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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

TRooPs IN MIssoURI.-We learn that
General Sherman, with twenty-five thous-
and national soldiers under his command,
is now in Missouri. His headquarters are
at Warsaw. The Governor, the notorious
radical Fletcher, has been compelled to dis
band his cut throat militia, and an order
has been issued for the return of all guns
distributed by him. f- t."
The Conservatives will be allowed to vote
at the next election, in spite Of all the rad
ical influence that can be brought to bear
against them.-Paris Press. 'a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

NOTECE.-All persons are hereby
~ fOrewarned from trading for a motto Of
hand, given by the undersigned, to W. IL.
Wadsworth on the 18th day of October
1861 for 1881 %, as said note is void for
the want of just and equitable considera-
ton. am determined not to pay the
same except forced to do so by law.
3lt.@ DAVID THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
ps~We leatn from The

r3We learn from the San Antonio
papers OF last Saturday, that cholera was
on the decline. Only II deaths were re-
ported for the fOriy-eiglt hours previods.
The Herald estimates that there had been
from 700 to 500 cases Of the disease in the
city from the time the disease FIRST made
its appearance, not less than $50 Of which
bad proved fatal.
Austin, The papers Of that 'iiy say, was
unusually healthy, no cholera having made
its nppearnbce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
Neiv Establishments.
FOR SALE

Or to Exchange for other Property.
1.-TWO plantations in Harrison County
within twenty-five miles of the Rail
Road. One with 400 acres, 700 in good
state of cultivation, the other 100 acres
as in good state of cultivation with good
dwellings and, necessary outhouses, gins
&C., with fine orchards on both places, of
pears, apples, cherries plums, peaches, &c.
is situated within miles of the best
school in the State, and frst-rate neigh
borhood. Twill also sell mules. corn and
other provisions on the places. The places
are now being worked by freedmen whose
labor can be procured for next year. l
will sell for money or exchange for lands
in this or adjoining counties. The reason
for selling, is that expect TO remove 10
Dallas, during the coming winter.
For further particulars, enquire at the
Herald Office, or address me at Greenville,
Huntcouniy, Texas.
% mos. JNO. II. BRYAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

g9rBuy your Goods at Jeifries.

gay We invite attention to tile advertise
mcnt OF Capt Bryan, offering to sell two
desirable places in Harrison county. or to
exchange for property in this part of the
State These two places are among the
most desirable in Harrison county, and any
one wishing to buy would do well to exam
inc into the matter. ..........,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

B55" We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of "a Youths History of the Great
Civil War; published by Van Everie, Iior-
ton & Co., of the New York Day Book,
which will be found in ,o-day's paper
price 81 So currency. We have not sern
the work, but have reason TO believe that
it is book that should be in every South
ern family. rr %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

s6Ewc understand that gentleman
who reached this county on Thursday last,
and came directly through from Missouri,
overland, that the cholera was very fatal all
along the Mississippi River. AZ Little
Rock, he says the disease was making sad
rayapes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
af1y@rhe Committee Of the House Of Rep

BS5~The Committee of the House of Rep
resentatives appointed "for the purpose Of
ascertaining the existence Of cholera in the
city of AUSTIN reported on the 22d ult
that there had been two or three sporadic
cases of the disease, and after strict and
impartial Investigation, ''they are forced to
"the conclusion that epidemic cholera has
"not existed, nor does it prevail at this
slime in The city, and the fear that exists
''in the minds of many is gratuitous and
Gwholly causeless."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

p6sr We welcome "home again' this
week, our young friend, Lieut.. W. II. Pra-
Their, who reached here ON Tuesday last
from visit TO his old home in Missouri
His many friends here rejoice to sec him in
fine. health
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
Bey- Buy your Goods at Jeffries.
10 the People Of Che I'd Congressional
nistrict


FELLOW CITIzENs:-At the time con-
scented to be candidate for Congress, il
was my intention to canvass the District
but now circumstances beyond my control
forbid my leaving home. AS 1 do not think
| would be doing myself justice to make the
race without canvassing in district in
which have so few personal acquaintance,
/ have determined to withdraw from the
canvass, and am no longer candidate.
hope that you may be able to elect one
more able and better qualified than my
humble self, to look to your interests in the
councils of the nation. To my many friends
who have expressed preference for me,
tender my sincere thanks and shall ever
hold them. in kind remembrance.
~. Very respectfully, #.Is {
am your friend,
NJ. D. X. TAYLOR,
Iaffcrson Sent 9th 1866
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

