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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-14

signed BY Judge Crawford, I vote
against the Constitution because,
Fl am opposed to any dis
reimbursement.
" q In my opinion the whole
plan Of reconstruction is agrarian
and adverse to Christian ciYiliza-
ton.
20 (Signedl THos. P. HABBIsoN,
"Of Carroll and MoEehouse. "
Mr.. bearing entered written
protest, giving some reasons sinni-
lar to those given by Judge GraW-
ford.
Judge Cooley said he Thought
his vote " no, was the strongest
protest he could make.
a protest was entered also by
Blackburn, Of Claiborne, who, how
ever, voted in the affirmative.
The Constitution was then re-
ferred to committee on enroll
ment, to be enrolled, and prepared
for signatures Of members on the
following day. The committee con
sisted of Messrs. Wickliffe, Black
burn and Ingraham.
The convention then adjourned
to Tuesday, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-14


The Constitution was then re-
feTred to a committed on enroll
ment, to be enrolled, and prepared
for signatures of members on the
following day. The committee con
sisted Of Messrs. Wickliffe, Black
burn and IngFahaIn.
The convention then adjourned
to Tuesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The avidity with which the Car
pet-baggers seize upon every event,
no matter Of how little Importance,
to traduce and misrepresent the
sentiments Of our people, is sim
ply contemplate. The Carpet-bag
organ is out in o fierce TRADE, aim
ing to identity the fremen's pro-
cession of Wednesday with a rebel
demonstration. It finds ample
proof for its assertion III the state
ments that Dixie and the g Bon
ME Blue Flag were played by the
bands, that only six American flags
were in the procession, and that
two or three companies mo more
III passing the ST. Charles Hotel
returning home cheered Mr.. Davis,
who bowed his acknowledgements
from the balcony. Coupling this
by some strange species of ratio
cination with the fact that the en-
tire line cheered Gen. Hancock la
passing the headquarters of the
department. a case is made out
that is to make loyal ears ache and
loyal checks blush. The predis-
position tQ ache Of loyal ears, and
the facility with which loyal cheeks
can ash are indeed remarkable
and ~ tie only glad to hear such
an eE nce of their possessing a
feelins ~ shame in natures we
have Id So much cause to regard
heretofS as simply adamantine.
III tweu two fire companies dis
play s large national fags and
Immune BILE small ones, certainly
none stupid or captious critics
can fin Ia this any lack Of patriot
ism, when we consider that
the { nnie Blue Flag is, and
Away as fayorite air with the
Unite bates bands; and that the
first - sent against Richmond
cross ttllfe bridge ut Alexandra
to th march Of Dixie, essentially
d M bern air, though adopted by
the 18th we are at a loss To dis
Gov even any inpropriety, let
al an evidence of Z seething re-
~ Ion. The cheers for Mr.. Da-
yis we're given solely as d testimony
Of speet to the man. Among the
ieY bore Of fremen who displayed
th mark Of courtesy, most Of
II d had, whether right 81 wrong,
b b his companion In arms, theY
Il sacrificed their all, and risked
q II lives for d cause Of which he
N the representative. For four
years had they faced hardship
death In every form IN his de-
and now the nature must be
4 groveling and despicable,
er thy the repect Of any man is |
breast dwells q spark Of
aimity or honor, that would
81 simple mark Of sympathy |
y misfortunes Of a fallen
oeFa#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

OaHRG.-A geaslemsa aallsd "a %
Yesterday Mr. Van Bsssehoss ct ailsaeas,
and iafcrmed us that msny fssmsrs aeas
Frsspors, nlisoia, bad dispoasa Of seeis
farms with view Of locating in this Vi
siaisys Tag bed Ksised kas~lsdgs y
Coassil Ruff and Pessswstsaais Sans
o., fsem tbs aalamns Of the BssIEs sas
iutsaa somssg 10 shis sieinisy wisa .
wiss 10 purchase and locate. Tbs gea-
tleman represents them - wels~se do,
enssgpEisiag farmssa. We shall Dc
pleased 10 ses lhem at the BUeIg csaos,
90 their arrival here, aad bid them wsl-
seoms.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

