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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
LITE HEALTH -STRENGTH.
LIE HEALTH STRENGTH.
LIFE NEYLIH- STRENGTH.
Hundfeds and thousands annually die prematurey
when, n they would give the Great French Remedy,
DR. JUAN DELANARRE's
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepared by GARAE IsRB 4 DUt ONT, No 2l4, rue
Lombard, Paris from the prescription Of Dr. Juan Del
amaTe, Chief Pm, sician the Hospital du Nord on
Lar.b,isiefe fair trial, they would find INN date
lief and, short time, be fully restored to Heath and
Strength 1t Is use IN the ractice Of many tmi4ent
French Physicians with uniform success, ana highly
RECOMMENDED an the only positive and spccifc he1ed,
for all persons suffering fom General or sexual Debility
all arrangements OF the Nervous Forces Melancholy,
>peiBiatO,rheI seminal tH,issions all Weaknesses
ny from sexual txcesses uthfl ndisofetions,
Loss Of Muscu Energy, PLY steal IT STATIONS, New
business, eak Spine Lowness Of spirits, imutss Of
Vision, Hyst,Tss Pains in The Back and Limbs lmpo-
tency, SC
No language can convey adequate iiea Of the i'm
mediate aud m1st miracul us change II produces IN
the deb taed aud shattered system In fact it stands
unisalled uIfaing cure OF the maiadies alb. We
toned
Suffer no more, but use The Great F,eneh Rtmsdy :
1t Il effect where all others fail, and, although
powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtul to the most
delica e constitution.
Pamphlets, aiming full particulars and directions
for using in English, French, spanish and German &C
COM any each box aud also sent free any address
when requested.
Price one Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars
Fold by all DfusRi.s throughout the world, or will be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation, by
intlosi1g specified prco, 10 any Authorized agent
trolIietors' General Agents for America, OSCAR. g.
MOSES CO., u Cortlandt st., New York
II eop:wSd " N. X. BROWN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Two policemen, says the Buffalo CONNER
cial, we're dismissed from the force Of that
city Thursday by the Commissioners. They
are charged with eating brown sugar on their
Strawberries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

CONS rITUTION LIFE SYRUP
GO IS ALL SWELLING or THE GLANDS,
either Of Face, Neck, or Female Breast and should
be taken the swelling Is detected thus pre-
venting ir breaking, and producing troublesome
Discharge Sores, which disdgure 80 many Of the
younger 'tion Of the community from six to twenty
years Of Young children very subject to Dis
charges lr the Ears, which depends upon a Scrofu-
lous itiou. These cases soon recover by taking
few doses OF the Life Syrup.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
Ol25

IMP RTANT TO THE AFFJTCypD
DR DIV continues to be consulted at his office Nos
ana y hndieott street, Boston, all diseases Of
PKl NAIE OR DELICATE NATURE
Dy ong course OF tudy and practical experience DR.
Dow has now the gra6 cation Of presenng tho ,f,,,
maze wi.h remedies that have never failed 10 cure the
q ONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
beneah ms treatment all the horrors Of venereal aud
mpureblood, apotenoy. ScrofuA Gonorrbn, uIcs,s
ram or Distress in the regions Of procreato Inaam.
nation ot the bladder and kidneys drucee Abs,
humors, fightnl dwellings, and the long train OF horri
ole symptoms attending this class of disease are made
70 become as harmless as the simplest angs Of child
Particular attention giytn t. the treatment Of
Il NJ l A Il w Il A K ESS.
in all is forms and stages Pattns who wish to remain
uhd,r d. Dows treatment few days or weeks will be
urmihed with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate ~ ~
T. S.-Ladies who are troubled with any disease ne.
cuar TO their system, will find speedy relief by calling
on DR.. Dow, at his office, No. 9 Kndicott street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
GATE HEALTH

