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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
SATURDAY moRNINa. ooFoBER Is. 1866.

1fEssRs. uLAPP Bios Il Co.--As viii be seen
upon reference to ON advertising columns, Messrs,
Geo. 2. Clapp Emory Clapp and John J..
GidieTs have associated themselves together, un-
der the name Of Clapp Bros a Co., for tile trans
action Of cotton faetorage and commission busi-
meas, at ND. 80 Union street. These gentlemen
are al experienced merchants, the senior partner
having been engaged in shat pursuit in Texas for
q great number Of years, and Is, perhaps as well
known and as highly esteemed as any resident of
that State, while the juniors Measrs. Emory Clapp
and JOHN ] Gidiera are we'll known IN this city as
wholesale dealers il dry goods. Mr. Emory
Glapp was for long period oS the firm of al 3.
james 4 CO., and afterwards ia that Of CIapp,
Mitchell \ Jack. ir. Gidiere was associated in the
house Of Seaman, Peck N Co., and afterwards in
that Of Clapp Mitchell q jack. Consequently, the
new firm can be relied upon as thoroughly under
standing all the rarnifcations Of New Orleans
trade, while their experience Ia buying and selling
gives them an immense advantage over many
commission mefchaHfs Their capital Is large
amply sniieient - enable them 10 afford reason
able Accommodations to their friends, and as they
are business men every sense Of the word no one
so deaigea ~ business witt such peTanns should
fail to eater into porfespo pondence with them. TO
sum up al the advantages they possess in few
words we viii say, that they are fully posted mer-
chants, know all aboutgood of every description,
and have plenty Of money to carry out any enter
prise promising profit to themselves Of their Gus;
TONER'S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
T .AvENDER's CO1LEGE-
NE. CORNER RANPARE AND BIENy1LhE.

the public that the repairs the College not being completed
he shall be Obliged postpone the reopening of the Classes
and the admission of Boarders WEDNESDAY the 5th of
September.
Parents invited inspect the well ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitorles.
For terms and Prospectus apply at College from IL NJ to
l p NJ, and from 5pM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Maxamlllan's Address to the Mexieans.


