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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-06
ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT RE.
GARD 10 VALUE.
No sArticl.. to inc Paid for until
you LnOv hat il is and il.
Value.

LIST OF ARTICLES.
go Sold Silver Tea 81. 'linIa-tr 60. % 10 500
80 Rosewood and M.no-in. Musical
BoNes. ......-..s ..... -. ......+. 5,to 900
2 .'ei., Hunting Waiehe- -....-...... . to ~
-,F l-.-'si> EaIulci ttsflt Natt4e-.-...
'Hteai- liittiHE 'reF Aitsi.as.4..... - to i,s,
so cttn-!lr Silver tftas...-- . - to a
- M~ti.er o. Peaul i.et iicttc- aud C,era
tl4-st -. ........ :. ............... - ~ iao
go : x sr5e' HeSostOfs -.....-.......... i. 10
20 'l-s oil 7 iutin.~ ..s... ~ 800. - 10 Ia
Marble Sailritoa. Bust>. ctc.-....... a. ~ -
hi-n'i nd |, ms .... ..-..-.. 81 10 IN
o.fsr rhoiasiapn Albums, all size ami
styles Observation-Disclosures. 70 b.
1850" q III Vet ANA Neck Gains ....... l. to ~
io.fr0 cold hnib.,s. Sleeve Button, Lock
cts ctc ....... -..-...... ............. 3to
lo.tan sienpt, Cluster. Chased ana Plain
Cola i:in2s ........- -. .......s..... 3,o 10
l.sA sets Ladies Jeselry, all th8 newest
sive@ 49,. -. ....... 80 gu
u.tss' Gold Pens with SILVER and Solid Colo
holders ........... .. ............. ato %
acre SILVER nohleis and Drinking Cups -. to II
5.tsp SILVER Castnrs Fruit ana Cake Bask-
ct-, etc. ...-....... .....4 ~ to ~
1850 Other Articles .ngins from 49,. to los,
The plan is this Certificates naming every article
oi "nr stock are put INTO blank envelopes. scaled and
miNed and when ordered taken out without re-
ard 10 cl,sre and forwarded directed. Tie no der
vi any IL, ate j. entitled IA whatever article may
name. upUN lh PAYMENT OF One Dollar. v he,hrr tnai
ilslc Is a -" Watch SO Diamond k.ne. or Il =.
iiu>.iin PIN Having purchased five. ten . twent,
tirtihcaics you can take iu-i many Just
OF tte articles they scycraly describe yeu please
Gu must pay One Dollar aiiccc for all yon send FOR
however.
To reimburse Us for the co-t Of printing, ms.iln
aN asvefrtsr. We charge for elti.caie- follows
For FIVE. II eleven ~; eighteen. 81 tweniy-eht
-: thirty FIVE. 81 fifty. -. o. sxts-sx, so: one
hundred. cl5: aud two hundred. So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-06

Struma. Glsndular Swellings. liberation
Aing's Evil. Erysipelas. Salt Rheum.
This faint tHER DiTAKY and ACQUIRED. )
hliing life with untold misery, is by all usual
medical remedies incurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-06
i:rcnl saving Of GLASS as we II q

Our Shades AID Chi nrys never need he tsndisI es
:ept for cleau'n9, aud 81 COURSE, les ts.d
freak Z. than IN he cid fashioned lamps where tie,
chimneyr troAen cost nearly Is rlucl, the II con-
um.I.
Gu Chimneys are made 10 order OF SCFER1pR
cRY>T l. Gil -, selected and fitted AZ i are no
II p 8 o easily : comnlnr clirnueys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
ORDINANCE NO. so.
To Create n Board OF Health for the
Town of Gold Hill.

