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Manufactured AMI for sale ny
DIR. A. BACON,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Tribune Almanac for 1866 Is received. II
Is one of the most valuable Of our ANIMALS, both
in general aud political statistics. For sale at
the bookstores
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The Doctor sgs IN ufOm all Applicant. tia, the, ,n
he aoPo "A patients, under any oon,tieatoo whatever No.
les he satisfied BY careful sNsmnan Of the ea.e th,,
he can do them real and lasting benefit AppiatIoo.
merely by letter are therefore entirely aees. ana .i ma 10
answered " -
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notice that the Doctors stay {, ir,rooibiy umioi b one
week only, ani therefore In order obtain the full teneht Of
bis stay An early call b desirable. Certificate. per.
frm"i by him eau he seen at hi, otfe-.
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At q Court OF Probate held ut Saco. within and
for tho County VI York, on tho first Tuesday In
January, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixtysix,b by the Hon. Il. f. Bourne, Judge
Of said Court,
WILLIAM d. KNAPP. named Executor In a Ger
w tain instrument purportng to be tho last viii
and testament or John 4. Hill, lato OF Berwick, Ia
said county, deceased, having presented tho same
for probatet
Ordered, That tho said Executor give notice
to all persons interested, by causing a copy oil
this order to DO published three wocks successfully
In tho Un,on r Journal, printed at Biddeford, In
said county. that thoy may appear ut Probate
Court TO DO holden at Biddoiord, In said county,
on the first Tuesday In February next, ut ton OF
tho clock In the forenoon, and show cause, if any
thoy have. why tho said instrument should not he
proved. approved. and allowed the last will and
testament OF tho said deceased.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruo copy: - v
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No Sir!
II Is true that the popular remedy known Goes Cough
Balsam dry cough but oosens that the pa
ent expccorae freely Give II TO the children freely and
take Il yourself for bad colds
Il does not take week receive benefit from Goes Dys-
pepsa Cure II win Immediately relieve pain In the stomach
souring rising Of food and the worst Of Dyspep
sia.
DR.. A. BACON, sole agent for Bddeford. lw
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81 Eighty thousand dollars worth Of mutilat.
cd currency Is destroyed daily, and only $4,000
worth Is manufactured.
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Holt Sarah
Hosford Rhoda J-2
Hamilton Miranda
Hutchins Mary T.
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Y Tickets Ia be had nj BurnhamS Bookstore.
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MISSOURI WAR CLAIM observation-disclosures
AENTs-MEpIcAL REPORT OF PROVOST MARSHAL
GENERALS BUREAU : TREASURY STATEMENT
GOV. SWAMI SEEKING PRESIDENTIAL SUPPORT
PROSPECT OF VIOLENCE IN BALrIMoRE--PREs1-
DENT EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE CATHOLIC GoUN-
Gil,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Information has been
received here that the Stevenson commission to
investigate the war claims of the State of Missouri
will complete their work and send in their report
before the end of October.
B. E. B. Kennedy, Of Nebraska, has been APP
pointed receiver Of the land office at Omaha and
stephen a. Hurdy register of the land Office at
Detroit.
Brevet Lieut. Col. A. K. Smith, surgeon, has
been ordered to report to the commanding general
of Dacotah for assignment to duty.
The report of the medical board of the provost
marshal generals bureau, which is just out, con-
tains hstatistcal matter of value
to scientific men, in addition to the statistical
tables showing the number of men examined and
found unit for service in every district of the loyal
states. The work contains upwards of two hun
dred diagrams of angular tables, showing the COM
paratlye prevalence of different diseases In the
various States and districts. The height and chest
measurements giyenprove the physical superiority
of Americans for military service over persons Of
any other nativity.
The amount Of funds in the treasury cash Yaut
at the close of business yesterday was So 1853 I37,
of which So sos $50 was in gold S437 500 in legal
tenders, $2T5,6ll in national bank notes, and
1852 sol in fractional currency. The amount of
national bank currency issued during the week
ending to-day was 1921 345, making the aggregate
issue to date 1924, 37T ,304. The amount Of frac-
ti0nal currency printed and delivered to the treas
ury was SSH 500 and $3.50 500 of the same was re-
deemed during the week.
Treasurer Spinner holds u s. bonds in trust for
national banks as follows: AS security for circu-
ating notes, 1884 $50 900; as security for public
deposits, $50, l63,950.
The disbursements during the week. on account
of the different departments, were, war, So ,004,-
64S; navy 81, 433 AGO. interior, $l4S 1888
Dir. H. W. Mccoy has been appointed examining
surgeon Of pensions at Goconda, Ills.