B05- We regret to learn that Frank Rob
ertson, Esq, of this county, died at or near
Memphis, Tennessee, on the 5thof Septcm-
Der last, of cholera. lie left here some
time since with cattle, and died as above
stated. lie leaves young wife and many
friends in this county to mourn his untime-
" death. - .-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

lu A Maine correspondent Of the Boston
AdperJiser mentions Gov. Bell, of Texas,
as one of the most effective stump speakers
on the side of the Radicals in the late can
vass in Maine. As the only Gov. Bell we
ever had in Texas is long since dead, we
presume Judge James II. Bell is meant
lie is engaged in stumping tour Of the
North, doing all in his power to fire the
Northern heart against the South By rep
resenting our people as disloyal and IRE
bellious" as ever. We take IL for granted
that be forgets 10 tell his hearers that he
was once "rehel' himself, holding high
position under q rebel Government and
even for time served a. private soldier
in The rebelarmy. He was then but lit
tie younger than be Is now, and fully re-
sponsible for his acts. We presume, also
that he does not think IL necessary to tell
them that he was an avowed disunionist or
secessionis,, ss far back as 1850; OF think
proper 10 read TO them extracts from those
able letters Of his, published that year, urg-
ting The Immediate withdrawal Of Texas
from The Union- Wefhink il likely, also,
that he makes no reference 10 his speech in
Port Bend county, IN 1861, after the begin
ning OF the war, wherein he gives his heart
and soul 70 the movement. For FEAR that
he may have forgotten that speech, we shall
look over our iles and rrproducs il, in q
day or two, for The refreshmeBt ofhis mem
DRY. Whether be will Re pleased With II or
NOT, II is likely TO be read with some inter
est b. hose whom ht IL engaged IN sd-
drsssing.-Hsaston TslsersPt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

tas- At special election held in this
Precinct on Saturday last for Justice Of the
Peace, to fill the uucxpired term Of Jno. W.
Lane, resigned, Geo. W. Baird, Esq, was
elected and enters at once upon the duties
of the Office. ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
I2 WAGoNs WANTED.
NOW READY: b3il
A YOUTHS HISTORY
The Great Civil War.
One vol Ieno. IHustrstrd-
Prize 81 SO.

TIRE underxi<nsf have ~ frrss. apd VII issur -
soon ~ p1slible The above work. II - design-
=. % fu-nfsh The yanfh q or cuuttry caudid and
- have fust psss.i FIRM nsul,cratir siandpoltt-
Tfls minds n The yaufh q our cuuniry an beins
rsisnr-d ard niis-edurrfef u The fst rud pr ia
histories q fis Ahrliiusis nii = Is q great m
porfnn-s fr The uslnrs . r1unfry thaf The real
nfrrrruisfs e. firT ar rCu Tr1 ing Themselves q
=. shail y r-1perif rlrtF-fed- he rreaf tapcri-
urcs g suuIi urtr IL Eteraturs has has l9en eli
au5 s-tuQrefsst. auf ~ fhis = ~ frs aisnrt %
-nrru-nrert u IA r.l lie ard ne essis-sfre - ne
nrno--nfir rrs-s- Itufl . fnst 40 boa r. eT-
- Deur-rrf. Errfh sgrfh vi desire - pi-r. -
tks har1s 81 hfs ctlfr-. = gre hsn corrsct a..
= n - rrr I'd ltsoaus-s
Al orfl-s I'll = fIs1 s1tcriiuE r. III date q
49, rr-rt11-- nrf n toct VI y scrf r1si ~.
~ - rs-sIr1 q =. r-i-1 m 81 iszutd- -
nsIhs iIris IN - suTTisi q III
-r-rf af1-rrs
Tar ErEEIE .IH0HT0y 400 "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

