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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-08
mo-. 3

TItE CoTToN CRor.-We lay before
our readers, says the Savannah Repu6H.
co", the following interesting extract
from letter from an intelligent planter
IN Southwestern Georgia:
- on merchants all 90 upon the
general stimulation of price, and say as
much will be made rs last year. This
shows great want reflection, and ig-
norancc Of the actual condition Of tliu"s
~ The country. 1t prcsupposes every
planter backed by an unlimited supply
OF the means and material necessary to
cotton Nc. The planter may want ever
so much to make cotton, but in tho first
place, lo thinks Of cotton last year, and
remembers how he was caught, and
SAD experience warns him % bc cautious
IA the next place, prudent or not no
knows he has not and cannot &c. tho
ncrdlnl this excess Of cotton to bo nut
in.' F
"Now to know somcthing--tako nv
own casc-had I been ever SO much
disposed, could not after tho first of
February have planted ono single, aero
more than originally intended in cotton.
and why2 because the labor could not be
had.
"Willom Bryce & Co. say, 'as large
crop will be made as Inst year" Tho
numerous correspondents, for whose
opinions they have the greatest respect.
say, No So the only testimony worth
one cent is disrcgar,led. There is q
vast quantity less in cotton in South
western Georgia this year than list
There is less stock and far less labor to
cultivate it, and that labor not nearly so
el'iclcnt ms it was last year.
II have observed great deal this
season, and must tell you the people are
paying more attention to corn and hogs
are planting much less cotton that as
n general thing the crops do not look as
well, INC cotton particularly, having
been injured by the ccccssvc rains not
the case with me, as l planted lato.-
The same is the case all over the coun.
try. know no matter what impressions
may DO made to tic contrary, that
large crop cannot be made this year, and
II price is to depend upon the size of our
crop, then it will be good"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-08

More cases of rape by negroes have
occurred in North Carolina within tho
pastsix months than in ten years pre-
coding the war. This is one Of tho
"blessings Of freedom"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-08

Our motto is "War"--a war with
England-and wo will 60 for no candi.
datc who will not endorse that ticket.
Tho Democratic managers may shirly
tho question, if they please, in imita-
tion Of tho Republicans, and may
nominate candidate who will uttcr
balmy platitudes but for our part,
we counsel every truo Irish Amcri-
can, who loves tho land of his adoption
and hopes for tho regeneration Of that
which gave him birth, 10 refuse to re-.
cord his voto for any candidate who
is not pledged beforehand to make
England pay for all tho damages wo
have suffered. through her means in
our mercantile navy--to compel her
to liberate all of our citizens whom
she now unjustly holds in chains, and
to acknowledge the inviolability of
American citizenship in its fullest
significance"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA

This institution Is fu operation. and ready am
Cadets eu the South ct any period Of the summer
axe charge Of them for the whsls year
The vacancies IN the Faculty BY the Of Gems
sail jackson Rodss Crutchhet have supplied by
the appointment Of Gens O. w. Curtis Lee Col w. B. Bsi
and Col J. w. nsssie with The addition az Capt Jsh.
Brooke. late Of thu Navy
Address the undsrsisnsd rKANCIs q. SMITH.
superintsndsnl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
u EoPENINe OF THE ST. cHaRL T.,
II IN<TfrUTE

DAY AND BOARDIrG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1o4 and los Bourbon Street,
Opposite Oper. House This tuition VIII resume its
Regular Glasses the Of SEPTEMBER heretofore
the branches Of thorough Ensh and FREE Education
vii be be superior Of experienced professors
Piano and taught BY Pa e Professors For partcu
lszs and prospectus apply 70 The Dirsctrssk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

