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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

This property is situated adjoining the corpo-
rate limits Of the beautiful and healthy village OF
Rogersville and within a short distance Of the
Depot Of the Rogersyille and Jefferson Railroad.
IN the county OF Hawkins East Tennessee. To
Churches, OF Associations, or individuals Of
means DESTROYS to establish frst-class School
Male CT Female-in East Tennessee. this sale pre-
SCENTS n most eligible opportunity.
The buildings are extensive, comUOdtqusy de-
siruhle and tasteful: the grounds attached sut-
6cieutly large and while beautiful now are sus-
ceptible Of further and indefinite ornament; the
health Of the surrounding country is unequalled;
supplies abundant and cheap; the society Of the
village good and intelligent; and while on the
one hand the town Is secluded and free from the
disturbances and eXcitements 50 annoying and
detrimental 20 the regular and profitable prusecu-
ton of School exercises the other 10 l. Of easy
accessible cars on the R0gersvillg and jefferson
Railroad now running 10 the H0lgtOn River,
within three miles Of the place, with every pros
pect that the road will be completed % tho town
within few months,
TERMS OF SALE.-The property will be sold
on the following terms; Five per. cent Of the
amount bid will be required 30 be paid on the
DAY Of sale: for the remainder Of the sale money,
the purchaser will be required 20 execute two
bonds, with satisfactory sureties, each for one
half the sum. one to be due at the expiration Of
one year, and the other at the expiration Of two
years from the day Of sale. lien upon the pro-
perry will also be retained.
JAMES r. PACE.
iure3i-lw Clerk and Master.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

FOURTH OF july Flags Fireworks
any quantity at LUCK's. je2St4j.
THE Office to INSURE LIFE in is the KNICEER
BOOKER, with 81. 100000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Agents.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

MCCORMACK, KEAN & Co. are now pre-
pared to furnish Fourth Of July excursions,
pic-nics, etc, with their well known Soda
Water, Porter and Ale, on the shortest no.
tic,,. Delivered at the railroad depots or
anywhere in the corporation free of charge.
iulv3-2t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04


ST. Louis, July 3-The Conservative
State Convention met at the Mercantile Ii
brary Hall, to-day. JNO S. PHELPS was
chosen permanent Chairman.
Resolutions were passed re-afiirming the
resolutions adopted by the Verandah Hall
Convention some months ago, and commit
tee appointed to prepare an address to the
voters Of the State The convention was
we'll tended, and will send delegates to the
Philadelphia convention.
10. Lane Not Dead Yet.
Gen. LANE, Of Kansas, is still alive, bu
no hope is entertained Of his recovery.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

MORE AREEsTs.-Y esterday JAMES P.
RExFoRD, an Attorney at Law in this city,
was arrested, charged with receiving stolen
horses, and knowing them to be such. He
was bound over in bond of two thousand
dollars, by Esquire MEACHAN, for his aP-
pearance Friday next, at o'clock, P. NJ. 1t
is supposed that he belongs to the Mel.
ZACHARY and PARSONS clan.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

II arm IN saaaazss|s.a.szs..aa ~
Merchants Bank....-....30
Merchants and de
Clalics -s.---.4.-s.--..s..- %
Northwestern Banll-..50
Southwestern BanlI.-..20
Traders Bank.-....-.....20
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

O. BYRON YoUNG.-This man, who was
arrested few days since on charge OF
open and notorious lewdness, was released
from his bond yesterday, no prosecutor ap-
pearing against him.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

WE wish to draw the attention Of our
readers to a new article Of soap, advertised
in our columns, It is vOuched for to US as
good article, and we in consequence recon-
mend trial.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04
CHANCERY SALE
OF
SPI. ENDID
Educational Property
IN EAST TENNESSEE,

DY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
ID Decree pronounced By the Chancery Court
the case of Jas r, Shields and f. NJ. Fulkerson.
Trustees etc. ct al rs. Oryile Rice, ct al, j viii.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04
On the a5fh day Of July. 1866,
The Roger8ville Female Institute.

