The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-01
Iural 3nteuigsnre.

other tributes Of affectionate and regretful mem
ory 70 those who have gone before. The day is
one OF the coolest and most agreeable we have
had this autumn, and no doubt every body 10 town
will be out at the different cemeteries.
Policemen have been stationed st the grave
yards and the car stations Canal street, to pre-
vent disturbance and disorder.
TIE YouSo LADIES # the high schools of the
second and Third Districts contemplate giving q
grand concert, few evenings hence. at the Ma
uoha Theater, for the benefit Of the sufferers by
the recent overflow. The concert will be both
vocal and Instrumental. the performers compos
city. The gem Of the evening will be the great
cantata Of George W. Root, of New York, enti-
tied "The Growing Of the Rose"
WE HEAR that there are serious apprehensions
in the seventh ward of the Third District about
the completion of the poll books of that ward, as
it is well known that the persons appointed are
utterly incapable; but we are informed that our
intelligent and energetic friend, Armand Quere of
the Spirit Of '6s, has offered his services, and
hopes by his assistance ell will be right yet.
LOOK AT YOUR TIcKEr.E Before voting on
Tuesday see that 1t contains other names than
those of the regular nominees Of the Democratic
party. .saa is rI..-lsi r.i D .-s.-fs
one day. The polls are TO be open from A. N.
10 r. NJ. None but registered voters can vote.
Two tickets folded in one annul q vote. Voters
will find in another column special notice con.
cerniDg their rights and the circumstances attend.
ing Tuesdays election.
The ExcEssIvELY SUDDEN CHANGES in the
weather have afflicted almost every person in to wn
with bad cold.s Up to daylight, saturday morn.
ing, the temperature was that of July or August.
Suddenly the leaden atmosphere was changed into
vivacious and aggressive element; the north.
west wind emerged from his tabled cavern, and
sweltering population, slamming doors to and fro
with alarming bangs, and causing drowsy people
10 cuddle under the slight covering the sultrness
Of the hight had induced them to put on. This
morning the weather Is chilly and autumnal.
On FOR WHIP in every honest hand, to lash
the people that come into newspaper Office and
amuse themselves BY lancing the table of an editor
or reporter with the pen he writes with. Such
people receive curses, not loud, but deep, sufi
cient TO send them to lower depths than the lowest
In Hades. Hrtt -
To DELINQUENT TAxPAYERs.-Goyernor War.
moth signed, yesterday, the act which pro- sidss
that should it become manifest to the mayor, and
council of New 0rleans that judgments rendered
in lS6S against delinquent tax payers of city taxes
for 1867, after citation in the official journal of
the city since the adoption of the Constitution of
ls6S, are invalid by reason of any change made by
the said Constitution in the Jurisdiction of the
courts, 1t shall be competent for them TO obtain
valid Judgment upon the same by simple publica-
top Of notice 70 all such persona as may have
I cen cited or notified previously that judgment
thar Whenever bills are for lesss Than sIo0s den
Que pts sbould be directed 10 annear and ansvar
before the Third District Court; and for over $780,
IN any otnet court o. competent Jurlsdic ron;
names OF delinquent taxpayers, but referring
them to tax lists published IN JHy last. ~ -
DuRISG the late session the Legislature passed
nearly Two nundreo aets- s'a = -et ift .,s:
THE Brokers find fine field for speculation in
State warrants, for which they are. Offering no
oAe % ~, :. - M y SOY ~ 80 'Sa'y oones " 'uo uol s
ah. ru.. e. ~ a. Sa soe fece,v.
Years 1851 ,sa ,ss S1 lex ana ZEE vs, U s srs s,s
informe that STATE tax collectors refuse to re-
ceive mem out tnis hIormationi Is derived rom
prokerl: Unoer me same Jaw tne otate tax col
,ers;or ~ ~ Jst isnnsrv y cosc. e
s .ens,on s ~ me-. .he 10y y noA' 10 cohecs saxes
ana make 'nen re'urns'
TIE ACT PASSED by both houses authorizing aud
recurring o'a'e 'sA 70 receive State notes
anu WaIianu Vi ue ne uehe,ad a. Assembly IN pay
inens "a saAes ~. ioos tnu iooo, neS no' ye. 70
celseu .ne appiosal Vi .ne goteihor; specu,a-
% .SI sssuieo us ,aa. ne nau.oeou 'olu py
.ne governor Una. ~ woulo not reoeve DIS sane.
uon. Ios' "anmoh . h laiornleu US Una. ne pao not
y;ai ,o UNI rs m nse;o unvn IL oebo,o % n, ioa
SopsiueIeuon. tne quesuon nes os'"een INC
broker and 'he governor.
THE CLERKS in the State auditors Office, six in
number, complain that they are oyerworked. gil.
ing from five to six hundred warrants day! Mr..
Peralta, late auditor never had more than three
clerks.
"A NghBkR OF eTockhoLDEks IN the orleans
Isnroau company, running Ironi .ne neao Oh DsY
pbihe stree. 10 sne city park, nave appnea ioi
ana oDtaineo msnaamus 10 tne rourtn District
Court, ordering the poaru OF directors OF the CON-
psny to show cause, on the 18th inst, why they
should not cause 10 be solo, after due notice, at
public auction, four bundred and twenty shares
OF siOY each ID tne capital stock OF the company.
The reason aliedged Tor the mandamus Is, that
the shares IN quesuon were subscribed Tor by Ger.
.ain s.oesholoeIs VINO nave neglecteo ana omitted
10 pay 'ne ins'aimens ss ssrequneo py tne cnarter'
WATCH THEM.-Sypher. the Radical candidate
for Congress in the first congressional district or
somebody In his interest, has struck upon the
old trick of issuing Democratic tickets
with his name thereon instead Of Mr.. Louis St.
Martin, the gallant and honest old Democratic
war-horse.
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