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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01
Acute Pain Instantly Relieved.
orOr EYty. thousand OperdtioSs IN
T '5.'.. Fws Hears. - ,i.f.


) DIR. DODGES practice is mostly disease of
q chronic uatures and cases given mp = incl
rable. HIS treatment Is peculiar % himself,
have had the sanie magnetic power over the
diseases or the body and mind, tSome call u
the .GIft OF HealinE.,9 q yet few have posses..-
and persons. It s Life and vitality pass9d
nom q strong, healthy body to Q weak one.
the vial or nervous fnuIds so powerful n
ttlis influence that. pef1pl1s VINO hnVe .1or
many ,yeall snfleredl rom dtseaSes which
whom nedie1 has been administered with
mo good effect have been restored n health In
VIM not restore q lost mamber OF the body or
perform Other imI ossibiutleS. bnt will always
relieve pain, nom whatever cause The Prae-
tiG4 Is based upon the most siTict principle Of
sclenee; there b nothing miraculous or super
natural aboutitl Its In harmony with all
All s9y @ 65iH siinsa5 aes56yxIess xSISst ts
power, but receive the treatment fof them
selves and famlilear as we'll ~ advise IL 20
their patients- Dr9Dodge does not profesB to
BY this treatment II takes buta few minu-
tes Tor fnyeterate cases OF almost any c1tnble
cnFoni0 disease al1d 70 sure IS the effect, that
butfeW Of the diseases require a second ope-
ration, except DeafehesS BEolzen Bones, Dis
psirsfing ininoas. Even fiiese viii Be much
'benedted-always relieved nom pain and
SOMETIMES fully cured. Diseases tiiat are
are Weak Eyes, Diseases OF the Brain, Weak
Spines, TumoEy Falling Of The womb. all
-Dropsy,j Los OF Voice Weak Lungs, CataTIh,
ST. NItus' Dance, Weakness Of the Limbs,
Dyspepsia, Rheur Nervous pehiIll5y'
Dla6etes, iBronehids, Dtscassd LtNens KID
neys, Heart, etc. etc. etc
yHEFofT ofTestIniorials see snaif bins. ~
sifssrPatisnts Win pay In proportion 70 prop
arty9 !.f -4ssttt -4'ii -
6s-Eo charge WIN be made for seeond ope-
rztlont when L = found nssesllsE ,,..l.-fs,l,s
o jan25-aEd&w il.5 ii---.--.L..l. -l...--l -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

Baflrfek versus Reeres-..Thei Union
lyI Mem and atho ao-ealledJ lConSerVn-
ttEesu ihE19 aai q ssi1aa4 -ia55 ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

) For playfully eating the captain and
four men of a French vessel, the inhab-
in the Pacific, are undergoing extermi-
nation, and the French will take the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01
@Fafa1.
NyIGoRATNG AND SDsTRENGTHENTNG


nHE REST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They invigorate, gtreng gthen and give new
life to the system. Z iTheyiw like magic,
and will cure all casea Of Dyspepsia, Debility.
1ntermittent Fever, Dlauhea, Scrofulas Gout,
Gravel, Jaundlce, Nervous Affections. Liver
Comp Los OF Appetite, Heartburn.
Billtons Coltc, ,Cholefa Mor6us. Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-siek-
ness &C. &C. y .labot 10 .s1d ~
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURKL1 yEGErABLH- Hubbel's celebrated
Golden Bittefs nrB conn posed OF Gentian, cal-
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, 0rnnee
Peel, Callsayn Bark. Columho, Bark of SaSa-,
fras Root, Sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Dosk, Dandel elion, &c.,-an
preserved IN Jamaica Rufn.
md Great cur. for an Dises,nlssess a e or me
,s,,f Stomach. Liver and BoWels, a.
The scl1 and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trlistYoFthy medl-'
minerals, which. while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
,thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them 70 peT-
form their proper functions without q con-
dnual resort to medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

The cattle plague has more than
doubled in q month, in England, and
the deaths of anini0ls wore at last dates,
one thousand day. i5 r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

