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AND PROnUCE.

fEs''''N| s@AadH<E' (A1stS n ~ tS@yHySL'
TATE d. CO.,
Wholesale GRoCEEs AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, r..4=.g.
Corner New Leyee Common and Fulton Streets New Orleans
ALExJ DYAs of the old house of Dyas Co. is with u.s.
and viii be pleased to serve his old friends and cnstome
r OFT, WOOD d CO.
w. B. LOTT, Madison co.-C.W.wooD, Canton, Mlss)
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
COM IssION ERCHANTs
65 Common and l6 Canal streets.
Major 9 Sebastian has charge department
MILLIKEN IL BRINGIEK-
e. MILLIKEN-M. D. BBINGIER)
..-. Sugar Brokers.
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. q Canal street, New Orleans.
CAMMAOK b sQUIRES,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
81 New Levee and 10 Fulton Street,
Between Gravier and Common streets.
Pork, Flour Lard Sugar Molasses Coffee Salt Fine Wines
Liquors Tobacco and Gsars constantly on hand in qusne
put up City orders for family supplies solicited
GEORGE g. GARNER q CO.,
i. c. GOODRICH. H L. GOODRICH, c. R. RA1LEY.)
LEsALE oRooER
Commission Merchant,
Hos 81 COMMON AND a CANAL STREETS.
7 w. GOsLEE.
WHOLESALE GRoCER
COrnmiasion Merchant,
NO. Front AND 8 AND 10 FULTON sTREETs
r .. WILLIAMS
WHOLESALE GROCER,
SsNsv Levse, As, Il, % and 81 Gravier street.
Nsw ORLEANS
pIDWELL. PAYNE q CO.
dH! BIDWELL. z. G: PAYNE, JNo. N PANE
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS IN WEsTERa
PRODUCE,
Nos 33 and 50 'FchoupitoulaE Atreet.
New Orleans La
g7o0Ds. PICKETT 81 o.
q. H. WooDs-wx. R. PICEETT-mKE Il. WOODS
SIS Commerce Street,
CLARK, STEWART i BIBB's OLD sTAEpI
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
wholesale and Retail Garocexa,
CONFESSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKER S.
REFERENCES:
Jurey Harris Il. W. Earle d Co.: Battle, Noble B CO.
Col. J. o Nixon. and Col D 3 Penn. New Orleans
cUGAH. sYBUP AED MOhASsEB--
Orescent City Sugar RennerT.
DOUBLE. REFINED LOAF
cuT-LoAT, -nr,,-,.,-
--And.=
Powdered SUGAR
WHITE and TEL1oW CLARIFIED SUGAR.
GOLDEN sERUP, FAMILY STBuI
And
EEBonED MO1AssEs,
AerillnuA and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
a. Thomson 81 Co.,, ...
as TrhonritnuIss a+r"at'
T'MEODORE PELLE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
LIqHora and Wines
10 TOHoUPIT0ULAs STREET,
New Orleans
a III. DAzEzA, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-ARD-
Importer OF Cuba Produce,
ALSO, Dealer In r.
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs,
ONCE No. 10 St Louis street
Louisiana aud Cubs Sugar and Aoasses always hanr
to suit purchssers
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The Davis Case.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The counsel of JEFF
ferson Davis are quite confident to-day that Judge
Underwood will hold his court in November, and
that their clients trial will take place. There is,
however, nothing certain about it. In this con-
nection the following statement of three of Mr..
Davis's counsel, which has been made public, will
be of interest;
RICHMOND October 2.-The counsel of Mr..
Davis, now in attendance at Richmond, deem it
their duty to lay before the public the following
brief statement of facts.
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NO. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET. NEW oR1EANs

