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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

No. Cures Pevers, Congestion. ............... zs
worms, Worm fever, worm coiic---..-. e
crying coic, or teethipg Of infants.--.--. q
Nsrrbaa Of chiidrt adnita ........... <
Dssentsry Gripping Bilious Colo ...-..... y
- CholerA.Morbus Aau-ea- commencement. 2s
Coughs, Colds, Bron hits -.............. e
Neuralgia, Toothache Facearhe-......-. u
Headaches, Sick Headache. -...............
=. 10 Dyrpepsis, Bilious Stomach ..............
:. supprssse scspfy, painful periods 1890
u IeucorrhHa, or Whites ..................
Ii Group, hosrse cough
Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions....- =
>. 10 Rheumatism, all Rheumatic palms,.
10 Fever and Agu~ Chill Fever ............ 81
-. IL Piier, intel nal and external ............
=. Is Ophfaimy sore inhamed eye@.........-. 81
IL Ca;arrh, acute chronic inftuenza....- 81
=. ~ Whooping Cough, spasm odie cong hs..... 81
Il Asthma, oppressed s.
q Far Discharges, impaired hearing ........ 81
Is ecrofu'a enlarged glands 81
= General Debility, physical weakness. 81
= Drepsey, scanfy secretions b.
20 Eea sickness, sck mes from riding So
= Kidney Disease, 6s
q Nervous Debility, seminal emissions in
voluntary dischar ges- --.-----.-..----.-.-.
70 Sore Mouth, Canker- TO
80 Urinary Incortinuance. so
81 Painful Periods, with spasms........ so
81 sud.rings at Change If Lie.-.....-..lo0
50 Epepsy Spasms. 3 yitus pance--.... 100
"a piphth.ri4, liberated Sore Tiiroat....... 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF 80 walls and book 90
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HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

AVE proved, from the most ample expe-
liable They the only medicines peri city adapted to
popular simple that mistakes eanuo he made tn
using them so harm esr to be free danger and
% ecient - TO be always reliable They have raised
the highest from ALL and will always
Ger Aatlsscnon Cent?
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her new Oosi,nder Gait j. Il Boey, aud Mt leas Coleman
IN tue Office yes this evening O'Clock,
Jefferson. Ths Dunkerson is one OF cur pess hsa n
passengers Webespcak for the Dunkerson sooa N au
are sure that who tavcl on her once Wi De euro
GOV sHaRExr FOR YlEoo RlvsR-knions tho ether re,s
excellent reliable psekets LEAVING this evhins' W Er
Rine CLERK desires to have eisms remembered ey sppe
and travellers. Her passenger aceonmoaaS;s OF nr6ck
by she lssyss Is aeSss h ns t Srs
steamer under command OF the expsrsnSeu m@t ; ID
leaves this evening for Jefferson and all
r,odstons Her friends numerous ana VIII NY ~
She leaves precisely to-day MT I'd Gf9yes Is me
efficient clerk Of fhe Countess ana is asss'eu W "
JuIiI-A T. IT. COS Ling iarst. louis The large superior
msnder ard Lee Hall in the office leaves this morning as ~
o'clock fs the above. connecting 1T Memphis ana oMro
the railroads for all points East ana Ems
pacse. and has most popular and genial officers
We commend her and them to our friends today ant
with only regret that they compelled to leave muel
| comfort and the company of clever gentlemen.
FRANCES MoBILR1he line low pressure steamer Fran
Captain Meyers in command leaves the lake end Of tn
Pontchartain railroad AT An to-day Agent o. harris
Camp and Common streets.
packet Morgsn Capt. Dave Sinucs and Mr. NJ orahau
T. L. acknowledgements AND Prorrs's LINE FOR 81
tSenS5 81 Lenis paek I Mci leaves as above
ca6in arrangements of the McG 6 the best chatace
to call on board pay this visit Of inspection an
that they win their passage before
Captain Vim. Geney in command, and Mr. John Gordon
CoLuNBIAshcrchanss' and Pecnls's Line for 81 Lou
To DaH-This large and connineions passenger paekee
Office is the regular packet fir oasro s. Louis sed Mefnp
to-day, easag connecting with the rsiroaas os
points East snd West Remember the eoioihpish eA'e
above RI
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giuer yntelli9ellre.
CRESCENT orrrcE, No. "a CANT STREET.
Monday, February IS, 1866.

