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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-21

LYONS EXT RAoT oF PURE JAHAIcA GISGER-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, Elatulency. &c, whore warm
ing stimulant is required, Its careful preparation
and entire pur ity maltes it cheap and reliable
ticle for culinG ry pur Sold every where, at
10 cts, per bottle, Ask fOr"LYoSs" Pure Extract
Take no other
saratoga sPFiIag water sold BY all
Druggists. St.eowiy.
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Hemstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring ia not =
dye. An nstanta neous dyes are composed Of IA
Rdr causfic, and more OF less destroy the vitality
and beauty of the hair. This Is the original Hair
coloring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years 1t restores gray hair 70 its original
color by gradual absorption, in a most remarka-
bic manner ltis also u beautiful hair dressing
sold in two sig es-5O cents and t1-by all dealers
q. ]iEIMSTREET, Chemist
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists. ,.
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II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff,
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
10 prevents hair turning gray and falling on.
1t restores hair upon pTematurely bald heads,
This is Just what Lyons Kathairon will do. Itis
pretty wit is cheap-durable 1t is literally sold by
the carload, and yet its almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it, or afamiy that does not
use TO- e. THOMAS LYON, Chemist n. Y
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ID. HBIN q 81 BRO.
No. 2sI Third street,
Dust cast OF JenorsonD


NIANUFACrURERs and Wholesale and Retail
IN1 dealers in Fine and Assorted Candies. Hand
some Candy Ornaments, the most beautiful Christ
mas Gift Goods all manner of limitations in Wax,
Toys Ncp and everything desirable for Holiday
Heinz a Bro, particularly invite dealers and the
public TO call at their manufactory, 2si Third st.
north side, Just east of Jefferson Call and exam
Inc their splendid goods. noi6dGw
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ge0al.
NloTICE IN PARTITIoN.


ELIZABErH c. LODGE, Nathan Wayiand
u Lodge, minor, Josabed H. Lodge, a minor
Addison DonsOn and Rosmna Donson, his wife,
W ullnm Jones and Nancy Ann &, Jones, his wife,
Aquilla lliXon and Naomi H. HiNOn, his wife
Frederick smith and Clarssa Matilda Smith, his
Wife Mary Hannah Lodge, and Marian Jane
Lodge, all OF Montgomery County, Ohio, and no
ratio Lodge, Oliver Lodge "a minor, Elizabeth
Lodge minor, John Hopkins and Obedience Hop.
klnh MS VIE, all of Cass County, in the State uG
lndinnn, Viii take notice that James \ Lodge
Jacob l.. Lodge, Mason H. Lodge, and william \.
Lodge OF Montgomery County, Ohio, have filed q
petition, which Is now pending against them In
the superior Court of Montgomery County Ohiu
eianlhg aha setting forth that they, the said pei
uOnerS. are tcnaats IN common, IN lee simple, with
the said Nathan Mayland Lodge. Jusahed T.
Lodge, Rosanna DOLson, Nancy Ann C. Jones
Naomi b. litNon, Clarissa Matilda smith, Mary
Hannah Lodge, Marah Jane Lodge Iloral io
Lodge, oliver Lodge and Elizabeth lodge, Of Tho
following real estate and premises situate In the
county Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio nud
being iiity acres of aEd on of the cast side of th
southeast quarter al section twenty. TOWNSHIP
three range six, cost in Butler towns hin in said
county, with the privileges and appurlcnauces lu
the same belonging, rs heirs at-law OF Jacob
said james n, Jacob T., Mason H. and William
\. Lodae petitioners and pantins In said prti.
llon elulm, N sald petition, that they each hold
one, rteenth of said premises, excepting the
SAID loratio, Oliver, minor, and Elizabeth "A
minor Of Iass County, Indiana, aforesaid, who are
each entitled to one third OF one thireenth ualt
OF said premises They further claim nj said ieti-
ton thar said Elizabeth c. Lodge is the widow ui
said Jacob Lodge, decd; that said Obedience Hon
kins, wife OF said John Hopkins also made a de-
lendant 10 said petition s the mother OF said Iio
ratio, oliver II minor, and Elizabeth Lodge 70
minor and they pray that partition may he made
Of said premises that their respective portions
may be set on 10 them ia seyeralty, and iof snch
other and proper relief as may he granted by M
Count at the hearing Of said cause. And unle-s
they answer said petition by the 22d day Of ianti-
lrN A,D 1865, Said petition will he taken rs true
ami judgment rendered accordingly
JAMES \ LODGE
JACOB T.. LODGE
MASON II. LODGE
WILLIAM, LODGE.
ODLlS CAHiLL, Attorneys. owe
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior 10 any Cologne, used
tobathe the face and person, to render the skin
soh aud fresh, TO allay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for heaAcbe 80 1t Is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and ls obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL Is a fa-
vorlte wltht actresses and opera singers. IL is
sold by all dealers at etOO in large bottles, and by
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents
Saratoga spring water, sold by ali
Druggists.
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MICHAEL HARTNErT,s EsTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate OF Michnel Hartnett. late of Mont
gomery county Ohio, deceased All persons in
debted 70 the estate are requested "a call and set
tie their accounts with the adminstrator
Dayton, November 20 iss6-i6idsw
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Dissolution oF rARrNERsnIr:

