New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
Fresh Kterns OF News,

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the rate IN tofee iast ye"r' iu VnoV t'-S import
AK on foreign wines, costing fifty cents r less per
valIon he raised to a specifc duty of fifty cents
q, roI,or
- So. of +bo sanate > a., 17n;to5
s.ss.,s NJ ,e - cran+
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= SIsG of,se.+e
80, s:.4.t So, co,,,nro, n +be
spes1at Nispussn l51tn ~ a.tasl na.;-a,,s ~,
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y 80 ~ a. IT,,ita5 eta+as
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uissttoe Ayso1heS' W . T,sa.a
f'iiN suHeu ot9A " ~ . -
ats rs las. y u ...s p,asSl.1,s
Ailg eens ~
the os ~ e,,tn o'sg " ~
WIN y sO' = =
l's 2e5eotion . ueeinsu ~. .,,i,l.
= oaifo uspt1'0u u ''ie 'til W tli0 t1iiIo'
FRYE y
n 4obD oran was nvIaiS on the 5 bV tbe
radicals. and Seriously and It is supposed fatally
wounded with knives and slung shots. His only
| otense was beng democrat.
In the case OF Capt. Tom Grant, charged with
burning the ship Rough Mechanic, while under ms
command, on her voyage from Boston to Hong
Kong and which has been on trial for several
days IN the United States Circuit Court at Boston,
the jury on the 9th returned a verdict OF NOT
guilty. Captain Grant was hFst arralgnea for the
ottense on July I'D, and since that Tune mas been
at large on sSO,oeo bail. The vessel was burned
| oil the coast OF South America, on Aprl 80, and
was insured with her cargo 3or SIla,ouV'
Ihe receipts from internal revenue at BOSTON,
on the 5th, were nearly lnililon nan aolars'
me BRUSH consul iot y eW oliells y Z passe'lI
ger on tne etfaueE' which 4eiI cairo 4oH Ne" VI
leans on Vhe o0A'
/ Inc 9eneral Assenely o. Arkansas lHe3 at LitIte
kock on 'ne otl' anu composed its orsanizauon'
/ Andfe@ @ hunter was eieetea pfesl0en1 Oh the
oeuate' anu suss Y. hnolhss' seete'aLy' htau,
icy ptaaen WAS eieeseu speaAeF VI 'iie lAouse an"
'oilil hls' etstA' Lne ntSssase ol the governor
Mas y " seh' y W ihufsuay'
'teiian VI hioLenee Was Ieeen'iy
eApe'teu !lott 'is eieatei ti,eie io1 squiEtihs
seelieso " 'Ae palltt sitis' he maintained
'iiaS y was lis way u sppiaualls.
piaih eless may pass current even among
". soiNe uissses - pe'ns "oih WIZ neaHy
httins OF aahty 4ltue JACKET IN color that mar
ihiotizes ~ u eol'
A-a1ies so uomh u 1he aiYihg oeh IN the Merit
| mac RIVER beils sabnergea7-f enas rising from
" sea-
lhs mayer q Hyncnpufg was capght rialns
| upon the sidewalk by pohceman, VINO reported
IL y 'lle lnayoL' me mayor neSEa lne evidence
ana nhea mmseR one aollar.
Julia Deane Hayne is sald to nave made, $4,000
Dy acting IN Caltornla.
a.. NJ 1uyat Dahnecy recommends citrate Of soda
m aay doses OF thlEty 70 forty grams as remedy
u t4at troublesome, exhaustng and SO often IN
cufaple olsease alapetes. fafther experience
must YET prove the superiority OF this remedy to
tne prolonged adnlnlsrahon q pl-carbonate OF
SODA.
Ahs recehG experiments OF nj. pamolseau and
otiefs shoH tnat tle aoundant secfetion OF milk Is
directly dependent On the abundant drinking Of
@aset. ~ ioiHier researches, "hlen tended 10
II opposi.e 1nefe vas not sum
clens allowance made tor the quantity Of water
e9nt.lleu ~ the 1000 given 70 the COWS upon
=, ~, !, i,
IIs ises p.etss ~ assured tna'
se etlliis u eaiiaaa aiaet sentence VIII MOI pe
iuGs
~ as -, slav
ne u ens money stoieh from the pay
ss az ~ al
tbs roer haan ..lst.ly' oara5 @1'
MI "a, .-s'.9 Degn y" Gu u
H. a. H. 81 @s
y daa4f J" y : '''l -
nish1,,.,ar,or+, 80 AZ 4.... ,......,--.
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r,,, s..is t.5'l 40 ~ u9.
500 7se. ,ie soo ooo mes' 'leo 90
eso oae sSr,ts M,tanaI sg9,9ao losll' st'
80 y Jam was increased
Sa4 soos 90 pii1 eo''i, -
H. oias seouri-
s5o for denos;ts g., r,,t1;a a3sss s5ooo4V,,
dsrosftoros coo ose o-o 14't n
ba II sS g'Ooo
s5ea oon leueeleu was
stana5 - asa,tt 9uleau
ssi ID ~ 'uu he'ional panAS
1,ts 80 Sa+oottro ,,o,i.,n, : ,r..
u tnenipnis' claleeo
aasttaa su'''ie ploPeisy' n1Fe peeh
! tlt'soG t,ass;,,,, ,..,,,.
cold ~, Tohi. W. @aS ooni'n'seu al
SVl1 y tleA 4 314oh'San, VI Gns ou. mrs. Epenezer