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The south-western., 1869-04-28

You, CHAwLs! I'VE stated sometime ago that our
Chawls had not accepted the appointment of post.
master of.New Orleans, aad that be probably had
eye for something more profitable but it seems that
the New Orleans Republican, informst, was mis-
taken, as will be seen from late number of that
paper:
Col. C. W. Lowell, the newly appointed postmaster,
has concluded that it is his duty to relieve the acting
postmaster, Mr. Smalwood. of his duties and
will file or forward his bonds in day or two.
Here is another extract form the same journal:
Charles w. Lowell has been appointed by Governor
Warmoth notary public for the parish of Orleans, and
Charles Decurer inspector Of weights and measures for
the parish of Iberia.
Our Chawls is some after Office Nothing bashfnl in
his composition. 'Rah for our Chaws
The south-western., 1869-04-28

Any Southern senator that votes for 81, tre.tv hv
anieh England is bound to pay the soealsa Aabana
son,h sas sal.y o. nnndehfr to bis constsents The
thase claims "'i feeeef recognise the validity Of
''iose s'''us New Orleans Crescent Z
The south-western., 1869-04-28

ANOTHER EXILE CoMINa HoME-A M;ss;...
enanse says Hon. Jacob Thompson is expected 10 "a.
turn to his home in Oxford, on the 18th pro.mo =
The south-western., 1869-04-28

NEw SrEAMER.-The Jefferson Jmplecute SAYS
Capt. John T. Roots, of the Lizzie Hopkins is having
new light drausht steamer built at New Albany for
the New Orleans and jefferson trade. She is to be
completed by the first of August.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

We learn that Capt. Dick sinnott of the steamer
National, is having light draught steamer built for
this trade. Glad to hear IT.
The south-western., 1869-04-28
FROM HAVANA.
MISCELLANEOUS

HAVANA, April 26.-Rumored sudden departure of
frsate Corona is intended to intercept fbusers.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

The new female Postmistress at Richmond shows
enterprise She has placed two ladies' in charge of
the ladies' delivery. N. O. Republican.
We don't see anything to grosi about IN 1that-lo
you Mr. Republican,
The south-western., 1869-04-28

RAcING-The editor of the Southwestern is anx-
ous that track should be opened in Shreveport,
and beseeches our Texas neghbors to put some colts
in training for service next spring Not bad idea
Mansfield Times.
Suppose the good people Of Desoto parish take a
hand in the matters Who speaks nexts
The south-western., 1869-04-28

BRooks HorsE TAKE \ NorE.-The Galveston News
says The bon yisants Of Shreveport are eating goats
flesh" Marshall Republican,
How is tlaat mine host OF the Brooks Houses Never
mind Brooks Loughery will be here at the editorial
convention, when You can :" goat" him to our own
satisfacton-w without taking note
The south-western., 1869-04-28

HoN. PiERRE SoULE,-The Louisville Courier Tour
nal says the friends of Hon Pierre Soule have written
to Dr. ChPley, Superintendent of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum at Lexington, to engage apartments for Mr.
Souie i'll the asylum
The south-western., 1869-04-28
Shreveport. March 90. 1869. -

MEAT FROM MARsnALL.-We received yesterday, by
express, from Marshall Texas, Gue steak and roast
of beef from the well known butchers, Hill Wilcox
uiaIis O AID 10 M"t~ii----i-+ d -- '~
we like the beef the card which accompanied it is not
to liking. 1t bears the imprint Of "Cox, print,
Bait" Wonder if Loughery, of the Republican, could
not do as good work Try him. Messrs. Hill Wilcox.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

We learn that Messrs. Stacey 1 Poland have pur-
chased the Phelps warehouse on the corner of the
levee and Crockett street. We did not learn the
amount Of the purchase money 8t
The south-western., 1869-04-28

"NEw LoUIsIANA."-We are in receipt of a new
monthly bearing the above title, published in New Or
leans, in the interest of immigration. We see moth
ing in it. with the exception of the names of some
men who have lately settled in this State Louisiana
may be new 10 tlem but it is not to us
The south-western., 1869-04-28

IiGH PRTcEs.-White perch sell in our market for
fifty cents apiece. half hungry man could cat half
dozen Of them if he had half money enough to buy
them. Spring chickens, about the size Of humming
Bird sell for sixty cents apiece, feathers thrown ill.,
poor stands poor chance eat either chicken or
fish here
The south-western., 1869-04-28

The New Orleans Crescent has been emerged in
the New Orleans Times. Col. Nixon uniting his per-
sonal interest in the latter. We sorry to loose the
Crescent, but hope the Times will make amends for
the loss.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

.nA STEAMER LIZZIE lorKtss-The officers of ,be
Lo'a~anns' which boat arrived here on SUNDAY mst
'ae steamer Lizzie Hopkins below St. Maurice rnn
u Nv '.Ae streak Of chain lightning II appears that
'e sea1'ing OF her put the fire out in her hold ubsn
sue was pumped out, and went on her w.v r.;,;o:a
The south-western., 1869-04-28

Nor Sorry TO HEAR 1.-THE editor of the New
York Sun RADICAL admits that any prudent life in
suranee company would have to regard the risk on
the Republican party extra hazardous at the present
time
The south-western., 1869-04-28

THE LAST ADMINIsTRATIoN-Durine his term of
Office President johnson vetoed eighteen bills, of
which fourteen became laws by a twothrds vote in
their favor in both houses of Congress. Six bills
were also submitted to him for approval within ten
days of the end of the session. and failed to become
laws by the non-acton of the President Sixteen bills
became laws in consequence Of non-action. of the
President within ten DAYS
The south-western., 1869-04-28

Com FED.-The News says market is well sup
piled with corn-fed beef If so the corn was fed a
Ianr time ago
The south-western., 1869-04-28
Texas Items i.

MARION CoUsrY.-The following is from the 1eiier
son Times, of the 22d:
We learn that Mr.. Richard Bate was arrested II
Titus county. few DAYS ago, and confined IN ths
stockade at this place. Cause unknown 10 us.
SIXTH CouNrY.-This from the Tyler Index, OF tn
17th:
On the 18th inst, Sallie Crawford IT, c.,) living
the Meadors place six miles south of Tyler, In thu
county, was accidentally killed by gun falling OH
shelf which wen off, shooting her through the head
causing instant death.
Frank Fitzgerald, living ten miles west of this place
committed suicide by shooting himself through th'
head, on the 18th inst
COLLIN CoUNTY.-We copy as follows from the En-
quirer of the l7th:
From all quarters we.hear the cry of more aborer
wanted" Fifteen hundred additional hands could hnt
constant employment and good pay IN Collin count.
the present year.
The Waco Register of the 10th inst, says the grass
boppers abound in that section and have already de
stroyed the first garden crops and appear to be waiting
for more They give no evidence OF an inclination t'
leave.
FARMERS PApERs-We have time and again calec
the attention of farmers to the necessity OF en-
couraging the circulation of various merorous papers
devoted exclusively to the promotion and dlssemlna
ton of agricultural information and have especially
urged the claims of the excellent weekly published by
Dr. Phillips of Memphis, the old Georgia CuItlVatoi
and several Northern journals worthy of patronage
We fear this class the bone and siuew of the country
after indulging too long vain hopes of rcconstrucns
their fortunes in Brazil or Honduras in danger o
reapsing into their old ways, of relying solely on the
cotton crop Now, as long this article brings its
present price and escapes the ravages of the worm ii
is true there is better crop for US, and it should
and will continue to be, the leading staple of produc
ton and export. But inasmuch as have pretty
well gone through the programme of reconstruction
ora .1-e-1- very uregs or humac1on ana uefeat,
and now have but little else to think of than the
provement of private fortunes, should not for
get either the uncertainty of great staple, the
necessity of making homes, at least, comfort
able and as inviting as can. We have realised the
mistaken dream of the patriot that the loss of public
liberty is the loss Of everything, and have learned
from bitter experience that in spite of this calamity
(as life is preferable to death) creature comforts
are not utterly despicable as the aims of existence.
We can improve upon this philosophy, by improving
our land, gardens, and houses. For all these
there is nothing in sparsey settled popua-
tion like agricultural papers, In dense populations
their place is to some extent, supplied by associations
fairs, &C., and yet, even in such communities, these
valuable vehicles of information flourish best They
are more necessary with u.s.
The south-western., 1869-04-28
pUBLISHERS' CONVENTION.

A Convention of the Publishers Of Papers in Nortl
Louisiana and Eastern Texas will be held in this city
commencing the First Monday i'll May, 1869
Publishers favorable to this call will please copy
MANY PUBLISHERS
Shrayeport March o. 1869. Id&wtd
The south-western., 1869-04-28

~ Ae.o hkiIASEp-The tobacco lately seized il
s .''s ~ Deputy Collector ], B. Savage, in aceor
auOe win instructions from Supervisor creecv 81
oeeh released BY order Of the latter -
The south-western., 1869-04-28
SHREVEPORT:

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, 1869.
Mr. E. G. Foar is duly authorised agent for Lew
istil!e, Arkansas.
g. Taos. McfSTYRE of New Orleans, is only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adver
tisetnents in that city.
Mr. JoHN C. LoYE, Mnden La. is duly authorized to
receipt for subscrpto
Mr.. f. l.. LowgRY, Starrrle, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county,
Texas and the counties surrounding.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

"e are requested to state that Can, e..
Ward No. i. ID 'a'utusee ior trustee for
NJ ts7t E#
The south-western., 1869-04-28

An exchange SAYS that President General Grant is
the only man Of the Cabinet that has 3 pew in any
church, and that was present.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

STEAMBOAT CoTToN FIELD.-The special
Memphis correspondent of the New Orleans Times,
under date of the 20h says the steamer Marble City,
en- route for Vicksburg, out of the river chan
mel Sunday night into cotton field, near Ashtons
Landing, and is now lying three hundred feet from
the river bank hard aground in two feet water. All
efforts to pull her off have been rutless. The Camp
bell, with barges and necessary rigging, went to her
assistance last night, and will take off her cargo and
try to pull her back into the river As the river is
falling, fears entertained that she may have to be
launched into the river.
The south-western., 1869-04-28

The New PARISH OF GRANr.-Some days since we
published an extract from the New Orleans Republi
can somewhat derogatory to the conduct Of the Cit.
zens Of Grant parish. The following from the New
Orleans Times of the Goth shows the ether side Of the
matter:
letter from the parish of Grant gives very
different version OF occurrence which took place IN
that parish than that which appeared in the Republican
few days ago The writer describes that account as a
sensational aud disreputable fiction" He further
alleges that the difficulty entirely personal and not
political in its character and reflects the Sheriff for
not aiding the agent of the underwriters in the matter
of the losses by the sinking of the steamer Monsoon
The south-western., 1869-04-28
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The south-western., 1869-04-28

Two hundred Polish refugees in Switzerland recent,
received box filled with earth from the sacred sol
of Poland Two hundred small silken bags were 6ec
with the earth and each of the enthusiastic Poles pu
one of these bags on his heart, pledgng himself to
wear it there until his to his native country
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11
ch.rtsr Of the Company.


cEsTRSL rhAssiT s COMPANY and haS. aomic
the Of New Orleans and ZONE paper published IN ssa
: and and ss &c: %
railway and telegraph from some point a Q. near the city Of
eligible the SABINE river south Of Barkvile aud
psny Of T.xas and through to make connection Win the
Rio Grande River near Mo Grsnde Cry or kom and thence
road 70 dOee single and Of such gs.ss As vii
branches the stockholders hereafter deem
esp stock shah be nxsd ct one million Of
collars divided shre Of one hundred dollar. each
and may Be BY vote Of s y
shall not actual Of construction
ss STna1sd .Sa @ thousand shall s
ss.d faith and five Of .s the ps ss so
organisation Of ts comospy sh. Be made By the
s % seUg Of he
elections shall b he'd IN The city Orleans =, the 3y
appear or S and DO all AND
ssc s. There shsl be one annual meeting of the stock
and hs c ES me
one hall 81 SAID psss o%s
paper selected as the scsl PAPER of the company by
tie soeE must be present directly or b. proxy
and give 70 ssS meeting Blu, any 1S aaS
day fer one week when no quorum being the meet
additional herein provided, will be required 10 secure
Iecal meeting of ockholders-
SIC The St cs holders at any legal meeting
called when Of the stock Is represented and
votes shall hsve change this Charter
and remove and elect sthers 10 oil the
canes created thereby by may auhodzs the
issue Of any all tniss to the
he ex,ncton OF The Cooperation upon equity
meeting Of holders by
msiorv afort said snail power receive and
amend the By-La~, made by the Directors
sac There shal, be elected Board OF Nine Directors
who shall be and who chad elect Il their
number President Vice President and TreaHurer.he frea
bonds in such may be requirsdand shall
Secretary, Attorney and General Agent and such othsr ON
Said Board may act 10 person OF
monthly at sew Orleans. on the nrt wednesday IN escn
MONTH and hold special meetng ~ any ne nav e ~
es'es nay ,equse sne g. sn nosss py mail rssn %
each Drs,o early s possible SAG q % oIs
pare Ooee o. NJ ~ ne -, ,ss,, snns,xs
and submit the same 70 ne ,or tne,'
| tne = W, spee,si eDo Boz NJ VI -'' $50 ~ F
at The cs Of the Directors provided sixty notice .,
gwen the and than i've per cent b
me pscss sha % a . NV snecs, sc Of the stockbod
Of the suck being present in person or b,
Proxy and spproy.ng the same an a, .h,, nv,
the the Company IN the United States
SIC 10 The s.ocknoider. voting BY ballot .hs,s o
Directors who shall bod their positions unit the sec
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CENTRAL TRANSIT COMPANY

We the undersigned agree form ourselves into Cor
poraten Of the STATE OF Louisiana, psrteu
larry set organization Of cerporations for works
Of Pubnc Improvement and Utility In Revised stsutes Of
Irg Railway and Telegraph Line from some point on tne
opposite t. the city OF New Orleans
and taence Wis Vermion by eligible route TO the
Sabine point below Burkve TO connect with the
Central Company Of TexsS and thereby form complete
Railroad Telegraph connection with the Rio Grsnde and
Pacific coast at San Bias and for these
we have formed this tie suboned Charter and hsv.
signed the adding stures sstement OF the
number and and amount Of our 70
spective ubscriptisn TO ssd company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11

= o.-, o. rur nth INST. BLACK AND iAs
IL TERkIER BOG Said dog Il shout 10 month"; sstnIn
snsver 70 the name Of Major. TO any one VIC ~ nsd
him 70 sAe Apeue hrssh "" THONA6 AsKEW.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11
DEAN. JB..
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OR rHz-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, lsss.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February l96.
BY virtue Of thirty section Of the act OF The
Legislature Of the Louisiana entitled "An Act TO
Consolidate City OF Orleans and TO provide for the
Government and Administration Of its Afsif' approved
the sd February 1882 THE Mayor Controller Urea
surer and the oftne Finance Committees ofthetwo
Boards Common Council shall constitute Commission
70 be called Commissioners Of the Consolidated Deos OF
New Oresn they shall have 70 Issue Bonds Of The
city Orleans having not than forty years 10 run
with interest," payable st such place Is may De agreed on De
tween Commissioners snd the parties TO whom the Bonds
are issued coupons exchange any bonds
debts Of the old corporation or any OF the hu
inequalities whether maured not, 10 sell new Bonds,
apply the proceeds tho payment Of the sured debts
Of the cid corporation Of the Municipalities but 70 No
otlsr purpose"
Sealed Proposals will received s..hs once from this
date Of March, 1852 ct u o'clock ~ for the par
ALL much thereof IS will be necessary 70 pay
sIxTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF Bonds issued
BY Municipality No. the City Bank, msiured since Isl
December 1865 Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of New for the Of One Thousand Dollars EACH
sadBonds DO dated the hrt Of March, lSo9 payable In
years. the cce OF the city treasurer with
Coupons attached thereto the rate OF sx
tum per annum payable In the city Of New York
Proposals to be Endorsed bids for the Purchase Of Bonds"
| and addressed to %. Delays secretary"
The Commissioners the right Of rejecting any and
all bids
'' ''0'' u '"' ''"'1 o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
| CALDwHLL's ExTkACr.
An on which restores Gray Hair 70 is original oeiors
| FOR sale ~ an druggists ct the oso-sd sa
FELIx sARor,
| No. IA Bsropns street. Osnal
| NEW ORLEANS May H. 1858.
Caldwsus Extrset
HAVING aaalyssd nIs on and In my sxpennsnss AP-
articles yet presented public for the purpose Of restoring
hs original color In testimony Of which hsssse
smx my signature
[Bsss1 TELn sAkoF,
| Importer Of human Hair Southern Emporium
| q. II. CALDWELL. Pstsstsa
| Hossi dss Etr.nrsrs No. In Oharsrss ssrssk-
DoUsLAs.
ENGRAvER AND LITH0GRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street.
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
WAITING snd wedding engraved IN the uoss elegant
usunsr Business Cards Account Sales Cotton, Bills Lsdng
Chscks and Circular letters etc. IfhosApnso
| Scala Cancsing Stamps. Door Plates, etc.
l lnttals embossed pspsr end snvslopss WITHOUT
| oHAReE FOR DIE
| CHALLEHek............. .cA AILkSeE'
The Subscriber ssrees 10 from ONE 70 FIVE rHoUs-
AND DOLLARS that be can furnish horse 10 best any
ether owned In the Stats Of Leusna DsfAnce-o ynos
Tafeis-sooo Bet open for ten days rom date,
| Apply TO W. srHAAN~
February 18Th, 1883.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED ATATEs DISTRICT COURT
district Il Louisiana.-In tbs Matter OF rhsdfeu
ID Van Borni bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. So;
Whereas TnsSdfns D. Van Horn, OF New Orleans, and
srct afresaJ duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of
Conress of Mari 1851 this day flied In said Court
netton pra, h. for discharge and certificate thereof
from all HE del and other claims proveoe unosI ss'u
Notice 10 thetfoe Riven 70 AL creoitors Nho s.o ~.
hsr debs and H. ali other persons interest," that the otn
Say Of Apr iH69 at II is assigned for the hear.
Inc Of the sand and they then and there attend
and show any they why the OF the said
petition should rSt be granted; m, -
And further ice Is given that the oankup, W"
examination fefore Register tkln on .n1 % uaS VI
Ipril A. D. 1859 1T his office, Custom Hosse, IT n
s,lerkis Once Kew Orleans, March 10, lot9
70 N 2O27 Y X LpkW. Deputy CLERK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11

In Bsnhrupsey-Ths notice ssssd IRON this once that
JoHN fHOREHILL has nlsd his petition V Be declared
bankrupt q the partner Of l. w. Esn vAs Issued through
p,staks Il should have been Henry fhonAh
M John fho.hin be- net applied Tor shs esnsn' Of '
Bsnkups Law. roxv MANLY c,ws.
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Hank Of Rev Orleans. New orleans.
;une 6 Is6-In accordance with sections "a and IS Of the
act entitled an set establish general system OF Free
BANKING in the Safe Of louisiana" approved March Is
lB noce hereby gwen TO the holders OF the circulating
nots Of this Bank duly under the provisions Of said
act 10 the the Banking House, or the
once OF the State tor for the purpose OF redemption
tthu from otherwise the funds deposited
b. said Bank for faid purposes will De reclaimed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-11

Crescent CITY Bank = New Orleans,
June ls lsIn accordance with sections 81 and IS Of An
81 Free Banking In the State Of Louisiana"
approved March is 1855, notice hereby given
10 1.-THE holders Of the circulating notes OF this
BanE daily audited under provisions Of said act pre-
snt the the Banking House. at the oce OF the
Btste Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
ysar from this date otherwise the funds deposited By said
CHAS FAURIE. Cashier
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
RoAKDINa IN NEW YORK.
ofen persons visiting New York from the South would
prefer Private Hotel, if they knew where TO
Ind really hrstclass one.
No. se West sixteenth Street,
Near Fifth Avenue.
Conveu,ept 10 the principal Hotels Clubs, lately
opened for people VINO can sp have
rooms 1itaou, board Il they desire Application BY letter
VIZ O. Ni4On ESQ., New Orleans Daily Crescent
IRVING HOUsE......IRvIN0 HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
Corner OF Twelfth street and broadway.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
sou,b,r peous who have stopped at this
70 DO So As K hss what few boast Attentive
Waters and ssysnts + /: newly upholstered he, n5,t
SCENTS, Rs.ta1rsnt and Lunch Bar. As0-A bAh ana
STAGES and czss fs. y e; sSSs p,o,.
COsMoPoLITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and oust0nbOuss streessJ
Louis .....Proprieser
Al the Delcaces OF the Season are 70 % ouna hefe
also, Choics WINES Of all kinds
Parties weddngs ETC., ETC., supplied at short nOtics
Private Saloons up stairs.
Rooms elegantly furnished BY the week month
rhi. Restaurant is kept open till Il o'clOckrn
TCEBERG COFFEEHo
$40. MAGAZINE STREET.
Opposite the MArkeD
New Orleans.
The Choicest WINES, LIQUORS sad CIGARS always on
''"' FRANK RICHARDS. Proprietor.
uAwKINYs BRANCH
ooRxxR OF aRAyIER AND ST. oHARLEs,
Deposits g. Charles HOtelJ
REoPENED-A. B. CUSTER IN oHARsK
n. hes. brands of LIQUORS and WINES, such - H.w
IN. has sss forth Ter years. constantly On hans ''
John q. FLEMING.
s--------------eAs-s r-s-a $500
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
IA poYpRAs STREET. NEAR ST. UHARLEs
New Orleans,
VIII attend punetuay and faithfully orders insustsd
i 70 him.
Orders len In Boz No Is Mechanics and Dsalss Hx'
IA win meet with prompt attention.
| NrOTICE-LErTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS HAv.
granted the subscriber the estate OF Dr.
H. Heiner decesed all persons indebted to the same wiz
make payment and those having claims present them to
simon j. Flstov No. 81 CsrOndelet street, New Orleans
or 70 AHensr administrator ROxborough FSlsdephiA
| Pa o a. nhANnnS
I Administrator.
NINE. DODGE
| MILLINERY DRESS MAKING AND TRIMMING
| STORE,
500 Canal 8treet....... ........'.sOs
| Her Styles Of the Latest
B-Keeps constant hand Ladies' EeAdy hsds
| Closhine 81 every description.
1 EOR SALE OH RENT.
| A STEAM GRIsr MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE
| POWER ENGINE. all IN good order Fse Residence
abundance Of Fruit Trees together with about hssn spsnu
Of Land In high state Of cultivation, situated on ssnn'
| Road near the Fair GroundA Apply 10
n IvENs 4 CO., IS ST. Charles street.