3ss4 ss MondaT, Fepruary.o 1870
The weather. report been quite variable
During Friday night quite Of RAIN and looked
asnyht Saturday morning. ASST 1t intended continue to
rain We WERE however, disappointed, the wind changed
thu North and 1t continued throughout the day clear and cold
Yesterday it continued cold and Business Saur
day very good the departing leaving good
trips Of freight There three
boats obliged 70 refuse freight.
Wereez readers another part Of todays edition for
pnslsrs the explosion tugboat Baltic at the levee
Saturday morning and also further particulars in regard
to the explosion of the Missouri.
Cattle, Capt Hsth did not leave until yester
day morning accout Of her repairs not having been finished
Cuba and Champion for Red River, being
detained from leaving on Saturday. will positively leave this
evening ss
The irieads o. the ste amer Lame martn as w pc seen os
reference 70 card published elsewhere induced Captain
70 remain until this evening Inc Lie Marlin Will
positively 1saSe TINS evening lot Caden ana way
TEE MoLLK FELLowEs-rhis neat and very comfortable
Light da packet having neen built mere under the super
ssi0n q neg owner capt hgh peoy maae ne
rsf appearance nai sne VIII 10 Ieoeing
this morning and leave for Red River this evening at
addition to her other good qualities she has excellent
accommodations far limited number q passengers We feel
~ - I iii, - m, annrs;.. IA ad ssa,
Hugh and slts,psss Her attentive aud eff
ss CLERK y Mr. JAS " Parsons Nay attend the
Fanny from Mobile. arrived yesterday
4 oed trIp snd now relieving q, liz head Of the new
Basin and viii positively day a. az N Shippers
shoxld send their freight early II they
Tha ts,,,,, % rsn, Il a., " .,..,,or o, ali,
81 Y ~
MI eight entrusted 70 her care in good order Capt
Boyle command Mr. Daniel h scruggs
n sne once TWO senuei.n VIZ ae e.' nno' ~ sni eohi
nuni men Of strict integrity and who pleasure to do
with and we can assure those who intend shining
s. s y, n ta o,h ;,, NJ aa;xarad II Z. od 49, =
tonaJ Iai't' tae Aie'siie VIII w ~ % s 'iuot 40
when received
oft during tho
u - /. - So "a astss hs,av hih
ncnes 80 y ny" seh anu oiohea osio" s 'ei iaAt
THANKS Tar tavos to tho officers OF the steamers
Coosa L. Me(iili Julia Maria Denning Prma
80 -,
ING" Ile. -,
NAY BRrxKR BURkEpWe learn from the pilot oil the above
IL amer w arrived yesterday caught
~. ,,h IL Rad IA var IN saturday morning The boar and
sa0 1outl. y ap. ~ - - - $3.50 -
are ti ioss no lives lot she haa on board ABDUL
80 bales Of coan whether she insured
$1,000 ss
y. np'' = II . .,,,,,
Ine steamer tia bee heaihed ey oaa
weahsr repairs will leave positively this
q. 4 s,r.., Tlo ohi, ps,l,
essnhg " 10 eonA iool 9 ne street iaa INV i'e"o
VAS recently purchased from the United States gern eht by
friend Cant W. o. Wasey, who her regularly
betwee ,ss mart and a,nt,on,ery Alabama She Il To be-
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Rees.pt. OF proanee Yesterday.