TIME BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
| Town Of Gold Hnl do orSiain IA follows:
SECTION |. That there shall be and u hereby
created and established a Board of Health for
said town which shall consist of three members,
citizens of said town, one Of whom shall be
practicing physician, who shall hold their once
one year and until their successors shall be ap-
pointed and qualified. unless said Sanitary Board
shall cause their removal necessary by negu-
geucc or falling TO perform the duties incumbent
upon them by virtue Of their office; and Il shall
be within the power Of the Board OF Trusteesto
remove any one or all Of the members OF said
Sanitary Board for falling to perform the same.
SIC, !. Il shall be the duty Of said Board to
look after the sanitary condition of said town,
and shall direct such prophylActic measures As
shAll in their Judgment be conducive TO the health
and well. being Of said town, and shall recommend
20 the Board Of Trustees such measures as tney
NAV think proper to adopt and enforce; and said
Town Trustees may, upon the adoption OF such
recommendation, direct the Town Marshal, or
such other officer of said town as they may select
to execute the same.
SIC. 2 The said sanitary Board shall make one
Of their number President, whose duty Il shall De
10 preside over the deliberations OF the Board
when assembled for the purpose OF transacting
official business, and in case Of tie, shall give
the casting vote and he sail have power 10 call
"A meeting Of the Board a. any time AND pIaeo
that he may deem proper; provided tnat ne
,hall not direct such meetings held at unseason.
ADIs Psas~N7
town.
SEC. 4. The Board shall keep record OF their
proceedings, and all accommodations made oy
said Board 10 the Board Of Town Trustees, shal
be subscribed In writing, and signed by the Presi,
dent Of said Board Two or more members OF
the Board shall make quorum 10 transact ousi'
ness, IL being requir that one Of the members
present shall be the President
SEC. s said Board shall report the sanitary
condition Of said town to the Board OF Town
Trustees, at least once every month, and a. much
oftencr as the exigences Of the times may in their
Judgment require.
SIC g. Be II further ordained. That In aeeor-
dance with the provision OF Section OF this Vt.
dinanee, the Board Of Trustees shall appoint
three persons citizens Of said town. members OF
the Sanitary Board for the town OF Gold Hiii, as
herein provided, for the term Of one year, rom
and after the date Of this Ordinance, who shall,
before entering upon the duties OF their once,
take, subscribe, and file with the Town Clerk,
the oath Of Office required Of other town officers
The members Of the Board of Health, created by
this Ordinance shall receive no compensation for
their services.
SIC. 7. This Ordinance shall take effect and BE-
In force. from and after its passage .H
Passed this sd day Of April A. D. 1866
81. GEO. W. AYLSwORTH,
President Board Of Toun Trustses.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
ORDINANCE NO. -.
To Provide for the Appointment of
N Town sexton. and to Prescribe
His Duties.

ORDINANCE NO. -.
To Provide for the Appointment of
m Town sexton. and TO Prescribe
His Duties.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town Of Gold Hll 10 ordain as follows:
SECTION |. There shall be appointed by the
Board Of Trustees Of the Town of Gold Hill. u
Town Sexton, whose duty II shall be 70 take
charge OF that tract of land now owned by the
Town Of Gold Hill, the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, and the Order OF I. and A. Masons
and heretofore known as the Gold Hill Gene
,rrv," and which il hereby declared 20 be the
Town Cemetery-who shall hold his office for
the term Of one wear from and after his appoint
ment and until his successor shall be appointed
and qualified unless for cause he be sooner re-
moved
take charge OF the said Town Cemetery. and 10
zee that the grave,stuues or other fixtures IN and
About said Cemetery shall uot be injured or mu-
,ilated by evil.disposed persons or otherwise; TO
recommend 10 the Board OF Trustees any ueces'
sary repairs or improvements that he may deem
proper to the keeping the same In good condi'
tlon.
SIC. J. lie shall not permit any persons TO be
buried in said Cemetery until he Is nrst iur'
ni>h.d with the prescribed certificate by the Al
,endAnt physician, or in the event OF there being
no attendant physician, by the nearest relative or
friend of the deceased nor shall he permit the
disint.rment OF the body Of any person buried IN
said Cemetery until he il first furnished with
permit from the President OF the Board OF Trus-
ices ordering the same. All burials and disinter-
m.u,s shall be done under the direction and con.
troll of the Town sexton 80
SIC. 4 He shall furnish blank burial certia
Gates 10 persons herein named; the certificate 10
contain when illrd the name, nativity, sex, age,
dat. of decease, nature OF disease or probable
cause Of death; and shall record the same in a
well bound book, aud carefully preserved, TO-
ge;her with the de of certificates, as the property
OF the town; and at all reasonable times sald
book 10 be open 10 the Inspection OF 'hS puonc
II. shall make quarterly reports to the Board of
Trustees from the records kept as herein pro-
vided-said quarter commencing on the day that
this ordinance goes INTO euect anu at the eHpi'
ration Of his term OF office he shall deliver all that
n-rtains 10 his Office to his successor.
SIC ). He shall be entitled 10 receive QUE ooI
lar for ilnc and recording each burial certificate
anI Ten dollars for each grave dug said fees TO
h. collected. in every instance, in advance from
-. IL ora Tod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