On the premises sell 70 the highest bidder, free
from ali incumbrance without the right OF re-
demption the very valuable property known as
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

Silver. DOllars-.--.....-.-i45
Halves and
Quarters. -.----..---..---.li0
Silver Dimes and Half
Dim eS .-.----..-.--.-ss..-sI4 O
Y Ouchers.---...--......-.-...sO
tennessee Bonds....--...90
Davidson Co. BOnds.-70
l.. and n. r. r. ScriptS0
The above bonds are
fought with coupons
"a Railroad StOck....-..30
, 1866-03-31

NEW YoRk M1Dr1aur MARKET.


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Psess.I
NEW YoEk. March 80
Tho market for railway ahA1cs VA nstu toward the
c1ose. xnd the last sales highest. Thcrr xeEe
taT Representatives Of petroleum and the rp!hnc
board around the st1eet today. and the only ansac
ufn T1x ssto OF Benton gold, at 1l+4 further
r1ae.
The Rold market remained nfa to tho close and the
Last sale wss $50, 900 1t 1s7K. It u aa!d thst
oEder1 tor kold have gone oyer to Europe E1ch4u9e
urooplpG ut 1o6x.
DIT eoop3 4AHxKr,
The market = outet, this being Good Frtday. Some
styles Of domestic goods rrn At the pf!cea, whilst
others arc weak aud declining. ForslXn goods Ars
also weak and unscttled, shouxh Id Soma Of them
th4u Ia I fittie mora exhibition Of fsnenkth.
Brown 5heehnss-Atlanttc A. &c: Augusta, z1c;
Bedford, 16c; Dwight L. 22xe; Grest Falls IT, &c; 1n
dim Orchard g. 3oxc; L1contA B, Ehc; do. ERi Xc;
DO. Il, &c; do. @. &c: LAsrk. 1oc. Laurel c. 0c MAJ
eaehusetts, tlc; Pacific 4. &c: Park. .oc; Peppere
Eeschcd shift1nss- SIC Rates' 4oc; Bsy
Mills SC Canoe 15c; Columbia 4 2jc; Forest Dale
Sc; Harris No. soc: Hope -; JanaeA SC; Lensaase
Hc; Anrhory Manufacturing Company sc; Palmer
River &c Palermo Sc.
Hoop sk1rta-Bsadley's Duplex Elliptic 10 to soc !;
Hoops s7Hc to <l.Ls Empress trail SIS.
I1snts-Aerzinack II &c. do D 2oc; Allen lie
American 1sc; Amoskeaz 16ke: Arnold l6kc; Co
theco NC; nnnnt1l lie; freeman l5cs Hamilton l7c
Iendon mourning 1915; Pacific 1sc: Richmond ase
spraepe's ffocka .oc; DO nncY 1sc; Victory 1tc
WamsuttA lie.
st1ipes-Amoakcax, &c; Albany. 1ac; American
ase; Eag,e soc; Everett, 3oes Harvester. &c; Nov
don a. =; C. TX.
Denlrna-Arkwztzht, Brown, SIC; Dtue, soc; Amos
keaE, Sc; Haytuakee. axe: do Erown, SIC; Man
eheE,eT, &c: Massachusetts. 43c; New York. <1c
Pearl Rirer. SIC; Warren Brow, nc; Wide 1Tossc
SC: York. .oc.
fbe foalpwany dsanatehes refe received to.nnr.
, 1866-03-31
Economy and Care in
Management.

Tho Ratio Of tho 8ociety's total ez-
pendituro to eash income iB less than
that Of any Of the older American
Companies
Now-FoRrEITuRu OF FRu-
n1tUm9.--1n the case Of whole lio
and endowment po1icios at ordinary
agcs in force fer at least three years,
the aoeiety will, on due surrender, il.
sue Faid-up Policy for the full
amount Of premiums paid.
Tho Company will issue Policies on
single life to the extent Of s25, 900,
but only in cases where the physical
condition and family history Of the
applicant are entirely unexceptiona-
bic.
Permission Is given at all times to
visit Europe FREQ of charge.
Extra Permits granted at moderate
rates.
, 1866-03-31