4 Meaicaas--Now.for the third time, as chief
of the nation, celebrate with you, with pleasure
and enthusiasm our great and glorious family
festival In these days of patriotic remembrance
it is awaysa necessity on my partto address frank
and faithful words to my patriotic fellow citizens,
and to participate with them in the general re-
joieings. Fifty-six years shave passed since was
heard the first cry Of our nations new birth. 1t
is o half century, during which Mexico has been
struggling for her independence and pacific con-
solidation The time seems long, undoubtedly,
for patriotism is justly impatient butin the history
of people just coming into life it is simply the
period ofa severe apprenticeship, which, every
nation must undergotif it wishes ~to be one day
great and powerful. Without blood and without
atfiction there are no greathnman triumphs. no
political developments, no durable progress. The
lesson which the first period of our free history
addresses to as is that Of ultimate sacrifices, Of
cordial, generous and frank union, and more than
all, immutable faith in our success.
Let all loyal patriots support with energy,
each in his sphere, the great work of regeneration
Then my labors will not be sterile, and will be
able to follow, conseientously, the difficult path
on which have entered. Let them have conf
dence and good will, SO that we may one dayreap
the fruits so desired Of peace and prosperity. |
am still firm in the position which the votes of the
nation have made me occupy, notwithstanding all
the difficulties and without failing in my duty.
For it is not in adverse moments that true Haps-
burg abandons his post. The majority of the ma
tion elected me to defend its most sacred rights
against the enemies of order, property and true
Independence. The Almighty should therefore
protect US, it being sacred truth that the voice
Of the people is the voice OF God.' This was
shown in miraculous manner at the time of our
first national rising it will be.shown in the present
national rising it will be shown in the present re-
generation. The great heroes of our country
look upon our efforts. Let US follow their immor-
tai example without yacillation without distrust;
and to us will then belong the enviable task of
consolidating and crowning the work of indepen-
denee which they began with their precious blood.
Mexicansl long live our independence and the
memory Of its glorious martyrs!'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
rhanksglvlng Day.
PROCLAMATION py THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s, IS66.--Aimighty God our
Heavenly Father has been pleased to vouohsate
to us as people, another year OF that nauonal
life which is an Indispensable condtlon OF peace,
security and progress, and that year, moreover,
has been crowned with many peculiar blessings.
The civil war that has so recently been among us,
has not anywhere reopened Foreign Intervention
has ceased to excite alarm or apprehension lntru-
siye pestilence has been benignly mitigated, do
mestic tranquility has improved, sentiments OF
cancellation have largely prevailed, and the atec-
tion of loyalty and patriotism have been widely
renewed. Our feldshave yieldedq quite abundantly
our mining industry has been richly ana
we have been allowed to extend our ralirosa sysr
tenn far into the inferior recesses Of the country
while our commerce has resumed It's Wonteu ac'
tivity in foreign seas. These national blessings
demand a national acknoW ledgment.
Now, therefore, /, Andrew johnson, President
of the United States, do hereby recommend tnal
Thursday, the 29th day of November next, be
set apart and be observed everywhere in the seF
eraI States and Territories in the United states
| by the people thereof, as q day of thanksgiving
| and prayer to Almighty God, with due remem
hFanee that in His temple doth every man speaS
| of His honor
\ occasion we do humbly and deyotedly implors
Him to grant to our national councils, and to oul
whole people, that divine wisdom which alone eaI
| lead any nation into the ways of all good. Offer
ing these national thanksgiyings, praises and sup
plieations we have the divine assurance that tht
| Lord will reign a king forever over them; then
that are weak shall be guided in Judgment, ant
such as are gentle shall He learn His way; tht
Lord shall give strength to His people, and th
Lord shall give to His people the blessings 0
peace.
III witness whereof, I have hereunto set m.
hand and caused the seal OF the United States Il
| be affixed. Done at the city Of Washington. tn
| eighth day Of October, in the year Of our Lort
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and o
the independence Of the United States the ninety
first. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: 5
WA II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The Ticksburg Times of the 9Th, after copying
arumor which run the rounds of the press, TO the
effect that j. Wilkes Booth was really in the land
of the living, makes thefollowing remarks:
The aboye With many other statements bearing
John Wilkes Booth was not killed, have been GO
ing the rounds of the press, and wthoutany desire
to add another sensation paragraph to the already
long list on this subject we make the following
| statement:
There is gentleman residing within days
travel of Yicksburg, "a personal friend of one of
| the editors of this paper) who, if he has not
shaved bis moustache very recently, bears re-
of Booth, and long, long after the reported death
of the actor, this man was arrested in Louisville,
| KY, for Booth, and was compelled to undergo a
strict examination, and establish his identity, be
! fore he was released.
The question is very pertinent one, why were
detectives in search of the man who killed Mr..
Lincoln, long after that man was reported dead
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1O4 bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera House.

Nine Mace begs to that her Institute will open
for the session Of 1861 aoNDAY September 3d. 1866
when she hopes that prompt return of her pupils
spensable their eaping the full advantages Of the
and Instructions designed for them.
The advantages afforded by the Institute for the acquisition
Of proficient with both the French and English
Languages well known, and Nine. Mace has neglected
nothing that heretofore the most accomplished
PreceptOrs in the various branches of knowledge.
Prospectuse may be procured the Institute Bourbon
street, opposite the Opera House
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cancer! Cancer! = Cancer ~. Cared
a few hours without pain Asthma, by an andote that
never fails Rheumatism by the kectie Magnetic process
opsumptop BY new system, without medicine all other
Chronic Diseases by special treatment at the Magnetic In
Urinary k22 West Fifth street The most distinguished Mag
nctio Doctress and Cavoyant of the in attendance I'm
exceptionable references given Send for oiroularto
PROF. HARVEY,
Lock:bex 965, Clncipnst, 0hlo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
PRESSES AND COTToN GINS.

CTAR COTTON PREss-(FERE PROOF
- the square bounded by New Leyee Tchouptoua Race
and Orange streets, having
Improved Tyler Press,
Will receive Cotton Storage for Comprising Ship
ments promptly attended to. f. j. HERRON,
II Carondelet street, New Orleans.
Order boxes Great Southern Western Insurance Co..
Carondelst and Common Streets McCuskey, Mason
Co.'S, l66 Graver street; No. II Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA
DOhBnAH OomMHEorAh ooHhEsn-

