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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-29

GAtS & WARNAFELDT. Projectors of the
Office Saloon and Rest aurant, No. Washington
Hail, sole agents for John o Farrall & Cos su-
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express. All kinds of game on hand in pro-
per season Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &C. at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up in the most approved style.
sep2l -6m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-29
,OroA CREAM FOR THE HAIR

COCOA CREAM FOR THE HAIR
Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomades
No more rancid Pomades
II YOU want something elegant,
Ii You admire delicious Perfume
Ii YOU desire soft and silky Hair,
Ii you want your Hair preserved,
If you " ant your Hair TO grow
II Y0u want TO prevent premature HaldLrs.
If yoU want to be rid OF Dandruff
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
PIicc 81 cents 4 bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS / BUSHFIELD
iu23 Wheeling w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-29


who have been less fortunate than we.
Humanity demands it and a most holy
religion adds its sanction to the demand.
Contributions may be LETT with the
pastor of either Of the city churches, or
given to Rev. A E Dickinson, Editor OF
the Religious Herald, of Richmond Va
who is now in this city and will remain
a few days ~
.|fE Slaie Items.
LEWIS AU1AY, of Maiden, kanawha
county. was robbed of $420 one night
last week by thief named Wesley wa
den. The rogue was pursued cap'u.ou'
and committed to jail S220 OF inc Hull
ev being recovered.
JOHN FISHER, Sen. was found drown
ed in Two Mile creek, below Charleston,
on Friday, the 10th. 1t is supposed that
he fell into the water accidentally
About two hours before the discovery OF
his body, he had been seen starting from
Charleston on his way home about
twelve miles from the town. Deceased
wasseventy -four years of age and high
" esteemed by his acquaintance
THE School Teachers and friends OF
popular education have formed an asso-
citation in Kanawha county, An inter
esting meeting was held on the |Oth
and another is appointed for February
oath
SIXTY THREE accessions have been
made to the NJ. E. Church in Charleston
during the past few weeks and the reFl-
val is still in progress.
THE Charleston Journal says: Yves see
the question of establishing Kanawha
and Wheeling Packet is receiving the
attention of the Chamber Of Commerce
OF the latter city .By allmeans should
this be done, If the merchants OF
Wheeling viii afford us goods, and buy
our produce on as good terms, as we re-
ceive in Cincinnati, such a packet can
easily be sustained; and should be inau-
rated as soon as the season opens. Let
the movement not stop
A NEGrBER of prominent men in Kan
a~ha county urge upon thtir fellow citi-
Gems the signing Of petitions to the leg
islature for the passage Of a law pro
hihiting the sale Of liquors in the State.
They say that a general appeal is about
to be made and for this petitions have
been nrepar5d and sent to the various
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
W

wa VIA ~ xAsss aud NERVOUS DssiLisy bic
s ssaqy lst ,hs ptssn NON II sies.d should
consult. No onc ever heard o. = pasisns
Of his naa lshsarsEtked aimee he 49, been y We
c63 u bqbt0 tbn hqs vOSrhers 4? - 1ecmy
papers. vi patients snd The medical prosesc!o.
both here and abroad, % being the most shilleo
Specialist here. and . thorough master Of Oil
~ us diseafe, II others fall. don't despair give
Nh, I csli, it's UalS coMmse ecceuSsssus with
him 70 cure such eaoes His roeups ssp aepsfsss
tor ladies' and gentlemen. and the most comp'sse
Youso Mm, fAka f2ancvtAa Nor,cs.-Doetor
Dgelow devctes much Of his time to the treas.
IS41f th4Se cAses. cAuap1ty eccese es0lg oes
pdflIr both h lind and body, 6aAtttne Ne 'Ansor-
tuuute Individual for either business or society.
The sad effects Of these esriy habits, n tec e.
cesses Of rper years, 10 10 weaken and debthtatc
lhc copstitution. destroy the ply steal and meaeei
powers. diminish ahd euSse0ls the natural feet
snys. and xhausts the vital energies OF msnnoodi
the cjeasures u LIE are DerseA, tes see3ess Of
u.stsj = fs~sts xsAa aud sxisessee MAN eseeer-
ed . term Of unceasiUg misery snd seRrss. Oucn
| persons, especAa)ly those contemplating mas-
riape. should lose no time in making immeossee
suplicaiiCu, ~ nr. D., by his new gsatment 70
enahle1 10 ensrrt 1ppecey and H4eeSSs0e.
(,onsui fstion free and conbdentiaI. once No.
..-0 Routh Cis,k street, corner o. Monroe.
10 :, ssch (peas she Post Ofics. P.O.Dox 1o1
"h,.sa ;" n, Office hours from IN 70 ?; N;
Send for his. 'isaY,as - ns''''' P'e'''a's
do s.t.ais, % 81 ST. (. "a Ky q $sssslfs
known. Bent 10 any address free " charRe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
VI1{sY shEI7l5R7Te

