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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14

TIE Texas CorroN CRop.-The
Houston Telegraph, August 7th, says ::
We begin to have very strong
hopes that the worm, if it come at
all, will be so late in beginning its
ravages, that no great injury will be
done to the grown cotton crop. 1t
has now been six weeks, or there
abauts, since we first heard the alarm
as to the coming of this dreadful foo
Of the cotton planter and yet the
cotton crop is, 80 far, uninjured, and
is also very promising. While there
is a falling off as to tho amount of land
planted, in some sections of the State,
there is an increase in the same direc-
ton ia other sections.
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CortRcToR's oFrfca U 3 INTERNAL REyRaus
2D COLLECTION DIBTniGT os iouisiasA,
@ Iyat0ti Rouge, July 2bth, 1855


l'aton Rouge, July 2bth, 1886
DURsUANT 10 the provisions OF M act Of O. n
III gress entitled IAN act to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, 10 pay In
t"rest on the public debt ard for other rur-
poses,n approved June 9th. 1864, and ame dsd
by tho act " March 3D., 1866.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persens liable to
pay dut o. or tsSes usd r. ssid sets. ihis Collie.
tioa district, that haver lived he annual list
Of duties and tsxes ass.H.ed ny tho ASSESSOR Of
said iiistrict, which havs becnme hao and payable.
The Taxes included IN this iiat are upob IN
COMES, PLATE. O4RR1AGEs. YACHTS, Bill
LARD TABLES, IANO- no Ri u r, Guild
WATCHES and LICENSES, which may not 40 yet
have been procured go sa
The undsrs,gnsdj win attend personally TO tho
receipt of said duties and tsxes, from the Int TO
the Goth OF Aunust. 1865 dtiiy, Sundays rx-
ccptedl, at his RI e IL Hat n Rouge,
All persons VIII shall neglect to pay TO me. or
my Deputy. tbs duties and { . aasesRed avain.t
them, with u the time " cc fcd wi b come la
bic 10 the psnslu esc'i OF nv law
HENRY BAUSHER, JR.,
Collector u. Y iDt rDai keye nc,
july2B-tf I'd Collection Dist of Louisiana.
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Bay An Austrian regiment Of in
fantry contains four battaions of
twelve hundred men each, making
the regiment as strong as an Ameri-
can brigade
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~ +. W. Heromnn notifies subscribers
to tho work entitled Life and Campaigns
Of Lieutenant General Thos j. jackson
(Stonewall Jaokson)n to plcaso call AND
get them. See advertisement.
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New SOUTHERN Music Book. Lovers Of
music are referred TO the advertisement Of
q new musical book, Tabor" which tho
publishers in New York have just gotten
out.
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say- A curate having been over
hauled BY his bishop for attending a
ball, the former replied, my lord, |
wore mask |"
"Oh, WE'LL" returned the bishop,
"that puts new face on the affair y
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sa- A fool in high station is like
a man in baloon-everybody ap
pears little to him, and he appears
little to every body.
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LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
-OR-
LIEUT.. GEN. TH0S. J. JACKSON,
(stOnewan Jaekson.)
BY PROF. K. L. DABNEY. DD.

This volume was issued under the express IA c.
ton and for the pecuDiary benefit of Mrs jackson,
who paced In c hands of Prof. babney, all her
hu bands private letters and documents ficisl
rde,E &c &c tor the soecihc purpose Of giving
I the public tnorous h " truth vi and anthenti.
c'te biography OF hat famous wsrri,r When
his stat ment Ia add the fact that the autl or
was cen. JacksGns Chief OF STAFF during bis most
memorable campaigns, and was therefore conysrs.
ant with his most secret plans, nothing further
need Dc aoaed 70 make up ls worth a. thoroughly
PIP. 100. Price: Cloth, 81. Half Calf, Library
Edition 90
Subscribers to the above will please call and
get their copies +. w. HERoMAN,
auBIS Agent.
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sg- A country boy, who had re,d
ofsailors heaving up anchors, wanted
TO know If il was sea sickness that
made them do IL.
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ng- "Never," says an exchange,
"while scissors are sharp-never will
a sensible editor helabor his brains
while the thermometer is at 90
never!"
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RB- A lady fixed the following
letters in the b tom of -four ARE :,
and asked her husband to read them
oil C-U-R MT.
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City Council.

