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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


DR.. J addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper Indulgence ana solitary haoits,
which ruin both body and mind, unhttlnS them ior
either business study; society or marriage.
produced by early habits of youth viz: Weakness Of
II Back and Limbs PANS IN the Iieaa' inhees OF
Sight, Loss OF Muscular rover, fhlPIiion oi tne
heart, Dyspepsy, Nervous lrrltnbity' arrangement
of the Digestive Functions ueherai Deohi'yi @ymP-
tums OF Consumption &c
MENTtLLr.-Ihc fearful eiiec's on ,ne VI plinu ai
much to he dreaded-hosS OF Menoi3, SoniuSioh Va
Ideas, Depression Q, SpIits' q '9t
sion to Society, Seii-Dis'rus'' Love Oh Soh'uue'
Timidity, &C are someoi the eNus proauccu'
THOUSANDS OF persons oi All ages can no" luige
what Is the cause VI 'uem , ie narrnus an5
tner vigor: becoming weak pae, nervous anu
naciatcd, having singular appearance a"ou' 'he
eyes, cough and symptoms oi consumption
SOsJSsa MEN
Sho have injured themselves By certain practice
iutlulged in when alone. habit frequently learned
rom syi, comnanions, or al school, the effects of
winch arc nigltly felt even when asleep, and if no
"',u t't "a I bI,. s,oIld nrrnly i,7,pcdi,teIv
W., -, 49, - ,,,,,,,, ,,oor mo hone Of b;s
na, p,y ' arsr,s M", oall he ssnatcbed
from ali nro.necIs and enioyments of life by the
consequence OF deyinttng from the path of nature
and jnduIain in a certain secret habit Such persons
NusT before Concentrating
NsAssEsKAesE.
c....., od ,;1 and bodr o,o ,ho mos,
,eioo' 'in, " 80 tr coDnybal bannncss
Ii - ,i ;, rnoy urnngb Iife ho
.n,ncs ,yesrv n;IyrimnSe: he nrospect bourlv
dori,ers to the view: the mind becomes sbadowei
~ i..l,;,' anl elInl iii, ,bo ,ncl,rcboIy roGac
wv" M dn" ass s anotber bccomes bi,bted
I'm ,riI ,n,,. n,'r o,rn o,, ''''' "
EhIwyssV, nsS sSsysusE.Y'nENSrE
- ~. .,is;, NJ ar, ;rSipnt rotarv of
num eS ,n1 ~ Nv ~ ;bihaa no a,ohs nf hi;
I'.'rr"i' . n'Iue w. :. " @ f. ~ i ~ r., - n, - ,;I
painful dseass' It .oI often h'bGe, nS' an ,nrs h
So a,,,;nrs -, ,Snsa ,rho fo,, ed,cston md
from alpShs 70 l!ose WIZ, i,oit |i ,iii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05

r,i SCROFULAl
sTRUMA, ld CHA DULAR SWELLINaS
- rULCERATIJN. KINGS EVIL. -.t'.., 3,
4 n ERYSIPELAS,r7r SALT RuEUM.
This taint hereditary and acquirod,) filling life
with untold misery is by all usual medical remedies
incurable. sa.5
.St RHEUMATISM. iaHa
If there is any disease in which the Constitution
Life Syrup is n sovereign, it is in rheumatism and
its kindred affections. The most intense pains are
almost instantly alleviated-enormous swellngs arc
reduced Cases. chronic vocurious, of twenty or
thirty years standing have been cured. f'1-.
fe u1
.HsnrT isnD ui.feu--s-E
..s ..5sa. i -.,r, r .,,as
.... pa. r."
.. SOS
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05
CONS TIT ON
LIFE SYRUP.

positive and specific remedy for all diseases orr.
ginating from an Impure State Of the Bleod, and
for all lheredtsry) Dneses transmitted from parent
10 child. .'Ha-1T cg oh ph of
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BALTIM IRE

