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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-07
e~- JUST FREDERICKSBURG i
~ CENTS
New Medical Pamphlet. entitled
MANHOOD,
ATRgATIsE ON HEALTH;

CLste Surgeon Turkish Continent,)
AuthsI Of Curtis on Food, Expose u ouscks
N Snd ooaese[X, "Use Of the Microscope in Certain
THIS Invaluable work treats ON the cause and cure
Of PrematuIe declinoL shows how to live aud what
gives clear ay nopsis Of indiseretons and
abuses, and tie remedy therefor.
The above PAMPHLET can DO obtained on applica
ton or by post freq the author, DR.. CUNTS, who
may also be coGspiLed At his residence, No. lSg u
street, betweeh It'll aud Twenty hral Htreets
Warrington, d. Y. ffsm tho houTs u 10 =. M TO
p. m ana from otoeN m fel7-em
t~- = ABLY MARRIAGEs.-DR
~ FRANKLIN advocated Early Marriages.
Essays Tor E?nnE men, on this and other subjoets
being GUIDE TO MARRIAGE and Coni1Gai
fellel!yi by benevolent Physicians, sent by mali
n sealed Letter lopes free Of charge. AdiTssa
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box T. PhiladeipLie'
rom mylH SIN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

AucrozKER- Office sassroo - IS Bienvills street
MONDAY, March ESQ. 1s0s. AT a. O'Clock
tl public suction at herchan- aud Aucti0neers
Exchange Royal between Canal
streets J virtue Of an oder from the Hon John Thomas
Judge Of The Second Dsrict Court Of New orleans dated
February H. 1865 The following described real be
sold viz
l. A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GaoUND, with The
bal dngs and improvements thereon in the
faubourg Of Mneourg the lake ponschariran
Elysisn Fields the Mary street. by
70 feet inches and lines in depth and ot Lake Pon
cilartran
The Buildings and improvements well known as the far
rned boEaro hestanrsnt consist Of Frame Building,
covered with siaes thor ughlv I'm she'd containing two
large pariors two small front gallery center
large gallery enclosed with We
the dining SELDOM be building has necessary apparatus
70 the with which = lighted besid TIRES
lerEe csterns, splendid ront OF the
The But dngs the Lot belonging rhllp Bill
man, onehs OF which belong 70 the Boadro
and which consist Of Frame House, with clap
boards con tanning two large psrors Saloons large
pantry smother building containing two cellar,
nen with range etc, three cistefns and prvie also,
building in mont web Known "The Pistol Gallery -
3 LOT OF GROUND In the square bounded BY Ely
sian Fields harieny, Frankfort and Columoa
urng In American measure 81 fest II nche and nes
trout Elysar Fiees by l27 tees 10 inches and
The buildings and improvements consist Of frame House
covered with states, rooms 70 and
rear ga'iers back beildug containnr rooms
9 42el With rear eaery prvies three cssms. arbor
The whole according plans made BY Pns Murray.
evil engineers and architecs which will On and
Two weeks previous 70 the day Of
HS- fERNs-Cash IN U. Treasury Notes
set OF SAFE Win U T. Internal attached.
before Amede Ducste. notary public. purchasers sx.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

SIx SHIRTS FOR s9.-The invention of the sew
ing machine has been one of the greatest comforts
to the human family ever discovered, and we think
prove by facts inoontrovertbe the truth
of cur assertion. A fne shirt makes complete
eenteman's toilet, aud clean shirt is absolutely
necessary TO a mans comfort. This is anecessity,
and the manufactory of our esteemed friend, Col.
5. N. Moody, the prince Of shirt manufacturers,
csn at the shortest possible notice make TO order
any given number of the finest shirts ia this
country, and at prices that defy the competition
of foreign enterprise. ColoLe Moody has one OF
the most complete stocks of seatlemens furnish
ing goods in the South. and as he has heretofore
monopolized the trade in this line Of business he
is determined TO maintain his status by seIo six
shirts OF bis own make for 50. This price brings
IL within means Of every mans purse to give him
self the comfort of a clean shirt ever day. and
to those who are ia want Of this luxur., we cheer
fully recommend them to go to tie corner of
Royal and Canal streets. where they will have this
expectation realized both in the -Jrice and show
OF goods. and in the gentlemanls courtesy of the
popular proprietor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22
FOR the surda, Crescent
whIM-wHAAIs.
By JocKo.