BATos Rouox, August 7.
The Report Of Auditor was submitted,
showing collections and disbursements for
the month Of July, 1896, AZ follows:
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CROPS IN RAplDEs.-The Alcxal

CRoPs IN RApIDEs. Alcxan-
dria Democrat of the Sth says:
The crops both of corn and cotton
are very pretty fair and it is hoped
good half crop will be made. The
care crop we hear little about, there
being very little planted in the parish.
We learn that cotton is opening slowly
and about the middle Of the month
picking will commence in earnest.
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- When a shoemaker goes to
make boot the first thing he uses
is the last.
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gay Let no one overload you
with iavors you will find it an in.
sufferable burden.
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CheNa, KEOass esfgMsss !!

II WILL sell tract Of eight hundred a.,
IL acres Of animproveh lard, lying With I.!.l
viz miles Of the city Of Baton Rouge, IN lots
Of hundred acres each. This will afford small
capitalists a splendid opportunity to purchase
comfortable hoRestvads, and TO make eafs and
profitable Investments Of their means It's tim.
ber lash, gum poplar. and white and red OAK,
will alone realize four or Ave times the purchase
money. FHa Hs a#fE
Terms- part cash, balance In equal payments
aotLtout interest In one two and three yeers. Call
and examine plat OF survey, NC.
W. w. NcMATN,
augI Real Estate Broker.
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- At d recent lottery in Rome,
a young girl was offered as prize.
The tickets were MI taken, but the
affair was considered 30 scandalons
that the police interfered to stop it
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CRoPs IN CARROLL PARISH. The
Carol Record, (Floyd, La, says:
1t is really distressing to hear our
planters talk Of the prospects Of their
crops. But few will make corn
enough to last till the first of January,
and no one makes any calculation for
more than third of the crop Of cot
ton per hand that they made before
he war. Macy have abandoned por-
tlons of their crops that they might
be enabled to work out the ema'nder.
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Government SHE.

WILL be sold at public auction,
In front Of the Post ousrtermaste, . uffiee,
on the Ley Mt Baton Rouge, In !, Oh WEDNEe.
DAY, August 10Th, 1865, the following Govern.
ment property, to-wit:
ONE HORSE AND TWELVE MULES.
Tcrms--eash, In U. 4. Currency.
BY order Of Col O. o sAwTrfLs,
Chief Quartermaster Nil. Div OF Gulf.
d. ". KELLEY,
aug2 IBt Lieut.. and A. A. @. M.
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CROPS IN PLAQUEMISts.--We read
in the Empire Parish:
The prospect is more encouraging.
The cane will yield at least 10000
hogsheads of sugar and $4,000 bar
reIs of moIasses, the cotton about 500
bales, and the rice between $4,000
and 10000 sacks. There will be au
abundance of sweet oranges. The corn
crop looks SO SO. The sweet potato
fields will produce gratifying results.
The reports from the melon fields are
generally favorable.
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TO w.AGoNJTRS-

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.
|HWNEKs Of Lots in Magnolia Cemetery are
~ requested TO have the weeds within tn, ir en-
closures cut down and carried m TO the pub II
road, or on that portion OF the Cemetery VIII oh Ia
not nsed-rsar OF the First and second Sections.
Weeds and rubbish must not be deposited 10 the
alley ways, or the same will be removed by the
Sexton, at the expense Of the party so doing.
The Cemetery 10 now under good fence, and own
ers Of Lots should at once repair their enclosures
Ri ORDER or THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.
july25 J. O. CHARLOTTE, Secretary.
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IMPROVED GARDEN ENGINES.