1OABEAEs CUNAAASO4AA4 UW14A4ARFG~
CoRNER}aAMP AND COMMON sTs.,
rHR-
Spacious and Elegant "8tory BuiIding.''
constantly session under eight able Professors It will
founded 1884, chartered by the State Itsformsr
dentsay found Principals Bookkespers in large
portion of the Of this city and the Southern
States Ladies' or Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE Bookkeeping, PsnmanshpS Mathematics, Eng
h French Spanish business education that enables
$1,000 $1,000 annually the best fortune
give their sons have ample arrangements for 1000
studsus1. ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
RUFUs DOLBEkR Preaisent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The above statement Is just true and correct transcript
fl. m the books Of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
J. P. RouE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /;
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CTTT OF NEW ORLRAHs. )
Sworn to and subscribed before me- day March
1856 EDMOND MEUNTER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

A hBERT Lyons gCHooA FOR BoKs
oHATAwA. PIKE CO., NIs3
New Orleans and Jackson Rslrosd.
oircul1rs may be obtained on application to RoRERT PIT
EIN, Esq.,. Is and Is Camp street, New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

COMPRISING rHR FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AED RELtAgLE
cnMPANIEa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

pEMN's COTTON PREsB,
tFoRMER1Y UNION COTTON PREssj
On Terpncfchore street,
Between Tchoppitoalas and Peters street,
OFFICE As CARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Is now prepared Cotton storage and for eo
pressing. PENN q SIMMONS, Preprtesons
WICKsBURG COTToN PEEss. -=
LEVEE. GALLIoPE. GAiEENIE and the RIyEE
HIlimnn "a ESonzan0,
Proprtetors. New Orleans,
Orders the Price Current Office No i5l rspier
street. BonEano's Office No. Clinton street, will have
immediate ssttention.
'TAY1oR, Brown
EAGLE, SOUTHERN,
EMORY CRAVEN, HcCHARTY
--AND-
EGeelaIOr Cotton Gins
With Engines Horse Powers and everything ceplas for
lunning, andresdy for immediate shipment,
JOHN B. FULLER,
No. 8 DEY STREET, NEWXORR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

NEW INSURANCE AGENCY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

L. G. NoRVELL s. CO.,
L. c. NoRvELI, Memphis--RIoHD. POWER, New Orleans
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-17
NOTICE.


NOTICE, is hereby given that James Buell., MARCEL
~ lus Hartley and H. g. Taylor, and their associ
ates, successors, and all persons that may become
stockholders in the associat on have organized Them
selves into body corporate by the Of the "Iowa
and Minnesota Railway Construction Company" for
the purpose Of constructing, owning aud operating
roads and railroads. bridges ferries and ferry boats
storehouses rcighthouses warehouses and elevators
in the states of Iowa and Minnesota and the pur
pose of buying holding, owning improving selling
lands in said states Of Iowa and Minnesota
The Company's principal place of transacting bust
ness Is at Ncregor in the state of Iowa and at Min
neapolis, in the state Of Minnesota.
Its capital stock il two millions of dollars be paid
in, ve dollars per share upon subscription, and the
balance ut such times and in such manner ms the d.
rectOrs may order.
The corporation commences on the 18th day of SEN.
TENDER, A. D. 1866, and continues ffty years.
The business of the Company is to be managed by q
board of not less than three directors more than
fifteen As now constituted it is managed by three
directors consisting of the corporators until others
are chosen.
The stockholders to elect the directors at their
annual meeting, to be held upon such day Of June
each year as shall be designated by the directors.
The officers until their duly elected
are H. s. Taylor President; James Buell., Vice Prcsi-
dent; Marcelus Hartley, Treasurer; Wm B. Strong,
of McGresor, Secretary: A. H. Linton, of Minneapolis,
Assistant Secretary.
The highest amount of Indebtedness authorized is
million Of dollars until the capital increas
ed and then shall not exceed wothrds of the CAPT
tai stock. HIS. TAYLOR, President.
52owi WIN. B. STRONG, Secy.
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The openinp Of the fall fashions came off