The City Terminus hxed the Head Of Lafayette street,
where within few yards OF the Steamboat Barge
ngs and in the immediate vicinity Of all the
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected a
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity of at leass
thousand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE a. closely as
possible. the Trains viii follows hating Canal
street. at French Market at Old Passenger DepO and
aiborne street:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
THE ARIoN PLANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH ovEK ALI OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The AXIOM PLANO FORTE declared BY Judges 81 To.
Fair Of the American Institute held 70 September and
October 1907 the piano exhibition and
trial ordered the American Lntate With the Pianos
lftbe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition
.sr-d BY their Judges be the Piano them
AGENTS WANTED First clsss and responsible Agents
wanted every city and town where have already
pointed them
send tor ercsIars, price hist. terms, ETC
Mandatory ard ~sr@rooms Isl and 10 Bousry, nsss
Delaney street New Yorf. MANNER 90
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS. JsCKsaH AND
IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILROA0.
To tahe effect Sunday. 10th inst. ut 5. so r. M.
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 5.9rx
making connections With Trains for vcksburg Meridian ans
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
A0COMNoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
II 1910 going far Brookhsyen- Returning, leave
Brookhsv.n At $50 A. H. on MONDAYS, arriving In New
Orleans at 1870
Excursion Tickets good Saturday or Sun
day north sd Trains Of Sunday Monday south
n ail train arrives in New Orleans all 50PM.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY lexeept Sundays
$ WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
DOkTCHARTRAIN RAILKOAD
COMPANY.
This Road, extended, viii be opened to the pub
Sunday. the 10Th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years age be charged TEN CENTS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN DAN MN
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District Of Louisiana-In BankTuptcy-So l99-ln
matter Of \. @. Folger Son, bankrupwhereas Foi
New Orleans and district aforesaid duly declared Bank
upt under the act Of Congress Of March 1857 this
hsd IN said Court petition praying for discourage and
certificate thereof from all his debts and ther claims prOvs
lie III der said act.
fotce therefore all creditors who have proved
their debts and to AZ o'hr persons In interest that the n
day Of November 1868 at II Is asigned the hear
ana show cause any hey have why the of the said
petition should not gran ted
CLERKS Once. New Orleans, September 2. 1868
se3 Is 80 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
IN BAkKBUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
F. Hattie Oh, ihdiv dualy and Member OF the Firm
haiheigh Re trope-United States Marsha's ORce
District OF Louisiana kes Orleans August a. ls63-This
Is to give notice that the to day OF August D. 1864
War; ut in banlruptcy issued Against the estate
OF William + Haifieign. Of Franklin in the par
tsh q St wary and State of Louisiana. who ad-
judged bankrupt his petiion that the payment
debts and de Of property belonging
bankrupt, TO i'm for his snd the transfer Of sny
property by hin. forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors OF the bankrupt debts
choose ssignees Of bis estate viii be
Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 he holden at the
Building IN the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before r.
g Pikin, Register. the 10th day Of November, D.
lsta NJ 10 O'Clock A n.
No 952 ~ HERRON
su2S noli U g Marshal. District Of iouis,ana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
POUND NOTICES.


STRFET COMMISSION ER's DEPART
- hENT Ro' N No T. City Hall-New Orleans, Sept
s6S-Were brought to the Second District Pound Of
Orleans and U auorne streets, as estra9s-
Two GOATS of different colors.
Which, If claimed within tn days and the expenses
thereon psid will be sold public sucn said Pound
Thu RsDAY, september 10, SOS. at u O'Clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENKCHAL. for Controller.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEP RT-
- hENT, Room No T. oi'y Hail. Oreans ssptsnlbe-
8SWsfe brought TO he First District Pound corner Of
Laiay cite and Locust At eets as estrays-
Ten GOATS Of different colors
Which, not claimed within days expenses
N paid will be sod pablic auction said Pound
Thu RSDAY, Sept~n Der 10, 1898, at II o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS sENEcHAL for Controller
g RECT COM n IssIOSER's DEPARr-
- MBNT, Room No Z CITY Hsll-New Orleans septembe-
lS6W as brought the Secosd District Pound corner Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets estray-
One GOAT
Which II not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon pal will be sold At public auction said Pound
TUESDAY, Sc TENDER s, 1853 at IL O'CLOCK ~
JOSEPH aURPHY, Street Commissioner.
j. q. Landry Controller
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
a. EOKGIA STATE LOTTERY
FOR rHR-
BBNEFTT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HOER
Supplementary and ombiaation Class AIS,
SEPTEMBER Z 1868.
lssIsd Sa Otn. otn lsth lOh llh Izhllsh I4h
70 y - "a Is AZ T 8, 20 "a @7s so ,, %
Witness hands Atlanta "a. It'll dag Of septem-
Der, 1858 ALrX NJ WALLACE, c.-..,.
Mv.D. COEPUT, Commissioners
The daily drawings Of the Georgia Lottery pub
shed In the Men phls Appeal Augusta OonstutiOnaist
alb News and Herald Atlanta lnegenctr
Southern papers, hes of which, together with the official
dravi received Atlanta ct the cneral
ONCE, No Is Commercial Place
Information furnished and prizes csshed BY
DAVE G. JOHNSTON, Agent
Once No. IS Commercial Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

