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{ NUMBER 80.
Hymen in the Dark.

STARTLING ILLUSTRATION OF THE SAW THAT
"a FAIR EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY "A
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish of Rapides Parish Court.
No. 1091.-Succession of Andrew j. Had
not. for homologation and final account.
nv HEREAS James w Hadnot has filed
w his final account as Administrator
of the Estate of Andrew J. Hadnot: No
tice is hereby given to all whom it doth or
may concern, to show cause, within ten
days from the date hereof. why the same
should not be holnOlogated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, January
9th, 1869.
VIM. D. CHANDLER,
Jan. 1875. Deputy Clerk
TR Y ST.. ms COUG
3 Expectoraut.
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Louisa Hoffman } No. l16-Palish
.vi VS.. Court - Parish of
August Chevallier Rapides, State Of
Louisiana.
THIS CASE HAVING BEEN CALL
i ed pursuant to assignment and the
trial proceeded in, and the law and the
evidence being in favor'of tho Plaintiff
and against the Defendant, it is there
fore ordered, adjudged and dccrecd
that Mrs. Louisia Hoffman, wife, do
have and recover of August Cheyallier,
husband, the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars, recognizing her legal and tacit
mortgage on all the property of her
said husband, to take effect from the
9th day of October, A. d., 1886, that
she be declared the owner Of seventy
two head of cattle branded L Il c., and
marked hole in one ear under crop and
half crop in the other and have sole
control and management of the same.
And it is further ordered and decrecd
that the community OF acquets and
gains heretofore existing between the
said husband and wife be dissolved,
and that she be declared the sole man
ager OF her said property from the fling
of this suit. 90 -i-n,l -' s-
q: This done and signed in open Court
this 28th day of December, A. D., 1868.
POI, .f4 g.. ID j. Ii. C. BARLOW,
Parish Tn1rc
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY /, 1859.
AMUsEMEsTs.