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, March -.
FIsCR-Try duIl-So sales to-day.
WmAI-ffIet ular and higher. Sales 1t this morn.
ints board were: J7,C00 bu 1t sl.7aY cash. al.2l4,
seller nt1s week. Noon Board sales Eefe: 770co tu
At $l2lAa 12sk caah. 1-25t bnFer next week.
3r T. Dos1d sales were: Il, bu II s125H cash for
No. rlos.aR esua. Rye steady. Sales 1o1 bags No.
/ delivered 1t 61c- ....,
PRoyls1oSs- 6a1ea 23 bo1ts Cumberland mid
dts 1t 13Kc. Butter declinef. eales 1tt3 n good
roll at Sic; 400 ns 1t Sc.
Rxcznrs-Whtat, 1900 bu Hogs. 81
, 1866-03-31
Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY. March -
CAT711-Hscetpts Of cs.t1e for the full week. 5000
tomt SO Of which we4e Eeef Cattle At the opening
tho demand for New York was unusually ahzIp, and
many kA1ea were made 1t 1dTsnce equal to tc =
D. but tie supply proved larger than was e1pected
and prices recsdet Until this afternoon, when It
Impossible 70 eject tAles nku1ts any better than
The rulItF fztes Of Ian week. About 1900 head will
be tAten for Brighton md sbe o1heE Eastern markets.
D. Tat1el reports safes ot III lnos, nTssRiux i7lo
~, At s1a9 ILL., averaging ITO n st ~. H. Avessxlnx
lo n. 1t sss; 81 Averaging 1+.so nj, At t1175o;
sHe ~ averaging, 1no n. At TAc 50. averaging 1000
n, st5Kc and s. aTstaxnk t3o b. 1t slos,o. c. 4.
Rogers, $ stase. averaging LID ns, 1t s34c , !;
A. g. Phillips. S Illinois, averaging 1,so nR. At *se;
Nothing has been sold above W cents
FretRbts will be reduced Aftef the II Of April 10 SOC
p 100 NJ from Buna1o Or suspenston Bridge to Al.
hanJ. and t0c through to Rev York
snrrF-Ast lever than last weak. bot the demand
good &tshc for COMMON and s07xc fox good to ex-
tzs with occastonal sales II G9ss@ec for premium.
tAssoc,sted P7ess Despatch.1
A1nA1Y, March 80.
CAT711-The csttte market 1t the opening waa un-
prices rose x9Kc =. hat the supply vns gfrsteT
than was looked for, and to-day pricci rcceded ths
decline NtnE almost equal to the adyante thst tho
IAtef 1bcps the s1pe Al Eeek the range being
from tto9hc-the outs1dc price Tor nness heavy. Re
Ratl1nad fFeiehtB hare been reduced to &C 10 ns
1rcn Buffalo to Suspension Bridge 70 NtW Yofk.
asaa j. H. as sSS bsss e ceo.as ca. e
toauk1jff and weight. RsEstpt4 1000 head.
, 1866-03-31

tsreeaAl Despatch 10 the Chicago TrIburr.}
81. LoEIk, March ~
FLorR-Inactve at 35.oca6 80 for super, and s50o7
esn for e1tfas.
GxA1H-Hhcat hr1ner II xl.5zae.15 PEI bu- Com
ioxcr. teedink downward 6sz &c for MIXED End tel-
low, mud 3aGsc for white. oAu. lille doing ii ia
ssc. Farley; fsles at 6G.873c for tp.1ng.
psJ<3k1oxs-Ness Pork advanced copntzy It 80
026.3 per t. Eacon. country st 1lfc lor shoulders
and 15c fos sidea. Hams: sales OF 1ste htls Clty
shoulders 1t e1o packed city clear Sides st 1eXc,
packed. -..-
TopAoco-Heary Lugs 1t $7n6c.lo: Lat At Wing
-un
Wa1s14-steady at @2.c19az7X.
ST. LoC11, Mayrh 50.
FIpCR-UnchAnxed.
GElN-Nhfst rimes At s1.saa1.9o for rr1une: 12l0
for chOne Corn lower 1t 692 6sc Oata dull 1t 4az tc
PHQt1eIpSe-totk nFm 1t $26.M93t.3. b -o1 ua-
charged.
, 1866-03-31
nj i II HE D.

