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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

Albany Oct 10, 1866
The market for beeves this week has OF the dull
est OF the buyers refused to purchase
decline AID holders lined mparativey until
day when made aud 200 800 head
hanged hands at prices ranging from sc live weight or
the down DC. the poorest LOCO 500
remain unsod. Sheep dur at 5ixc 6Lc Receipts
5000. rogs In good relres. at i0c. lie.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIA0E-COM
IA tanning nearly 500 paecs and 80 hne plates and
cravings OF the anatomy Of the human organs sts -
health and dacase with trsstse early error s dsg!e
authors plan Of treatnsntshe only successful
mode OF shown by tho report OF tested
truthful adviser the married those contempaaan1
marriage who would know their physical cendiucn esn6
Tree OF postage address, receipt Of &c IN sampD
postal currency Address DR. La crox. 81 Maiden AoA
Albany. n. Y. 4#@f 80
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MORTGAGE or $4,000 FOR sALE-FIyE YEARS.
M cent: good city property improved WORTH
thpn doube brokers noticed Address Mortgage box $50
Herald office.
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sehenck and the Bountyi

Wccopy from the Journal of this morn
ing---defeDding SCHENcK ,aa i5 Il,
q SOLDIRRs' BOuNrY 10y ester1lay we gave
an account of General ScheHck's efforts to
securp. the Equalization of DOunties, so
that all men who served the country In the
armies should receive equal bonnties. OF
course tltere was Il necessary limit to the
amount to be paid. In0rdindle bOuntieS
would have defeated tbe end In view, be-
cdnse che country is not able TO pay them.
Now is not that refreshing, in view of
the history Of tho last Congress! Millions
OF dollars for niggers under the Bureau
law Hundreds of thousands for extra pay
for congressman Aud millions for "lnor-
dinate bonntles" to niggers and compensa-
ton to owners of niggers; but not money
enough to make a better bounty law to the
soldier who preserved the Government
COOL We receive each year-or at least
did last year-$5GO,O 100000, of which sl7O,-
100000, was in gold. Where does it all
20?
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AnoIocizine for Schencl,,

The Journal is apologizing for ScHENCK
on the bounty question. Keep on, old fel-
low. But please explain why ScHENcK
could get all nigger bills through by even
a two-thirtls maiority-but couldn't sue
ceed anywhere elsel ...
That won't do! And if the journal will
also explain why General ScnENcK re-
sisted the increase of pay to soldiers to SIS
or $50 per month, he will do ms service.
We make the charge distinctly, and are ready
TO proUs il by tho Globe. .. = i.' l.I
DO you hear, Mr.. journal? Z? We stand
ready to prove. by the Globe that ScHENcK
(the soldiers irieudD defeated the effort of
Democrats to raise the pay from $l3 to SIS
or $40 a month; and that by ScnEScK it
was raised 10 only SIG a month We can
give the year, page, aud the debate.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
The Constitutional Amendment
Who Threatens Civil War.

Who Threatens Civil War.
We are not mnel, surprised at anything
that Appears IN tho Dayton journal bat we |
confess that la editorial Of this morning,
"WAR on PEACg,' ls little In advance OF
what we expected even from II.
The Southern States, being entitled, un-
der the Consultation, to a certain number
Of representatives, the Radicals say to-
them, you shall have your representatives
reduced nearly ome-halr unless von adopt
negro suffrage. This the Journal calls n
guarantee D that there shall DO no more re-
bellioni What set Of fools or towards
these men are that speak about guarantees
especially such guarantees. What guar
antees do we OF the North want, with our
wonderful resources. Immense navy, strong
standing army, inexhaustible wcalth,--es-
pccially to keep IN fealty TO the Constitn-
tion portion Of our country that we have
devastated and almost destroyed; people
without money, organization, ships, army,
capacity or desire for further trouble. A
man Is an ass that talks about the necessity
Of guarantees. We eau understand n Rad
ical who wants to have the negroes vote, IN
order to preserve the asccndancy of Tadi-
calism in power. There is some sense in
this. Aud here is the whole point. Radi-
calism desires TO return not simply ma
jority, but majority Of t,oo-t thirds in both
Houses. IL wants to control the next
Presidential election. And II Is In this
conncctioh-the Presidency that the peo-
~.
the Radicals and Of Immediately admitting
the Southern States to prevent a civilw war
Now let us see. In 1868 there viii be
electoral tickets In the field in all the States.
Conservative men will then insist iG upon
counting the electoral vote of the lthole
country, their candidates have majority Of
the electoral college, he shall be Inaugural.
ted-becauso he will have then received not
only the popular majority (Which LINCOLN
did not but also the Constitutional majOri-
ty RadicalisTn, IL it has the pluck to hold
out on it's present basis, will make war to
prevent this if il can. We doubt Its cpur-
age, we confess. But all conservative men
say, ana We say 'tliat he shall be inaugura-
ted as the next President of the United
States, who receives the Constitutional ma
jority ofdH the States.
The statement that the democracy, or
conservative men threaten civil war, If they
are defeated at the polls, Is a base lie, de-
liberately pennod by the writer for the
journal, with perfect knowledge that it
was utterly untrue. The only man who
has publicly avowed his determination to
resist the will of the people is that Radical
demagogue WILLIoH, who publicly pro-
claimed in Indiana, that IL defeated at the
polls, the Radical organization to which he
belonged, and which numbered hundreds
of thousands intended then to try By force
which was the strongest party. 'a
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DON'T Wake Them.

