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. MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TSoR BosTON-THIs LINE IS COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships regular line, sail
ing promptly advertised nsung the lowest rates viz
Steamship CONCORDIA. Capt sears
:. KEFSiNGTON. ............t....,.G Capt ChpmaDs
:. ST LOUIS .......,.-..............C Capt. Causen
The above admirably adapted to the trade,
handed by experienced officers and facility possible will
e exrenad 10 shippers cousgnaes For freight
apply to CREEVI, NlChEhSoH 70,
IS Carondelet street, corner Grsvier
Bills of Ladng furnished on application.
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STEAMBOATS,,


ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMP,
NY's BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY NAu
E0R MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS ANN
LOUISVILLE
One of the following boats will leave rs above EYBRp
EVENING, from the Gompany's wharf, foot Of Beny,.
street, viz: A.
Pauline Carroll, W. IL. Arthur.
Mary e. Forsyth, Mollie Able,
Atlantic. Julia,
Mississippi, Ida Handy,
Continental Olive Branch,
Ruth, Luminary, a@t3
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay,
City of Memphis, j. q. swon.
For freight, through tickets to all ponts North o,
| East, apply at the Company's Office, .w
1oi COMMON STREET, opposite City hotel.
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REGULAR MINDEN PACKET
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID LIGHT DRAFT PAssENa1H
STEAMER FROLIC-J.J CnMPERE, Master
NOK MINTEN, LoGdY BAYOU, GRAND BAYOU 10Y
Coushatt Campte, Grand Ecre Saint asI aser Cattle
alexandria, Normau's, Barbins and all nterme4" rs
ipgs Particular attention paid business For hes
v f" f' CE[ICS L. GOODWIN, ID Front street.
.. III COMAUX Il SURLS No. 20 Canal stfae"
E MONTAGUE, JR., q St Louis streess s,
HAMILTON, RI EDER CO. mM la
MURPHY Ii WOODW ARD, Grand fcore
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Shippers rely the Mtte Stephens leaving on the
above days regularly taking freight at the lowest going
rates For freight passage apply on board, or to
TITUS GWARTNEY, Tchonpitoulss street.
FRED V. rELLOS, ID Front street.
GEO D. HTrE, 81 Graver street.
NO DONOHUE, 2Tchoupitoulas street
CoMAUx 4 sURLs, 90 Canal street.
vIRGINIUs c. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

filthy lucre, and kidnsp the angels of HEAVIER" -
Through his entire life he distinguished for his
patriotism and devotion to the Union. In l849 he
wrote to friend in Kentucky: The Union Is the
only safeguard these States have against anarchy
and civil discord with all its horrors The Union i
the hope of the world, and under God promises to
break down civil and religious tyranny I.used 10
say so far back as 1888 the man who silently
thought of dissolving the Union ought TO be hung,
and II he spoke it he deserved some ssyerer fate :
The Union, one and indivisble ought to be. the
motto Of every American and every philanthropist
Such is the noble record of DR.. Anderson, and the
men associated with him were of like mind OF
the six subordinate Professors, all but one while
connected with the Institution held and inculcated
the positive views these great subjects This
is the only College i'll all the revolted States which
has from the beginning stood firmly and unequivo-
cally on this evangelical, loyal and lberty-loving
basis, and what is of more immediate Importance,
there is other of any eminence in ell those States
which now holds this ground, and teaches the rising
generation of public citizens these doctrines. It is
not wonderful therefore, that the loyal people of
this region, whose opinions have 70 so great an ex
tent been formed by its influence should have been
distinguished in the late contest by their unfineh
ing patriotism. have quoted these references to
Maryvile College from Circular Issued by R3y.
T. j. Lamar, who knows whereof he afirms.
Blount county then has an eminent share in the
grand harvest Of glory, which enures to all East
Tennessee, and to our whole beloved country. As
East Tennessee has done so WE'LL let US show ap-
probation of her loyalty said the delegates Of the
United States in Convention assembled by nomi-
mating Andrew johnson Vice President, TO stand
side by side with our great standard bearer, Abra-
ham Lincoln. Whatever may be our individual
opinions to the present position of Andrew john
son, there can be but one conviction on this point
that the friends of the Union wished to pay high
and public and well deserved compliment to the he
role loyalty Of all East Tennessee, when that nom-
nation was given, and when they rolled in their
votes by the million to endorse It.
ITO be concluded next week.
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HlLJa.u,t Spencer CO., n.y., NHy 81, 1850.
MesTJ. DuvalWe Gled 500 feet of boards Of
logs, the dsywe started MILL without moving
We believe your portable engines and
ms second ia and most cheerfuly
mend any in f mills and engines your shop.
T L. COLLIER & PRUSSELI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
TO THE MERCHANTS AND FARHERs
OF TENNESSEE.

