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Senator Pratt says he only weighs 27o pounds.
Gay old Opelousas celebrated Mardi. Gras.
Five feet of snow in Maine woods.
VaDdeDhoff has been hoff down in Portland.
The arrival in town of q granddaughter Of an
ex-governor is heralded in Portland paper.
Down East doctor thinks he can divide the
Siamese twins. So can butcher.
Breckenridge, in Baltimore, was the guest of
Rev. DR.. Bullock.
The Grecian bend is Godsend to valentine
makers. TH0 9. .4
Louisville prosecutes saloon keepers for per-
hitting boys to play billiards.
Thanks to the officers of the steamers Mats-
gords and Cuba.
Qneen Victoria and John Bright exchanged
books during recent interview. M
ConyiviAl toast (for Q temperance fete)-ill
high, drink fedu.-IEx. 1as
The health Of Mobile is bad-for the medical
fraternity.
1t was rumored that the conviyial A. Head was
top-heavy yesterday.
Go to the ant, thou sluggsrd l"-yet there are
many idle poor who prefer to go to their uncle.
Geo. Ellis has the Round Table and Harper's
Weekly. 10
The Southern press at all points alludes, in very
kind terms, to the late lamentsd +" Asa Hartz.n
A firm in Boston has received an order from
China for 600 cases Of boots and shoes.
Once Week recommends hot potato in the
pocket to keep the hands warm at church.
Carl Schurz Is the pronoun {" IL split half WAY
up, thst IL may waikiki. Y. Dem.
bohemian v,ote an article entitled a. How
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From New Orleans to MarssiIIss.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE

The following communication from Mayor Con.
painting of the coat of arms of the city Of New
Orleans, which was forwarded by express, in
closed in tin case
-.vr MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. l6. 1869. J
bon. w. Il. Seward Secretary of State Washington D. c.
bir-Agreeably to the request of the president
Of the Board of Trade at Msrseilles as transmitted
under cover of your favor of the It'll December, |
have had executed an oil painting of the coat OF
arms of the city of New Orleans and have this day
transmitted the same to the department of State
TO be forwarded to the United States consul.
Your prompt attention, in accordance with the
tenor Of your letter. will be fully appreciated by
our citizens, whom have the honor to represent
in the execution of this pleasant duty. am, sir,
Your obedient servant.
JNo. R. CONWAY. Mayor. ?
The mayor on the same day forwarded direct
by mail to the president Of the Msrseiles Board OF
Trade the following communication, informing
him Of his action in the matter:
STATE OF LOUISIANA
MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, 18th day of February, 1863. \
Hon Ad. Arman President Board of Trade, Marselles
Sr-HaviDg been furnished with q copy Of
your letter through the secretary of State, ad-
dressed 70 our United States consul requesting
copies of the coats of arms of the principal mari
time cities of the world to be used in decorating
the grand hall of honor 10 the Exchange buIlding.
have the pleasure to inform you that having had
executed an oil painting OF the coat of arms of
The city of New Orleans 10 accordance with your
request, have this day transmitted the same to
the United States consul, through the department
Of State at Washington city. need hardly assure
you, sir, that the citizens of New Orleans fully
appreciate the honor which You will have the
kiDdDees to convey to the individual members of
your board. With great respect, am, sir, your
obed ent servant, JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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The rapidity with which Plantation Btters have
ized nations, is without parallel 10 The history
OF the world. Over FIVE million bottles we're sold
IN twelve months, and the demand Is daily incre
ing. Rich and poor, young and old, ladies, physi.
clans and clergymen, find that 1t revives dropping
Spills ;na ienas sIength 70 the system, vigor to the
Is compounded Of the choicest roots and herbs.
lne celebrated Cslisaya or Peruvian bark, ETC.. ali
preserved IN pure st. Croix rum. II is sold bv Ali
respectable dealers In every town, parish, village
rno hamlet through North and South America.
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FROM THE Rio GRANDE. - The Brownsville
Rsnchero Of February 9Th says that on the 4ih
Fausrino Valderey. political ADVENTURE suffered
death for having been captured with documents
upon his person contemplating conspiracy to re-
raigned oeforesa courtmsrtial, convened in Mata-
noros 10 Try him, and while the trial was pending
an order from Gen. Escobedo's headquarters com.
msnded him to be shot without trial. Ii was re.
ported that me two gentlemen. Messrs. Venero
Aguirre and Col. Cortina. who attended upon Val
derey during the last hours OF his existence, EN-
brscing him anectionately Just before he was
shot, were exiled BY the authorities Of Mstamoros
for having done so. Yaldsrey was a native Of
Spain, soldier By profession and an officer in the
with the emperor, but bis life was spared by his
esptors. After escaping out Of Mexico be visited
Santa Anna ut Cuba, and then returned. Docu.
ments were found upon him showing his com
pHcity In new conspiracy. BE died hrsvely.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA.-The steamship Cuba
Capt Dukehart, arrived Monday night from Balti.
timore, via Havana, with full freight and the
following named passengers: a
J. Conrsvneau, Lazaro de Sosa, wife and child,
Mrs. Marcaea Camoeho, Mrs. Isabel Camocdo and
child, Mrs. Juan NJ. Camocho, Miss Eloisa Camo.
cho. MIR. Csmocho, E. Camocho, g. Camocho, Mrs.