LAFOURCHE- Steamer Rob Roy6g bales cot
ton 10 hhds sugar 20 bbIs molaases DaalNa
COL bales cotton 20 hhds sugar 20 bbls n0Lasses
bales moss lind do H Foley--ll bales cotton
Roman & Olivier do f Dugay--5 bales moss
MoRtagne jr-I0 hhds sugar 3 bbis molasses aud
sundeies to orders bids sugar Thibaut-ls4
sks cefton seed 5 T Fairehid-30e do Webster d
Potter-2Tn Andersen--l3 bxs eggs Fontain--
Total 50 bales cotton 81 hhds sugai
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belle lda-2ba cotton
Blanenin l. Grand do Hy Tete--l Charpea-
tier IS do 80 SKIS cotton seed g w Banker &co---
% doz egga l. U Terrebonne--l bx mdse l. Caliout
pigs DO B-oom-suudries to order--Total IN
bales cotton
!, CAMDEN -Steamer New Era-99 bales colt n
brooks q hcDoussd--l9 Stevenson Mays Wll,
~ n Nixon &cc--6 Champlin Il Arlington
Sreene y Bros IL Davis 4 JenkinsN2 Chill,
ores y Iarietoa--l7 s Gopes-l7 ellis 4 Fergc-
sons phelps &co-1 Horrell Gayle ,NcC-i
70 orier-6 L Stevenson-l2 w Taompson--l6
\ Il d } u Alters Wood, Law 4 Lulssisseu--S4
| ", y, tner swami bxs mdse G n Bailey &cc-sun.
drie, to order-rota 2S9 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prma DGnua-sbbls oil
20 b1s meat ] Adams &eo-2 bhis whisky b
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Marine SnteIllgeare.
CREscEsr OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP SsSsE7,
Monday, February 5, lsSs.

Monday, February ., lass'
... -s 7. Cleared Saturday. Ga i
Steamship Star of the Union, Blanchard s9G Ns
York, noui'oh
Steamship Flag, Brown, for New York, ,,us,ons
Steamship Rapits, Mcconnell for e .1asso9n
Steamship smallsoll, Git, for Apalaohicota,,
sseamshlp y fe''ii'' $780, il 8 Harris
sts,it bark Inglewood Stewart, for Liverpeol,
i>Hi' ''> AshbriSge, Duncan Geo
vsrem bark Isabella, Mauer, for Iperpeel, Master
Bark ST Clor6, Ames, for Liverpool,
Bark r G W Dodge, Wallis, for Boston.
Creevy, NiGkerson &co
Bark sagaaahoc, Aud for Boston, lowell u Bailey
''Ai '''' - - -,' howell + Bailey
,scbr AIthea, Godfrey, for Apalachicola, J Kelly
Schr ] Williamson, Vigners, for 'lfaianoa
RIM Harrison SEQ
schr Sister Kate, Fauria for Mobile,
Sehr Amanda Burns, for Mobile; in ballast, Master
Steamer Hollyhock Wallace. for Galveston, in bal
last. Master
steamer Alabama Belle, Wagley for Montgomery
= Master
Steamer W R Arthur, Carson, for St Louis. Master
Steamer Col Chaplin Weaver, Ser Mobile,
Steamer Orleans, Henthorne, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile, Z Harris
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship George Washington, eager, from New
York 27th ult., to A Nouton-2d district.
Steamship Palmyra, Sinclair, from Galveston, to
Creeyy, Nickerson &co-lst district l6
Ship Tea faster Jones, from Liverpool, to Creevy
Nickerson &co-3d district
Brit schr Andromeda. Ashby, days from Mata
moroS, to mRSter-2d district ~
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HAEoO.