ID j MoCABE, on Main street, one door from
II. Third, has inst received n full supply OF
the above high imptovef and Va liable engines
These engines are very useful for the extin-
gushment of fres, sprinkIing OF gardens and the
washing Of y ind Tvs, carriages. &c.
miles should weigh well ihe importance Of
securing no useful an appurtenance to thvir pre-
miss.
Call and examine specimens on hand and for
sale. julyl9
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vile en- parties urbaine ct rurale, contorme-
| ment aux dispositions suivantes:
| SEC. 2. Decretent de plus: La partie urbal-
/ ne de la Vile, comprend toute cette partie du
territoire enferme dams les limites generates,
\ ,qui est divis en- rues, ct dams laqueile les
travaI1x publios Ell certains autres actes m'tni-
4 cipaux, exclusiyement relatifs cette a1te
4 partie, Sc font aux ffTais du tresor public. La
partie rurale, comprend toute cette portlon
4 diyisee on non en- rues, cuttivee ou yacante
oui nest pas renfermee dams les limites el-des-
sus decrites, ~ Hs ~ as
SIC. 8 Decrstent de plus: Quand, par sui
e as Ia negligence dun ,proprietaire rural, la
i Vile sera obigee de fare executor les ditfe-
/ rents tsaysux publics, qui sont a la charge ct
aux fais de &c propr1setaalfe, en- vertu des lois
| et frt7onIances, ellie pourra, dams ce cas-, re-
cpusreg pardeyant toute coup competence GU
\ autfe, les depenses encourues par Get acte,
vingt-einq pour cent sur lie montant debourse
emportant premier privilege sur Ia dite pro-
prstts.
SEC. 4 Decratent de plus La partie rurale
ne sera pas appellee a contribuer aux depenses
pour trayaux falts au profit exclusn de Ia par
tie urbaine.
SEC. s. Decretent de plus lie conseil mtr-
nieipal avant de determiner La somme de lm-
pot repartir sur les parties mbaine ct rurale
de Ia vile, devra dresser I'M budget DIES diver
contingencies que Ia partie urbaine necessitera
pendant Iannse courante, ainsi qu' I'M autre
budget separe des diyerses depenses ycompris
le total des depenses contingencies que Ia par
tie rurale n6cessitera pendant lannee couaIl-
te.a Ges deux budgets on devils seront pubies
dams 10 journal officiel en- langue franchise et
anglaise, pendant les trente jours an moins
| qm precGderont Ia seance dams 1aqueile le con
sell municipal determinera lie montant dc
limp0t st 10 tank necessaire pour coHyrlf 70
montant des depenses sera ens!rite fxee pour
chaque partie, urbaine on ruTale, respective
ment; bien entendu que, Ia sontme de Pimp0t
sur La partie urbaine, n'excsdera pas une pias-
tire ct cinquante sous pas cent piastres ~ II
SEE 6.a Decratent de plus LIE conseil mu-r
nicipal deyra. lie deuxieme lunGi, suivant 50
premiere seance rGguliere 6lire I'M GU plusiurs
| syndics pour Ii partie rurale Leurs devoirs ct
fonctions sont presents par les performances
aetuell e1nent existantes, b moins quill ny soft
ieroge par dautres ordonnances posterieures.
Les s,niies auront droit I'M saiaire de qua
tre-vingt piastTes par mois au moins, payables
mensuel lement au tresor de Ia vile. d M
Sec. Il Decretent de plus !: Get .actes sera
executoire a partir de son adoption, ct toute
loi on clause incompatible avee sd teneur est,
par le present, abrogee. sas I5i4. NJ
{Signe j $685. J. B. ELAN,
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant gouyerneur ct President du Sc
