davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-02-20
The h1chmond Examiner Suppression
Revoked.

WAsHrssTos. Feb. 19-lt Is Eumoyed that On
euppsesstnE tha Hlcbmoud Etnalne, e1pressinc
himse1f IN decided terms acnust the publication 81
certain class of articles In the 5ouibe.u pspera n
day, however, HI. Poll1rd Was officially informed
by IN officer Of Gen. GIANTS etaG thai the order
would be revoked. The eou1se OF thas psExr IN the
Will, however, take eare that no newspapers shall
be published containing sentiments Of disioJaltY
and hostility to the Government In any Of ia
brnnctrs. The persistent publication of articles
calculated to keep up feelings Of hostility between
the different sections o! the country, will be no
longer tolerated. The circular to ibis eject dated
Tho arc required to give SUCH 1nfotmauou With
view to The suppression Of newspapers Of that
character. Thsre fs no distinction u 10 North OF
aDuth,
, 1866-02-20

A Gigantic Cotton SSvfndle-A Pretend.
Cd Cotton Agent Dec2mps with
$4,000.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago T1ibune.l
.-.. CAIRO, Fsb. 18.
a big swfndle mas recently perpctrated upon some
Illinois cotton traders, and the aid Of tho press is
Atked IN order TO bring the sw:ndler to Justice An
Illinois firm employed seTeral agents to buy cotton
In Mississippi and Alabama. One of these asents.
calling hfmself3 ". Payne, representing hrmreifto
Be from Huntsville. As, procured Of the Ntno1sar;s
the sun Of 80 COO, With which to purchase cotton
in the neighborhood Of Columbus, Miss, at which
place be had been operating for several month";
hsiesd Of buying cotton, he At oucs proceeded 10
Mobile. where be got 81, ,ooo more-most Of it bis
Ewindled offer reward Of $l0,0M ior the arrest OF
tiyne Fisyne and recovery Of the money. He Is abont
eu,lt sausrs thoa!desed, dats sandy hair. inclined
% 10 9sidness: greJ eyes dotd eompIe1ion long nose
On eetp lmps alehlly On tirht foot, brs only Oh
capt,ta tn the 10Th Alabama. under Lee at Rich.
mond. ~ horght that PAYNE Is fictitious
na1ne, and that his true name II MxRlnnls,
It IL probable that he has goue to Mexico OF Dra-
a. IA be often expressed bis determination to visit
those countries.
, 1866-02-20
FROM CANADA.

The Failure Of The Reciprocity NegotIu-
Hons and Its Eject.
new YoHK, Feb. 1o.-Ihe Hera.rs Montreal
correspondent etatea that The publication Of the nc
go'tatlon psoeeenincs, showing thf ial1urc Of The
Canadian co1umisslou.. to effect III Washington a
ctement. The Provincial merchants nre very much
depressed by their trade prospects for the coming
Eeas. but the 9orerul1cnt orCans pretend to find
fanre will hnsten the REALIZATION OF the provincial
confederation scheme. The ministry are now de.
teEnined to make another vigorous effort 10, caIJ
fhls latter measure 10 completion. but therc Is a
strong opposition 10 It amuuc the people, and .
bitter coufeaf On the Inaticr Ia ai,tictnaicti.
, 1866-02-20


Bosrnx, Feb. 1g-WIth1n the last fortv-tfrht
hours arge cst os ve.sels has arrived here brinp.
inc valuable cargoes rom The East md West In
dies, California, the Mediterranean and Southern
constwse ports, besides 1argp quantities Of e9ear
moEaeses and coffee. Su1ne L, 900 bales OF cotton
have been received since yesterday
, 1866-02-20
NEW EDITIONS HOW READY.