William Beauxjambes, Chic and had the pis-
tolls out see other day. As we were return
ing, Chiz asked: Suppose l were to level this
weapon at William; in what woud.I differ from
uan buying a sight draft on Liverpool!H Nei-
Their Of rs could say: so be explained" One
would be taking bill Of sight and the other
but no will not repeat what he said Lii is too
alrccious.
Vice Versa-A bad habit Of rhyming.
Geographical query-Was Ultima Thule In
he Russian possessionsg and II so, was it any
,hiOR Ike the thule we find nowadays composing
a fUche in a bonnet?
HsUs TO Franz who is just from CAM w dis
sea sick trip you vas shOost bin had like dis Boz
lcgny vot not shmell like beaches!' Sic NIGHT
kaun say?r "Den / dell you. Won vas elm sad
bsssage, uut die oder vas Elm bad sasssge. Sic
versisy! :"
Corpus juris ciuais-Law in Louisiana.
Is II lair TO say Of a barber building up lady's
false HAIR that he is upbraidiDg her faseneas?
Motto for field hospitai-Inter dTn1d teges
silent They bury arms ami legs silently.
Why is a battery forming for action like fu.
ture dspensation of Providences IL Is coming
into position tinterposition.)
II humor Is grosser kind OF wit, what funny
place grocery ought to be
sensibe-EqnEs meaning horse and Gnintus
meaning mind does equdniDlity more properly
signify stock Winding or horse seHseY
BonfS n0cet quisQufs pepercern nldlis-It Ia
spelling good thing TO pepper apples.
On Csroudelet. the other day. / met Chiz. He
looked about him hesitatingiy for moment and
then asked. " Why is cotton like Pompey's last
batte?" Twas unable to tell, and the unfor u
late youth continued q Because it is for sale
here" (Phdrsalia, | fancy, he mesnt.) We
parted in silence and have Mt seen him since.
The difference between cous de cygne aud cOups
d'etdt-The former are supported by bodies of
ans the latter BY bodies of geese.
Nnas creek poet does q man resemble who
Whyl Because he is getting Andcre on tic.
Solemn young ldicyer-"Ab Bile effort by Mr.. CO.
dex yesterday!" Funny young La,cyer-" es
db lmin-d61e.r
Children will be children all over the world.
Does the fact that this saying is make it more
agreeable TO have them so all over the house
Piqnant style Of beautY-a face like pecan.
An Auge-an task-dressing lady's hair.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22
SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH %. 1868.

VALUABLE MAP.-Mr. Jas. McMyler, of the
Map House." corner of Dryades and Calliope
streets, has presented US with very valuable
map-Watson's new railroad and telegraph map
for 1868. Ii is printed ON both sides, one side
containing an excellent map Of the United States,
with variety Of valuable statistical information
on the margin, and the other side containing
map of the world (which is also good one. This
map, which is about four feet square. is for sale
by Mr.. McMyler at the remarkably low price of
three dollars. He is the general Southern agent
for the sale of the map, and is now engaged in
appointing sub-sgents throughout the South.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

The EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
INV YoRK.-We were pleased to receive a visit
yesterday from Mr.. JAS. L. Ryan, agent Of the
above named company. We have the assurance
of an old friend and responsible merchant, who
was formerly in this city, and now resides 10 New
York, that this company is one OF the best and
soundest in the country. Mr.. Ryan proposes. in
connection with our wei known fellow citizen,
Mr.. A. P. cleveland. to establish an agency Of
the Equitable at l22 Gravier street. and we refer
for full particulsTs to the advertisement in to-
DAYS paper
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22


The " KU- KLAx" KLAN."-This mysterious
organization appears to be on the increase
throughout the South. It's purposes are subjects Of
speculation among the Southern papers. Those
who are in the secret say nothing about il: and
those who are not are evidently much perplexed
over ibe enigma. The Nashville Uaion thus de.
scribes the 6oings of the X. X. K. in that
locality:
All yesterday rumors were rife on the streets
that at half-past eleven O'Clock of Wednesd ~
night q gbostly cavaicade had made its appear.
ance on the square, simultaneously with a similar
parade at Murfreesboro, and daylight OF yester-
day revealed on brick wall on the east side of
Printers alley the following mystsriousy awful
summons;
Attention I. o. v.-Dem. No. l. March 4th,
lS0S.-special orders No. l4.-You are hereby
commanded to meet in secret conclave to morrow
night (5ih), ct twelve O'Clock The cock shall
crow thrice. The serpents head shall be crushed.
So sey you al. By order of the
MOST woRsHIPFUL GRAND TURK"
The strange hand writing on the wall created
an immense sensation and a sharp lookout was
kept last hight by the curious. Atsbout midnight
4 body Of thirty horsemen, wearing black masks
and dressed in the somber habIlimenls of the
ku Klux made tifeir appearance on Church street
but moved silently along, giving no indications
Whatever of anything bet peaceabe Intentions
They were at first supposed 10 be a party Of
young men out on nocturnal froic, but a closer
inspection led 10 different conclusion. Disap-
pearing shortly after, they were next seen about
Two O'clock this morning moving down North
Summer street towards tie sulphur SPRING, aud
are supposed to have left town by that route.
We understand The police are to take steps look
ing TO the prevention Of another display of the
kind. ard serious trouble is anticipated between
the NJ. P's and the mysterious horsemsn. there
is corporation law against the wearing Of masks
and by the authority VI this the MeirOpolitans viii
act.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