-S<AL L Il EQ- SItI
., l. o @ K H Q S,P,IfTl All.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK-
a.rp ~, ERY.3 GGh r.lLA4E
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED ~r5 l,ss I'D
DR. JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain,
~ Speedy and only Efectual Remedy in the
World for all Private Dseases Weakness Of the Back
Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Involuntary Discharges Impotency, Gene
al Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low
Spirits, Confusion of IDEAS Palpitaton Of the Heart
rimidity, Trcmbngs, Dimnesso Of Sight Giddiness,
Disease Of the Head. Throat Nose skin, Affections
# the Liver, Lungs; Stomach or Bowelsthose Terri
lie Disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of
ouththosc secret and solitary practices more fatal
their victims than the song Of Syrens TO the Ma
incrs OF Ulysses, blghng their most brilliant hopes
antcipations, rendering marriage, &c, impossi-
le ~
DL.th yOHJNGMEN 4EF~
specially who have become the victims of Solitary
ice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
nnually sweeps to an untifneiy grave thousands of
Young Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have entranced listen
ing Senntes with the hunders of eloquence wax ed
70 ecstaty the living Tyre may call with full con-
idence. i.' .'. @.
auoc MARRIAGE. ~ 3 ra.r.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being of physical weakness, organic
debility, deformties, &c, speedily cured ..
lie who places himself under the care Of DR., J
may religiously confde in his honor gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as Physician.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05
AGENTS WANTED.

you yant good Tin-ware, 90 % sMJT1I
! GENT iER'S New Shop q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05

reflect that sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites topromot6 connubial happiness.
Indeed without these, the journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadowcd
with despair and filed with tho melancholy re1ec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes bghted
III
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The product Of the silver mines Of the State Of
Nevada for the half year ending June 80, exceeded
81 ,00u-being at the rate Of sl4iOOo,0 QUO per
apnum.
NATIONAL BANKS The New York Commercial
Advertiser says:
One of the New York city national BANKS with
small capital, located on the North river side, and
doing business chiefly with eggs, butter and
chicken merchants, has recently discovered de-
falcaton on the part Of one of its boOk-keepers,
The defalcati0n commenced about ten years ago,
and 1t IL discovered thus fur that the deficit is equal
to abont haf the whole capital stock of the bank
The attention Of the controller Of the currency and
the clearinghouse will he well bestowed on
the investigation Of this matter The in
forests of the depositors and the public demand
thatthe facts shall be made known officially. The
developments in the Merchants National Bank at
Washington furnish warning to the controller OF
the currency not 10 postpone Immediate Official in
vestigation of the affairs of any National Bank re-
ported Ia be 10 difficulties, or the victim Of fraud
or carelessness on the part Of managers The
New York City Bank in question paid the defanlt
ing clerk salary Of $500 per annum, and recently
advanced il to 1900, sum wholly inadequate 10
support the family of a person qualified for a re-
sponsible position of trust in city bank, with OPP
portanities 10 steala quarter Of million. These
prapesterOusly low salaries are premium on ras
.cality, and the banks that pay them oughtto dis
continue business if they cannot atord propei
compensation TO those In their employment
GovEsNmeNr BouSTY BIIL.-The New Yorl
Express comments as follows on the above bill
We contradicted, on Saturday. the rumor tha
the bounty equalization bill would cost the treas
ury several hundred millions Of dollars. This in
correct opinioa Is based upon the bill first intro
duced into the Senate By Mr.. Wilson, which Nc
Biconllech. ID his paper sent to Congress- est
mAted would cost s25OOO OO0. The bill inall]
adopted il compromise between this measure
and the one introduced into the House by Genera
8chenek. The former provided for the paymen
of aim ner wear to sOi1ers whn had seryed three
wears, with government bounty Of notmore thar
500, The bnunty to be deducted from the amount
thus TO be paid them.
The latter provided for the deduction Of loca
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office, leaves this evening at s o'clock, for all
landings on Red River, The National is, b.
You'd doubt, one Of the most elegant and desirable
passenger packets in Red River. Her officers are
gentlemen Of well.kuown courtesy and obhglng
disposition as wellas thorough and efficient steam-
b0atmen.
IDAHoE FOR TRENTON AND MoNRoE.-The very
regular and excellent popular passenger packet
Idahoe, Capt. Nick. Mclaughlin, commander and
Capt. Sam. Llwsonin the Office, leaves ats O'Clock
this evening. We cheerfully commend the ldahoe
to-day to passengers bound up 0uachita River as
a tirstclass packet, uniting the qualifications Of
speed, comfort and safety.
LAFouRCHE, U. S. MAIL PACEET FOR BAYOU
SARA.-Ths fast and splendid q. S. NJ. packet. in
command of Capt. Y. b. Baranco, and Mr.. P. I.
Minor in the Office, leaves at her usual hour this
morning, at 10 o'clock, for the above and all
coast landings.
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ms cad of government bounty. The bill as passed
is estimated TO cost seventy FIVE to eighty millions
The paymaster general says that viii take three
years to examine the accounts Of the soldiers =
whom this extra bounty is due, The amount pa'a
each year will, therefore, be about sSIoJv,oVgg. an
United States has possession of United states
bonds amounting to $S2s, 725 l5o, as security l9r
CIRCULATING notes of national banks ana Don liis
amounting to $8s as security Tor a SpDes
tarIes Tba tofI amount of securities held, 1857,
o35 $50 During the past week national 6ank
no,ss anonntiag to s699 500, were issued, making
tbs as9reeate circulation 1886, l26S45,
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STEAM HIPS.
LIv ERPoOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at avsus and Queenstown land and smbark Mails
and PassenEers taking Cotton end signing bills OF lading
here al through freight ST. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
Storage passenger tickets by this line to bring
from Liverpool or Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult ..
The final port of may be either fixed on signing
the bills of adng by the holder of the bin
of adug within twelve hours after the steamers
at Liverpool thus aFordng the importer ths choice OF
markets.
V7ME BRIT1sH AND AMERICAN STEAM
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 p. JHmson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI .........l7l tous....J Campbell Captain
FLORIDA ........... 1857 a Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 ons....A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS 1895 T. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA ............ls 1923 VIM l. Mesney caPs
GAMBIA. 1851 tons.....J. Graham, Captain
CAROLINA 1871 .,..J Hsirby, Capitals
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. H p. P Couohs, Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl5 gold Is equivalent in
currency
For rates OF freight apply 70
HUNTER, AsgEw co, Il CAfoudslat street,
Consnees OF goods are respectfully present the
Bills o. Lsdng office pay their freight and obtain de
livery orders for the Same
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURoHE PACKET
ONCE WEEK.
Leaves every SATURDAY at ga -
Steamer j. M. SHARP-RENkY STRkCK, Master, jos.
DALFERtS Clerk -
E0R THNBODA UXVELLE, PAINTCOURG-
vle Napoeonvile, Dnnsdsnnvle, and all intermediate
coast lsndngs-Wil leave regularly above.
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention 70 SoA
freight and passengers, and will continue In the fsde Pe
nently. For freight OF passage apply on board.
Shippers in all responsible for tae peyehS
If freight j. S. RELF, Tchupptoulas street
VTRGIEIuS C. DEETZBL, Advertisips AEent
usual
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lHFssRsoH oEET August s, 1855
Arrived yesterday-ss Texas Beeyes and l0l
Hogs. sold-447 Texas Beeves. 200 Calves and
Yearlings, So Hogs, 1908 Sheep, Mich Cows
and GA Texas Cows with Calves, Stock on sale
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Notwithstanding UP,