SERMONS. ~ Rev. T. r. aoDKRTsoy. rotz.
limo. tl-3o e.ch.
HISTORY, THEORY. AND PRACTICE OF TEE
ELECTRIC 1RLEGRAPH- BY 0EonaE q
PnsaccFE. With 100 kaSsavn7s. 3aso
WILHELM sF1STER. Translated by TuoxAs Can
Lyle With nae Portrait of Goethe. yols
limo. $3.50.
any ofine above books sent prv1rAn to any ad-
dress on receipt Of adyertisestrsire
, 1866-02-20
The Richmond Examiner Caso-The
Tennessee Que1tIon-Actlou Of thc Sub
Commt1tee-tsen. Lee before the Re.
construction ComnaIttee-Court mar.
tai Sentence eDlsappFoved.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
. -NAsH1sa1ox, Feb. 10.
Ate1e9ram received here tonight from Richmond
ststcs That Pollard has received permission from
the Var Department to resume the publication ol
tne E1uratnsr. He Advertised 1te resumption or
wednesday. Gen. Terry has received no orders 0,
fnsosmation On the subiect, snd Secretary Stanton
positively denies that the War Department has been
consulted At Ill in tho matter, Or that 1t has e5aned
euch permission.
The act submitted b. the subcommittee on
Tennessee to the Joint Committee On Recon.ttuc-
tfcu ia In the form OF joint resolutIon stating that
whereas The people OF Tennessee hare duly osrao-
lied government republican In form and in ap,rit
1t L hereby resolved that Tennessee IL herehT ad.
mtted iuto The Union Is State, aud entitled 10 all
et.tuuon Of the United States. Tbs committee
VIE tn session three hours today, hut the subjects
under COLL Iteration are not known. There Is GOOD
Eeason 10 believe that the Joint COMMITTEES will
adopt the resolution OF the subcommittee In rela-
.uon to the immediate admtss!on or Tennessee, and
wil report it to he House Tomorrow.
Zen. hobc!t f. Lee Was yesterday for three hours
before The spbeommittee. Of which Senator Row
ard IL chairman. While he promptly answered all
questions put 10 HIM, be maintained eat deal Of
teluc!snee toward other members WIN attempted to
dIaK him INTO eon!ereattou subjects rclattIr to
taatH n the South. HtR testimony cnavcytd. Of
ot Virginia.
The Saturday session Of .be Boute v.s Of great
e Interest than usual on account Of the character
and Judge Lawrence, OF Ohio.
The President has dtsapproyed tho sentence ct
the conH martial GifmlGtlng from the service Col.
John liller, 18Th Tennessee cavalry, mud he wlll
r. ume his rank and position II bis regiment ffnm
ths date Of the order dismlssiug hIn, Nov a0sb,
, 1866-02-20
Revenue dom The Southern States--
PetittongN for Southern Connection
with The Pacific Road.

viii, The eaclflc Road.
WAsn1so1b1 Feb. ia table has been ofTci.Il,
prepared exhibiting the amount Of moneys depoa
tted to The credit Of the Treasury OF the United
States tfoi al sources IN The States Of Teanessee
Virginia. North Carolina, south CsroIins, Georris.
Alahama, Fionda, Loulslan1, Texas, Mitsiseipnj
and Arkansas. The tofAl amount is nearly rs G.
No nom Apfil 1st7 166o. to February 1st, ICED,
divided "a follows: ~~S'
Custom House fees. principally at New Orleans.
two million eleat hundred and seventy ihoas
and dollars; captured and abandoned property.
thirteen million. one hundred and thirty onek ekhous-
M nna dosis1s: aisest taxes, six hundred and nft5-
aud twenty thousand dollars; ta1 on cotton one
hundred and thutJ J-th1ee tho1sand dollars com
usetc1al tnterceurts. twenty-five thoneand dollars
general bank dn,y, thinyihEee Thousand dollars ;
internal revenue, eleven million flollare.
MI, GoodAfe, one Of the Commissioners or the
Pac.tc nalzoad. Is noN tn Warrington direct from
Texas. and has delivered to tho Senate n1mesousIy
signed petitions from varfous parties Of the Soasi,
and one from tha City Council Of Yicksbptr, pray.
Ing foE Souttetn Connection with the Union RI.
cldc Railroad. Some OF them d.lns clearly The
vast Importance 70 the South and North or such
conntction. ltis believed that Congress viii pro
ride for a railroad BY the way Of Leavenworth,
Territory.
, 1866-02-20

INV YoHk, Feb. 1e.-Steaness Scotland from
IjycruooJ 3ist uit,, md Moutexrr7A from Jamaica,
survived tonight: No neTs.
, 1866-02-20