Dxxoass7's MoDgL MoSvHLY.-La iiea
,aeysE weary NJ praislag this Aagssias
far Is beauty and assfalnsss. Ice pas'
'tesus are @osta more thaa sAs priss Of
each nuabsr, and, With tas adpirabls
models faxaisAed b. its ilIgasFasioas, ara
inVaiaabis 20 ladies living 10 che eoanirv.
We do nosknow much aboIt the "Hoass-
hold" asd other sxIusiveiy feminine de-
:paStmeuss, except tkas h5ssek ssrFsEEs
think everything Of them, bus We do
know that The readisg nastss il varied
aad unsxsspsianaals, aad sh45 slssgssa-
sr, 1t Il as warooms . vlsitaat as oGa be
found in the pariqr or family sirsis. -
Price S2-0 per yeas, wi:h han3soms
prsaiaa. Send Sas aircalsT w,
Jennings DsAoFess, 473 Roadway, MI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

~ Fhs Hat0ksys is 10 fearful gay
Abaat 40 article %we iati sssd ths other
day, relative 10 Dean, Penaisson, and tbs
grssabsok -bOad qusstisos add pitcses ID
80 Gel. Bahbist with svim. Spsre your
selves, gsntlemsn, Soa's Be so raatanker
oas Againss shs Gel. wha 10 sos at homs,
and, shsrefors, is a0s fespoDsibas for ths
article In qaessios kssn sosl-den's
sssz your shigts--shs wOrld sslll mevss,
and "ws ara askIsg hissory, !" you kaow.
"Rsv alefons asEsg n BACKWARD" asd
the Radical rspssiasars will themselves
be rspRdiAsed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

~ An ancient female 81 lhs Ia fan-
lily psranbalstisk MAJ ~ anisseliaasous
she streets Of cor city, eg ,ised the aairsA
and mischief Of acme Of the iaysnils
stock, whs gaah srsdss farce as tbs hseis
Of hss- 10, ssd shsasso and iarss sl2ds
at her, snsii ehs 500 Der ingaa %, wees
shs dropped her hsaess and tfksas Cor
'sm." Lofdy, Jon saghs "a have sssn
sba Iisslsaass sssis. pasdassxa 'szA sqassi-
Having scattered the srcwd, Madam Lo
resumed her baudle aud Der perambnlas
sisas in % s.sisi saa dlxaiasa ! asssaes
% any Indiaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

DusTkD.-The vita Of John kask,
frais dealer IL 0assa, xcs NJ and dass-
ed froa tbs bed and hosse oE.hes lisge
lard about week aga sad AsAa gives
hsr the hsus6s Of al sdvsrsiseasas. LES
h9 90, Jsea, sas asaas wossa haRdasl
Of ssaaass--hayiag lsfs y0a 80 aassfs-
RoSioasiy.
Tha Rspqbiiezn makes msnsaoa Of ths
shoyc item 10 It's issue this a ,ralng.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

g%~ Sea card Of r. Gay sood, Atsos-
ney Al Law aIa coansg Surveyors ofhes
10 Oours Il snse. Dicks good seliow
add will ssgd 10 business promptly. Ne
knees him s.iang sgae," when 90 wsss
boss thsassAar. a E sg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

- 2ha Is. Ios Gerald says: ga
Graf elass loeonosiye. from the Eorks Of
galdwia . o., rAiIadslpais, VAS yes
ser lay received al this paint for sAs 81
IosepA and Coaneil BIaggs Railroad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

E keaa ara anaxads &aSs uAnx ~
exchange, ~ so esass . dss n 10 thas eitY
-ths shaspAss stsy Asvs essf Deea kn swn
In QsEorada. &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

g| d iszas Aumbeg u people are re.
ported TO be on sbe road TO The Sweet.
eater rnlues, fssm Nvvs&ss, 5e@a, tisegsn
and even Northesn Arizona.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