GILLIG, MOTT Il CO..
(Fireproof Brick Buildingso
CORNER AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates. Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
pls,e, having been carefully selected tor this
Market
The following comprises part, only. Of our
stock:
1000 ns Bar Iron. round and square. all sizes;
o5 900 rs Boiler Plate;
60 900 Ds Sheet Iron
$4,000 ms shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 os Cast.steel, Blister Steel. andHToe
Cork Steel:
Nail Rod Band Iron
10000 ns Track Iron;
5000 ios Bar and Sheet Copper;
$1,000 ios Lead Pipe, various sizes;
$1,000 feet Gas Pipe. to inches:
1000 feet I. r. Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bbbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplingsr
$4,000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
10000 Machine Bolts, all slzes;.
600 Globe Valves.
900 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various sizes:
:BlsckSmiths Tools;
kSeales. Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Az, Pick and Sledse Handles.
Coal:
1000 dozsn Locks. Hinges, Buttsl
Taeks;1
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder:
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Bailing Wire and Rope.
600 kegs Nails. all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT Il Co.,
Corner Of C and Taylor streets, virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED MARKETS OF GOLD
l. HIi will he closcd on Sunday:
cold EuI Market. l., T. For, Proprietor.
81 Charlss Market, Hays 4 Co, PropritoiA
Union Market. L. T. Fox. Propheeor
Nevada Market, Douchey.
Pioneer Market, =, Sh1rn. -.
Gold Hv, Oet % lS6&F z 81" o" g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
SUTTERLY BROS,

N.B-Pictures taken In all styles and sizes,
either from lifs or copied from old pictureLy,
'r' onto3 ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretary of the Senate.
HOUSE OF RErREsEsrArnvEs.
HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday, Feb, l3. 1866.

HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday. Feb. l3, 1866.
The House met at IL o'clock NJ.
Present, Hon. D. s. Cage, Speaker, and Messrs.
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Austin, Addison
Bailey, Blackman, Bonnabel, Brown, Buie, Bru.
ton, Collins Couvillon Davenport, Daigle Deblanc.
Deporter. DeLabarre, Decker, Ditto, Durable, Eas.
tin, Elan, Eldridge, Eustis Edwards, Freret, Fish
burn Fulda, Gates, Green, Hanlon, Halsey, Har-
rson, Head. Hatch, Henderson, Higgins, Hudspeth,
Jonas, Kelly Kidd, kile, Labranche, Lagroue,
Lemarie, Leblanc, Lewis, Meredith, McKelyey,
McEnery, Mcdonald. McGee, McCloskey, More.
land, Montgomery. Murray, Mutt, Ormond, Peter.
son, Phillips James, Powell, Pnjo, Regenherg
Richards, Roman, Ryan, sambola, scanlan, seger,
simonds, Snider Smith, Ste, Solomon, Tete,
Th6riot, Thienernan, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker,
Wilmington, Williamson and Weeks-s2 Repre-
sentatiyes.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Father Chalons.
The reading of the journal of yesterday was
with on motion Of Mir, snider.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Elan, chairman, on behalf of the Commit
zee on the judiciary, reported on House bill No.
10; %,
An act to provide for exeayating The mouths of
ne Mississippi River;
Tayorably. And on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Phlliips Alf., Powell, puio. Reuenbero Richardson
isiohafds, Roman, Rogers, Robinson. RYAN Sam.
ooih seaman, seger, Simonds, snider, Smith.
scott, Iete, Th6riot, Thieneman, Tucker yoor.
Mes Wilmington, Witt, Williamson and weeks
80 Representatives
Against the passage of the BILL
Messrs Bonnabel, Eastin. Iaprora n,.uo,,.
stllle' Solomon, Walker and Waggaman- 3 Renre.
| sentatives. eJ5 Asop'''
Messrs stille and Solomon asked and ohto;nsa
permission to have their reasons for voting aganot
Inc Dill spread upon the journal, as follows
lVote to sustain the veto of the Governou 49,, Al,
ground that the bill under consideration ia IN
violation of the one hundred and nineteentb or.;oIo
OF the Constitution. j- ROBERT r. sTJtIp
concur in the above motive.
wy, JOS. SOLOMON.
"hefeupon the Speaker announced that the bill
was passed by the constitutional majority Of al,
tives. sF&rEstES GEs $50 : Ssl' '
hr. Tucker moved that the vote just taken be
ieoohs'oered, and Mr. Elan moved to lay the mo.
soh 70 reconsider on the table, which was carried,
further message was received from the Senate
asking the concurrence of the House in Senate
bills entitled ,A155S'zS : e = '
AA toe w Topedf hH aCL entitled ," an act to com
pei persons residing in the vicinity of Port Hudson
east OF the Mississippi river, to keep their horses
mules neat cattle, and other live stock within en-
closures, approved Dec. 20, 1882 -s,s sa- II
An act granting ferry privileges to G, x. Mar.
shall, his heirs and assigns; II
And an act to provide for the prompt collection
OF the tax on gross sales or receipts. 1t lso.q.
Also asking the signature of the Speaker to ,.
Joint resolution relative to the State Printer.
At his request Mr.. Robinson was excused from
serving on the Committee on Banks and Banking.
Mr.. Leeds was appointed chairman vice Robinson,
and Mr.. Mcconnell was appointed on the commit.
tee to fill the vacancy. .
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, the several orders of
the day for this day were made the orders of the
day, for tomorrow. f ~yr T. %5.F q
On motion of Mr.. Snider, House bill No. "a, en-
titled '1@ @0NG
An act in relation 10 exemption from State and
parish and city taxes for the years 1862 1863 and
1864, in certain cases, -u. .u.N
Was taken up out of order and referred to the
special committee of seven. g$
On motion of Mr.. Austin, the House adjourned,
THOS. l.. MAXWELL,
I. 7l Clerk of House of Representatives
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
HEHRINa, Etc, Etc.