Dh' DOWi Physician md surgeon, Nos 7 and I'm
dlcot' street, Boston is consulted daily FOR all diseases
incident to he female system PToapsus Uteri OF Fa
lug OF he Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon new path
pm cipies and speedy relief guaranteed in flew
days So invariabll certain is the new mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it.
and the acied person soon reoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has no do bt had greater experience in the
cure o. diseases Of women and children than any other
ph' stefan IN Boston and has sin 1916 confined his
wh,le attention To the cure Of private diseases and fe
male complaints
~ All letters must contain four red stamps or they
vii not be answered. Office hours from A NJ to r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Coz sT1TUTloN LIFE SYRUP purges the eys-
tenn rely from an the evil effects Of MERCURY,
remo' " the Bad Breath, curing the Weak Joints
and rmatic Pains which the use Of Caomcl is sure
to pr ice. 1t hardens Spongy Gums, and secures
the io h as firmly as ever.
con 5TITUTION LIFE SYRUP
cradles =, root and branch, all Eruptye Diseases Of
the SIX Ike
LCERs, PIMPLEs, BLOTCHEs,
and an her difficulties Of this kind, which so much
disdsur the outward appearance of both males and
females often making them disgusting object TO
thomsel Is and their friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of an experienced phvsi
elan or surgeon IN all difficult and chronic disc aces
every name and nature should give him call
J.. DR. Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Older by mail Two for 81
and a red stamp. OS59 W
May l. 1860
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

An s'ro' GUS persons suffering from general De
billty, I'm alton, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy Of the
Limbs Ab men and, IN the female, Dropsy of the
Oyarip- uu- womb, generally accompanied with In
Illumination "a liberation Of the Uterus -- are perma
neniy cure y Constitution Life syrup. The disease
known ms tire, or sweled Neck the Life Syrup
will remove tirely. The remedy should be taken for
some time, the disease is exceedingly chronic aud
stubborn, q. viii not be removed without extra
effort.
Tumors OF ie Ovaries, Tumors Of the Breast, and
swelling Of glands OF the body will be COM
pletely redu' without rcsorng to the knife, op-
eratiOns ofai kind
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Epilcpuo J. sympathetic Organic Diseases Of
the Heart, 90 Pllpitaton, Diseases of the Valves
producing ting filing sound Dropsy Of the
Heart Case all the affections of this important
organ, persou suffering from any acute pain IN the
region OF the IT. will be greatly relieved by Con-
RtitutOn iir rup.
BROkEN-i WV AND DELICATE CONsTITU-
TONS, SURF ING FROM INDIsposlTIoN TO EN
ERrIoY, PNS ~ THE BACK, Loss or MEMORY,
loHEBopfNls, uoRROR or CALAMITY, FEAR or
DISEASE, l'lN SIS or NisIoN; DRY, Hot SKIN
AND ENrnEAu is, WANT OF SLEEP, RESTLESS
MSS; PALE, : GGARD CoUNrENANCE, AND LAS
sIrunE or r MUSCULAR SYSTEM, all require
the aid Of the I INSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

positive and specific remedy fer all diseases orid
mating from an IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD,
aud for all hereditary DISEASES transmitted from
PARENT TO CHILD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
Resignation.

lie patient, oh, my sunl yield not sound
OF murnnring meath III chaslcning r"di
Although Hell irrccst hosts aro nd
Rest ihonin fullest hopcnndslrcnglh in God
Though as the sun Of morning ) tan lures,
Or with temptations fleece thy strength
assays,
Though sorrows clouds Thy heavenly lght
ulscurcs,
And spirit wlcs'liugs rnirrhy glorious days
he parinl; for thy joyous, gowing morn
In radiant beauty breaks erdnrkest night.
So from the darkness glorious hope is born,
That Ids the floating clouds w,Ih glory
From the dull worm, cncascd in silkcn
sl'rcds,
Is born triumphant beauty; and the germ
Within the she'll deep 'o!dci I, tells aloud
Or life uprising from the grave cold night.
As light brings form til. day Away,
So love is horn Of sOrrow-juy uf pain,
And TO invss Of suffering stern, aud strife
And purity from ticrcest furnaces of flame.
MRs. NJ. B. hay.
CRY IlorEL, New Orleans, March, 1866.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
Speech OF Alexander Stephens or
Georgia.

The following speech Of Mr.. Stephens,
the vice. President OF tie lac Confederate
States, We find published in the New York
Tines
The speech was delivered in lh"rresence of
the Georgia Legislature, on the 23d Of Feb
ruary last, and is most cordially approved
by the Tim,s who4n eiilor, Mr.. Raymond,
is the Administration leader in the House
Representa-,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
DRESS GOODS!

WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO THIS BRANCH of the trade, and can
show a selection far superior TO any in this
State, consisting in part of
SILKS, CHENE LENOS,
Brooches, ARMORETTS,
MOZAMBIQUES, TISSUES,
GRENADINES,
ORGANDIES,
GRAPE MORETTS, g.
DE BERGES,
PERCALLES,
POPLINETS.
ROUBAIX, MARGUERITE,
LURLINES, BERAGES
ALAPACAS, LAWNS,
LINEN LAWNS, ETC, ETC,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
OURENTIREEY NEW
And extensive stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
SELECTED
Expressly for Rotal Trade !