Approve lie IS mars 1866.
j.. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de lEtat de Ia Louisiana
Pour copie conforme
ssa u. FL HARDY. "
Secretaire dgEtat.
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sssr' s... ~ & s-...g-sJ 7r,... N
3fIE H5flrHftH aiAllD QbGeSfPl(I,
2 ]. z.
---.-.-
oFF1oIAL SouRNAL
sFss-s
4 -. x,.,, avrsr, ~, .frz1,rrrcr.N.
N 10 n a - 4 = M. - Z = 8 Fl
-
LAWS OF LOUISIANA
m4 I
~ 8 So s01NT RESOLUTIONS
.... .s.. 81. o. M.
y an STATE a 1ouaraD 4 sD s saop
"a &2xsx nxaxne dlatety after the passage g lnas
s1Sznflon ltShall pc sthe Guty oistae pusal
4SNtE0L Of thas
13qrd Of AdInl g n 15,s "
M ta,A Deal ano W
- .,,s4;,ate e HI done dc Lonis-
& - IN i3p f,ssfif u pf the Deaf
,1 5s,,ssE 81 4; M Bind and to the State
sissssSIoI Jocssya Sf Baton Rouge either BY
snsr.anrafion oI.sst.1 ieE the Federal
- ii HAte That 1t shall be
- sfSfS n nj t6 retain their pos
sIlie cct,ys s&f I'D estimate, and TO
Z ID -U6py ~ the Governor OF the
4 sIlIs.Ka ii N EaS 3sa & aa IL II Az Il
-. e ~. h fbrther resolved, etc. That
- issd & sons shan take effect from and
~ raf,sace
sSlS Nj ltsiI} ne B. EIAM, MI
# issI
rely ALBERT VOORHEES,,
r enant Governor ant President of the
Senate.
1p,1rcved March Is, 1855,
sesspaed) u MADISON WELLS,
Govea1rprsUf the State Of Louisiana.
TIL true COPY:
81. HARpr.
Secretary of State.
Mos az ssFEs 5gs
An ACT
- . .asas .. i. 4-aa q.
IS 80, 49, . e cousolL q The
xssO unsAa AID RURAL b PARTs, AND 10
10 e go ss,1s..2ss 81 THh ST.
- - 4 sts'Fls Z 1AAlN Aztec SET FoH1H.
Is ss 1. Be it enacted By the Senate and
9ke Of Representatives Of the State Of
isiana insa6 zeAaral Assembly, convened
sk The Common Council shall every year,
S6sitg any tax, Tx and determine
INV erilirance = division line between the ru-
4 ~ and urban parts Of the city, III conformity
NE following provisions
b i tier enacted etc, BY the
xSlRM is meant that portion of territory
the general limits, which is not only
Ksded ia streets, but ID which the pub
~ norks and certain other acts Of the mu-
4 m S3,Al government exclusively concerning
z{al,
1 part ii meant all that territory di-
~ or not divided ID streets, cultivated Of
which Is not embraced within the
described limits. sas s8 Il III s3aaBi sssSs
8 Be it further enacted, etc, When
neglect 81 any proprietor III the rural
z.xizs shall make Il necessary for the city to-
xkxmta therein such public works as are to be
sazasae BY and 1t the Cost Of said proprietor,
fiET Eirtae Of any laws On ordinances, then and
Hu that case the city shall have the right to
Before any competent tribunal in
tibn to the expenses thereby incurred,
srssses, With preference AID privilege III upon s,
ssaid property. II
sSaEz a BIZ It further enacted etc. The
zsrral parts shall not be made to contribute BY
ssxa4ion to The payment of expenditures III
for the exclusive benefit Of the r,rbaI,
sssrz1s I'm
zssszsxss 8 Be il further enacted ETC., The
&saasnnon Council, before they shall fix and
e. IT, a1 a,' Ct taxes e b assessed
slsslsz eause Is be made cut 40. d BUDGET Or est;.
zzntss. exhibiting the various items Of ex-
fsensiifare, including the necessary amount
during ths Current ssar III lie se d urban
ID: ~ snoah lsi Is estimate exhibit
.a s. 1 q amount TT seasagsas
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JOHN ID. FULLER,


