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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
correspondence OF the ki,hmond Dispatch.
Mr.. DAVIS.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.
The House Judiciary Committee to-day
heard additional evidence rs to the alleged
completely Of ex-Prcsident Davis IN the
late assassination plot; but the test OF SC,
cresy which the committee has concluded
to adopt precludcs the possibility 81 any ny
public information on the subject. III VIII
probably be found convenient to Keep ''e
testimony forever secret. 49,.
am satisfied, by good official ADVICE
that there has been no definite conclusion
vet reached rs to the precise time at wnl,h
Mr.. Davis will bc tried. The strong cti'r's
which are being made to give the case TO :, u
military commission will fail: If anS ,iIi'
ties are that he will be released on Pato'''
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GENERAL JACKSON IN KANsAs:--LEcoMP-
Ton, KANSAS. May 90, 1s66.-uesSrS. Co
7cordin If Eny>on: Gentlemen,-PleaSe
oblice an cold Virginian" with copies OF
the Dispatch of May llth in exchange for
the shinpla>ter enclosed. | wish to pre-;
serve il for the handsome tribute paid
therein TO Stoucwall Jackson.
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Twenty-Five car loads of through freight
passed over the Norfolk and Petersburg
and Southside railroads Sunday. This is
the heaviest consignment of through
freight that has passed through this city
since ante beilum timcs.-Iader.
The negro who led the party OF his own
color into the Episcopal Church at Fredc-
ricksburg last Sunday is surgeon Of Fede-
raj hospital there.
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RIoTs N FLoRIDA.-Reports have reached
Atlanta, Ga, of bloody riot between the
whites and blacks at Quincy, Fla. n ne
gro was arrested for some offence and
committed to jail, and a large number OF
blacks assembled and attempted TO rescue
him; whereupon fight ensued between
the party and the town officers, in which
the marshal was killed and several citizens
wounded
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The water i bottled. securely packed, and on
sale at $l2. 50 per. case Of one dozen half-galon
bottles 10y PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond A. B.
RrcKRR, Lynchburg: COLEMAS RODGERS, BaIu-
more; IIEGEMAy i Co, New York, and other lead
ing druggists. single box has often saved the
necessity Of a visit to the Springs.
Alberal discount made to the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD K CO.,
my l5-ts General Agents.
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A New VARIABLE STAR.-A variable
star has been discovered in the constella-
ton of the northern crown, and has been
carefully observed at the United States
Naval Observatory in this city. The daily
rate of decrease is about four-tenths of a
magnitude, and it has changed from the
second to about the eighth magnitude,
National Iateui1enCer, 10th.
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From Nelson CouNTY.-LoylNGSroN,
May 26, lS66.-EditorS q me D'SP",c" !;
Below | give you the vote in the election
Of sheriff Of This county: John +. HiN,
present incumbent, 523; IL. X. Hargrovc,
ls ReSpcctiullv, -.
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MAsoNIC.-The laying Of the cornerstone
of the Douglas monument at Chicago has
been postponed from the 18th Of june to
the 4th of July, when it is intended to
make grand affair. The masonic fra
ternitv will conduct the ceremony.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.-JOS. WOOD
IL WARD, Dentist will be absent from the city
until the 5th OF June, and from thence 10 the 3oth
VIII he pleased to meet those who may wish To see
n,h professionally at his Office, on Main street,
above Seventh, No ol3 my 2g-St
oh NJ AHON DENTIST, for
many years associated with DIR. JOIN &. WAYT,
irsp" 'u h lorns his old patrons and all others
OFFICE from Fourth street and can now be found
al me- khsiphNuE e2s Main street between Sixth
its branches. f'oi'o'i0' =. "
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted ON yu,csn,ts,
Gold, and Silver. '''
Once open at ALL HOURS
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD PLATE.
ap2i
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P1ANos' p1Asos,,,ETE
~ WV
JOHN w. DAVIES i SONS,
RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHAN Z,
No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for

sole agents for
STIEFPS PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PRoVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within Twelve
months If not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now In use:
General r. Z. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
d. b. PAYss < Bro, Lynchburg;
Rev. r. Z. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. Z.
CAvBL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, staunton;
Professor 4. A. AaBoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
10 collected. Terms liberal. ia2-n
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DHILLIPS IL WRIGHT,