nUTOiT a ElCKMANN have dissolved their
~ partnership, Conrad Eickmann having retired.
The business as heretofore will be continued by
Eugene Dutoit. who win settle all accounts due
and against tpe Apn. DUTOIP EICkMANR,
DoSctn 0er z, iSe. deSsdN
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THE oO-partnership heretofore existing under
i the style and firm name OF Nef, Bennett & Co.,
was dissolved on the 10Th inst. Men a Bennett hav-
ing purchased the interest OF Mr. Eels. Either
partner VIII uso the name of the hrm in liQuida-
ton. HENRY kEFF
MILTON BENNEr
ly17iawtf MARCUS EELI.S
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Who womb not he beautitult Who wohld not
add to their beauty What gives that marble pur-
ity and distiR0He appearance we observe upon the
stage, aud in the city heller II is ~ longer Sc
cret They use Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its con-
tinued removes tan, freckles, pimples and
roughness from the face and hands, and leaves the
complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
rayishing Unlike may cosmetics, it contains no
material I'M arous TO the skin. Amy Druggist wifi
order II for YOU II not hand at so cts per bottle
WE. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES q co.,
. Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
Sara tOa:n spring water, sold by all
Druggists
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED Gl ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared from q prescription or 81. d. Czarke, NJ
D., (ABsicida E'ctrdcndiRa'Bf 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine IL nnfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerOus diseases 10
which the female constitution IS subject IL mod
crates all cNceSses and removes an Instructions,
from whatever cause. SPEEDY cure may be
reledon r .uI.gt. F....
~. pO MAR RRIED LADIES
IL Is particularly suited. IL will in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
at CAUTION.
TRfss Pms shouiH not be taken bu females ds.rfng
he BIRST THREE MONTHS Of PregHdRey as Meg
are sire 10 bffag Mseasridge dHt az any other
time they are safe.
In All cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion Palpithiion OF the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills viii effect a cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony or
anything hnrtiul 20 the constitution.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
Som BY ALI DGrGGIsrs. PRICE, ~ PER BorrLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
n "a ne yats of eretV eGladbIe NediciRs 10 be
Coz NrERFElTED Be cautious Merefors and see
that fhe lstters n a NJ 6i0uh IN he bottle ant
that each a0Fappe bedFs ne SMILES NJ TAe si5-
aatares of y 61BALDWIN6 20. and jon AOSES
N. d --One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage, enclosed 20 any authorized Agent or to
the Sole General Agent for the United States and
British DominiOns,
JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt ST., New York,
Win ensure u bottle, containing Fifty pins by
return mail, securely sealed from all observation.
EyW ~ aVlstFDts oci2saweOwiy-b
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Removal.

NTEFF& g. BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole.
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves Hollow.
ware, &C, have removed their Salesroom from a1O
Third street, 10 the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown & Irwin, on the corner Of First street and
the Canal, where they VIII be pleased to see them
friends and all who may be In want of first. class
Cooking and Heating stoves.
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CARD.

rI1iE undersigned wOuld respectfully inform the
citizens Of Dayton aud vicinity that he " i'll de-
vote his time 10 the collection for any one who
may need his services. with prOmptnes Of all
money, collected by him, and security for the
amount of bills put In his hands, Being
with the land marks of Montgomery County those
who have standing Bills would do won 70 employ
him. with the assurance that every dollar collected
Will be promptly returned Address Lock Box A5,
Dayton, Ohio, and the address win he promptly
attended to. nO23dim &. a. BKEENE.
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10 Garanciere 4 Dupont,
No, PA, Rue Lombard, Paris.