The opening of the fall fashions came off
as usual, and according to an extraordina-
~ custom, upon the day set apart SPECIAL
w for general revolution in the elements
and sparring matches between genial old
Sol and Jupiter Pluvius.
Theday Of SO many pleasant anticipations
was born in gloom, swathed in dun gray
clouds, and suicidal, wretched, spiteful
drizzle. One would suppose that week
or two later in the season would make no
material difference in the plans of our mo-
distes. 1t is very well for men to brave all
sorts Of weather, armed with huge umbrel-
las, waterproof clothing, and seven leagu-
cd boots, but with us it is so different, and
our mercurial natures depend so much up
on beam of sunshine and dainty toll
cite. II Z L or
But to what situation cannot woman
make herself the mistress? TO what
emergency is she not equal, and when the
field is q milliner's atelier, the emergency
the clerk of the weather !? Never
Therefore, little wet feet, sadly drag
gled skirts, damp umbrellas, limp ribbons,
and locks unkempt or nncrimped, assem-
bled in just as merry a conclave as it be-
meath a brighter sky. I doubt if Madame
Ristori produced more emphatic "Ohs =
and "Ahs y more pathos, more admira-
ton Medea did not give vent to more
passion, more abandon of feeling, more
graceful gesticulation, than Japonicadom
about the bonncts.-N. Y. Sunday Times.
Maryland is being visited with disastrous
Meods ;~mill dams, bridges and houses are
swept away. Whole families are drowned,
and sheep, hogs, cows and horses are de-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-17
WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

We have large Stock of Wood Material OF eastern
TIMBER carefully selected, and well seasoned; includ
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use, from
the planest Wagon to the finest Buggy and Cutter
stuff. This il feature in our trade. r
So g. J. ECKERT, for several years the successful
manager Of the business of the old firm, will remain
an active worker in the present house.
Strict attention will be given at all times to the
Jobbing Trade. All orders filed pro mptly and with
the if the buyer were present to select
energy for success, we are ready for trade
II. A; whitney, Respectfully,
S. J. Eckert. } (416 H. a. WHITNEY co.
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THE WHITE PINE.

It has long been known that this tree contained
nay excellent medical qualities, but 1t ia only of
da,e that they have been analysed
and combined into remedies for popular use. Dr. J.
W. poland-formerly clergyman OF high repute->a
few years since prepared such a medicine, which no
called the White Pine Compound" and efficacious
has it proved in all throat lung and kidney Diseases
wherever it has been uscd that the popular demand
for it rapidly increased until the dscoverer obliged
to devote his whole attention to the business of pre-
pairing it for the market and stands in the front
rank among the medical specifics of the day. DR..
Sweet, of the New England Botanic Depot in Boston
has become the proprietor of the Compound, and his
advertisement in this paper gives interesting
count of its origin and success by large
number of cei tifcates from well-known citizens of
New England States The medicine is specially popu
lar in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, where the
virtues of the white pine familiar as household
words
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-17

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth
full ndiscretion will for the sake Of suffering huani-
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec-
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, do SO by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN
No. Is Chambers street, New York. 4S2
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Won't use any other.

The last and best The right article finally. Every
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For sale by 8. J. Case Co, Agents and Wholesale
dealers in Drugs, Books, Stationery and Wall Paper
two doors east Of the First National Bank, McGregor
Iowa. 467y
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keeping the complexion fresh and entirely free from
pimples. The of which is that il regulates the
entire female system. Sold by all Druggists 52l
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
SserIiMg's .4MsbrOst0 !

Is willing recommend it. Three years of rapidly in
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81 ERLING'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
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Facts for the People Of this Tswn.

Men and women everywhere, demand an equivalent
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offer you TEsnErr's Ps1otoGscAL HAIR REaRsERAfoR,
an article which entirely sarpassess any preparation
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duces a new growth Of fine hair, after one has beeR
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1t stops the hair from falling off, and increases In
growth. As hair dressing it is perfect luxury,
keeping the hair in it's place. giving to every lock and
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by the most arisocratc circles of large cities. 1t
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onable. All classes delighted with it, while many
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An Hfectual Worm Medicine,
BROWNS vERMlFuGe c0mFITs. OR WORM LozEKeEs

Much sickness, undoubtedly, with chudyeR and
adults, attributed to other causes, occasiOped by
worms. The "Vermiiuge Com6tS,' although efiectua(
in destroying worm, do possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuables combination has
been successfully used by Physicians and found to he
safe and sure eraaicating worms 10 hurtfl to chill
dren. @
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
attention. neglect of the TT, uble often pro-
lonEed sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS in CHILDREN are oftea
overlooked Woxms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation. which be removed only by the use OF
sure remedy. The combination of ingredients used IN
making Browns "Vermituge Comfits is such rs 10
give the best possible effect with safety -,
dealers in medicines, at o. cents box. y5O3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18
n;e(b(ele init Dem ll)ettrr,

geba b quite Steiouno6de fir Die Sabrest Srsinss