! DuILLIPS IL WRIGlIT,
i COMMISSION AND FEED BUSINESS,
OK CARY BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
I STREETS.
| The subscribers have associated under the firm
! Of PHILLIPS WRIGHT for the rQrpo,c OF CON
/ ductiur the COMMISSION AND FEED BUSINESS
! at the store recently occupied by McsSrs. q, II;
! Chalkley u Co, ON Cary, between Eleventh and
/ Twelfth streets. >,
In Offering their services they refer specially to
prs John Dove and Albert Snead, MessrS; =. ii.
>tarke, K Cauthorn, A. 4. Hutcheson, 4. Horton
Clemmitt and K. Cartwright, of Richmond :
Judges John A. Meredith and Joseph Christian,
and Mr. William H. Redwood, of Baltimore.
In claiming a share Of the patronage OF the com
munty they promise all that strict application to-
and experience in, business can 10 obtain good
prices and make prompt returns. ~
NV oS-3m JOHN I. WRIGHT.
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

Il J. CRUMP, Builder, Governor
IL. street opposite Wing Building, j. prepared
to undertake contracts for all kinds Of BUILDING,
and To execute work in his line IN all its branches.
JOBBJNG promptly attended 10.
PACKING BOXES for merchants and others ma
nufactured at the shortest notice.
The best materials used IN all work, and the
lowest prices charged my l6-3m
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared 10 carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, ST. Louis, and intermediate
points, and a. far south ~ Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each traln
with several leading insurance companies, such ~
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
PoLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount 10
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common ear
riers risk, and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPoRTA-
TI0N COMPANY
is now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
~ can be done by any other company.
j. L. JOHNSTON, President
B.F. FIcKLIy, General Superintendent.
my 2l--aodtg
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INSURANCE.
,,pE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

-,pr AND MARINE INSURANCE.
rur INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA,
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1896;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000;
INVESTED CAPITAL, s2OO, 900;
FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES.
All the benefits which result to property and trade
from deposit of premiums with
HOME INSTITUTION OF UNDouBTED SAFETY
AND ABILITY
will be realized by insurng with this company.
OFFICERS OF TIRE CoMPANTs
J. HARTsOoK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. C. wHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS or THE COMPANY.
n u.RTsoOK. A. Y. STOKES,
JOHN ENDERs, JOHN c. WILLIAMS
W =. IsaACs, DAVID CURRIE,
,osrpu + POWELL, w. q. PAINE,
| - vow GROWING, W. G. TAYLOR.
| GEORGE : PALMER, SAMUEL {. TARDl
| OFFICE ~ RICHMOND,
ON MAIN STREET, NEAR THIRTEENTH,
over United States Telegraph Office.
, my 26-lm
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VIRGINIA S AT + INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS R. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WELLINGTON GoDDiY, THOMAS w. McCANCE,
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT A. LANCASTER
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, in
the city or country, insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Office, los Main street, over Mitchell Tylers,
Richmond, Va. apN-ts
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HOTELS AND noARDINa-HoUsEs.

NTRS. WILLIAM ID. STUART, IaIe
INl of Richmond. has leased tho spacious a ames
sion In Staunton formerly occupied ny MI. nhsr
Points, and IL prepared to receive hn''eu
OF BOARDERS. !. j, emipence
The house is pleasantly situated on s sm
Ana r,ew II has been thoroughly repaira o,. IN, no
neatly furnished, and MRS. sTuAki VII snnsst..-
mains to promote the comfort Oh "ei
Terms moderate :, ,sss my fa--im
~o,pnISG IN THE COUNTY,.
60 SELECT BOARDERS will be msJ" r re'
the summer in the family OF the nhSssrmvIs rail
siding in Amelia county near W., rnnonired. Further
,"sn may he obtained through Mt streets,
II Winston, corner Of Ninth sns I"' sTEGER,
R,Shm"npn u. chnia Depot, Amelia county, va.
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Pins, Needles, Paper Collars, Palmeat Fans,
Sewing SILK, Spool Cotton, Hooks and Eye, at
price. advertised Ia: week.
Persons will certainly find the goods a. the
price, advertised: and all goods on hand VIII bc
sold at such prices a, will insure speedy elise ct
the entire stock. THOMAS ID. "uAELES'
,,vo2ts 3lJ Broad street.
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STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.

PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
DWELLINGS, STORES, AND OTHER BUILDINGS
ARE INSURED FOREVER
ON THE PAYMENT OF TEN ANNUAL PRE-
NUNS
The policy NAV be cancelled after the lapse of any
number of years, and the whole premium returned,
unless the policy has been less than five years in
force, when five per cent. only Of the premium
will be retained by the Company.
PERMANENT POLICIES ARE NEARLY FIFTY
PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN OTHERS.
LIFE POLICIES.
EIFE INSURANCE EFFECTED WITH OR WITH
OUT THE
GUARANTEED BONUS, AND ANNUITIES
GRANTED ON MOST FAYORA-
BILE TERMS.
DIRECTORS IL NEW YORK.
T. CALLENET, ESQ, Chairman.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, JR., Esq.
E. NJ. ARCHIBALD, ESQ, II. i. NJ. Consul.
HENRY GRINNELL, ESQ.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, JR., ESQ.
EFF. SANDERSON, ESQ.
ALFRED PELL, ESQ, Resident Secretary.
The great resources of this Company, and the
high character of its Directors together with the
PERSONAL liability Of its shareholders, entitle ii
to great confidence.
DAVENPORT s CO., General Agents.
ONCE, over National Exchange Bank,
MAIN STREET.
my 26-2w
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FREDERICK HALL, Louisa Cor&rY. VA
January IL, 1866.
Gentlemen,-Yourve kind communication Of the
9Th of the present month IL received. | thank you
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation Of my
deceased brother DIT R"nuods, ot>taunton. a. Il
physician. | am free To state that il would gave me
great atsfaCtiou 10 bestow upon the people Of tins
country AT least, without remuneration, 30 great
benefit as the recipe for the Reuuolds iespdtc
Pills which are acknowledged 10 be by you and
many others. In fact, II was my original intention
to publish II to the world Eratultously but when
take into consideration that the late war has lett
me and my family, consisting Of my VIII" and three
voung children, in 4 comparatively destitute con
dtiun and beside being far advanced in life, feel
that il i duty owe 10 myself and family 10 reap
some pecuniary benefit from this recipe hope at
some future day 10 be able Ia bestow II as Ett
on every one. 80,
| shaft take steps very soon 10 have the pills
manufactured on IA large scale and hope, through
the influence of your recommc ndatOns aud the
merit of the pill to be soon able 10 place them IN
the reach of every These pills cannot be sold
a. cheap as pills generally are, on account Of
the cost of the material Of which they are
made but when you take into cons Iteration that
one i a dose and their certain and elcCtual &C
ton. do not think yuu will consider them costly.
NV brother sold them readily 1T nifty cents per
dozen.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
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STANTON, VA, January 10, 1886.
hereby certify that have used for \ number OF
years nr. Rennolds's Hepatic Pin, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
them than from any pill have ever used Their
action is mild and quite efficient.
john Il. SCHAIrT.
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Dr. T. Rennolds having been my family physi-
clan up to the time Of his death, which occurred
abont two years ago, have had frequent oppor-
tunities 10 experience and witness the effects Of his
Hepatic Pin and do not hesitate to state that /
believe they are the best medicine Of the kind that
has ever been used in this section Of country. My
uelghbors use them and THINK - much 81 them as
do. WILLIAM j. II. BELL.
AUGUSTA COCNrY. Va.
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THOMAS D. QUARLES,
3l9 Broad street,
in order to close his entire stock Of goodn in the
shortest possible time, has marked down many
styles Of goods r- ,.l.u
All unreasonable goods remaining on hand, such a.
BLACK AND C0LORED MERINoS,
MOURNING AND FANCY DELAlSES,
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS,
CASSIMERES, FLANNELS,
LADIES AND CENTS UNDERWEAR,
will be sold at
AUCTION PRICES.
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constpa
ton, &c., deserve 10 suffer II they will not try
Rennolds's Hepatic Pills Members of my family
have been gr, atty benefited by their use
GEORGE l.. FEYToN.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
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STANTON, VA, January 8, 1895.
take great pleasure in stating that | have been
in the habit Of using Dr. I. RennOlds's Hepatic
Pills in my family for some years, and consider
them in every respect superior to any medicine Of
the kind. lhave been engaged for some time in
the iron business, which rendered IL necessary 10
have many persons in my employ | have used
these pills among them with great success.
w. 4. BURKE.
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am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.

