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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

BIZ @. IL. GInARDEY a CO..
G. Z. GRARDKY. City Auctioueer.
oics-No II Exchsnge laca
MONDAY, Jan 20, Il 6s, Mt lie O'Clock NJ,
A'A the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Canal and CuomhOuse streets
public auction will be sold day
thereafter until schedule property disposed
Of in pursuance Of the following resolution, to-wit-
No. SO6 NEW SERIES.
MAYoRALrr OF Nav ORLEANS
City Hall, 18th day Of December, 1851 !
Resolved, That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging to the city Of New Orleans which
disposed of without detriment to the public
or convenience shall be sold supervision
ion ChArmen of the Finance Committees. The sale
II ereef to commence the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1865 and "a. be CONTINUED From TINE To
TINE, at the discretion Of the Charmen Of the said
mitiees
Resolved, That the of said sales shall be ONE-
THIRD CASH, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance in Of equal amounts secured by mortgage
the propty payable at and two years. with interest
the Of EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNUM from date
III paid and per cent lawyers should
say institute suit for the of said
sale before the City Notary with internal stamps
the expense Of the purchaser who will OPTION
TO PAY TIE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY CASA IN
CITY NOTES l-.
Signed) F.. W. PERKINS,
President pro TEN. Board Of Assist mt Aldermen
Higned) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
Signed z. Heath Mayor.
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD LAID ON THE
SUMMIT OF THE Rocky MoUNTAINs.-The
Secretary of the Interior is in receipt of a tel
egram from General Dodge, Chief Engineer
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
stating chat ON the 10Th inst. the railwas laid
upon the summit of the mountains in the
presence of large number of distinguished
army officers and citizens. According to
Blinkerderfers survey the railroad crosses
the mountains at this point at an elevation of
s,242 feet being the highest point reached by
any railroad in the world.
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SHOCKING OUTRAeE.-Brooklyn N. Y, is
excited over the report of case of great
cruelty toward one of the children in the
Brooklyn Half Orphan Asylum, in Cumber-
land street. The boy, Edward Ferguson,
had committed some offence, to punish which
two of the women in authority, it is alleged,
seized him, and while one of them held him
firmly the other poured oil of yitriol or some
other burning acid upon his exposed flesh
His excruciating agony almost threw the
little sufferer into convuls ions. One of the
women who inflicted the torture is under ar
rest. Her name is Miss Anna Campbell, and
warrant is out for the! apprehension of her
assistant, whose name, is Mrs Davis. On
being brought before, the magistrates, the
former said that, in a administering the punish
ment, she was but Carrying out the orders of
the doctor of the ilstitution. She was held
to bail IN the sum of 1000 to answer. An
examination of tie case was set down for
Saturday next. The mother of the boy is a
widow, residing, on Franklin avenue. Many
persons who had their children in the insti-
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RHODE ISLAND DIvoRcEs.-The Tribune,
published in Chicago, where divorces are
almost as much matter of course as babies
and other family blessings, has the sublime
effrontery to say that "in the matter of di-
yorces, Rhode Island can beat the world."-
To fortify his reproachful remark, says the
Providence Journal this reckless editor goes
on to say that the petitions of thirty eight
wives were heard in our Supreme Court on
further significant fact, that the ground of
application in majority of the cases was,
that the delinquent husband had gone to ChS-
cn1O - --.-..a,--g- ~ .4-- 81. -
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A FREAK OF NATURE-Mr Isaac H. Syl-
vester has left at the Comet office very re-
markable chicken just Matched. 1t has five
legs and five feet, twenty.six toes and two
wings. -Four of the legs are perfect in for
nation, and grow directly out from the body,
perfect foot. The wings are in the right
place. Upon the whole, this is the most re-
markahe specimen of chicken we have ever
seen. ~ ww y.r
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The ONLY REMEDY.--The New York
Journal Of Commerce is moralizing on the vul-
garity of Congresses illustrated in the
Donnelly- Washburne episode-but the editor
sees no remedy for it, save the turning of
such men out, and sending to Washington,
as Representatives of the people, men who are
gentlemen as well as politicians With the
country, however, given over to mere parti-
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The impeachers have been looking up pre-
cedents for their prosecution of Andrew
johnson. Here is the copy of verdict found
by Confederate court held in Knoxville,
Tennessee in December, 1862, which the
Radical majority in the Senate can adopt in
form ~ it1.}a''r
That the Senators on their oath do say that
the said Andrew johnson is an alien enemy
to the Confederate States of America 1t is,
therefore, ordered by the Court that the said
johnson is an alien enemy and all the prop
erty, rights, and credits belonging to him,
either at law or in equity, are sequestrated I'M
der the acts of Congress, and the Receiver
for this District is directed to proceed to dis
pose of the same as provided by law.
The verdict of the Confederate Court
against Andrew johnson was in consequence
of his devotion to the Constitution and the
Union, and the verdict Of the Radical Court
at Washington is to condemn him for the
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A fearful storm visited Prairie county,
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and many persons severely injured. An I'M
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with fearful effect. Some houses were blown
entirely away. No lives are known to have
been lost
Massachusetts repudiatcs woman s suffrage.
The Judiciary Committee reported unani-
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the constitution. Both Houses promptly
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DSYCHoMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING. How either
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CHICAGO, May 5.--The little town of
Shanghai, situated in the northeast part of
the county OF Warren, in this State, was
completely destroyed by a tornado which
visited it yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Three persons were killed outright, and a
large number were wounded, but how many
is not known. The tornado moved in a
northeasterly direction. 49,. I
The same tornado bursted at point in
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lier in the afternoon. y ava .@'~- t'A'-"
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were torn up by the roots, carried through
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The Methodist church was completely
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but few minutes before and gone to the
river to baptize a number of persons. No
lives were lost at this place, but still a num-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
| scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
is,ration on the personal estate of
THOMAS CARROLL,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
I'm day Of 4prii, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benef, of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immedieic payment
Given under my hand and seal, this l7th day
of April, 1858.
.r--- D. '.. JAMES K. KEECH,
ep24 Administrator.
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n e MIS- wANTED.--rnr the Personal IiIsTO
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81 AIR, MD, MAY u, 1855.
run rrar nAru-.tlcneral f,rant .l,as sent

THE TEsr OATH--Gcneral Grant has sent
letter 10 the House of Representatives. in
closing :, communication from Ger sral Can
by, who says that in his Judgment some ac-
ton ty Congress will BIZ needed in ORDER to
remove one of the most serious mpediments
that lsas lseeu raised which, in the execution
of tim reconstruction laws, has grown out Of
the enforcement of the provision requiring
all aEI,oiniees of the district commander to
take what is known as the test oath. In both
the States of North and South Carolina, men
active and Eeslous friends of the Union and
of restoration, have been technically debaried
by this path from any official participation in
the work Of reconstruction, while many
others WHO would have taken the oath, have
declined 10 do 50 from sensitive fear that
their motives would be misconstrued A
large number from this class have been chosen
to Office at the recent elections, and the diff
caaiies heretofore encountered again present
themselves in both States in greater magli-
7ude. .-a-
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