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AuTIoE sAIE5o r HousEHo1D FuRSrruRn ON
ACCOUNT re DErAR1uaE The attention Of house
and others, is called to Michigan &
FL q ssle this day at 10 O'Clock " NJ, at the re-
sa1iasneea 20. 2l0 Jackson street, between Camp
saa o0eaannt streets, consisting of fine pagler and
seeafoola sets velvet and brussels carpets, marble
8a'a9 bureaus, sideboafdgj washstands and center
2 aptes curtains shades crockery, china and glass
y are 9eok cases, books, engravings. extension
eAs2tsas nav raoka, rugs beaaateads, ETC., ana enc
fine rosewood Piocolo piano forte.
Parties in want should not fan ID attend ~ III
sale q positive and without reserve IN aeeoI,,t il
departure. See advertisements.
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baggage Checked Through.

No detention the route. THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston Indanols and Sabine Pass be procured the
Railroad Company's office 60 Canal street
Tryboat while crossing the river. FREE FERRY TICK
Els furnished to all passengers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets
Passengers by Inside Route connect Galveston with
special train for Houston Baggage checked ship through
to Rous and conveyed FREE from steamship railroad
depot in Galveston,
Steamboats, running to New iberia and all intermediate
landings on the Teche make DAILY CONNECTIONS (Sun
days exceptedJ with tue trains a Brashear
freight received and delivered st the landing at foo
Of St. Ann street. every day until NJ Except Sundays
for and from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou Teche
Freight will also received and delivered at the frerh
platforms in Aigiers.
All baggage transported the river Free of Charge
and from the depot in Agies and the Ferry
Landing. g. ". K. BAYLEY,
Chief Engineer and General SUPERINTENDENT
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MATAMoRAs.- Notwithstanding the rain Of the
past three days with all its consequent discom-
forts, the military spirit Of the troops over the
river does not seem to be in the least dampened.
IN !, Y Wednesday evening about FIVE o'clock sharp
fusilade took place near the lower landing an5
from the vigorous beginning it was believed that
serious fight was about to open. After fifteen
minutes Of lively work the firing ceased The decks
q the Gamargo were flled with spectators.
EARLY yesterday morning we heard another
firlng which was even brsker than the previous
one, but we have no details of the cause Of either
is certain that each day increases the interest of
me pending contest, and if Cortinas men are BOT
closing around the doom city, Canales must have
sundry intestine troubles in his camps % settle
which he has recourse to ball and briek.o
brownsville Cearier 10th
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phe PR yate history of the less noted Of the
southern Loyaliatsh who recently 'tswung round
me eireiee st Che North and Northwest, until they
pn .a. up az ING tomb Of tour martyred Preai-
selves anew to the cause Of seif,aarrandizeme nt
through negro quality aud the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
u ne nfebes,'' is gradually beiuc broueht Ia
.Ras, 20 far, er cry one of them han turned oIlt
n Louis, an attemn was made to arrest one NJ
mem Peter FfnneftS as' We assured hy n 81
lgnis paper on charge Of having swindled 4 In,
oikhat city cut OF $1,000 worth Of liquors ana crsrs
tefee Or four years ago. Gut NJ Ehuerty cot Nina
q tae movement and lodged tie issue Another
S 9.a e t9ein WHO calls himself Judge Tucker, oil
giaia,s was recognized BIZ SONS cid ReqHaiat. |
s sIs lR limos as Yankee pe'daier 81 New
aaa'a psillte. majority of tlIase miserable adj
gegltqrefs were born IN YankeoIan6 end Vat in
laeif spTiegteld address. they talk about The
saeEea segoleehans which cluster aroVad tha
homes q their childhood ia the South.n
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j. 4 WARRANT FOR jim BRowNLow.-Th son Of
tae governor Is now at any moment liable to fan
~ INTO me gnrelaxing clutches of the Siaw. All
Thursday, if the affidavit Of d negro hickman in
the employ Of j. +. Pentecost be true, Jim was
riding through the city. What colossal project
neeessltated this extraordinary and rapid move.
ment on the part Of Jim has not vet transpired.
but the affidavit goes to show that at the odnclu.
slon 81 ms rounds the hackman demanded iemu.
nefahen, aud that Jim became irate thereat aad
mediateiy departed, leaving his blood.thirsty
employer TO the glory of a weapon and d tragic
attitude. jim afterwards took the cars for Gala
tIn, and the negro yesterday sought justice.
office with message to be sent to GalIstin far tbe
Attention Of he Of the knife" hut as it was not
ad dressed to any particular officer ct that point.
au4l as no one had been authorized to pay for The
lisn ateh, the telegraph man would not forward ii,
and ft had net gone up to 8 n H. Jim will be
oekek' to however, and will be likely to pay more
than foil value for that hack ride
Nashville Banner 1n.h
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MEN's AND BOYS CIorHRG.---It is told Of a
certain English prince that when he died it was
found that he had one thousand salts of clothes,
many Of which he had never worn. But. AZ
astonishing aathis may be, it lis nothing to the
aAumber q suits owned BY Messrs Garthwaite.