HnnmnA
azs As'slai''s'' =
r. 1eehn. nno ~. ~ -. "a
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49, siIn11Hs ~ lai;15 ~. -
hn21ul1r~ ~ o1nnlnroi1, g. - a. . !
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~ a Srca.~ ~ ~ nises1ss = ~ 19i~4'
= ~ ~ siscs n ~ ~ ~ s.s,.ss-
- e9s00-DUs ~ p0pee hoee ~
eoae1U1iso 14ths s1Gsnt sfeae enpqe1s. L.
eeeee6snee = seesiss ~ salse eeeelssls
No. Nev York alope. ttoo seouAeY 1T 70
March 9th, U ~, 041 ~. Tab SoseS
pretty fair expert 6uelsees, - l9ves tedt'
e1Aieas seths ptoduetivsssse sftts essstry.
WA psUussseUuoee GaDetoesfsepeste ~
~ 1eaf ~ te1ee taae ~ - - reseoso
IT ~ u en- nhtju6 Ste6uan4 bonanstt,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

All scrofnlous persons suffering from General
the lisnbs, Abdomen, and n the female, Dropsy Of
~ 0v4siis ana Wsaibs, gensraliy accompanied
with lnHaneliOn. aaa Uleersiiou u the UteEps,
are .psrmansnty cured b Constjtution Life Syr..
NJ. The disease known - 0Oitrs Or SWe1Ied
Meek. the l.ife Svrutt will fen6ve entlrsly. The
remedv 1hosld ~ i161so fos ssme tiUl6y - ~
dissaae iseseesdingiy. ehronie asdetabbsra, asd
viii not - rsusoysd without extfa c6ott. Iii !,
fumors 81 the Uvsries, Tumofs Of the Breast,
and iwSIlinx q other glinds Of the body wih be
eomolejelv tsdScs1 6tshout fesostin4 70 ~
kni&. q 1apseatitss q 4ay kind. u etl u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
Au0rOa's OFFICE, IOWA. I


y y hsreey certified. thes - Ne leaA Aav Of
February. 1866, sworn ststemant ves Alsi h
this once. showing the condition ofthe Liver
loes4ed = Livssppel anA New Yusk, = ~
Let day Of JassAry, 4. y, LISA. u eseued-
asce with the proviaions Of IN Act q Ne Gee.
eral Assembly Of the, State Of lowe, snsitl-
I'd IAN Act in relation TO Insurance yompanioa. y
sppgos0a Jan. 9otA, 1851 nd - Aes ansnaaeosy
thereto, approved Feb. 9Th, 1865; and an act \
fela1isa - 49, lesssaacs Ocopoaiss. sppfovea
March 18th. 1858; thae saia seeAeuent shows
that said Company . possessed Or The reosnssse
amount Of capital. and invested - required ~
law. Auth0fltt il therefore given y the above
Aamea Co0pa4t - tronssol sheip sppeoofiste
business u Ins6rGnee ID this State in accOrdsnce
With the laws thereof until tAs 3lst dAy q lea
tary. A. D., one thousapd eight hundred and
sixty seven. tis also certified, that B. b. Wood
Nsld, Q. Davenport, bss bssn duiy appointed
By seid Company their lasful Agent ed Attor.
take risks Of Insuranee tAsrein. asd 70 achnowa-
his fling with the Cierk ofthe District Court n
end for said Couaty this certiacate nd q COPY q
(he statement on die In this ONCE Il Il fuf{her
tory Of the said statement.
II testimony whereof, have hsreunto set nv
hand and atixed my s.al Of Office the day and
Auditor Of 0tais.
SAnL- A. Arsrs, Deputy.
--
Y Auditss's 2sal.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

