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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-05
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IihEn. ratttl:rsa unb reaIiGen Rem gOrf an.
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3. ". DubGrrn, Sen superintendent.
t@Oneol Y. .. young, Gen. Daifaaer- @aent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-05

ElaGs~wA R0tornac
ErartSpOrtattpnSs3 inie.
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ger apt et86tfr Wtarf gter Nc 8, ieeen Dtsnaeg 4 llbs
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@urrtpmen Sop, Store's g6bart 81 CATER Wtarf
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STttt's Dctnt SanpS @errs nEb &lpnCnt
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Dssen austuaft I6er Bre&t Dber VdFase pente rtsu Fs
Sn Baltimore,
an u. 3eebba N & SOHS. 142 etsbtfr. SDbasE
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ltsft Route 'ur hte Ne kn6en RAD osm SSeren, pte Etdh
Der ioattn he iu tCnpsen.
Mteilen> @ntfernuns b. Baltimore nad Cincinnati:
lebtr SarferS NteileH.
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Sarrtsburg uuo p ttsbnr9 ....,.....659
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
Qomefeufshpcfse.

@elm 8aris aud fernerbin Die Geiese
fir Damenmooen boridreibt, 10 iinb Die
Gage Der @riuoIinea q sdblt. Die pa
riieriuen bon sateut @ei6mad beginner
mad ltnO mad OieieS oft peripotteten
Snftituts miioe gu perOen. Sur Mor<
senansiiee iuiro rieler goselbauer bor~
lauFs nod bei6ebalten iue9en ieiner
3pefmdBigfeit, ben, aufseiteft.n &ofe
ais StaBplmft gu oienen, 10 Dap oielef
lid .frei bnn Sen itblnusigen glenentei,
bes 8ariier @aIenfotbes belfen fam.
Sl6er bes 9ibenos foroert Die Soni9tn
Nfobe Elm lang biHterber idleifenoeS
8leib, eenannt ,,aometeaidpsif. 6 8os
in Ser greite 9eipart miro, gebt in Der
2dnge pieoer brauf uil6 mas Die 3tped<
mdbiefeit betrifft, TO 1T es nod frasli6,
mas BEL oieler AeaOeteug gepoaiiet 1T,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
@el(6dftss Aa5rigell.
Sfeanldre II. g. Nsail einie

Gteben II, 8erbinbung nit ben 6fIli&en 0rih5ieen
0ie fd5nen 4aiIagiersGampfer.
iIyi+e0 StafeS Bbtten, MATER.
Gen. 2DtIe .s....-. -0oondn, 1talter'
s Giner Der pbigen 9ampfer perIdbt ben bieftgsn
@bGrf ieben Gag, Mittags IL uhr, une bic Sampfer
smell E,,lIer Mafter, qeben jepen- abenb A 1lbr,
Gpnntaas lnsgenentmen, pom bier alb
N% ajegen Traebt ober Rafiase befra9e mon itc2
bel ss s
Soiepb ebampion, agent.
Office: auf benz asbarfboot am Suee Der = Strabe
2lmr, 2ouispiae, &p
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27

Office eStun6en 8a
pom 9ti gormittass, non 3-5 9a9mittuss unS uoit
A9 l1br Nbenbs.
9amen t6nnen in einisen aeetionen cine Ieidbts,
geIdaftge nno rette 9an6 f9reiben !ernen.
@ef1Gftsb1nb. 1850 49,
9,jtatt bic Sreibetunft ola cine 9ed,obefunft Ii,
Iebren, bin i bureb 2oidhrige Grfabrng ~ Der Ans
itt gefommen, bab 69IIer TN Mlter rofi 60 ssnbs
bic @ifien59aft fi4 feIb in Hrsefer 8eit cine aes
rpanbte S9reibIueiie ansesO5bnen t6nneS.
gai5pius. 1855.
&errn 3. VIZ. SpIbenr.
ir iio ebenfp eraunt pie erfrsut, bds Sic urss tn
10 furser Seit bic Principien Der bonDgrGphe polz
ftanbiG periteben semadt boben.
9as Spitem if tur3, einfad nfib dusge3ei3ret flr
bic Bebiirfrtfie oer menf3liben 9efeui6aft. I
Niemanb fam oagegen fsin, auber DieieniseH. bis
es nidt tenner: Sbre sigentbimIide 2ebr=@etbobs
ma1t bas Grlernen beriebsn rtiett MIR Ieidbt
fonbern mo9t Is aud 81 elmer angenebmen nnters
baItung. Sas Gertbn@ (4tman's NanwoD 1T feb
gut fir ben Gebrdndb orrnngirt.
9uId5 bic Grinbung biefer 1riiiiberrpuen 2unit ba
fi Bitman eireu boben faa nuf ber 2iite Der menf&
H9en mobtbdter eryucrbeny unh 'fvir benten, niei
Runit folte etnem ie6en ainbe selehrt mefbef.
ees@ sSafper cartridge, Capt. "A. sSSa. 9. S.
Ebos. s. GboSes, Capt. 60. sSn.B. s. !
81. 3. 4atferfen, Capt. IS. Snc. e. 8.
2.s6. Saneett, 2ieut., Go. q, IS. ssn6. Q. &.
rs e. 8. 9ammonos Mct.s 81 iiift.s Gurgeon, nS4.
VI. 9oouer, Chaplain, nSA = 49,
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SOB Barnard, 1. Serg., 60. 8, 70. Sno. Q. s.
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Sames gH. 5acobs, 4. 2ieilt., 70. sno. Bdtterie.
2. 9enslep, Sersa Go. Q, 70. Sn6. 3. 8.
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Serner iiub BEL mir @e6iel, au babeu
NDam9 Ggpreb
CD m IA q n he. rs