Lewis y Stuart Of Nos, u and SO Camp street,
Who, we viii yenture to assert, have ten thou
SAND, and they hare never worn one Of them
THOSE whc doubt this can 60 and zee for them
sselyes
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D, WARREN BRICKELL NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D., Professor of Mataria Medica
tice of Medicine
HENRY + CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
ALkRED e HOLT NJ. d.. Professor of Clinical Medicine
A. z. PETICOLAS, M; D.. Professor of Anatomy
j. D. BRUINS NJ D., Professor of Physiology and Pathology.
try, Toxicoogy and Legal Medicine
WIN s; MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer on Opthamc Surgery and Diseases
of the Eye.
JOS. HOLT, ~ D, Assistant the Chair of Obstetrics
A. w PERRY NJ. D., and FREDERICK L0EBER, NJ. D..
Demonstrators of Anatomy.
L. II. COHEN, NJ D., Assistant to the Chair of CheRis
try
The Eleventh Animal Course of Lectures in this Institution
viii begin November12 1866 and will end March l6 1867
Premnary Course will be given Charity Hospital
commencing October 18TH without charge students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 10TH.
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are unsur-
passed The Professors under the laws of the State
Physieians ADD Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES:
IicKeLs o. gu me Professors. l4l
TtaEticai ANATOMY ~
Payment required in advance.
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty
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Rev. ALBERT LYON, English and the Classics,
ROBERT j. PERKINS, Mathematics
JOS c. ROBERT, Natural Sciences
Raw Holm rrEw,rr Assistant in English and tbo
oiSsSeS'
Hiss FANNIE MCGOWAN, History ana GEOGRAPHY.
ALPH. MAGNON, Modern Languages.
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Inc u rus N'n''i 'Ot 'n' 'eeOH" ''S'
sion is liked at seventS-hVe.
Members present October 90, 1866, sxty.seven.
vr,need only IA toss who will continpe Ga tbe
.,.t,~r.t,
cat,,oa,as ras =. o,t,,.a ., o,n,,,.or 70 poRpRr
pIrKIN, ESD IS and l5 Camp street or by addressing
JOS G. ROBERT, Registrar,
Chatsws, Mississippi.
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the pnbc that his Glasses were resumed in ssnsmbe at the
above address
Parents are invited to inspect the we'll ventilated Glass
r..aiu
Rooms and Dorm1tores.
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sconatany in session under eight able Professors II viii
8S and Is chartered oy the state stu
portion Of the old houses of this city and over the southern
States Ladies or Gentlemen can attend the COMMERCIA
COURSE, or Keeping PenraaRsip Mathematics Ena
ph French or Spanish bpsiness education that enables
one to earn $1,000 5000 annually is tho best fortype parents
can give their sons ehaye snpIe ARRANGEMENTS for 1000
students Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS D0IBEAR Prstissnt
80, = $500
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THURSDAY MORNING, ooroBRR 8, 1850.

STEAM ENGINES 4ND MAeHrNRaT. IN these
days Of uncertainty ahontlabor we think that If
behooves every planter to provide himself with
gu the iabor-saFing machinery within his reach
IoF, Il Inc freedmen do change about, and act
with kind Of rambling Iooseneas.n steam
engines, steam plows and steam mills do not
These useful inventions never volunteer in the
army just at The time they are wanted nor do they
ever get tired impertinent9or lazy. We were led
TO these reflections upon reading the card Of
Messrs. q. z. Cunningham y Co., No. I66 Grayier
street, which is published in the CRESCENT this
morning. That firm is tile same as Messrs. Robt.
Moore = Sons, Of Cincinnati, and is as vel
known AZ manufacturers Of the best Of machinery
as any can be. In this city the business OF Messrs
Cunningham \ %. IS presided over BY Dir. James
.. Cooley, native Of this State and son of
Judge Cooley, Of Point Coupee parish They keep
al descriptions Of plantation and mill machinery,
ana carts, wagons, ETC., and sell low. Go and
see them before purchasing elsewhere.
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BY referring to our auction advertising eolylmns
il will be seen that Messrs. Nelligan d Eaab ali
this day at O'Clock h M at Io4 GFayier st,,set
for account Of whom it may concern, twenty. tlys
bales new cotton. Sale positive and wJthopt
reserve.
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faares rauu4h anontls. Is months is r,on.s.

Monthly advertisements inserted every other day to be
charged two-ehirda the abovs rates
Eat Fonrth page monthly advertisements each
$50 Per mouth
Transient having the run Of paper Hrt
square.
Eirs md Fourth transient advertisements each in
Ftior, 81 50 per square
each Insertion
Regular advertisers. who advertise largely. shall be allowed
mach discount from above transient rates as may be
Agreed upen roptde that in shall such discount ak
seed 70 per cent.