The journal plalntlyely calls ON the
Union men toawaket But they don't like
to awakel AS soon as they open their eyes
they see the Journal filed with ScHEHcK
and his accomplishments; and they awake
to ngger suffrage, Increased pay Of con-
gressmen, extra pay protective, tariffs aud
internal revenue laws that grind them 20
the earth. They feel batter when they are
asleep. They dream then of the good old
democratic days when tile total expend-
itures Of the Government were only $780,
100000; and when there were no high
tariffs, and revenue law was entirely un-
known, -
IL the Journal has any consideration for
its "Union men," it will let them sleep on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

n EwIs Gwl HNER, Of the etyy Of Iliehmond,
II tudtana, WIN take notice that Margaret
GWinncr, of, montgomery county, state of Ohio
did, oh the l2th day OF september, AZ D. 1895, file
hti, pet tion IN the Spierior 1OnrtOf said county
and state, against the said Lewis Gwinner and
Frederick tiwipner, individually andls adm mis-
trHtors'of Arnold twinner, deceased. Frederick
lansing and Frgneisca Panshg, his wife, John
Kurz, William MoAnany aud Isaac Trever. de
mahdhR RdoWeriR apart Of eIohortheast quarter
OF see 10, town range q, in Miami township, in
saul county contdrng tsres and 81 perchds OF
land, aud in another parcal OF land in said quarter
section, combining acres and l40 perches Of
land, and in in-lot No. rs KercheIs plat of the
town Of Aiamisbuyg, IN said county aud state as
the widow Of Arnold Gwinner, late OF said cdun-
ty, d0gensed. 0.-.t.....t .ts.llgt ftIl'F
And the said Lewis Gwinner Is notified that he
10 required 70 appear and answer said petition on
or before tho third Saturday after the a5th day OF
October, A. ID. 1866 .iI. E-IE III
MARGARET GWINNER.
i,oSsS y SAuKRrH, y o. a. liouE, Nttygf
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IsolIow the IlxnlnnIe

Maine votes for the Party that is devoted
10 her interests. Let Ohio do the same. Is
it not time that the toadies TO New Eng
land whom wehAye been sending to Con-
gress should beexehanged for Western men
devoted to Western Interests
sectionalism is the order Of the day. II
the West wauts any shO'O at the hands OF
the Federal Government It must look after
itself, Take warning from YankeedOn.
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Notice to Owners of Express
, t-'lS Wagons and Drays.
81 q s. A Ii
MAYORS OFFICE,
, DAYTON. o.. Septemler 10 1

t I'D fN'hoN'N N' 'oP'"niOoi -, ioOo y
Owners of Express Wagons and Drays that are
now In use IN tlIe city OF Day tom are hereby mott.
hod and required to furnish 10 the Mayor, on or
before the 25th day OF September, 1866, the mum
bcrs now used for said Express Wagons and DFay T.
residence. The object OF this requirement Is to
regulate the number Of each, from one MP 20 the
number now in use, and also for the purpose OF
keepng record of tho same as required by the
ordinances of the city, The person noM9lhlving
the least number W H. he entitled TO No. n aud 20
ON up. 't' ''- JONATHAN KENNfCY
Sei2dtt Mayor OF Dayton.
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a1fw 9Apertistmtnts.
A Fine Vineyard and Garden Lots
AT AUCTION.