+. Csmocho and two children, f. Camoche, Jose
c. Camocho, Pro. Csmocho, Juan Lmard, ].
J. Sinard and two children, Vincente Limbard,
Miss Juan Limbsrd, Miss Amalis Limbsri, Mrs. L.
Limbsrd. two children and two servants, Ramon
Perduno, wife and two children, e. Ayals, Mrs. E.
Delmonty, Mrs. Jose Limbsrd, Mrs. J. E. Garcia,
Miss Emma Zell Mrs. Ed. Zell, NJ. Gonzales and
wife, Miss l.. Sissada, Miss ID. Sisssda, Miss E. Sis.
ada, Mrs. A. Sisada and two children, Mrs. NJ.
Valdes, F. Gonzales, Felix Gonzales. Louis s.
Checa and child, j. s. Martinez and child. Miss P.
Castillo, Miss P. Morales. Miss F. 8. Abop, Mrs.
Antonio Banaso, E. Morales. Franco Bonaso, Mrs.
Demena, M. Molina, wife and two children, "a. P.
Manfred, Juan Ccurty, Mr.. Arman, Clemente
Pasirosnane, J. Molina, ]. Prstts, Manuel Again,
r. Garcia y Marquee, Jose Ballsntin, s. Silvera v
Srutos, J. P. Candy. E. Strauss, 8. Kent. A. Rosem.
hat, r. Asuesux. +. Arguelles, J. A Sewers, r.
Betspcourte, Mrs. Janvier, t. J. Meredith, s. J.
Graham, ii. 7. Platt, Mrs. A. Bowen, DIR. r. j..
Perry, Mr.. Hursnde.
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MURDER OF TEXANS IN KANsAs.-Information
has been received in town, of the murder, al
Limestone Gap, Chickssaw Nation, of J. q.
Booth, Austin, S. Il. Baker, Prairie Lea. and ].
p. Jennings, Of Comsl county, and another man
whose name is not given, all Of Texas. These par
ties are well known in this place. They left here
on the 18th OF November. They made some our
chases ct kansas City, aud started from here for
Texas about the first Of December. They had
with them several wagon loads of goods and about
$50, 900 in money. Limestone Gap is absut one
hundred miles this side Of Red River. Booth was
an suctioneer with p. 2. Taylor, and Jennings was
the man who was robbed ID Chicago. They all
csttle.--[ Junction City Union, Kansas.
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Keep Hogan, 2s Tchoupitoulas street and 81
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. II. Han
Co.'s Mayesville, KY, plows. sugar and cotton.
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4, LIE TEETH SALvATIoH.-The interior bark of
.ne soap tree Of Chill y admitted by botansts to
s gDssess cisans4g and preventative qualities I'M
snsreo oy any other known substance. Its native
name, outlay, u from quizian, to make clean.
ans matchiess antiseptic IL main Constituent of
S sne famous preparation for the teeth known %
Sozooont; which has long since taken the lead of
vwyey otner article Of it, class throughout the
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Squares. month monthk Is months months Il months
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL. 1859.


BIZ Mr.. CHARLES 7. NASH. az IL O'Clock. at his
sslesrooms corner of Perdido and St. Charles
streets, an elegant assortment of bedroom parIor,
kitchen and general household furniture, as well
Is varied assortment Of sundres useful in house.
keeping. Terms cash.
By MEssRs. LOUIS STERN 4 BRos., at No. SO
Magazine street. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, without any
limit whatever, eight hundred cases boots. shoes
and brogans. These goods offer splendid oppor-
tunity for retail dealers.
By PLAcIDE J. SPEAR. model barge, skif, stores,
anchor bellows engines, etc., etc., on the levee,
between the grain elevator and Louisiana avenue,
near Kermuell's sale stables. Terms cash.
By J. DEAN, JR., at No. ls3 Gravier street, a
general assortment of household furniture, pianos,
ETC., etc. Terms cash.
BY GEORGE PEARSON, at No. $50 Fulton street,
- "A;-a end Enprfh sfraets the entire fnr.
niture of dwelling. Terms cash.