Al business notices IF advertisements be charged 21esnt
net per line each insertion.
AZ transient advertisements must be paid IN advance
Al bills with regusr adyesera shall rendered monthly
sauars Is the space occupied by ten lines solid agate
TIE WEEKLY CRESCENT
y published every Saturday morning Subscription ST.
1sr anaaa, IL adTaneas hayearIy and a44
ngle copies. 10 cents.
Tastes Ok Advertising.
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For GALVESTON, NnIASoLA AND LAy4eA.-
TIE fine low-pr pressure, side-wheel steamship j. e.
Harris, Capt Lockwood, wiz sail from Her wharf.
foot of st. oseph street, Saturday evening, the
9th, ct 5 o'clock, instead OF 8 o'clock III the
morning as previously advertised. Freightstaken
TO Galveston at one-halF the card rates, and no
charge fer Hghtsrage at LaFaca. For passage or
freight apply to her agent !. G. Harris, corner Of
Camp and Common.
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The Company will Interest at per cent in cash al
Its Outstanding Certificates Scrip She legal holders there
Of on and after the second Monday July next
The Board Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
SIXTY cent the earned premiums entitled partcpa-
ton for the ending April 30 1866 which certificates
will DO Issued and after the first Monday In August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, YIcs President.
HENRY Y. OGDEH, Secretary,
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a meeting Of the stockholders Of the National
Express ana transportation Company viii be held
tomorrow friday evening, at 65 o'clock, at the
Office q Walton 3 Dealonde, onGarondelet, corner
of Union street. See advertisement.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAILROAD.

Eere, to and from tAe Lake. same day, rs csnts
Passengers for GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior to departure Of the train Fare 10 ay
GEO. PANDELY- General Superintendent
EtOBGR0RT, SPEED ANB aAFETY-II,
to New York and all Eastern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave cairo morning and eVenine
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South
Time from New Orleans to New York-31S days
For through tickets apply the nce New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad A Caroneet l3
mon street Rotunda St. Chsres Hotel 81 Canal street and
Depot, also at office Of the Illinois Central Office Cairo
II. HUGHITT,
General Superintendent Chicago
W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago,
g. f. LOEGLEY,
General Southern Agent New Orlsnna
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GRocER1Es At WHOLESALE Buyers, either
from the city Or country, who wish to purchase
standard groceries at wholesale and at wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisements
Of the large house Of Ethel s, Thomas. No. 1o5
Poydras street, which appear in our columns to-.
day These gentlemen not only keep everything
an their line Of business but have them always Of
me best quality, and IN such large quantities that
retail dealer can be fitted out ct any time with
ont sensibly diminishing their stock. Flour Of d
dozen different brands, and hundreds of barrels Of
each; bacon pork, butter, lard, corn meal,
tobacco, rope and Irvine, canned fruits and cove
oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, can
always be supplied at this house to Tie satisfac-
tian Of dealers. reference to their advertise
ments, in which some Of their stock il enuIne.
rated will convince any one that their store is the
place from which to raake selections that win
give entire satisfaction to the purchaser,
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Last Of passengers per steamship ST. Mary
Gil ptaia G. =. Trlpp, from Brazos Santiago 81.
tol ierda9th:
Ca ~ iesns end wife. Lieut Hsrrisoh Iieat Bolton
MIA M sstpp{ sirsh, & i ana sge iid
Tea O. {4 tier "a wife slnsiene II Lydan nd yrIf n
BFsF Ell OLA Young q i Wiggi L Roit llr Mitchell n,
Manly. wife Al VI gon AssAts lssslhuFat Aartnes Donin
8s6acoGit q Br Way a n FeintE, Beur Il S Manly Nj
IaESs aas& % On de- NJ
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay SIX PER
CENT interest the outstanding Certificates Scrip on
alter the 18th dayo November next have further de.
clared Scrip Dividend Of FIFTY PER CENT On the net
earned participating premiums for the gear ending Both Sep
TENDER 1856 for which Certificates will be Issued on and after
the 18th day Of December next
=. GANUCHEAU, President.
.. j. B. MURISON Vice President
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RAILROADS.


Carrying the {. s. Mail leave the Algers depot EVERY
MORNING. at O'Clock, arriving At BkASAEAk Berwick
Bay, nv Jim.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-25

OFFIOE OF TIIE .ATLANTEO INsUn.
NANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No 1872
Gravie street between Camp ST. CHARLES Streets July
l866-Ihs Company is now prepared to take FIRE
MARINE, RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS, on the most favorable terms.
EDWARD RIGEEY, President,
WIN. P. KELLOGG, Vice President.
II. ?. JAEVlER, Secretary.