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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
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- RA AA A - 49, wy
9LtD()U dies ~bynehburg Manufactured
SnlokipEo 1d Chewing Pohgysos
JAG. 22ad, leea LlBEgk AAYis0P
D0fAn BpNCI3Ea bert brtad
e)N%UW Cqlton YPgn Ton eo lweul
Jinuary 2gd, 1860
6sEtatS tLsFE 3 IsAX.IORn =;
SIDES spaniRs Sole LehllE.
DtylIE JapuaFy 22@,i Ase9a As
bHn& 2AYLDN.
9nn bushels Eev T5p Closer Seed
Z(TW Jsmn,ft 2ad f8iQ.
BEN NETAYb0Rs
n BUSHELS New s0roPl Timothy
ZNBfD& Seed. tF AgAp
Y january I'D, 1860, tta Al
LEE s. TAYLQn,
100 E Mst.Egg Rfsfie'd " pf ogn
NJ LEE &T.tYLoR.
.TE0 BARRELS" Larbeysp " zallonns''
e1V g Strangers t'r Writes" and Hack
eysQ prime N%'rginit made Bye Wbiskey. 4
january yea, 1859. (
LEE X TAYLOR.
.EA BARRELS Cider Apple Brapdy. ,F
az January 22d, lscsv3
p raaev ~ n. LEE &iTAYLUR.
00N KEGS Old pomitipp Nails, AS.
1OC sorted 100 Boxes Sxlo and 1882.
Window Ghtss, 3N
LEE \ TAYLOR
No. "A, Bridge Str LyprhGprg, Va,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

right bank, to levy Especial tax. Postponed until
Saturday. t-.7--r-tr
An act for the protection Of game. Postponed
until Friday next.
Senate joint resolution providing for the sale Of
warrants enough to pay the per diem of members
and salaries of employees in cash, amended, on
motion of Mr.. Pratt of Claiborne, by giving to each
member ard employe twenty per cent. additional
pay In warrants.
SENATE BILLS.
An act relative to grand jurors. Judiciary COM
mittee. -.f ,..ra -.. .r
Act fixing fees Of justices Of the peace and con.
stables. Ordered engrossed. r--.-.
Act to create q new judicial district. and fixing
terms of Third. Fourth and Eighth judicial dis
tricts. r
An act providing for the destruction of certain
bonds. Finally passed.
An act 10 create college Of pharmacy and dis
pensary. Finally passed.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.
An act to punish negligence in drivers of city
cars. Judiciary.
An act to regulate in Jefferson parish.
An act relative to judicial and legal advertise
An act to organize department of internal i'm
provement. Referred TO committee on intern al
Improvement.
Senate bill to investigate the penitsntiary. Bill
indefinitely postponed.
Bill giving $4,000 to Lincoln Monument Asso.
citation. Committee of the whole.
Bill to authorize Pointe Coupee parish to issue
bonds. Ways and means committee.
BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
An act for the relief of Kelley and wicher.
Psssed.
Bill granting ferry privileges to Hatcher and
Jacobs. Finally passed.
Bill authorizing police Jury OF st. Charles parish
TO levy a tax wherewith to build road.
Pending the consideration of this bill the House
adjourned till noon to-day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16
J. 3. WALTON g. DtSlONDe's SALES.
SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. l6 RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL.
BYJ. III. WALTON a DEsLONDE.

BYJ IL. WALTON a DEsLONDEs
J. b. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office. Carondelet street.
-CATURDAY, March q, 4 $50, at IL o'clock
- NJ at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, will
LOT OF GROUND. situate on Rampant street, in the
square bounded by Rampant, Basin. Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet IL inches lines r. mt Ram
part depth Of l2 feet 10 inches lines between
rara lei INES running through 20 Bias n street. -. .
The Improvements consist OF wei constructed and ele
ganily faished TwosTORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DENCE containing psros and dining room below ant
six the upper floor The house provided with
ali the requisites elegance comfort and convenience.
Parties wishing visit and examine the house with view
10 pnrchase do so by applying 70 the suctoneers
a. TRRss CoNpIrIoNs-One fourth cash In United
STATES Treasury notes. the remainder credit of one two
ard three years the day sale in notes Of the
chaser payable his order and by him indorsed
beans In terest seDt sad
by special and vendors privilege upon the
property until final payment the mortgage to embrs the
penal cause Of five per attorneys fees In OF suit TO
payment any Of the notes The buildings 10 be
the satisfaction OF vendor until the
Of The purchaser will be required TO the
payment per special State tax Ia case II Is
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be given
the first Of July 1862 until which time rent will be paid
Act q sale before A. Mazureau notary public at the
pense Of the purchaser intending United States Reyenus
stamps
NorT-The furniture including carpets mirrors chands
liers. brackets, etc. will be sold In May next.
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S, GUINAUlT'S SALES.

