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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01
INV PUBLICATIONS.

THE SPIRIT OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, OR A
Holy MODEL Translated from the work of
N. Andre-Joseph Ansart. By tho Sisters OF
r Charity. New York: r. O'Shea, 1868.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01
xDro1IAL AND ofm uNu.

- 80 ~ .t-B ~ -- = '.iti- Z & EI'a- ~
Gaxabaa6 Il down ON the Fenians. :
Bismarck = too sick to begin hts travels.
The Radical majority in Texas q s,5sr 5000.
J. lngersoll, formerly Minister 10 ST. james
10 dead. =
Gen. Hancock, it is rumored, has requested {.
The fal1 Of snow in California this year, va.
The mnnicipal elections in New York show
Democratic gain. - " I" :
An aves.ge Of one newspaper dies weekly in
y II costs two millions month to run the New
York city government. 80.
z MI. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis are now at the
st. Charles, in this city. -,
Gen. Maggie and his fellow prisoners havebeeu
indicted for treason, at Sligo.
A curiosity dealer in Brussels advertises 70,
sale two teeth Of Napoleon,
The number of persons out of employment in
the city of New York is 100000. g
The entire coast line of Louisiana is twelve
hundred and ffty-six miles. :
All that remains Of the munifcent beouest Of
the late Judah Touro is 1900. v
An nglish baronet recently left in his will
ffty dollars for . favorite parrot
Fourteen thousand persona received aid from
soup housesin Boston last week.
3oTC
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

Of A., RoM.-By letter from Mr.. O'Meara
% n - "a, at Warren's, he says he was to
H.,.. n. next day. thence to Orc Elmo,
Lon. 0ity and Lewiston, and would be at
hs,lu Tue loth, at farthest. He was in good
ias - Aus spirits, and wrote everything look
'@onsy Democratic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

ov-There has at no time in the past histo-
SL I,.ho been o more important and exciting
LECTION than took place on Monday last II is just
praise and boast to the citizens Of all parties
aus' n-acnet, that there was no quarreiling. no
49, - harsh language, no boisterousness, but
H s.tts was waged with quiet earnestness, deter
" '.'tor and energy throughout the whole day. In
,rcporiOn to the population the larses. vote ever
.r.a in this precinct and in the county twas poiled
- - .v Returns are given as far as heard from
. .rother column
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

rkizE FIGHr.-By letter received by par
"es 10 'nIs city, We learn that at the Democrat
y ha'lncatIon meeting held in San Francisco.
vi receipt OF the news of the nomination Of
seymour :, and Blair, Radical rough challenged
- Usa n Kelly, formerly of this place, to meet
~ -~ ID 1ne prize ring on the following day.
-4' challenge was accepted and the parties re-
p a I" ground selected for the fight, when,
'"' i0u' hours fighting Kelly whipped his OPP
r'A'u' masnlng his smeller" and badly cut
"1s LIS face and received no damage himself,
ss 'ne spraining Of hand injured in a
,s 'O' similar kind some years ago. A good
~ 'u lie Radical party have challenged the
0l0'facy TO meet them at the ballot box No
,a aDe' next, and like their representative
~ a'u o. Will get drubbing that will crafty
Of the land.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12
;+v and County.

.wrzAnp.-This celebrated Magic per-
bAsrlS .-.;v.d in this city. and will begin a Sc
: <: :;::s: S% an 4: !: :: s::s
qsnpl h' :. has received praises for his skill as
as counu' .rccess in pleasing an audience to the
Magician s.hs;r moneys worth. He has perform
full eI'en, in almost every place on this coast
ep fun &c he will do 30 here We have had
sad We az .,,.aments this season. and he comes in
dssrtn u - :. rssye the monoteny. He win make
GOD un0 p.s;n we believe. and give all the folks
tour o. y. marvellous powers. Besides magical per-
peep he will give an illustration of his powers
frn'n' .-,oouist But the most wonderful and in.
feature of his entertainment is the life-like
Fss'n Of his ten automatons. who are exhibited
'ps''A temple prepared expressly for their use.
nd we'll worth the admission fee to see alone Go
Da y, see him. His show is new thing In this camp
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