Leaves every MONDAY at 5 P NJ.
HOE fAE0o AND rALlAHATGHlE RIVERS
l. The splendid passenger packet Warren Belle, E. 3.
Butler L. T. Bsket clerk will leave Vcksburg for
S"tartis fazo1 City Tecmla sidon Greenwood and Talla
hatchie connecting with the Magenta and Quit
for New Orleaus and Moie Hambleton for Memphis.
For further information apply to
VTRGINIUS c. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND YAAOO RIVER JACKET
LEAt Els REG La RI4Y EVERY ALTERNATE URSDAY
Leaves N THURSDAY, Feb lst at 8 P. NJ
Tor GREENwOOD LEFLORE, YAzoO CITY
Il all landingsThe light draft passenger
steamer q Sh.rey, Thomas H Newell, master, W r.
Erkine clerk will leave above For freight or
apply on board, or to - ,.
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Receipts OF Produce Saturday.

CAMDEN Steamer Coosa-337 bales cotton
ST L0UlS-Steamer I L McGill-Sundries to
order
BATON ROUGE-steamer Monsoon-73 bales
cotton 80 hllds sugar 81 bbs muasses
sundres to order
ST LOUIS Steamer Maria Denning-2S6 bales
cotton s,ndries to order ta
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dick Fultoa.-Sundres
to order
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY Mt 10 A. NJ and every SATUR-
DAY AT S p.
INOR BATON EteUft f., PtAQUEMINF, DONALD
sonyle all intermediate andngsFhe and superb
Monsoon s Heno, master j. c. LibRno
clerk will above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge SUNDAY nj & P, and thursday at P.
For freight passage apply Isl - -
LEONCE BAYHT, l6 Bienville ST.
Monsoon will take freight all landings Bayou
fourche
Shippers responsible for payment of freight
VIRG1NIUS C. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent,
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.

SIEANSGtlfS.
GALVESTON.
FOR GALVESTON MERCHANTS LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, eth inst, at P.
CoR GALVESTON THE SPLENDID FAST,
sailing sidewhee steamship
Palmyra,
CHAs H. SINCLAIR, Commander,
Will leave her wharf, foot St Joseph street, For
freight or passage having unsurpassed sateroom
nodatpns apply to
CREEPY. MCPHERSON 4 Co,
Corner Carondelet and Graver streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst, atsAM
EoR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new iron steamship
JOHN Y. LAwLEss, Commander,
viii leave as above For freight or passage applyto
C. HARRIS corner Camp and Common streets.
NB-Freight for Matsgorda Bay will be delivered at the
end of Ships Tackles
Bills of lading will 10 signed the Agents Office
Freight will be received Wednesday, It'll inst foot of St.
Joseph st.
THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
To sail on WEDNESDAY It'll Inst, at o'clockAn
EOK GAavESTON-THR FINE NEW SIDE
wheel Steamship
Raleigh
Captain WALKER,
win lcrs her wharf foot of 81. soseph street, MS above
For fght passage having unsurpassed
nods.isns, apply to w
JAMES CONNOLLY & Co,
IS Poydras street.
ss~ Bills of Lsdiug signed at the office of the
! NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS LOW PRESSURE LINZ
| SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 7th inst, at A. M.
1 ENOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new iron steamship
W. G. Hewes,
D. S. AUSTIN Commando
| will leave sbcTs. For freight passage apply to
| l. c. HARRIS
| Corner Camp and Common streets
NBFrei& for Mata gorda Bay will be delivered the
of ships tackles. Bills lading will be signed the Agent
Office
Freight viii be received February 5th foot of St JOSEF
street.
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LIVERPOOL.


LlN EESPocL.
= --. - - 80 1900
ca,,;r at Havs,a and ouaarsown In land and smhar Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of ladur
here at through rates freight hence to ST. Petersburg
Moscow Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
III. Small mort Of destination NAV bs either sxed u, s,ennr
tbs bs of lsding or declared nv the holder o the hill
of fading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
az Liverpool thus anordng the importer the choice OF
markets
rVsHE RRJVySH AND american STEA AM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch following
- 4,
P" " P ~
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternats TUESDAY and
- = -. -
M" o''o'' 'o ~
LoU1slANA..........lS 1874 tons .P Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons j. Campbell, Captain.
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Capt Parsons, of the schr Constance, from Rua-
tan Island, reports schr Kingleader Capt Pinkney,
and schr Angelina, Capt Angelo, in port loading
for New Orleans.
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Exports Saturday.