MANUFACTURER AND DEALER,
No. 8 Dey Street, New York,
Has and ready for immediate shipment and
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, . --ry.. .
2s $50 power Circular Upright Saw Mills OF tbs
most approved construction of all Sizes cutting 7O 70 lO
feet of lumber per hour Grist Mills Mil Irons, Water
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for Oil and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machil cry. etc.
Vertical Plsnsrs, Woodwork Planning Moehines,
Iron planners, Gray Woods Planning Ma
Engine Lathes, chines.
Drill Lathes, Daniels Planning Machines, =
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Upright Drills Tenonng Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Norticing Machines,
Force Pumps, by .rs Eoet hoIsicing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning Machines,
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches
Screw Jacks Wrights patent Scroll Saws,
ShatnE Puleys and Hangers Patent Scroll Saws,
Rubber and Leather Beltinps, Circular Reservng Mills
Leather and Rubber Hese, Upright Reseryrg Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Jumps
Steam and Gas Pipes Every description of Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies.
Cotton Gins, Gotten Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and MO
Caby Cotton Gins with engines or horse powers ana every
thing required and tor sale az tne iowesk
nrica Vonr orders rasne"f'nh' NfN,'' -
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TRANSPORTATION.

DOETCHA RAILROAD.
L SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY, April ls 1856 the trains on this
road will leave follows:
rRoa FROM THE LAKE r..
o'clock A. NJ Horse Cars. So O'Clock M. Steam Train.
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MI ETRoroLrTAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
z
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.
Depot, 1917 broadway.

An immense OF Pianos Watches Jewelry and Fancy
Goods all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each without regard
to value and TO be paid for until YOU what will
ceive
certificates naming each article aBd its value will be placed
In sealed enveops we'll mixed One of these enyeops viii
be sent by mail address receipt Is Ave for
81 eleven for 81 thirty for So for Sl0 and hum
dred for SIS. . ...s
On the receipt of the Certificate you will what you
going have and then il Is your the dollar
and take the article Purchasers may Tins obtain
Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano, Sewing acbiDe, any
set Of Jewey on onr s for and In no case can they get
less than one dollars worth, as tn re blanks
Agents wanted In every town in the country. Every
person make day selling certificates the great
est sale of Jewelry ever known
Send Csc for Certihche which will inform you what
obtain for 81 At the time get circular contain
ing full lists and particulars; also, Terms tn Agents.
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON Co,
l = Rrnad1QAx N Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 r. RIMA q STARR, t1 81
i SNoTARIEs PuBLIo,g4@a
4 No. Carondelet street, "a
4 FELIX GR1MA-Attorney- AZ Law and Notary Public.
/ Accountant II : - =
1 n UFUs H. RHODES.
i PATENT ATTORNEY, q
ate commssioner Of Patents unser the Confederate
% W. s e s
" for and to all questions
Alley third si ao ona parent f'sn''
CRANE. BREED a CO.,
.s. 4 Manufacturers OF Metallic . .. i,
BURIAL CASES A AND G akaHsHs WOOD coFr1ss
Once and MaaH5asto Eighth street clscnnA. Ohio
- % Magazine street New Orleans.
MeQUOID, BIEHLR q CO,
~ GAMES McQUoID, CHRIS. MEHLE, Il. INBAU
1T AYcocK, JOE GiTzINGER,
ffu;fssf fn ts O. wilkI1 + ~ d
.s;ag.g as - = ' City of Jefferson La
WILLIAM N. Undo, sas
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
No. 14I Magazine street,
y a. New Orleans. .-.
All orders left at A. T. BLAcKMARs No ls7 Canal street
viii be promptly attended to-
I'D. MORGAN.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER
es Common street,
Ths patronage Of his friends respectfully solicited
| Relerenoe-Ths Old herchan.s generally
.TAAaEs McsAwLEK . co., I'm
HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING,
u Z /. Ia. gg4SF Fg,f 4 Nfas
70 be found the Levoe and orders left at the ocso
King Bros, No 70 Tchouptoulas viii be- promptly
t.Dds "a
TRAMONTANA. IMPORTER OF
| FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dealers In oil kinds Dried and Green Fruit
No. IL FRONT AND Il FULTON sTREETs
Between Common and arsvier streets, tf3fs1 u"
| NEW ORLEANS
r. NJ. PAsTEUR q co..
q. NJ PAsTEuR, J. MILTON RELrJ
| Cotton Pickers, s-5i N4
Pickery New Leves and Terpalcnore streets
Box for orders Neeaa3 znkan 4 Carondaet stree
|OSFaoa
SOUTHERN DRY DOCK COMPANY.
I No. IL Front street,
Between Common travier streets up stairs
|IE. Q. PALMER 81 CO.. y 97
tED. 0. PALMER, JOS wILDS
-Imporers eft and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carpets, Mats. OH Cloths, etc,
M i,a f9ravar street New, ORLEANS
RoBERT EoULDs,
| IMPORTER OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, CHINA and Fireworks
s4ta5 ALSO Is GA =H} -
| MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
| M 80 John street, New York.
j II. KELLEK.
SOAP MAEUFAUTuRER,
Corner of St. Andrew and Howard streets Now orlesns
ofaee and sale. room Rank Place. cnrnsrc Gravier
PETER rORsHEE.
I! STALLS NOS AND ST. MARY,s MARKET
ships' Steamship. and steamsoats supplied,
and b now prepared furnish bis old fsuds and ctoms
With .vervthns N ". line his oil, uses of husucs.
EkNEsr TURIN. - = =
1 MANUFACTURES Of ell kinds ss FANCY oANnu
syRuPs. GUM DROPS, JUJuBE PASTE and sUo,
ALMONDS. by tsam
1 1910 81 sg's5,s M OLD EvRE STREET.
| -----e .s.a-. 9. Louis and CONT Nav oraan
| paPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE
Mes ss and COMMON STREET
We have in store large and extensive stock Printing
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Blank
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted svery branch
Esds and for sails 1t reasonable prices
! STEVENS I SEYMOUR
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FINANCIAL.