ST. CHARLEs.--To-day the little ones may ia
augurate the New Year befttingly, If they will
by taking final peep for this season at good old
Santa Claus. and py witnessing once more hat al
ways welcome fbHy spectacle Cinderella A
consignment of lew toys t. sse distributed by him
to-day have reached Old st. Nick since Christ
mae, and the chi visitors at the ST. Charles New
year matinee, nay again therefore look for the
sugar LOAF hat and frosty wig SO suggestive Of
pethorc stockings. To night the Midsummer
Nishss Dream will be repeated. 1t will be
found charmisS evenings entertainment. The
Hanlon combination il announced to appear on
sunday evening, not on Monday, as originally
advertised.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Remembsr, adolesceu.s
OF New Orleans. that visit to the Academy to-
day Involves, not only an opportunity of witness
I1g that favorite nursery tale, Little Red Riding
Hood y as dram ttiZed for the Academy stage but
also an invitation 10 part4ke of the dan ,st bit of
pastry and most refreshing glass of mead or soda
that ever tempted your juvenile palates Now
recolect this, a. should II be your fortune TO be
among the guests. We warrant you 1t will bring,
what the CREssENT wishes you all, d A Happy
New Year"
GERMAN 0PERA.-That bewitching aud popular
composition Fra Diavolo," is announced for this
evening, with cast which cannot fail to render
IFS performance successful. Aud very many, we
imagine there win be, who, desiring appropri-
ately to conclude the days enjoyment, aud seek
ing real entertainment, will find il by Occupying
comfortable sea- at the National and listening to
Nv 1919 'OiSto VI AailC IEclucIlcl, o. Tiara
Lang Zeigler.
VARIErIEs.-" Do" was well played last even
ing BY the Varieties company, Vining L Dwers ap-
pearing as Caleb Plunamer, Mr.. Sheridan as John
PfiTybngle, Mss Orton as Dot Miss Gray as
BeI'thd, the blind daughter; Miss Freeman as
Nay Fielding, end Miss George Dickson as a
very sprightly fdly SIolrboy. There was only a
tolersble audience to witness a performance
which in its merits demanded a full house, To
the prologue, MEss Vaughn and Miss Bella Wallace
each looked well as 0beron and 70dnia respec-
lively. The Sudden transformation from the
woodland scene TO the cottage home of Dot was q
pleasing surprise to the beholder and ELECTED
prolonged appisuse. "Dot" will be repeated
this and lo-morrow evenings and at to.morrow's
matiree.
CRESCENT Crrf MUSEUM Visitors to this well
arranged cabinet Of curiosities, living aud in
snimate, never GENE away otherwise than gratifed
by the opportunity there afforded of witnessing
wonders collected from the four corners of the
world 10 minister TO the novelty craving palate of
New Orleans amusement seekers. The museum
Is on ST. Charles street, directly opposite the ST.
oharles Hotel, and will be found open daily from
3 A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ
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CHOICE STABLE AND FANgY GRooERIEs.-The
attention of our readers, and most especially those
OF the Lone Star State" is directed TO the adver
usement of our friends. Messrs. A. G. Pierpons
a Co., Is New Levee and Is Fulton street, who
have on hand large and select stock of fancy
and staple groceries, which they are offering to
the trade at the lowest market prices. These
gentlemen, though old in the business, are young
in enterprise and energy, and backed by large
capital they are in possession of facilities that
must, independent of the large trade they already
have, bring an increasing patronage that will
make them in very short time one Of the leading
houses of this city. 0ur friend, Major A. C. Pier
points name. is q household world in Texas. and
his many friends steadily steering their circle
OF acqusintapce 10 his house, while Colonel D. E.
Scruggs, the able cashier of the house is, By his
social, genial qualities, centering the nebua which
viii produce the shower that brings forth the rich
harvest. See advertisement.
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fss'ts tflrtrs 49, 90 lpaa - e. - iaas
~ .tflt 4 % .att 'aaa sas ~ ane.
= 80 > ,...,.s $3.50, ...'. - p.
s.e'l 49,. $50. ~ - ss...s 81
tssls 80 80 49, asals = go
Fl.f Al = ssaasr 81 - 80 a.sss
Isfils Hart - el01 laslIl .slras T.osa
ftsseita aao'aa's 80. q taaasaI lnaaf.
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- soIa'tt astis h. baiiles esf assia.
HE4s - ~ ttaIse. sireas dsad apon ne nlaln.
Aaa Asafs iasa . iss ifon oat Ne woaaisd irsas.
Res nasy chsress sroushi 10 ~. Ga YEAR
- ttos etfe iIuImad tlal nsVer knes . tear.
Aaa sieis siooi ~ were pleasures shoali ap-
%. nasy ,.sA. hos msuy homes made poori
hgs many hfafts made vid0sed. vorn and sore
pesn knoeksd ahke A. kings aad peasants
How msny forms the earth bat lately trod,
L.e tur - no. beneath the snow-elad sod,
Their bodies DUST their souls confronting God
How many chips that proudly sailed from shore
Are moofed below, the white waves rushing o'erl
For crew and ship return to port no more.
How many VOWS we've idly falsely spoken!
How naIy loyt pledged with q faithless token!
How napy heeIss, too trusting, we have broken
How many words we would perchance recall!
How many deeds undc-remold. Der all
The past then drop and pin the darkest pail.
Tho memory. thus embittered, stands agha,t.
sees REF and JOY commlnged In the pau
Welcs mes the new, while weeping DER the last
Yet, let the dead past berry his own dead:
Act and say Dougbt we would undone, unsaid
Start life anew. remembering God DER head.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

HARDWARE, JAS. II. HANS PLows. Erc.-Te
direct the attention Of our readers this morning 10
the card In another column of Mr.. Samuel Locke
Wholesale dealer in hardware, cutlery, etc., etc.,
81, 80 and Al Peters street, who announces to his
friends and the public generally that he has Just
received new additions TO his already large and
varied stock of heavy and shelf hardware, which
he is Offering at the lowest market figures. He
has also large stock Of the Jas. II. Hall pillow,
which Is acknowledge By experienced planters
to be the best now before the public, and which
he is selling at manufacturers prices. This house
is too well known for honest dealings to need any
Endorsement, at our hands. and we cheerfully re.
commend those in want Of anything in this line to
give Mr.. Locke a call.
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$500 sI-s..s ast. r.ss.sl go aaa 81. T. !.
E.a|0t. ~ u y Ha.IIl Ha.a
F.sl e. I..rt ~. ar.l.r afrs.t.s...sia -
s.asa g. b. 80
NsssssI eisrfs nsaal A. - - ~ p. - -
- $500 - 1889 "a $685. asH.aa
~ ssea b. 1855
ftsi 80 Taafn 49, raasisri sl.sraaa-.at. -
iassles O. = - rsss
49, q sil,l i.ss..s = = sas,s.t q. 49,
ssft assTiiaa
hsa-l.f sassstissl - sfsfisI iaa-r - IossI
80 efoani fa susss $685. u.rssat r.fss e. - b.
@sese spfai 49, 20 As ia o. sA.r sI.ssuni
sssesa % ~ ssat
Al tuslesss 81 sirsrtlssnsnts g. - srr.f n
rsfts ~ 80 Inc. 80 inssf tsn
Al ant 90 ave issaaaEts - psd sfraa,.
Al sassitemsne a. aarAsd 90 spssises nanhsr %
nssfiNAs ~ - ibished siz tnss and chsr-sa ord
sasy
Al tins With rsru AZ advert shaI be rsud rtn,hix
Aiqaess l. ths - eeeupisd ~ . sold agate
THE w EI:I<LY CRESCENT
Il Tubnshsd ever Saturday morning Subscription IS
per annun m lovnce half yearly and quarterly. sans
rates Jingle eypiss. 10 cent.
Hates OF Adverttsiugs
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Messrs. Z. h Converse & Co. sse advertising in
this morning. CRESCENT fresh arrival of pork.
clear sides. lard and whisky. These are con.
sdered leading articles in the produce line. And.
as this house has long held reputation as being
honorable dealers and moderate in their prices.
we would advise cali upon them ere purchasing
elsewhere.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