NEW YORK-Per steamship Star of the Union
--lsl4 bales cotton So hhds sugar Is halfbbls 81
bbls melasses Al pkgs mdse
NEW YoRK-steamship Fung Shuey-s79
bales cotton 10 hhds sugar l05 bbls molasscs and
sundries
NEW YORK-steamship Flag-564 bales cotton
rs haf-bbls lbs bbls molasses and sundries
LlVERP0OL-Bark lnglewood--l4s3 bales cot
ton
LIVERPOOL Isabelia-lS46 bales cotton
II hhds tobacco ...-
LIVERPOOL--Bark St Cloud--lSG2 bales cotton
BOSTON-Bark r G w Dodge 1888 bales cotton
and sundres
BOSTON-Bark Sagadahoc-12l5 bales cotton
B0STON-Bark Jas L Ward-924 bales cotton
and sundries
APALACHICo Steamship J L smallwoll-
Astd mdse
APALACHICoLA-sc Althea-Astd mdse
GALVESTON -4Steamshp | G Harris--50 bbls
molasses 10 hhds sugar and sundries u.
notwithstanding Rapdan-Astd mdse
INDIANOLA-Schr ] Wiliamson-umber
M0BlLE-Schr Col Chapin-Astd mdse
MOBILE,-Schr Sister Kate--366 SKIS cotton and
sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
NOTWITHSTANDING Orleans-Astd mdse
MONTGO MERY-Steamer Alabama Belle--Astd
mdse.
ST LOUIS Steamer W Arthur-Astd mdse
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ia YOU SARA,