An exchange says the newspapers
Hslop overi with accounts OF presenta-,
'tions made to pastors and parishes, rail-
road conductors and schoolmarms,
newspaper carriers and faithful en-
ployees, mistress and maid; master and
MANN .Iad8 81 sszs}nllF - ssAiai Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

The sales of four leading firms In
Salt Lake City l"gentiles'Y last year
were one million and a,halE One con-
cern sold 100000 in boots and shoes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

New York city paid over thirty-hve
millions Internal revenue taxes in 1865
One tobacco manufacturer paid $50, 900
"a month, and one gas company SS0o,O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

sixlaree but iempty TRANSPORTS re-
Gently put in at Havana, on their way
toYera Cruz. The supp6sition is that
they are sent to take French troops
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01

"a western paper thinks the cabalis-
tic characters &c. o. d." on express
packages mean nChell Out Damquick,
and ,deplores both the profanity and the
bad spelling Of the express company.
The secretary. OF the treasury Is daily
receiving letters from the South, stating
that IL is utterly impossible to find in
telligent menito1 act as collectors Of in
ternal revenue who can take the test
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

Per steamship Merrimac, from New York;
Antoqni-Adams Express Abraham & Goldsmith
= Adler-Hustin g. T--Am Tel CO-BrisaG Il Blum
Aiken& Raney-Atlantic and Miss s S Coz Bou-
vain-G NJ Bayly &co-Bostick Il Seymour Blan-
cand g. Guitet-E Benedict & Som q Blohm-
Blum g. FRANKIE w Banker &eo-A j Buck-E
w Benton-F G Barriere &cO-S I Blessing-Bull
s. Ray--Bames, Ward &eo--Y Backes-J Bernhei-
mer-B Bloomfield & Steel-Blelock &co-A Bauer
q Balfour-L A Bellanger-A Cohen-Cohen q Z
B& W Croner-B igio-Chrstian Bros-C
Casper &co-Cornibe IL IL III Courtenay-Drey-
fusBros-W Dauphine--P Dwyer-J Duntze-Ey-
erett Lane-N Dalsheimer &co-DaVis Jackson
Dillingham; & DeBlois--P f Dutrich-F Erlet y
co-FoIger &co-G Fosdick-T Fitzwilliam-A
Fabre &co-H Folsom &cO-Fatjo, Marks eco
Fatio & Brunaso-Fahret q C-Farris P-John
Fruto-J Flotte-H Fuch-Fischer Rosa b
Griswold &co-L Grunewald-E Giquel-Gutman
Bros-Grieh u Byrnes-P Gelpi &co-S Goetzel
d Gorren-G 8 Gamo--O GeOrge-Jas donegal
Gueble g. Goursaud-Giraud y UouteauX-R Hare
A D Grief-Jno I Hardie &co-G fuzzy Hogue
Harvey & McMahon-J Haas-B Hopper NJ
Hoye-S Hoyt-H Hafner- Hubbard 4 T
/ Harrs-D H Holmes Hedden & Meader--J
Herzog -Horter, Peterson q Fenner-g Holtz &co
Hill & Yeazie-Hofman & Marks-E NJ lyens Geo
I isabelle Jantroid-A jennings Johnston
@ Jaubert docking & Moses-kearny, Blois &GO
A Koenig-H Rolmeyor-Keifer Bros-Leisey d
Lorber-Katz & Barnett--Keep s. Gaulfeld-T &
c Kent-E Loeb &co--Lehman GOdeheaux-C
Ledig Leyy-Leyy, Miller &co-C Loeb
Simon Loeb &co-L Levi & Hayra-Chas LOefler
G Lazord-Leeds &co-W G Lyon &eo-Leighton
&cO-Leyy. Dieter &eO-J LUNA Leberman
Letcbford, Brown &Go-L Lehman &Oo-J Lewis
&co-G Leaumpnt-W II Letchsord &eo--Lion Il
P-Laon & NC H Miller &co-D Maupay-Mans
field &eo-J Maunsell &oO-McStea, Value eco
Jno Moore.S Moody &eo--S = Moore SEQ
McCutche0n Hubbell-Me Farlan. Straight eco
II Mullen &co--T Moreau--Michon g. ST Meu
nier-McC lelland &co-J Marks-J nayer-Nor
man . 8-Nathan 4 Bro A 0tto-~Capt Pegran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

NpIANoLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
$4,000 in gold D R Forbes-slO5O do Biscoe & Sims
5000 do Kern g. Seherer-$2O0 do w Fl Bushnell
5000 do Francke & Danneel-$llO9 in currency to
Schwartz g. Kaufman-l bales wool bags w5ol
A F Dunbar-4 bbs whisky to Martin Dolhonde g.
Cobb-259 cases wine 0 d Forstal-2l9 head cat
tie McOuoid, Mehe &Go-sundries to order
UTILLA-Brs chr BY Trayers-ll 500 coeoanuts
% 500 plantains 845 punches bananas l Dbl lines
II LaBosse .---
HAYANA-Br brig Robt Nick spearing-l75O
bxs and 40 hhds sugar to order
ANTWERP-Br brig Dashing Waye-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Merrimac-Astd mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-Sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

ST, CHARLES HOTEL FL johnson; Mrs Nc.
Ian. Miss Nolan, John McDougal, city; A Lewis
Port Gibson; NJ Spencer, Miss; j Wade and
wife. Miss A Wade, La; Mrs I Semple and fam
ily, Miss ] Semple Miss; S I Read, New York; L
NJ Minor; w Cash, I Il Cash, La; b G Gade, N Y;
Plant, Ga; H Gleason and wife; W S Mudgett,
Shreveport; A ] Grant, Ravenswood; R r Dean;
A Robinson, coast; P Sawyer, Texas,
CITY HOTEL K Lamerick, Shreveport; ] D
Jacobowky H Hitler, B Quin; Summit; Carson
Brookhaven; W H Murrell, Winona, Miss; Mrs Fl c
Gollen, S Platt, Point Coupee; + Pierce, Fort
Adams, Miss; J w LaForee, st Louis; @ G Bailey
Ky; NJ Saunders, De Soto Miss w E Hamiltoe
W S MoCheare, Shreveport, La; W Bailey and
family; X NJ Clarke, La W H stroshley, 7 Geyne
. Bateman, Jefferson, Tex; NJ B Rogers, Miss;
Lewis, Dr.. Shreveport; a @ Read. IL
ST. JAMES H0TEL-A r Andrews, I NJ Smedes
Vicksburg; II D Sinnott, Mississippi; J Birlocher,
Galveston; Hayden and wife, Memphis; Egg
gleston j B Towring, Point COupee; Mrs r II
Mahon, Natchez Mrs Byrne, H W Wilson, Yicks-
burg; j Brozelton and Miss Brozelton, Alabamaj
johnson and G I Stuckett, Woodyille, Miss; j G
Neelly, A Stacy and Stacy, Rodney, Miss W
Rutedge, Mount Carmel, Miss; w Britton, Mrs
johnson and Miss Britton, Pass Christian ! J
Hawthorn and W 2 Leslie, Pascagoula; W Ran
die, Washington, Miss; L Fl Shelds, Ocean Springs;
/ I Westbrook, Wheeloek, Tenn N H Bayless, X
A Bayless, Tenn; W Boon. Miss; B Francis,
Tex w Kephart, La G Racquet, Tex; Gold
STEM Little Rock; Mr. Stern; w J Saunders
Tyler, Tex Bats and family, Taylor, e
Cox, Ocean Springs; W Bateman, Jefferson,
Tex: j B Chandler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
Kecelpts OF Produce yesterday.