The following are the names of passengers nv
the steamship Teutonia, Capt. Meyer. from Ham.
burg via Southampton, Havre and Havana. which
arrived at this port yesterday:
Tneodor Win, Wm. Prehn, B. NJ Navarro. A.
J.. West phsleI. Thos. C. James, G. Hin-icbs' 1ng
:Jnngoe cker. lriederike Asenheimer, Babette Oet.
finger, and SIS in the stserage ''
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

This mornings CRESCENT informs its readers of
the admission Of Messrs. ]. W. Noyes and Frank
Gaiennie as partners into the old any highly res
pected house of E. K. Converse.
These gentlemen are both well and fsvorabIv
known IN CUR community, and possess business
qualifications Of no ordinary character
Commencing their career at the opening Of lse9.
the new firm has our best wishes for their fu,ure
prosperity
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In 10000 Shares. Of the par v.lrs .
Bath. ctual amour. to be DaIdIa Cash 4.


And this amount is 70 be paid follows One pss
cent at time Of subscribing and more until TIE sntrs
capital has been subscribed then calls be made b,
the Board Of Directors instruments exceed ave psr
cent per month When thrynvs per the par Aus
Of the shares has besn paid stock m be
sued This vii give the Company paid up
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List of passengers per steamship Juniata, P. ?.
Hoxie, master. from Philadelphia, Dec. %, and
havana, Dec. 2s, ls6s, to WIN. Creevy:
From Havana--Jno. A. Sewers.
From Phi'adt phis--Jss Ferguson, Jao r. New.
srs; Mrs. Doyle, Z. B. Kendig, John Pine, MIS-. s.
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oALLs+How TO BE MADE.

One cent Of the Stock viii be required on subscrns
and subsequent calls not 10 exceed I've per per month
viii be made BY the Board Directors from time TO TINA AZ
may be supply funds construct and squp the
nes but no calls VIII be made after the per cent paid
ninth the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
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Do TELL.-Why is Phalon,s Flor ia Mavoi 81.
new perfume for the handkerchjef HE an er,snS
eoya Because IT is scent everywhere. Sold BY ali
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The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have q re-
eogniiion from the United States Government Of tho mpor-
lance Of their enterprise. with grant Of the valuable
franchises ever conferred Telegraph Company. No
competing line has had the right granted By Con-
to this Company to and operate nes over
every Railroad and Mall Route In the United stssA Tia
position Of this Company diEs from any company
ever before organised The qussn Of the Right Of Way Is
forever settled.
The stockholders Of this Company be sold out or
transferred to any other Company. The Of Congress IN
der which this Company has been organised prohibits
transfer Of the franchises granted.
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rsLleBAra conPASr

Ans- su,.rpn.. 70 be Known - the sArTossLIrELr.
GRAPH COMPANY. has been organized. with valusole
franchises conferred By Of Congress, for the par
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES or TELEGRAPH on
ell The principal railroads and mail routes In he United
stae The STOCK be issued upon the principle -
that of the xsehants Union Express Company. which re
Gently operations design interest tho
entire business community in the enterprise This do
not much dispose Of Stock n Is me
nsss Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital is 10 be
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Actual Capital Required.