certify that myself and family have been In IL.
habit OF using Dr. I. Reunoldss Hcpatic Pills for
a long time, and have never had any occasion even
To try any other, forthey have uniformly answered
all the purposes OF a family pill. | could say 4
great deal in their favor, but take IL for granted
that what ! have said will induce others to try
them and ii 81, their experience, have no doubt,
Will accord with mine. A. j. CARRIER.
SIArNTnN. IAnuhrY ). lsG6.
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hereby certify that | have used, both for my
self and in my family, DR.. 7 Rennods's Hapaiic
pills and truly say hyir action u more eficieut
and satisfactory than AM medicine | have ever
used, and most earnestly recommend that every
family keep and use them. These Pills never
gripe. Nothing is claimed for them more tina they
deserve BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Va
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thereby certify that have used Dr.. Rennolds's
Hepac Pills for several years, both tor myself nd
in my family, and consider them most admirable
medicine such az every family ought TO keep itself
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable 10
any other pill have ever tried.
January 18th, 1850. THOMAS J. NICHE.
, 1866-02-06

Denno Acknowledgements tjener tilIigo
til Efterretning for Pan'havrre i Hen
hold til Pl 221e april 1917.
ChristianSiehS Auction<contoir, St.
Croix den 24de JAnuar 1866.
y. A. StakcImanF1.
, 1866-02-06

bet bemerkes, at med bemeldte Sum af $4,000 err Diet
samlede ObigationsbeI0b, oprindeIig s927,30O udtrukken til Be
falling.
Saafremt Ihendehaveren at nogen af de fon@ynte Obliga-
toner attraaer Udbataling we'd nogen anden at de foranf0rte Kas-
ser. end den, hVorunder de ovenfor fndes anf0rte kan Andra6ende
derom indgives enten til Einantsmiuisteret KJ6benlavn, eIler
til Gouvernementet paa st. Croix, og forsoa,i dt Diet kun angaaer
Forandring af Udbetaling we'd de tvende vestindiske KAISER, vii
saadant skee, naar man henvender sig paa Diet Kongeige BOgho-
der-Contoir paa st. Croix, eIer paa st, Thomas.
, 1866-02-06
CARL HATTENSEN.

in the Courthouse, the 8rd on the
selling property, all Of them at ~
O'Clock noon.
Appraisement, Certificate of mortgages,
Conditions &c. may lie seen at tile AUG
ton Office 81 at lawyer EIeilbuth's from
February 9Th next
This advertisement serves also for the
information of Undergraduates according
to the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
Christiansteds Auction Office, st. Croix
january 24th 1865.
j. A. Stakemann.
THE Undersigned begs leave to an
nounce to the public his intention
of opening a private school for child
rem, on the lst of the ensuing month
LOUIS A. MORRIS.
Christiansted, St. Croix Janu ary
25th 1866.
, 1866-02-06
Publication.

According to the resulted he drawing of the list February
1866, in conformity with the Law of 23rd July 1853, of State
Bonds issued for compensation to the former owners of unfree in
the Danish Westindia Possessions, the following Bonds are pay
able at the aforementioned pla:es at the 1t July 1866, aud
no in crest will accrue on the same after said time, even if the
holder of the Bond is entitled 10 payment at another of the Trea-
sures than that under which it is here specified.
, 1866-02-06

rem M9 TT WW TwWTM TWTgWT@ WnT at TWT TWe BOND md oMWnHT MmIg Tm T@
n. hUMrO bgMmm6 wUgn bMr1 mmB that under (which Hme specified
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Mn None
g. v FmbH owdmamiK Ubmmm g. MHeCMGTnmym Coehmm*
LnA mo 49, 49, 7L@ 11H hH 5 1902 22M2 52@5 @6 @L a4M &c., 3H 5p 57@o
$685. &c. @h TM7 @7b zLTH-1S Nra$ S65M
$685. $685. &, @ 525Q $685. 81 $50 G972 d. 1,7 3H9 1885, 1885, SPA 66 64 S6& $685.
Ga@, 1885, 1899 1856 los, HOP lbu lisa 1914 @SkrA
$685. 1876 Isl B2 $685. $685. $685. N8 91M bu QL 13 1862 1857 1868. WL 12
1@1 T@1 IS 1855 1913 lN&l4@ 1863 tH% 1850 N, 1918 @2b 5 1862 H8I B5
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A34 1924 4@9 SOL G2G@n bH979 73T 36B $685. nH &c. 98-N&r
1900
, 1866-02-06
Acknowledgements.