SHREVEP0RT-Steam Louis D'0r--29 bales
cotton Anderson, Harper &co-24 do G w West
6 Dean, Adams & Gaff.-4 Childers, Tarleton Eco
johnson, Denegre Il Penn-6 J Chatfe Il Bro--6
T & Henderson-6 R Carroll &co-4 Warren q
Crawford-3 S Whited &co--2 d Blair &co-22
j w Burbridge &oo--l Merritt, Dunham, MGkin,
nell &co--l Block &co-2S bbls molasses S Whted
&co-S bbls pork SKIS corn Capt Woodward-l
bbls sugar Ben Toledano-2S0 head cattle to Nc
Quoid Mehle &co-sundriea to order--Total l29
bales cotton % bbls molasses bbls sugar
VICKSBURG-Steam Grey Eagle-34 bales
cotton D R Carroll &co-27 do Fl r,Cottee &co~-20
Payne, Huntington &cO-l4 r Powell-l4 do to
Jonas & Eggleston--l2 Meyer, Deutch Weis-l2
Summers & Brannins-5 Buckner, Newman &co-
10 johnson, 'Denegre Pnen-ll A A Green--G to
Watt &co-6 Wright, Allen &co--4 Edwd Male
3 NJ Greenwood & Son. Scott, Cage &co--2 do
Pinckard & Steee--2 Hogan & Patton-2 Davis
Jenkins &co-l II j Phelps &eo-sundries to order
Total l8S bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina simmes-9 bales
cotton Ellis Il Chamberlin-13 do Flower Mas
Jurey & Harris J Herron-3 a Lewis do
Seward & Glynn-l Whited &co20 bbls molas
SEES E W Rodd-sundries to order-potal Al bales
cotton 20 bbls molasses
LAKE LOUIS-Steamer Cotile-4 bales cotton
II deer skins IL hides to Bruhn d Waldkrck-457
slaves W Mitchel-sundries to order-Total A
bales cotton
BURAS SETTLEMENTS Steamer A G Brown
bdl sacks SKIS onions - bbls potatoes ] David
l6 SKIS rice F Martin--l3 bbls rice NJ urquhart-
sundries to order
FORT JACKSON-Steam Live Oak-7O bbs
rice D Grieff-36 hhds sugar pkgs mdse VIM
Agar do NJ Judson-l do Hickok-sundries
to order
THIBODAUX- Steamer Cornie-25 SKIS potatos
E Scennell-7 do P H Foley-9 pkgs eggs etc to l.
Surle--5 do Gerard-30 do L TerrebOnne-6 do
Cherot-sundries to order
UPPER C0AST-Stemer WaloOn-ll 900 slaves
7 Danyaut-sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

Grey Eagle, White, from Yicksburg.
Louis Dor, johnson, from Shreveport.
Nina SHINES, .Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
CotiIe, Rawlings, from Lake Louis.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
A G Brown, Queant, from Buras Settlement.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
Waloon, Danvaut, from Upper Coast.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at and Queenstown land andeDark Mails
snd Paasengsrs taking Cotton, and signing bills of isding
here at through freight hence to St. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hsvre
stesrage tickets granted here by this bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans,
for $50 in currency, per adult. .....
The port destination may be either Fixed signing
the bills of lsding, declared by the holder of the bill
of lading within twelve after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aRordlng the importer the choice OF
markets.
VNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited Will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA .ls74 tons ,..,.P Jamison, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. "A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI 1854 tons "A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS tons 1T Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA 1929 tons VIM L. Mesney, Capt
1851 tons ....J. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. l64l tons.....J HARDY, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H. P p Couche, Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl25 gold, it's equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKBw CO., Al oarondslet street.
Consgnees of goods are respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

CoLoRED WHITE MANA few days since, says
the Lynchburg News of the 18th inst. gentleman
in Liberty having occasion to allude to American
citizens Of " African descent applied to them
term, approved and used universally. The lady
with whom he was conyersing, remarked that her
servant "a gizzard foot'' as black as tar,)
seemed always offended by the use of that term.
You don't like to be called negro?i said the
gentleman addressing the servant who just then
made his appearance, "No, don't! was the in
dignant reply why not? what are you if you
are not negror' az am colored white man
answered the nations ward. Whereupon the
white colored interrogation dried up.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Merrimac, Van Slice, from New York
l4th inst, TO J NJ Courtenay-2d district
Brig Dashing Wave, Otto, from Antwerp, April g.
via Falmouth May l4th, to Lowell 4 Bailey
I'd district 26
Br brig Robt Mex Spearing, Clarke, from Havana,
to master-Point
Schr Nv Trayers, Richards, from Utlla, Mexico, to
Fl LaBosse-2d district 81
schr Florida, Adams, from Galveston, to master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
BeIOw-Comimg Up,

