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Dry G0ods' Dry goods
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Z. GIQUEL,

IL NIINS N|4LALs
es. CANAL simultaneously
Having received his full and complete assortment of Fancy
Id Staple DRY GOODS, will offer them from MONDAY,
e 9Th inst. at Great Bargains viz
Plain, Printed and Striped POPLlNs
$500 . CASHMEREs.
. MUSLIN DE LAME.
=, :. REPS.
=. ALfACAS.
French and English CALICOES,
Plain and Figured TAREANS and FLAENELs
DAMASK for Curtains-all wool
Plaid, Striped and Damask MuSLTHs.
French CASsIMERs and CLOTHS.
Plain SILKS and SATTNS-all colors.
Fancy SILKS and FOuLARDS.
Plain and Figured Black SILKS.
Cashmere and Melted SHAWLS
Embroidered COLLARS and HANDkERCHIEFS.
Cuny and yalencienne LACES.
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHlEFS, from 81 doa. up
IRISH LINEN and LONG LAWN.
Huck and Birds Eye DIAPERS.
Ladies' Linen and Cotton CHEMIsEs.
LADIES' and Chldren's Meriuo VESTS
Gents, Youths and Boys Meriuo VESTS.
=. E. HALF HOSE.
Ladies' and Chdren's Fancy HOSE.
Ladies' and Chdren's Fancy PARAsoLS.
French C0RSETS
Ladies' and Ghtldrens CLoAKs.
Ladies' and GentlemenS Fancy CRATATS.
Real Lace SHAWLS.
Furniture DIMITIES aud GALICOEs.
BLACK GOODS of all descriptions.
COMBS-the newest PATS style.
BLANEETS-Whte and Grey.
BLANKETS-l04. ia, l2-4, 1874.
CALICOES-B ma8ufacturc-l5 to 2oc yard
Bleached and Brown DOMESTlC-l5 to 50c. yard
Bleachsd and Brown Colt. n SIIEETING
Kersey, Linsey, Kentucky JEANS, SATlNETS, etc
CAN and examine my Stock you will ind it to your adyau
Tags E. GIQUEL,
TqE ['ergI street
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Hertnger Pistols.
4. B, GRlsWOLD g co. ACTS FOR HENRY DERluGER.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4th, 1865.
have this day appointed Meesrs A B. Griswod & Co.. of
New Orleans Sole Agents for the sale of Pistols in the
Mississippi Alabama Louisiana aud Texas Dealers
in auy of these States obtain them from Messrs A B.
GrswOld Co. my lowest wholesale rates, and full
accompanies Pistol of mauucture sold
by them HENRY DERlNGER.
Referring to the above card from Mr. Deringer would
public against limitations of his celebrated Pistols
aud notify them thas complete assortment of the GEN ulNE
DERINGEIS will always be kept on hand by
A. B. GRISWOLD & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
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Correspondence,


NEW ORLEANS Nov ., 4ooV'
VIM. NJ. Burweu, Esq, New Orleans:
M Dsa, Si,-At meeting of the board Of d.
rectors of the Mechanics and Agricultural tar
view Of inviting suitable person to deliver an
Grafton on the opening of the fair.
am now acting in obedience to the wishes Of
our community, among whom you possess 50
many friends, when, as chairman of the commit
tee / tender you an earnest invitation to deliver
an AMI inaugural address in the English language. As
regards the useful objects Of our association, IT IS
needless that should speak, for with, them you
accompTsh these objects to the tulfllment of
which your cooperation will prove highly bene-
The opening of the fair takes place on the Goth
inst.
Hoping favorable reply,
remain, very respectfully,
-"s Your obedient servant,
JOHN PEMBERToN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

