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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18


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FERNS OF. TIE TRIBUNE:
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Evening or Extra, I9e n $500 '
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per square 81 So each Subsequent insertion 7Ec
eRck Insertion = s~ " ~"
Advertisements ordered to
be charged RS new each insertion te> "
Advertisements specified as to time will he nuhshe9 nm
til ordered out and charged accordingly "
Advertisement Subscriptdn will 6e stonnaI ,n4; all or
Fea!age lSa unless at the option of the proprietor
zine fer Zach Insertion e " " 10 70u SO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
From Moore 81 Camplon,
Pb;ludaIrhSa

Test made by Bulkeys Lumber Dryer of pieces BLACK
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half dry, shrunk
Tie inch in width 10 inches vide dry could
made inch ia width In opinion, this process
takes shrnksge out of the lumber than other and
dOss iuiu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
From g.L. d. HI. Webster,


MannIacturers Of barrels, EIenburg Center New York.
We have two of Bukleys Patent Dryers They arr
perfectly satisfactory We the the Dryers In
interest alone each wear of them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

The Dry Kiln built under the direction of your Agent
seasoning slaves been in constant and believe II
performs its fully well you claim for it, would
about slaves those partly geasoDed know
ing can in lew days at small expense, have them wei
seasoned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

TINS done aud passed. IN my 0fc IN New Orlens IL the
presence John and Eugene Feowes competent
witnesses This city. hetemto sign their
gether with said appearers, and nc notary the day month
and year lii st above written.
LUrginal sigredl DAVID MCtOARD1
PATRICK IRWIN.
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Per pro j. Irwin,
And others.
JOHN EDWARDS,
EUGENE j. FELLOWES.
WILLIAM SHANNON,
-tr. Notary Public.
certify she foregoing TO be true copy Of the original
eNtant in my Current Register.
WILLlAA SHANNON, Notary Public.
New Orleans, Arg 81, 1865
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

TIE BOIL N.oRM.-The7 Columbus Enquirer, Of
the jtll says q the raYagss Of the boil worm in
Alabama:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
noorLAxn.s ennmAy n1rrnRu.

PREPARED BE DIR. G. M.JAeEsos, PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

plurality Of counting vote for each share of
stock shall be tuiheen elect directors
shan their first meeting after their election, choose Of
their uuberf0r President Of the Association who shall
elected by majority of the whole Board and whom all
citations and other iegal processes sh I'll be
all be the duty Of the President preside all meet
ngs the Board and in of his absence inability
at Board shall elect their members President pro
who shall for the time being exercise the full powers of
President ~ r-
All elections shall be by ballot under the superintendent
Of Inspectors appointed by the Board least week
prior TO any election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18

majority of the Board Of Directors shall be necessary
form quorum, and decision OF such majority shall be
valid corporate act.
hereby authorized buy and sell such real and pro.
perry may be reqQired ioE the q the COmpany
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07
Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
shade at WAlTNAae, Mass.

tits made the best principle. IL frame IL CON-
posed OfSOIID PLATES. NO Jar can interfere with
the harmony Of IL working end suddca shoch can
damage it, machinery. Every piece made and fin
ished BY hachinery itself famous for it, novelty as
well for ID ccctiveEess) and d therefore properly
name. The watch 10 what all mechanism should be
ACCURATE. SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOM-
lCAL Except some high gradee, too costly for gen.
eral use, foreign watches are chiefly made by women
and boys. Such watches arc composed Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and fivcted together, and
require constant repairs to keep them In any kind Of
Order All persons who have carried "ancres" I" le-
pinesr and English Patent Levers" are perfectly
well aware 81 the truth Of this statement.
Al the beginning Of enterprise moro than years
ago. It was our nrsto object 10 make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million to take the place Of
these foreign impositons the refuse Of foreign fac
Tories, which entirely unsaleable At home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well We have accomplished this, may be nm
dersto0d from the fact that after 20 many yeaIs Of
pablo trial. We now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satsfactiou. While THE department Of our
busincss 10 continued with increased facilities oa per
feet work. we are at present engaged in the manuac
ture 81 watches Of the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequaled by any
thing hitherto made BY ourselves, and un-drp passed
ny any thing made In the world. For this purpose we
have the amplcet facilities, We have erect an a.
don to oui main building expressly for this branch
0 our business. and have hed II with the best work.
men IN our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their wOrk with
conenmate delicacy and exactness The choicest and
most approved materials only are used and chal-
lsnge comparison between this grade Of our work and
the anest imported chronometer.. We do not pre-.
tend to sell ouf watches fOr MONEY than foreign
watches but we do aaseft without fear Of adic
parably superior. All Watches Of whatever grade
are nlly warranted, and this warrantcc h good It III
times against ~ or our agents In eli parts u the
CsUTiON-The public are cautioned 10 buy only
Of respectable dealers All persons selling countes.
fcits will be prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07
Aln.ss . National Da0cslsy.