c,,,,vseEp.-A certain female admirer Of John
Cav in this town, on Monday last, donned male
49,, and went to the polls TO vote " Gray" ticket
Although it was dim twilight, just before the polls
I'D aehanenge was promptly interposed, and
=, admit vote. Probable cause Of the yociferous
cheering
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

rcrrvsr.-ws learn that the lottery drawing OF
v, and Mrs Cole, on Buena Vista Bar. took place on
Saturday evening last with entire satisfaction TO all
r.,ies. That was more than Sam Stewart could say
oNks Golden's lottery recently in this place. and
that WAS all al 0. K" too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

n. BAH persons indebted to the firm are notified
that speedy settlement must be made, and accounts
stand. corner Of Main and Wallala streets.
June q, 1S6S-n POWELL COZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

EkrHER-For the past few days. the weather has
hesn warm by day and cool by night. On Thursday
night We learn ice was formed in some sluise boxes
OF Crimes creek above Centerville. Queer season
tbs from some cause.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Bankine
House Of [n2Stf] B. n. DURELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

Cool LGER--Leopold BischoH. on Main street,
aOvs G. Bryan.s. wishes the public to take notice
has the coolest lager beer always on tap that can
&c hsd Call in and try
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

CLUB NEErISG-DEMocRATs ATTENTION THE las,
vii BE- held on this Wednesday evening. at the
Court House. Leteverybody be In attendance. Bust,
ness Of importance will come before the meeting.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

Bianks.-Every description OF legal blanks are
i On hand or printed TO order on shori notice, at
LIS 0thce, All kinds Of job Printing neatly and
promptly executed to order Give US call.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

IDAHO CrTT Bass BASp.-Our German feilow-citi.
composing this splendid band. are entitled 70
s9sciL mention for their skill The band will com
pare With Al equal number OF musicians anywhere.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

N~<-----------------
i.sn .siANA lrEMs.-We gather the following
o." from the Montana Post of July 31st:
linn, 1ssnoppers continue their ravages in va
srov ~ OF Montana, threatening to de-
TIs NE ne entire crop around Virginia.
Bar na ~ole OF an animal was found on Slater's
snsta reaf Helena, measuring two feet in di.
Mind Nina u. IL was buried twenty-five feet.
That ssS was so deep on the Fort Benton road
drawD 'g lei yoke of cattle were required to
Bear GuIaIy large large nuggets were found in
pounds I.cn few days ago. One weighed FIVE
absr %' somewhat mixed with quartz, and the
ssh s' !, lump of pure gold, worth $500.
Con- 6rs.n mas been finally agreed upon between
sss :, ,a nee, Lodge McArdle goesinto the ring
han Anu heavier than Orem, being heavier
IN aoatsy.m man who has ever fought in the ring
dsnt wa. h;e1yon, of the Deer Lodge Indspem-
Boat III. 10 Helena, on his way to the States.
were still arriving ct Fort Benton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

"rIcE-The Board Of Equalization will meet ..
1s Court House, in Idaho City. on Tuesday next in
continuation Of their regular meeting.
Il SAYRS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12
FOR, - SALE.
The IDAHO WORLD Establishment
Consisting Of