schr W Hilles, Thomson, % days from Philadel-
phia, to G A Fosdck
Sehr Village Belle, Sellman II days from Mata-
moros, in ballast to master
Schr Aurora, -, from Vera Cruz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

acknowledgements bark Auguste-l645
bales cotton Is hhds tobacco
HAVANA-Schr Edith Brown-40,O0O feet lum-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
@IarInr gnteHigente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP srRREr
Tuesday. July r. 1850
Cleared Yesterday.
Norwegian bark Auguste, Rasmussen, for Liver
pool, Marcy, Meggett & Maury
Schr Edith Brown, Merrill, for Havana,
RIM Harrison Geo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

A negro named Sheridan, who was hung atBow-
ling Green, Ky, on the 18th inst, made the fol
lowing speech on the gallows, protesting his limo
cence of the murder of a Patrick Donovan, as
charged:
Ladies and Gentemen-You have all come
here to see q man hung, | suppose; and who
knows what he's hung for? Task any man to say
if he knows what | am hung dead for? That man
House worked this thing on me to save himself OF
some of his friends. He told three men IN gan
when was tried. won that watch from House
the night | went to Nashville, and it was put up
for five dollars. After went TO NashYills, House
came down on Sunday, and wanted to nave the
watch back
told him he cou d getft for five dollars, but l
had traded it of to Bob Golf He said, = well, II
Colts got it never mind' He then gave me some
keys to keep till he called for them. took them
and locked them up in my valise House never
called for them. He came back on Thursday and
asked me if | would go and take drink with him
We went out to get a drink of gin, when two po
cemen arrested me. They did nottell me what
for. but took me up in jury-room where they
said " Don't let this man get away; he's ar
rested for MURDER
That was the first knew of the murder. [ did
not get uneasy till then, for l knew had done
nothing. Here he gave some particulars as to
the manner in whiohhe won the watch, and chal-
lenged any actual proof Of his guilty am as in
nocent of this murder as any man in this crowd,
before God! have done many bad things, but
nothing as bad as murder In answer to his con
fessor he said: If God will forgive House and the
other men-I don't know who they are Will 1
am not drunk nor under the influence oflquorin any
way | am all right. | don't see how a man can
be hung without you know he's guilty. There was
no proof against me but what that man House
said. There's no use being in hurry about this
thing. know I'm going to be hung, but there's
no use being in a hurry, That man House has
something to do with it. don't believe it's right
to jerk the life out of man like jerking the stop
per out of bottle. I know I'm going to be hung,
but amt afraid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH. "A correspondent of
the Baltimore Gazette, writing from Washington,
says Of the President;
Nor is it absolutely certain that Mr. Johnson
will carry out the plans he has laid He over
works himself needessly and fearfully. He is
careworn and haggard and unless he gives himself
some relaxation, there may be a solution to his
career very different from that which is antici.
nated ...--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

Exports Yesterday.

Brig ] Banks, Cocheron from Mayaquez, Port
Rico, to J Yillarubia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
HAVANA OCEANS HAVANA CIGAKs.

store and landing steamships Southern Mexico
$50 900 HAVANA CIGARS,
Of the fayore brands a Carolina, Cabanas Upmann,
Figaro Aprobacon others sold the lows
EST market Fate Uenposseurs nv give call
s. bbRNsHEIM, q GTaTier street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW
and splendid sidswheel stesmshps-
MORNING STAR -. 240O tons. Nelson, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 tons. Delaney CommaAder.
GUIDING STAR. -. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. 1900 tons. -, Commander.
The new and hrstcsss screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI $500 .Fnrbur Commanding.
MERRIMACK. F.. 1000 tons. .Vsnsiee Commanding.
MARIPosA. 1900 tons. Quick Commanding
MONTERREY. 1900 tons W Whitman, Commanding
The new and arstClass upper cabin screw steamship
Merrimackl
1908 TONS
~ vANsICF, Commander.
VIII leave the Company's Wharf foot of Jackson Square,
on SATURDAY, July %, at 7PM.
The Line composed of the largest and elegant steam
ships which built In this country for any home
line They are every respect fitted for service and the
route upon which they Their passenger accommodations
are exceed those Of other in the world
p9-PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES
Freight will be Companys warehouse the
rates freight viii always be made low by any other
line,
For freight OF passage spplytO
J. N. ooURTEEAY, Agent
s3Carondelet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