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF
~ KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
&, Il. TaA # Gttss fo- -, FEs- IsrH, 1a&
:, C1iss No. ls4, F1B- isru, Ise.
H. z, ~ IT. 4. =. ~ = u e. = 3. y e.
k1cnanse omee+ 81 Washington st. Omse No. g.
, 1866-02-20
FenSan Interview with the President
Memorial Tribute to Henry Winter
Davis Bankrupt and Loan BIiis-
The President Hefenadtt


,wAsnIEo7oS, Feb. 19.-Thc denntatton appo1tt.
en AZ mo kcnt1n mas meeting Saturday ptebt con
kisung or Major Wallace, .. Dorau EIuen. Con.
gteesmen HoSers and Hogan. and seyesal other,
haa an 1nefriew with The President thia evening,
Wh9 appotuted Wednesday for special interview,
90 That papers regarding recent alleged outraes Oh
American citizens In Ireland cal be petused and
reply prepared.
Arrangements have been made for the memorial
aoufeas On tne ii1e and character Of Henry Winter
0asta, to BE- delivered by Senator Crcs*xeu on the
SSd INST. The galleries OF the House usually ap-
prop!iated 70 ladies ale to be reserved for those
provided with Tickets Only one ticket Is to be-
gwen to each Senator and stive. Tho gen
1lens19 gallery Is to bo opened 10 the public Will
out tckcta. Tho President, the Supreme Court
and other dlRnltaric. have been lnYIted. Hon.
Edward McPherson, Clerk Of the House OF Repre-
sentat1yes Will preface the delivery or the address
by reading the neclaration Of Independence.
The bankrupt bill has been pos1pqpad In the
Honse order ihat the loan bill may be considered
tomorrow a. the special oedeG.
some Of the friends OF the policy OF president
Johneon assembled tonight for the putpose or ten
dctang him Ftrcnade and although they received m
iatmatoa Tint It would not BE- agreeable to him to
respond, they marched to the Executive mansion.
anu fAlnted htn with cheers and music from the
hand. They next proceeded TO the residence o!
Secretary Seward, who IN a very few words merely
expre4sed Ills thanks for the compliment, and !hef
withdrew.
The resolutions passed by The Honae today. on
mouon OF Mr*LnngJeaf, Are nearly Identical with
tbgte submiEte4 hy ME. Broonall Of PENNSYLVANIA
and Judge Lawrence Of Ohio, on Saturday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02
The Great Riot in New Orleans

IN these dull, piping times Of
peace"--so-called-we presume we
could not publish anything that
would be read with more interest
and avidity than the particulars of
the late riotous and diSgraceful
scenes in New Orleans.
The authors OF this riot and blood.
shed-the Radical, free-suffrare ne.
Sro-worShipping party in Louisiana
have covered themselves all over
with a deathlesS infamy. Their in.
famous efforts to revolutiouize and
ride rough-Shod over the civil roy.
eminent Of Louisiana, have cuImi. .
mated, as every rejecting man fore
saw it must, i'll a war of races, in
which, as will ever be case, the poor
deladed negroes, whom they profess
to love and serve, must inevitably
be the most terrible sufferers.
The ringIcaderS OF this attempted
revolution, or insurrectiou-the no.
t1rious Hahn and the infamous Dos q
tie-H they have not died Of their E
wounds, should meet the ignomini- c
Gus fate Of old John Brown, whose
soul 1t seems, is "&till marching
''l' DoStlc, we suppose, is dead, N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02

. PROCEEDINGS or TIE STATE Cox.
vENTION.-We did not receive these
OF course, until last Thursday night,
when, having already in hand suffl-
Gent copy to til our columns, they
were necessarily postponed. Wefully
intended publishing them in this is
sue, bnt believing that the details of
the great riot in New Orleans wouId
be more interesting to our readers,
We have given them to the exclusion
Of the Convention proceedings in
full, but we give Il brief abstract
which i'll reality, is all that would ma
-erlallv interest the public.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02