vRaiboiIIe, Tenn. n. WAR 1850.
yDibtig fir gSaarens 8erien0er. sssF
perionen. peide Tra9t mad irssnb 'eifem Wldte
r5rolid pber iibidb non bier Sn perienoen bobell.
IsmaheM mir onranf nufmerjdn, cnB wtre ane
6rat OBJ in elmer einseInen 4iite poer einer deens
2abnna beitebsnb, pou ben refpeitiuen 4dsen 0bRo'
len n6 uiietaeIbib In unierer Oifce ODER ben Gis
fenbabnsSepcfs abItefern perben. 4aIlente tbnsft
IN beieni 8psde 8arten in unieer Ciice erhclten.
nMisre M9enten bsfinsen f4 lest eeenfals a't sasn
Nahts 3ieen Der M.nnb GsGiienbobn.s .se
q. 80. = bafAer, 2tecnt,
Office: cde gsarfetse tfabe anO Qabtie Sqanse.
n. Nars Int. ~ ssss - ssss & Fssfsissssfs
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So niuIat
I@ 6. S. Mbaee lsa.a.s
Siibpehli9e gde ber sritten unS Mainfrase. cine
| 49, Sreppe bod, Cincinnati, Sbio.

@e9feI> geidjdft nit europa.
GoueetiOnen ui,6 MissobIungeh ieber altt in alIen
95eilen Seutiblanss rperoen mir, Ipie gep5hns
| lid, auf bic promptefte slrt beforst. III SsiL
Sir Be9teI auf Ge1p Dort unb nnbers ,SonbeIss
itdote Der 8ereint9te Stanter tarr man imnet bel
| mir has @eIo erbaten. a. ytss So
Au bic natbebeiiber 4IGse finb Bel sr qBedfeI tn
grbberen, ionic in ben feiniten SHmmen. ;u ben bis
| fisifen Goatfetfsu hoben. ~ 5s@ $50
@elper, wel4e an irgenb zines Der nnbFebeuben
9dnfer IN Deutf9iono fiji Sbre eduung enGeinnSt
oeer beadbIt peroen, nit BEN Bemerfen, ous MIR bas
po dridt ;u eeben fei, f5nnen Bel mir IN giftcns
neti iogleib N tiinsenber Miinse erboben psrben,
fobaI6 i9 bic ga9rit pom Ginsunee Ser Sumnte et=
baten bobs. "a ID non itieinen ri6iebsiien Bans
quiers immer nit ieSe Steamer 4riefe erbuIte, wenn
geIoer einseganeen fi!e, 70 1T bies eer i4neafte,
ii9erite unb bingite Mss INN Geibsr na4 amsriia ~
Sir eOD ans silber besabIe i'd nets Sas bSSR.
Ytef1ifr. As = c@$sg 8a3F
Site nteiner 8anqliers in Neuti9lan6
III. ny an bic Sbr @el6 be3ahH unb
Dann BET mir ergoben iuer6etl sailrt.,
aud finS Sci bieien Sauiern in europa isbsr,sis
5railffurt a. d. Srn g. mesIer feel sosn uns
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tsabbur IN @oIb oSer gapier@@es nit goiS=ggio.)
ainber snii6en lnb 10 Sabren bic Sdlfte GIas
ffnchafipe 8etSitignng9
| RefourzEiGets su rnd6igten Rreiiett. s
Muberbem rperben w6hreno oes gdfisen Sa6reS Grtrc
Steamers ubebei,, 10 bab rlahe5u cine wDdenti9t
/ 8erbinouns sruif9en 9eu=Dort un5 Sambnrg ftatt'
Fnhen spir6. M
/ n.y. Yndete mad europe nebmen mir bis 9 nhr
/ am albsoagstage eines jeben Garlpfi@iffes an.
| Beaen 4nfage in biefen 9ampfern rpeuhe man iif
lin Nglps Bort al, Sie-eneraIs@genten Der 2inie
-. 6. B. Nidaro urb Boas,
t 80. 6 garfIaps struBe, nabe groaSfpap.
| e. Mdrs 6mts. -fs }S4 =
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8ambnra atnb Stem DDrf,

