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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

u The report Of. tho Surgeon General
Of the army shows that Of sick and wouhd.
ed. 1857, 423 eases have been treated In
the general hospitals from 1851 to Jdly.
1865. Amoag thess he sass q oWsak-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

tY The Supreme Court of Nevada have
decided that tho Specific Contract Law Of
that State is unconstitutional and void,
being in conflict with the law Of Congress.
The Oregonian in commenting upon this
decision says the people Of Nevada may
regret departure from the coin ba'is.
Pity it is that the Judges oath should
impcl them to decide so contrary to the
wishes and interests Of the OregoSian.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

- The p. Tribune represents Hon.
H. G. Struve. member from Clark county.
% having introduced into the House bill
to define the boundaries of Skamania
county. This is mistake. Mr.. Strive,
during the whole session, strongly opposed
the repeal Of the act obliterating said
county, and inasmuch as his constituents
ore supposed to be in favor Of dismem-
berment made by the Legislature, we
publish this correction in justice to that
gentleman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

UNis reported that Gen. Spinner,
who has been opposed to capital punish
ment, has been forced TO " change his
base" by counterfeiters. and be now sdvo-
Gates rla cling the inscription Of the Bank
Of England notes On our gresabscks: TO
eouuterfrif d dsath."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

~ Chas. F. Browne, better known As
"Artemus Ward," is dead. having ex-
PRED from tho effects Of inhaling coal gas,
probably from some neglect in shutting Oft
the gas light where he was slceping. Tho
reading public can but regret the demise
of one who has contributed 90 much to
amuse and instruct his fellow man. The
world il better from his having lived.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

:, ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURES.
The Legislative Assembly completed ito
work on Tuesday last, although the term
Of sixty days does not expire BY limitation
until the 29th inst, and many Of the men,
bers have left for their respective homes.
Those remaining will leave the first Of
next week, and thereafter our town re-
sumo its usual dullness and inactivity.
The late session has been harmonious
throughout. and the disgraeeful scenes %
often enacted heretofore have lad no re-
petition upon the 6oos Of the prescott As
s~ubly. and in @n<s respects the depas-
nsns Of in eenb<n - b<ea saea -
shosl psevsil in U.iss Lsgnlsa.s-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-27

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a.ss@us~ ns~~&1Ew xaw ~~s~mnm-~s ar
<-~~ 80 .mwsru&ns~s as~w o. Ms~~as~~*
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
WANTED.

VI " 4
WANTED-A. coon AND sxpEHrnscgp GAR:
stairs = - -
ehfsa d Nar.sry and i.rrs Orchard = Mississippi
suitable can hays steady employment and GOOD
35o 81 caroassist s'1''
WANTED Two BIsDEgs AsD Two. ArrsEs.
sss
WANTED-A MAN TO co IN THE COUNTRY LONE |
gardsnisg and = w w1 e Z, %ss
fsrred Apply Al e Canal street. up stairs
yNANTED-BUsIEEss HoUsE-A STORE sur!
able ~ end rrsaass ssnss 9ne
hand prices are reasonable Apply to ha
man Beggs l53 Common street
nv {sas. p.y o...sn i ST.
the following effect: Died IN Jgy last y oesperas
asss =
# osns ~
Miss Andersen Of asssrs n y g. hiis New
Orleans will be esteemed great favor.
Nv other need apply Apply to. Jno Lynch Nos III ano
llS Poydras street --.--l-------
WANTEH-A GOOD COOK, WHITE Or soLoEED,
between e Nag ..ias and
YUANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED.. COUPLE.
boar, IL sss soos and oe
able Breakfast ats O'Clock and dinner 81 No boarding
Asdass ssI stating ssrs
WANTED-A NO. WOMAN, no COOK, WASH
w aisnaN family Mut be quiet steady wo
and thoroughly understand her sncn
comfortable home permanent ana
fair by making early application at this Office Tor the
address,
uJXNTED-sJGAR PLANTATION WANTED BY
w planter party who fnnish eighty go able
coored 40 Of them nenl cultiva.ea sugar panta
tion hundred twenty seed
cane who will advance FIVE thousand dollars tS5O0O
haif the and noiasses in kind on plantation
half kind of the cotton said plantation,
should be cntyaed The plantation y asss class one
ovefowed in 1885, Address Planter lock box No
| 3l5, postoffce. -
yITANTED-To PURCHASERS Or 20 FEET Of
w fee Railing Apply at this office
| 1WANTED-AGENTs WITH A SMALL CAPITAL.
w the sale of Wilcox Gibbs achtnes for the
rons young with limited offered great
opportunity Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, Box
3se, New Orleans, No s St. Charles street -.
INANTED-A PURCHASER FOR a SET OF, AU-
w dbons Works. best edition, valued at Sl00 Address
'Aasibon,'' at the Crescent office
w with eight Any hav-
house time before the first of March, will please
| Address Box 469 Postoiice
! MANITOBA HOUSE WITH ACCOMMODATIONS
for small family Il furnished in moderate style ths
| necessary particulars, Mark" at this office.
| TNANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS, A
w small Cottage District preferred Address
4 Q. D.. at this office
| vK7A NTED-PARTNER wANTED-I DESIRE TO
Gaines Landing Ark want who will take charge
quota o. mules supplies ETC. The plantation
heretofore made 6 bales OF cotton and has
supply cypesstmber and aarge steam mill and gin
large wood yard also be established on the place 70,
to undersigned the premises. E. X. Bachelor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
DON'T CLEAR FOB SALE