,SedehtdFy and iStUdioHs Occupations, GfieJs-
AHgieties or whatever tends 10 impair the VitdE
ActiOn Of the BrdiH Heart Nervous System FIRE !
quently lead 10 tho most Distressiay and Ehabar-
FdSsiRg Disorders Of the VIRILE SYSTEM STU
deats, ClergyJaeA and Laiogers therefore, who are
especially liable TO these Weaknesses, should re-
sort promptly to DR. DELAMARREs SrEcTPIC
RILLs. s... tIl r
A Pamphlet containing fun particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger
man, spanish and English, accompanies each box,
and viii be sent, byinaiL fiee ofcpst, TO any one
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ADYERT,IsING IlATEs.

IN DAILY, fifi
One square eighty words scild), Que Insertion Il
One square. three 4 81
One square, one - ........... 81
One square, ono i-Giith........, D !
One square, three months. 10
One square, six months .,........ ~ o.
NJ w hB X IY.
One square (elghty word one week ........e 81 Il =.
Per square, each week ia addition .,........... 3
Per square, one year. IL o !
dsS" Terms for advertisements occupying greater
space, or for longer period than above sret neds
made known az the Counting Room 7 advCf-
tlsements arc charged NJ the above rl.iss unless
written agreement is made previous 10 Insertion.
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Mfattut.
Life Health Strength.
Life Health-Strength
Life HeaIth-Strength
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

II INs - - y ~ - II II \ NI ~ Ia -
SPECIFIC PILLS,
Are prepared by the MesSieurs CARANcIERE a DU-
PoNT, .pharnlaceutsts, No 2t4, Rue Lombard.
Paris frOnl the Prescription OF DIR JUAN DELLA
MARIE. ,Chisef physician to the Hospital du Nord
on LariboiseTe. r.
Lcrter oR Recommendation.
rnH.iHs# #ar.a.HlO ..f PARIS, May 3, 1868
GESTLESENi---We have used the "sPRcrFIc
PILLS. made from DR. DELAMARHR's PREsCRIP-
rfoN during several years past, In our private and
public practce, and have found them d most ener-
getic aud ell cient Romedy In eases Of Spcrniator-
rhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
RreHdfUFn Emissions Sexual Weakness, or I'M
potRcg; Special arrangements of the Nervous Sys-
tenn; Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
Sexual EXeesseg; ReidPuffOn of the Genital On
gans Weak Spine; Injections OF the Eyes Lime
Or ''Briek- Dusr Depos IS III the Urins; "Mnky''
Dsehnrgesi raleqess oi the skin. with sunkeu
Cheeks and BlOGlless Lips; "pnchcd" Features ;
Irregular action the Hsdg and in all the ghastly
train Of symptoms arising from Over-use abuses
or loss, from any cause, OF the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession and all per-
sons suffering from any Symptom0tc or Oygdnic
44fsetioRs Of the GENITo-URINARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. with high respect we areyours most
sincerely.
.i.'' IH r A. BEAUREPAIRE NJ d
INVFE IN
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sold by all the principal Druggists, or win be
sent by mail, secHreiy sealSi from al observation,
on receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or hv the sole General gents for America,
OSCAR q. MOSES q 90. ~ Cortandt street, New
York. Authorized agent for Dayton--M w.
STEW ART-ail orders BY mai promptly at
tended to, oe6daweowly-4
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Posr OFFICE, DAYTON, o., November %, 1866.
Untllfurther notice the mails will arrive ant
close At this Office as follows:
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8pteIs and saloons.
r. sPROA .................. .. arRoA Ar
GOODWIN HOUSE.
PH @ NIX H oU s ii

l. HIS HOTEL. HAS RECENTLY BEEN
opened, and is prepared to accommodate travellers
and the public generally In the best style
m9G-d1m
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Eeceipta or Produce Ye.terdov.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary 2 Forsyth-226 SKIS
oats 22l9 SKIS corn Geo Martn-10I do 26 bbls -four
Stannard " Slayback-253 SKIS corn + G Mahan-
rs bbls flour to order-l3 fkns butter Van Norden
&co--GlG SKIS corn Lacey, Terry &co--6 pkgs bat
ter bbls eggs to f DelBondio-lS tubs butter to
Grief & Byrnes--49 bbls pork Keep & Caulfeld--
20 pkgs butter A d GriefE-22s SKIS oats NJ Druhan
654 SKIS corn Jno Moore-126 hf.bbls beer to Geo
Eimer--i csks wine Atlantic and Miss S S Co-l00
SKIS malt G Auer&eo--1 bx mdse Syme-4 horses
RosseT-l2 bxs mdse II Folsom &eo--S bXs sheet
lead Mcintyre g. Applegate-l do l csk lead pipe
P CoulOn--65 kegs lard ] L Glenn-30 halfhbls
beer Geo Landry-l20 do to Schuerman--4l
pkgs mdse J p Fitzgerald box books G S For
syth--25 bXs mdse Smith & McKenna-2 bbls eggs
2kegs butter hhds bacon Schneider zuberbier
! corn saeker Jas Butler--14l SKIS corn w Z Pratt
&co--l4 esks bacon do hams H 0glesby &co--
IL ties hams 10 csks bacon Lamb, Quinlan 100000
bbls -four to Grace, Davis &eO-l77 bbls bread to
Arthur, Stone &eoo-lS0 bbls -four Emley &co--3
bXs unware to j w Burbridge &co--I bxs mdse to
Bleloek &co-l csk mdse II w Farley &co-75 bxs
glassware Henderson Gaines-60 plowshares A
Roopet-lt bxs bottles i 7 Maillot-3 do Franck
q Strafton--2 kegs butter bbls eggs King Bros
kegs butter W Brooks-l03 eoops of poultry to
Miller x Meyer-l2 pkgs tobacco to Butt Flash &
Lyon-39 pkgs mdse Capt A ] MeGougle-9 hhds
/ Anderson, Harper &cO-4 L Glenn--6 do B Nj
Turnbnl &co-33 Howard, Preston & Barrett-l0
Given, Watts &co-5 to G Worthington-2 do to
H ] Phelps &co-l9 Gold, Roach &co-S ] E King
A. bales cotton Stewart Galbreath &co-l2 do to
Butler Terry &co-l76 bbls -four Atlantic and Miss
s s Col csk mdse e Thompson &eo-S6 sheep 46
head cattle 40 head hogs MeQuoid Mehle &eo-20
head cattle Shae-2SS SKIS corn 81 SKIS oats H B
CliffOrd-sundries to order-Total 81 bales cotton
so hhds tobacco
ST LoUIS-steamer Vulcan and barges-465
SKIS corn 1888 bbls iour Grace, Davis 10000 bhls
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above to-day on the arrival of the A. NJ. train Of
cars. Pontchartran railroad. Agents, Leach &
Perkins, corner of Carondelet and Graver streets.
MARY FOR MoBmE.-The splendid new low
pressure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. L,
Myers, commander, leaves as above from the
lake end of the Pontehartran railroad att p. N.
to-day. Agent. G. Harris, corner Of Camp and
Common streets.
G, A, THOMPSON FOR ATr&KApAs-This new
staunch and fast passenger packet, in command of
Capt. G. L. Huntoon, leaves at 8 p. NJ to-day for
Attakapas and intermediate landings. Mr.. Alcide
Meynier is the clerk of this packet
WEsrMoRELANp FOR GINofNNATr.-This new and
splendid passenger packet, Captain Ed Evans
commander. aud Mr.. j. S. Dales in the
Office, leaves to-day at P. NJ, for Memphis, Cairo,
Louisville and Cincinnati, CONNECTING with the
railroads for all points East and West. We cheer
fully commend this packet to our friends and the
pubIic generally. She is stauneh and safe
steamer, with fine passenger accommodations.
ATLANTIC MAIL Boar FOR ST. LouIs.-A. d n
S. S. .Con.pany.-The large and favorits passen-
ger packet Atlantic, Capt, St. Clair Thomasson,
commander, and Nj. Frank Smith in the office,
leaves for the above at 5 o'clock this evening,
connecting at Memphis and Carlo with the rail,
roads for all points East and West. The Atlantic,
is beyond doubt one of the most elegant and desi-
rable passenger packets in this celebrated line.
Her officers are gentlemen of well known courtesy
and obliging dispositions, as well as thorough and
efficient steamhoatmen.
SARATOGA FOR RED RIvER.--The excellent and
splendid appointed passenger packet Saratoga
Capt. John @. Dowty, commander, and Messrs
Culberson Dowty and Phelps, clerks leaves this
evening at o'clock, for Shreveport, going by the
way of Cane river and Natchitoches. The Sara
toga has splendid cabin and as fine passenger
accommodations as any packet in the trade, and
last but not least, of her good qualities are hei
able, efficient and courteous officers. Those who
have occasion to visit any point on Redriver coulc
not do better than call on board and engage theil
passage on the Saratoga.
CAMEL1A FOR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-This
regular, fast and superior low pressure packe
leaves to-day from the Pontchartrain Lake end, or
the arrival of the 8 A. N. train. Capt. A.
Boardman is in command and Mr.. John Otway
is the efficient purser.
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u rIeaus @ailp CgrrsrFut.
THungpAY aLoRNnEa. 80 ii. lsae.