In ihls sttJ. March 18th, 81 the residtuce OF the
bE11s's mother, Mr. y 7; T. hoFt; by t9s TT: II
Of Huffslo aud NARf MOHR LEE1s- No cards.
r. Buffalo and Albany rarct please copy.
1,.T ~ III IL iosds III, JAMES HfsLOF ana .ass JAN i
A., daugtt.r Ct James Hutton. Esq- al Of ChiesSo.
, 1866-03-31

In ILLUSTRATION Of " "premiums reduced
ona-ba1f,s' tbs following extracts honn the 1ats
dtyidend ftatsment OF the Society ar made:
, 1866-03-31

POWERS
Patent Perpetual Broom

Make your oHn Erooras. and thus save K OF what
nnnK na7 fo4 thAt 1stie.e. few more Carntr md
State 1uzhts for ssc At bargslr. Men ont Of ousl
uess xhs will xon he Idle? zhta 5ou can taks hold
or ibis Broom and nzkn 30 where you in1eat IL
Agents a1e king ffon sio to 80 PER ds1 bos
ToEr, County or State Eight.
The nrooms are now belng manufactured n aa7Se
nusp1t,.es IN .his city. All orders accompanied with
he mooey 11ied on Ihost notice. Send snup 1os cr
rnsr or call IT my ofnce ard get psstfd ano Jon Will
ESe4t- GAA@. e. nhV .sr
cfy IN
, 1866-03-31
auttiDe 5a&ts.
REMOVAL
VIM. A. BUFFERS h CO.,
DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS

DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
E3E3R-5,
Have leAaed ton Potte. Palu1ez, Eta for tenn ot
year, 1nd occupy the entire new hTe-sfoFy mart
bic ffont double atort In
PAL 1I T. R'5 BIO K :,
Nos. ~ and 40 Randolph Street.
Between state ststtt aad wabash avenue. Chicago.
The Only Exclusively Auction Commission
House In Chicago.
The: have ths largest and bett, adapted hou.e for
conducIrg lhe snles Of Dry GoodS. ClothtnE, Hoots
md s:oes, md 1tousehod Goods, wess Of nav York.
REGULAR BaLEp4YS
DRY GOODS ezsc.,
Every Tuesdsy md Thursday.
E'URNITUFEz e&aC.,
Every Sniurduy.
Particular attention. nsuai. will be given 10 The
sue or Household Goods at private Dwellings. Q99
, 1866-03-31
:f1u1t1.

TOUND-A Brindle Cow, about
i 9pr1oyears old. Ths owner can apply 70 Y; y.
WOLF, l0p Madison 1t. Ct4oage. @d
, 1866-03-31
.For 9ale-K&aI Estate.