Two No. 1 Washington Hand Presses:
Two Gordon Job Presses-one an eighth and the
other n quarter medium size:
One Paper and Card Cutter-26-inh Knife;
One Rule and Lead Cutter-l2-inch slide;
One Hoes Rule Mitering Machine;
Large fonts of Long Primer, Brewer and Nonpa-
rel news typo:
Fifty fonts OF Advertising and Job display type;
A ane l6-case Cabinet of Card and job type:
Double and single brass proof galleys. wooden and
slice galleys news and job sticks-au sizes;
One large l0-caso Job Cabinet;
Seven double Stands with racks:
Twenty-Five pairs of news and job cases:
Fifty fonts Of programme and poster type-from
two TO fifty line plea. OF metal and wood:
large stock OF news and plain and colored job pa
pera bill head fat cap. fooscap. note letter and To-
io post papers, cards. card boards. 6c.:
Also. The business and patronage Of tho Semi
Weekly Idaho World.
The whole establishment Is new and in well ar.
ranged working order. and Is the most complete and
largest In point OF printing material for newspaper,
book or Job work in all ldahe and Ia not surpassed
this side Of Sacramento In California or Portland,
Oregon For terms and other particulars apply ut
the IDAHO WORLD OFFICE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12

pi'lsE sERvIcE-The Right Rev. Bishop Tuttie
VI noia divine service in the Court House. on Sun.
Wy Aug 18th, assisted by the Rev G. D. B. Miller
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

From the ouachits Telegraph
The fickering campfire and the bugle horn
Proclaim repOse to sens Of Peace and War,
And weary hearts to dreamand Joys are borne
Along the Valley of the 0uachits.
Now swift and sure, as down the ripping tide
The graceful Pargoud points her beauteous
prov,
Athwart the sky the shining planets glide,
And silence marks the precincts of Monroe,
Save where q wily-brained Caucasian hopes
Success TO gain in a nefarious plan
And groans TO view above his dusky dupes
Abe warning finger Of the Ku Klux Klanl
Start not, good friends the mysteries that mark
The cabalistic writings Of the hour
Percbance may hold the fair Promethean spark
And kindle genius with unwonted power.
The guilty worker Of fraternal strife
Full frequent runs when never man pursues
But upright men tread lion-like through life,
Scoring the threats that jealous sinners use.
Regardless, now, of clanish text or creed,
The free born verse with nober srdor CLOVIS,
Bids sturdy Agriculture take the lead
Anc Louisiana blossom as the rose,
As fair, she will, If Enterprise hath room
Upon her fertile glebe to freely work,
And coax anew the cotton plant to bloom
By gum-tree ridge and tangled cypress brake.
And where wild thorns and noxious ivies share
The tropic richness of the furry field
To bid the peach. the apple and the pear
From pleasing groves luscious harvest yield.
Aye! where resonant breezes balmy thrill
Through nsught but gnarled oaks and worthless
pines,
Autumn's effulgept sun shall pregnant Gil
With crimson juice the fruit of countless vines.
o, then, ye proud scorn not the men that bring
Their iron arms In contact with the soil {;
The coin that's free from dross will clearly ring,
And hearts are purified by honest toll.
Where Labor weaves lifes ceaseless warp and
wOOf.
And Science takes unnoticed threads in hand,
No brighter carpet, meath imperial roof,
Than the fair bosom of our happy land!
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western
Railroad.

OFFICE N. o., o. AND G. w. RAILROAD Co.,
New Orleans, June 6, 1868. (
The New Orleans. 0pelousas and Great West.
ern Railroad Company. desiring that a connection
shall be formed between their present terminus at
Berwick's Bay and the Houston and New Orleans
Railroad, which terminates at the Sabine river
and which when completed 1.-THE distance being
l63 miles) will connect New Orleans with almost
the entire railroad system of Texas, the presi-
dent and directors OF said company, therefore,
propose TO such party or parties as may under.
take TO fill up such gap the following terms and
conditions, to.wit:
!. VIII lease the right Of way and the franchises
now possessed by said company from their present
terminus at Berwick's Bay to the toEa Of Yer.
miionvle, the grading OF which is almost entirely
completed for these sixty three miles, aud WILL at
the same time, lease the right under their charter
to build the branch railroad from VermiliOnville
TO the Sabine river, at or near Orange, the same
having been already located by resolution of the
board of directors. The distance between these
points is 100 miles. The company reserving to
itself the night Of way and transportation on pay.
ment of prOporiiOnate freights and passage money
from the present terminus of the road TO any ex.
tension towards OpelOusas of its road beyond
YermiliOnville.
2. The said lease to continue for term of years
10 be agreed upon between the company and the
lessees. At the.end of the lease the property 10
be valued by disinterested parties, the railroad
company to select three and the lessees three the
two, If need be, to call in an umpire, whose deci.
sion will be final The railroad company reserv.
ing the right TO purchase said property at such
valuation, but If not then promptly paid for BY
said company the lease TO be extended for a
further term of years, aud so on until finally pur
chased and paid for by said New Orleans, 0pe
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company
The grazing already made between Berwick's Bay
and Nermilonville TO be valued by competent engi-
neers at the time Of entering into a contract, but
not to be PAID Tor by lessees until the end of the
first lease, herein provided for
3. The parties leasing to obligate themselves 10
connect with no other railroad which might here
after be built, terminating at or near The citv Of
New Orleans. and further obligating themselves
10 90 no ACT when VIII infringe the rights under
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

Texas-2l5 bbs -four 80 SKIS corn
80, CO.. feet lumber and suDores
nav Works. eamsh,p Geo Cromweli-9S9 bales cotton
II bales wool IA hides go bols hour lO mdss Is hhPs
old ron
MISUNDERSTANDING st Mary--5OOOO feet lumber
OOO shingles l5 baAs coffee 5000 bbls inns 100 starch
bNs tobacCo
REV enthusiastically Crescent City-sA bales cotton
y $50 bushe wheat lois hides O pkgs 50 bags wool 40
bales NOES 10 / hds tObsrco
MOBILE-Steamer Lncretia u bags c0es aud sundries
ST LOUtS-Steauer Com Onwealth-SundIy mdse
NAfAEZAS-Bark Ada Carter-7OO empty hhos III do tics
Is do bb.s coo hosps
HAVANA. chr salvador-lO5O bbs aour 80 bbls erd 50
bbls potatoes ll3S sks corn
PROVIDENCE, I-Bark Litch6eld-5OO tons cotton
sAYANNAH-schr j wbipple-3575 iron bands and
ties
PENsACOLA-schr Caarlotte-23 bbs -four and sundries
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ReeeIpts OF Produee.

ST LouIs-stesmer Ruth-l0 kegs butter DelBondic-
10 do bbr $50 bols flour Bondo-lU0 bbls pork
40 bbls meal Uhenoweh Casey &ce46 b hau- 10 eks bs
con Laumanl0 fcs hams COnverse-2 pkys tobacco
Mayer Bros7s pkgs saddlery Hortsr Fenner6 bxs
Miller heyer2l2 SKIS oats 722 SKIS Geo Marun-5OO
oes Hour Keep Caulhed-O 40 so SKIS bran TO orders
wayne &eo-0 psgs sundriss Jos HOsE csks bse N 50
ties arc Sanford &eOO 10 csks bacon rs bo pork
80 III bbs beer 22 obs -four Whitney &C 9S7 bbs hour
kehor; Updike &eo-4S Dunnica &co-l4 bales hemp
hhds bacco 81 SKIS cern 2O0 bbs meal WOods-966
bbs -four IL kegs butter 1850 cnrn Slayback kcOS
&c mdse 10 bb -four Wsddy Thompson 6co55 bbls hoar
~ SKIS corn Glover Odendsh csks brandy DO bbs hodr
Buddecke-SOo bbs -four 20 ties hams Kennedy AcO-
hhds tes hams s. bids bscon West Netesol7 hhds to-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
Imports
NpIANoLA AND GAT.

1NDlAHOLA AND GALyESTON-SteamshipH Harlan
- bags wool l9 pkRs rdse trunks A Whitney 6co2l
bags wool Coure-i6 do ls2 hides bdl hides Wther
ell &co-2 exs cotton samples Mummy Lulng &col2 hides
SIS wool Ddl SKINS traucke - uales b
BekDap-l do Jennings, 6cO-l pkgs Blankets II
NoOdhouse-7 empty barrels Geo Merz-l bales jnnk bis
broken glass nds gunny bas wool OrderS6S9
reDcy Schmidt kZeiger-S20 do Being-siO0 specie *
seanng-Sl5O4 DO $3.50 DO Franz Dannee-S6iO do
kstz Banet-l5s head cattle McQuoid Mehle-sundries
30 oTder-Totel 5 b. lee cotton
MORILE-Sreamer Francis-4 bb's turpentine A Whit.
ney &co-sundries order
MN Notwithstanding United states-Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

Jno King-SO tobacco Hernshe nkvx su,
dries 0reenwIod son-l0 bbs beer KrOstl bx books
Clarke Gioeble25 bbs pork Groebe &c 80 twrne
Wa Bel &co-400 bbls Hour rrudhomms a Grsce-2O do
Blake Towers bales hemp Di Ions pkys gre scsi
bbls OIL WalkeTl00 obs -four Duffy-225 coils roma
joyce stahor5-l2 bxs BarancO 30 bxs eordal
Hart &co-l pkgs grths Sherman &co-2OO bbs m.ai
Alis-50 do W r mpsnn-25 hf bbs beer Faschpa-
10 bbls o Bostck seymour-525 bills -four HorreII
co.'s bbls beer 30 hfdo Mrs Geo Emer-25 hams A
bbs -four and sundries TO er3er-Tota hhds tobacco
NATChEZ-Steamer Wild Wagner bales cotton q
lagher-l do Dowling-l40 SKIS cotton seed Newman
6colO sks potatoes kennett Bell bns potatoes Fasa
Pierson-O do bxs p-ach-s bxs apples bxs pears
Irsmon an-lO sks potatoes Duggsn-9 do Braslisco
. do Biscoe Smms-ll bbls potatoes T Dag an
mans bags wool l. COurat-7 bxs cabbage Murphy
sunor,es 20 order-TotAl bales eottJn
loves Ferguson Hervey-2 YiOtt Black &co-l jonas Il
Eg eston-l bale psltes 10 hides Oglesby-I baes woI
~ rolls leather Fslowes ferguson Hevey-29 SKIS
BeaTd-6 hides Jos HOy2 do bales saacson Saxas
&co-56 hides Jonas Egglest Mo do bd hides l bae
peltri and sundries oIdsrTotal Is bales cotton
LOWER COASr-Steamer A q Brown-5i bbls rice TO
A Socola-2 pkgs hides l. Ruch-sundr TO order
LAP URCHE-Lugger oreans-45 bbis petstoes to order
AsuBNsloN PARlSH-Lugger Hope-lO4 bbls potatoes
OCKPoRT-Lugger LibeO-2O bbls onions Is bbs po.a-
toe and sur DIR o. order
LAFOUB CHE-Lugger lie Jeune LefOr-ls bbls potatoes
and sundres TO order
JEFFEksoN PAkIsH-Luggtr Hard Times-S5 bbis DO
tsioes to order
ST JAMES PARIsH-Lugger Gslena.-4O bbls potatoes
TO order
LAFoURCHE-Lugger Esperanzs-7 70 bbs potatoes to
order
LAFoURCHE-Lugger Three BrOtbers-5O bbls potatoes
JORDAN RIvER-Sehr Alce-I5.OOO feet lumber John
kllott -
RILOxI-sehr stsr-4OOOO feet lumber to order
Delmss & Griffs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
NEW ORLEAss, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4.sopN
making connections with Trains Vcksburg aud
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
ACCOMNODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
At $40 going far BroOkhaven. Retaining leave
Orleans at II lis NJ
Excursion Tickets good for Train Saturday Sun.
day north, AID trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
at $40
IS WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
I'D WARE, General Tranpportati AGENT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

- and COTTOE PICKBRY, corner ST. Thomas and IS
ganee streets IN the immediate vicinity Of the foowias
fresses mississippi Leuisians Fire Proo Alabama Shnr
Pers Planters, Tyler, Factors, Commercial Pelican, Or.
leans, herehSnts Vcksburg and Penn Having hrstciAss
Carver Cotton Gius Of slightly each, tbs latest in
proved ne prepared " hsu gin and pick Cotton hon As
Dor AZ Price CSrren. once l1o Gravisr street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

ERNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE AAEUFAC-
turer OF stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
props sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jujube Paste, Gum
Drops ana SyrupS by steam Importer OF French Orna
nents such Cupds Flowers Gum Leaves Lyries Dan.
geln Decorated Toys Cossaques, Fancy PHpe for Cake
STANDS OF Bouquets Catonages, Fancy Boxes Christ
mas and New Year Presents ConucopiAs etc, etc No %
old Leves street. between St Lop and Cont stree New
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
WATERING PLACES.
FOB WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINE u.
Mail steamers.

FOB WATERING PLAoss-MORGAN LINE O. O.
Mail Steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYl6
EoR Bay ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs and Psscagous-
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Ths new low pressure iron steamer I,aura o.,,a,,
JOSEfH N. WALKER, will make regular Trims TO sbovs
below: ~ .-' -
On TUESDAYS And THURSDAYS A r. train
goua. '-'r e''-s =" s'cs'
N Returning viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY wEDNEs
NOON. e'e's SNNDAh
The above trips will be regularly unless prevented
Oso weather or low water For further information apuy
CHAs. A. WhITNEY& CO., gents
90 and 50 Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from CITY IN
lieu Of nOrse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, O'Clock
An Extra Train will leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at o'clock. On and after April 5th Trains
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR IRON until o'clock p n
FARE-To and from the Lake, day Is cents Pas
for GENTLY notify the depart
Of Train Fare TO GENTLY Station-Fieen cents each
way GEO. PANDELY Oeperal Sup't
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
AGRICULTURAL.
RICE hILLs.................R MILLS

Having secured the services Of Mr. PETBR McKINLAY
be inventor Of the approved RICE POUSDER now in
who has been than 80 years engaged the con-
sTuctiOn erection and management of Rice Machinery We
are now prepared under his supervision, all kinds
OF Machinery repaired in the preparation Of Rice the
Market ana 70 furnish s Necessary drawings and spsca.
cstsns.
model Of MeKinsys Patent Rics Huer, suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption Be
cen At cur estsbHshment
LFEDs co
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
OPELOUSA%.

oPELOUSAS.
kFGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOk OPELOusAS, WASHINGTON PoRT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atcbsf.lava rvs,
sne Bayou CouItableau-The hght-dnat steamer II a.
BlnckfoB a, q. G. Pck It. master, j. r. gchridt cl.~k
va le-yt New rlesns every "Wednesday at Return
M ~ VII eaNs nAshngion every sunday, at ~
Ihe blackiord connects u Smmsp0t with the seana,
kenkakee, ard will give through bills of lsdne Sold fo
as low any boat $3.50
KENNETr BELL ,
w. NJ. sURLs Agenta
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
- Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 5PM
EC& OFELOUsAs, WASHINGTON PORT
Barre, and ali LANDINGS the Coast Atcha Rvs,
ano Bayou COurtAblean-Tbe good and safe steags,
Annie Wagley, N. Ksrtson, master r. 'Jobs
clerk VIII leave above VIII cave Washinetoa 49,
supssy At 10 O'Clock For freight or passage sDo,
on board or ~se appH
BLOCH BROS, ls Common STRAIT NO
or o. HINCKLEY 4 SON. Washington la
n The steamer Annie Wsgley At Wasbr~to,
WITH steamer bull Frog and barges for andins on Rxo-
boeuf and viii sign through bills of iadna = -'N-