NO. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW oRLEANs
Having received by late arrivals large stock of FRRsE
and NEW DRUGS, in addition the large assortment O.
hand am now prepared to supply the large increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH
The following articles comprise part of my stock:
AcidS all kinds, Alcohol
Ba!som Copabis, I'D Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass, Bay Rum
Borsx, Blue Yitri
Caome, Birthstone
Cantharades, Castor OH
Chloride Lime. Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated La Chloroiorm,
Cream Tartar Copperss
Indigo, Cuttle Fish Bone,
Isngass, Ipecac
Lioorice, Jasp,
LicoricG Root Lunar Caugtc,
Msdder Mace
Mamma MagnesiA,
Musk, Morphine,
Eutmegs, Opium,
Quicksilver, Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tanin syrngeB.
Epson Salts, Turpentne
Varnshi White Lead In OIL,
Ether, Nitric FIT, Emery Flour
Ether Suphartc Emery, |, Bands
0amooge, Extracts, solid and fEld.
Chamber Salts Flax Seed
Gum Arasic, Flax Seed, ground,
Gum Ben2oin, Ginger,
Gum Shelac, Gum Assaftedlta,
Gum Myrrh, Gum Csrnphor
Glycerine Gum Tragacsnth.
Hops, Glue
Oil Bergamot Herbs, FRESH
Oil, Cod Liver, whise OIL An.se
Oil, Cod Liver, dark Oil, Cinnamon.
Oil, Olive pints and quartz, Oil, Croton,
Oil, sassafras, OIL Lemon
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PREPARED BY
S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
A NGosrURA AROMATIC B1TrERs.
PREPARED BY DOCTOR sIEGERT, AT ANGOSTURA,
NOW CIUDAD-BOLIvAR.)

m, - ,.,.. =. -, ,,..., =
tn time excellent tonic aud m efcasous
800 a. i.t ,tG ~ l., niM ~ VII MI
pe at Gsg he h1"r r q the DAY h9G tel
suitable Tor ladies' and children They are moreover an excel
ana disrhea which originate from weasntss and reiay@on
may taken mixed as ab6ye menHeG or tg oGee or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-12

RO. GUILD.
On Tuesday, June 9TH, there was formal
session Of the circuit court Of the United States
at Richmond, Judge Underwood presiding, grand
jurymen were sworn and other judicial formalites
observed. Mr.. Daviss counsel were present
ready and anxious to proceed to trial. On motion
of the district attorney, the court was regularly
adjourned to the ID of October, the presiding
judge using this language:
The chief justice, who is expected to preside
at this trial, has named the first Tuesday of De-
tober as the time that will be most convenient to
him. When this court adjourns, it will adjourn,
not until the next term, which is in November,
bat.until the first Tuesday in October next. The
motion of the district attorneys therefore granted
This court will adjourn, not until November, but
until the first Tuesday in October, which time is
preferred by the chief justice and attorney gen
eral. The case will then, if not before disposed
Of be taken up
In accordance with the order of the court. the
undersigned are in attendance here. They find
no court and, except from the Information elected
the following Geographic correspondence. have
no information of the intentions Of the Judge:
RICHMOND, Sept. 80, 1866.
To the Hon John C. Underwood Alexandria:
As counsel for Mr.. Davis, we are very anxious
to know if you will be in Richmond, on Tuesday
next, to which day, as you recollect, the circuit
court Of the United States was adjourned. We are
IN attendance here, and DESTROYS to be apprised
Of the views of the court, An early answer will
much Oblige US.
WILLIAM B. REED,
]. X. TUCKER.
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RICHMOND. September 20, 1866
Your telegram is received. Permit us to re-
new the inquiry whether on Tuesday you will be
at Richmond, Norfolk, or Alexandra Your an
WILLIAM B. REED,
J. R. TUCKER,
will be in Alexandria on Tuesday.
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 90, 1866
To Mcssrs. Reedand Tucker:
There will be no United states'court in Rich
mond, next week.
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FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS

DR.. MAGGIELS PILLS
1EvAB1ABLE CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness,
Costveneas, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, .LoWness Of Spirits,
Diarrhea Ringworm,
Drepsy, rheumatism,
Debility, Salt Rheun,
Fever and Ague seads,
Skin Diseases .@.s a,.a...
Each BOX Contains 12 PILLS.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
R~ NoT1oE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR J..
Few York, to counterfeit which is felony.
s Sold by all respectable DeAles medicines throughout
the United States and Canada at Is per pot
BARNES, WARD & CO, Agents,
New Crlasus
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From Moore - GampIOns
PhiiadeIphia.