NOR SA7:F-Tn,m.-o-.5 0:.-.
E E.spsg i THos. 3. ba14Exoo. He., @ E.ts;.
nra,o ~ s2gTR D5y1sIoE:
Aif5idAN AVENUE: soath of :sta ss-saas fsss;
hlcAigAN ! AvENgE E south Of 7esh ss.-lsez1a7 fees
A1caIoAd AsES ns s9a ~ 7u stFtet' fronting Bush
14asss 4xksos ''..a.'' corner o,'a 'ssf;
WAsAsa 3 e. A,x7sus AXE '0p'h Of *aa'oa n
Mp1AEA Avenue AVENUE sSass ssass 81
FRAikI il AVENUE, so1rh or 18th s&-S3X1ls3 net
IA Y4l;Sq MIME f. cor ara ,t,11s ts.,
eAaSast esi!se.s As.so' 'eo'a .. .s's 10. %
GLIATR saVHNi Rot9o noh q ef wshnsosen ayaaua
xI1NkaK ISekk1HK!e!IA 81 IAvEsur md vAL1ouETrR STREET
sfs1E s sj!*z *zzfnErr' .o.,n Of ,ss .,-s1,ss fsst
CAK sTMH1 to1'n nih o. 1ssn III oas run
chS atnE sFRsEF. soata q ,11a fo
uM47{,nk 7 TREFsT. vest of wells et-9Q11ao feet to
siie1. - t'|@1'@'
#FLLs + Street. soath Of Harrison ss.-ss1l0s fces
cEoys i 80 feet ssexar. avenue soess, sad
oRovk SfsEEr ssas 81 18th .t,.1,.a feat
Hxi9a feei - alitT: iotss -
YWESTY-SE11 STREET, east Of Calumet asenue-
tss r. STREET. e.,t OF c.umes
8; ;4ss. "s's Of Indiana ''sna'
"5sstkiioS to7sa 81. eit'sh' "es' u f'aaA'''
~ ~ + fouHih eif'A1'' eass ~ o'1'e
KlItEA L;I t AND Arr1cA STREETS, west OF ua1sted
wAHr1SssH ssfffSsf ae avESUr sna .1l.ee sts acres
" ALl4ALE 34Rft41 4DA Ek7AA asGs A0&sA " AsE"
Fa1tn 49, scsts. eA "'-
,r4.p,, e1pF E9RTA @ plylasLofH; = a!,ft ..,-s,,o. y
IL fiji; ;iass; 49, 49,, :. c7... :, -rr,n y :.
u! ,!5ey;: sr1vrT ..,., =, c,,.,,o.xu,o,ooo
Ss II. :sssh u sssiisf .s:- seon.
sUPKRloE sfREEr, wsss Of dsst ss.-2oztss n. to
DE EHkboRk STREET, =. OF e. cor. Ohio st*-so11uo
EiNzIE STREET; ~ Of C.s ~ 4 ftopsazs;
3; SIe!.;, ..a--.
a.ot4::n .-n,.- -.,. :. n,...>.-..
nontinS river ioaxso Il. " >"~
LAKE STREET, veal Of saassmoo ss-sos1oon.
1aDts9S sfnfET, Test of AptIdeen stnssIl5o fl.
Rishop p G9gKi, III south of Washington ss-ssa11soa n.
"AShsh T. e liz; ois Hs''0' ''as''A '''s1As
PAK AyESNgE vet of e T9od 'odns ssDk1s 4 tn .
II zie.s:r $50. - - ,n-,,. ~ >.
VII aI1tkki kkityr STREET x.,t Of LINCOLN ,t.-ax,1sn.
XIV. o. "e'' q ne''ea ''''1AS1 ~ -
FThf9S e. STREET '~. cor, Of Morgan ''-a''11"
fSSHfzS 5 ~, STaEEf: =. COZ. afASsfasss ''-s'r
Rt9kFN s. RET, norsh OF Lake ss-21tz11ars.; mar
" nSEsGr -o.s ~ y.rhr, - ,pvrnt ~
, 1866-03-31

j VIII commence At the Real Estate a1d Metcnn.
tie Exchange, 110 State. and eout!nue hun dsY 70
day upul the follo~in. dfscYtntd property u toao
One stnry BRICK hou1e Oh HAtzsh kve4 2o15s. with
lot lo1lSe r. coatAnnZ all the oteEu ttn1tovemrnA
farm OF 100 Acfes. we'll Improved with 20 acres OF
tlmher Is acres Of bearing 4ppte orchard LOCI besf
tux peach trees vita story Gothc house. containing
Of 800 lnhabitans. Hou1e and lot on Tahasu, con.
tslnin9 rooms, Price $Ssoa AonHa knd Is acree Of
land 4. Evanston. containing rooms. Also II acro
LOT and acre lot 1t fsAnson Two frame oouaes on
State EanI}urtD, pr1ce e, 100. new house End
barn with IS arres of lind, within Is i1ea Of Chicago
ellimpEoFet, price loo HI ust and lot on Calumet
nse coItAIn!nE EiI roous. price 1eoo farm Of ~
Acsea vi hin TWO niles Of McHenFJ. price 4ie2e
ouse and lot on stste 9t c'DsiotuG store and dwell
vel Improved pEce t!.Go 2ator{ house sad 10. tt1
acres IN LfF.xnGton county. Improved. piioe 41ma
story brick house md lot th ave- price S56oo. 81
ac3 cs within 10 miles lhe Court House A. - per
2cYr. House 70 2Te, coEtAanink rooms, pfttS $01
AZ lot Harrison It for $& per acre. HOUSE
ind lot eu sherman at, cheap At s.om. E!xht
HOUSE and lot On sonth Ha!sted, containing rooms
price {3tGo new house. with Jearslca1e, at Criou
stock yards price *i3a Stw house with 70 rooms on
VT st Was sh1nGton st. price $2n a new houso WIKI
scre Of ground 1t Stpef.t. S5e down. VALANCE 90
time. storY houae and LOT with II fooms, 90 Wet
Wtahtue a., price $5po lots On WA1rn st. kLl23
price {45o each. 1Iouse containing rooms On Wcat
Madison II. psles *Sso. lott or vanln,ea alots os
Harrison. On hnze .,s q .. snsse1 On Ssons - s; IL
are farm Tor ii The best and cheapest A snAt has
ever beca offered u shis market All property regis.
tered Ia our books 8tyertI4ed nee OF charge until
sales are COPS kumpated. 1861
, 1866-03-31