Keep Constantly on Hand:
MACKFREL-No. /, bbls., halves and kits .
MACKEEBL-No. 2, :. :. :.
MACKEREL--No. g. :.
SALMON, MOL
Sal MON-Fresi-l h. . lb. and h. cans.
HERRTNG-No. l, bbls., halves and kits
HERRTSG-smoked-No and scaled .
TONGUES and soUNDs-Extra kits
HAIIBUT FINs-Extrs kits
CODF1SH-Large drums and half drums
CODFlSH-Medium size drums-
GOLDFISH . boxes
POLLOCK-drums and half drums
HADDOCK-quarter drums and boxes
LOBsTER-Fresh, 1b. and . lb cana
oYsTERs-Cove, l lh. and 2 lb. cans.
P1CRLESMixed, gallons half gallons pints and quartz
PlCkLES-Gherkins, :. =. =. 8,
PICKLES =. half bbls. and kegs.
PICKLES-Onions, =,
CATcHUP-romato, Davis, cowdrsy, Numsen, Carroll
d Co.
T0MAToES-fresh, 2 and 8 lb. cana
PEPPER SAUCE-pints and half pints ~
oLIvEs-qusrts and pats
OLIVE oIL-quarts and piuts r..
CAPERS-cspitai and superiue ...s.
PEACEEs-fresh, 2 and lb. cans.
PINE APPLE-fresb, :.
STRAWBERRIES :. :. -. -.. 3 va
BLACKBERRIES :. =.
GREEN PEAS :. :.
GREEN CORN =. 81.
FRUITs-assorted, q and 8Ib. cana
FRUITS pckd, and ID. cans, and q.a gissa
PRESERvEs-shsker, quarts in jars.
PREsERVEs-Eumsen, Carroll L Cs, quarts and pints
JELLY-. ID ounce. il ouncs and ounce turuble.,
sna ss' assorted
LEMON III sYRUp-ansrts, Davis Cowdrsya
MlLk-Bourden's condensed.
sUGAR-crnshed B.. New York reIned.
kAIsINS-layer hoxes, halves and quartz.
zzEEEEssEF!g:Ss zEEsEi5zS s. Il n 4 n sssss: sssss'
GINGER HiE :: :: :: :. .-
ssS5fhGArus sS5s -: =:
S{SAMoSNsties, IA I'm Il msss
"Ps Ps,s,sa Size Chase
GH66coLATE- Families, Prssson'A
s4$ s4FE-s An E: E sn$ sa$ iS g 3; 3. ssss@ ssss
PALS and hoop
PAILs-Brass bound
zysSIsss EgskEgs ssslkas : 6 I J sfs'; ls n...
AzE AAsHb6ah5S HAS1 ztsS and medium ''.s.
skSSHEs-ss1aS ss6S#E sskkSSSHHEEss saSs1 ii .'.s' s's''
FLffklNs~1s.Ky II medium and small a.s, M.,on'
PAPER-Pam T 80
BARLEY-Peari, in kegs S lbs each
PEAS--Sp hbls. and kegs .a
COFFEE-Rio and Java
TEAs-lmperialiu IN chests and caddies
TEAS-Ooong -.
sTARCH-Duryea's superior. -.
SaARGH satin glosA
oIARCH corn,
STARCH - Maizenea ,r
STARCH-Foxs's. 7t
SOAf-i5 and 4S b. boxes Wnchester's
SOAP-30 lb. boxes Morgan's &C., -.-.r r. ..s
SOAP-Amond
SOAP-Castile.
CANBLES-Staf, full light weights Proctor Gamblea
CoAl. OlL-Barrels and tins ...
LARD-Terces and kegs
HAMS-Tierces
EINEfAR-Pnre cider, In bbls.
BnTTER-tioshen, frkins and kegs
BUTTER-Western
CHEESE-E. D. and Western
GHEESE-Eew York State
pOTAfOES-Choice jackson White8
. MATCH ES-Rich,rdsons
rresh supplies constantly received aad for sale BY
3. d. MOODY CO.,
81 Tchnnpitnuias street.
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4 81. * EE.E.ER,
snAP MANuFAuTuREp
Corner Of ST. Andrew Howard streets, Sew or,saps
Office and sales room Bank Piacs, eor.ere arsysr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.