Baywe clip the following paragraph
from the Galveston Civilian: $50 t..
o Hon. D. IL. Eppcrson is candidate to
represent the Third District in Congress,
and is supported by the Dallas Herald,
eqnal to half dozen Legislative nomina-
tons
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

sdAn act Incorporating the "Dallas
Manufacturing Company" has passed both
Houses of the Legislature, aud become a
law. We shall publish the bill as soon as
VIC can get IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

E~ Attention is called to the new estrny
notices from Denton and Dallas counties in
to-days paper. Also to other legal adyer-
tiscmcnts in which some are interest cd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

BTwe understand that the Legislature
will adjourn about the 10Th, or 10th of this
month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

Bff' IIar'jc & Sons nj the s.. Louis Store
inthis place, want II wagons TO load for
Millicnn. See their advertisement. 'is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

Bayn The Governor sent in his first Veto
Message on the. 22d .ultimo., vetoingsthe
''act to incorporate the Houston and Gal
weston Wharf aad press Company"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
nss.we regret to learn that Frank Rob

eI- See the list of letters remaining in
the T. o. on the LIST inst, in to-days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
Eternfaf.s Hnfice. !

TIVE undersigned having been appointed
III Executor Of last viii and tesla
Bsnt Of Meredith Hart, deceased, AZ The
March tern 1855 Of the County Court Of
johnson eoaut5 An persons bsFiag claims
against said estate, are notified 70 present
duly zuthsnfieattl, and those in
fomske imnediste payment
Al. HART, Ereeui0r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

The tunsl Al the summit 1or ne Paeise
Raiirosd Of the Sierra Nevada Mountains,
in California viii Be seventeen huDdrsd
feet in length, b. tFsnfy-four fssi in ridth
and trenty-ssven in height. and VIII bs
completed in about fourteen nonihs Frun
fhencs on the east sids Of he rionntsirs
the road viii have lrrals 81 ninety feet %
the nile for absuf ihirly-svs miles. thsnet
o. ffiy niles ron fslfy % frentg - Tsr
nile Ia NJ dessrt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
Executive 0FFFE
Anslin. Sert. 90. 1856.

. The Harrisson FIog q TIE l5fh, gives
he prrticHlsrs q an unf5rtunsis afsir IN
vffch Array adams, dePuty shsrif 81
Harrison county, ras compelled - III
Hear Crsnshau Who Re vas trying 70 AZ
rss,. NJ AdsHis IS rstfsrfiy i-sfiEsbis
h III !. al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

Hen w Y. Arur1 has t.e-n srrpiuisi
I'-ifri Sfaies 1srsh-i fsr a. kssisrn Dc
Liri q Irra-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
AUSTIN, Sept. 2lth, 1866.

Ir@ aar AUSTIN, Sept. 9th, 1906.
Special to the Telegraph. H.t. T3s
A Telegram was received by Governor
Throckmorton.f from Gen. Sheridan. Gen.
Sheridan orders Colonel Mason not to suf-
fer the arrest Of himself, or soldiers, aud
says he will institute a new investigation.
The following has been dispatched 10
Gen. Sheridan: t1.er
.-s'erd, Executive OFFIcE, |
- g.. Austin, Sept. 22d, 1866. s.
General p. II. SHERIDAN, Commanding Dis
trici of the Gulf, New Orleans:
GenerdL telegram is received
Everything shall be done TO allay excite
meut. A committee Of discreet men have
been sent 10 examine and report upon the
BRENNAN affair. Their report will beisent
to you. have telegraphed TO Judge sbep-
erd, At Brenbam, that no arrest Of soldiers
be made. rely upon you to see Justice
done. You shall have my earnest support
General, Judge not hastily. | think a great
wrong has been done these people. The
evidence ne taken BY Col Mason does not
fully Sustain bis conclusions. beg you 10
8 nd Mai. Smith and his men elseshsre,
and put others instead. .f
Respectfully, - rf
lSignedl J.W- THnocKxonrOs.
The following Is The telegram 10 Judge
Shepherd, At Brennan: 49,
EXECUTIVE OFTfcE,
~ Austin, Sept 22d, 1856
To Hon J. z Shepherd, Brenham-
A dispatch hss been received from Gen
Sheridan He directs Major Smith 10 per
nit no arrests Of his men. He asks me 20
assist in allsying the excitement. promises
q ne~ and fun investigation, and says he
win do all in his power o satisfy he ends
Of justice in ever case Have ne soldiers
arrested. Iei us be patient and ptudenti
Justice viii comei
Tsiensdl THrocKroRTos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