THE AMENDMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Judge Magrath, governor Of South Carolina
when the war closed, and then for many
months prisoner in Fort Pulaski, has de-
elared in favor Of the constitutional amend
ment He is the only man of mark in South
Carolina, or in any other Southern State, that
has taken this course. The amendment is
discussed, or announced for discussion, at all
the public meetingsin that State, but no one
speaks for it. Such is the case in the other
Southern States. The radicals say that this
absence Of any expression Of opinion in favor
of the amendment, is due TO apprehensions Of
violence, on the part Of its friends. cor.
respondent of the New York Times, writing
from South Carolina, efeetually disposes Of
that idea, as follows
1t is in no sense true that the advocacy Of the
amendment in any portion Of the State would be
attended with any personal risk. Whatever may
have been the case in the past, my resent obser
gations have convinced me that there now re
mains no yestige of the political intolerance ira
ditionally imputed to the Palmetto populace
Bnt although the constitutional amendment i
named as one of the subjects to be discussed
at the various dstfie6 public meetngs to be hello
On the first Monday ia November, il is more thar
probable that the views of the speakers who may
Choose to touch upon that topic will be altogether
one-sided. This is easily accounted for The
popular leaders, almost without an exception, are
committed in the most explicit terms to the sup
mort Of the President il his opposition to the plan
81 restoration proposed by Congress. believe
that an overwhelming majority of those who
| mould public opinion in their respective neigh
fhQrhooda would combat the congressional scheme
to the bitter end even if the President should de
8st from his hostility to il; but while Mr.. johnson
stands firm in his present attitude there will GER
tainly be not the slightest waVeTing among the
| pains to ascertain the opinions and probable
1 course of nsarly all the public men of the State
and thus far have found but one who coansela
the ratification Of the amendment, / allnde TO
/ A. G. Magrath
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We publish elsewhere an official letter from
Or. Geo. Wm. Dirmeyer secretary Of the
Boara ii Health. addressed to Hon. VIVA. r.
Kellogg. collector Of the port, conveying the
resolution of The board which announces oiti-
oially that New Orleans il now free from any
disease Of an epidemic character.
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RADICAL FALsEHooDs.- contemporary
of st. Mary'g parish, the Planters Banner,
says:
The CRESCENT of theE3Oth ult lin a strong leader
the hurricane of radical falsehoods which have
been poured out with ten-fold the force of a
Texas norther, stirring up venom, hate and malice
beiittng Kissing snakes and bowling wild beasts.
We hope the Southern press will eTerywhere,fo
low the example of the CRESCENT, and give a
manly and indignant rebuke to the infamous SLAM
derers Of the people of the South Forney's
Chronicle and Greeley's Tribune take the lead in
these Infamous ISLANDERS and cOwardly persecu
ions Of an afflicted people and call for more fire
and more blood to satisfy their bloodshot eyesand
woiiish appetites. No conquered people have
ever more honorably adhered to the terms pre-
more ahimefnlly slandered and insulted by
j" wolves on the roqf,a and bloodthirsty non
nnnlhatnnts
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EzrTa1A ATOM IN our notice Of the case Of
50ser IS. Nugenti s Co. and w. n Dunbar, in
wldchstna validity Of Confederate money, as
a consideration, was involved, we should have
stated that the plea Of want Of consideration
was not BET up BY Nugent - Co., who made
no defense il the case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

Messrs. u n Overall & Co, Is3 Common
,sreet, have sent US tae November number Of
Bows Review-tor which publication they
are agents.
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NEw ORLEANs, Nov. 6, 1866.

New ORLEANS, Nov 6, 1866.
John Pemberton ESQ., Chairman Committee ofInvations;
M Dear iStl'--In answer to the invitation to
make the opening address before the Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association, at its next an
edge the unexpected as well as the undeserved
compliment which it confers, as also the kindly
spirit in which it has been communicated by you
| consider any request coming from those who
are laborng for the social and industrial restora
ton Of the South as summons not to be disobeyed
Devoting yourselves gratuitously to the great
duty, it would be unworthy any son of the South
to withhold his services, howsoever humble may
be his own estimate of their value.
/ am, therefore, sir, entirely at your disposal,
and with the sincere assurance that do not think
myself equal to the task Of doing justice to the
great enterprise upon which you have embarked,
accept the honor conferred upon me.
For yourself, sir, and those with whom you are
associated, please accept the assurance of my
respect and estimation. VIM. II. BuL:WELL.
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The PARfs EsHrnIETeN. III cell the specia
attention Of exhibitors Of articles Of manu-
faeture d produce from the State Of Louisi-
ana, 1t the approaching exhibition, to the
notice of NH Edward Gotthiel, State com
missioner, published in to-day's paper. Mr.,
Gotthiel requests al such parties to prepare
their articles for shipment on Or before the,
1st day 81 December. twill be ofgEeat SER
vice IL all concerned in the exhibition to
know sufficiently long beforehand, what
articles are to be exhibited and how much
space IL To be occupied; and the request Of
Mr.. Gotthiel is therefore very reasonable
one. We again urge upon our people to send
forward whatever may serve to.show the aggri-
cultural or mineral advantages Of the State,
her capacity FOL manufacturing, o. the ingen-
tive genius and skin Of her people. And the
sooner, the better. Mr.. GoSthiel will take
pleasure iii giving all necessary information
on the subject to those desiringit.
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DEATH 81 uARrEaa TIE Tale
assoc Fleriaian learns that Col W. f.
otllrop was found dead il bed at his lodg-
III u u that city last week. re attended to
Ills official duties the day before. and seemed
II. a. laal health ana gigor. The euddennass
81 his death, being d man Of extraordinary
nbvsie Il strength and build, has caused some
~ T9,rist !.
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PATE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEFD.
MENT,