fhn ,wiarsns.x .x,aaf awakanad tfaa
ueor,ls IS a III Issins ~ = rnrioua
= 20 Whist the country VISA the
Democratic marty made il J; what il
h, Ia the work at the enemies q the
pM - y has aans 49, -
- 80 = = = - 49, ..,avsx -,
ssaa1y 81 - 49,,
- -, - = hssh ,,ss;enal and in.Ii.
): 49, ,,,ss.rar;sx
-
MEaA1& 1e1N4 Al3K
wssk1artSn assnsksls sssx q aamsss
- -. 49,. waixed a. Gm.
- .s....sr.sss :, air. ~. urt.
........s.s :. ssssee.s.s = war.
r. .,.,sa -. Il h. ala al 40 a. be
.,s s..s.a,. :. $50 az j ,ussasI
8. -. = s;asa.s. 1sneral 81 tAe
ss~1.g~ - -
-. ... 49, j. 81, ssznseu
- - -, i. ...a "a.
-, :. -. 9 e. 80 asss,s.
- -. s.. rs..... "a
ssvar intsudsd 10 take fsrsibls poasas
sloa Of IL, and thai sir. Sssntsa ssala 90
. bis Asassf0s hissIesp aad msals.
81 Esuia asssssah seasalns sAs goa.
loving issma;
4 49, ID asst xpAa aMAs and xagAyrgx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

ScaooL uogss Fusn.-lf ws Tshassabsr
ssrrsssis. Aloag aboat 1861 a. spsessi
isax Of sS 900 was lsvied f0s .As psssksse
ID lot ssd she sFassisM Ut eshsal
bssss 10 Gisadals. The lsts 20 sfs 10
ssrmsd, wss pussssasss. gss sazs sss
cost o. ,0oef II asss siiisas Esapsysl
whea ID ID sgain On shs Schocl boass
aesssios, pasass iafaszm shs public wbsa
6essns o. The mea<y osss SD aboss
What the los eost,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

NJ - Al 5s
~ !.| Il ! e.! H..
hi %
So. ,.,s u q
....-.--s....,.-...-..
II
- -
$. -. - 1890, $500, siss es.
"a as .ss. ~. ~ 81
g. : - J. - - u !
f1wxns. ~ efsaG kn1lSl5 MnE ~ ~
9 - IS r. - rrDk
- !. ~ =
3sl. a. "A 49, !. Z a5 4.
Tor - = - -
sg1 - - ssssssne -
- th.s svsn Honaer IN rens bo1k III
=. . . SO, $500. - -
~.
~ -
fIIrsm 30 b xhus sut ~ h Ne dAye -
-. as,es koad. re - sos iunuanea
ysss.sS $50 I..,u1 =
- -. -
aoxemp naonA q y ansxi 80 go seos ~ 80 =,
$50 rl16|sr 81 &I61 -
:. ). - y
yislss y shs pea. anA sszsss - -
- mefA notsak -
hsross tf1 lis - vsA4aa unwrisssas ws
sasll nos sxil N car dasY 10 lar before
= All. -. = =. i.a,a..ss ~ Ma
49,. - 'ssss : - = - "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

.|. 8
II II f inDor-
~ M = pc
49, =
@
= !
7717E S2I 1|s1I r. - - -
- = =
n
~
r1vnv - IIE7lSS. 11f ~ H
m - nen,e1su1 ! = -,
- 1900 = nIsel u
- : 49, = -
|r tkst pars
Sonneils lev = = -
: - VS. seven ven sno. - ~
80 - so-asy il ID -
- 81 he sfsase anasr nilItzfy
espo1 - pe1ihineak ~ ka1ln
litn.r<S = - - ~ ri 3
i rprernmans more oraskisg thAa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

Sxxa TIxx.~Ths weather 10 - prspi-
sloas for me sssasss 10 preparing tAsir
sreaaa asd ssedisg shss sssy hass sei
been b ssxs l. mach Eosss ss-lay,
sAough business, nevertheless, has bess
ssssw las liFely. Thosa Who wsxs in
saws. and with whom as seasssssd, 10
formed ~ shss shey were hssy raaaiag
their plowa and preparing 70 pei II thssr
sssd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

- Whiis tbs dsspassAes fsaa shs
east hrisx ~ nsss al The noel terrible
rain, sasw, and bail saarnss tbs psoRls
Of shis ssasien are lsxssiatsag u sAa
xasss lsssly asa asiighsful wssshes. 4
gsaisl saa--ss sasm - % 10 sxss With
she necessity fer ars-ia fsss vsasAss
90 nash LIKE sammsT that sas gTsss i
rapidly ssrasng gfssa wsass issia&asass
and the bads Of shs sress as sssihag
almoss ready 20 baEsting.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