NERBrM sAT-Tbe time for "pscaorial rumina-
tons Is at hand, and to tho Sc who are fond of
Isaac Walton's favorite ann .sement we would
say, for all the implements necessary to a com.
plete outfit for such sport V.o to Morris MeGraw,s
IS Gravier street. where you vii, find one Of the
mos. compe'e assortmsnts in the city. Hs
s'oek embraces every class of sein snd net, hook
and line, while bis stock of wooden and willow,
ware consists OF every artic le In that liae of
goods. Mr. hcGrsw does large and paving
business, and having s the fac ii,es Of the trade
is prepared to extend the most liberal advantages.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

Alexis Soyer, the celebrated culinary artist, is
known to have said that Religion feeds the soul,
education the mind, food the body" OF the first
and second some may differ with Mr. Soyer, but of
food being necessary for the susteDance of the
tody, we believe all must agree With him; ald ia
order to procure the proper articles of food we
advise our readers to call at the fancy and family
grocery store of Messrs. Berry Il Hart, No. Il
Camp street, where everything in the grocery
line can not only be purchased st low prices, but
delivered in any part Of the city free of drayage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

The Illinois Stats Zeitung, German radical
paper, speaks in the following complacent man.
ner Of its own party:
Suppose the State Of Alabsma was admitted to-
day, and N spite Of all the congressional gene
rosity it votes at the next election for the Demo.
cratic candidate? Wen, in that case. Thad. Ste
vens will move TO annul the vote Of the State and
by new ukase declare her to be unreconstructed
again.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

The GREAT REDUCTION STILL LAsTs.-The price
Of clothing is very much less than the emergency I;
still Nessrs. Gartfwsite, Lewis q Stuart 81 and
Ss Camp street, are selling their splendid stock Of
clothing, trunks valses, carpet bags etc. at such
irices as will bring it within the means of the
most meager purse to clothe themselves decently.
man is generally estimated by his dress. and as
these gentlemen are selling the most fashionable
styles of dress clothing at you may say nominal
prices, there is no reason why one should not go
well dressed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22
TIE wC0AHDLE oAsr-A Washington special

THE hCCARDLE Casa Washington special
OF the 18th, to the Cincinnati Commercial, says:
1t has been generally taken for granted tina. the
effect OF The act passed last Friday supplement-
log the Reconstruction acts which repealed the
provision for the appeal Of hdbeds corpus cases
from the circuit courts to the Supreme Court Of
the United States, must be TO throw the Nc
Cardle case out Of court. unless it be decided
before. That act becomes a law on the 18th Inst.
Some hold however, the reverse. They argue
that an eI post f0ct0 law is impossible under the
Constitution end the appeal of the McCafdle
case 10 the Supreme Court is an accomp lshed and
recognized fact. IL seems to be well settled by
the decisions Of the court itself, 10 the case Of
Gibson We. the State of Georgia. that She repeal
Of statute giving Jurisdiction prevents the rem
diiion Of Judgment, although the case may have
been submitted 70 the court. Hence the act which
was carried through Congress last week cats OF
the Judgment ia the Mcbride csae, unless De
cision + given BY h. court ia advance Of that act
hecomirg Law. This decision Is expected On
Monday next.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

ChouTEAU & EDWARDS This brand Of -four is
manufactured out of the most carefully selected
wheat, and the popular agents, Messrs ChenO.
weth, Casey & Co., No. 70 New Levee street,
claim for it the test Of our community, believing,
as they do, that it will give the most perfect sat
isfsction. In the West it has reputation that
stands fer sbove many popular brands. aud all
that the agents ask Is an impartial trial. feeling
confident that in every instance it will meet with
the entire satisfaction of the purchaser.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

SAILING OF THE CoRrEs.--The steamship Cortes,
s. whitman, commanding. sailed from her wharf,
foo; Of Toulouse street, at O'Clock last evening,
for New York direct, with full freight and the
following named passengers: ~
John Johnson, wife and children. Thomas
0'BTien, A. 0'Brien, J. Il. Lynch and son, p.
Ropney. s. smiiher, G. Consisbciss, o. R0wbin-
hey and others. = fftf =
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sHERIFf's SALES.

