people III
Tohs old friends and patrons returns hts warmest than
for their liberal patronage in past years and hopes in his
establishment tomerit continuance of the same
cordial invitation to them and the public eenerallvi
hereby rendered to be present at the opening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

IA We translate the following from the French side
II or contempt the Ree,of The 9Th inst:
parisianlco correspondent writing to the Guer,
asHeseg Mail, give the following rdinary nu-
erical coincid Wch Gems is the topic Of
IS no conversation iii Paris 1t quotes:
al Some one has discovered that singular relation
exists between the dates Of certain events of the
Mte Of The late King Loais Philippe and that Of his
a the SANE sacalaslon has
a. 70 the corresponding events OF the life ot the
eigning Emperor. Those who are superstitiously
Inclined may see in Il thing more serious than
mere accidental coincidence Of ciphers here is
n the table:
nAssiss Amsis
TIC WaE born n, l5sS
5hsy ssssaasS sas throne lsss
IIaking the date 1880 as base and adding to IT
kaf ot his birth I773, fplacng the figures over
other, We Ind for result ls4S, the date Of
\ ~ overthrow, thus 883s 4s3e
= =
7s1s
/ % WI ind tic same result BY adding to the same
\ a6te 1880. that Of the queen - birth, thus
Assembled tlls thrown 1892
J : :
gains BIZ adding The year Of their marriage:
Asnsnded the throne 1850 4 ss5
= ! -...'+'
Il ses sss Psi 1873 NJ
& Nh. 81 ussss she second table.
s.sJ ssa lsss
~ - ssa II. isss
~ & ~ lets hlanl Y VI eas q Is found
Asessslsn Z AZ ~, q, ''',.'
j d NJ J, n,ss.s.r.
Accession ~ throne .lste Il
!. ! =.
w lea
sAstsssisn + thraass ias2
y =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
s OFFICY AsIl.
STATE OF Lou,srasA, ExEourrva DErAnT,

s.,.n. STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcurtvE DEPARTMENT.
"a W. New Orleans, Febst, AGA
W HENFAS. application has been made to
me BY Jules Lea1mon for the canceng Of his oicia
bond dated May 49, 1883 for the of $4,000 signed
~ Iues beaumont as principal and Henry Lehumon
ehy . bond dated July 70 1860 for the of $40 000
s w inc same persons above the condition Of said
nus oshg 9r the faithful performance by said jules Leau
mont on MS duties as Rnctioneer aforesaid 8
hereby given to all interested In the abov1
Ssrrned bonds to show in writing at the office of the
OF state within ninety days the last publication
celled and anqulled M
Given under hand and seal Of the State this 9Th day
rspnay A. D. 1866 and of the Independence OF the United
States the nnetieh -
H.. H.. Cen, J. MADISON WELLS &
D. H. HARDY, Secretary of State. VI
/ a., BUREAU DE LEyEcUTfK, ETAr LOUISIANA
u,r,v, Nonvele. Orleans lie fevrier 1866 8
A IIENn U que Jules beaumont s'est adj
reese au)onrd hui moi aim de anuuer les
eautionncmen date du 10 mai 1888 de la somme de
sghe par Juies beaumont CONNIE principal ct Henry
beaumont CONNIE caution. - :
20 I'm cantionnemeut date du I2 iuet 1850 de
sonime, OF signe par les memes personnes
YES ayant etc orni 10 dit Jules Leau
teur- ~ ~ ~
Avis est consequence donna toutes les personns nt
ator re Sonnaitre par ecrit bureau tu secre
are Eat dams les 80 jonrs qui drnere pubca-
ZION de cete Proclamation les rasons pour esqele les dts
catiohi efnents ne seraent cancelles annulas
Tonne sous ma signature ct lie de Eta sXiame
our De tevrier d. 1866 ct la 9eme de Independence des
]. MADISON WELLS
j.. II. HARDY Eeerstaire d,Etat. - .s@ mas