Sd. Dividends may DO applied to the
purchase Of certain addition to the
policy, payable with it.
OR
, 1866-03-31

Tuk TR1nuFx can b. procured On Sunday no,n-
tngt, after uine O'Clock, ii No. 100 Park arenue.
BKrAK1 4 STATIONS Chicago Commest,sl col~
lege IL In the most prosperous condition At The
present TINA.
, 1866-03-31

I'm conclusion tits alleged that the said E. schi.e
ger procured exemption from the Graft LAST Jest hJ
proving before the Hoard of Enrolment th1t he
afflicted With permanent phJatcal disability pro-
duced By FyphtIjtsc disease, from which the docu-
meut continues i
Tour honorable body will perceive that said E.
Schlaerer is not very ht man to give 1espectahlty
to sunday evening dRncaa, or that tuch dances,
held under his supervision and advocated By him,
have the pre* uni pt1on ot gteat zudtahtx Ia their
favut.
We very respectfully ask you to place this teuf.
tati0n Of foul txnter against ut on record
L. B8ESrATo,
L. C. AksIxd.
, 1866-03-31

PHILHARMONIC MGT1EEE-The second of the
pleasant rhl!h4rmpnic matinees occnIs rhls a1sr-
noon ut The Opera HOUSE, upon wnieh occae.ou
Nehlt makes bis 1aet appearance tn tie city. Tho
prog,smme ,e very attractive one, embracing for
1b- orche>tIa among other piecee- the overture to
..Fra D1aToIo" and The 1eautltnl tonssnza from.
Fcbuulann'f minor symphony and souvenir Of
MryeTbcsf. lie Getsclc eint,x m ara from Tne 1-
Euenot>." and IN dno<h Campbell from Luet!.
Nehh pls,p biz .'FAust Fantasia and the
''uealher Bcls." aud Fatan;cla." No loser
Of mptic can atord 10 lose 20 pleasant concett
dock returned 10 biz legitimate sphcre, aud aupSar-
ed IN bis great assumption Of Luke Fielding in
the WtIo~ Cope. cbntacttf which, ii IL naneces-
eaIy 10 eAs. he fnkIAaued With nl accustomed ab1f-
1sy. The toufoockt sppasr this afternoon a Ii.
Ma*inee. and IN the evening The. vii lake Their
being .skt1.E Lear"
On Monday iii. Charlie. Dillon makes bis I'm,
appearance. The pccui1f ft.ie pl acting Of which
lie pra'cu>cs 10 have been the originator it whst las
hecn termed cOltoqutM fnEedy. style which hst
heen improved npop BY tne London feehteE. Ii IL
thc opinions Of some Of the leading En9lieh jour
naia Mf. Dilfon -fapd- In The foremost rsuk. Ills
dtlineation- Of Othco, HAualet. and-at cotztd.
eftblc antrSsal-Ecpher0F, barc tlc1itd the most
na.ief7ee rnconiuns ftom the London II1sA and
AratHdtHn.
Nuskux.-"The w,ie,s secret +" ,.a. amin nra.
sensed lest evening, and The ssrue Eli r1ii be r.
rea,eo thls afternoon and evening" With VARIATION
10 .he afEerplece. nessllonoou comrdv. enti,ied
~ ,hhaek sleep II DOM In rehearra, and wlu tort.
AcAnEAY or Mur1c-1bt m}nstnel, yrer~ rra,,
Iatonl7ed lat nichi. and prcscu,eo I verf enrss.
mr. I'LL Of fsr.. which sssa taken w,lh luuits Te*b
" = good sudlence. '-"-"''
, 1866-03-31
Un Rf1tt.