sehr S B stebbins, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
Br schr Teresa, from Fampico
Br bark Florence Chapman, Whalen from Liver
pool, TO Ashbridge, Ocean &co
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MOBTLE-Steamer Sarah-4OOO SKIS corn $3.50
feet lumber $50 coils rope Il pcs bagging bbls Of
sugar kinds sugar
PENsA notwithstanding N Banks--850 SKIS
corn l75 bbls -four and sundries
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1arine 51nteIlMents.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 81 CAMP STREET, /
wednesday, August g. l5d6 5
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship n Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Halves & Bowen
Steamer Sarah, Blakeslee, for Mobile, Master
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n EFT THE BEsT +:
PHGEIx AND LEANER,

NEA
PHGNIx AND CLEANER.
The Daily Phoenix
Is published every morning. except Monday and contains t
LATEST NEWS, by telegraph and mails up to the houro
going editorials correspondence from different poinaS
miscellaneous reading tales poetry, Sketches ETC. etc esc
the quantity and quality reading to be ez
celled by any paper South Carolina Advertisements in
sorted on favorable terms
THE TRI-WEEKLY PRGEIX
Contains in number the reading embracing the
latest newb Of TWO ISSUES of the daily. It is published
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings.
The Cleaner
published every Wednesday morning It is the DESIRE sn6
will be the object of the proprietor make this eqaal to-
as It's name indicates
HOME COMPANION.
Besides the collection of the Of the the week
of literary matter such choice tales sketches anc
columnsis printed in form bind thus secures faith
full record and history nf passing events
ADVANCE
Daily paper, six months. o.
Tri-Weekly, - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b.
Weehy1 .....s.... D.
JULIAN a. sELBY Proprietor,
Columbia, s. q.
patton ROUGE ADVOCATES,
THB BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted at LOW PRICES
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the or
or by mail accompanied by the CASH.
i'm. TAYLOR Proprietor.
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Bark Brunswick, Sylvester, from Havana to B
Murison eco
Steamship Alliance, -, rom vera Cruz, 10
Perkins Jersey
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GEO. D. HITE, 81 Gravier street.
TITUS & GW5 RTNEY, Tchoupitoulas at.
G. DENTZEL, Advertising agent