This magnificent estate, known as the POINT CLEAR
HOTEL consequence Of the impaired health OF ts pope
tor H. Chamberain who for that cause not able to
give management the attention which the pleasure ana III
terest of the public demand is offered for sale
Now this exherstng retreat and charming summer resort
widely and avoraby known to the elegant 81 the
fashionable world require particular enumeration oil those
exceences which gve locality that
reuutaton which has most eRyiably attained
IL the most una favoe of Mississippi Alabama
Louisiana and other neighbing States and tn mention o.
the name Of Point will suggest to capitalists the value o.
its fame It is situated the most beautiful and prominent
landmark Of Mobile Bay while the purity Of its sandy soil and
the serenity view the sweep Of the coast and the wide
spreadng BAY the fresh air and the luxury Of the bath
the walk sail and the delicious gratutiss Of gener
Gus sea- render this superior to any known IN M
Many and thousands of persons have tested tut
virtues of its sanitve claims.
It's capacity bestowipg every comfort and delight whicl
the charms Of and climate afford admitted by al
while there no property of the kind that can be more emu
neraye to proprietor OF liberal motives and professions
taste The buildings large commodious ami admirably
arranged cottages spacious and substantially enclosed
and the approaches from the convenient and secure
a new, stannch and elegant steamer called the u Annie
communicates daily with the city and travelling lines an
there nothing wanting render Point Clear the most
able property offered for sale superuous TO inyt
attention of capitalists to shs splendid estate h
| npSni;cat,on tn 1ls MESLlER " CO.. fs
| "rf -..-.- Real Estate Brokers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

COTTON SEED COTTON SEED.
COTTON SEED Of tho best varieties constantly hand
and for sale in lots to suit, by
A. r. DUNBAR & CO.,
q con,noon straat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

GUN IES................. ..SUNDkIEs.
In Store and for Sale
100 boxes GRIsENHEIMER RHINE WINE.
100 . ROTTENBERGER =.
q 100 H0CHHEIMER :. :.
100 :, KUDSGHEIMER :.
IMPORTED GIG AR S, Of the following
brands 5.1HH Il
100000 La Intimidad -Ds
10000 La Calondrina.
125OOO Uquas ug.M A. g4
80 cases HeidBeck l. Co.'s CHAMPAGNE
20 or. casks SHERRY WINE. tFf
2 pipes PURE HOLLAND GIN -
RowLEY, BROWN d CO., .
Tchoupitoulss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO LEyEK CcHTRAGIOSS
sra1r 81 Lou1s.AyA, EsEsu!isr D1sSs x.s.