THE STATE CONVENTION.-Th
body, which met at jackson on the
18th nit, was one Of the most reppct-
able We have ever seen assembled in
Mississippi, and in Point OF material
It was equal to any. About two
thildS of the counties were represent
ID. The Convention vas altogether
harmonious, on the question of send
ing delegates 70 Philadelphia, was
unanimous. Hon. John Watts pre-
presided.
The following are the delegates ap-
pointed:
For The State at Large-Gcorgc l.. .
Potter, VIM. Gerger, Giles VI. Hill
yer, w 5. FeatherSton.
list District-H. Dockery, T. L. l..
P,gueS. L
Id. :. Bailey, q. \. Sykes.
3d-A Murdock, j. A BiniOrd.
4th-A G. Mayors, Gen. Harris
jth-H. j.. Simrall, Ii. Cassidy.
The following is the only resolution
of general Importance which was {
adopted D
Ecsolrcd, That the Convention, n
the restoration policy CT a
President johnson, as opposed to p
the radical policy OF Congress, and
having been invited by large num- d.
,,r OF distinguished fellow-citizens ly
i the Northern States OF the Union dl
o meet with representatives from all co
he States OF the Union III National
convention, to be held at Philadel- frC
'lia. ON the 18th OF August next, SIC
h - Convention accepts that invita- DO
ion, and viii proceed to tho election thI
f four senatorial delegates and of FL
go delegates from each congress de-
onal district. TO represent The state The
Miss sirIi IN said proposed Phil VII
!.lrhia Convention,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02

VI Michael Hahn was brought in coyersl
, with blood but more scared than hur.
II, King Uduer was observed recliulpo
gracefaliyfon the top tier of a cell full q
wounded r en-.
| The C6nventioners expressed consider
able surpriseat the remarkable disan-
pearance Of Judge Howell. His worship
aked Addlhd- as soon as -lhs-sgrea. disk
turbanee eopmepced. Ayy
woustfv rolicE oKFicERs.
Dr., W. H. Berthelot, assisted by Dr,
IG, s3Yesf and -cowan, attended to the
wounded asfast as they wese'br9ught in.
Out of twenty.eight patients dangers
ously wounded. only one. BY the name Of
Hennessy. 10 'likely not to Recover.
There were 20 casualties of import.
anee treated at Dr. Berthelo,'s Office, of
whom 9e were members Of the police
and six citizens. rIEES
Among the wounded were Rev. Mr..
Horton, severely. aud Glendy Burke,
Esq. ,lin the side. ,.r,aF b.
THE FIRST ARREST.
The first. shot was fred by a n.o,o in
he procession. Policeman Edward Gre =
'on' aid TO the Chief. CALAMITY charged
TO the heart Of the crowd, and with the
i'd OF citizen, whose name we-owere un-
ortunately unable to learn, succeeded ,
arresting the man who fred the shot,
he gallant act should not go unreward-
d. .sH.s. ,asa. .s. - 30
RDER FROM GEN. BAIRD--MARTIAL LAW
e. PROCLAIMED.
HEADo'Rs, DEr'T OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, July 80, 1866. {
neral Orders, No COT
In consequence of the notorious apd
lawful proceedings Of to day, Martial
sw is proclaimed in the civ of New
leans. Brevet Mdjor. General "A. V,
'utz is appointed Military Governor of
city He will make bis headquar.
$ in the City Hall. aud his orders will
infinitely obeyed in every particular. 4
All civil functionaries will report at
10 to Gen. kauiz. and will be instruct
by him with regard to such duties as
may be hereafter required to per- \ n
n. .a' h.tE.F
81 order Of Brevet Major General A.
rJ. NArYAs1r1 Brpp.,r
LIST Lieut.. and A. A. n. GerI..
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
he following was issued BY the May. 4.
asst evening". r...,a
MAroRALTr OF NEW ORLEAEs,)
City Hall, July 80, 1856.
'HEHEAs, The city is in s,n,e of
u agitation. arising out of the riots
ipItated by n revolutionary faction
hereas, it is absolutely necessary
order be restored and violence sup.
ed. tea
lertiore. |. John T. Monroe. Mayor
city o! New Orleans, do sail ON all
citizens as are willing to assist in
'alning the peace, to appear at the
Hall. this day. at r. NJ, to be
!, in as extra policemen. No one,
oIding my authority, will be SLOWED
Ike any arrest.
good citizens, with the exception
Sc on duty. are requested TO retire
IT homes, and not TO assemble in
8 on the public streets. 3.
JonN T. MONROE, Mayor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02