w on II '''
Safgrddy September 70. az hao oeloeb p A,
IN Six Lots, OF from Tour 10 nVe acres each the
vineyard and Market garden (wi IL the house &s)
now oeenpiet by u. Baumabn adiniaingD Egry's
promises and George Lehmaps land, near the
Wnynesville pike. IN ffN 10 W N
These los lie upon thirty -thrce feet street and
arc hot only excellent land for Vineyards and
NnIdens but command almost unequalod views
OF the city and surrounding valley.
Terms One-third In cash and the balance Sc
cured by mortgages at one and two years with
interest CHARLES ANDERSON
se1ldtt llV E W MC(iOwEH AuCtoneer,
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SpffiaI NotIfts.
Rings Vegetable AInbrOsia


IL the most ponular TIhlR REsT0RATtvEl OF
the DAY. Ttiscieaner more richly pcfmmed. aud
is watrantyd to restore gray hair 70 its natural
colori stopits coming on; remove dandrun from
the scalp. and prevent baldness. Read the follow.
ing home testimony
.--......a.-.- CRRrIRIcATE.
The following is 10 certify that have used
.AlNGb lE0ErABLE AMBROsIA foS the past
4 X inonths. and have ionnd IN itihii thai y
claimed for IL 70 perform. MY head has hccn near
w bald for several yearewil be safe u SAY ing for
81 yeaIs, at leRst-And by adhering to the direc-
lions In The nsc OF the AMliROSlA, I am proud Go
say that nov have a nne growth OF healthy hair.
whilst all other restOrntycs have failed. I can
also testify as 20 It's qualities in restoring gray
hair 10 Us original color having II tested by
my most intima'e friends. I Know "a TO be supc-
rtor 70 al other reatorativos What do know I
know from experience, In reference to It's proper.
ties, aud ould recommend II to an as being the
best article In market WIN. AZ. HIPpARD.
Dayton, Ohio. August ~, 1890.
n. NJ. TUBRs \ Co, Props Peterboro, n. II.
For sale by all Druggists In Dayton and every
where Dr. W. w. W.SrEWART,
au25daw3m Wholesale Agent. Dayton, o.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
IN not 10 trust my wife, or any one else On NV
account, as Will pay debts OF other con tract
ing. seltds JACOB WERCKMANN. ,
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gtw advertisements.
To those who want Employment

M J. HOLLAND n co. want to engage i'm
w . mediately twenty energetic, persevering
men TO sell our new book-"rried and True" ono
agent reports twenty two sold In Que day; another
sold ifteem in six hours Every one huysit Il
Address w. j. HOLLAND n Coz "a
Seis Columbus Ohio.
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No 10 main sIreat, RnaRlrs . aiidinW.

Also, WholesaleAnd Retail dealer In Dry Goods
iroad Cloths, Cassimeres, Fancy Goods, Gloves,
isfActOry. ~ ~ -
RememBer = No. no Main street, empire,
Building, next door TO Goodlnan's 'y = sea
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

kobnck,s Mttters. a
stThere 10 many a true word spoken
IN 1est,1 said gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that ssssreembacks are good, but
.Itseacks are ,Retter.,'
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Business Notices.
DYSPEPSIA
Doctor
STRTCLAND'S
| TONIC.
m. HTnIcKIANn'a

~---| TONIC h conccn-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carminativcs TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndigcs-
ty Of the stomach, flatuleney aud Debility
II Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspcptic
persons. For sale by all Drugglsts every
where tSl per bottle.
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! NEw PERFUME ron THE HANDKERmIET.

MARRIAGE AND CBbIRAOY, an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases aud Abuses which prostrate the
vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
Of charge In scaled letter envelopes. Address, DR.
J. sKiLLN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
Pa aufflaw3m
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is warranted to be tile only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, noarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough s
Bronchitis and Group. Be
healing, soitening, and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for ali affections of tn G
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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7vauts.

WANTEB-A Carriage Trimmer, n Carriage
w Body maker, and n blacksmith AppIy 10
,. bANGDoN BRO, IS Main street sel2df
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2EIlaE LA.l lSUG .4RAT.A ~

OF REAL ESTATE PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF ALL KINDs-IIoUsE-
HOLD GOODS, &c,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
MEDICAL
A TEE'S AsUE CUEE,
FOR The
SPEEDY CURE OF INTERMITTENT FEVER,
Fever and Aaue. Remlltent Fever.
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AeUE, PERIODICAL HEAD
ACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE AND.
BILIOUS FEvERs