rE Among the victims Of cholera in
Houston on The 24th ulis We find he name
Of VIZ. d. scnooLrIELp, = Ifhtise % Ports
mouth. Va, where We knex him well in
our sehooi-bcy days. Up 20 The breaking
out o. the late war be vss = Prne'ieing Az
iornsy in Huntsville, in this State, where
he h.d resided for a number Of yssrs.-
The Huntsville Item in noiieing his sssth,
saFs;
"A nan ~ msny e1csilent qualities,
MIXED up uifh soIns failinrs Ne must say
TIE above announctmrBt flls us with re-
gree Nay be rs u reaee--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. B. H. Epperson,
OF RED RIVER COUNTY. s;a
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NOO~>~~>~~<S~<NNN
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce Hon. u. u. Ell
PERSON, Of Red River comfy, as a candidate t'r
Congress, FRI tie 2nd Congressional District, at The
election ON the 18th October next. -
We are authorized to announce ANlZ1 BRAD
SHAW, of Kills County, as candidate far Congress
from the Ind Congressional District, nj the election
Oh the 18TH Of October next. fa.'- ~ 4.'i-i =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
DALLAS, Texas,
Sept. 29tb. 1866.

~ ~ -OOO-
Editor Dallas Herald While in
Parker, Jack and Wise counties a
few days since. l was rcque ted by a
number 0fcitizcns of these counties,
to give You for publication in the
Herald, a statement of deprcdations
committed by the Indians in those
COUNTIES within the last three or
four weeks, and in compliance there
with give You the following state
ment
They visited Yeal's Station, a
fiourishing little town in Parker
county. Sept. 9Th, and stole all the
horses in the town and vicinity-at-
tackled the houses Of a Mr.. Little
ton and another man, and took of
three children, one Of which they
killed some Scr 10miles from home;
they made an attack on Mr.. Hine
and four other men, two and a half
miles from the town Of Weatherford,
the County site Of Parker county,
the Indians got their guns. amuni-
ton ke-, which they had IN their
WAGON, not aPprehending an attack
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06
By Divine Pcr,ni-sion.

by Divine PcrtDtssiOu,
Sunday. Oct. 7, ut " o'clork the RiGnr Rrv. ruE
BisIIoP or THE DIOCESE will oiciate At the Morning
service of tho Church, aud preach the occasion at
the usual plncc Of worship 81 the Episcopal Church
The Holy Communion and the Apostolic Rite Of
Confirmation will also he administered
Evening Service at ~ O'Clock. pei I.
TmE RECTOR or ST. MATTHEW'S rARIsn.
GEO. R0TrENsTElS.
Protestant Episcopal Church. ,iN
Divine Service viii bo held nv W every Snndny
morning, at lois o'clock, aud In the evcring AT ~
rluck In tho upper room, of Hirsh's brick building.
|.| GEO. ROTTENSTEIN.
Prayer Books for sale at Mcssrs. ". II. Praihrr 4
Co.'S. The proceeds to dcfray contingent expenses Of
the Parish. .. .r-
hcIigious Notice.
Elder II. ". GASo, of the Christian Church, will
preach nj the room occupied 10y Mr.. u H. Conglia'
hours School, on Sunday, Oct. 7, at 10 \. VI, F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

~A prupo-ifion Il On foot ana n IA
rnsea b he 6siret81zkevs 70 bod Con-
~srfion ~ HsIisfrsTiIis. forfhs non nation
~ a eand1lsIs Hrhs ell truly rfpFrsent
he Caa-rrt,iirs rnion srnfi1s5f ~ ths
"a eanrrr-sior-i i,i.iri,i.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
X i lA.7s
INa. NoERMRRR 4. lsea
sestsn alaasias Il, t,,e ma 1.,,,,...'
ftsu The CshsFls Il, S.,ss9

fhr4as1
laaTe hcaal fsvore{s bs 4 ss,e,,tia,,a,,
14sieial gives him y less
3sssi A4 VI asA from ina N4ssRS C35ay5;s
W ~ es5t 81 tton the Bananas
M fIfAFst IN y M sfso VI from IL which may be
Ct ottoi5il tha tat f dianro;a
wtch appeared in one Of the
IN, u State, and particularly ,pon
anS reaDaSfine "a posed BY HE government;
gfe taot that ii toss ;sSsng tI ,esitliig
1N9la i sns sea elen 10 that srnfrrf u 5ss''p 4
hsss are several islanySs IN Ia I2sba,,,o y,
3hleh there ls abntifIanea - Il ~ - l9s3idlilas On
- ~ qssses ATaee Of los. sta an acre fnI cottoI
sTlsTa ", II uana, Acklin's Island eic
ar rs Where private land can be
s ssLlils such as Crook ed IslanS3 acIfI;a,sa ~
1slst0s waiting EaIyafin,, a,i5 Is1n
Atatt M HI numerous nava 81 IL - -m - 'sl4a, ~
sinee the year IS6ll, Co..
ss@itQsal iaborsTs from sf " 10 4 80 lot astl-
~ !; alllst decline unless some i
III ~ lilst ot cotton can be esahiisle IN
e S1ofang Islands,. Engrants 40.
I the Bahamas n, " 10
renter tlle business gureF seItas Woula
III ssl care and intelligence tl,e land
- ~ slaQse peTInanentlp as fhe qnttoT, n, HI;
ssiilsafe is perennial Yta,,s- ~ eottoh ~ tHls
aAl 8 y Gle illssssfs " Jill ++, \
ias pEeeaFi0us business: t,iit ~
aaS'lSs nS 1sl adtl other Islands. M "A
Aae ilralits on cotton lYnI1sts ~ oo,,va 5., !,
@ sSis price Of cotton III fr6ne If tbe
sAeeeas thedemand. it win be low: bTt
fs w va icing hid longer d competitor,
80 aTe tliafs on I'LL average ootton viii
SS alah If did prior to the general
elA1lstA aon III the South t4-S ss44sA r
5aassls f duty on cotton grown n,
& 3ea Y q animal pruning Of Tie slant and
are requisite "a keen If tn sbealtb
Dusty alld fruitful. The islands
sF believe, bettaT adapted Is
s9gtQa tsaE f1a more westerly Islands IF t6e
90 llstaa 9rogns as they are not sahiegt IA fbe
aais sSaeiaNy dsNs which lower the temnerat,3re
WV so4laelITaes cause the bod III dr6p II m
m 4sliilsaAgTe state but cotton has been
asIslss5 itsYated On New Providence Ana
( ailafos islands and there il mo reason
n esefg petty clsifEator who grows an acre Of
eoEn any potatoes for Ills family sllould not afi
s siss shu n hs las children, tWo three. or
selI a9tes OF ptton fields 4o his annual croD
olsq enable him to add immensely to the
golal oft f11 and his family meet Tie To-
goI5!ng gency of the failure Of his corn
asa M 81 argel to tise wealth Of the col
slaasa crop OF corn and pumpkins NAV
W taksl s1li the same ground as the cotton This
s,ss ss A ssas'ss Nhn have no ground or labor to
ass 1aas ls not usually the case and va
To- think that the cleaner the ground
sassaala te cotton plant is kept the better. 0ur
s9at e ilos general 80 abundant or deem az n
saRFiy noGElsfme ent for two crops on tie same
fouAd = 1'A'e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
COTTON TIES.
E'AssAIAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered sale to any extent in
the South and has been by thousands planters with
the shape of the button introduced and have
s esS and = PStsht for buckle Tie which for sp
UNEQUAL sizes and orseeurity in holding think superior
The advantages Of iron rope bang cotton are now
universally acknowledged Ithoids bale In much smaller
both in the country pressing accomplishing at the SEA
ports immensely the risk from fire; stronger its
strength IS not impaired by time and
This last advantage has been skngy manifested during the
war ihouends OF bales of cotton have been by the rot
ing @ G proasg o rope which could have been preserved If
IRON hoops mao been used In addition this can be fur
men Of labor in the hemp growing States the sup
Ply o ngP 20 sueh an extent 40 to cause prices re
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
t bi @ oI the importation ct largo quantity Of
Messr Chambers Latting for the sale and delivery of my
Il V.,.,,,, sHIP REFUGE, New Orleans July 7, 1859.
cotton of which hbor 1864 compressed bound with
was received in better order Inn i ienarV coSes r.
Presses that it slowed better enabled the ship to
The cotton when discharged rsm the ship in Liverpool vas
n better order than the bound It is highly pre-
9as nc eeet upon IL for we'll known by petioa
comr1Fsd 1onr IraT NJ rs a. oo- M l @ f 9 5 r.
and Carefully watched it. both in loading and discharng
80 JOAN HOWARD, Master,
The sgdsyssned Fire wasen Fire Inspector Of tso
ew Orleans insurance Companies, Of opinion that the
IRON lie affords greater protection against loss in Of
than the old style Of esling With FS9s
1,.,.,u : s..,,. JOHN ADAMS, Fire InsP ectsr
= ALFRED BEIANG!sR.
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Depprtment
CHAMBERS & LArT1NG,
Agents for Fassmnn's IrS,a Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAaGINe, ROPE AND FYINE.
6l G@ondelst street. Few Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
4 anRICAN TAmLEr oon1PANY.