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMMES--W. r GREATHOUSE, Master
TRu&lhR and MILLER, Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at and FRIDAY at 10 N,
NOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge, PHquemne, Dnnnldsonvie and all inter
mediate landings the taking freight all landings
Bayou Lance with privilege of reohppin For freight
apply hoard or %
TITUS LfWARrNtti. Agents No. Tch0upitnulas st. a
FlRGINltS 6; DENTEEI.. Advertising Agent.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET-TWIGE A WEEK.
A'OS NA YOU SARA, PbRT HUDSON, BATON
IL Rouge, PMQnemne, Donadsonvle, and all intermediate
sndingsfhe steamer v b. Ba1anco,
master, leaves New Orleans regularly every MONDAY at
p. NJ, and FRIDAY, at 10 A.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara every TUESDAY, ats and
SATURDAY At coming down the Coast in daylight
VfRSISiliS q. nENTTFI, Advertising Agent.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW AND
splendid sdewheei steamships
MORNING STAR. ,24oO tons. Nelson Commander.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 Wimpenny, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry Commander.
NORTH STAR. .204 tons. Jones, Commander.
NORTHERN LIGHT. .2O56 Weir, Commander.
RISING STAR. 300 tons. Bell Commander.
The new and frst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 200 tons. ...--, Commanding.
MERRIMACK.. 300 tons. ...--, Commanding.
MARIPoSA. .l2oo tons. .Howes Commanding
MONTEREY. 300 .Furber, Commanding.
The Line composed of the largest elegant
ships which have been built in this for home
line They fitted service
upon which they Their passenger
exceed by those other in the world
sg- Passage sidewheel steamships first $780, second
cabin $40 Passage in steamships first cabin $50.
Freight will be at the Companys warehouse the
landing at all times during business hours and the Companys
for freight will always be made low other'
line.
For freight passage apply to
j. M. COURTENAY Agent
s3Carondeet street
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP LINE.
FARE REDUCED
$4O..........."FoR FIRST CABIN. $40
S25,..,.,.FOR SECOND GLASS. .....Sa6
To sail TUESDAY EVENING February 9th, at O'Clock.
NO CARGO TAKEN ON DECK.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT-TaE WELL
known popular steamship
Matanzas,
LIESEGANG Commander
will sail for New York above, from jackson wharf
cabin surpassed by any steamship
On S 'ou''' TUT freight al res ot passage Apply 10
'Ess ny sas be
taken under tho present r st"thc Law.
BOSTON.
FoH BOsToN-THE A. new, FAsrs ulI>G
have H. Tfa h srnI -, now loading and will
l'0 N'DD' lovEL, sL IEf,t s osrondees street
EnR EosToN-rHE Al FAST, SAILING BARK
.s's s'Ey St ss ss
ihs first class fast sailing brig scotland. Capt Rose
nearly al Of her ehrSe snEsgsd VIII have quick dis
RIVERS & CLAY, 10 Csrondelet street
HAVANA.
eeh 1oner dos Kelley, a.: W. Nelson, master
"adins for the above and will quick dispatch For
having superior accommodations, freight for bulk
OF sto barrels, spply 70
STEAMBOAT HULL RISKS
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
SHiee. CORNER at Camp and Common streets
NATcHIrocHEs LaJ TIMES. PUBLISHED
Every Saturday, at Natchitoches, La.
BY LOUIS DUPLEX
81 Per Annum.
TDJ'FSS SEED. ..........,.,s0TTON SEED.
PETIT GULF COTTON SEED OF the growth of 1865 for
Limiting. tor sals by
n. c. GUILETT,
50 hatcher srset-
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The exports nce 5l9l bales fc Liverpool T- Tor BOSTON,
and 1857 bales for Ncrs York. +.
SUGAR AND MeLAssEs-arhe receipts since yesterday
were consea 70 9 hds and 76 bbs Molasses all Of
4 ss sr mhaa
ii f Prime and .I for ehD ass
s bean Be-; :sssI:
obtain ~ pSs as a sas
s readily ssSs = domestic beng pas VIZ
ss To- De snneaed pacua regarding The
eepdsgaR ?! good demand the
lower grades which The business for some
s sss sss an on ave sSss
u sSn sb sady esiHg
speedy u the large stock reported about month
~ s IN as G 81 for s
extra sl0s2 ~ for good d SIS Is . Dbl for choice
receipts light and holders enabled 70 OBJ
nissd and s. iosii5 busRsi ~ ssllaw and
Ss.NETss nsssss i asa q sl togf Is loo u.s. at
vii IS dlsPsssd Fss. ,sssy
q Bacon while in M s9p p sSs con-
the ccnditlon eff our market
PoRKxhsre stte better demand fs round sss
enI,as IN ~
s s nS a sss h
a1 a
s ssss s sHis a .sss i
demand e - sEm a
exceed the NJ, nd dealers
SPDsiIs w ssoss Butter ssoo North
y % Fl s ssss ssI csadss 5o
ss'sass sl &c : I
os e sss s. aa Sc IS
W AgE u f D II i moys.sn whatever.
present
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ATTAk APAS

REGULAR ATTAKAPAs PACKET
Leaves Tue DAY, 9Th inst. at 5 PIX
NOR at. MAETlNSVELLE, NEW iberia
eRneretts, tRrCntuu Franklin, Centrrve Patterson
vile and all Intermediate Hndns-1he light draft steamer
A" ara"th, J. W. Bowie master, rhHs Duehamp, clerk,
viii lsave ove For freight apply hoard
JSO A STEVENSON. M 8 Front street.
YiRGlSIUS c. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.
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RUATAN ISLAND-Schr Constituents, $50
plBatains, 81 S69 cocoa nuts 992 punches bananas
Isl pine apples bbls limes--f Shailer jr
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 10th, at 8 P. NJ.
STEAMER MAGf Mat. P. LEArHERS, Master, A. B.
ELMER, R. A. uAEN and CHAS GKICE, Jerks
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, FAooLE N, GREEN.
A. vile, Point, Lake WaShington, Grand Lake,
Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers Point SkipwIths
Landing Lake Providence, eioodrichs Landing Omega
ikens Bend Ficksburg Natchez, Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
Sara, Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings
The packet will take freight passengers for
YaZoo River with privilege OF hipping Hr-t-c
packets Vckburg. For freight passage apply
or to JOHN A. STEVENS N, Agent,
S Front street.
All business for Natchez Vicksburg and the Bends will
special attention
vIRGINIus c. DENTZRL. Advertising AGENT
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SAILING VESSELS.