j
ionaI amendments The list quoted as evil !
aence for this assertion is the following ''The
Tribune and the Homer Had, in Louisiana;
in Georgia the Savannah Republican and the
Loyalist in South Carolina the Charleston
News and the journal; in Tennessee the Mem
phis Post, the Nashville Press and Times; IN
North Carolina the Newbern Times, the.
Raleigh STANDARD and the Charlotte Demo-
crat: in Texas Flakes Galveston Bulletin, the
Austin Southern Intelligencer and the San
Antonio Express; IN Virginia the New Nation.
From the representatives Of Louisiana
opinion above quoted We may Judge partially
Of the rest There is not an able or lnht-
ential" paper among them. Almost all are
conducted either avowedly in the special 1nte-
rest Of the negroes, or they are owned and
edited by Northern men, and sustained by
Northern capital. The Savannah Repubhcan
has greatly modified its support Of the amend
nent. and the Charleston News has completely
recantea. The Loyalist is edited by man
who has been arrested for swindling negroes
the Raleigh Standard (Holdenss paper repre-
Esents an inconsiderable faction, and SO OF the
rest. Some of the radical journals perceive
the absurdity Of assuming such papers to be
IL any 47a+ 40 ,,o,rle Of
opitoi' ,'iiu 'l'i'tA.' -. 1,ost;a = ia
'is oqustl q -, sft .I1gNa5 ~ +,,,+l,
ai.4siloile4l', 80 l1s ,,,,a,,;r,i+,- ~
ihe.e netel Al's l1,,, 41.o,o i 4
the South on this point The amendment
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rais 80 .o,,la avar5 i mis- Is now 50 plain
49, 80 = - 1 ~ ea51sss r. nrodnoe evidence
80 = !. 80 u H. ,,ro7,os;fior me- Nav
~. IT, t1o oonrse of an article com
il sa,,t1orn sr,r,,or+
"a - t1o+ III rodicals
- 80 80 - ,,1sased r. see The amendment
.at;aaa M s;tsve1,s Sumner RntIer u ia
-..s..tt - 80 ~ a;anted ig i donhtlass trne
IL, 80 ta;n,, +r,,s 4 confirms all that we have
aa;d 800 ~ i,sircer;ty IL H. Rennb.
H. H. ,aatI II ,ipc,,e, +a amendment With Sc
,x a,ea1, 80 sas,,i,,o al ard passion II The
ro,4;ools ro,,la IL disnlsasaa tosee tbeamend.
-. -.s;asz H., yra,,1d u s,,,o Il saak
49, - and sncb cam.
so.l. .ssl'oa y 80 = M de1o1 that
e. e odn,issior had been eyen
4ny Z 49, III +o1
= ~ To bora sre,.
$500 $500, - 4 s,,ab o1arantaa i renndiatad
o., - r-;+I ,,,7,cl, warmth and indio.
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We have to acknowledge the reception of
an invitation to grand fancy dress and FIRE
mems ball, to be given in Algiers Saturday
evening next, for tbs benefit of the Firemens
Charitable Association Of our neigh5or Of the
right bank. The names of the managers are
q sufficient guarantee that it VIII be gala
occasion we'll conducted. We shall rejoice II
able to be present
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On Wednesday. Nov. 7, at S35 O'Clock, p. NJ, HENRY
HAMILTON HEDDEN, aged 81 years and months, native
Of AIaany n y the last twentysS resident
o this city.
Blessed is he who dieth in the Lord
The friends and acqu4ints the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral his day. THURSDAY, at Sc
ocoE from his late residence Nc. 200 st. Mnry street be-
tween Coliseum and Chestnut.
H New York Exeter N. H, and Chicago papers please
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EXHIBITORS Of ARTICLES Of MANUFACTURE or
PRODUCE from this State for which application for Space
has been made through my ageacy and for which Space has
been allotted by tile United States Agency st New York,
are hereby respectfully requested all Articles for
shipment on or before the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER
next as am expecting requisition from the United States
Agency to have them forwarded by that time
EDWARD GOITHEIL,
louisiana State Commissioner Paris Exhibition.
EFy ORLEANS Nov tn, IsG7.
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oFrEC1AG. S0uKNAK,
THuRspAY MoRNlNSs. NovEMaRR 5. laas.