~ A2171D0DuH -
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.s-c... - 1s,nrfc arHAYRas
oi"Usn4 ~ TI-yLxM
WI - zeseAs nss'es :. --..ss.. ~ 49,
whee AakeAteesse a1eQAg - ri
ltssing ~ t1go4 eose - leee sseo =
~ vooolSreoas. ~ HtSass - ssseoasade1
- sepeofiSeA b. Physiciaaa, ssd havs Aad ~.
n~s.,sn, - eGuiuene - t10n9best ~
49, n-:~-.. .,1,.,. fHene meeiR. NJ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

-. ss:s:.srsss e Ssssssiss . 1,ssss
"A - Il ssssssDSs nAasgln, . AseesaesA ~ -
:f: !. :: $50; - s's::' : sas:
- uInaaQk1 suoARroQA11p Isl1s
ssSE ~ /, -. 80 W 49, ~ y, -: =.
6soss IN appses . ~ 1e0lelee = ese1O4e =
~ - Ell iAls eHvsAirsas. nss.scet ~ g -
pfsdheA 80 rsqesA - slCteeeeA IL - oe9e0 ~
- 49, NJ l.ste1S yaeL 49, = - -.
~ ~ l1cleus tsealmeoe ths 6loesovo osu1eo eso
eoseiy restored - theiv t vOss, 81 ~ vesse -
=; ~: e :: rs ~ !Ay... s.s.sa.
ereas Of the body hat 70 , sasigss1 - 1ksssses
M Pr i.,cs !lIs.a Ia sssls|:. .!:s =
restore he ny operations d Ne liver sss1 Pc.
sses sssasri! "a so; 49,. r,,. 81 s
HeaAaehs Of .ooe costlsu ses, esvsse Iain = ~ -
s s:,: :. :; =: s.:s .sA:, s;s.s :.
ss dssrsssn~ symptons indicative 81 inpssseet 90
disosdesed ~ = olAIse liver. Or spSeen, semov2e
4s4k3d4 1sssat .4k.eY.2 IA H9sSSsA
TILTED Nate, Caoada coulh America, Brasil 80
Australia and may Be obtained by calling scr 49,
'ai ~ 'i HssSscs 1 o. x~ssvk "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

1mpoetaut to Fruit Growers.
Persons wishing TO orlsr choice sslectios Of
Fruit Trss, Grsbe Vines. Orasmensa' Trse:,
.sastaeet lesve their orders Aith /. ]. BAR
TON. Aren't Of r X, Phdnix's Nursery, Dloem-
hetan. III. Office at Keystone House. z. O.
Dox 90. Davenport, Iowa nov1 dAwem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
HUMPHREYS
HomoeopathiC Specifies

Have tovsd tfsnths most smpss e1ptsses, setirs
oeecese 0eisae soA nolinbos. ~
~ ~ only Medicines reasetv s1syse1 - pe1slaf -
~ sfopls, tAas miSsakss cannot b. mss u o1Ae
thom = hoeu1ooD, - ~ ire ks0 aongsgs ah9 -
sqsisesas y - aeaye ssabe. They hsvs raised ~
Ai9hest eomnshlstion seo a. and al aisays ses4ss
ee1u1is(tss. sseat 0ntos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
Constitution Life Syrup
Cur4s IN Sw6llint Of tie Glands,