From the Nev York Journal Of Commerce.
A letter 10 ono Of our citizens from .
gentleman In AspirwAll gives some addi
tiona. particulars Of the recent fire in that
city, and On account Of an excitement con :
scquent upon tho IRE which came near end
ing . national difficulty. We make the fol.
lowing extract from tho letter:
"Thc people, soon finding that all vas
safe. Mt once commenced setting out their
'sRuardicntc." and other stimulan,s, and,
il We can judge from their consequent pro-
ceedinga, il 10 TO be supposed that certain
titled digritaries psrtook rather freely.
'Some Of tic soldiers Of the body guard
Of Gen. Olartc, president Of the state Of
Panama, and who were It the timc quarter
ed here, having accompanied the General
in his recent visit to this place, forced their
way into the Office Of the Panama sailroad
company, whore mary Of the goods Of the
sufferers were s,ored, aud attempted to
break into u case Of wine being interrupt
ed in this little proceeding by the rcmon.
strsnce Of the boy in charge Of the Office,
they attempted TO silence him by beating
him over the head with . musket just a,
this critical moment the consul represent>
ing the United States happened to make his
appearance upon the sccnc. accompanied by
several Of the railroad employees, and, no,
liking the appearance Of affairs, ct crce
pitched into the soldiers, knocking the,u
GROUND rather freely Of course more SOL
diers came in, and finally tho consul vas
rescued BY Olarte himself. lie then repair
cd in high dudgcon to his Office, and Al
one rails d the consulate fsg, union down,
rs n signsl to the dc So,a.' Olarte upon
hearing Of this, went up {, the consul's Of.
flee and in . few minutes the American
flag vas seen right eide up with care with
the Columbian flag below il, while under
meath its starry folds the American and the
Columbian. the O,latc and the Rice, hug
gsd each other in the most impressive man
ncr An Is now quiet and safe"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07


TaE MonAls - 0Ax FaAxcisce. The
morals Of San Fraocieco are Mt q . very
encouraging descriptisa. Not 70 speak Of
crimes Of violeacc, which ere rife enough to
call for another vigilance ccmaittes, lswd
books. lewd papers, and lewd pictures are
common there. and gotten up and sold with
more publicity, and in general with more
'mpun'ty, than anywhere else. Il b not
long since that We had an arrest Of some
photographers who has prostitu,ed their art
20 the taksngoi nasty picturss, and had in
srodacsd into that ennObling pursuit hid
eeos refinement elsewhere unknown, Of At
!ecnng the faces Of virtuous and we'll kno a n
ladies to the bodies Of sssumpess vho make
trade ofpostaring for iudeoens n;ceuree.
Stili laees the publiaher u : dirtv eheet osll.
ID xasPps hss been arrested Ia c.,rvir.
On black mail which, fos maeoituds "a s,,c.
cess. lAr e3cseds anything q ~ ~. ia
knowo 10 H. Aelantic cities. ~. S.;n. 80.
pal source Of Tie publishee's rcvenu. !. 81 ~
timidio0 Of we0sn % he verse Of soc;.s-
whoss roOutasion he'd been blown unor
The pu6lishse e . similar, but nes ori,s -
notorious seAese, + oew serving e~t Tern
in ths ceusty jan. 1'hs police ere chasred
With oaanisoase q ~ - = ~ sche1s
q ~ boaek-0eiDus1, - - arrests in thee
laoGeQo caoso ~ cso1ltahle q their reetive
nedD 0ndos ~ aeensatisu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