ITO RENT-From May 1st, the
i 1arKe Store. $50 South Water street., bctweea
Lasalr and Wells veil adapted for Large Wholesale
npru RtFfet. $4Et
, 1866-03-31

ITO RENT-F1om May /, and fur
l. nIsure for Bale.-A wo-story iranne honse. con.
ventent to care, Hotth Side Furniture alE new
11lA FoSt 0nce. skJs
, 1866-03-31

w ANTED-$150o per year. We
ri Sewing M.enines: Tbsee new 3lnd1. Under md
upper teed. Warranted nve ye.ts Above eslaV q
United States leil th1n 80 which tally licensed
by Howe Wheeler Wilson. Grover 4 Baker RtrKsr
4 Co.. snd Racbttd:r. All othsf cheap m4chtrra Bfs
lnffthg.1nents. Circulars ne. Addrcsa, or esl upor
STRAW CLARK, Blddtiosd Maize.
, 1866-03-31

4 D,sGnAcEFuL SckxE.-A dlagzacefnl aocne or
prize tight betn cen two cyps1aus. was witnessed OF
Cottage Grove Aveuue. OF Thussda. list, and wA.
conducted 10 ita complete termination. resulttns
IN the cfectua1 whipping Of one Of the women
without an7 interference By ea&hc7 citizens Or th,
police. The female eounhat2nss zad fev He}eetet
male rpectntos1. Went 10 the ground IN two haek,
end there npg was formed s1d the 1:rht carried
On with entire elaboration and freedom from mora
or legal restrafns. Prize fights between men AZ
bcast1y exhibitions. bat tbafe IL an unQtteraplt
loath-omenese iu the wore hgntalty Of ah4odnued,
and stripping each otheT alnaoat 10 nudity for The
nuuscneut o! group Of blackguards. even lower
IN tbe scale Of humanity Than the women them.
Sf1Yf1. -
, 1866-03-31

4 Coop 1xrEarxEKE.-1te Rock River Paper
Company sdvesttte in our columns this morning
tbe.r three asce mills for sale. They have 70 loa
made The beat sprint" coua,np TO this market that
tbstr rrputxuon alone ineurrs good bnsfnc.s 10
The fortunate purchaser a. once. We unaetrtand
that they viii selI at 4 tafE price, aud think ttIs
4 good opportunity fos Investment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20


ST.. MARY.-Mr. James Todd has brought from
Mr. Robert Tod5's cotton field of sixty acres, a
NILE from mis- nlace. branch of cotton stalk
containing hollis squares, leaves and cotton
1,,o,,as seme III them small, others half grown,
~, R ,ara,s sizes down to those just from eggs
Nj poSS saws that they are all over the held
Tbesa same worms appeared in d. Berwick :
cottnn Oh Bayou Sale last Sunday. we near OF
n,nny ofler plantations in this section visited by
the same kind of worm,-[P planters Banner,
Three saw mills are in full blast at New Iberia
and one more is nearly completed, two are run
mig at st. Martinsville, two at Franklin, one ut
PAttersonve, and two at Brashear, and several
others at other points in this parish and III st.
Martin, on the lakes and hayous.-[lbid,
Though the genuine cotton worm has appeared
in several cotton fields in our parish since sunday
we doubt whether they will do the amount OF harm
that many fear from them. We nail beileYe tha'
some popularity in the season has disarmed the
cotton worm Of much of its power to do harm
The appearance of this worm has been reported
for six weeks in different parts of the South and
still it had done no material harm up to last &C
counts from our exchanges, We will be able to
know the whole truth in week or two.-Llbid.
We have just been told by friend in whom We
place the utmost confidence that there is consid
cradle excitement in Franklin, in consequence OF
the Judge of this district making statement thai
he could not hold court without guard OF negro
soldiers. 1t is in keeping with the conduct Of
Howell and others. They will endeayor TO rlVel
cur chains the tighter.
The above appears in the Monroe Telegraph
but as we see no allusion to any such state o.
things in the Banner, we are inclined to think tht
Telegraph was misinformed.