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nAGSoLA WArER.-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold thalf the price,
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Monthly Advertisements inserted svsry day, 70 be
charged tvo-thrds the sbsve rates.
First and Fourth page monthly advertisements, each
square, $40 per month
Transient advertisements, having the OF the paper
nrs Insertion III % square; each subsequent insertion
u cents per square.
Frss and Fourth page transient Advertisements each
hssrtion. 81 80 per square
Advertisements inserted intervals be charged
saeh insertion
Regular advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
Duch discount from above named transient rates be
sresd upon provided that shall such discount
exceed rs per cent
An business notices Of advertisements TO DO charged DO
sents net per line each insertion
An transient advertisements be paid for In advance
All advertisements marked for any specified number OF
Insertions viii be published six times and charged accord
ihgiy.
Al bills with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
square Ia the space occupied BY lines solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Il published every Saturday morning Subscription IS
PER annum In ADVANCE; half yearly and quarterly.
fstes; single COPIES 10 cents
Rates OF Advertisings
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A STEAM GRIsr MILL For SALE.-The advertise.
ment Of Messrs. E. NJ. Ivens & Co., So St. Charles
street, in which there is offered for sale sixteen
horse power grist mill, situated on GENTLY road,
with fifteen arpents Of land, in fine state Of cult.
walton. comfortable residence and all necessary
outhouses. etc., claims the especial attention Of
our readers. This is a splendid opportunity for
an investment, and one which should not be over.
looked by our moneyed men. See advertisement.
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ANOTHER LARGE AND PERENPToRY SALE AT 80
MAGAZINE AND SO GRAvIER SrREEr-Another ex.
tensivs and attractive sale is advertised to trans
pire this day at 10 A. NJ, at the well known auction
mart Of Louis Stern & Bro. Eight hundred cases
of boots, shoes and brogans, well assorted and
carefully selected for our Southern trade, will be
disposed Of without limit or reserve, and a. these
goods have just been received, and especially
adapted to the demand of city and country mer.
chants We not only take pleasure in directing
their particular attention to the announcement,
but have no doubt, from the reputation of this
house as regards reliability, that the opportunity
thus afforded for obtaining great bargains, will in
duce large attendance of anxious purchasers.
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Clara Louise Kellogg, 1t seems, has not high
appreciation OF Cleveland musical talent. While
the audience in that city was firing itself out in an
excessive encore the other evening she exclaimed
in the dressing room, "What shall singy Guess
I'll give 'em Sweet Home; they can't appre.
ciate anything higher" She sang the same song
in Cincinnati-perhspsf for the same reason. and
the audience well pretended to admire her over.
strained drawing OF the words.-[Ex.
There must be some very mean persons in Bos.
ton, If we believe what the Traveller says of a
class there who are SO economical that instead of
eating irst-class meal at restaurant, are in the
habit Of buying q roll. then make visit to an
eating saloon call for small dish of butter and
cup Of coffee or tea, making the total cost Of their
"repast" less than fifteen cents.
The late Rev. Henry A. Wise. Jr., was rector OF
a church in Philadelphia at the outbreak Of the
war. Not being in political unison with his con.
gregstion, be returned to Redmond. The Exami.
ner says " his pulpit powers we're of rare order
bold original, striking, impassioned, in his Hottest
flights his attenusted frame and loving counte.
nance beamed with the thoughts that poured from
his lips living tide of power, sweeping along with
him his eager listeners, and bearing them irress-
tbly up to the very climax and cearness of his
high argument" .-r. sr-r
Mr.. E. II. Rollins, exmember of Congress from
the Manchester district, Of New Hampshire, de.
tvered at Gen. Grants head quarters, on wednes
day, box of wooden hose, presented to the pres.
ident elect BY one Of bis constituents, with the
request that the general should wear pair of
them on the day Of Inauguration. 1t was stated
BY cynical individual who saw the letter that, as
the Donation came from hose msnufsctory, the
request was slse made that the general should
roll up the bottoms Of his pantaloons. The
same person Who sent this box to Gen. Grant
sent box to Mr.. Lincoln, accompanied with
the same request, which Mr.. Lincoln complied
with.
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g. Oneap RESTAURANTS IN this city charge forty
cents for three soft-boied eggs at regular meal.