GREAT quantities Of pencils are now made
in England Of = composition formed Of saw.
dust and small pieces Of lead, which are
ground 70 IN impalpable powder. mixed
with some cohesive medium. In Keswick.
$50. 900 pencils are made in = week, or 49,.
0OO, 900 . year, and II 900 cubic feet Of &C.
dar ere annually consumed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

When Andy johnson, just twenty Years
ago, refused to vote - . senator, for the
proposition to send supplies 70 the suffer
ing people Of Ireland, and then % an indi-
vdual, out Of his scanty fortune, subscribed
$500 for the same purpose, he gave . prac-
ticsl illustration Of his own sympathy with
the afflicted people, and of the true demo.
cratic doctrine that governments can safely
be trusted with no functions than to defend
the state and administer justice between ito
citizens
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07


Thesc haae sbeut he courts Of justice 10
most Of The lAsgs cittss . class II people
whose business \ 10 sit On jusiss. end de-
tssmine causes Il disagreement betwesn
their fellow-men, Ia CASES u little q great
magnit ide. Involving The payment Of . few
paltry dollara o. jsopsrdising fellow cres-
turs's lie OF liberty. These professienal ju.
soss sss generally Isng isosd, caaavsssss,
hard>hssdea and ehstluaAs citizens Vito, IL
the mysterious woskings Of he grsss csea>
tive mind. have besa endowed With creep
tiooal tastes and eapseisiss; Tor ws do not
believe hat any man. whose organisation il
not sxespeisoal, cosld Voluntarily consent
10 serve from msnth 10 month 10 The jury
business, OF could stsnd Il, IL compelled to
do il. Either ths grave OF The mad house
would slain him for is own At the end Of
tho third or the fourth week.
In ordinary business 10 naturally prefer
an expert 70 sovics. but the suIs dos sot
hold good in jury business. We instinct
lively distrust professional jurors, - ~
would professional mourners. Thsls pro-
vides that every IMAM shall Be entitled 70
trial BY jury Of his peers. and there srs
serious doubts that professional jurors are
not pesrs.
The lsw provides but slightly fos the 'ess
Of time and vezaiion incident TO sitting on
Jury. We believe that dollar aod twen-
y-Gve ccnss-perhsps dollas and half
10 the extent Of the compt nsaiion allowed
Few persons would willingly serve on .
Jury for ten dolIars per dav and yet W
find these professionals hanging around the
court house, seeking employ snt Is jurors.
The poorest laborcr in the city can earn
double the amount carrying hod or saving
wool The pa Of q juror can certainly be
Of no inducemcnt, and we can hardly be>
leve that professional jurors are men Of
means and elegant leisure. Who seek jury
employment as . recreation. IL is not
strange. 10 king At the jury question in this
light. that grave doubts Of the honesty ol
professionals should arise. Il |. not strangs
that they should be suspected Of deriving
pccuniary bsnoHt from their services
ia other ways than those provided for BY
Law.
We shosld be glad 10 note that a. effort
Vas being made IN our courts 10 dispsns,
with the services Of professionals, and trus
70 merciless conscsiption Of citizens. NJ
business man likes 70 serve on jury. II,
would be unfit Tor the service Il he did. II,
naturally thinks II hardship that he ahouls
be taken from HE business. q great person
al inconvenience. and perhaps pscsniasy
loss; but il is hardship which should b.
chccrfully endured for the sake Of the pub
lie good. The ballot boz and the jury DO,
should be keep. uncoataminated. Let oul
courts dispense with professional Jurors, an,
the ends Of justice will not suffer IN conse-
qusnce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

WWWIAW Of t00 pook ~ y0oroy and - DeceJOro
the person whom N a1icted should consult. No one
evs heard Of patient Of hi not heiug cured sincs be
he's been in hiscity Hs reputation has v0uchers in
an the city papers ME patients and the ica pro-
1eecicp both here and abroad, being the most skill
led specaIe here, md thoroaeA master Of Ill ~
nal diseaees II all others fAil don't despair. give
him call. Il h only common occurrence with him
70 cure such cneo He roomo eepafeoe l0e lniee
ana gentlemen, and the most comp e1e IN the city.
YOUNa NJ. Take Particular NOtiCe.-DOct0e Big
Glow dsyo1es mech q HE tine to the treatmsnt q
those casss caneed b secret habit which suins both
BODY and mind, unttii the unfortunate individual
SOr sit1cr businss soeiey. TIE "a sct q these
easly hebIts Of H. s1csssee q rp yeass 10 to weak
"a she dobttnA ~ ce1titutiOn, destroy Tie phys-
cal and nental poWoso, 0lminish I'D enlecb3e H.
natural 6elinga, ant exhaust The vital ene9Eics 0l
manhood the peaDagUo u Ne ase masvod the object
Of masFegs frustrated ~ e9eteoee iaeelf rendered
ceDeco1ly thoee cu1osp1 marriage. shgala loee
~ HE new treat1ent b esabled- to insure speedy
an1 pef0meat cure.
Coe0al0113eos me- and coueasotial. O@eo, No. N
south C1agk slseet, cor q Monroe half book from
~ Pot Omco. P0et 9 ae Bad ~, Chicago, NJ
O0ce h0un hon 4. r. to 8 r. 4.
Send Scr - "Uu1de 70 Heai0," publisAsd ncath
EB.-i11iss ssnd ~ descriptive circular q
ressasie nsnsdlss ~ ~ pesvsauvs d eoacsptiog
known. 0satto - a61Fo11 - = conres.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07
NEW YORK.
FIRST PREMIUM
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So N 2 ScME'!nHs, So

- - - - . - - W.
the ENYODlMENr or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
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Originally Passnfsd kdy IS. ls62: ,nspros~HSas
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0kS SEWING MACHINE, with patent cauurus
attaehmsnt, moss wonderful end elegantly coz.
sssucted Novelty Is xoiaslxssin oper alton. mses
the sssAianf xssrls, scws with Dorpia a
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Stitch wore perfect and regular than By hand.
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those Who have rsap them.
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ssThis machine s1spasees al othsss " have
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All pcrsuns ~ho buy or offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
intringesncnts on the patents. This 10 the only
Tow priced Machine secured ~ patent.
single Machincs sent 20 any part Of the coun
Msy per cypress. packed in box With printed
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cd cvesywhere. Circular containing Liberal IL.
tuccments sent free
Address all orders to
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07
For the treatment and cure Of that terrible poison
OYPHlll0.

For the treatment and cure Of that terrible poison
syphilis.
Or. JAMES positively Graduates from the systen,
without the aid Of mercury, i0de p0tassi. sSss1ic,
saF.paSlla, OF any Of those poscnou: daes = they
won't cdeCtually cure the poison driee Il mp -
break out At acme future time In it, MOet hideOue
pect Dr. james uses ncntsaliaer for sypaiiis. the
~ ana rsa him ~
celebrity. The following are some Of the diseases
chased q private, 70 which Dr. Jsmss devotse Sc
and tertiary strcturcs ursthraf discharges noctuf.
AL and dunal emisoons, eexual dshlty diseases Of
the back and loins. Inflammation u the bladder and
Diseases peculiar to females, such = amen0nhga.
iysnenOrIhagia, metOrrhagia. ch0lOrse, nsrvOus de-
billy. &C.. successfully treated.
indOrrement Of the most eminent medical and the
amet entire southern press should convince the most
skeptical that Dr. James can and will perform all that
The attention Of those who have privately and i'm
properly injured Themselves. by sexual the
debssing habit Of selfabuse, 90 prevalent with the
yOuAg. uniting them for matrimony, business or 60
ciety. producing in ts train constitutional debility
premature decay and impotency.
The following are some q the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth sexual ex-
cese, viz Weakness u the back and limbs pain in
the head dineH Of vision, l0se Of muscular power,
81 the
fearful effects ON the mind 70 be dreaded
ls.s Of memory. confusion Of ideas. depression Of
evil aversion OF society," eelI-0le
trust love q solitude. midiy, ETC.. sone Of the
esils produced.
Those aniictsd with any Of the above diseases OF
symptoms should NOT nil 70 call upon Dr. James and
be 1t restored TO health and happiness. Let M
false delicacy prevent ron, hut call q once and save
yourselves from the awful and terrible consequences
Of these much-tO- be dreaded maladtee.
Weakness u the organs immediassly cured and full
v1gUe rsseOrcd. Ds. James, within the last nftcea
yeafe. hae treated diseases u the vencreal type
successfully than any other doctor n the United Sea
The only specialists In the trsstment Of diseases Of
ekn blood and genesative Organs, with testiOnials
rom professors d medical collsges and rom hospitals
scientific aud honorable e0urces, and ffOm the press
Thcee tsstinonials do not come nom foesign cOun
tn, nor nom parties long since defanct.
Df. James can be addressed by those residing at I
distance, stating symptoms and enclosing stamp fol
rUeutn answer.
D. james once and parlors are 1t . Randolph g.
betWeen State and Dearborn. Once hour from y A
i. I'LL HP. II. Nundam exccptedJ when be may b
eUund In the forenoon.
PS.-Just l3usd.-Tm MoNisos; a Handbook
on Secret diseases. How to avoid then. &c. Also
Important information TO females; how 70 prevent
conception and other secrets worth knowing. Pric<
Of hook 80 cents. Address DR.. JAMES. p. o. Boz
olS6. Chicago. III. iAn21-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