"a 11-11101N-a-s IAIN H
Having secured the Agency the Company We offer
Southern Trade the following Goods manufactured by
them:
ERAsABLE TABLErs-Theso are made in imitation of
the Ivory Tablets in common use.
ERAsABLE DIARY sLIFs-These consist of tive leaves
of EFasable Board, suitable for insertion in Diaries
lets.
ERAsABLE MEMORANDUM BooE-These are superior
in every essential quality imported goods put up
various styles
ERASABLE FOLIO TABLETs-These are for Oaice and
School neatly hound in muslin and used in place
of the Double States.
ERAs,DLE suHooh TABLErs-ThOse are Equal to
Porcelain aud are fally Cheap as tho Stone Stats
All the above eods made from 6riswods Transparent
Water Proof Composition
JNo, W. NORRIS 4 co.
81 Canal Street, New Ofleaps.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
6E8t3Jags EH..3. WINES. Ng,s3.
g3faAND4Rs, wfNHg. nro.
GEORGE PALMER & CO.,
Importers and Dealers,

COMMON sr............,.,,,.155
Have store and to arrive very large and choice
ment Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines Etc. con-
sisting in part as follows:
BRANDY-oard, Dupuy Co.'S Cognac; Paet; Castilon;
James Heanessy; T. Hines It Co, and other we'll
known and desirable brands--in " 4 a d X casks
POLAND GIN-Swan Brand.
MEHAN'S IRISH WHISKY
OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.
JAMAICA and ST, CROIX RUMs-Direct Importation
BOURBON WHfSKY-y. p; Chicken O. ok; Paris, and
McGibbon Brands.
Four Baltimore eMONONGAHELA WHISKY
Cabinet and Family Nectar RYE WHISKY.
SHERRIES-Harmony Topaz; S, o. p. & B. s. Pale
Sherry Yalee Dark and various other Eavorte brands
PORT-Oid London Dock Nugue Richards.
CLARETSS Julien; Nargaux; Chateau Boillac; Larose;
Leoville; Pontot; LaujNc and Ladtte-in casks and
cases.
SAUTERNES-EIaut Snuternc Latour; Blanc eto.
GHAMPAGNES-Krug; Green Seal; Piper edsicb,
Creme de Bouzy; Veuye Cliquot and other noted and
popular brands-n quarts aud pints
ALES-feunger'si Tennents; Jeey'S and Basis Scotch
A1es--iu quarts and rints.
PORTER-Byass's and GuGnesss London Porter-ia
quarts and pints
BIrTERS-Bokers; Hoststter'si st. Domingo; Gouley;
Reychaud and Rcd Jacket.
BRANDY FRUITS; and
A general assortment Of LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
GEORGE PALMER a co,