vICKsBURG AND NATCHEZ PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SAT- RDAT, At
NOR DOEALDSONVHELE, PLAQUEMINE
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara, Fort AdamS Nat
chez, Waterproof ST. Joseph Rodney Grand Cult "arentoh
New Carthage and Vicksburg-The magnificent pAsBunle
Fashion p D Pratt, master, L Shaw and F. l.
K Ludwgsen clerk will leave above For freight pas
sage apply board or to JAS Butter & co,
10 ana II Fulton end u and 10 New eSee street
VIRGINIUS q. DENTTEII. Advertising Agent
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~ H1VV YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP o6aPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECF-THE NEW
and splendid sldevheol steamshps-
MORNING STAR. 2loO cons, Nelson, CommandsF.
EVENING STAR. 20ls tons. Delaney, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tous... Berry, Commander
RISING STARR. .28GO tons. -, Commander.
The new and arstclsss screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI 900 tons. ,.Furbur, Commanding
AERRIMAGR. 1000 tons. .vansce, Commanding
MARIPO LOO tons Quick, Commanding,
MONTEREY. 100 TONS Whitman Commanding
The and hrstclass steamship
.... MnrIposa,
/, 1900 TONS ...
WIN leave the Comranys Wharf Of Jackson Square,
On SATURDAY August II, at p. N
The Line composed Of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which built this country for any
Inc They every respect dted for and the
upon which they Their accommodations
ezceod By those Of other In the world
Es-PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight viii 10 received Companys warehouse the
landing ct tues daring business hours Conpany'a
freight viii always made low by other
itns
Ror s'uighs or passage appty 30
]. H. CoURTENAY, Agent
sCsrondelet street..
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ARRIVED Y esterany.
aTEAMDOATB.

Br schr Emma, Mccarthy from Tampico, to mas
ter-2d district Il - ...-.
STEAMBOATS,.
Ruth Duble. from St Louis.
Maggie HAYS, Hendrickson, from Cincinnati
Sonora, Hinckey, fIom Washington.
Idahoe, Mclaughlin, from Alabama Landing
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

APALACHICOLA.
FOR ArALAOHICoLA DIRECT.
To sail on THURSDAY, 9th instant, at g.
EOR APALACHICOLA DIRECT - THE
ast.sailing, fayorte steamship
Beaufort.
VII. HUToHrNs, Commander
Will sail as above, from Post II, First District
Fer freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DUNHAM, MoKNNELL CO.,
A Oarondelet street.
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