a FOR Inv
FS9EB IN e., THE. NEW "A LIGHT
wa = NJ ~ BYESE, VANCE G w. caronderet street
FoR tIyERPooL-THE FINE, FAsT-sAILlNG
British ship Csnsnder; jenkins master having part
VIM PREM l. co, 81 carondclet street.
EoR LtvEgrooL-rIE FAST sAILiNG Al
having most Of engaged viii have quick dispatch
TAYLoE& GIFFNEY, 80 caronaelot street
FOE II LlIygERPoSoI..-TTHE FAST SAILING BaI;
her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
''''' Np'' TAYLOR s. GIFFNEY, 30 carouaelr. stree.
FOE LIvER r0DL-lHE FIRsr-CLAss FAST
ssiiinE New York packet ship taaiena. McNsr msstc
having near at her cargo engaged and goins board will
nave 6REESY DfhHSS ety. to
. or DAVID MccoAFb 0"'D0'''' ''i''~
Foka LIy , ,h ,as, saisg Al american
bales cotton S aSS E Is VIII w LovELh BAf fffH' '
2S CarondgCt street
q. II. EaAAeltine, s. Ross Master ia now loading and
WI" nave F"'ff Ct GSe % fSs% P e
HAVRE.
EOE HAvRE-TnE Al THREE-MasrED CLIP
most her engaged viii have immediate dispatch For
0S'''n's vi freight app SGRfEEvY. N1cKERsoN CO.,
or to I. DAGiETr,
corner Carondeet and 3ravicr sts
Af1H Ha VIZ E--THE SPLENDID Al THREE
Il nHsted clipper schooner III Horn having
nearly all her engaged will bsYe immediate
For freight apply to CREEFY. MCPHERSON CO,
corner Gsrondset and eravier street.
Tor IsAVKE-TIiE AT FRENCH CLIPPER %TUP
n Jeanne Alice, CAPT l.. Ponrbe having most her
engaged and beard will dispatch
For balance of freight appytn
CREBVy, MCPHERSON L CO.,
- IS Ctrondelet street,
BAETJER L DE- VBRrU.
ES0g HAVfsE-THE Al AMERICAN BARK III, ID,
4 Ero"Anan. hahoney master having the larger part
her engaged will Quick d patch For
Sassase apply 70 CREEVY, klCkERSON l. CO,
orJ0SEPH KELLY.
HHBR HAvGE, THE VERY FAST SAILING AL
II FRENCH Ship HznrestgssI P-lessI-r, Capt Devien
has III her cargo engaged and will have dispa CHI
For t,assae having elegant atons apply board
post ~ Third District,
CREEPY, MCPHERSON Il co,
or to Is r LARtE.
InysS @. RE.6LE, sfAflONkk,
~ 10 ~ NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
large of hrHt class Blank Books Aiss Doma
and FaFeitn Papers and Stationery constantly on hand
Book. esde order Lithosaphy Engraving and
Pntng executes promptly and in the best possible
sea attention orders by mail and prices low Asy
house in tbs city for gt>ods Of equal quality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05
Imports Saturday.

IMPORTS Saturday.
NEW YORK--Steamship George Washington
Astd mdse
misunderstanding Palmyra A bales of
cotton 1853 SKIS cotton seed and sundries to order