OUR STOCK EMBRACES EN ERi-
THING a family wants. from the heaviest
Lowels md Domestic to the FINEST SlLkt
Mantilla, or Hat.
And will be s,!d as Cheap as the
Cheapes
SPRING PRINTS .2jG130c. (currency.)
BROWN DOMESTlCS..2 .22G12SG133c.
SEA ISLAND ..2o@3jc
BLEACHED ..2O@50c.
In fact, we intend to sell as cheap for
CURRENCY, rs others do for COIN, there
by saving our customers 30 10 10 per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
9lpfr 3atelligenrr.

caEscRsT oyFtuE, No. 81 CAMP srRvEr,l
Friday Morning, May %, 1866.
oid sol came cut yesterday in all his glory,
SHINING bright and clear, which would have made
the day very hot, We were, however. relieved
from the heat BY heavy and verv refreshing
shower, which cooled the atmosphere yerv much
The evening was as cool and pleasant a. tbe most
fastidious eeuld have wished Il.
Business on the leYee was exceedingly aail Tho
only departure Of any note was the celebrated
Telegraph packet, Mollle able. She left viii, her
cabin crowded and a fair freight.
The City Of Memphis is receiving, and leaves
tllis evening for st. Louis.
The Amazan having taken on board large
amoSnt of marble, will be at the landing during
tlae day, ready to receive She leaves for Cincin,
nd ii tomorrow.
! "a he Red River packet Mite Stephens was unable
o Neaye as announced yesterday. She is receiving
lud leaves for Jefferson and way landings posi-
i've this evening.
TIE hiahoe for Camden, yicksburg for Trenton
md 81 pnroe, and Texas for Upper Red River, are
receiving to leave again tomorrow evening.
Bears DUE The steamers Grey Eagle, from
Yicksbui g. Indiana from Louisville, Julia from
St. Louis, National from Red River, j. NJ. Sharp
from Lagut wehe, and the st. Nicholas and La
toafehe iroms Bayou Sara, will be in port to-day.
They viii re eeve oil freight that may ofIer for
their various ordinations, to leave again to orroT
evening.
We woald cau Tie attention Of our readers 10
another part Of so-day's issue to The advertise
nent Of Mr. Ahcs' 9 Fisher, president Of .he ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

a ROBBERY FRUsTRATED.-A few nights since
two men entered the Black Horse Hotel, on
Second street, near Callowhill, kept by Christian
Gerhart and asked to be accommodated with
lodgings. Ii was at late hour and the son of the
proprietor was closing up the bar preparatory to
shutting up the house for the night. The strangers
were told that there was no room for them and
they then asked for drinks-one calling for lemon
ade. and the other for mixed drink also. While
the beverage was being prepared one Of the men
took from pocket box containing several small
bottles and said to the other I've been getting a
bargain at auction, small lot of pertumery Z;
perhaps you'd like to take some of it' He
then opened one of the bottles, put some of the
liquid on handkerchief, and playfully held it to
the nose of young Mr.. Gerhart. The smell was
rather disagreeable, and Mr.. G. drew his head
away suddenly. The same thing was repeated a
few moments after; this time with some effect.
About this time however, the stableman came
into the bar.Eoom, and both the fellows left sud
denly. Young Mr. Gerhart began to have singu-
lar sensation about the eyes and the forehead and
before the men had been gone more than minute
or two he fell back insensible, and remained in
that condition for several hours AS no one in the
house knew of the circumstances just related
except Mr.. Gerhart, and as he was unable to state
them, his condition was mystery until he re-
covered his consciousness. The object of the
men was to Dlunder the fre-proof, which con-
tanned about $4,000. the money of guests of the
house, and the key OF which was on the person of
Mr.. Gerhart,-CPhiladelph Age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling and Queenstown and embark
and Passengers taking Cotton, signing bills of adlns
here at through rates Of freight hence St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, RotaarGam
GOthsrburg and Havre.
steeage passenger tickets granted by bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for 500 in currency per adult.
The port of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of ading, declared by the holder of the bill
of ading within twelve hours after the arrival
at Liverpool thus ufording the importer the choice of
markets
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA, 1874 tons p Janison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. ....J. Campbell, Captain
FLoRIDA....,.....lS 1887 tons. "A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. .......lss6 tons. Barron Captain,
ALABAMA. 1879 tons VIM L. Mespey, Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons. j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. .l64I TONS. j. Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1898 tens H. P p. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool 8l2s gold s equivalent
currency.
For rates of freight apply TO
HUNTER, AsREw CO., 81 oarondel0t streat.
Uonsgnee of goods respectfully to present
Bills Of Lading at the Office pay their freight aud Obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
FOR MISREPRESENTATION PASSAGE $50 CUR.
RENCY.
To sail on SATURDAY. June 18th at n. H.
FOR LIVERPOOL DrREcT-THE SPLENDID
steamship
Florida,
Cargo il nov being received at the 0ompauy's Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punCtusy
SATURDAY, Jun 10Th, at O'Clock A.,
Cabin passage Liverpool sl2S gold, its equivalent
in U. s. Currency.
For freight or passage apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw : Co. 81 0arondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER GENE and policies granted hero clippers
~ Bills of lading this Company (which only be
signed will be had at the Agents office as above.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
Tlarine 9nteIIigente.

uRFsoEHE OFFICE, No. "a CAiP sgREsE,
Friday May rs, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Eorwich Meyers, for City Point, with
U troops VIM Z buckley
Steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleton, for City Point
with u $ troops, Zerega &co
Ship r G Winthrop, Stewart, for Havre,
Gauche
Br schr Porte Plata, Plumer, for Havana, in bal
last Lowell s. Bailey
Br sohr Salvador, Hansen, for Matanzas.
Goldenbow & Lesparre
schr Star, Cook, for New York, ER Poole
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

THE CHANGE OF MAsTERs.-It now appears
from the reports and testimony furnished at Wash
ington that in most cases the change of masters
has not been so favorable for the unhappy African
as the phlanthropists of the North had wished the
world to believe. The New York Times, referring
to the action Of the bureau agents, says:
There has been cruelty, too, in forms and to an
extent almost incredible. The most prominent
case adduced by the commissioners is that of
man, though preacher, named Fitz, native of
Massachusetts, and jealous worshipper Of filthy
lucre. This man presides over colored colony
in the neighborhood of NeWbern, in the capacity
Of assistant superintendent of the bureau, En-
dowed with arbitrary power, he has employed it
numerically to wiring large monthly income
from the impoverished settlements under his care,
Every hut every boat, every horse and cart, every
store has been subject to heavy taxation, remorse
lessly enforced. And he has imposed barbaT0us
punishments for the most trivial ohenSes. He has
imprisoned women because they spoke disrespect-
fully of him. He has IMPRISONED children because
they played on the street on Sunday. He has
punished freedman with three months imprison-
ment for Wfanging with his wife. He has imposed
fine of sixty dollars on old negro for telling
faiseh0Od. In two instanees-she commissioners
say--he suspended freedmen with cords around
their wrists, their feet not touching the floor, and
kept them in this position, in one case four in the
other case, six hours.n Our own correspondent
adds that thorns were placed under the poor fell
lows feet lin such manner as 10 cause them the
most excruclatIng agony" THESE are but specl-
mems Of the freaks perpetrated of his own will
and pleasure by this person, who nevertheless, re-
tains his poaition under the bureaus
These statements, it must be borne in mind, do
not come from unknown or irresponsible parties.
They are from army officers, who have borne an
honorable part in the war, and whose personal
characters are beyond reproach
Under the institution of slavery the lash was in
common use, but not to excess, whilst any punish
ment similar to those inflicted BY the reverend
villain above described, would have caused the
all his neighbors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Alliance, Agnew, from Mobile, to Per-
kns & Hersey-lst district
Sp bark Espana, Ebsrtegin, s days from Havana,
in ballast, to Avendeno Bros-2d district 70
Br sehr Fanny Hawthorn, from Ruatan, to Bo-
stock, Grace g. J0nes-2d district 23
sTsAABoATa,
Yicksbhrg, Tobin, from Trenton.
Julia, Townsend. from st Louis.
Grey Eagle, White, from Yicksburg.
Ftaln City, Bassett from Fort jackson.
" shsrp, Streek, FROM ThibOdauX.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

A Washington letter writer says; How the
President looks is a query with the curious. Ii
might be matter Of profound establishment to be
informed that he looks healthy and happy that
he is in appearance the same popular Andy john
son who made such matchess speeches through
out the Northwest during the war; that he is a
stout. built thickset, muscular framed man, who
was born at very early period of his career, and
has attained about City years of age, whose black
hair y tinged with gray that his head is large,
broad and deep, eyes piercing and dark, mouth
firm and wide, teeth good, rather square face
withal, good looking; and taking physiognomy
and phrenology as indicative, he would appear to
be man of warm impulses, indomitable will and
courage, upright and philosophical, patriotic and
strictly temperate. The assertion that Andrew
johnson is a drnukard is on q par with the similar
ISLANDERS which have from time to time been heaped
upon Secretary Seward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