DIE, WHEAT. BARLEY. CORN,
OATS, HAY, AND BRAN
900 sacks Seed RYE.
200 :. White and Red Seed WHEAT.
20 e. Seed aRLEY.
1000 E. prims White CORN
1000 . . Yellow .
1000 E. cho &c st Louis OATS.
1910 .. WHEAT BRAN,
500 bales Western HAY.
For sale by
JOHN O. ROGERS CO,
corner Tchoupitoulas and Poydras streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

Returns thanfs 20 the citizens ps.ron
ase Tor The last 10 He hiss made
bis Workshops and Introduced several Woodworking
ncss In bis lima
shop and once corner Of Pryisnis and Warrington sress
Ms-hsrfcs' trrhsnge hor No
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
CONSTABIE's SALES.

DENNIS KRLLEHER VS.. MR. AND MRS. JEWELL.
Sixth Justices Court-so. 1871.
QY VIRTUE of q writ of nerf facfas
- 70 directed BY the Honorable the Jsstice Of
the Peace the parish Of Orleans will proceed
Public Auction at No. $50 st Mary street, on MONDAY,
September l4th. 1858 at 10 o'clock A
The Furniture and Edects zed in the above suit.
H9- TERxs-Cssh in U. g. Treasury notes.
WIN u sRMFY. Canstahie.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

TRY ITi TEST 1T THOROUGHLY
IL win cost you nothing 10 do By making application
20 the undersigned, achne will be residence
and you will be shown how H. and length
of time given 10 test the Machine decide its inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN do your washing with half the labor soap and
than you usually will the the
Machine In the OF clothes and In fuel In less
year. makes sop does with the necessity Of stand
Ing steamng tub, and prevents the washer from In
hslng the steam Of ty suds also from getting
and viii in instances be the Of preventing sick
ness and saving DOCTORS ttl
An ingenious COG-wBEEL wRINGER h smxed to
the Machine, and made Of Inoa Rubber Cylinders
vrings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
IL Useful Simple and Chespi Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sala Use the
Magnolia washer,
the Womsn's Health both
Money. IA A GAILLARD
No. los Poydras street,
Owner Of the Patent Ri ht TOR Louisiana
H5- Country tights for sale.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
AMUsEMENrs.
ct. CHARLES THEATER
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER Il.
The Original and FAr-Fsmed Skin and
GaYiords Minstrels.

This Company has not Oesl nized Tor DAY week O.
fuly perormed travelling withoat say iste
son Of any character whatever As Minstrel Uompa b
all heir plays MT in my
DIV N ssd,Ss =, and are sTsS Sy % ss
nae a. gr,st expense secured tie services Of sof-ssf
his world prodSetoss o. PaSTaIoPFicosicx. '' pro-
Douned b. he and pubet be greatest sensation
fors unkuO in minstiesy The loving Is list
PILL. lie two gr At Soutberr Comedian; ANDY MKEE
ne esipsi son sna csnee ~ Ms VILE GAY
cins,irg mpersonater Of fepas character; FRANK N
eLpS3s tn get Mar Mon sd Part mimi.. sfILEs
Dsnee, in which they eh- allen wrd TO- $40
. S1,S them and de hos. Of others and beautiful saa
nd ,n'e entor Js In PURGE renosned Baritone; John
that has fr tss esmpsay void vide esl.6risy
torether with novelties thus m king this the mo
sssT ';iRsH' ss.f;iT ugo s asfEs
Adrs 50 eents children rs e is 10 Ill parts Of The ue
Crane Balcony seIsnsde by skiH aad . y,rds srsss
Doors surrounded at TX Performance ts mmsnee at
so'eloes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Dress Circle 81; Fam
J''E GsYLosD, General Agent.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sr CHARLES ST
sPALD1NG a BIDwELL. PrOpristOrs ami Managers.
During the Summer Academy besn entirely
rsdecorated the stage enlarged scenery and
ain with sreater facilities ingres egress verta
tOn, etc. making the complete Theater n.y.
HE AMUSEMENT SEASON WILL COMMENCE
Tuesday, September 8. 1s6s,
WITH
EMERSON, ALLEN 4 MANNING'S
Great Combination Of Ethiopian Comedians.
Embracing Stars in branch of Minstrey selected
with srea care, especially for this Southern tour.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
WANTED.

W AM ED-BY a GENTLEaAN-.I
w for himsef a'c family in private fsmi
nave the privilege Of doing his own marketin
meals cooked In the house, and s-rved sep rsts
cha mette hub corner DRY AIDES and s'snsl stl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
PROPERTY

AT AUCTION.
one.Third OF that Celebrated Property
known a, the
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
WIN be sold public auction on WEDNESDAY the "a dsy
Of next emb.r There about SO ACRES OF An,
UABLE FARMING AND MINkRAs LAND attached 70
thi. properly tsd three and hllf miles from Va
Ten R. in the county 81 Montgomery State Of vir
eina The and accommodations adeQ aae for
40 visitors all Of which now occnDed BY N
from par the United States .ttestng proper
ties Of that Vslusble Wste.
Any information desired be has BY addressing II
Booth Baltimore, or Z. a COsheun Resident Partner
]. IL 9TH,
N. q. BOOTH
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

COMMISSION HOUSE
or SUMMERS 4 BRANNINs',
ls6 Graver street, New Orleans La
BRANHIN, SUMMERS CO.,
No. 60 Second street Louisville. KY.
Liberal cash advances made Cotton and produce
receipt OF ladng congnsd TO the above address
friends In New York or Liverpool
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

~. Nos an Dos and 2G Magazine street, between guis
and 81 Joseph respectfully TO his friends and the
public generally thal he VII continue the Underaknx ous
OF the late Daniel Monroe the stand viii keep
constantly hand assortment Of Metac Burts Case
and Csskets Rosewood Mahogany slack anut and PLAIN
COINS Bodies Embamed Disinterred and carefully
Shipped Mr. CAREY will be assisted BY Mr.. JOHN RAY
long known IN connection With the business
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

POLITICAL.
-Headquarter. JunIsr ro..n Gas-d.,
Mss 1 =, b h nj: ST T are 20 nd the Regular
], LIZ MoNNIER, President
Crescent fousted club.
h.Te,y notiasd ReVuar Meetns to be held
sAIs Tuesday ~, syssN At OSOS Ppr e sty
before he meeting. sam HENDERSON, President
- Hs.oquarsers Seymour KaAghts. No.
KING 81 TtsTs viii be a Regular Meeting THIs EVEN
that every smbi attend puSctas as extT.oTdaaTy
business viii be transacted sy Prdsr Of -.
WIN. H. WALL, Secretary.
Hal z, Il; Js cssc Guard sept: g i-ss-At
Rrssioent.E n SrRINaER, sR.
secretar -CHAs BuRKHARDT.
Assistant seereta.y-JonE KEENA
Ns.sh 1870. S TT t.Ir,y,
Second Assistant GLEN. B. sRiGHr
BSrsss S Ss W N. boar Chairman
The above gentlemen only parsons authorized to
solgit, Inscriptions for this Club
cH.s BURSHARDr, sseretary ''' '' ''''O'"''
- Demoe, ate state Central omm,ttee-
The Regular Meetings ee win be held EVERY
r. EsDAf EVENING, AZ ~ Pm, as their Rooms. aO5
Cana street THOS STEEL, Secretary
- Rauy! RaIiyi EsIy!-ThGd Ward
Central Club meets every TUESDAY EVENING, at ~
NJ lO3 It Charles street. for the transaction Of Import
ant business All D. mocrats are invited 90 attend
WI. GRADY, Secretary.
- Democratic Peri.h committee
JOS ELLISON President
L. ST. MARTIN. Vice President
CIV GDLBERTsos, Secretary
ST l. DuPElkE, Assistant Secretary.
JOS ELLISON Chairman ex osfco
W. Riley E. l. JEWELL. 4. c. BOND
jos. ELLISON Chairman ex.o aicio
9. pUPhEIEE n; LLAMsIAs, J. s. zACHARIE.
l. 1ISSOT, JOS. LULA. NJ W. CLONEY.
JGas haas, W LOCKWOOD, W. P. DUNnAA,
EaiursiEatiOn am Registration Committee
L ST. MARTIN. Chsima,.
j II. BERNOS, Attorrey iO- Commi tee.
4. SAMBoLA, W. MURPHY, J. DELANEY,
j. y. HUCKINS.
The Wide Avn ke Eighth WA q ID en-
cratic Club Third District evefy THURSDAY EVEN
ING CIT Saloon Ely sian Fields Levse
htIeets The following sre IL ofhcen:
A LLAMbiAS-PresIdenL
q W GU BERISON-l-t Vice President
JANE HowELL-2d Vice-President
II. sT1UDER-Secretary
JAMES OOBSON Treasurer.
WIN. hWANk-MarshAn
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
J HOWELL.
GIBBONS.
j. b FACET.
CARR q
JAS DOBSON.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

NJ " III Es
OFFICE AMERICAN BANK NoTR COMPANY,
50 Natchez street,
New Orleans, April l6, 1853
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that under a resolution Of the
Common Council have thi. day OF gent
vhoss erhcsss attached cancelled and det Dyed h
following steel which aved in the once Of
the American Bank Note Company. New YORK and the
branch office this city which is under my supervision Also
the topp,r Plas engraved by Mr. D0uelsss which
handed to me for dest uction by the Oty treasurer.
LIST OF PLATES:
Three Steel Plates denomination twenty Eve and fy
cents
Nine Steel Plates denomination and three dollars
One Steel Plate Denomination five DO lars.
One steel rlate, den0min alton ten dollars
Two kteel Plates, denomination wenty dollars,
One Copper Plaie each, denomination fifty
two three, four dollars
Manager Of American Bank Note Company.
We certify the above TO be correct:
4. HEATH, Mayor.
\. HOWELL, Treasurer.
d. NJ ANDELL. Controller.
JOHN CLAY.
J. p SULLIVAN,
ChArmen Finance Committee.
c. a. SAMPSON,
ARISTIDr MARY,
Memb r. Of Finance Committee.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned sien inform his former custa
the ub general that he has opened 1t No lag
Common hetwee st. Char and Carondet streets
BaIher shop under the 4 GEDKgE'S ORLEA>s
BARKEv SHOP we he no by strict atte nt'Oa 70 bust
cleahines, artistic and likeness u gain liberal
share Of public patronage GEORGE HUBENEA
ITO AN ATTORNEY WHO HAS AN fXTEN
sve 10 Library part Of the most spacious and
best coated Offices in TIE CRY will be given most
tsgesus terms. Address lock box 292.
V'O THE PUBLIC
OPENING Of the BRILLIANT LAGER BEER SALOON.
No 80 Royal this day The eigned will
pains Al the BEST In the city.
The choicest o. Beer Wines and all KINDS OF Liquors served
BY ooigng and attentive walters share Of the public
JOHN sTRANGLIN. Proprietor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
SHAKEsPEARE FOUNDRY,

Iron and Brass Founders and Msshinsts Manufacture
every variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Saw Mills
Draining MACHINES Min and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Store Fronts oolsmns. vsntilAfon and Sash weights
Blacksmith Work Of all kinda
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

ERNEsT TUKPIN, wHoLEsALB nANUFAC-
T. Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies, Chocelss Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jusbs Paste Gum
Drops Syrups b. steam Importer Of French Orns
nenis such Cupids Flowers. Gum Leaves Lyrics, Dan
Phin Decorated Toys COssaques Fancy Papers for Csks
Stands Bouqnets Csrtonages Fancy Boxes tor Christ
and Nes Year Presents Cornncopiss, etc Ne g
Old Lsves sfrst between ST Louis and Cont strsss New
Orleans Ia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

CoAL......'..... ooD.................COAL
Families wishing TO supply thems Ives with Coal and Wood
for the winter will do wen send in their orders
my Office, $50 Tchouptoulas Third a
Branch Yard frytsna ant Fe ~ road All orders
mpty attended 20. Delivered free Il charge ali
Of the city. My Coal is from the a. j. wasOns Nine
she best Btuminous Coal for family that this
MARI ct ID. MAOLIN
A LEXANDER a. ERsKIsE
N (R@BT ALEXANDER, JNO W. FRSRISE,)
fHGN1X SHAN WOODWORKING MANUFA0FoRy,
Doors, sAsh, Blinds, Moulding Scroll Saving and
Turning, Furniture
$40 NEW LEvEE now PETER sTREETJ Corner of Erato,
New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

T'HKOUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANT
New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA aad All
Points North and East,
VIA N. O., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADSG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED
o., J. AND q. N. RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l, 1858
Shippers Informed transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York. ROston Philadelphia
very low making saving shipper BY this
route of from TwEN TY to Fifty PER CENT.
All claims for loss, damage overcharge will be promptly
settled O. points Of delivery.
For further information apply Depot on Callope
street. at the Office Of the Company No a Carondset
s. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent
JANIS YoSeE. General Freight Agent
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
AW RD................~.LAw CARD
W. SCOTT BILLUPS
Attorney aud CounseIor-at-Law.
BRENNAN. TEXAS
Special attention paid Collection and prompt
returns mace.
j N. HALsEx-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. 8 Carondeist Street.
NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08
UNDERWRITERS.
PnILIr LYNCH UNDERrAKER

Metallic Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain cOiu
always Bodies Embalmed aud carefully shipped
Funerals aterded to in person he hopes BY strict
tion to obtain a share Of public patronage
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

WAITED COMPETENT SfEWAROT, =
w charge the Phoenix Hsuse Restsur ans ION
.ctioDery Department Apply immediately 90 St Charles
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-08

KNEAss a MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAeEE KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufacturer OF saddlery and Harness,
-TnPoRIKRs
sADDLERY, HARDwARK Betting, PACKING AMI
HOSE, ErO., ETC.
Nos. Tchoupitoulss and New Leves and "a, IS sad s.
Common streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-11
A Murderer Self.COnvicted.

About six years ago u girl uamed Lucinda
McGinnis having been murdred near UClca
a InIpe and Now Ian, two men of the neignbor-
hood were arrested and tried for the crime, out
acc uitted The principal witness against tnem
was 0eoIge w White, the girls lover. who affected
20 testify with great reluctance. Immediately
after the trial, however, White disappeared
from Oneida county, and DID not return Ch1 her
until recently, During the war IL appears that
ne served in the Union army, but wniI hersoever
he went his guilty conscience ceased not TO or.
ment him. and al length betrayed him into the
hands of justice For on Monday night, as he
wandered up and down the stairs of the City
Hall in a state of menta alteration, he fessed
TO the janitor, who asked him what was the
matter that he was waiting for Rosa whom he
had killed. This avowal of course, led to his
arrest and though his friends say that he was
suffering at the time from delirium tremeus,
and that no credit ought to he given to his
statement yet it is highly probable that he is
the real culprit and That he will be convicted
and execu ed for the foul deed.