Test made by Bqlkley Lumber Dryer q I've pieces Of blao
76 inch in width; one 10 wide, dry could b
made shrunk inch in width In opinion this
takes more srnkage the lumber than any other
doss irjure il,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-12

As antibious remedy the following variou
letters will be- is hoped, sufficient Importance justify
the quoting of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-12

attention. JAMES CONCEAL,
20 St. Charles street
MUBBEL'M
SUPERIOR OLD CABINET BRANDY,
lMEDICATEp,,
An UNEQUALED REMEDY FOE
DIAEEHEA. SUMMER COMPLAINT
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs,
GRIPPING PAINS IN THE HOWELL
CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
It Is highly approved by the Medical Faculty
Eor Change of water and Dlss.
THE CABINET BRANDY
Has bsen used with almost unparalleled success for
past Twenty Years, in cases of DIAREHEA. oHoLERt
MoRBUs collie, ETC
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, AND EVERY
BOTTLE WARRANTED.
MUBBEL'B
CELEBRATED GOLDEN BIrTERt|
PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC
Envlgoratlng and strengthening.
FortBos eystem against the evil unwhoesorp
water For sale in all parts of the world.
SB. CENTRAL Experimentation Express BuIldn o.
Hudson stteat, New York. neutrality-suspicious. N. Y,
GEO, Q. HUBBEL CO.
Propretors
j. CONCEAL.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
SO......s"..,V t. Charles strOas......,...,... q
ggw ORLEANS,
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Frice-$1 per Bottle

Wereit necessary certificate after certificate could be
pended to this from we'll known citizens but deem it
less. Sold by all Druggists.
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MEDICAL,

After years successful trial this city
in the country at the of numbr of persons no
have been benefited by its use have concluded pre-
sent to the public
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MEDICAL

SCHENCK's sEA-wEED TONIC,
-AEp~~
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j. GoNEGAL>s COLUMN.

lO."...BT. CMARLEs sTKEET.....0O
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A VIEW ANp GRAND EPoCH N MEDIoNE.
Or masslep. I'm. and salve.

And coespondnsy strengthen the digestion They
Liver clsar the Head steady the Nerves. To those who
| are familiar with the use of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-12
MANDRAKE .PILLs.
TT rs PURE AND PLEASANT.
THE sEA-wEED TONIC PRODUCES
LASTING RESULTS,

INy1GoRATING THE STOMACH AM
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, AND ENABLING IT TO
ELIMINATE AND MAKE INTO HEALTHY
BLOOD THE soUD WHICH MAY BE
USED FOB THAT PURPOSE.
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p. B a cf er'S
@nestSt y Berutdu cSnftttUf.

Sbt9e &ritalt ieit eIutr Jiebe rCn Satrer In 0ers
i6cbencn Rreifeu teFannt ais burGauS geelanet,
Ftncr burtb eueu llulsrribt II gehtnbe G1tebuue
~ nistthen @tIcbern her meuifltdm 9elegihait
beronjuboeu. bittet ani's Reue. baa berisiten biz
test geifeutie 9errour aud, fsuerbtu gu beTpabreu.
- Huter ben eewEbrItd,eu eehriadrn pire nrter-
rd,t I'M 3ellnen unb allen ipeibli6sR S;ubarbeiten
trtbelItDit Der S@ule In gu altber 3ttt en 9Puft
alsn mSgItben SIas- II. Strcib. .Suitiumenttr ben
spti belOubslS 6aju au9sfsuten eebrsrn llutsrri6t
sseettn. Ntuecr beberIsi 5eibiebt8 Weroeu III rot
u. 9Clis 3erDnlmsn.
Eibere Ausunit etthett ter Wrn,ipal Der aniiait
Z, o. 10 ader,
tSeptl319l Rr, ITt l78, 5dmbur9lird6s
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Spet ifIimn,e Edtle Spn gdmprIholser
bnrp Dr. gtrid'onb'8 parDrs