UNREsERvFD SALE IF MRS. DURAND'S STORE.
WINDING UP HER BUSINESS.
BIZ =. GUINAULT,
AUcrIoSEER,
Ofice-comer Of Exchange Alley and Bisnvle ssrest.
and ensuing days, Royal street, between Bienvis
and Gu tomhouse streets. will be sold
The contents above store consisting Of ns household
articles splendid and complete China dinner sets,
vsre China ornaments China such plates,
dishes cups pitchers punch bowls plated
tors and kitchen cutlery plated and forks cook
R9- Terms Cash
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16
ERKNCH MEDICINES nI1rlf c
-PnxrARsp BY- ~
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS.
Is Rue RIoHELIEU. PARIs.
Asthma, Oppression. Byspnea. sad
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABis INDroA-
PREPARED BIT .sHIxAurr Co. CHEMISTS. PARIS. u
experiments in France England and Germany hsys
these sovereign remedy for the
above distressing elections especially when ReladohnA
stramonium and Opium have failed 10 give relief
APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY or
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
gnnese Pills. "a.

me treatment Of chloroc scrouous affections u always
ong and tdous With usual preparations Of ron which
not unequenty fail owing 70 the stomach nct being able 70
support them The researches OF Professor Hannon Of
Brusssis ensoui aad retrequin Lyons; Bersens and
Tousseau Psh have demonstrated that this lsmentsbs
failure IL owing the Of Manganese, which, we'll
a. Iron essential element OF the blood These Ps
therefore, supply Important deficiency 10 therapeutics and
have consequently received the appreciation OF the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
employed with certainty Of success against Choros Gresn
regular Hsnstruaon and preferable TO the pills Of iodds
Of iron alone In all snemic seofaeus and oanoerous sns
uona .rr. r f..-
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
sRINAULI 4 co, CHEMISTS, PARIs.

PBPslNK thestest scientific discovery Of Dr. Oorvsz
MUSICIAN his ajey the Emperor Of the French, Is tbs
Gastric Juice Itself rather. the digestive principle pued
which dgests IN the stomach When BY some cause
other tho supply q digestive uid = TOO small ne neyssos
nation Of the mucous coats Of the stomach and heart
ehoross The Elixir Of Pepsins which sanctioned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16
MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.
HORSES AND MULES.

GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS HORSES, WORK MULES, BUGGIEs. HAR
Mes, ETC, AT AUCTION. .. tn m
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. d Co.,
r N. MosrGoxsRr-Auctioneer.
OfHcs-s9 Camp street.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10th. ~ halfpast 10
o'clock A. NJ, p. Liners Stables, Gravier street, VII
be fold-
Fine ssddle and Harness Horses In pairs and single.
AlsoElegsnt Top and Open Buggies Harness, Saddles
Hs- rrRzs-Cssh IN q. e. Treasury Notes. - .
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GENERAL KIRBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
....- ... At Newcastle, ..f.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September l5th 1858, KIRBY SMITH, with corps o.
assistants qualifications Of She highest order vn
open, ut Newcastle, Kensucky, l'fH n.Ur
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOB BoYa r-
Nevcsse Is located In the healthy bluegrass region q
Henry county distant -four mles from the Lousvie
frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinns
Railroads. with each by good amscd PIKE
and about two travel BY rail from Louisville. VI
The Academy buildings owned By himself are OF modern
admirably adapted for school purposes and STU
ated Of the The standard or educson
will thoroughness IN branch 20 pc oetermnse
searching examinations The discipline VII
be strictly military, requiring punctnaliy and prenptness
the performance Of duty The domestic depertmcns
viii Be conducted with and beray 90 - 70 me
health comfort and contenment OF the scholars Inc cne
asc session divided into two terms Of twenty weeks esc
the first commencing September 18TH The charges cr
everything excepting uniform, books and medical scna-
ance viii three hundred and seventy dollars IN
squa nstanf uts beginning Of each term q the
session No from these charges VIII ee made Tor
absence during the except In protracted sickness or
honorable large and then tuition re OF $0 por
current VII be required
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
stationery Louisville prices As the number OF pupts
limited wishing 20 places In the Institution
should apply In thus making his permanent resi-
dence Kentucky and devong himse 10 the education q
is YOUTH the Principal hopes TO have the cooperation OF n
friends in this Commonwealth
For further Information address T. klhbf SAirh.
Students ct Eminence. on the kouisvs
and Frsnko Railroad whence emnibusss VIII convey them
70 Newcastle ~. n ..
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GIRARDeY q CO.'S SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUorIoN.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION

-<<---
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUorIoN.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION ni
ai '-Asp- '
THE HOME PLACE.
Both Fronting the Mississippi River In the Parish Of
Concordia, State Of Louisiana
In the matter Of ZEBULON YoRKE and ELIAS ].
HOOVER, individually and cOparsnsrs. Bankrupss--
No 6os-Dsrct Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, sitting in Bankruptcy. ..f
BY c. 4. GIRARDEY d co..
-rw ct AucrroxxxRs-o6ics. II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, Feb 10. 1899: a At y s S,slSss
on Royal between Canal and Cnstomhouse Streets
The city Of New Orleans b virtue q an order from The s
United stsie the Diste, Of Loussn. dated nth Jan
n s' $ ssS!Rf situated in thu
q sss sss q % GH
BY Mira Gather and below by lands OFF Asr
The one undivided half ne ssid ws Plantation
sold property the title to which Is !. dispute as Is provdet
mad. subject ?, g: made 3
order S court e one % sf a. we
q THE HOME PLACE, situated IN the parish Of Con
sSs ri sSon 5
by John A. Miller and below by the owne
by Miller and In the rear BY lands OF the unsd state
on public snds. q. =
Of court Ober Co., Of New Orleans expiring
the LIST day OF January, 1870
The the s. q asTVi
than the leases above stated the assignee acting ss oces
by assignment bankruptcy and by the aforesaid orde
OF Court
~ frRxs OF sAIz-Cash the spot In u 8. frsasur
Acts 81 sale and u stamps
the expense of the purchasers before NJ 0ernon NosayP
lie.
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G. De FERET'S SALES.
PEREMProRY SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN. OF CHOICE INVOICE OF
SPLENDID GOLD AND SILVER DOUBLE CASE
WATCHES, RICH DIAMOND AND OPAL SETS
EAR RINGS. BROOCHES Etc.
nv q. DE FERRET.
-l.....- -AucuoxxxR-ohc No. Sc Bisnyile street.
CATURDAY, Fsb-uary go. 1e60. at III
- p msdately after the conclusion Of she
estate Gales by pvbc auction the ST CHARLES AUG
TON EXCHANGE, for account Of whom il msy concern,
and witt OUT u INIT reserve, will be sold.
4 spler did invoice of Gold and Silver Watches, yich
Dismr nd Opal Pearl Ruby Garnet Coral and other Sets
Ear rings Brooches heavy Gold Chains and hedslons,
Cameo Pins. etc ..r- r rl.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

FuRNIfURs... ....FURNIrURE.....-.fu RNIfURB
BY MONTGOMERY bios. - Co.,
h H. MONTGOMERY Auctionss,.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I 9Th. 80 4 o'eIoeh =
their Auction Mart 81 lamp street Will Dc sold
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RrIfUHh
snch Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Bu
resus Armors Wsshstsnds, Mahogany and Walnut fctes
Sofas Spring seat Chars Easy Chairs Marble Top Centei
fables Marble Top Sideboads Exenson Tables Veves an<
Brussels Csrpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EnmsN
nxs PAintiugs Cooking Stoves and Utenss bang 10
eoatents Of several welfurnshed homes.
A large invoice Of Cottage Bsds, cans and Wood Be-
sS-TEsys-ossh in o. 9. Treasury Notes.
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syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron.
-PKzrAKxD sr- .1I.f lU
aRIMAULT CO.. -9rof .d

