New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-13
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4 m. ARrfN Pc planters Of the parish Of ST.
| Martin were to hold "a meeting on the It'll, To
ures foy The organization Of labor 4
ouTEA Some Body has conanaitted asass
terribly ouhnge q On tle ditor If tn nnsborongh
Herald ,by throwing q beef bone through ths win.
doWsand hitting him p the head
I snsEvEf PORT The 5outhw stern Hof LUZ Sd,
reports Light receipts of nfton Price, Al cents
Nj specie. 5 sssss Sss
+ afe slking saolit estahi ishing an ilssur
)pnee cpna anRti onal banst Az Shreveport.
AlssxA pR1 Isosee has been elected
mayor of lexandlia. The ~ rose eight
| feet has commenced fElliHg. Weather clear and
cooi: All says the Deiho srat Of 6he iOth.
BAroN RoueE The large famiiy dwelling house
cf tho late Gen. Joseph Bernard two miles east Of
j Baton Rouge, was totally consumed by fire III
Saturday nigl last, together with nearly 81 the
l furniture and clothing
IEAvf RAIN The Bienville Messenger eona.
plains % a rain there that WAS 81 heavy tint II
Actually kept the ladies from running about town
sostEH IAr sotp. The BienVlle lTessengerre-
hates the following incident
/ Cur friend. Toby ToppIeton, crossing bayoh
the other dsY after recent rains, found the
bridge gone and the waters ilashfng fltri
\ ouslY N cynse nient log Just below te fori
ted d happy tlpug TIT. There was no nse Id
q dncking when lie could walk over On the
arh lead his horse oyer hy tlie
SO own BIB got, should Tered his satigiie
and other traps, and proceeded cautiously over
tsut 70 ls assonislnsilts tlle water reached only
I to bis horses knees. ssss IS =
sT .fuz All tFlie Clinton Deraocrst says !.
Tle behavior olr freed pup usafion tnrine
/ the holidays, YRS qlhta xefnn Iary single
case Of aisturb pas TO CaE KIN og}edge.
\ TS was owing III 7GeasHre IT, the gigilant
patrols EeP sby the Alitia tlfou out the parish.
ReferriDg eeos stsssis year u crop
| the Democrat aa Us
1sRr planters rom ~ hat IVA can learn are mals
gspuG slew bgress iii euring labor ier the
preseIt gear. li naEly las aneas, negroes have
of4ers, ifiil ressil them
The belief that tlEey would remain and work
as usual but at the olpse Of the year without a
fes warning, iAFs left iii body not even D.
single house sers manning. The great idea is
change, TIL there is some good or bene-
it ~ be obtained nAder new enapio yers, which
trey cannot receive nader tile old. This renders
Etle proeufat lion of Labor difficult and uncertain
Another back IL tho waiitSof an agent Of The
Omen Burea u tt furnish the necessary blanks
f0F and attBnd to the other ulatons
laid down III ISen. Baird IS circular.
Tie Clinton Patriot 4 weekly paper published
before tlle war, il NJ be revived ~ Mesars. E u
Pnllan 81 CO.
Ths Democrat CALI out for the speedy recon-
Estrnctionn Of the Clinton and Port Hudson rail-
road.
sr, MARI We take the following para graphs
from the Planters Banner s
The town elect Iast Monday ii this place,
resulted IN the choice of 81 Tslck for ma yor
/ Aldernen, 2; etarniaI Pei ahoussaye BENT
Johnson, Wilson Hefali, All Gates, ST. Michael
|sB. Gordy was elected constable.
Cur parish is quiet since the holidays and most
people seem anxious to do something for thena-
Many of the hegross have made contrac IS,
others still Hait fdr sN something to- turn up.'i
There u some talk d a few strangers purchasing
places ID different parts Of the parish, Upon the
who'll pr0spe loo much better than they did
TWO months ago.
tfas. HowA ARD BA III There Is nos al DID play
goer in Sew Orleans but VIII be delighted 10 learn
that an opp ortunity will be presented Ill Monday
aud day next seeing that universal fayorite
MIS- Charles Howard, now Mrs. Harry Watkins,
again On the boards. with Mi; " tkbs and Mis-
Gallotta Shaw, q TALENTED pianist, she will appear
III Il very unique rtaininenf III odd Fellows,
Hail aad We look dor d crowded house to greet
actresss
Iist Of passeng ers Der steamship Austin from M
1 dian0la via Galveston:
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ole, Captain anderson, from New York December
yia Havana ST INST. with full cargo Of al.
/ sorted merchandise arrived at her wharf at Post
-, Foerth District, at $ O'clock yesterday morn.
ing.
The Creole CROSSED the bar ut Southwest Pass al
noon on the 10th inst., and arrived off the Battle
Ground Flats {belox The city, at 2sI5 4. ~, yes
4 terday. where. she fenaiaed at ancller until aftei
\ dayligllt, and arrived st her wharf as stated
4 Move.
The following named persons came passengers
Oh the ssreoIs Isl
4; Grant, a Teusy rms Eants aud tno chiidrs i u I'm
Jsnes
LADY, Mary Pamsr Alice GansAer, Pan
III @ saa sss si Ras S SsRsSss
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31n Fh Gssa s pssr "a Z clsSss
Il 10 sWnohEsA1H GRoeERs. Tobacconists an,
eommission nsrcA ante III tlais ely wishing 10 pur
h chase from first hands, and at low prices, manu-
\ fa1 tared ana srsoking tobacco would d. wcll i
call oh AIeasrs. sutherlin, Warren 4 Co, Mes 10
n and loz Gragier street. They haze the largea
and most complete atosk: Sec tier advertise
aseat.