general missionary meeting of the Pre-
Sestant Episcopal Church will be held 1T
Christ Church on Canal street, this evening
at o'clock. Several bishops and Others Of
THO clergy are expected Is be present. The
claims Of the diocesan and city missions viii
be laid before the meeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

NJ 8 New York Herald, having asserted
4bat here, are fifty men 70 one woman that
49, stt,S he performance Of The HBlack Crook
S S5;,,,ass careful count was kept the doors
1870 asl. bIshment, one nightreeently, and,
ahen the aut - 49, :.
number 1928 Il ISL 49, rs O. u 94's1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

From General Order No. J., District Of
Louisiana, it will be seen that Major General
Joseph A. Mower assumes command Of the
District Of Louisiana, embracing the State
OF Louisiana and the posts of MsFshall and
Jefferson, Texas.
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A farmer in Alabama owns hog weighing
one thousand pounds.
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,1EeCIeGmics' and agricultural
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,

FAIR OPENS ON THE PORN OF NOVEMBER
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Cotton was selling in Euiala Ala, on the
1st at 30032e,, the purchaser paying the
revenue tax.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

MEETING OF MERCHANTS At EHE Com
MERcIAI NEws BOOKS a meeting of mer-
chants and others was heldat the CONNER
cial News Rooms on Tuesday evening last, fto
consider the propriety Of adopting measures
for facilitating intercourse among the ner-
chants Of the city" Mr. Theodore shute was
called to The chair, and Mn. Durant Dup ont6
requested to act as secretary.
A report was made By Mr.. Overall, the pro
prietor of the News Room, relative to the
establishment of Commercial Exchange,
after which on motion the following com
1nittee was appaintedto consider the subject.
and report 70 an adjourned meeting to be held
~ the same place On Monday evening next,
the 18th instant, at 2 o'clock
Committee as. Hewitt, ]. q. Ashbridge, P.
AYenaano, u II. Ogleshy, NJ. Mupon, Thos. A,
Adams, III. Cs syuionds, a. Z. Bennett, E. A.
Banks, Is. Bower, A. 2. Dasilya, a. RocheEeag,
al Glenn Theodore Chute, ii B. Murison, g. II.
Slocomb 3. p. Martinez, Isadore Dansiger, Geo.
w. Bancker, Samuel Smith, J. III. Lapegre, Jas.
III Brooks, jas. FL. Low, JAS. A. MacaRlay, A. II.
Dilfeza, b. II. Castendyk, y. NJ. Scott.
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Our thanks are due to Col. S. A. Moody for
a copy Of the jackson Mississippian Of yester-
dag. Colonel Moody has just returned from
Europe, where he has been the past summer
getting up materials for the manufacture Of
the articles for which he is SO justly celebra-
ted, and il selecting finer furnishing goods
for his customers. He returns to US robust
health and appears strong enough to serve the
citizens Of New Orleans for at least a hall
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FeEtG2Cg .
ELTING. FELTIN G..

Having been appointed sole Agents in New Orleans the
LOWELL FELTIEG MILLS, prepared TO ELL orders
any extent material celebrated for the many Yau
able 10 which it is adapted.
For placing between the pankng and sheeng Of eagOng
Invaluable and consider it only necessary to
attention of ship builders and ship owners the fact
that it can now be had in this city.
It's also exensveyused to prevent radiation from steam
boilers and pipes either high low variety
resisting perfectly action Of the temper due to melted
lead
Another variety is made expressly put carpets,
giving peculiarly asant tread increasing the durability,
and preventing to great extent the rising Of moisture
through floors the ground.
HOusekeepers having once used, will do without it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