Indeed for the whole class of diseases originate 5r
arrangement caused by the Malata Of 1niasyg in hillary
Fever and Ague is not the only consequence countries
matte poison variety disorders air Of the nag
taon in maiarious districts which from It's rI
RHEUMATISM, GOuT, HEADACHE NEURALGIA
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, CATARRr BLINDNESS
PITATION, PAINFUL AFFECTION 4, ASTHMA par
MYSTERIES, PAIN IN THE Bo OF THE SPLEEN
ALYSIS, and DkRANG GEMENT @ WELs, COLO, Par
which, when originating In this IF THE STOMACH all
ting type become periodical Cause inernit.
poison from the blood and thu This CUREn expe the
only the etFectual remed cures them alike 1t is not
complaints it is the cb yever discovered this class of
safe No harm can arise eapes and moreover is perfectly
cured is left as healthy from its use and the patient be
this be said of otb The had had the disease Can
of this and its imy er cure for Ch Fever? 1t is
pIoipt cannot be oance to those afflicted with he co
Feye aud Aav over estimated So sure is it to cure fs
1oIv, g. that it may he ruthfuIly said to be car
One dealer complains that it is not good rt.
/ Prepared by r. 'lI1.g 80 ns,s'inoFho'a' " t@
l- Lowell Nasa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
NE. DE AKDBEE's
-PURR-
SARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of hA Pubc, City Country Trads
spectfuliy called to ths introduction of the
BAFsmpmrtHn ES9Gtera,
The NEST Pleasant Btter that ever
trodpeed this country The trade bo supplied
blythe following Grocers ana Druggists
Fatjo, Marks Co.. 43, IS and At New beVes street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and SO Tchouptouas street.
E. j. Hart Co.. 73. rs and II Tehouptoulas street.
L. BasSet, Gravier and Tehoupitoulas streets.
f. Avst q Cambou SO and 81 Old Leves street.
John T. Moore, Poydras and New Leyee strssts,
Vim. G. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras strestS.
Cass & Bowling, 30 Poydrss street.
T.W. Nnrsten, Druggist, cor. Magazine and Grayiar
TaEpas WALES Druggists, Royal and Custonnhouso
| @. n. MORRISON, Agent,
: Il Magazine ttrees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
PATENT CLOTHGS-W ASHER.
yEN13E ULIC CLOTHES wAaE4 EH
AND wREGER.

The best and most useful invention Ofth kind or s,yn
household labor ever invented.
more better recommendations for savirs so, a9o
and the wear and tear fabrics washed than any
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes and
out speedily or do satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
Thsts the case There rubbing Of the clothes
consequently no wear The wishing is com
potels thoroughly performed by she action of the whe
Send for circular giving full explanation, call
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
GoOdiRdpcoEaents offered to agents elsewhere,
s. NJ BARTON & CO.'S,
No. u TChoEpitoaias street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
nR. j. WHITES INSTITUTE
l2g CARoNDELET sTREET.
In rear of the City Hall.


implies health of body and mind
Whites experience for thrtyone years.
extensive practice In large cities have brought him
of every disease acute
and chronic
His remedies the stomach liver and blood al
secreons exceOns Of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of njung any part of the sys
@ constitution they and repair the injuries
the entire organism; with truly
a sound body
TheInstueis the of chronic
dseases Rhsumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
cis Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart, Lysr, spne Stomach, Bowels; Costveness
Dyspepsia, Scroula Kings Evil White swengs all Sores
Ulcers Ahoesses Cancers Piles FstEla Syphilis and GonOr
rhea in all their stages Mecual and hereditary sint all ra
cal impurities of ths Blood Jaundice Diseases of the Eys
Brain, Goitre Bg Eoc Diseases Of the Kidneys Grave
Dbetis, Dropsica Diseases, all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting nnd Nervous Afctons Sick Nervous Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondris Mysteries Fits
spams Werepeat the eyuptions of the akin all
ucers of whatever nature he ineipent CsHcar which
greyouy humanity speedily and permanently
One two hours spent at tha Institute with Dr. White
quenty weeks of fever othersueringB-Oenl life
Now that Communication open aga he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all of the country
| Consultation frse--stamps not a fnrgotaan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

EFrom John B. Wickarshau, ESQ arm of wickersham &
hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy Ioa
Works, No 259 Canal street
am the recipient from you of of the greatest
that be conferred viz: that Of health For
many have suffered from Of the annoying
and dcbiatisg complaints that the human family can bs
afflicted with-ChrUnie diarrlIna
During the long time suffering from thisdisease,
attended by regatar physicians giving temporary
relief The seemed remain until induced
Hooand's German Bitters Afts the bottles of
that valuable melhne1 the complaint seemed be
pletey eradicated often inwrdly thank you for such
valuable specific, and whenever lave opportunity cheer
fully recommend IL with ull confidence in its reliability
Yonrstruly, JOHN B. WlCKERSHAM.
New York, FEB. 2, 1862
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Re Sure You Set the Genuine.