ST. CHARLES Robinson, coast II W John.
sOn. jackson, Miss; H A Peirce, 4 n Peiree Bos-
tom Mai G Il Tobey, Miss ] NJ Howell, Lower
Canada; 7 ] Rraeken, Atlanta, Ga; 7 Garrett,
Texas; Williams, Go0pers Wells, Miss; @ Mount,
Raymond, MISS w Iradewell Louisville; r, A
Grananl. Galveston; Col 0 Fariola, Sicily island,
Ga; III R Running, st Louis; A L Teagarden, ST
Louis; II Yong, Miss J Jones, city: w Town,
sify A n Grange, Mobile J N Brown, Plttsburg;
. 3 Holmes, Penn; I'll Q Irwin, Mobile: c R Bene.
DICT, Graves and family, Z Penn, La; 3 W
Hoyt, Boston Packard + Morgan i johnson,
Natcbes; B Wigfall, brownsville; / n Tnrgis, d
3 Az q II Wilcox. 81 Atkinson, Sd Michigan In
fanfry; J Reid, Bayou sara.
CITY H0IEL-John K Afford and son w
Brown, Crystal Springs; G Brazier, b R May, Bol-
lyar Bliss; " Peterson, Jackson, Miss: B Sheriff.
HENDERSON; N 3 Seay, H Erwin, Miss; Ter
rell, Houston; Mrs Haines; Mrs Baldwin; 4 Hough
tslberg; I fasthen, city; Dir Webb Franklin
parish; 5 II Chambers, city; ii johnson and wife,
Camden; M Esmond, II n Mcmillan, city ohm II
Miles, Summit, Miss; " Grange, BROWNSVILLE,
Texas; Z @ Tilley Bgazos. Texas; Lieut. I Bayer
18th S Infantry; Rev a f Dobb and wife, Texas
ST. JAMES H0TEEs-J AV Curtis, City; ] Ed
son, Mobile I I Lindsey. Miss G Emanuel, L
Blum, N Y; J Strauss Jackson. Miss Brenkel,
o X Hawley, Rapldes parish; ] ; Pets, Kinds co,
Miss; Mrs Swasey, Washington, d @ Miss Kate
Murreil, G AlurreI, ] Whitaker, jackson. Miss;
Thomas hickey, Mrs s A Hickey, Wilkinson
county, Miss N j Wilson, ] r Ridenour Mr.
Isecnhalt, city; NJ + Jordan, ] Collier, W ]
Alldd, Egton,, Alabama " 3 Cunningham,
Ala; ] Brown, Pittsburg; R Lowery, D w vii
kinspn, Brandon, Miss; ~ H Blackmore, Miss; F
Martin and wife Texas; d P Perry, Charleston, S
@; @ I Stanton, Ark L Harris, La Callehan
Capt 9TH Q : Cav; r 4 Briggs city; Miss Fierio;
A & Timons Mrs N E Hulley, Mexico; Capt w T
Kelley. . s Army; Mr. Swartont; R Earl, Mata
N1nros, Mexico 9 KinbalI; D A Long; James W
Mckinney, La
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Consignees.