CHuRcH or THE ANNuNcrATIos. On Satur-
day evening next. 10th inst. at Z o'clock, the
congregation Of the Annuneiadon Church
will open the new etihce Of the restored
parish, corner Race and Camp streets, BY a
special service. The bishop of the diocese
will make an address on'the occasion, and q
large assembly Of worshippers from The yari=
Gus city parishes viii doubtless be present to
take part in the FIRST episcopal act Of the re-
recently consecrated prelate. We understand
that the new building affords seats for q con
gregetien Of three hundred worshippers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-08

M. Toyg.5sa. nj, and MIR. Fly. Hess, clerk
81 the steamer 4. Oh.
fles Of Western pa 'ei9, ,.ll =
oourtesies to us. We 7t'l1l go M ST ~
acknowledgements.
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ssoO-speelor Premium omered by

s50O-specioI Premium oHered by
ruOs. b. BODLEY 81 co
$3.50 for the Implements most useful for preparing me
Ground n,Rntpr the seed in cuvang the growing crop o.
any of the Staps Products the Southwest the same 10 w
determined with relation the greatest value TO ho
number Of Planters
$3.50 for the Machine of the greatest value to the Planters
of the Southwest either for clearing lands rendering Vhe Nv
for cultivation preparing the products OF the sou or
or any other use directly connected with the planting interest
$50 Special Premium offered by
$. N. MOODY, r...
For the best Washed and rOned One Dozen Shirts annaea
in the city of New Orleans
! s1Oo-special Premium offered by
GARTt1wAInE, LEWIS STUART
$50 for the best made Linen Shirt.
$50 for the best made Vest of any material
Both articles to be manufactured either in the parish Of
Orleans or jefferson
$too- special Premiums offered by
CHARLES f. sN1EDEs.
$40 for the best slaughtered Beef exhibited.
SIS g.. Veal
SIS =. 81. Mutton =.
SO . -. Lamb
$40 !. Hog
$50 :. :. show of Game.
snbscrIptIon Premium.
$40 for the best instrumental Music, performed by ban
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SeRUlRS' sEHgCf1jBteSo
$50, $40, $50.
5............ST: CHARLES STREET. ............,.5
wilcox IL GIbBr's EoIsetess Machine.
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Virginia Paten-sinpcity and Perfecon-Needlo Cannot
Be Set Wrong.
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR 10 ALL
Ageu,s wanted for Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi and
Texas, at
NO. ) ST. CHARLES STREET.
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PARIS Us5Uerseg5 Exhibition
FOR 1867.

xorro re DxErsz1o
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We tender our thanks te + Sas el,lcets q tne
Steamship Matagorda. for late ieass papers
and other ftsgors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-17
ATTENTION.

A meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the Union Party of New Castle County, will
be held on
"WEDNESDAY, THE 18th INSTANT,
At 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, at the United States
Hotel, (Rianhard's), in the city of Whining
ton. j. s. VALENTINE,
Chairman Executive Committee,
New Castle County.
The following named gentlemen compose
the County Executive Committee:
Brdndyloine Hundred-Esau s. Perkins,
Isaac s. Elliott, r. j. Handy.
Wilmington Ward-Edward Il. Bel
lah, Philip Plunkett, Edward McManus. Sc
cond Ward-John L. RUSSELL Philemma
Chandler, Joshua S. Valentine. Third Ward
George Neheker, Geo. H. Walter Samuel
Bddle. Fourth Ward-Philip Quigiey, Geo.
II. p Simmons, VIM Preston. Fifth Ward
Philip Mcdowell, Aquilla Pritchard, VIM.
c. Leibrandt
0Aristiana-L F. Riddle, sam'l Bancroft,
Abner Hollingsworth
NIL Creek-J. c. jackson, s. NJ. Curtis,
] Reubencame.
White Clay Creek--Joel Thompson, John
Pilling, Benjamin Peters.
New Castie--Henry II. McMullen, Benz
y. Booth, Zadock Townsend.
Red Lion-James NJ. Ellison, John P. Bel
vile, Clement Reeves.
Pencdder-W. ID. Comog, Merritt II. Pax
son, Jonathan Ellison.
81, Georges-Ephraim Beaston, John Whit
by, Darrach Cleayer.
AppoQuinimink-W William A. Hukill, Levi
W. Lattomus, Elias N. Moore