ana il = ~ shss RI 40 Nh 49,
in oessx he dSnl4es anst u s1At roipt,
ard sosv3et wisk ths sfFsss IL O. stosn
thrsskA eaf ~ sisy sin anareAsh -
----s.-S -a-sasss ~---~----*
a. Gas sf cor oasAa sxshsngsz IN
fsrns - shss sAiosa sssdss - Fssss
'an sssesa, wasss sssl Mama rs asofxs
Nslsaa. hss sAa s4ss - assaas9 na<ae.
was asrssssd On lass Saturday hf j aekse-
tire fsoa Gbissge. placed in irsas and
saksa baek ksss.
10 MS charged zisA hssiug ssnnis-
ted murdss sons pears ags, sss whea aad
whsrs ~ asvs sos bses shie 10 shsain
the paEsseaiaFs.
TEx nxx eosss HsGsE. -Ns ssasss
rsiFaia frsm ssAla rsf@ring 10 81. truly
magai6asas ssrsessrs, asw shss sbs plss-
ssrsag il hnsshsd and shs many rsasas ID
o0stsins il casrss eS Fapil paspsyssioa
for escapsnes.
We taet lass sArsaga ~ sess raj Ii.
psrsmenss fsom bsssosz 10 tsp. asd skoaxh
ss fsaad ssns litlis Obi sstsas 81 sAs ar-
saassnana nf s0zsa al sra fas- 4.sss.4---~@~-~
-shs oE.ess fer stairway, eta, takipg
ahe bulldog salirr, is = In car spsaioa,
wsIl desigasd., and well sonsn used fer
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

- 3 ! ~ Y
- 81 -
w III A w !
= Y !.
=
IAnis E ll = xScn0xI
-
=
= - 60
4
s 8
~wx. =. u j N s.. g -
M LIZ ID III UE94U III
go Aas4 ss&
], -.
~
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II l. J
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

sx~TAas asrhsy, % whoss shens phissl
eAarsaal night naks q ~asss mssks b
suppsssa so ha sas Of he sessmissss sps
polassa srem AIabams 70 secure ne ID
raissisa sf thai Ssass. and ito vsss sos
arans. We did aas lsAss e. 70 whesAer
hs wesid address chs asans Ciah bare -
it, asxt mssssng.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

DgxacsA4zc naxss R4sp.--Ths Ger.
man Dsmsssatie HrA4s Bad hase maas
~ addisiea Of sws new nsmhsTs 10 aAsiz
s0mpAays asa hass nos sas ii sastTa-
msnss, and ws'li bet they saa nos maks
- gsaa aasis ~ Ass RAad n shs VISA
They are ssill under shs lsAdsssAip Of
sA&s sxsalIsas masisisa, ". Charles
Yoa8gern2a, which ii. lsssif Il ! sa1l.
ssess gasraasy tAAs ~ Band NH. NH !
iissis psassiss, BE shs hsss II sus s1sy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

- va askaapledse - sessllt =
N. /, Of . nev paper pshlishsd =
f1elssssl, n sAis ssasss hs1 - HiilyH
= o., xish he slsis u "Pswsshise
Osaasy Hssss6s Tks pssaisasfs ssy
sks Hssas4 mill BE- ssI.dsssndsnt In
sy~1thisg asasrsl IN assAisg.n II
sthss sa<as 81 siik b ~ lssssssly nad-
iaAa arsasgsnsna fss ~ tss4as - -
psAliahsrs aaa -sslL nsespposs ne nsy
% well ear shas "a think liar be -
pedal ssssas II ]. 3. Grinasli.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-26

~ pa 80 xrn1n.. d 81. - -
Hey s 3z - i ssI.s -
~ 90 : s. 80 ss.ssss
4! !. =. - o !. ] !.
n00Ai To- 1Irni& j - 81 ssaa
i |sea rs sssI : - j. s !. !
- 41Ge1A ~ $500
! 49,
usskss ii the saxliest prscticrkls ~
ckS essk New III yout 1s - sN
= and 10 nistsks. ssaHss
$50 = - 49, 3. 81 ...ssssa s. g
EIAT w III - sss
ssy. s.s~s a.. = E... !, c.. / =.
-
- ssas
IF k4cnn r,ff - = sa@
" Ssts u - Il - . n { szssEssa#s
A
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81 ~
- rxxy xr<x xNr1n4 sss
EDE& @T&n}< -
e asszsas
4141&)( l = sssas
- slas sss
- 044 a - rnDlen -
- =
TT sass 1888 as - saasa
HATS AED cars. si
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