JAMES CALLER vs. EDEY a PINcKARp. PERCY
n Edey and william NJ Pinekara, Jr-Foursh District
Court Of New Orleans-No. 10 95G
Ry VIRTUE OF "a walt or Heri faeias TO me
~ directed BY the Honorable the Fourth ID II
New Ore.ns In the above entitled proceed sell
~ puele aucen the premises hereinafter drs mated
MVnpAl the twentythird day Of March, 1865. at l0x
ALL THE FURNITURE, MovABLgs AND OTHER
Properly OF the defendents in tue house afey
then situated At NO lo5 Common street. In the First Ds
ofhce = =
hezed In the snit.
8B-1ERns-Cash on the spct
4 GEO. W. AVERY
nhll II y Sheriff Of the Parise Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

BY JocKo.

Scene U-Drawing room at the Pooley
Fascinating Dog. SOUS. ArraDges himself gfac
fuiIv upon a sofa and strikes an attitude Del
cafely expressive of Mingled ease and expects
ton. Servant rsturns-Miss Pooley will be dox
in a inmate. Minute passes-two-three- five
Fascinating Dog smootbs his hat! Ten minutes
Fascinating Dog walks carelessly BY mirror
stops abstractedly end adjusts scarfpn; looks al
senty at himself in mirror and goes across TO til
pier-glass to see how those trousers ht Fiftee
minutes-regards the paintings twenty minutes
examines busts and other stone aware about til
room, giving a glance at the mantel vases AM
turning over some souvenirs OF travel o.
6faqsres. pier-tables, etc. Thirty mnutes-Fs.
c,natirr Dog grows desperate and opens pho
tograph album. Before anything happens, how
ever. Mrs Pooley enters.
Miss Pooley-( Trippingly.) am afraid
have made you wait. But. positively
Fascinating Dog Beamingly.) 1T ha
seemed an eternity-rhough beleve"-
M. p" Oh, you are so sarcastic"
u. D.--"l give you my word
M. P" Now don't be ironical."
FD-"lndeed. lv--
N. P.-"You are too severe,n
+. D." Really. / had no intention'f--
M P.-"I believe you are. jesting all Til
while"
r. D.-"1 assure you you entirely
NJ. P" If you don't leave of qulzzng shal
no. say another word" ~--
F. 'D:-"'Pon my honor, never Ono
thought
M P" Oh! you satirical creature,v etc.
At the end OF half an hour the F. d. withdraFs
fully persuaded that he is an elegant extract Of
Aristophsnes, Juyenal, Aoliere. and the London
Punch combined, and wondering how it hap.
pened. VA
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A good stand for a priuter-at his case.

a good sand Tor prlnter-ht his case.
A sinking fund for a kedtls-city currency.
The devils dues-Ben Butler.
Next TO nothiDg-a cipher (0)
Black mail on the S0uth-niggers voting.
Say friend" asked stranger the ether dav
OF citizen, "can you inform me where Toulouse
street -" NO" was the witty reply, sunless
all the streets are too loose.
To raise the wind" Turn tanning machine.
An ominous sign-The undertaker's.
An alarm OF fre-teling a red-headed woman
her baby is ugly. sPIIeeSs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

We would refer our readers to the card of w.
g. Crane. Esq, in another column. in reference to
the payment Of policy on the life Of deceased
brother. The reader will not fall to note the fact
hat the company not only paid the policy 10 full,
but also dividend Of so per cent. on the pre-.
MUM paid by the assured. The Old Phoenix with
its mihSns Of dollars of assets is too well and ia
yorsbly knoynto require an extended notice from
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

TIE TERUASTRPEc RAILRoAD.-The 1.-TWO
Republics" newspaper published in the city
of Mexico, has the following:
Hon. Emile La Sere returned 70 New Orleans
on the lS.h ult.. from New York. where he had
been for three months previous, laboring in the
interest OF the Tehuantepec railroad transit. His
efforts have been so far successful that he is
about TO visit Mexico to consummate further
arrangements flr the completion of the road.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

DOUBLE VoTNG.-A correspondent of the Mont.
gomery Mail, writing from wetumpks, on the
18th, says:
There were over one hundred votes voted double
at this bcx. There were over one hundred who
voted by affidavit whose names are not on the
registered list If this county, yet they swore they
were registered here.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