Two important financial bills are now before
the Legislature, the one referring to the State, the
other to the city. The one orders the issue by the
State Of six millions of dollars worth of thirty
year six per cent. bonds, payable, principal and
interest in gold. the proceeds from the sale of
which to be devoted to the building and repair of
the levees. The other provides for the issue by
the city Of 100000 worth of six per cent.
twsnty-fyeyesr bonds, payable. principal and in.
terest, in gold. sf,. W t,.. ..t
Both boards Of the Common Council last nigh,
adopted resolution appointing committee to
investigate the charges Of corruption and nefa-
rous negotiations between officials Of the city
and Warmoth. preferred in some of the city
papers, The committee was appointed. This is
mossexceIlent move on the part of the council
1t - manly. Straightforward vindicsdon Of them.
selves, and must clsim the admiration even of
those making the changes against than, ~ IT
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shows that they are perfectly willing to let the
world know the extent Of the negotiations-f
there have been aDy-which are charged against
them as crime. TU uffs
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TER .Snnfalrtnst Sames Bid gu 8ObsItsr, u. y.
bat staen iuulttittsn SataIoB oasr oam'f''s" Ut
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9ataicss suslsid tlat NIB TabIt@ s'lar'stsN I'LL
w,iiurasn fur SlumsnauGt unS StRaI''lunasi BOZ
slumsn i'm aussmsinsn. PER- Sd VsBn"St lnN
uitt ra,uit. nur Den Nameu esr UOn 'bm ledge
tctusu Sumsn II. Slumtnsrt'7sln an6l9ssen'
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Genta sou rsm gsriait gu ~FsaisHen.
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unr tsrEltertf;u 1bsil res Gounts's alss e'nHuNfS
sci rsr County Sstpaltuna 6trausts. Gtf e"st'
gift TEN Sruft.s r.r Start 5srmaan fas ''U'
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strp1ltuns ibirlaf,n. BON rem 'Rnsn fafu O'b'"
lift sstlisGsnsn 8s6t tdittissn gsrfah~ 81 ""-
6sn. Die goltmrnriatrit slnsr SrtsNuHa rnisssr
lartiit.n gintahTte ns It ausss Btase' s4tf ls
o.u giatlrits err Stalt rci&in taun, bin, I'm ef
rrinaeuftn Neraratur.n ipelhe lie rur1 as9sa-
oIG, nne nnrtie llpiaten tl6latStsn Straesn
uolbmensi5 mus en-, pcr3unetmtn Nne fe Snt'fel-
tcr Idatlitm @tus 81 ~efjasisn. Ssa
pirtliae straleurutshsruns i p luusit t'"t N'rs
nebr, raaessu mereen aliittli6 500 bic ioOo
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mitt.rrsa.n in unj.rtn Strabtn enli1nrHnt S'ns
unp Qrtsr miessr nit Grre %eullnIHd 4" TtItstr car
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SMwa!ts!
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Cine &iitms pun Div, bic itrs 80 Sltgtsn
aui rtm stHdtH tlstn Mag, ~scrtlasie DER Zen
Gpmmru pleas 0:rl&t in 3nnssYiI: Cen IS Satsl
alls anass tie Gst pEriYrU&Cp. rtes &rrFrettn
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setsiratOst bat. Sudl 1T tsr " ettattur unS
rir &IlSsm itlu, ecu SGatsn. rtN ttr aIisS 6er,
sur6 l,tm 1rsulQlststt etiatrsn aui SlO, 100 al
lis Sus bat jsGrt sH!ititcsn, rae $500 piureit
rr islsn, UNI rus 9sr3 ter ~erttutisu q tine 81
,tparI;SN.
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.NOT1CEaOF FINAL SETTLEMENT

PulIic uotiee is hereby given to all ere
ditors nd others lpteres interested in the
estate Of George c.. Cartor deceased, that
Twill make. Final Settlement thereof at
the next term # the Gas'onadD Probate
Court. 10 be held and begun OF, the third
Monday in February next It the courthouse
in the town of Hermann.
: ~ ,.. 60, JOHN SOHDERS. f41
Guardian AM Curator of the msn T. heirs
Of George C1Carter deed.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Public notice is hereby given to al
creditors and others Interested in the
essate of Fritz Nestermaker decd, that
will maze Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the Gaseonade Proba:e Court
to b, held aul begun on the third Monday
in February next at The courthouse in the
town or HERMANN.
HERMANN OBERKROM,
Adnr Of Fritz Mestermaeher decd.
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Ncfice Ut gmafS Excitement.
Admr, of J r Brown deco

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others Interested in the estate
of joseph p. Brown dec'd.,. that | vii!
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term eff the Gasconade Probate Court, to
be he'll and begun on the third Monday
February arxr at The courthouse in the
w of Herman.
-. NANCY &. BROWN,
Admx. aeJoseph p. lrown deceased
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-Gu,riBun9tss Serrtsnfss,
Sin 2tauir gath RE pHrAsitrlstsN'n 2trpisa
our's YuuitiaNs. I'll trpit ism Or A,i al
tic SauItsr uup iasl ~ iSp: uSs fRp wnte
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