~ Government Vouchers, ,s5s.ss g-. II
NO. 1876 GRAvIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES.
We will make Cash Advances consgnents to our branch
houses Watts. Crane Co., New York, and W. g. Watts
Co., Liverpool
1900 GIVEN WATTS & co, tlss ID y s ts.5
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
!. 49, 4 ~ los Poydras street, n. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

CKEsCENr MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT I s-r1a
Premiums received year ending April 80 sos 2s IA
Losses paid during time 80. g. 72a 30
The Company have the following assets viz:
Bills receivable secured by mortgage and Stocks S 69 W
t. LOT Premiums. 67,7+6 BY
huouauce Sef'p.. gSe3 So
rsch usthts 6UOOD
Bank Stocks City and other Bonds, .S665h8
Less suspended notes, Stock and Bond SC f.
6U00Ol-i66 $50 W
Premiums in course OF collection. ST. 10
Cash on hand S25a2 II
$596,743 80
The Company will the interest outstanding
Gates Of Scrip to the legal holders thereof on and
second Monday in july and the have
dividend of TWENTY-FIVE per cent payable in scrip
cradle on and after the first Monday in August
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL q. KENNEDY. Vice President
HENRI " oGDEN, Secretary.
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Thomas A. Adams Samuel ID. Kennedy,
G. 7. Buddecke, James J, Hanna
Samuel B. Newhsrn, A. 0utih s#E
n Fole, William Edwards,
J. Norman jackson, A @. Ober,
A. Thompson. A B. Reading
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

FIRE, MARINE and INLAND RISKS taken in the above
Companies, and CASH DISCOUNT MADE IN LIEU OF
SCRIP OF MUTUAL COMPANIES
COUNTY, Risks taken in above Companies
FIRE POLICIES on BRICK STORE and DWELLINGS
issued for three four years. at material
saving to the insured. T-T0
We have fact tiles for effsctng INSURANCE on HULLs
Of sea-gong and River Vessels and Steamboats,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running Lightning
Express Trains from Cincinnati East II being the
Shortest Line connections certain and have
ample time for meals