Per steamship st Louis, from Boston-M Nc.
Graw-Atlantic and Miss S Co--.Falls Allison Il
P Averll-Dr Ames-Blake g. ToWer-Bouton
Smith & Denman-M Berwin-Barnes, Ward Geo.
W Blanchard &co-Blancand & Gintel-E Conery
H Carter-W Clements-C Garriere-A F Coch-
ran--A B Cabrae-F D Darling--G w Dunbar-P
Degan-H Dilsker-P Dwyer-F Draws-A Eustis
A Fourner-M cLaurin, Pothier &co-McCutcheon
& Hubbe-Mitchell, Craig &co-S D Moody Eco
3 F Mioton---J @ Norris E Moore &eo--Man-
ming & Jamison--W & J McCracken-B Newhall
Oils & Jewett-John 0ts-John Phelps-Price,
Hine & Tupper-Rce Bros &co-E Roger &co--A
Fl Pearson-B Rosenberg-Russell & Hale A
Richards-Read < Hunt-Stern Bros-C Raymond
G H slocomb-o Sampson H stern-Franck
Il Stratton--G A Fosdick-0 George Gauche--
Grief & Byrnes-Gr&n &co--Gates, Demertt &co
A Holbrook-E Hacker-Hofman & Marks
Henry &co--Heyl & Gitfen-Henderson & Gaines
A Hobart jr-F A Hardy-F Herr Heidrich-
D Kelham &co--M Kepper--W G Lyon &co-Mrs
L'ahy-E Lane-A Lanauze--Joseph Lorette-
McNeal & Cove Marqueze- Shark, Staufler Geo
R S Morse Sommers-Smith 4 McKenna--T
@ Smith-D l. Shearer-D Taylor q Son-George
Truphant-A Tirrel &co-Vose Bros-H j Ven
nard-P Yallient-Jos Wlams-C Weishaar-T S
Waterman i White-Weil s. VIOLIN Whitney
Wallace &co--E Yorke &co-S S zelnicker-
order
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BOSTON Steamship Zenobia-554 bales cotton
248 bbls -four 1872 hides 20 cases tobacco Is bales
wool and sundries
HAYANA-s Steamship Ceres-1 Dbl meal Dbl
snuff hf-bbl beer
$500 SKIS corn
MOBILE-steamer Orleans-625 bbls -four 80
bbs whisky 220 bbls pork 1900 SKIS corn % csks of
bacon s SKIS coffee and sundries
ST L0UIS-Steamer MagnoIia-500 tons iron
PENSACOLA-Sehr Fanny-40 bbls -four Is do
pork 500 SKIS corn and sundries
APALACHIC0LA-Seh Walter Clayton-l0
bbls -four bbls sugar and sundries
B0RDEAUX-Sbip William and Ann-50 bales
cotton 104, 600 slaves
LIVERPOOL Ship Wolfvlle-2953 bales cotton
5000 slaves
BORDEAUX Brig Adriana-42, 500 slaves
BORDEAUX Gabrielle-40,0 900 slaves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-31


a GRACEFUL AND BENEVOLENT ACT. On Sat
urday afternoon General Ssoneman, the general
commanding this district, performed kindly and
Benevolent act which deserves to be recorded.
While the general was passing along the levee he
saw i've Confederate soldiers, on their way home
to New Orleans from the North. They were poor,
their .clothes we're torn and ragged, and all Of
them had lain long ON beds of sickness in a North
eFn hospital, recovering from desperate wounds.
he learned their sad history-the heart Of the
general was tonehed-and walking up to one Of
aha men, he handed him q five dollar bill,
The Confederate asked his name, and on being
3oid that the generous donor was Gen. Stoneman
his eart filled and his tongue was unable to utter
the thanks which his heart dictated, In few
minutes he recovered himself, but the general had
left HI, however, told several Of the bystanders
What had taken place, and the manner in which he
had been relieved by gallant officer and brave
General stoneman, BY this noble act, has
Aisst when war is over, he, at least, can for
Forgive, and, when it is required, can put
% hispocket andfelieve the poor wounded
30 has fought an the other side from him.
lemphis Bulletin, Goth