Unenisu 70 q 4 II. Fftncs rapoieon. FknA
This uedcze presents, In agreeable form, the active
,rrIp- IN Peruvian Bark The be-t IN tonIcs combined
With Icn ons Of the principal sAsss Of the blood Il IL pre-
scrbed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris 70
Choros 0een sicknsssJ 10 facilitate the Development Of
young females and 10 restore health and gor TO the system
plants caused By ansa and eucohea 70 which ladies
often subject rsgularzss and fscstes ne bow Of the
srofulous children Lastly u exetee the sppsts promotes
Digestion and Il extremely beneficial 70 all
blood has been Impoverished BY Illness long and dica
convascsncA Ths sscs Of this Syrup ars Il certain
and spssdy. r.. "a. .....r.f.
- IN -Ill1iH y. DUcQsgEs.
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MEDICAL.
DoPEs CURE TOR COUGHS. COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC. r ID, ..Er.r 80

ASTHMA, ETC. .0 .sfril 20
In all Diseases the Throat and Lungs requiring Tho use
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy TINS pre-
marathon NAV be used BY persons OF ages from "ths In
funt ns~ssnr puhins srrns TO where "ths
sixth age shifts into the lean and ppered pantsoon with
Is much prospect relief from formula phsrmscop
PoPEs CURE FOR COUGHS has been used In this
city for over years. with Increasing demand put In bot
ties ct 75c. each Try IL. JOHN H. POPE.
Druggist, corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also BY JOHN DrBENNEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets -INN 10 .Il
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

A BOOK FOE THE UNFoKTUNATE.
> BALDWIN Duyrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EASES Impoeney Loss Of Power. NsIycus Debility with
,snplatng marriage Sent BY NAH receipts Of csnA ~
J, BALDWIN DUFF,
Ir TI. Now Orleans Medical Institute.
26l Magazine srsek
where an private diseases successfully trestsd
CPECyAL TREATMENT OF CHKONIu
- DTsEAsEs-Dk DE- BAUssET viii take charge Of and
the following chronic diseases vz seret
Diseases Whites, Blennorrhees Ulcers Rheumatism gou
Dyspepsia Chorose Liver Complaint Diseases OF the Una
~ Organs and Deafness Consutatons every day from ~
o'clock till at his Office, corner Of Orleans and bour
bon streets. Residence No. A Dauphine street,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

Furniture CarKoes Producs Real Estate and svsy dsscrp
ton Of Merchandise promptly attsnded 70. - Ina
Reensr SALE Dsys-Mo1dsys, Wednesday, Fridays and
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charge to the jury, he left by The first train
for the Northl
We think this is one way Of accounting
for the anomaly noticed by our correspond
ent If reasons exist to blight confidence
they will be more apparent in the CONNER
cial circlea than elsewhere. On the other
hand, when confidence is restored to health
and activity, the sunlight Of its movements
will be brighter in these same circles than
elsewhere, and then the land in the belt
around Richmond will bring higher prices
than other lands. We congratulate our
correspondent on having made his purchase.
He will reap handsome profit upon that
advance which will inevitably follow the
restoration OF Virginia to equality among
the States, which will soon take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-08
Canning Fruits and Vegetables.