A Shaksperean student, emulating tho
researches Of Miss Bacon and Judge Holmes,
has discovered that Othello was . tawny
general Of Venice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

A complny has been organized, with .
capital Of 100000. to develop the valuable
water power Of the Housaton,c River, by
constructing a dam % feet high, and 600
feet long. near the northern line Of Bisming
ham. a canal is also contemplated on the
Birmingham side, so feet wide, to that vii
lagc, and another on che west side Of the
river, 100 feet vide aud feet deep, extend
ing from the dam TO = point opposite the
month Of the Naugatuck. This one 10 to
be furnished With locks. thus enabling YES
sels to 60 Up the canal and land or receive
freight from the factories on ito banks
The company expect to receive . rental Of
$4,000 year, or twenty per cent. on the
cepital invested,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

TnE curious coincidence Of the almost ex-
act similarity Of the autographs Of two per
sons who had never secn each Others sigma
lures, end who rejoice in the same name,
occurred in Springfield, Massachusetts,, last
week. DR.. l.. II. Pease. Of Thompsonville,
Connecticut, Endorsed note which Chico
pee man afterward shaved" and le(t at lhs
Chicopee National Bank for collection. The
bank protested it, the maker not paying Il,
aud the City Marshal Of Springfield, L. n.
Pease, was notified - the indorser. L We
sorne time before he could convince the peo.
pie at the bank that the signature wes not
his, and Il nally. to satisfy himself, he fol.
lowed up the matter, aud found the good
doctor at Thompsonvillc. Who took up the
note, duly apologixing for the fact that his
signaturc-thc fac simiie Of the City Mar
shars- should have caused = misunder-
standing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

Cot Q. E DADcsoK, aads 10 0sn. 0nnt,
vll b. .s1stsato syssag ND e 0alsoA,
~ uaaGh. S As7s sHrs'ea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

The New York World publishes quite a
lengthy article ON the late Indiana election,
in which it figures up the result AS follows,
showing ta'anco that il very good:
The official returns Of The recent election
in Indiana, when compared with the returns
Of the last election in that State CISCO,
show great gains on the side Of the Con-
scrva,ives. ~ may be seen from the follow
ing table
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

A SINGULAR ACclDEnf wIrn FATAL Re-
sULf.-rhsrsdag afternoen . 0ssuaa nam.
ed Samuel Schmidt, resident Of the north.
esn part Of Jackson township, il this coun>
", came down to John GAlvin's Who lives
on the bluff about six miles north Of this
city With gun aud axe in hard seeking .
JOB Of wood cutting. A bargain was struck
with Mr.. Schmidt At the gate, and 40 he
had agreed to do general work no was
asked to- help unload some cabbage from
. wagon which atood near. HN gun, 0al-
vim suggested should be taken to the
house away from the children. Schmidt
resdily assentedi but wished to discharge
the piece and thus prevent al possibility Of
accidents. The gun, double-barrelled one,
was held in the baud loosely and Cred, but
the recall was % gtsst On account fthe M
usually heavy charge, that he lost bic grasp
and the piece struck against the wheel Of
the wagon. starting the trigger and sending
its full load into the body Of the ualertuna,e
man just above the hip end lodging in the
region Of his right ahouldes. OF course
death followed almost instantly Burlington
Hamk- Eye