Sr. 5Ias aus Sanespiue BiSCcnfu, tbsIt Ium
Stlten auer init ben 5dmcrrbCiben gsbateten nit
fae er Sabre IanB an gang Observation-Disclosures
eeltten, nnb ietn Brltbtr ans gleidtm @rinbe, ben
has uebet fbrRtit atldbmt hetts, ais urbetItar aus
Dem 5RtIitGreienite ptraoi6ieoet purbt 8sce bSdii
raurietu Bale wurben burtb cine SlaIdlt BON Or.
= @smpiebua9 bteer Serren, fcpis bic alsertem i6a.
nd bel Or. Stritiono en9ebenben 3eusntiis |ontcu
patsentsn nbercuGtn, bab Die 'd'wiertSEttn enseg
fetIdteu Sdue ourdt Gr. Strtlano'B 5amprrbciosn-
Wiiiel arbet wprben. usoeraG baiten Apotbeter ts
borratbis; in . timore Set9 ., Sauce
Wr. 20S, meit.8altimSrs'ir.; In en- afbingtc 1t
soferb 80. u airu Il Srubsr.
GorFpertduferi VI. SpaeIer & 6 0. uub
8bemi n 81 U q, Baltimore R6.
Sn ep ii inat n bel q bs.G Gbrt fttaui
Rr. sff. pa. acennt (sfal,6. lS)
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gBdfbin n.-Sm bieiiaen &urn-
psreine ,pmbsn pprtsen WiitweG ole fcl-
ssnesn gsamtsn fur Die nabHen feds Do.
nate gepablt: ertsr Spre6er, U.
S6siltaus; speiter Spreher, 5. gEalier;
ehriftport, U gBcrG; Safenwdrt. M.
&lntut; Rehner. s. @rerermann;
9urnwart, 6. Vebmtubl; 3susGort, s.
8uns.
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Gebetrle @ranfbeiten.
SrfinSlt6e aur sarGnttrt
ben
Gr. ofpfsDh Edbian.

Office; gfr. 228, @tne.Straes,
philadelphia.
Tr. Fabian saranttit IN iei9eneen 2ranfbttten
k'ne fhneue urb artnbltde Sur. Ole Rett5n toirb
bon rtr lelbit subertitst unb TT bnr6ails rtt bon
0as6itIber.
@eReItne RranEbetten
oetbtrIet @ei9le6tS, 10 i6redli4 in ibren 5cf9en,
tptnn petna4Idif9 une ipsnn ndt bot snem eriabres
ntu aute bebaubsIt.
SeltitteFedung (Sn0nte),
beren troIri9e Nclgen itdb tln6ge6en IN Wibmutb.
HabtIthen SamsuSreiesunseu. SGlpacDt Ter n,dunz
Hbtn 3eu9uresfraii, 2ebtnSiibsrbIu6 unb tneli6
Gltfsebrune. Sunse 2eute. Die iidb befsu beluubt
Anb, ioIteu lidb pertrdiienepoa an mid usnbert. SD
hdhgen @eiuuohett 5lrld9ebrafti BITE pcu Hnoercu
talf bsbanccl cher Gis unbsilbar eussssten pprcen
fnb.
SraIensSfrantbetten.
Bs Ger tFlites biuHg BITE llr(pthe auafmetn,t
t,mddbt. hnteaclnaRiarelt uub uufrndI.bars
Felt.
mnte9eI G9tgfttt
In eer t.'pnofIi fIei. RsinIaun9 pbes sdniIici1eE
Musbisiben eetielben, 9Ieihotel ben wed'er ltlaae
hrb In pentgen Sagcn bon mir hergeieut phue uGd,=
tteiltae S0l9en iAr sic @eilubbet.
Seit me;ner fnfebn6brtaen prerie In bleiser Stabt
Babe tb ritb taupiGhltd mt Der Bcbantlung pbtacr
sIanthetten be'G1fGt no barn bic 0fan;sreitsH Rs'
fuItate trsislt.
@uswdrttge Sattenttrt
sbnnen bon mir bebanbett psrOtn, pe1n iie mir ipren
Biitarb ftlriIild mtubslen.
Stren9fte SsEfd,picsenbttt tpirS ;uas.
fIdbsSt,
DR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa
{Taub ISN
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ISSaIttiaSre Stre SnfnS eTtesa
&SfAeeh
peS 0inoItnae Nreunp