FOR BRozos .NTIAGo DIRECT.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS
Leaves SAr RDAY, 1lth inst, at SAN
FOR RBAZOS SANTIAGO-THE IRON
low.pressure sde-Whee steamer
Austin,
VIII leave above from foot of St. Joseph street.
rying the U, s mails.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply to l. c. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Rg- Bills of Lading signed at he agents office,
R8- Coal Oil received in met i packages only
MA of+his line will leave semimonthly for
the above port
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GALVESTON DIANOL
FOR GALVESTON, INL1ANoLA AND LAyACA.
MORGAN LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on THURSDAY, August @ at A If.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA. -, 30
Freight by this Galveston Layaca
reduced rates and low BY any other
eth r f the hOve ports.
Freight for rndiagolt ghteage the
expense and risk of conoignees
ETOR GALVESTON, TNDTANoLA AND LA
L vaca-The low pressure sidewheel steamship
w. G. ReWes,
D. s AUSTIN, Commander,
viii leave above, from the foot of st Joseph street
For freight OF passage apply on board, or 70
l. q HARRIS, Agent,
Bills Of Ladng signed ut the gents Office
these steamers, carrying the U. s. mails leave punctuay
rs advertised.
Goa Oil received in metal packages only.
CALVES AND INDIAaOLA
via
NEW ORLEANS, oPELnuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD AND HERWICK'S BAY.
The Travelling Public are Informed that the MORGAN
LINE of nrscass iron low PRESSURE side wheel Steamships
having elegant accommodations will her. after run in close
Railroad, leaving brashear every MONDAY and FIR DAY
the yRl Of the O'Clock passenger train from Agiers
The cad Ferry 6oat leaves the foot oil Canal stree at
~ O'Clock A. N.
Baggage checked through For passage freight apply to
Railroad Company, M, So Canal street
Office open from A. NJ TO NJ Sundays excepted Open
''e'U' G. VI R BAILEY General Superintendent.
New Orleans, August o, 1906
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FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMwELLs N. Y. AND N. O. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, 18th inst, at 8 A. NJ
NOR NEW KORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
Gen. Grant,
E,w. HOLMES, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf of Toulouse street. Second District
above.
First Cabin Passage
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
IL Carondelet street.
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BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR U. s MAIL PAcKET-TwloE A WEI
OPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WI DNESDAY, at 5 P. n.
and WASHINGTON EVERY SATU RDAY, at Pm.
LOB OPELoUsAs, WASHINGTON, FORT
L barre, M9utn OF Buyop Rouge, and al Intermediate
landings Bayou GOurtabeau and AtehatalayH RIVER
The New Orleans Gnd Opefousas Weekly Pa ket
steamer SennriR du place the Ireus, Hinckey.
ter NJ Kpnison, clerk, will above For freight
passage apply to j. +. CARLIN Agent,
80 Old LeYee street.
VIRGTNIUS O. DENTZEI4, Advertising Agent.
N BTh Sonora will take passengers for any pont the
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Iaaves Every SATURDAY, at O'Clock P
EN@R OPP EA4O USASs WASHINGTON POET BARRE,
mouth Bayou Rouge and all Intermediate landings on
Bayou Courabeeu Achaialays and Miss ssippi nyesThe
steamer CleOnn, u @. Pickett
master, j. y, schm clerk will leave above Returning,
will leave Washngton every "WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
10 O'Clock Particular attention phid to coast business RVr
freight or passage apply on board loot of St outs street.
V1RGIN1US c. DEHTzEI, Advertising Agent,
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The following are the exports o. quicksilver
FROM San Franuisco fer the FIRST six months OF this
year, as compared with the same period of 1865 :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at P. NJ commencing 0
THURSDAY, 18th Sept, at 5P.H
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VICEkSBURG

yICKSBURG, NATCHEz AND N.
REGULAR THURSDAY U, 8. MAIL PACKET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

The San Francisco receipts Of treasure from
different Sources during the past half.year, have
been aa follows through public ehannels:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-27
Qrelegtapbit.
FROM WASHINGTON,
NapOleOn's DIspaIch to Seward-A


NapOleOn's Dispatch to SeWard-A
Mistake.
New YORK Dec. 2G.-1'he Times Wash
ington special says: A cable dispatch pub
lished In New York to-day quotes the
MOniteur's statement that the French Gov
.rnment has never received the dispatch Of
secretary Seward dated the % Nov, adj
lrtSsed to Minister Bigelow, and published
in the official correspondence recently sent
by the President to Congress. | learn to-
| night from an authentic source that the
, Monlteur's statement Is incorrect. The re-
ply from Napoleon to Mr.. Stewards dispatch
above referred to was received by the Gov
ernment on the 9th Dec, which assured the
Government Of the good faith OF the En-
pcror. In this dispatch Napoleon stated
the time when the French army would be
removed from Mexico, expressed his salts
faction with the Sherman Campbell mis-
sion. and proposed to cooperate In estab-
fishing the restoration of the Republican
Government, but he thinks it will devOlve
upon the United States to maintain the
Government created. The Emperor also
suggests an election in Mexico be brought
about by the joint influence of the United
States and French Governments.
Death of Lieut.. Wilson.
Intelligence was received here to-day OF
the death OF Lieut.. Wilson, of the 9th
U. S. Cavalry, son of Senator Wilson, OF
Massachusetts. Lieut.. Wilson died In
Austin, Texas, yesterday morning.
Departure of lhe French HIinister-A
Policeman Shot by a Burglar.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Marquis De-
MonthOlon ex-French Minister, left here
to-day for France via New York. l5
At an early hour this morning policeman
Williams, while attempting to arrest two
burglars, was shot by one of them. The
ball struck baton before entering the
body, and has not been extracted. Will
liams lays in critical condition at home
The burglars escaped.