We Sure yOu Get tHo
Preparedby Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, with his
signature wrapper and bis name oio" IN me oete
There are eounterfets in the market
prree-s,ngle bottle 81, or a half aozea for IS.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the article do not hs
put off by gny of the Intoxicating preparations that may DO
offered in its place but send to us and we will forward
securely packed by express,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY.
No. 6s1 Arch street, Phn@delnhia, Porn.
CHAs. NJ EVANS,
Proprietor,
FOrnerly g. NJ. JACKSON Z COS
For sails. by Druggists and Dealers in eye town in the
oHtss' sa@'ss' BARNES, WARD i co.
New Orleans Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
What the Patients Say OF DR.. mnsrIef,s
Pills and saivs,

Wh"t the Patlenta say OF DR.. MnggIeps
PHIs and saive.
The bess Pills for headache ever hadm
Ny liver works lfke engine, thanks to your Pfn
sm pleaeed to DR.. Naggiel that gyosld n
es, for the worid'
You will fad inclosed dolsgi Yopr Pills are cnIy
Is ceEts but consider them wDrtn to d0ilarm
Dear Doctor-Ay tongue had fur on every morning l
the back of Your Pills took it awa7.r
"Iook half pill and crushed DO vder and gave Il Ia
jelly my little babe for cholera orbus The dear little pct
well in three hours AFTER
suppose hardly worth whqs to tsA yoa my surned
foot has well from tbs Of your saIre Enclosed q
for another box to ksepin tbs hoass."
Send another box Of salve'
Enclosed fnd IS for two boxes Of your Maggies Pill
and one salve."
Ehe most gentle yet searching nedicasI ever eaowed'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
a VIGOROUS APPETITRl

And eorrespondingy strengthen dgession They tone the
Liver clear the Head and steady the Nerves those
are not familiar with the use OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
NHE OELGBRnATED
ARGYLE BITTERs.

The constant demand has inuoe the proprietor to
the manufacture Of the
ARGYLE B1TTERs.
This demand has been created entirely by the true merit of
their HEALING AND HEALTH RESTORING VIRTUES
They manufactured from the best mateals-entrely
vegetable, and free from all injurious ingredients.
They pleasant in taste and mild in their effects
Put up in quart bottles, same size as formerly.
E.B. wHEELoCK, Sole Proprietor.
WHEELOCK, TINLAY BALL,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
General Wholesale Agents
Fer sale aIso BY the following houses, in New Orleans
manufacturers prices
Barnes, ward co.. John l. Adams Il Co..
Bscoe q Simms, Smith Il McKenna,
G. NJ. Bsyey & Co, g. G. Garner & Co.,
Artcnr Stoue & Co, ]. H. Carter,
Fatjo Marks i Co, Isaacson Seixas & Co.,
Geo W. Byrne d Co., Shannon, Lewis Il Co,
Schmidt ( zeiglar,
And by Druggists and Dealers generally
|
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(NAPErAL PRIZE, 500, 900,
KENTUCKY sTATE ...
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
Covington, ky. a. Glass N, Thursday,
November 18th.
S G H z NJ z
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prlse ~: , s45oO
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing the SO 600 prize are 200
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the S. go prize 2,25O
9 approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the S., 900 prize are............... 1S00
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the numbers
drawing the St 500 prizes -re................. 800
Q approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nne
naming units of the of the numbers
drawing the 81 800 prizes are Observation-Disclosures. GOO
527 prizes amounting TO- 7noQ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

SrRA9ER CAMELIA FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
The fine and swift steamer Camelia, which has
been running to the watering places all the sum
mer, and is so well known in the trade, will here
after leave the lake end on the arrival Of the Pont
chartran cars as follows: Tuesdays and Thurs,
days at . o'clock A. NJ, and Saturdays 0t O'Clsck
p. NJ. Coming back, she will leave Ocean Springs
on Friday mornings and again on Wednesday eve
nngs, instead of Wednesday mornings as before
On the Saturdays trip she goes to Pascagoula,
which place she leaves on Sunday evening The
arrangement is such as to accommodate passen-
gers to the best advantage, and it would be well
for them to cut out the schedule as advertisedand
keep il in their pocket or memorandum books.
Mr.. Cohen NJ Soria, No. 10 Carondelet street, is
the agent Of the steamer, and will take pleasure in
giving all information desired by passengers OF
shippers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
DIR. MAGGTEL's PILLS,

as an ant6ious remedy, the following from v7ou
eef' viii BE- it's hoped, sufficient importance to justify
ihe quoting of them here: