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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

tnre which to recognize This question
which had night examine he was bee 10 say tat u
rom the government Of State be that he had constg
ton under which II would be safe 70 admit II he would Dc WI
ling 70 aAmit IT, With regard the formation Of these
States he held that he had right to inquire what hnd Of
constitution they had II might be question preliminary WIN
him after these States had adopted the amendment Wheth
they had government which gave them night 70 adopt y
He od yield ota Of the guarantees already sis
anon md snch further guarantees az might be needed he
did not know that any other would be necctsary,
Mr. BROWN tRep, Mo- t445 moved that the Senate ad
Nj DAVIS Diem KY would Ike to know Of Mr. Fe SEN
den whether the State Of Tennessee had not ratified me
smendment but had adopted the state Constitution she no
has esseRden would have voted for the admission OF that
Mr. HENDRICKS CDeap Ind) addressed the Senate in or
position 10 Mr. Browns amendment
Mr.. SUMNER again urged an adjournment
Mr. HENDRICKS asked mat there Dc an agreement 'o
the pending bill 10 morrow al O'Clock -.. -. y,.. .
Mr. WADE saddle would be wiling 10 agree 10 That II
were certain that there would be here TO vote omo
'O The Senate then at H. again refused to adjourn
The question was then taken on ihe amendment onSTed O
Mr. Cownn yesterday the people at Nebraska shah owe
paramount allegiance the United states &c Disagreed TO-
The next question was upon Mr. Wilson's amendment g
At SIS Mr. HENDERSON REP, MOI moved to adjourn
Mr. WADE called the Yeas and Nays Disagreed to-feas
Mr. SUMNER moved that pending amendment Be ppHte'
fer the use Of the Senate. Disagreed TO. ~,
Mr. SUMNER snid there was time When ny Air cVu
sec Importance In question involving human rghs ht Mr
Wade vas now trying to pass ihfGses IhG 81 ns re-
marks he pgnin moved al adjournment ,-s-., ". -
The motion to adjourn was again defeated-feas ID
Mr. WADE took the floor in reply to Mr. sumner
Mr. HENDRICKS moved 10 postpone the further consdea
ton Of the bin till the 9TH Of January next -
Mr. HARDWOOD REP Iowa said he could not hear Sir
sumner characterize the Constitution Of Nebraska as odiou
without entering bis protest against IT, The Consultation
Nebraska in this respect the as the Constitution
Iowa.
Mr. SUMNER asked II he r Krkwoo0 thought that pro
vision Of the Constitution OF Iowa was right
Mr. KIEKWOOD-In say to the senator that It is
his business 1t Is the business Of the people OF Iowa 90
Mr. SUMNER resumed the oor-1he Constitution Of low
was not before II IL he should express BIZ
opinion on II.
Mr. SUMNER Of o'clock, moved an adjournment wmel
was lost BY a vote Of u Nays against n Yeas u.
Mr. POMEROY kep, Kansas took the floor in opposition
10 M Browns amendment.
ADJOURNMENT
Nj EDMUNDS Rep VT TO address the Senate bu
yielded at 6O o'clock motion 10 adjourn which prevailed
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rnon TIE srKAKEa OF rHE Housg OF REPEEsENTArIyas.

y, ~
MI DEAR have Hapius engraving
s your original portrait o. Mr. Lincoln III striking portrait
Il surprised is fidelity knowing your excellent
durnF months the White House day
siady Of him, and tie frequent sttinE he gsve you
spoke portrait the best ever taken 81
hu represents him in bis most Thoughtful aud solemn mood
~eghed and those VINO knew him tTt
accustomed him IL swork 10 be priced and
who appreciated him while living and who realize hi
honor he You're
truly, SNdJlLEN NOLfAA
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TEoH rHF sEoHETARI o. IHE shvT.

r. B. CAEYENTKE-My Dear Sir Mr. Charles H. B'siusId hs,
b{ed M me pius engraving Of your original portrst Of
T .e PRECEDENT pleased with and With the Likeness
thu with sny engraved portrait have Of Mr. Lincoln sud
sissrsV eosuts both and S hspn tie you
i've se6le,sd Very respectfully, GIDEON WELLS.
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LEelTloN DIS ErATs USts. PARIS, January y, 1866.
Dv.s M I4HPExrKR. ! often asked
ss bet portraits lincoln Those sold IN the shops
r,rrItaTst waiting or the sugTsvng q your per
rat give the final idea Of what Lincoln No
opportunities IL only natural that should have bad
,,crt .urcess Your fnsDd JOHN HAY.
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Mr. B. CAHPKSTKR- Sir. Ne Hapins engraving Of your
portrait reflects credit both artists No
au sure excellent opportunities youne Tor making
reod picture Presidents and you certainly improved
The likeness very faithful and hieke MI Lucons
mobility and s expression varied much
seen that whh you have given him think
slsoh his best. Yours truly, :. p CHASE.
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ThoN KRIS LINCOLN.

CHICAGO. November &, 1865.
M DEAR SIR. ] have various Iorras OF Wy
deeply husband that approached the truthful
cess and perfection Of ikeuess Of yours. 49,
= More could not Esk or expect . With
,inesr. esteem MARY LINCOLN.
Nj y. b. CARPESTER
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IRON SENATOR suHSEH

hHkATE .
y CARPENTKR-Nv DeGr STs You knew President Lincoln
well and better sti you syD pa hzed with him 10 his s and
rsons The engraving from portrait Of him which
fn Of feeling aud hope will bang In the homes Of
county parents and children learn IRON ~ eounteunce
and which hsve made hin
fthfulV rour, CHARLES SUMNER
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nv Both mother aud nysef have
aWsys your portrst Of father the best aud most
.tofa that and ts value would be ine
Easbls Trny your friend, ROBERT I. LINCOLN.
Mr. ,. b. CARPKxTEH New $ ofk.
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PUBLsaER OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tia TRIBUNE December 1866.
DEAR Mr. CARPEETER vel remember the occasion OF h
sitting you which present Al the close Of the
snt stepped front Of the portrait viewed Tor
He then made this feel that there
this portrait than representation which has ever
SINCLAIk.
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nov M HrNrINeroS. TBE ARTIST,

fretloeut Nationti Acea9h'9 % Ss-.H.
No Ss EAsr TyENTIKTH-sT., hgw' ORR. Dec. H. 1860
NJ DEAR congratulate you on ne success 10
which Rspn hss engraved study portrait OF r Lincoln
T sincerity and tender melancholy winch you caught
Gou the LIE reproduced with khfI hand and ne snecI
seh fa and artistic will prove :svorite with the ever
6iot trny vouns ID. HUNTINGTON
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PROM JOHN G. NIooLAI,
- .-.-.....-,- 49,. III. / -

PARis Jsnusry n, 1850.
NJ w Dear Sir: ! have always
psdf.d your portrait Of Mr. the taken Of BIN
and YOU can therefore desire to have which
ahsl possible reproduction Of the original
Your irienG, JOhN o. NCOLhi.
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Tnon rnE sEcnETARI oy IN.


Nj DIAN SIR engaging your portrait Of Mr Lincoln has
Ase bown me think IL faithful e.ke aud remarkably well
executed Yours very truly WILLIAM H. SEWARD
n n
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100 rR. cnrEcn. Ia Arrl,r.


uH ClEPExTERMy Dear Sir. Hspu done your hue truth
al por Of Lincoln fu justice tuaph Of the enguVef
Al nd curot offer congratulations that you have been
sl supported Ia bring within the the public
'''''''' Yoafs sincerely FREDERICK T. CHURCH
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OPINIONS
pRESIDENT LINCOLN.

CARPEN TIE RS p o r Il R a L,
IRON THE FAMILY AND MOST INTIMATE FRIENDS
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AND MAGHI ICENTlY REPRoDUc CID ON STEEL, IN LINZ
AND sTmTIE ny ,. HALPN.
The publisher areb worn Of art has the pleasure Ct an
pconcre public that THE oHgeIpscted engraving fom NJ
CAHFENT original portrait completed There Boating
bout country pictures paHg TO be portraits Of M
LScoLS and the publisher Of each Grs that be picture the t
The ulderuedhe 't IN the fednot only mahes the same
bet feels st bic claim be sntssDtsed and that
portrait j. not for dag but for al TINE The "a
ss enjoyed by Nj for producing bis portrait were
before extended any srt For MONTHS he wac an
the WHITE HousE enjoying the closest intimacy with Dir
LrsooLSudyng and ClGae0 with the enthusiasm
sTUARTs WASHINGTON
les become "a houiehold word.
CARPENTERS LINCOLN"
equally borcs No Other porra can take ito Place
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WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS IN CoNGRBSs-Yo VOTE on THE EB-
BRASKA BILL IN TTlB sEEATB-DIsCUsSIoP ON
THB APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE HoUsE-RE-
COEsTRUCTION--FINAECIAL hRAsUREs-THE FBU-
TRALITY LAws--THB NEW TARIFF BlLlCsoUTH
CAROLINA AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MINT.
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I'm. tno,r late President L. Bank Note Co l.
- O1TAEA Canada. Dee 6 1896
n CAKPKNTEa-Mv Dear SIR - am familiar wiih
ia pins engraving your portrait Of Dir Lincoln having
that u the best worE q the kind
sscatsS IN ADsea Il little as can cay and do the engraving
sss,ns that tbs portrait be sseepted the standard
A., ~ ,.bfle -, yerv trolv you're ALFRED JONES
oPfsi0ss o. ENGRAvEHs
No As FEANKLINfT. NEW iOHK, Dec TO- 1865
II dives me pleasure testify the s1ceenee the
snrrsyne by Nh Hapn portrait Of Mr. lincoln IN
Il is beyond eli comparison the finest work ne LIND
siregtsd ibis county Respectfully &C j. T. btlIhb
8 flv eeuet., ia tte sbovs opinion. A. II. HTCHIE.
bTtsts G.......sl lncia -
Prime ...........sttt,t.., - %
Iadr.ss I'D ths Fsa. A. j. JOHNSON. PHb'slvI.
No lr futolrs.. Ntw.York.
Eor Ohio s1d Michigan ia C. ROWE. Cls,sand Otlq
- pDroy DJasi Vest sso''s % T. ALLLM Chsaso, lA
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
THE STANDARD PORTRAIT.

NOW READY.
PAINTED FROM LIFE At TIE WAITE HOUSE Nise4
BY +. 3. CARPENTER,
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No. ll3 tULTCNsT.t NEtv-l 0kkt Dee ~ 1870
g. CARPENTER-Dar Sir A. the publisher a per
ABRAEAN LNCoLN ofen sfked by sgsns 1no otbe
WIZ the and htehty Of
portrait and that Of Mr. MARsHALIG IN orde
proper inquiries. will be obliged fer abue
statement the for publication Very respectfully
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mus. become equally noros No Other portrait can take ito Place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
.ALEs AT AUCTION,
-BY-
J. 3. WALTON & DESL0NDE.


Saturday, February Sd.
One undivided halfo the Eclipse Stables, Phppa sres
at the foot of Union street.
Six valuable building Josephine street. Fourth Dis
tc forming the of Josephine and Chestnut Streets
One cottase House and Lot, Bienvle street. between
fonti and Rochebave streets Second District
One valuable Square of Ground in Greenye Jefferson
Cottage house and lo of ground Broad street.
Espanade Second District
I've lGts Of ground, Magnolia and Philip Streets
One lot Of ground Lafayette street. Rampant
Two story frame dwelling Poydras street, near the Mar
Wednesday, February 7th.
two story frame house street beeveen johnson
and Prieur streets. ~
Thursday, February 18th.
The Bohe mia plantation, in TIE parish Of Paauernnes
fifty miles below New Orleans
The Cane Plantation Black River in the Parish of
Catohoua and available tract Of land Black Rve
In the Parish of Concordia
Saturday, February 18th.
succession of Chas schuttler story frame house.
corner Constance and Caliope streets.
Saturday, February 24th.
For succession of JOS c. Lewis two story and attic frame
dwelling and four lots Of ground Of Camp and Philip
streets, Fourth District
Wednesday, February 2sth.
For succession of John James Green three brick resi-
dence and two lots No. 3 Camp street. Julia street
HTFor particulars see Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
nOTNT CLEAR FOR SALE

This magnificent estate, known as the POINT CLEAR
Eel consequence the impaired health OF IT'S Propre
tor F. IL Chamheain who for That cause not able to
give manage the attention winch the pleasure anu h
terest of the public demand, is offered for sale
eXIerating retreat and charing summer resort
too widely ayoaby known to the elegant leisure OF the
fashionable particular enumeration OF those
exceences which give its locality that exae and
reputation which it has most enyably attained.
tavorite ot Mississippi Alabama
Louisiana other neghb ring States and III meno Of
name Clear will suggest to capitalists the value OF
its fame situated the most beautiful and prominent
landmark of Mobile Bay, while the purity oil its sandy soil and
the serenity Of its view the sweep OF the coast ana e VIDE
spreading fresh air and the luxury ol the BATH
the walk ride and sail and the delicious gratutes oa gener
render this spot superior to known in the
South and thousands of have tested the
virtues of its sanitive claims
Its capacity bcsowiug comfort and delight which
the charms climate afford is admitted by all
while there property the kind that be
pertive to proprietor of liberal motives and professional
taste The buildings large, commodious ant admirably
arranged spacious and substantially enclosed
and the approaches from the bay convenient and secure
A new staunCh and elegant steamer called he ~ Annie,
communicates daily with the city and travelling lines and
nothing wanting render Pot Clear the most Vau
able offered for sale 1t is Superuous to invite
the attention capitalists this splendid estate conpr
AZ acres The il is vendabe will in the
rgnrd All information which may be required can he had
| unnIicnti0n to MESLER Co,
Estate Brokers'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
NKANK NEWHAL LII,


IL CAMP PSTREET...............14
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER Oak, Mahogany and Marble
Imtstous Frescoss, Centers Panneing, statuary and
Scenery.
ssos Hss nd Public and Private Buildings hnshed In
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice.
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
exan which he dispose of at low prices as any similar
ssta m in the cnnntrY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Future Auction Sales on I'd page.

SUCCESSION OF ,THos. r suIoN.-No. 25,s2A-;Ex.
tsnsse Cstaogue S Sale e. o the entire stock Of Elegant and
EY GARDNER SMITH A CO.
GARDNER ; sm1n; AnctIoneer,.
Il bs sore No. 3 s' re- i9 viz :: s.Ss1 .ss
will be continued from DAY to day until the entire stock
sder rom Gsnf5 he ob S " Judge
account account Of the above s succession =
s gsods "sK ever oed at 'aS aaeaa this
Of gsr sn% rssa
Sssh ts sbs srssss St s
st S'fse
Baheman foe sets Frosted and Fancy GLASS etc.
glass dsers from Sales Counters Show #ndov
etc, etc.
W The personal effects consisting Gold Watch and Jswe
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Sewing Machine, Buggy and
sS- TzRss-Cash in u g. Treasury notes
SUCCESSION OF 4. P. sIMPsoN-MRs A. F. sIMP-
sna bs Il Court o. f%R.'5 sss Orleans as0
i.,ss Grounds 4ga sdjonRsFIs%s DSs1s
Rampant street and lots Thala Clara ss.
BYC. e. GIRARDEy IL CO.,
NICHOLAS J. dss. hass No As'f7SRsss Esss.ng. p,ae.
n r Up \ s
oneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
Of
s tx
IN on Deort street between Csrondet Baronne with
ns hes front Deiod street. BY depth from lof
below three bed above galleries side,
front; oa wo 0 9 cssss wood and coal
FIAT Gs&s fri TaREEsroaY BRICK MANSION
@ Of s,ga III e 4 ~ s Inches SH
elegant Sa ana bss two large paro each
third ha ssoy IfS
Ds and BED a1a cs
airsme buidng the rear wttn wash ironing rooms
and Tooa @ ss
the most complete and elegant dwelling in the city lmme
8. Two Lors fronting the New Basin covington Land
KaPs5 and I'd Benton aa or rnkn m
from, Covng9n Landing BY depths ranging from Z! fee
an is fos
M s us iS sasn or
in the Spg Ss SO asn
Street divided franklin 81 fs'
feet The improvements comprise large frame sheds, used as
Dorr lumber merchsnts constitute today the oca
o s this city for that , business The above lots are
month and A. j. Ward at slo per month full particulars
t %
T D m ss sad ass0 ePs e bs sS lot Mo-
and Ey Kow Nc "a saasa
a given.
southeast of Thlia and Clara Streets Nos and
togeher "a feet front Clara by l26 feet nche
q. | and 2 lines Thala
q 4ya FERNS SALE-One third cash, in U. s. Treasur
Notes balance and ye ,rs' credit with mortgage
interest cent from date till paid In
and policies transferred
the heirs The for The cred
portion subdvided according the interest the
The purchasers pay all cash if they prefer
- interest of the major heirs extend
bef W. H. Peters, notary public No. I43 Gr
or ver street. the expense of the purchasers
= COTTON. COTTON COTTON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

ment of Militia, january 2 lS6Specia order NO 81
From and after this date organized rolls will not ne
published the city papers, commanders of companies WI
post OF their headquarters the pLeu
rolls oil their company organizations viz -, -
mis- stoned officers and prigates o her
4nzPd companies and also the same III conspicuous es
within their company districts. i, .,0
N Bsaid printed rolls to be printed at the op ohco o N0
rev orleans SUM- ny +ui 'N''''N'7'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
COTTON YARNS, SHEETKNGs, KEEs-
sEYs, TOBACCO, wHTeKY WINE, ETC

Just received on consignment which offer to wholesale
dealers at low prices:
20 bales COTTON YARNS.
. iieors.a SHfETINdS.
8 . Talassee KERSEYS.
90 bbs ROSE WHISKY
100 E. MAGNOLIA VI WHISKY.
100 E. OLD B0URBON =.
200 baskets CHAMP GNE-Heidsick, Krug and Muun.
1000 boxes Virginia and Western OBACCO.
sUTHERLIN. WARREN p co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

BOSTON WAREHOUSE,
LAFAYETTE STREET,

Hetween Camp and Magazine streets.
This Warehouse, formerly occupied by Ttterton Ma
gee and SO long and favorably known among the
old Merchants and Shippers in this city, has during the past
thoroughly repaired and ready to receive
on storage merchandise of description and from its con
srucon and protection goods of all kinds especially those
pershable nature better cared Tor than in any ohe1
Warehouse in the city.
The patronage of Merchants and shippers respectfully
' ] K. BENNETT Prnnretnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

i NnmptIolIer OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Decem0eF
81, 1865.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed has been made appear that the Louisiana National
Bank of New Orleans, in the City Z" New Orleans. in the
Parish of urle1ns, and State of Louisiana has been duly
ORGANIZED and according the requirements the
of Congress entitled AN act to Ovide national currency,
secured pledge of United states bonds and provide for
and complied with all tie sos OF said act required tc
be complied With before the business of banking
unders aida o. .,- -, -,-, - :, =,
the turrency , hsrsby certify that e Louisiana Naton&
Bank of New tiIic7GI in he City OF Ne" Orleans in the
OF Orleans, and State Of Louisiana Is authorized to
eommence Of backing und the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF Office,
this 18th day Of December. 1861 ~ ,r,
~ ~ FREEMAN CLARKE. Comptroller
The Renk will be in operation by the IVth INST
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

rKESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL.
This establishment containing thcargest and most elegantly
fitted BILLIARD BALL United ssates will 10 opened
to the public
Saturday Evening, goth instant.
The Hall contains TwENTY-FoUR TABLES, comprising
all the different varieties use Caronn Four
Pocket Tables Of both French and American
sizes, and from the celebrated Mandatory Of j.
Brunswick & Bro Cincinnati.
FRsT-cLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR srAND
are also connected this establishment here the
foreign markets produce win be seryedto
| the public taste.
presenting Crescent Hall to the public the proprietor has
spared neither expe producing establishment
suited to the requirements of the metropolis Of hs
South and at the time something worthy Of the
| verbal generosity and good taste Of its people.
To old friends and patrons he his wamest hah1
for their liberal patronage in past and hopes his new
establishment sostnerit continuance Of the same.
cordial invitation to them and the public generally is
hereby rendered to be present at the opening.
/ 4. W. MERkIAN, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IOR sALE-A FINE TONED PIANo,-APPLY
Il from to 10 and from 6to p at l39 Race street.
between Magazine and Constance streets.
TTOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL, NEW COTTAGE
l. House, having six rooms, each 16 by IS eet, Kitchen
house. stable two large cistens etc with three lots OF
ground situated Live oak Bellecaste street, Jeher
ron City, street from the Magazine street cars
Prce-S350o cash. in u. :. Treasury Notes.
F'' H. A. MORSE, Commercial Place
EOR sAEE-A FINE PROPELLER TWO YEARS
old and in perfect order Capacity of $500 barrels Sold
division of interest Very suitable for the Gulf trade
CREEVY, MCPHERSON & CO,
Corner Graver and Carondeet SITS.
NOR SALE OR CHARTER-THE SUPERIOR,
new and powerful Steam tug TILLlE G. JEWETT pro
peer about $50 measurement Dmensonsl0S feet
long beam, feet hold built in the most thorough
in good order and ready for business For spect
CREEVY, NICKERSON Co,
Corner Carondele and Gravier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
.OCERIEA.

COFFEE-l0O SKIS prime Rio and Old Java
SUGAR-5O bbls. Crushed and Powdered
. 20 hhds New Louisiana
NOI,ASsES-50 bbls and half bbls. Choice
FIOUR-25O bbls. Extra, Superhne and flne'
PoRK-l5O bbls Mess and Prime Mess
LARD-lO0 kegs and bbls Leaf
GREEN MEAT-5OOO lbs. Pork Sides.
BACON-Shoulders Clear Sides and Hams
WH!sKY-Od Bourbon and Dexters Bectifed-
sCHNAPPS-2O0 cases Wolie's just landed)
WINEs-BRANDIES-COR
prrrFRS-Red Jacket Plantation and Hostetter's.
CANDLES, SOAP, sTAhoH,
TEAS, RlCE, iohAoCo'
PECANS, ALMONDS, FRUITS,
GOLDFISH, hACKEREL. HERRlNSa
al BIDWELIl PAYNE 4 CO.,
72 Tchoupitoulas street,
Between Poydras and Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
EUuVVTIIu1Ir.
]. II. HARDY, sccretaire d'Etat

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., !
New Orleans January IL, 1866
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w by Bernard Turpn for the canceng Of his Off
ca bond and for the parish of Orleans, TO-
signed by Bernard Turpn principal and Lapeyre and
j. Lapino securities each for the OF S5O the said
being conditioned for the faithful performance by the
said Bernard Turpn of his duties Aucnneer aforesaid
Notice hereby all Interested in the above
described bond show writing at tue "lce the sec
State within ninety after the last publication U
this advertisement why the said bond should not be
celed and annulled
Givn under hand and seal of State above and df
the Independence Of the United States, the nneeth
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTEMENT L'ExEcUTIF
Nouvelle- Orleans lie II janvier 1866.
A TTEN DU quappilcatlOn n etc faite IL moi
IA Bernard Tupin pour e cancellation de obligation
oci lie encanteur dams ct lie paoisse dOeans
savpir-- . . .
Une obligation datae 20 fevrer 1865 pour $1,000 sgne
Bernard Turpin j. Lapine
securite, cRquun la sOmme de 5000 La dite oblgn
ton condtionnes pour Ia hdele execution par Ia dit
Bernard Turpn, de devOirS encantenr susdt
present donne tou qui sont neresses
dams ae obligation de monter In eeriture au bu
du secretare nt d'ici evingdix inurs de ID
publication de Get avis les ras0ns esquees
dite obligation serat pas cancellee ct annnlee.
main lie dEtat ci dessus, ct
l2cme Jour de anvier 1866 ct lie dix neuve
j. MADISON WELLS,
Psrle GouVerneur.
J. II. HARDY, Secretaire d Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
LOST--STOLEN.

I OST-ON CAMP OR ST. 10, EPH STREETS, A
IL Portmonnaie containing Eighty five Dollars and bunch OF
keys The money will give for the delivery of the keys al this
cnIra