The undersigned would also call the attention Of the pubHe
to the great advantages and security offered through the
medium Of the I'D. "- u" w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
INSURANCE.
CIrIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE Q,

CITIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
OFFICE, No. 5 cARoNDBLET STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year 1865 $22oGtI 70
Amount OF Assets of tha Company $4,000 %
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay per cent In
teret on the outstanding certificates Of scrip and
second Monday Of February 1856 have further declared
scrip dividend of twenty five per cent. m%
r. IA, - -s9a.r gu4r rKparsxs .,., N
J. Lorber, Jas A. White r.%
- A. II. D'Meza, r. M.thou --0-
| Ar Mltenberger, u Lemore fl#
A. Bidault, .- .l .4 G*. T. Aveadano,
J. Lemore, ,I .., I1t,rsnd %. q
Jno Gauche, a..u agf A. veroin Degruy, u
0mer Gsllafd. ."t
oMER dAILLARD, President
Hr. CAsrAvSpK, Secretary. ~ 7I'
7 oNDoN AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, S5.OOO.O 900 In Gold, Paid In,
WITH POWER TO INCREASE. 4
The Agency Of this Company prepared take rs
Cotton Merchandise Household Goods and all
of Buildings at the usual rates - 7-s h71l
Fifteen per cent. will be allowed all Premiums.
without the mother oce and whou. discoun
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT NEW ORLEANS
j. G. Robinson, ESQ., y 4s O. W. Couvea ESQ.,
,Aa James r Freret ESQ., 4-H.A-
lsao-- ta aag R. O. MUsaRoyE, General Agent.
: JOHN 7. HEATH, Secretary. T,s
onlce-sa Ca-ondeet street corner of Psrddo.
HARMON DoANE,s o>"v, -"
4.. GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY,
Nos. ss and ~ Camp street, r
srrl -r Nxw oRLxAHx 'i.- --.'--'.
FIRE. RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL.
a. ~ w ,u* INSURANCE. 49, ~. ..3
Ea--4 +.. m".fG- .--.I ..- ~.u
lEtnn Insurance Company,
." HARrronp Oosn
FLEE AND RIVER RISK
Net Assets, July ]. lsaa ss7ls4ss E.
~@. sa %
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
p.-r.. HARTFORD, CoHn.
" FIRE RISRS
Assets and Associate Capital over sa5oo00o s5ts
',
.4 Security Insurance Company,
.',I CIrr or NKw YORK. '-3 .~..r
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINK RISKS.
Assets saooo,Mo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
FISH--FISH--FISH.

FISH--FISH--FIS s'
s ID. MOODY d CO., ,...-..
67............ .TCHouPIToULAs STREET. o.
Wholesale Grocera,
.--. .. AND DEALERS IN q
MACKEKEL, ..- ...
GOLDFISH,
sALMOy. a4 .=a-sR'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
TRANSPORTATION.

FARE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK
Reduced to $40 40.
TWO DAILY TRAINS Cairo morning and evening"
upon the arrival of Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship
Companys boas New Orleans making direct connections
With all lines East and West. .- ..-
Time from Cairo New York, days.
Fine from Cairo to Boston, two days and Blk hours
For through tickets and further information apply the
uompany's ofics. Cairo. III
". r, ARTHUR,
.tt tr5 a. General Superintendent, Chicago
DNH E.. o..| - -'" ~ w. P. JOHNSON, az =
.o'- Il General Passenger Agent, Cbicaao ~
b. R. PEGRAM, Agent >" q
lOx Common street. opposite the City Hotel H
-..-Tgs r,- 1t. New Oreans
.'''' b. r. LONGLEY,
. ....,-. d.. . l4sneral Sontnsrn Agent New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
HARTFORD, CONN,
Assets, &SS7, ,508 10.