New Qfln14, January -
BosSS Z issss - o
q .S Ss s Is,ss L ~
nearly opposts Can sesst q ne folsrinz satinssss
49,
Va AA84S0N " Eltss,
j. a. D faxcouar ehssf nsinsss ~ Division
SIG Z, wv S.i..s: sss..s &
q y .s! n ss y NJ
official bond ~ Auctoasef II and e ~ q
bond dats. .hs as.a Jsnaasy lsss
fsfanee 81 y tSs said osbsisi
'' Notes i hereby given -
y s9sa vn r.,
q this why The sad bond
= 5a' Il i' M1R1a, ssers.sy IF state!
BsHzu = as.sss5s assI & II J.
IN. srIs
" date n @ e
!. ~ ss
donnie tontes De-
sss s 81 q
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Dome sous signature pEtn IA
Orleans &c y jansier A. et y lens -
''s '.'A''' - - Ssigna \. WEIas sss
III !. ii HARDY, secrstaire d'Etas.
srATn or LouisiasA, ExrcunEa QErAsrnEsr.}
wmEnHAs, rrni saT p aHshH MI Ne HAs
w applied for the caneeling Of bis Ocial Hond ~
Auctioneer for the Parish OF Orleans TO wit;
Bond dated February 8, 1853 os tbs Of SO 0os
Holman Latham securities, Tie fotInar IN ts
the latter In ts 81 $500 each
said bond being for the faifa ~
Notice y hereby given to ~ 81 sn4w
s de ia s as IT ns ss "a
Given unisr ny hand and ssal ,hs
day of December p 1866 and q The gf
op''sa s''ss' me nlnss'' ]. MADISON WELLS.
II By the Governor: III 4y 4. q IS
u ii HARDY, Secretary u stats. s
ErAr La LouIsIAsE, ARTRsENr DE = ExxcuI1sr
4 m Nouyelle Orleans, b Is dscem6re 1855
TTENDU que Patrick Henry FlyAns sseets
n arease mol "a cancellation De son Obligation o,
UNE obligation daae dn fayrier 1863 pour ID
ct q Boy H. Hoffman ct Il latbsn CONNIE ecutes; p
premier pour de 5000 les denx autres pour =
do $3.50 chaqpe Ladte obligation etant
pour Ia dete execution sr ledt n n DE- c6s dHyolx
1 CONNIE encaneuf susdt. et4l
AVIS est par present celia pen
reser de monrer ecrt b1rean On
publication dc avis rnisons lesuees addt
obligation serat pas canceee g. annullee x :,
IS daeemSre A. d. 1868 Il ID an
- : - j. MADISON WELLS
| Par 10 gouverneur, ..a,sl sfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

CT, CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
p MONDAY EVENING, JAN 2gh.
Owing to the arrival Of the Webb Sisters,
MR. E. EDDY
WIN continue his performances which nightly Win
uraat favor by crowded and delighted audiences.
Miss Henrietta Irving
Will also appear y
To-nisht Boucicault's great Irish Drama Of tho ~
COLLEEN BAwN. At
e. EDDY. ,as nlies ol te onioe
New Scenery beautiful Irish Music and the beautiful drama
BLACK EYED SUSAN. -g
,ru, ....,...Mr MIR. E. EDDY.
s,san .. Miss HENRIETTA IRVING.
The WEBB SISTERS will shortly appear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

1r sEb kou MoEs sEEEEfs OF roo
GusrAvus osTERMANN ....... LESSEE AND MANAGER.
LATE WEEK OF NINE GHroNI AND SIG, sUsINrs
Grand italian Opera
.M.." MONDAY. January 90 1866,
Ninth Subscription night of the Second seasonLas Night OF
verd's chef d'nuvre
I'm Ratio Maschera.
Friends and ,es Of Rcbardoscsr the handsome page
Richards devotion to AmeiiaHis meeting WITH keinharo
Arnaas OF conspiracj-Generosy OF
Richard 49,, --..,--
The abode of Uca the Astrologer-A amelia desires
for Ter advice overheard by Richard
Richard wants know his fortnnenThs Gpsys
The prophecy considered afoly.
Amsa save eeT efal sarse
br,b.,os vengeance -fhe conspracy-Renhards Joy at
drawing which make him che assassin Of Richard
hshad ao. nsss
warns agan-He refuses to hyis sssassnaea ~
Renhard but forgiyes hin-Remorse OF henhafo-Den Oh
| Richard. -1. 'T
sGE Eis gsSa spIeodd and costly COSTUMES CHo
RUS GRAND oRCHEsTEA complete ~ ana
Pa sSTii e sTRAKosCH; signoIs MAcAFERRI, MARIA
and GRAFT.
4 Musical Director and Conductor signos r. Rosa
Masked Ball in the Of I'm Balo in Maschera Will bt
gatuonsy furnished with tickets admitting tsem h,d % n
fourth acts The number tickets issued will be limited ant
desiring to avail amns Si the Will
Tuesday Tenth Subscription Wight La ~ Ed
Company will positively leave ON On Saturday Esf
8, for Mobile where they open on MONDAY feA D.
zaay secured at the BOX Omce-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

rT,HAYER d ROYEs's .l.s *@
GREAT CIRCUS!
FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY, -
Commencing Saturday, january "a, 1856.
Equestrian Troupe which created somuch ex
element at the Academy this winter will perform as
above for FOUR DAYS ONLY previous to their departure
for the travelling season-introducing all of the @
Popular Gems of the Arena.
ns-Admssop rs cents; Children years old Soc
Doors open at 81 P. M; commence atty.
'" See Pictorial and Small Bills
NEW OPERA HOUSE
cusrAvus osrEnMAsS LESSEE AND MANAGER
ame Ghioni I nnG sis 1pera s"sihpS r'n"
Max strakosch director.
| SECOND SEASON,
subscription nights weekouday Tuesday, Thursd ay
and saturday-Friday extra night
nssy E:si SSE RRE' Saturday. sss'i
Subscribers wishing their and boxes for Fri
the aesye nights commences at the Box
pURNELL q rREscorTs MUSEUM
- GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
I Composed of great Natural Living Curosities,
| No. 93 st. Charles street.
/ Opposite the Academy of Musicl
Doors open from 9 A. to P. Admission 30 cents
oI Open sundays dsys'i from to o'clock N.
NATURE UNVEILED
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
; 40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET
! WONDER OF WONDERS
TO BE SEEN ONLY AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
: 40 AND AZ ST CHARLES STREET.
DROFESsOR j. VEGAS
DANCING ACADEMIES,
At No. l76 Canal street, and at Odd Fellows Hail.
Haah hsss
kopsn for the season --------
grace DANCING TAUGHT
BY MISS L CREED.
Stage dancing lessons will be given at No. lso Baroas
street between the hours of 10 A Y. and rM
NToTFcE. NOTICE
me nub,e ara hereby notified that line of omnibusss
a nsn inn M S. 70 a
oGe streets e the salifa s ri
Fare saeh way ten osnts Tickets IN packages o. 'sn
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-29
1probnte} Notifes.

Y AsTa Court of Probate holden ct Plymeuth A within and for the District of Plymouth on the 24thSdsy If NossmhSr A.;D .sl666.
 2 Present V. R.C. GiddinSa Esos jSaes 8 Srhis Court doik dirsst ASSustns U. sGartiss Trustee on the Estate of Whetlock aud Lear craft and Charles Whstlock and Robert J Les,eraft Insolvent debtors of Fl, mouth in said District. to give notice to all persons In. terested in the estate of said inselyents to Ap pear. they see 'caIse,J before tic Court sf Probate to be holden at, the Probate Office in said District, on the 8th day of December st clock P. NJ. 1866. to be heard relative to the appoiusment of Commissiensrs on said es- tate. by boating said order of notice on pub lie sign1post in said towl of Plymouth nearest to :he place where the insolvents last resided and by advertising the same in . newspaper published in Litch6eld County Cor one week, ' g& x; < >Certifet from Record. Il
 8 lw v.R. c. GIDDINGS, Judge. ATa Court of Probate holden at Harwinton h within and for the district of Hsrwinton on the 18th day of November 1866.
 .I. .i H Present, Abijah Catlin Judge
 Estate 0f Senr Haten, late of Harwinton. de- ceased, the Executor represents the Estate in- solvent, and prays ths appsin ment of Com missiopers thereon whersupon, ordered. that Commissioners to receive examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate, Dc ap- poiIted Ut the Probate Office in Karwinton. on the Sd day of December 1866, at l o'clock. sf- teInoon, and that all persons interested fn said estate may be notified thereof the ,executor will cause this order tole published in news paper printed in Litchheld and post copy thereof on the sign post in said Harwinton -h.,.i. A true copy of record, ,.,,. .-.,
 s2-2wy - ABIJAH cATLIN. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-29

the citizens concerning yourself, ana an not only ready, but anxious, to rectlfy any mistake that is published in the columns which supervise If you will write any ,coinmnnication. in which my errors are pointed out it will be published with pleas ire. If you decline to adopt this method, the law and courts will afford you, 2 com plete redress. IT 5.ssiA A. q IT. t'' I understand without any explanations your designs, notify you formally, as I stated to Dr. Deans privately, that Iregard a duelist as a murderer; that the miscalled code of honor is 8 relic of barbarian in, ig- norance: that it is contrary to the spirit of our republican institutions,y and that I could not stultify myself by attempting to take the life of man against whom have no feelings of enmity. You have seen fit to send me challenge, although you knew that could not and would not accept it I am astonished that one who fills post of national importance. and whose chief task is the execution of the statutes, should try to incite me to commit the capital ofenss of murder. I shrink with awe at the dread ful possibility that should ever be com pelled to shed the blood of an individual.
 You allude to my military life." During my term of service in the Eleventh Regi- ment Mass, Vols, never witnessed or heard of any duel in our glorious army. will not disgrace my record. You may publish me as coward, but my scars, of which this indictment storm reminds, will proclaim that the charge is false. Two warrants and three commissions, which were received by me during the late rebellion, for my servi- ces in twenty-one battles and skirmishes, will completely refute the statement
 In conclusion, will assert that your let ter and conduct do not intimidate me in any degree. While occupy my post as editor your official acts will be examined, and shall have no hesitation in expressing my views regarding them.
 ...,s I am, very respectfully,
 ... a4. a HENRY N. BLAKE.
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