A correspondent has addressed to US
some views on this subject, the substance
Of which we present to the reader in this
department of the paper.
The business Of canning fruits and We
getables might be, under proper manage
ment, successfully carried on in this city.
First. The material for it is abundant.
The gardeners around Richmond say that
the prices Of their products are only remu-
nerative OF the beginning of the season,
and that the supply exceeds the demand
through at least the last half of the Sea-
son. During that period the producers
lose. This has been the case in the north
ern cities; and in Baltimore, of which
our knowledge is more intimate than
others, il was 30 until the canning bust
ness was begun after which, the producer
supplying that market was compensated ior
his labor during the whole season. Before
the business was commenced in that city,
in the latter part of the season peaches
and tomatoes often sold for ten cents per
peck, and gardening was an uncertain bu-
siuess. After the demand for canning,
prices were more uniform, and the pro-
Queer was not at any time subjected to
loss. Gardeners have expressed the opin-
ion that they might safely compromise with
the consumers at seventy-five cents per
bushel for tomatoes throughout the season,
and it is supposed that the Gamer may well
pay from half to double as much more.
Second. AS to a market for Richmond
preserved fruits and vegetables. 1t is as
sumed that from the abundance of mate
rial, the cheapness of labor, and the low
price of freights between this city and Bal
timore, the Richmond canned fruits may
readily be placed in competition with tho
northern canned fruits in the northwestern
markets. Then, by our connection with
the South and West through the Danville
and the Virginia and Tennessee roads, our
manufacturers would have important ad-
vantages over the northern. BY the time
the Richmond manufa cturer gets fairly
under, way and makes the acquaintance of
the trade, the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
will be finished to the Ohio, which will
open vast field to him and enable him,
with proper enterprise, to supply very
large part Of the demand for it.
These advantages indicate that the bust
ness of canning fruits and vegetables in
Richmond may be highly successful. They
apply with equal force to that other i'm
mense trade which has built up 30 many
fortunes at the North, and especially in
Baltimore-the oyster-packing business.
Oysters can be gotten here with more ia
cility than they can be supplied to any
other city save Norfolk; and with the
chcapncss of labor, and facilities of trans
portation to the interior, the business Of
picking and canning can nowhere be con-
Quoted with better success.
While individuals may derive wealth
from this department of trade, its pursuit
here would be highly important to the city,
as it would be altogether @ new resource,
and one insuring q considerable increase
of the occupation and general wealth of
the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-08
ne NO HUMBUG !

FL NJ hIubb"
THE ENTIRE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to be sold al and below cost for thirty days only AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
415 BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
lam now closing out my entire stock OF FALL
and WINTER GOODS regardless Of cost.
French Merinoes at 80 and a0c. worth Sl.2S;
Atwood Plaid at IS and soc. worth 7Sc. ;
Empress Cloth at GS aad Roc. worth aoc. and 81;
Fine Plaid Popllu at 02c. and al worth $l,l5 and
fl?5;
Balnoral Skirts at 81 and $l.c5 worth sl.so and
4l.75;
Red Blankets ut 10 per cent. less than cost;
Great bargains in White and Colored Flanncls;
Twenty-Five dozen IIuckaback Towels at - per
dozen really worth $40;
A full line of Cloths and Cassmeres for men's and
toys' wear;
Atwood Cashmere worth 81 ut 81. 30;
Atwood Cashmere worth Al. so at Sl.l5:
Atwood Cashmere worth el Is mt 81;
Atwood Cashmere worth 81 at soc.
Cussinet and Kentucky Jeans from 2Sto SOC.
A large stock OF Bleached and Brown Sheetlng
and Shifting Prints. &C., at very low prices. Just
received from New York auctions Il large variety
of Ladies' Merino Vests Gentlelnen's Merino
Shirts and Drawers, Gloves Hosiery, &C.. which
Will be sold at great sacrifice. 200 yards Spool
Cotton at SC. each or SOC. per dozen Pins and
Needles at &c. per paper. and great many other
goods to be clos ed out at and below cost st
JULIUS SYCLE'S, AIS Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiringham's book store.
Store closed on SATURDAY. fc 10
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Land about Richmond.

A correspondent, who is both practical
and sagacious, expresses his surprise that
land in the region about Richmond is 80
low. He had been seeking chance to in
vest in real estate, and had canvassed the
whole State, and found that land was
cheaper about Richmond than anywhere
else. He justly thinks it should be higher
here than elsewhere, and is surprised that
it is not.
Richmond since the war, owing to the
political situation and the uncertain future,
has been held in allegiance. The disturb
= ing influences of this condition would
likely bear more heavily on the principal
commercial community of the State than
elsewhere. Capital floating about for in
vestment is naturally drawn into the city,
If 1t sticks at al for city property at
low rates promises o more certain and
Larger income than that in the rural dis
tricts. But when the capitalist stands
weighing advantages in view Of city
whore bad government is more palpably
demonstrated than in any rural district,
the chances are that he will, before ne in
vests. lose confidence and retire without
purchasing, no matter how much he NAV
DO pleased with the topography, fertility,
and general advantages Of the country.
sor instance, wealthy capitalist was in
= TINS CITY recently to make an investment
i oasseelng Judge UNDEgwoop's atrocious