The undersigned fully prepared POLICIES in th
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY this country against
all kinds Of Accidents home abroad for trfng
per oentase weekly compensation be tot
disability and the payment Of hxed Of death
within specified period
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. be obtained The
Agent .=,- --'
k9 No Medical Examinations required and the Age Of
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary office in the private office OF
yN.. Messrs WIN. II. HENNING l. CO.,
.-.... .n. Fos 95 and 81 Camp strset-tup staira)
j +" u ,' u .0 - HARMON DoANE Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
sFFIlIAL. JOURNAL

sxaE.rs14AruRE oF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

a tsa " on ne same day every two years there
s ssa, I.er hiesen days public. notice thereof
ohefea y public auction the exclnsiye nrivi.
= printing ali legal adyertisements reon;rsa
u u'4 acs' and y sud Publie offering sa,a niat.
''lg ahe advertising shall be adaaicat., =
sg that pabc newspaper whose iof cash
pfletnfs shall esiar The highest a,aana. y pro-
Rf3sAsAse thereof daring the period ana - - ~ ~
fsss herein fixed. tbs said amount lima os.ssa ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

All necessary information will be given reference 10 Is
Insurance, upoR the principle Of
f NON-FORFEITING POLICIES,
Payable in fve annual annual payments and
applications forwarded desiring secure their sbes
against the uncertainties Of life but absolute certainty os
DEATH r
.~..4"r THE
s.~L-. ..,s.. -. ...fl- -s.r..@..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-11
From South America and Mexico.

Nsw York, December lo.-Panaana dates OF
the I'd have been received per the Rising Star:
There was much talk in Chill about making
war on Spain. The allied squadron was stu
at Valparaiso preparing to go to sea 1t is be-
lieved that the destination Of the fleet Is Ma
nilla there if possible, to intercept some OF
the Spanish vessels that put In for repairs
after the defeat 1T Callao.
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt al
Valparaiso on the night of November S, but nc
a.,rtrhBe Was Zone. :. .-
From Peru there is but little news of int.
rest. Don Israel seems to be conducting the
affairs OF that republic with great ability.
The "Cyclone," which was reported to have
been captured by the Spaniards, arrived at
Valparaiso on the 5th of November.
The RisingStar brings 1928, lls in gold.
Several of the nobility attached to Maxi
miliau's Government arrived by the Manhat-
tan yesterday from Vera Cruz Among them
were the British Minister and staff, on their
way back to England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-11
BY the -Nlarleets-Ths Fenian-From


BY the Cable arkets-Ths FeniaH-From
France.
LONDON, December s-P. M.-Consos firmly
held to. day at ssAGssA. Panama Railroad
bonds firm. United States 6-2o's of 30, ss'4G
69h.
FRAyKPoRr, December s.-Unipd States
o.2o's rule very steady at 75hG75h.-cash and
short time.
LIVERPOOL, December s.--Bread closed
heavy with only moderate attendance OF
buyers. Wheat offered at a decline OF Id.
QUEENSTOWN, November l0-Noon.-The
steamship Etna, from Boston ctt Halifax, ana
the Tarrifa, from New York arrived this
morning en- route TO Liverpool.
LONDON, December l0-Noon The Times, IN
an editorial this morning, says tlat the Fenians
have been fairly oheckmatsd, AID thatit wouid
be madness on their part to attempt reoeiiion'
Cardinal Cullen. a pastoral priest, ID urging
the Irish people to obedience TO the law ana
the avoidance Of all secret societies Arrests
are still being made, and more artillery Will
soon leave for Ireland.
PARIS, December lO.-M. Berthsny, the new
Minister to the United States, sailed for Ne"
York on Saturday.
RoxR, December l0.-Soms of the french
troops arc still here, and will remain until the
end Of December. ..."
LIVERPOOL, December lo-Noon.-The cot
ton market opens active at Saturday'sprices
Sales o-day will probably reach 1000 bales
Middling uplands, lad.
LONDON, December lo-Noon Money quiet
Consols, ssA. Ex-dividend SIS, YlA.f