Se1 StuunItUHS SSEeHHG
(Gbe 9puHa 9ieH's Ertenb.)
llnter @arantie Der Seiluus a. elmer 6rauE
Betten. Bei anen arotbeFerr su BADEN. Wtan
ferlau9s beS S5n9ln9t Hreuu6 "(t6e gounS 1tsus
8rienb)'. Dtit ebsr Sbadtel erbaIi man eine Bro
kbare ibsr bic Spn,pt5nie unb Sebanbiuns eeeeiuier
Eranfbettsr, cber man fann bie SGlift 6ejebtn,
penn man on ngpune Men's ErisuA", @pr 99 Giu-
stnuati, fbltibt uub benz 8ritft einf tnts-9 4.
n nartf ttiltst. Sn Q nItmore III bateu BET
8. Q. 5anee,
TSpIi1, ,I2HRte.l RI 2cr. RaItinoir.
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SOFtrt 3@uwaurf
5tDduns Der Mcnats Getntgung unb
afIert fpufftaen WutterletbeY

ssFiast inb, ioateu e& Eb sltr teipnberen aufsabi
MADDEN, Dr. 5dlumarn Ju 0tatbe ~ litben; .r Ia
;tn a5t eer In Baltimore bSdTt portbeilbait befamt
trtt Stauoe IL. Danlen tSuneu in ibrer Sripatpob.
itng in alen EtetIen Der St1ot beiuti werosu. Goi
de, Die auferbdb Der StaSt pbsr tn Meter Serns ob
ren, tonnsn IN ess Do'tors proat-goDbnung wabrtuo
hEt1lidt iperbelt 80 t..
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RXftatta IN santeii !

KBtGa+1Q fur SNntelb
9arnsn tYe:dpe ber Disnite etnee guteu TrSiea be-
earftn, fonten fd Iteis an Or. SdJnndiiiI, Rr,
30, acrtb-, nabf asrmstcnsr.. wenbeu. Sr. 6 d Ii.
man II "a oer ersise gr,t in oCisnt eanoe, auf ben
man it bet Der Seiluns naer SEanentronthettsu Der
iaher fam, ole ba ans;
Stodurs Der mcnatlidnn Rein,suus,
ejebarmutterp p0prfaG II. @eriGmdrunA
Nudeu- rub Seitfaihnierien,
RiebeTstiGlaseuBeit,
irslbtr Snb appttitfrfaFeit, EsrpSiitGi, Rebfrutb
nab ale esn 0amtu eaene 8efGptrbtu.
Scee Tame, bic stntu eefhtdteu Dcttpr tolni9t
tcute bel Br. . d bGman II scrforrben.
sRan pereefIe rttt bic Rumnsr so Rorthv. cts
pans rrn gerAstOnf-u gGltmcrei Mfb. Arseueeh
Ner6tn na6 aAen eanbesaeaetoen nerianbt.
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Nus Der tpn9Tei itohetl lem
Steuer. .Debatte. - Dos 6in1ni'
Gcmtte fdlua ,um 6. 4bihrttts pC5 Ss'
fsBsS pom Rors 1865 ein NmenbemeRt
Sor, uah wdtem Die pdpisr Girtull,lon
rr Natcnal unS SIaats. 90nten Deer
Observation-Disclosures uad bsm |.
Suit 1867 NIT 10 Ytp,snt bsaeuers wer-
ben icu &C.. uno pethes Iberbaupt bic
ger erbdltntHs isner @ele. .Snltttute In Be'
AUG auf persn Gapttalten une Der oon tbs
ntn NJ letftsnben 8arantisn rfguttIt.
Gbrpnpretsr rpurotn eer 6Ietltne Bet
9eil9t.
Der Genat nabm ben gcrIttds bss
5tnan, Gpmits's Mot on, nab pflhem
BON Der Srsilife 9eitrtdsn wsreen (paten:
stferne Yruden unp 9ust5sile etIerrer
8riiden, WabIperfe urb Wdfhtnsrte'n
fur bte 3uder.Edbrttdtton unb Striel.
lung oes SYrups uue RetdTs aus 5oro.
bum, 8ubsn unb Wats, hann Uidt unp
Scrnf6neipe. unb DretmaIttnen. Sorn.
ausbulier, ausftetbun9s Apparai unb
6pliwd1ren.
Der Srsttias wursen angefuat; bpl.
lerne Sebdtler une Gtfiernen fur 8ob,
Wtnfral DEF, @depineen. gBebFlble,
Sptnnmalbtnen, 9umpen, Oampfmdiht.
neu, guitbebunss. une betbp1lIrr Qppa.
rate, NdSmafbtnen, aus Irauten. So.
tdnntsbstren une aneern 6nhhu pprr
Rbabarbsr eemabte gDeine, Sautfhud.
SpItns 5eeern, befpneers Tlr Gtfrntabn'
Waglons stfsrttst, SbnIre, Srtde hub
aus pssrtabtli(6en Strfen gem0Gte
Gaue.
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Hper'S
VI RctntQuuaS 3 wiQett