Il is not known By. everybody says the Houston
3 Telegraph, that there is quite distinguished
colored doctor settled in our midst But It's a
fact. Els name is Old Dr. Jones, He is a very
remarkable old darkey, whose brow is already
silyered over with the frosts of near fourscore
winters. Yet he is a very active old fellow, not
outstanding joints still retaining the supple
agility Of youth. He believes himself the most
extraordinary individual Of all Gods creatures.
with whom the angels Of heaven nightly hold con,
verse whispering words Of profound science and
wisdom into his ears. He looks with pity upon
the learning Of the regular followers Of Escula-
Plus, whom he sincerely believes to be the deuded
agents Of the devil. He may often be seen on the
streets, with saddlebags on his arms, visiting the
darkeys, all Of whom regard him with a singular
awe, and touch their hats to him reyerentially as
sbe passes.
He doctors simply with herbs; but when his
patients are seriously i'll, he resorts to conjura-
ton. Exactly what process he uses in this latter
treatment, we are not aware; but II is said TO be
quite awful, and rarely resorted 10 without sue
cess, He gets big practice among the darkeys.
Me have thought it well to give DR.. Jones this
publicity Some oF our negro-worshipping radi-
Gals Will no doubt be pleased to know of his ex-
istenee and then the freedmen's bureau may
wish to employ him as a surgeon. To be consist
emit, they certainly ought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24
FOR ALABAMA RIVER DIREor.


REGULAR INDEPENDENT THURSDAY PACKET
Leaves on EVERY THURSDAY at In NJ from the head
Of the New Basin
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY WE
umpka and all intermediate landings Alabama River
The tine A No. steamer
Blue Wing No. .,
ISAIAH LITTLE, Master; VIM MILLIKEN, CLERK,
viii leave above giving through bills of adng for all points
For freight passage apply on board,
STEVENSON Il DOUGLAS, 8 Front street.
P. S-The steamer Blue Wing No connects regularly a
Mobile with the Light drat packet Mist for Alabama river
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves from head of New Basin TUESDAY oath inst
7OR MOBILE, MoNTGoMERY, SELMA, AND
II all landings on the Alabama RYerThe light draft
No. steamer
s. 6. STONE Master.
This steamer classes No in oil the insurance Offices
For freight passage apply on board,
SlNNoff ADAMS, % Commercial Place.
MOBILE PROPELLER FREIGHT LINE.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18th inst at s p NJ
ENOK MOBILE. MONTGOMERY SELMA AND
L all landings Alabama Riyer-The new propeller
l. DELPIT, Master,
Is receiving at the New Basin and will leave above
JN6. E HYDE 4 Co, lls Common street.
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURoHE PACKET
ONCE WEEK.
Leaves every SATURDAY at "a II
Steamer j. NJ. SHARP-HEHRY STREUK, Master JOS
DALFERES, Clerk.
LNOR THAB0DAUXVKLLE PATHTCOURD.
vile NapOleonvlle Donadsonve and all intermediate
coast landings-Wil leave regularly above,
The j. II, Sharp will give particular attention to
freight and passengers will continue In the trade
nently For freight or passage apply on board.
P SShppers ali cases. responsible for the payment
Of freight. J. S. RELF, TchoupitoulHs street
FIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

1t lis said that large edition of the song, When
this cruel war is over,' rewritten and adapted to
the various powers, has been sent to Europe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

The Lynchburg News says "The mayor
of New Orleans has closed all the gambling
houses in that city"