9alnbnra ,lnb Stein : OOrf,
. uia soutbumpton,
uerteIft Der neuen, af Sas GcIibefte erbarten unb
GIesantefte einseri6tsten sroben eiiernen 4oit<i
9ampii5iffe
iaGtemania,2 $500 Cons, tneu) Capt. q. srautman
@ermania, $500. - 7 a. s. ebIers.
lsaronia, $3.50 6. Meier.
tseruffiq, 300 ~ . SIS s6wenfe'
| gaparia, 24O0 a ~ u. Eaube.
Eentonta, 240o g. S; Sadd.
i 8pet 9ampfer i'm gau besrifer. ~
Die Gompfer Dieiers ainie merben rpabrenb biei 6
Sabres regelmdBis pom ssesp a)ort na9 9ambars'
rInb srpnr am u - s-z zsse ssesg
San. s. 90. Sui (. IA. p. %.
Sebr. 8. II. dug. 4.11.1s. IS.
/ Wfars 3. II. 81. Spt. 1. Is. %. %
/ 9pr. Id. q. %. Sct.6. ID. 90. 81,
@fai5. II. 19. 26.sfop. 3, 10.
/ Stunt 8. Is. %. 30. 10 4
abfaBren.
F Son Stem sgorf nad
/ Satnburg, Satire, 2oiionn uno Soats
I hampton:
/ /. euitte Sbsrer Colon. II sto5 GO
~a nrtersr salon =; .-...-.s-. 81 50
3pli9enoed 49,; .;;4.:..-, y y 3o
Son Santburs u. Sabre mad 3eps 9orf;
I r.;... Cberer SaIon ... -: SIP so
slD's anterer Saloon -..- 50 90
;5IDtid5eroed. 40 w
t fsobbur Ii, Cob ODER 9apiersGeb nit goIb-Maioa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27
gew 0rns gay Crescent 9usaav aornng fehnaru e. 1885,

rants, on the State Treasurer, countersirned nv
Inc secretary of the board; Provided, That the
session or sessions of the board of levee com.
mlssloners shall not consume more than thirty six
days in any one year.
SEC. +. Be further enacted, ETC.. That the
salaries OF the various officers to be appointed
under the provisions of the third section of this
act, shall be paid on the warrant of the chairman
countersigned by the secretary of the board.
SEC. l. be further enacted. etc.. That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be and 10 berebv
appropriated to be paid out of any money in the
treasury, to the credit of the levee and draipono
or swamp land fund, not otherwise appropriated,
for the purpose of paying the salaries of tho
commissioners and all officers appointed by them.
under the provisions of this act
Sec. s. Be it further enacted, ETC., That all
laws contrary to the provisions of this act be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. Be il further enacted, etc. That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tsigned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved Feb. II, 1866.
tSigned) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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The first aim Of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health OF body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thyone years in
an extensive practice in large cities have brought to him for
treatment vast amount of every form Of disease both
and chr mic
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
secreons and excreons of tie entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead Of njurng any part Of the sys
tern or the constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire organism with truly mind
sound body
The Institute established for the acute and chronic
eseases viz Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels; Costveness
dyspepsia scrofna, Kings Evil White swelngs; all Sores
ULCERS Aocesses Cancers Piles Fsua Syphilis and Gonor
rhea in all their stages Mecura hereditary faint all rad
ea impurities of the Blood Jaundice Diseases the Eyes
bfan doitre Big Nec Diseases of the Kidneys Gravel
poeus Dropsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
and Nervous Aectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
acne depression of Spirits Hppocondria Mysteries Fits or
epam repeat the eruptiens of the skin all sorts of
ULCERS Oh Whatever nature to the ncpeut Cancer which SO
geVousy act humanity speedily permanently cured
ohe or Two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. Wte fire.
quenty save weeks of fever other suerngs-ofen f
NOW that Communication open again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from parts of tho country
Consultation free-stamps not "forsottenn
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
AN ACT