MR< RctntauneS > Wifleu
EI EfK iino has cclfomn,stite abttbrs
-EzE- YEA m.tisl. ipeldes ptr stIeugen lbnnsn,
prcr cas- ndd un'erer Nnilbt ie ber-
U bprgebruht Doroen til.
Sbre g8irfunAtn taben oer aDet DtnuBIam gtbetgt
nm ME esI is ben otstra,sn, TN es:.raass bsttne-
NIT BoblBtialleu netmen aber tbre SsiI'raft ~
mdtti9 3bre tisisreifsnben @sgcrf@aiien le9eu bss
9brpsrs etbensabt9feit an. euternen be 8eracpfan'
zen eer Orsan., reiutoer bas Plut II. Osribeudsu
inppbIeiu. sic ieasn bic tranibait.n Sdfls, ,pcide
Yismuib erseustn 1t, bs9en, btnaus. riittetn ttale
pber IN uuorbnuug eeraihene Crsane 81 natiirii1ea
Sun'cnen aui nnc ftben benz sau;en epiteme ats
lnnbt ela,iiide Spanntrait ein. Sic filrfren nibt
bios bic altiattden BeiGwereeu eiutS Jesen prbtrn
and gtfdbrl,tte II, su Ihrdtenoe Rransbei,en g9enn
He ctnerielts gar gelpaltae BirfmBen duBern, Rne
fs lur felben Set tn rtrrnatrten Battn 9enonineu.
SaS t1erii. II. bette abiiibruitteI fir 8inber Sbr
peJuferier uebsrbu9 ebt tbuen enen ansentbmeu
9e'nuad; ihre nilr aus oem pHan,eueihe gtuon,ns-
men Snlrtbienstn MAIDEN tie polfoniinen balnt- II.
eefabtlos. un9laubltd1e Ruren baben lie pplbratt
popon bo6itebsnbe gcr,6nft6teen 3tusnts asbtn
fDbas auer 9er6aht Der nnfpabrbtt ben bonn 5eretn
Tern bleibt. Biee betoprrageree 8etithde II, atute
haben tbre Ramer batu ber8eseben, benz Yublsum bic
0eablttett unltrer Setimttel bu bsteu6tn, ipobtne
anbere unS ptt 8erii9rprg tbIer neber,eueun9, bat
unere Yripa,ate un9tbtuer 5ur einottung Der eeben
nnerer ietoenhen geplaaien Mitmeninen bettra8en,
baben sutontulen laiftrt.
uue apotbeter lleieru unftrt an,trI'autiden Ilm1s
uao unentselblid; BARN iino .sebraut saupeiiunaeu
une SeiI5euBniiie dber tOiscnte Se8pstbeu sni'
balien;
@eritopiuue, e,bsrIeisen, 8ttumahsn,us, Saut-
Raiierud,t, Spbbrennen Nopilpeb IN ,SolBe bon
L6letttm 4iasen llsbsltsit, 8srbaunlnss
1rd8beit bsr @instpeibe nnb baraus eutiebenoe
S6msrier, Wiubiudt. appettlcfsttit ale usbel,
pede eine ausleerenet Ar,net erforberu. Die piuen
beIlfu auberoem burdb Geini8uns ots 9iues unb I'm.
ieliin9 beS Spltens piee uepef, aui bic lie bent Yin
id,tpe nad gar tenen &influb baben, ais ba iinb |;
Eanbbeit. tbeilw.itS @rbl,nben &ero.nhmtB unb
n'rrbfe @rreabartttt unctonunasn tn Der seber unb
ben Neren. 9idt II. icnitige dbnls eetoer. bic aus
tinem berdbgefcmnieuen Rorctriuitaube cosr 8,rto>
pilna ieirer ,5urttioren heirlhr,n.
9aBt Gu6 ntdt oon 9tuno aSloen Sdnoeru NIT
anoern Grseneien, ort benen lie nepr yrpfit madeu
anubrtn 8erlaust antr's ptllen uno netmt
teiue aubern! Die 8Ianten braudeu bK beit-porbaus
tene ShIie unb He ioaten iolde erbalteu.
Subereitet pon I, q. Nrer SoHp., 2ope0,
Maa.. urb su tattr Bel gB. 8. grrpu Srreer IN
Baltimore. iope bti alien apotbstsrn Mno aIieasi'
8trfauiern aler Ortea. (Sani lS)
Nrbert Wc2earp,
stupferihnttbt
uab Satrtfant bon sItit itd resalrenben Wtnttals
g8aiiers @ppataien.
rtmtet aud @aSIettungtu ttr uu
lest stBleirbbren.
slr. SO. 3ofltba9ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-25