Either Of the Faes, Nsch, Or Yenele Breast. and
~ th.s preveutine their brsskinx. and produe-
ing troublesome Dischargipg Sores. which dis
figure 50 many Of the younger portion o. the
community, from, six - twenty yease o. age
Yosug children ~ very suljsct 70 Disclsrges
fro e: ss rhi.h depend. npon s e. "s
: few doses Of the Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Dueltllele nalR hESTonaTlEl!
Tate SDWo mOot Dye.
7SnB IMMENSE SUCCESS 9th wAlsA ~
Il has 6seu befbre the public ~ inAuoe -
thOusands cod tens Of Thousands who hare I'D
Ind attestsd issvirtssu. teprsneesse1 the OILY
nd TRUE Hair RsstoS alive, Ths knreka -
bees intfodaced into III the principal cities ~
East and West, ard having fatsnfuiiy perfosnkd
Ill that 10 claimed for it, hes superseded al Or
Hair PreparaeieuA Hhs Eussha restores ray
aair 70 IL Q, iginal eeaer prs!ea's TIE hair &
falling out, by causing healthy condislo1 q y
scalp. imp parting 10 the hair : sotpesA end -,
Ind yostkfal appearance that no other Hair 4
beraAion can produce. The Eureka u FREE -
III impmitiei Or poisonous drugs. aDd 90 Dc
Sured and sen. wkSissale ed sso1l,by
ROOT FISHER, Sole Agent,
No. IS North kiAh Street, 81 Lss3s, NJ
Fuller. Finch Fuller, wholesale Ag'ta, H.
cage. 6tevenssn / Cafnahas, Agests, Daee-
ss E.; s.,;. sab - S. Rc. 5isss
a n1oaseho7a Necessity A1Isec -
the s.e efDUnNO's CzTAKi
Win Il i. a.. stage, Of so,d, se..' i,
magic Headache. Hoarsedess. Diptheria, ~
Bronchitis, Sore Eyes, Dsefoess, Bad Taste nd
smell, being the result ~ Cstsrrh. This s,uo
HEALTHY 1ead It, easeas AZ tiessaet and etc,
svsA - hfsnts Who suffer from Nhu0ss.
4 hss ne highe1l professional tss!6n1nials :
81 the D. 3, fof = c3sss ler Ose be1, = Il =
a.. 5UaSS.f :. ;. n. Isss. n.y tea
wuAe1oaals ~ Da1A6 nAnnss = G.. =. Z. tas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

BpAsptis Yits, SympesAsllc - 0rssaie Dis
eases Of the Heart, = papieati0n, Dissase q ~
~ Of the Heart Case, and I'll the Affections Of this
important Organ, (psrssns suffering from ~
ac6ts pais il tho region q tAe hsart) WIN y
erss1ly relieved ~ Csastilutioa LifsSyeup. ~
Dreksa DeVn. al Delicate Csnslitutlsls
SuRsfiss from lndisposstien 70 Rxsseiss, Paln
in ~ Dssk, losA Of hsnory, FssebsdinGs. Her.
ros .sf celsnhy. Fsas. q Diseesss Dinssae q
Vision, Hot Skin and Extfemiies. Wans q
nj EasoitaSle q The AuseaIsf Sysesn, IN -.
quiss ~ ~ oethS CoastituaisA Life 0yrUS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

nc .e5VI,HE I'D.
Colebro1o4 Female P1l11.
hspaVafsoo ressulpllsa u - :. Clssk, Il. p.
y. -. 49, 80 49, : - -, =
:: a: I d. \ =: 8 =:
10 mARRn8D A4AD18o
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- a. I's =; 49, - - = &C., -:
nee q. s!Ae:a a !: -: y tsas,s lss,se
ere ss1e = ssing % Miscarriage, bat 4 any oA~ ns
9 I'm, I: / a! 4 80 49, 81.
eion Of the Heart Hystefis. and Whites tksss i7Ib
Yin ssbct cure vhsn III cther meam have hilcd m
o.s. ensposy, O. ssy6lss Surifai 10 u cnsssii.-
Sss.s. VA ;ss:S s:;;s:|R f;;;s,:d
s3ao4 broaEE Ss sass s s, e. 4. 4ok.
n; B.-ei and postage stanps enclosed e anx e
Pllis. 81 rssum mail. sov4dAwly
N. lQAR0naALLsD
OAsTAsRsR4 4is IN U rF.
fA 0eu9l proved lseistc BE The bess astice socve
~ Gazing The Catassh Cold IN the Heed and ueodeehe
e has seen found ~neecns remedy In many easss q
sre Eyes Deafness hae bsen removes By ~ and hsas'
Ass sass ss.s ss.s = ,sstsysd 's''' " s.s
Z elves n6me11oee Do16e6ss g
- ~ dali heavy paas eossed BY diseases Of Ne heed.
~ esnsaAops amer sslng deiigeefu eod svtes'
asine. II spese sn1 VasOes Out IN oesssscsSeass
strsaghsss he gias1s 6n1 givss healthy aetisa -
~ Dasto a0ecte4.
:. ID - H. Esistx Isc.R -
0uu he's peoveA IL greet valve for Ill Ne coO0eo ~
eases ~ had onA q ths meoset stanee hi1As aa
~ sesosnpaaAedAe aeay sfthe lest pAyalsjeaeAsd
4 - IN 0ssea Aasce4 ~ easSshstlcn WY nSa
0oo1 the eerl10c4eeO - vv0opo1
e0t0 0eoGGoooe N 1S04,
r. .sess4g - Aasag = s.ssy r. 80 =.
9nuG. aed ~ q sAssssey eeaa1
st Ssesl!sss y sess es.al. sv.sy secsH 49,.
Fommo1oaioas given u ~ tbs sore u CaeasSA 49,.
thas L = dscaelly ~ bese ette ~ hove sve1
1sevs 81 Ill ssnnss di1sases Of - need.
Dnsr rersy. Dostoa DaSoA . bBse, Nee Iosa
~ AoeAoS q Co. - ADo oooGoS -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

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40 :. S.sc.s~Sc.:Svn". .'v ~ ss~o =
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as !" SS S1SS r.. I .ffseunss ~ sSis1 s
ssl0 y R0v01A Nm. chilI ave. al 49, 70
"lS I" Raleo. irSer.al or extespal Nd
OF blscdinr 20
els " (DwkNh Snm Z. sore. we'd. iaHn.
B ned eye = eyclits ............
Su.oss .'..' :. s..ee... .. ~ 80
'sc vvheSRi.4. e0ssh. Or violen' :.
81 /" xsSHna, o.. .diaiesn bss.shine g
'ss " Ear Discharges, impaired besrisE 50
''2s 0crof61a, large gland. swellings 30
''o4 3aeneFaf debility, weaknsss.... -
..as ses.:icinsss, or sickness Of riding 50
~ klAney disease, gravel: ..:..... 50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

R0bel COhors Destroyed !
! when nature or dine has plantsd On the ban
nsss. replace them xsS t6oes iIorioas ana Lite
black ~ bsova ttp9s svesyweess tes0se - s.
0eonAarAs ~ Deaoty.
whieA are psodsoed h ave minutes. withaut iAv11hg
tke 6hecs u staining tie scalp ~
CnlR nNTADoD0sD mAn8 D4R
Msnufsctdfsd ~ J. CnnssADoss, H.. 8.
AsSor Houss New Ysrk. Sold b dfuNlD11.
Applisd " III Hair Arssssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Veterinary specifies.
Mahogany Gases, 10 walls ...........olO. 90
Sisgis vials with 4jrsctiOns. .....s.......l.ee
These Remedies, BY he csse or single box, are
p1ess. free Il charge. on receipt 1t price. "A,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

ron llvUa oOllpLAlu1.
~ 6ull l!u1e 20
lfysss Ss0sll ~ Cssetse.
E.,ac|:::
Ihs's 81 ~ III sn0.
lsyeu sss lev sIIsisea
eyss hoveA ~ hseA.
fRYSun,l.
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sekasss e, ~,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Hsyana QueOnstownto laad and embark Mails
Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of adlng
through freight h0nee St PstcrsDurg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
seerge passenger granted thsno bring
passengers Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may either xed signing
bills of ladng declared by the holder OF the bill
of lading within twelve hours after the seamor's arrival
at Liverpool thus aFordng the importer the choice OF
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch She following
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the summer:
1874 tom. ..,..P Jamtson Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons Campbell Captain.
MISSOURI. 1884 tons. a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS tons. II Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA, l64l tous..,..J Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN ls4s TONS H p P. oouche, Capt,
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2s gold equivalent in
currency.
For ratsa Of freight apply TO
HUNTER, AsRBw CO., Al Caropdess street.
Cousgnees goods respectfully present
Bills Ladng the office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19
Receipts Of Produe. re.seraax.

ST L0UIS-Steamer Mohawk and barges-s
SKIS oats Murison &co-l5l0 do E B Kimball &
co-S49 do 200 SKIS corn S H Kennedy &co-I442
SKIS corn Harper &co-l86 do Emley &co-2OO
do p Thompson &co--6S6 do A Gonzales &eo~
1915 do D Barker-l00O do 40 bbls -four sinnott
Adams-lO0O bbis flour Kehlor & Updike-376
do Hamilton Dunnica-5S7 Prudhomme & Elliott
zoo Jas Connoly&co--IO0 F DelBondio-50 schnei,
der zGberbier-50 Keep & Caulfeld-l59 Jno T
Moore-2OO Ethel Thomas-637 SKIS oats to Dor.
man man 4 Brunoml57 do ll73 SKIS corn to Stanard &
Slaybaek-322l SKIS corn 403 SKIS oats I40 bales hay
Geo Martin-96 bales hay Lacey, Terry &co-365
bbls potatoes 1926 SKIS bran Woods, Matthews &co
555 SKIS corn NJ Druhan-3OOs SKIS bran J H Oglesby
&co-600 bbls -four bbs oil Hill & Veazie9lO do
Levi y Navra-5 do Is kegs oil NJ Todd &co-5
bbls oil 8 cases mdse E ] Hart &co-S bbls paint
A GraVer-56 bbls pork to Keep CaulfeIdII5O
pkgs stoves Rice Bros &co-50 tcs hams to Martin
Dolhonde 4 COhb--64O bbls -four 7O2 sks corn to
Lamb Quinian &co-7s8 do to Bostock, Grace 4
Jones-sundres to order-Total Il4,69l SKIS corn
36l7 SKIS oats 40ll bbls -four
SHREyEP0RT-steam Alex Speer-2 bales
cotton Warren Crawford-l do John Phelps-2
do J H Carter-ll pkgs mdse Stevenson May
9S head cattle McQuoid, Mehle &co-lot of copper
and iron IL Phelps &co-S3 head cattle 4 G Noel
sundries to order-Total bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19

TO the Editors Of the Evening Poet
hear to-day that on one Of the ferries On thu
Mississippi river q few days ago the head fell oul
Of keg Of specie, which was in transit by one 81
the express companies from Colorado to New
York, and its contents Sl00 900 in golIl tumbIed
into the river. OF course the gold Is there and
il was proposed 10 fish it out but it was dscovered
that it Yves 80 much scattered and buried 20 deenly
~ the mud at the bottom Of the river that the cost
OF raising il would be more than it il worth by
$4,000. Therefore the owners wisely determined
70 abandon It as worthless.
But at this jancture an intelligent protectionist
member Of Congress came along, who protested
against such folly. He insisted that as he mad
voted for high protective duty on wool iron.
coal, ETC., his iellow-members owed him turn
and that with bis influence, and the aid Of theclear
logical arguments daily published in the New York
tribune ne could geta clause added to the present
ssEih bill, granting protection 10 the extent Of
sIu0, 600, for the < home industry which it might
pc necessary TO employ to raise this gold He
means 20 demand this on precisely the same prin-
cpe that protection ID granted for the raising Of
coal ana manufacturing ofiron in Pennsylvania ali
OF which, the manufacturers assert, Would be M
Rkoltaple put for the protection granted them.
Inc proposition has puzzled some Of the pro.
teotanists here, but great hopes are entertained
snet ~ fne members with the aid OF the New YOrk
1npune, will be successful. He asserts that pr0.
eapsseh 70 tAe extent proposed would leave
RIent q elgnty thousand dollars and the country
n,use he heseasariy be greatly enriehed by The en-
ployllehs OF 80 much home labor, which other
wise might pc Idle, and consequently upproduet.
WaAhngtons JuIy II, 1865 ~; 7-s SVNi4s'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19
Arrivals u ne f'rlnelpal Moselr.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-E G Cook, Miss; Mrs
hcWilliams, Miss McWlliams, La James Heugh,
4mite City; G @ Merriweather Mobile; A Nc
Texas; Gen J Steadman, Gen J Fullerton, II s
Freedmen's Bureau; p Brooks, New York Times;
+ x Davis, Harpers Magazine; II Clarke New
York Herald; 4 McCloskey, H Hughes A c
Campbell, F Il Squire, Texas.
ST. JAMES H0TEL-BIrs Spauier and chit
lren, Texas; 0'E Hall, a Berkley, Tangipahoa: A
4 Ford, James Otto, D H Otto, Canton, Miss; ]
B Williams, Mansfield, La; w B Paraee, Yazoo co
eron, J Q Cameron, Madison co, Miss; N G Hall,
StLoyis; Q Savage, Ala; Mrs Ann Smith, Mon.
Ark
CITY HOTEL-A G Hayes, New iberia; James
Stewart, Miss; w w Fenner, Mo; r Gathriglt
Sommerville, Miss JOhn Spence and wife, Milford,
fexas; f Waddle, Mobile; r N Gray Z D Ben.
ediet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19

n. o., J. 4 G. Mr.. R.-July 1876 bales of
cotton 7 q s Henderson--7 do L walkers do
Z Pritchard-4 do Payne, Huntington &co-Is do
Jonas Eggleston-5 do I H NJ NJ Allen--sOOO
feet lumber VIM NJ Grant &co--l2 900 do to Il W
Muson &co--7600 do 2 cars wood ] B Chandler
1000 feet lumber Jno Baker-59 bxs peaches to
Aacharie-l9 bbls apples CognaiCl--8 boxs
irult L GoIding-7 do q G Clouds do Bom-l
Tot truit-.E JoTdy--2 bales wool r Pritchard-2
9xs peaches GaTdini Petroyiteh-S bbls -four TO
Ethel q Thomas-ll beer bbls 10 Erath Geo--
sundries TO order-Totsl Is bales cotton
A.. ", o. G. w. r. R.-July l6-6 bales
cotton Adamson-I do Bower & Gamers sks
potatoes W BUrths-l hdls hides and sundries to
u Iehasquer- head cattle and sundriea TO ol6er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19

AIRY NEws The following ID a list Of the pre-.
sent stations Of the headquarters Of the six United
States cavalry regiments
First regiment.-Col. G. A. H. Blake. command.
ing. Fort Drum, San Francisco.
Second-Lieut. Col and 8Breyet Gen. i n
Palmer, commanding, Fort Ellsworth, Kansas.
Third-=col. Marshal i. Howe, commanding, Ell
route, New Mexico.
+ Fourth -Msior and Brevet Col. John P. Hatch
commanding, at Brownsville, Texas
Fifth Brevet Major Gen. w. H. Emory. com
maadng, at Washington, D. G..
sixth-llieut. Col, and BreVet Col. S. D. Sturgis
Commanding, at Brownsville, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-19
Exporta -Yeafertlnv.

BoSToE--shi Artisan-l4lO bales cotton 30
pkgs homes
ST MARKS etc-Steamship Florida-4OO bbls
flour bbls pork bbls whisky csks bacon 800
SKIS corn and sundres
MoBlLE-Steamer Orleans-ll2 hhds sugar 20
bbls moasses $50 bbls pork 1900 bbls -four 50 bbIs
beans and sundries
BOST0N-Brig Geo Gilchrist-5O8 bales cotton
GA bbls flour 81 pkgs mdse
ST LoUIs-steamer Pauline Carroll--1534 bxs
sugar