According to special orders No. so, from the
military headquarters of Gen. Reynolds, DIR. G. H.
Gum, of the U. S. army, is required to report to
the commanding officer at Austin, Texas, for
assignment to duty at Camp Verde.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

SAILING OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The steam
ship United States, Capt. Norton, sailed last
evening for New York direct, with foil freight
and the following named passengers:
Thomas Leeds and wife, Miss Lena Reed, Caas.
Dubois, B. Butferfeld, Winchester Ross, Louis
sariDa, G. G. GottschaIk. Francois Chifone, j.
Kavansugh. Vincent Pelgrine. Sophie Bentel-
spacher, Herbert Fontenay and wife, and l6 in
the sfeerage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

An auciioneer in Nashville, Tennessee, was sell
ing mare at public auction last week. BE al
lowed one Of the bidders to get on the mare to try
her speed. He must have been pleased for he
has never returned
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

EoR sALE-KEAL ESTATE-sBVERAL Hun
cred Cotton Sugar Panations, located the bsst
p.rrons Of he Gotten anf goging aes Alse Rcs
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of usbs
timber lanes large variety Of City and Subnfban
fopery Improved and upiupfove In the orm o. Residence
building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish will do well 20 call and
tea BlAckher Nil er, Heal kst2ts Agests IS CAron
delet street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

nonshy advertisements. every cher day 10 be
sa.Essd tws-thirds the sseve rates.
ss AID Fourth psss nonthy advertisements sssh sousrs
tfg per month
Transient Advertisements having run Of ths paper t
iassrsn 81 20 each scsns
or square
FIRST and Fourth cage ra.ssns .dvsrtIssxsns In.
ssrOn. 81 60 per square.
Advertisements stirssrssls srssd ~ nsx
Zach insertion
Regular advertisers, advertise largely. allowed
och Discount from absve nsmsd transient rates may
AIRED Previsf thst IN ssa sueh eisosnn
ssss IS per cent.
All business aotcss Of advertisements sasrsud soosn
est per line each Insertion
All transient Advertisements paid for IN
All Advertisements not arked for any specified Of
Insertions will be pubshedsx accordingly
Al bills With advertisers shall resdered lnozthly
asqaars Is the sccupisd b. BBes ssid sslts
THE WEEKLY CRE5CENT
q published svsry Saturday morning sssseriptsn IS
sh-u. In advance; bsfyssry cEsrssry rates
ngls copies 10 cents
Rates Of Aavsrsistnst
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

BASE BALL--AobQe rs. Montgomery
Dramatic Club. Of Mobile, has challenged the
Montgomery club TO a series Of match games Of
base bail, for the championship OF the State. The
Montgomery club, we learn, which hold a meet
ing 10 hight, will accept the challenge. aud the
gene will therefore be played 10 this city II
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

We are indebted to Capt. Pitfeld. of the steam
ship Mexico for copy of the " Two Republics"
a newspaper published in the city of Mexico, of
the date Of March the 7th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

Some new attractions are promised at the
Academy this week. Some magic tableaux, and
dissolving views will be presented, and, having
already seen them, we can vouch for their rare a :
usctTeness and beauty. They were exhibited at
the exposition in Paris. aud achieved there won
dtrul success. And then, beside this attraction,
bear in mind that Delahanty, Bengler and Rymau
have refined, either one of them being host in
i'm If for humorous Mt .rtanment
lie performances offered this evening may be
summed up as follows:
At tie -. ChsIl Mr. Harkns's benefit will be
the occasion CT his appearance in two leading
Characters, II six Degrees of Crime" and
the Wept of With n-Wish."
Atthe Varieties Sky High will be repeated,
as Wen es The drama entitled the . Irish Emi-
grant,
AZ The Academy the 81 Red Crock" will reach
its final Representation. The usual attractive oliO
performances will be also presented.
The Crescent City Museum will be open day
and evening, as usual.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

Some one was speaking TO Brougham one even.
ing iD the green-room of the theater of the genns
of Booth and Of his fine features: "What an eye
he has il looks as II 1t could pierce through a
beard :" ''Then," said Broughsm, lit must be
0igala eye!r
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

teacher Of an Episcopal school ia Hartford
advHsd his boys 10 sacrifice something during
Lent hey retired, delibeIated, and decided to
sacrifice hash -'f..f -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

A Mrs. Beanchamp, of Kinds county, Miss,
committed suicide last week by drowning herself
in a pond.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-22

The clerk of the Lafourche has our thanks for
copy Of the Alexandra Democrat.