BIZ schr sybil, olde, from Cieufuegos to Ayet...
Cargo z7O hhds 20 tcs so bbs molasses 60 half
bbis do to J Avet
NIX schr Neptune, Ribas from Havana to master,
with l2S hhds and 100 bbls molasses to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
raLDTEHs, HONE FOR LOuEsIARA,-

C8LDTEHs' B0RSR FOR LOUTsIARA.--
- The public informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
established Vaudeville the Ponchatrain Lake shore IS
ready receive he Hsd and disabled sbaie Of Louis
lana and all applicants hereby invited their
Css for admission supported ny proper vouchers either
ofthe following named Directors, who like wise authoT2sto
receive contributions for the mangenance Of the Home
from the public at large:
EHB0. J. THFBNBMAN, President, l72 Grayisr street
Ih0b MURRAY, Treasurer, 6S IarOndelat street
GEO FRERE Secretary Union Fpnk s2 Canal street
PETER D. PEft RSuN, 45O Love sttest Third District
Z. WAGGAAAN, 1873 Espltuade street.
NAAS A. RRUSEE, st GHbre p @ parish nf TbSrvills
GEu IS. AVEBAY Clinton, parish Of East Feicana
W. r. FALFBEF, Coatsrvila pafish Of St Mary,
NER ORLEANS Nay 70, 1855. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

{Frum the sew YORK hefAui
The Committee of Investigation appointed 90
examine the accounts of the late propretets are
beginning to unearth very strange iactS, ~ H
that until the Philadelphia Congress lAe a Nv $3.50
its sessions there had not been any SUN SAi as,f
an account book in the possession 9. o,,s asIv
TroT11 tbe organizations throughout the country
mi nobody can tell what Mas gene VIII 90 Sae
money II appears that Col q Maheny drew sSV'-
mn IN come PURPOSE or another not given TO our
~ Nancy was paid out in profuson to cen
~ arranizers gents and other officials IN the
most indiseriminate and reckless manner. a Gol.
ainicohy was given a rowing commission with the
n,,g little sum of $1,000 for some unknown and
=, vsierioIs cause Seven hundred copies Of tile
Daily News, and five hundred copies Of newspa-
ner called the Citizen, containing Mandatory
articles on the late Head Center OMahory.
Three thousand dollars were drawn to remuuerate
pilots who We're to lead an imaginary feet to Ire
land around the horn, probably.
head directress of the Fenian sisterhood re
ceiYed $500 for her services, and her clerk $500
year for his Onerous du6ess a. bond agent received
salaries fer three different Offices under the O'Ma.
hony regime. One Mr.. j. D. Rogers, now resigned
Or deoapitated, received Sl2 day for bis services
in the army of suffering Ireland atr. Rogers was
very bitter against the reporters, and had an ex
eellent taste TOR comfortable winter clothing and
French calf boots. Beside the highly patriotic in
diFiduals mentioned, there were scores Of Others
paid large salaries for tradueing and sandering q
Fenians who had the Iemerity to differ "a opinion
with John 0'Mahony. The board bill OF the mill
tary convention, which was in session at 81
Broadway dufiag the interval that the congress o
Pittsbarg wassn session, amounted to twenty-thre'
thousand dollars,
Canvas back ducks and game of all sorts com
manded very high price at the period named
Kilhan made large drafts on his Imagination, anC
the Fenian TREASURY at the same time. Hundred
Of thousands Of dollars disappeared in most mi
raculous manner, and still contributions cam
without stint. The Union square treasury is a
present in avery emaciated condition, and the sur
left after the desires of those pure and disn
ed patriots had been gratided wherewith to cor
Quer and denolish the g blarsted British empire
does not exceed the modest sum Of 1000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
BOEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BusUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WE'D ES1AY ct 8 P n
ENBR JONES' LANDING. PRAIRIE LANDING,
Thomas Landing, Gum Point Red Mouth GTsIo iiina
ing and Point JeefsonTha splendid leWWatar paehe a. G
NO. q " W. niErd master leaves Hartis2heu Il r
FRIDAY upon the arrival Of the stsrtgr G3te FoE eEni
or passage apply to f. @ieBs4pHN! SEgSns1
Or to j. 81 BLANKS i 60, Gfgcers,
20 Magazine street,
YIRGINtUs G DENF2EL, Advss''sins Agent