GRAND LEvEE.-We are very glad to learn that
the Board of Levee Commissioners have closed
contract with Andrew IRENE Co., for the build.
ing of Grand LeVee. The work is to be paid for 10
levee bonds. Ii is TO be commenced Immediately,
and TO be completed in about one hundred days.
We are informed that thousand men will be at
work, under the contract, within a week. and that.
before there is any danger from high water, the
new levee will be far enough advanced to afford
adequate protection. This win be good news ia.
d1ed to the people Of the alluvial parishes. For
several years almost all the country west Of the
Mississippi, and south Of Red River, as far as
Washington, has been inundated, and most of the
damage has been done by crevasses in the Grand
Levee. Millions will be saved to the Industry of
Louisiana II this levee be restored and remuner.
alive employment will be thus secured to tens of
thousands Of persons who would otherwise be re.
duced to extreme distress.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

The many friends of that brave and gallant
soldier, Gen. r. L. Gibson, who did so much to
illustrate Louisiana on the battle fields of the late
war, will read with pleasure the announcement
that be has at last surrendered-not to an enemy
indeed, for that was never his stye-but to a fair
companion to whom he has been joined ia the
"boly estate" of mstrimony. The physical
wounds of our friend which he received on the
battle field, however much they may have shat
tered bis body, left his heart it seems, still val.
nerable- and if it is true, as so often asserted,
that none but the brave deserve the fair ;" it is
fortunate illustration OF the saying that one of the
bravest and best of Louisiana gentlemen should
have won one Of her peerless beauties and most
accomplished daughters.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

which began with the throbbing of cannon,
may end with the pulsations of the guilIotiue
All the sentiments and all the measures pecu-
liar to the radical extremists point, in short,
to one Observation-Disclosures. 1t is worse
than idle to assume such a result to be out of
the question. What has been, may again be.
All the atrocities committed by partisan fana-
ticism in any former period are possible of re-
petition to-day. The country can never be
safe from the ultimate rule of the political
guillotine as long as the party of Greeley and
Phillips, of Stevens and Bingham, of Stanton
and Holt and Conover, have power and are
desperately struggling to keep it.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

TIE ADVANTAGES OF Knowing WHERE TO
BUY.-Among the many dealers in staple hard
ware and agricultural implements there are none
who are Offering greater facilities 70 the trade or
better bargains to planters and others. thanMr. B.
J. West, whose large stores and warehouses, lI9
and III Magazine street. are filed with one Of the
best stocks in The city. In the list Of articles ad.
vertsed in another column are bundles of sheet
iron, bar, band, hoop aDd horse shoe iron, plows
lsssorted) tin and tin pla'e axes, etc., which he
Is selling at the very lowest price. Mr.. West has
also for sale the celebrated plantation MILL Eel.
tons pstent,) which is constructed for crushing
snd grinding corn, cob and husk together, and
for bulng cotton seed. fnis mill has been sue
cessfully used in all the Southern States, and
found to work with perfect satisfaction. It Is
simple, durable and cheap. No planter who has
an eye to economy or looks to the interest AMI
safety Of his stock, should be without one of
these valuable mils
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

CONCERT TINS EvENRG.-We acknowledge
tickets Of invitation to a grand vocal and instru
mental concert, to be given this evening at the
Deutsche Company Hall, by Mile Josephine Flo.
memo, pianist and violinist, assisted by such well.
known amateurs and protest. nails as Messrs
Netaye, A. Davis, Gustave Smith and others.
The programme includes selections from favorte
operas, and will afford Mile Filomeno an oppor.
-tuniiy TO show her skill well with the yiolla as
the piano. Tickets are for sale at Grunewald's
and other music stores
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

STEAMER NATIONAL FOR SHREvEPoRr.-Pas.
sengers and shippers will take notice that the
magnificent passenger packet National, John
Smoker, master, and Dick sinnott, clerk, will
leave positively this Thursday evening, at 8
O'Clock, for Shreveport, Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all intermediate landings. Her agents are
Messrs. Geo. d. Hite, IL Tchoupitoulas street.
and Sinnou & Adams, Is Commercial Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06
MARRIED.:

At New York, IN St. Ann's Church on Saturday Jan g.
1865, BY Rev Father DAnbresse, General r. L GIBSON
Of Louisiana, to AIRY e. edess daughter Of the late
W. Montgomery, formerly OF New Orleans.
On the 9Th January 1855 the residence Of I've brides
other on the Atohaslsys river By the Rev G. C. HYDE
Mr. GEORGE v. DoDEz TO Miss MATILDA NJ COR.
DON, 10th Of ST. Landry parish No cards
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

ANNUAL Report or THE OPELOUsAs RAILROAD
.0hfANf'--We are indebted to Mr.. G. W. sqlres,
,ne efficient secretary Of the Opelousas Railroad
Company, for very neatly printed pamphlet
copy of The Fifteenth Annual Report of the
President and Directors Of the Company for the
year ending January l, 1865" We shall take an
early opportunity to make an abstract of the
reports Of the different officers of the company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

TIE CHARTER OAK COOKING STovE.-Amid
all the controversies about cooking stoves, the
old Charter Oak still stands where il has always
stood the favOTite OF vast number of our peo.
pie. If a stove were a sentient being we would
say that the Chsrter Oak keeps the even tenor of
Is way the pride of cooks, aud the delight Of
every household. There Is one single fact which
is worth thousand theories-namely, that more
than Is 600 Charter Oak stoves have been sold in
this single city of New Orleans. This is a solid
Circumstance Of praise, than which none other
could weigh more with our people. Messrs. Rice,
Bros. Co., So ard 81 Camp street aud 56j Maya.
zine street. are the agents of the Charter Oak
stove for the State Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

Even BARRIERS do not escape the army Of swind-
lers. The knights of the lsther, brush and razor
in this city, complain that they are almost daily
taken in by some indolent scoundrel, who, after
being nicely polished of, cOnfesses that he has no
money. 1t must be hard on a razor to 60 over
such face of brass. Some of these fellows con
tinue the game until they have run up consider.
able BILL and then give their patronage to another
shOp.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

LEGAL PRlNTING.-The house OF B. Bloomfield
q Co., 60 Canal street, successors of the old. re-
liable aud well known house of Bloomfield &
Steel, advertise to-day that they are prepared to
do all sorts of printing, but especially lawyers
briefs, in the very best style. Messrs. Bloomfield
Il Co., as general statoners, have everything in
the line of their business, incllding blank books.
paper and all else requisite to supply merchants
and business men, and will contract for printing
oil every description, which we know they will
execute TO the satisfaction of their pstrons.
Lawyers particularly will fnd that their work will
be well done at 60 Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

The following is the executive committee of
the National Democratic Party Of the state of
Mississippi; John d. Freeman, chairman; VIM.
ferger ST., E. BArksdale, D. Price Porter. Thos.
J. Wharton, Amos r. Johnston. Fulton Ander
son. E. N. Yerger, Willy P. Harris and C. H. Man
ship, Sr.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

We learn from our Atlanta exchanges that the
popular New Orleans favorites, Harry Mccarthy
and Lottie Estelle, have just concluded very
successful engagement in that thriving city. Re-.
ferrirg 10 them the New Era says they will al.
ways be sure OF a warm welcome from their ad.
mrerP in Atlanta.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

Owing to the very uniavorable weather yester-
day, the concert which was to have taken pl4
last evening, st the Deutsche Company's Han,
has been postponed until Monday evening,
Eah
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

Ponds near Montgomery, Ala, were frozen over
sufficiently the other day to allow skaters chance
to show their skill. Il is so seldom that such
thing happens there, that the whole city couli
supply only one pair OF skates.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

Anna G. Jagersky. aged seventeen, skated
thirty hours, at Detroit, on Friday week.
Crescent
A woman that can skate thirty hours out of the
twenty four ought TO be employed on a daily
paper.or any other man. Mobile Register.
We acknowledge the corn.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-06

The following marriage notice appears in city
contemporary of yesterday:
On Tuesday evening, Feb 4, 1865, by Rev.
Father Kinney, Mr.. Peter Jones to Miss Mary Jane
>. Eaton, OF Liverpool, England, aud for a numOer
OF years a resident Of this city, professionally a
boiler maker of strictly temperate habits. p.
s-Lverpool, New York and Havana papers
please copy and obhge the happy couple.