Sp5peYGle. - aDaS febermauH fnet, niuB patr
tsn. sSir Daben bon 2tuten welben Or. Strtd.
Iarb's toniibe W tttel woblgeiban, 10 bdu
tbi9t iebeu, benz prblifum mitjutbstIen, bas mir in
eer Gbat bpm teetSmaltstn @tbrape5s befeben Set.
lung erlrarien. Drum forhem mir age, bic nit 8es
hautueSbeidwerben cher Nerpenibwddjs betaeen iinb
ouf sur Mpctbete su geben nub cine Ssade ron Or.
5tridlanb's Gsnsitm su bclen. Dafei6e III sci
6etb .. Sance, Rr. 10S, Deit- 9litimrreIic
tn B fbingtpn bel SCiepb 20. Rairn )
Grnt er su habsit.
Grpbpfrtdueri VI, 8cgeIer & q .. unb
&bom fpn l. 81 d, Baltimore D1b
N W a tnetcu bel gbS. gbrtfttau
n 371, ia. NSeuile (SuIi8I1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-15

GIRL LosT.-On Saturday last, a girl,
about ID years old, named Augusta Matthias,
was sent by her parents to get bucket of
vatsr. She left the bucket at the door and
mas not returned. She was plain looking
girl, had ON dark calico dress. pair of
leather balmoral shoes, grey wooden stock
iugs, white and black striped hood, q dark
calico quilted sack, and blue and red ging-
ham apron. She has light hair, grey eyes,
and scar under her right jaw. Whoever
will give reformation of her whereabouts, to
August Matthias, in Charles Buford's block,
will confer favor on her distressed par
snss. If she has good place no effort will
be made to deprive her of 1t, but she may
come and get her things and stay where she
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-15


A FINE IMPRpvsMENT.-Happsning in at
the county clerks office, this morning, we
we're pleased 90 see that a very fine improve
msns has been made 10 she interior arrange
msnss there. The counters have been
moved to more convenient position, the
stove brought out nea- the east side of the
,oou, the shelves arranged 80 that the books
aud papers can be kept with more system
tam heretofore, and the room newly painted
and ceansed SO that 1t is now the handsom-
ess and most conyeniant Office in the county.
These improvements were much needed.
The board of supervisors should now or Ter
set of books which shall be kept by double
entry, SO that the state of our county affairs
can be shown at glance. any day. We
have no system of book keeping in that Office,
and the very best known should be introduced
AZ once.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-15

IMPORTANT TO THE SfcE.-We invite the special
attention OF our reade to DR.. Easteriy's adver
tisements. which be seen IN our advertising
columns this evening. DIR. Easterly's family med
icines are deservs d. popular, have rapid SALE
give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the
princi pal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be seen that DR.. Easteriy
does not rscommand one medicine to cure all dis
eases. but prepares remedy for each particular
disease, which can Be relied upon to II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many doctors bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. Dr..
Easseriy's medicines have been twenty years es-
tabIished in st. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded as the best in use. We say to the sIck
and afflicted, try them. Fox sale by all druggists.
feh2dwll.