SOwing to the fact that the imp
OF darkness who does the backing Of
the type for this Office, absconded
last night, our appearance this morn
ing is not quite as early as usual.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02

~ . = 9 ! 4 Lq YT7i7 !.
ssve also good assortment 81 pfEke
GOODS. LINEN and UASSINETyIs rh{s
can have made 20 order At once nv =, -
psrienced tailor. 80 = ~ =! 49,
Come and sec me, % the Eax saass
square, near Casyoll L Baupbp's ira sf.,..
SAN. y. COCHHAnIe
rlr e o.. 20 - rfr l1II0
9uas :, &c 1850 - rs
I'd -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-02
RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS,
FULL PARTICULARS.

l ~ IT ofNined and RoHnded. !.
THt oRretn THE RIOT;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
What the Patients Soy of DIR. MnsEier'
Pills and salye.

1.-THE best Pills for headache ever had.n
My liver works like engine, thanks to youE Pills
I'm pleased to to you, DIR. haEge that would not
be without box Of your Pills curing of morning rau
sea, for the wortdn
"YOu will find incIosed dollar Your Pins are only
Is cents, but consider them worth dollar"
Dear DocorMy tongue had fur on morning Ike
the back Of Your Pills took it away
1took half pill and crushed 1t powder and gave in
Jelly little babe for cholera morbus The dear little pet
well in three hours after"
81 suppose hardly worth while tell you my burned
foot has well from the Of your Save Enclosed find Is
cents for another box to Keep in the house,
Send me another box Of salve."
Enclosed fnd75 for two boxes your Mages Pills
and one OF Salve."
"Ths gentle yet searching medicine swalowed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
TIE. DE ANDBEE's
-PuRE-
sARsAPA'RILLA BITTERs,

Ths attention of the Public City and Country Trads IN r
spectfuIy called to the introduction of the
Snrsaparllln Rftterg,
The most Pleasant and valuable Bers that has ever bseu
roduCsd in nis country The trade general can be supp
by the following Grocars ana Druggists;
Fatio, Marks Co.. 4s, 46 ana AZ New Leyee strsss
Griffin Porch 81 and 80 FchoupitouIas street
E. :. Hart Co., 49, 76 and n Tchoupitoplas street
L. Bassst, cor. Gravier and Tchoupitonlas streets
T. Avet cembon, SO and 81 Old Lsvee street.
John 4. Moore cor. Poydras snd New Leyee stresta
VIM Q. Mitchell, cor Camp and Poydras streets
Csss Bowling, 80 Poydras street
= !" MaEsaen, Druggist, cor, Magazine and Grayjsr,
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and Custornbouse
e.N. MORRISON. Agent,
IL Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
lie. d. WHITES INSTITUTE
aSg oARoNDELET sTREEE
In rear Of the City Han.


The nrst aim of human beings happiness and happussa
implies health of body ana mind
Dr. Whites experience success for thrtvona vaeru "a,
an extensive practice in large cities have brought to him y
treatment vast amount of every disease beth acute
and chronic.
his remedies resore the stomach liver and blood and all
Seereons and excreons Of the system in unhealthy
heahy condition Instead of pjurug any part of the sys-
TEN or the constitution they and repair the inure1
aad wastes of the enre organsm with truly sound mind in
ssouud body.
for oa acute and chronic
eaSes We Eheumatcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chss Asthma Consumption and all Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, spine Stomach, Bowels; Oesvenesg
dyspepsia scrofula Kings Evil White swengsi all Sores
Ulcers Aoceses Cancers Piles Fstus, Syphilis and GonoF-
fhesi all their stages Mecura and hereditary faint radi-
ca impurities of the Blood Jade, Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Goitre big Neck of the Kidneys Gravel
Diaoets Dropcal Dlaeases oil Female Ailments, Weakness
wasting aud Nervous AHecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
acne Depression Of Spirits Hippoc0ndra Mysteries Fits OF
spasms Werepeat heworBt erupeas of the skim all o9
ulcers of whatever nature the nepent Cancer which SO
geyousy humanity speedily and permanently cured
One or two hours spent the Institute with DR. White fra
qHenty of fever other suterings-ofen e
Now that communication again. he receives caspeP
sonay by letter formally from all parts of the country
Censutstion free-starnps not forgotten"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
DR., MAGGIEL'S PILLS,

As antbious remedy, the following extracts from 7arou
letters viii be- it hoped sufficient Importance to Justify
the quoting of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.
The Company has paid It's up the present
time Losses amounting ETG HTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For past nine years the Cash Dividends paid
to Stockholders made from third OF the profits have
amounted in the 8ggregats TO ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY0NE AND A HALF PER CENT
Instead Of Issuing scrip dividend Dealers based the
principle that ell Glasses Of risks equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
from the rates. when premiums pad general
experience Of underwriters will the profits
remaining at the end Of the year will divided tho Stock
holders.
This Company continues to make Marine
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks the
favorable terms, intending Risks Merchandise all
and freight.
Policies issued making loss payable Gold or Currency
the Office in New Orleans in Sterling, the office OF
Rathbone, Bros. Co., in liverpool.
ELLW00D WALTER, President.
NHAS NEWEQAtB, Vice President.
G. j. DESPARD, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
A VIGOROUS APPETIZER

And coe5pondngy strengthen the digestion They tone tho
Liver the Head and steady the Nerves. To hose who
familiar with the OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and no broadway.

METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and no broadway.
NEW YORK, JANUARY 23d, 1866.
Your attention respectfully invited to the following state
Of the operations of this Company during the past year
and of its present condition
With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert.
ence in the conduct of General na Business the Com
pany confidently offers to the Public Protection against the
perils of OCEAN and INLAND NAVIGATION and FIRE
The Board of Directors have this day resolved pay dv
dend of SIX PER CENT the outstanding certificates
Profits to the holders thereof their legal
aud after the 9th of March next; also dividend PER
CENT the Capital Stock of the Company payable
on demand; also dividend TWENTY FIVE PER CENT
in Scrip on the net earned Participating Premiums Of the
psny for the year 1865 for which Certificates will be Issued
and after the I'd day of April next.
OFFICERS:
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President,
... ROBERT n. c. GRAHAM. Vice President
JAMES LORING GRAHAM, ia, I'd Vice Pres't
Il. Fl. POTTER, Secretary
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

The Company will interest at per in cash on al
its Certificates Of Scrip the legal holders there
of, on and after the second Monday IL July next
The Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
SIXTY cent the earned premHms entitled to parcipa
ton for ending April 30 1885, for which certificates
will be issued and after the first Monday in August pext
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
HEERY Y. OGDEN, Secretary, ''''N"""
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06
.ALLIGHAN's PILLS
-YoR--
CHILLS AND FEVER.

CHILLs AND FEVER.
a Certain CureI
Geilighan's Pills simply of Vegetable Medi
Gnes They Cathartic Pills. acting upon the steTNcb
Liver and Bowels containing Arsenic Calone BHe Hass
or other Mineral substance The great advantage he
mel Blue Mass other minerals they will cure the most OBJ
stinate cases of - ~ ~
CHLLLS AND FEVER
DUMB AGUE,
PERIODICAL HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA,
and all affections of like character Follow the directona
anu you VIII and they will do all that is claimed for them Tr
box and their merits will recon then, evsT eft
wRrdB. $500 ' ai'oh
We have used Gsighsns Pills and have never known them
fail to cure when tie directions followed and unhesi
tattihgly recommend them to public favor:
Hon IHOS. H. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama
Hon THOS. j. JUDGE Judge Supreme Court nf A1abap.
Alabama. ~ S1'NNi' "0"It VI
Col. JNo. W. A. SANFORD, Attorney Genera, Alabama
DANIEL sAYRE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge Of Ma.
WIN. G. WALLER, sheriff Montgomery county, Alabama
Col. w CRAWFORD BIB
Col j. C. RIDDLE, New Orleans late Railroad ontractor
AInor + A. BANKS, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
GEO. MASON, Esq, Mayor wetambka, Alabama
Wholesale Agents.:
TH0S W, MARSDEN, 492 Broadway New York
H 56s RISLEY q ToMPKINS Chambers Street NY,
BARNES; WARD 4 co, New Orleans, La
E. j. HART Co, :,
Sold BY all Druggists
Retail PrIee-s1 so per BOX.
BLOUNR q HALE,
Sole Proprietors
Montgomery