If6ge den, / Henhold Ill Loven af 23de JUL 1858, den
1ste Februar 1866 foreagne Lodtrpknng at Nummere paa de
som Vederlag til de forrige Besiddere af Ufrie de danske Besd-
delser Vestndien udsedte Statsforskrivninger, ere etternrvnte
Obli9ahoner fortaldne til Detailing den 1ste JUL 1866, og vile
ingen Renter paal6be samme efter bemeldte It'd, ON lhpndehave-
rem endog skulde vare bereltiget til Detailing we'd en- anden af
Staskasserne end den, hVorunder Obligatonen forel6bigen oliver
anvit I'll JTdhnta1inU
, 1866-02-06

&3I,UUU
sued, originally S927'3oO' has been drawn for payment.
fthe holder Of any Of the aforementioned Bonds should
prefer to have the amount paid by any other OF said Treasures
than the one under which it is specified, a written demand to
that effect must be made either to the Minister of Finances in
Copenhagen OF to the Colonial Government in St. Croix, and il
the question IS only payment at the Colonial Treasury in St. Crox
instead OF st. Thomas, or UMe UerSa, such change NAV be obtained
by a request to the Royal BoOhkeeper's Office in St. Croix or in
St. Thomas.
, 1866-02-06

HWMa hmd hJHg@ til E@mhmg for ale The above is hereby made kmm he m6mdnd
Vdnnnee anommel
G~wamm* for de dmkm@HmTAe BsHdr St Cn den an EM 1866
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She has large and beautiful cabin, and every I'M
provement to make the traveller comfortable.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA-Erpress Pas
Senge1' PGetet-The new, superior and fast passen,
ger packet st. Nicholas, Capt. S. Heno comman.
der and Mr.. j. @. Libano clerk, Leaves this morning
at 10 o'clock for Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all intermediate landings on the coast.
IRENE FOR OPELoUsAs,-The fine fast and COM
plete passenger packet Irene Capt. o. Hinckley
commander, and Mr. NJ. Kenison in the office,
leaves at FIVE this evening, for all landings as
above. The Irene has neat and comfortable
cabin has good and safe officers, and can give first
class accommodations to large number of pas
sengers.
CoTILE FOR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.-T This
new and unsurpassed passenger packet, in com,
maud of Captain r. G, Rawlings, and Mr.. Eugene
Brady clerk leaves this evening ats o'clock for the
above and way landings. The CotiIe has neat
and comfortable cabin, with spacious state rooms
and is under the command of the most prudent
and competent steamboatmen.
AIABAMA-Erpress Passenger Pacbet.-At
o'clock this evening hesplendid passenger packet
Alabama, Capt. W. 9. Harrison, commander,
will back out for Shreveport and way landings on
Red River The passenger appointments of the
Alabama are of the most elaborate and superior
character; nothing is wanted to add to the COM
fort and convenience OF guests. Atessrs. Howard
and Parsons are the clerks of the Alabama
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5lg G9rleaps Daily Grrsttnt.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY ii, 1895.
TFer the New Orleans Crescent
Marching Honevgard.

They come at last, but with phantom tread
Back TO their home in Louisiapas breast
Al army eones--an army Of the dead.
From flames red fields to Fame'seteTnai rest
Frop rent Yirginia's rugged mountain sleeps,
Keatucky's wales, the hills Of Tennessee,
The hard fought shores old Mississippi sweeps,
And from grim charleston's rampsrts by the sea.
No cross does now its blazoned stars unfold,
Id dazzling glory, ever crests Of steel;
No trurDpets blare, nor thunder drums are Foll'd
Adewn the lines. nor charging squadrons wheel +;
No wild huzzas break on the qnivering air,
No sullen guns the roar Of triumph yields
AS honewaTd now surviving comrades bear
Our Spartan heroes and their bloody shields
They died for thee fair Louisiana Thou,
The Queen of seuthlands, once proud envied
State,
Go wresfhe the cypress for thy dark'ning brow,
And yield thy tribute to their hapless fate
Pray Yet the laurel may that crown entwine,
And rear it grandly to a worlds applause.
No filter seed to earth in any CLINE,
Than dust Of martyrs persisted in thy cause!
New Orleans. July 2 1866. HAROLD