The Company confidently believe that thirtzavs orc,p,
Of the Capital Stock viii construct and fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND NILES or w1al i,
which VII connect all the csnsrs ana i'm ort.p.
places In the United States This opinion rests upon the
most reliable estimates and responsible offers 10 esnssot
and equip the hnes
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is orx.ni.sd
under the laws Of the State Of New York. and rancns coz
srred BY an act Of Congress- spprovedJuly "a 1906.
Presdent-GEoR0E b. sEEfER, Of Clsvssnd, Ohio.
vieePresidsnt-ROBERT SQUIRREL Of rev York C,ty.
sscrstAu-0hoRGK B. WALTER Of New York City
-conAsr's oyrIcE-
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The present Telegraph Companies country have been
consolidated into huss monopoly, s now earning
six millions Of dollars per year. or over one
cent the actual of their Ines present capital
having bee watersd over one thousand per cent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

mat New Years Day should follow so closely
upon the heels of departing Santa Claus has
always seemed to US a sort of providential cir
cunstance in that it affords to those disappointed
ones 70 whom st. Nick has given the go-by liz.
geIlng hope that be may in mercy turn back and
maze AMENDS, though tardy ones, for his neglect.
Many there doubtless are to whom Christmas
presents have been unknown. and who awaken
with sort OF vague conviction that soma eif,.
long delayed is nevertheless awaiting them on
this happy New Years morning.
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rsrties susscoing Win communicate the SANE
letter TO the Resident Director. DANIEL EDUARs Of
thseity, ct the tine Of Subscribing
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The Company confidently believe that thtyavs pr
Of the Capital stock viii construct and fully equip
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo.ooo.

the paying points reached BY the present monopoly.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

decided by our own Supreme Court. But we
should nevertheless withdraw our intercourse
with England, because Of her course in taking
advantage of a technicality of the law to in
jure Us. lie opposes the reciprocity treaty
with Canada, as we were unfairly treated in
the last one, but he thinks such a treaty
would be a great advantage to Canada and
England. He expressed the greatest conf
dence in Boutwell's policy and Considers hIm
the best Secretary of the Treasury since
Hamilton
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

TOSEPH TRIASD, the French Barrier - .. -.
eI m,,nd Cifv il prsrared 10 restore bs 70 M -,
bald aud will give security that the hsii va.
u all it's natural beauty aud lustre or o" 'r. sls
will be made providing customers VII -, d
rity that the work will be paid for II the nn 70
restored. MrF. will give security from my sst
two thousand dOllars according TO the co, es.e,,-su
the hair will be restored in all lie natural -. he
cy and in return would only ask secaf''!, ;, Sisds
secure his pay If the job is satisfactory AZ 10
of work belonging TO the trade viii be a'o'
manner to warrant the utmost satisiachVu. -. %
NB. did not wish to publish my n. ol thsi
the public until had satisfactory e', e',1Iess, doos
could accomplish what i claimed. HsSOs rro-
40 in some extreme eases 1 am now reedy, dy,.e,.i .s
coed to business, and would ask the ,s.L,, Cbesr
favor me with a call next door % ihs scVIAND
Hotel JpShE" wly
Diauooud City. " 7. April =
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

COMMENTS salt Lake" says the Chi
cago Reporter has the delirium tremens.
San Francisco" says he has been on a
three days Matinee" Helena" says
somebody's third story aquarium has
bursted Virginia" says its a stand of
for the Muscleshen "pickled ears" Go
riune" tells Chicago salt and water Is
good for what ails him.
I'm Pursuit.
St. Louis, June 2.-Kansas dispatches
say Col. Weir with a squadron of cav
airy is scouting on the line of the river
for Indians. Col Merrill will take the
field from Fort Harker. Gen. Custer
from Hays. and Hamilton from Riley,
with orders to pursue vigorously and
punish severely any Indians that may
ue found. The killing OF thirteen per-
sons in Saline county is confirmed. The
women were ravished. 1t is sale the
outrages were committed by the Sioux
and Cheyennes, divided into bands oi
from nine TO seventeen
FraIerniZing.
Chicago. June l.-Charles Crocker super
intendpnt 81 the Central Pacific Railroad
Campbell, Division Superintendent, samuel
B4rstow, of the Alta California, and several
other CalIfornians, were in this city yesterday
cars TO the Union stock yards guests oi
the Pullman car company. Other railroad
officers were in the party. They were hospi-
tabl, entertained ard expressed themselve:
highly grati6ed.
ID. o. Mills, President of the Bank of Cali
fornia, passed through the city yesterday
bound home.
The trains from the East daily bring i'm
mense numbers of passengers bound for the
Pacific coast.
Passengers arrive regularly five days and q
few hours from Sacramento.
Bcecher Recognizes Cuba.
Chicago, June 1.-The Tnbune's Ne~
York special says that az Plymouth Church
yesterday, Henry Ward Beechsr read an an
nouncement of an entertai nment to be held
by the Cuban patriots and took occasion to
say that If any people were ever justified IN
throwing of their government, the people oI
Cuba were justified ia relieving themselye;
from the yoke IF Spain. If any people de
served freedom, il was the Cubans. Som:
people said il was insurrectIon, but If so, II
was based on a righteous cause and ought &C
succeed.