LII DI4C1 IL ! 4 & Il
LY Offers yeu his sIEi-.z Purchasing AMI SHfue
Agent.
His eXprri-n-c fts a-c- acIu- v AT rad .I taa-iE
purchase and sale, during the pas. --o ss Goods.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, trecrria-
Quesnsware, Stoves, Agricultural imul ueut- .e if
t,lo Tholos ale and retail trade.
During Il past year he has spli much aaJg-
Manufacturers of the north, with nauyot whom h" has
arrangement ill all c:yi orders through hilu
toeSt prizes pecally in Boots and Shoes Jlrea Pgc
graph and AmbrUtypg Materials Table and Pocket Cu E
CaDcScaed Chairs, Portable Steam Saw Mill, H1r7 T1-
Mill Findings ehnSe and Lathe Ma hines, Railroad ~Ipp
BUggies and Harness. Cotton Gin, e the best make ArC
tura Implements and Farming Machinery an luIs to-
gethcr with all kinds Of Nachinery necessary 81 manu-
facturer Of Cotton " col.
He has also made ragsenl.lts -o Ilgiy t- a E-r
leGm, Lubrcating, Burning OILS, and oil Lamp. and
viii bo abs procure yhing p, had ~ Work o.
New England upon the shcTt@-l uot-r AMI t 'e '---
price.
ns- VII also at a. gent to nd @ si kn .-.-
aed before the war due parties IN my Of .he Northern
Ctes.-6
Hs will also take great pains - sell all guants
best rates 10 DO had in this market wIu mako literal
yauces upon consignmenls when in sterc.
J. II. WALKER,
F-g-Herly Of knoyyll., Tenn.
naEZs 5nI Office, 2s Broad Street, New IcLh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

4 pine Degy., w. T., Sep. a. 1865
J. l. DuyaISlz With The assistance Of Sir. Hardesty,
Just completed setting Portable Engines
Mills purchased you Mil No the first day the
Of 1900 feet of Oak and Pine lumber per hour Mil No 9,
have started and with Equal They working
satisfaction, feel confident that the machinery
viii DO au you advertise Yours, truly,
sTRINE, BOYD co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
MUSKINGUM VALLEY
ENGINE WORKS,
CoHyEE MARNEl ASD THIRD SIS,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
HAVING ADDED GREATLY 70 OF

HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO OUR
- former extensive facilities, turning OFT
large number Of Improved Portable Steam Egnes and
Portable Circular Mills. Those already received and in
operation giving the most entire satisfaction There
hardly State Territory in the Union bu; our Improved
Portable Engines and Saw Mills il Al Engines
have spark stack them which arrest the sparks.
We would respectfully refer you 10 the following gentlemen
and certificates FOR The portability, utility and practical
tons Of our Portable steam Engines and Saw Mills:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

Jasyty.--, Alca., -H4fck l5tt, 1866,
J. L. DUyal--Sa. Ny Mill and Engine is giving the best
satisfaction had it running i've days after receiving it
The first day starting the M sawed t3 logs into incl
umbs making 10 G41 feet il nine hours On the second
sawed $3.50 ujE hours Il timed
when boards, Is feet IN each beard in minute
Yours truly, GEO. y. POTTER.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

Gross P.a!aa, Ripley CO.. Ind, Fee. Il, 1851.
MesFs. DugalFoday sawed 1400e feet OF lumber in
less than hours About hre-fonrths of inch um
beT. The mill does very well. Yours, truly,
SAMUEL KENNET co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

Bra.aaya., Ey9liipg CO., Pa, Hcv l. 1865.
J. ii. DlyalI-SIR The Engine Mn purchased of you,
which Mr.. HaTdry has started will you
prOed and n ;Ec best L viii from 10000
1909 feet in hours. WALTNAH 4 GAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

= =
j. H Duvasis Tie saw MIL Of twenty horse power pur
chased Of you has been Mr. Hardesy On Saturday
last sawed 5000 feet n eight hours. We safely
that It exceeded expectations
Yours truly, BRIDGES, HENDERSON & DANIELS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

E.a5n, Tla..aJa CO., Niss., lug. %, 1860. :
Mcssrs. Du7aW have running the portable engine,
mill and mill purchased of you months
We average tough cTubby pine, from 5000 10000 set Of
lumber per day could hurry hands
twelve thousand per day We grind % - bushels OF
per Many persons have rode twenty and thirty
miles to mill She the wonder and admiration Of all
We cheeraly them those in Of mills and
engines. G. 4. HAMILTON co
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
JOHN HVDEBURC.

GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMIS
~ SION MERCHANT,
South side Market SQUARE, kHuEFILLE TENN.
Best brands Family Flour on hand AZ al ts... r.sl.r
deliver free Of charge. sur-.tf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

LeJGr0II 4 n, JHig II, 1850.
Mes.rs DavLi protest know buslitle about machinery
but take pleasure in bearing testimony to the fact that the
portable engine and mill purchased Of you can, in my
opinion, three much lumber in day any other
mill in the country. We have sawed $50 feet in thirty minutes
We csn saw igc-n Z. 20 10 l,s59 feet per hour.
II. 3. HARRISON.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

Lo-a-. Gr5rc. j. saEty ca,. Ic,a. H0rck 10. 1859.
Messrs. DuvalOn last Saturday last something
1900 feet OF inch poplar lumber worked eleven hours forty
Ave Minutes y Nash attended the We This
rom logs sawed ffom sGmps and 10 it every day with
good logs and hands De. Z. J. SHANNON.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
The gnexrille aThia,
Is PUBLEHED WEEKLY
BY BRowNLow, HAws & co.
Terms Of Subscription,
Rates of Advertising


orally.
Calls persons 10 become candidates will be inserted
ether advertisements TO be paid for invariably in advance
All Advertisements which the number Of
marked VIII bepubshed and charged accordingly
Advertisements viii be considered due whom inserted except
those with whom we keep regular accounts.
No advertisement from distance will
coupaned by remittance except in where the
tiseT is known 70 be punctual.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
MEDICAL,
DOCTOR WHITTIER,

| REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN.
mad -5Iir L he 5ay{y ir aud has Union -TSils
reputation having Jr iI - = LJIi than any otLsr
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much his practice has been private sph',
tgt '-l-t Sr--, ell TriEiy Diseases, SyphilH- Hr
if-t. ~ rs Threat >E5,, o. Bys OTct,s
Il also the effects J a SOLITARY Ha5A, runOus 70 BODY
and Mind producing J!yts. 1Jlby iEPor-y- 6=i1-,I, 1
# sJE, r5 T ls-, ssi2 tsretoiaJ aEcsi2H % ,cie,
loss q a.s. -stt e.! ot these in any cas-.
bu. al occurring frequently in various cases.
~ Accommodations ample charges moderate, guar
antgsd. Consultations by letter nics Most
Lc properly .sL giH3a s-.ie AMI medicines
from observation, sent by mail or cNpr1- " bindraucs %
/ business IN most
/ Address Box 1922. s. Louis, No
Hours \. NJ. % 7. " ORE permanently tOcsJsl -
No -J St Charlie street. between sixth and seventh,
s4uaTs south cf LiudsH Hotel retired pot he centre -f
Z the -ity,
C.-1l-,-: - .f -5g., IT, sss sr.o,sq,:-. # -p n
s.-.'s "s ~ssg1. fr5'g l-.sgaEl a1sl'a1s-
EVERYBODY
Gan set, scaled letter envelope my Tfco-g SYM gea,
Ja. tt = t'uL trary md >rat Iisecsss, clearly s>r:
ig ai o. diseased {'oss, with full symptom Lists
thFseCgnt postage stamps prepay postage Circular
Ladis- relating % isrss . P"t@rt. N'"nYai and Fr
"H7eg- b. spri-Iy
DANIEL Il. BOYNTON.
3)ul SICIAN AND SURGEON.
can l, fg1ui ~ cine re-ilsucs Of Gov Brow aor pfsu
not pryi-I,nay absent. Orders be left Chamber
I lain Drug store. feb ljtC
EAR, FRANK \. RAMSEY,
Late Of Rnozyllrl
No. , Adams Street,
'r--T MEMPHIS. TENN.
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CHANCERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
.oTICE TO Noy-RE sIDEyrs-.
Narv G. Petee ~ Charles II Pei.

-1"4J . 00oV " VIITIos II 7 ~
THE RESPONDENT, CHARLES Il.
PETEE, being nonresident Tennessee stated
the bill II is ordered that publication be made
cessive weeks in Brownlow's Whg notifying defendant
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville tho 5th
Monday Of July 1866 then and there to make defense
BILL the will be taken for confessed
for hearing partc. copy Of the order
July II, 1856 pf5 II. \. DEADEEICk- &. 81 NJ.
Levi McCloud aud others, Henry Elliot .ua others
THE RESPONDENT, HENRY ELL
OFT, being nonresident OF Tennessee, stated il the
bill II is ordered that publication be made successive
before the Chancery Court at Knoxville M 9TH Mon
day Of July lS6t then and there make defense the bill
the will be taken for confessed him, and
hearing parte. \ copy of the order
July llth, lS66-4tpf5 L. A. DEADERICh. Z. = Y.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpA.
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALI.
FORNTA
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
Iero..al. u tsgsnta-LAza 1lau.
NNE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND


nNE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships viii leave Pier No. r. North River
foot Of Canal street at L o'clock the st, llth
and 2st of every MONTH except when those dates fall
Sunday, and then the preceding Saturday. for ASPIN-
WALL connecting via Panama Railway, with of the
Company Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching ACAPULCO
Departures Of the lt and 2lst connect at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. Those Of Is touch at NANZANILLO.
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates allowed
TO second cabin and steerage passengers families Also
allowance of ONE QUARTER through rates clergy
men and their families, and school soldiers having
honorable discharges, HALF FARE.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult Baggage
masters accompany baggage through ladies' and
children without male protectors Baggage received
dock the day before sailing from steamboats, railroads
passengers who prefer 10 send down early.
An experienced surgeon hoard Medicine
free
For passage Tcss further Information, apply the
Company ticket oice on the Wharf, FOOT or CANAL
STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
iulll 3m ;. h HOLMAN, Agent.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

on which the attachment issued in this that the dn
Cant Is justly indebted plaintiffs and that he about
secrete or move his property and and himself that
the ordinary process of the law could be served him
On noton therefore ordered that publication be made
IN boNnlows Hhg for four weeks requiring the
DEFENDANT TO appear before the undersigned house.
Dandrldge IN Jefferson county Tennessee on 2Gh DAY
January Ieo' TO answer the plaintiffs plea debt
sum undera warrant otherwise judgment by default viii be
rendered gans MN, ana the proceeded part
July II, lse6-4t" JAMES H. CARSON, J. p.
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Attachm ent-


Bradford Inman for the use Of v. I. Harris ~
James 4. GaSs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
SCHOOLS FURNISHED

ia lac, e., ry thE- IA tHs BOOK ami STATIONERY line
-7pI.tf ". P. CHAPIN.
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THE KNOXVILLE WHIG
Knoxville, Tenn, August |, 1866.
ADDRESS

Delrered On the Folah Of ,Jisly, 1866, Al Naryre,
Tennessee, by RcU. Samuel Salgycr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

B orn for d curse 90 virtue and mankind,
srths broades. realm ne'eF knew so black a mind,
ghts sable vail your crimes can never hide:
Z aCh one dark 'IWOUli gut historic tide,
efunc.r your cursed memory will live
2 al the glare that iD1a1y caa give.
urses vi ages will attend your name;
raiGors alone viii glory in your shame.
lmigh.y vengeance s.ernly waits . roll
vers Of sulphur your trescheroas soul.
a.ure looks shuddsrins back with conscious dre ad
o such 3 tarnished blot as she has made.
e. hell receive you, riveted in chains,
j oomed % the hotties. focus OF It's fanee
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r. r 0 p r N L N G
PHILIP RUNKELS,

An extensive just by steamers
improvements and sold all old damaged by
the late FIRE the 18th ins would Gus
TONERS and friends generally that will open their nspec
tion MONDAY April entire supply of seasona BILE
goods bought recently with the advantages the
late heavy decline of gold and which will sell accordingly
consisting of full supply of
gs. Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS.
Fancy BUTTONS.
Shell, Tuck and Dressing COMBS,
- endless variety
New styles RIBBONS.
New styles FANS.
Ladies' FURNISHING GOODS.
Gents FURNISHING GOODS.
Genuine Jouvin Kid GLOVES.
sllk and Lsle Thread GLOVES and MITTS.
Richly Embroidered Swiss BASQUES
Night GARMENTS and UNDERWEAR.
Duplex Elepc Hoop SKIRTS.
Best French PERFUMERY, all kinds
All kinds of BELTS and BUCKLES.
Sleeve BUTTONS, PINS in Pearls
A full supply of Ladies' and Misses
PARASoLs and UMBRELLAS.
A splendid stock of Gents
SHIRTS and Shirt BoSOMS.
PORTE MoNNAIEs and Travelling BAGS
HOSIERY Millinery GOODS.
Full line of Wells, Blonde Clump and
valenciene LACEs.
Lace sHAWLs, Jaconet EDGING,
INSERTIONS and Embroidered BANDS.
Gold and Silver TRIMMINGS
acomplete assortment.
NOVELTIES
Ties, Cravats, Scarfs and Collars.
145. .......... CANAL STREET. ......... 145
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

81. LUKE's FAIR.-Last night, while engaged il
sar editorial duties, and cudgeling our brains
shout politics and other serious matters, we were
most agreeably surprised with a visit from two
Esntlemen-- one Of them of the African persuasion
the latter of whom brought us q reminder of the
mir at Odd Fellows Hall in the shape of sub
ssantial cold collation.. sent us from the Ceres.
cEST table, by one of the fair ministers at the
Hall, who are exerting themselves so nobly to re-
hIld Dr.. Hedges church. We will say nothing
about the bottles of Krug which accompanied the
collation. because their contents, with the aid Of
three or four lobby members Of the CRESCENT
elfce, disappeared SO quickly that it seems to US
npre like dream than reality.
Hardly had we settled ourselves to work again
bsfore another gentleman appeared upon the
Sesne with the compliments Of the ladies Of Trim
~ Parish. The champagne punch was SO enticing
that We are not prepared to pass upon the merits
Of the magnificent cake which accompanied it.
Ne can only say that We have ocular and tangible
evidence that whoever wishes to be well fed with
both substantials and delicacies as WELL as feast
lis eyes upon beauty. will make . great mistake
The fail to go to Odd Fellows Hall and patronize
he fair Of the ladies' of St. Lukes.
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The Louisiana aasd 1eras
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Important Notice.

Posr OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS March 9th, 1866
important to the public to know that the law strictly
prohibits steamboats,, sailing vessels railroads, express
panies stage and omnibus lines from carrying unpaid letters
for delivery outside the mall unless such letters
below expressed the only exception being regard letters
relating solely to the articles conveyed freight
the steamboat sailing vessel railroad express company
omnibus line carrying such letters It does suffice
put postage stamps upon letters of the referred to-
law being complied with only by inclosng them in
ment stamped envelop, provided the said enveop
shall be duly sealed otherwise firmly securely closed
that such letter cannot be taken hereo without tearing
dressed and the date of such letter. receipt
sion thereof to be written stamped otherwise appear
such enveop As many of the post.ofces this the
necessary, for the accommodation of the public that
other than the of the should
for general distribution the stamped enve
chants factors, agents. steamboat railroad Offices and
materially benefit the community by furnishing from time to
time their and correspondents with these enveop
The comparatively small than that of postage
stamps Twenty-Five stamped envelopes of the usual
size three stamp eightyseyen Fifty
dollar and seventy cents and for large quantities
being less than half for the enveop The use Of
stamped enveops therefore desirable the
my well reference compliance with the law which
ops may be had any quantities this office This
partnent.
r W TATJAFEPP0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

The HERNANDEZ BENEFIT. "A distinguished
pantomimist and an able supporter, Hernandez
and Miss Whelpley, have ajont benefit tomorrow
night, at the Academy of Music. We have, in our
theatrical notices, had such frequent occasion to
comment upon the uncommon talents and versa
tity of Mr.. Hernandez and the artistic excellence
Of Miss Whelpley, that We regard it as unneces-
sary to say more in commendation of them than
we have already said. Those who would enjoy
the novelties in preparation for Friday night should
secure seats to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

Mus1cAL AND LITERARY MATINEE.-We &C.
hswiedgs the receipt Of D complimentary invi-
ttioa to musical and literary matinee to be given
y ~ eleve's of Madame Mact's ST. Charles In
altate It the Opera House on Friday morning
Dext 1t Al osclock. al2 n. sssi 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

News FROM THE SouTH.-The New York Tri
bune has found another mares nest A Western
gentleman writes to friend in New York that he
has heard in "publio lectures " in this city that
in the event of a foreign war, the people of the
South would be found on the side of the enemy
Strange people, those of the South go with their
enemies rather than with their friends. But really
what marvellously sharp ears, or wonderfully long
ears the aforesaid Western gentleman must pos
sess, to hear things which never were said. New
ertheless it is just such stuff this that forms the
staple Of radical defamation against the south.
Somebody heard some one else say that some
white man some where had knocked down an
anonymous freedman; Western gentleman
writes that somebody has said that in case of
foreign war the South would join the enemy and
hence the very logical deduction that the Union
ought not to be reconstructed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

BENEFIT OF LoTTA.--Little Lolita, not misnamed
the pei" of the public takes benefit at the St..
Gharles Tomorrow night. So many have witnessed
ner performances that it is unnecessary to advert
70 the singular attractveness of her novel style.
she mas the merit of originality, for she copies
from nobody, and in every thing she is "Little
Lotta,'' with her inexhaustible flow of spirit and
irrepressihle humor. The houses she has drawn at
"Old Drury" signify degree of public favor
that assures bumper on the occasion of her
hanafit. a... -