NO, ~
| TO CONFIRM AND RATIFY THE APPOINTMENT OF
LEvEE COMMISSIONERS PROFESSIONALLY MADE BY
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE AND TO CONTINUE
THEIR FUNCTIONS.
| SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State Of Lo,tisi-
ana in General Assembly convened, That the
appointment by the Governor Of the following per-
sons, to wit: William W. Pugh, E. e. Kittridge,
Tobias Gibson W. s. Minor, F. L. Claiborne A.
D. NJ Haralson A. 7. WEIGH, ". D. Winter N. W.
Pope, N. Goodrich, H. P. Morancy, Edward Spar
row, j. V. Durable, W. NJ. Wilson, W. S. Briscoe,
A. W. Walker, ]. G. Osgood, R. G. Barrow, E.
Lawrence, Thomas B. Decker and T. B. Ire
pagnier Professionally to constitute a board of
levee commissioners, is hereby approved and
ratified.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That the
said board of leyee commissioners are authorized
and empowered to continue their functions, until
superseded by such levee commissioners as may
be established by law, or until otherwise ordered
by the legislature, provided the term of Office
of said commissioners shall expire at the end of the
next regular session of the Legislature.
Sec. 3. Be further enacted, ETC., That the said
board of levee commissioners shall have the full
power to let out the contracts for the bnildng and
repairs of all levees in the State, which, in their
Judgment, are necessary to protect the aluvial
lands from being overlooked. They shall have the
entire control and management of the levees let
out by them, with the powers to prescribe and
regulate the dimensions and specifications of the
leyees to be built; they are authorized and en-
powered to appoint secretary of the board and
such number of chief engineers and assistant
engineers, chaincarriers and other officers as they
may deem requisite, and shall have the power to
fix the salaries and compensation of all persons
employed by then provided that the amount of
the expenditures of the said board of levee COM
missoners, for rebuilding levees in this State, as
hereinbefore provided, shall not exceed the sum of
one million two hundred thousand dollars.
SEC. 4. Be ii further enacted, etc., That all
moneys drawn from the State Treasury by the
board, for the payment of levee contracts or for
salafies shall be authorized by resolution of the
board, and be drawn on the warrant of the chair
man OF the board, countersgned by the secretary
SEC. o. BE 1t further enacted, ETC.. That the
members of the board of levee commissioners as
herein ratified and approved, shall receive a COM
pensahon OF six dollars per day for each and every
day they shall actually be in attendance at the
session of the board tovcommence from the date
OF their appointment, and mileage at the rate of
fifteen cents per mile, payable on their own war
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HOTELS AND NTs.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Grsvier and Natchez Streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Charles II. smedex, Manager.
This establishment has been term of years. and
has been put in the most complete thorough
RENOVATION AND REPAIR
II Is furnished with Furniture Bedding Bed and Table
Linen, from the kitchen to the roof : 81 ~ ~ "
For convenience OF location and
rooms hss no superior In the city For the
injuries of its table and Exchange the manager ony asks
trial. "a" ' ~
MOREAU' US KEsTAURANT.
No. l2S CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARONDELET.
The Propreors respectfully inform their friends and the
epcurean world that the above Restaurant open for their
accommodation at the old place. that they intend 10
leave nothing undone to continuance eput-
on which has enjoyed viz that being ono
of the very first Restaurants In America
All the decaces of the season. with the choicest Wines and
Liquors, always hand
The Propreto thankful for past avors solicit continu
Of the
RHODES MOULIN.
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And the Senate adjourned until Monday next, /

4 HENRY B. KELLY,
+ Secretary of the Senate
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

LEaIsI4ArURM or LOUISIANA.
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MEDICAL,
nR. j. WHITES INSTITUTE
l27 ONDELET STREET
In rear of the City Hall.

The first aim Of human beings happiness and hnpniness
implies health Of body and mind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27

CONFIRMAST EFT RATIFIANT LA NOMINATION DEs
COMa1SSAIRES De LEyEEs PROvISOIREMENT FATE
PAR LIE GoUyERNEuR DE L'ETAT EFT PRoRoGANT
LIE TERME De LEuRS FoNCTIoNs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27
NOREAU US RESTAURANT,

BROOKS HOUSE.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this well popular estab-
shmeht, finding his present the calls
him for accommodation will the LIST OF November
next, remove to
Nos. 227, eco mad 281 Canal Street, .-
Corner Of Basin Street,
where ne hopes to be able to furnish home to all his end
He needs hardly state that his table
passed and that comfort will be enjoyed by OF
his house.
HOURS OF MEALS
Bre akfast from to g. Dinner from to a Supper oto8
T .OUIsIANA HOTEL
23 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET
Opposite St Marys Market one square Of the Texas
Steamship Landing
NEW ORLEANS.
r3-Terms-S2 per day.
j. CONDOR, Proprietor
SOUTHERN HoTEL-sr LOUIS, MISSOURI
SOUTHERN HOTEL
On Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth
LOUIS NO.
The Undersigned Proprietors of this ELEGANT HOTEL
everything their power stay at the house
LAyR1LLE, WARNER CO., Proprietors.
sD~ Mobile Advertiser and Register copy six months and
send bill to this office.
FIRED. GRUBER's SALOON,
AT THE CORNER OF COMMON STREET AND THEATER
g kayng purchased The old and avor
age
The finest quality liquors be served and best attention
extended 70 customers
j. r GRUBER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27

70 CONFIRM AND RAT1FY THE APPOINTMENT OF
LEvEE COMMISSIONERS PROFESSIONALLY MADE BY
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE AND TO CoNTINUE
THEIR FUNCTIONS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27
FINANCIAL,

TAMES l.. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE k CO.,
New York.
VIII make cash advances Consgnments to them In New
York. and to friends in London Liverpool Antwerp
and Bremen
Office. 81 Carondeet straat Nar or,oo,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27

nK. DE ANDKIE'S
-FuRE-
SA RS AP RILLA BITTERS,
The attention Of the Public City and Country Trade is re-
specially called to the Introduction Of the
SarsaparIiia RItters,
The most Pleasant and valuable Bter that has ever
troduced in this country The trade general can be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists;
Fatjo, Marks Co, 43, IS aud Al New Levee street
Griffin i Porch, 81 and 80 Tchonpitouas street
E. J. Hart Co, -, IS and II Tchouptouas street
L. Basset, cor Gravier and TchOupitoulas streets
F. Ayet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street
John T. Moore, cor Poydras and New Lsvee streets
VIM. C. Mitchell Camp and Poydras streets
Cas- Bowling, 30 Poydras street.
T. !" harsden, Druggist, Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wales Druggists, Royal and Cusomhouse
G. N MORRISON, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-27
PLUMBING AND GAsFITTING.
JOSEPH REILLY
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER.

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER
Also Agent for Westerheld's Patent KITCHEN RANGES
or hotels boarding houses and private residences These
hnges are guaranteed TO be far superior others i'm
ported to the South They also less fuel than any
Tor themselves l6A Camp street. between Julia and
~'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
COTTON MACHINERY FOR

COTTON MACHINERY FOR
SALE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
w TWO (2y DRAWING FRAMES (newl made by
Machinist Association.
Eleven ny Writings Improved Ring Spinning
Nine rsl Cap Spinning Frames, In good running
order.
ihfee W i''Nee-. j. J. GREGG l. co.
Graniteville, 8. c., March 2t, 1855.
Jln.cu &C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

IN the Diario del Imperlu that tho Empress would
leaVe that city on tho 9Th, to take tho French
steamer from Vera Cruz on tho 18th for Europe.
fhe Dario says the object OF her tourney is TO
attend to international affairs
IL was also rumorcd that Tampico had been
taken by tho Liberals, which was very likely,
IaKlng In view the previous accounts from that
city.
An American named jackson, formerly a Cap-
tam In the saith New York Infantry, WAS ordered
TO leave the country by the Liberals, after having
his stock stolen and his crop destroyed They
threatened to hang him if ho did not leave
The Emperor and Marshal Bazaine are at
ioggerheads, not speaking to ono another the
latter being considered responsible for the sur
render. Gen. Moja and staff, who had evacu ated
Matamoras, had arrived mt Mexico. Tho Liberals
claim that Tampioo and Tuxpan are bo,h in their
hands, Gen. Lamadrid, Mexican Impnrialist.
defendIpg Tampico, having rehoisted the Mexican
hag and turned tho guns of tho city against the
French soldiers and Inhabitants
small skirmieh had taken place only thirteen
miles from Vera Cruz, which created considerable
excitement in that town.
The Galveston correspondent of the Chicago
hepublican, under date OF July 16, says:
mexican news reports tho attempted assassi-
nation OF President Juarez by two oitizons who
mad been in somo way wronged. The sentinel on
guard made no attempt to save the President 8
he, allowing the would-be murderers to discharge
the contents Of TWO double -barrelled guns at him.
JuareZ was not injured, although two shots
passed through his coat.