davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-30
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 80.
ICE AS A MEDICINE. Quite marvellous re-

ICE AS A MEDICINE. Quite marvellous re-
suits have lately been noted from the use OF
ice applied to the spiual nerces. It's frequent
application in some severe cases OF apopicxy
las relieved the patient. 1t is applied to the
lumbar plexus Of nerves over the spine, al,
ternated with hot water to the feet. 4 case OF
.>ndoubted hydrophobia has been cured by
following that treatment The patient was
bound to the bed, face downwards, and tho
rough wet cuppng from the head down the
whole length Of the spine, followed with ice
applications for two Or three days unlnterrupt-
aGiy. Pulse and breathing became quiet, pain
gradually left him, and complete recovery was
he result. In the French hospitals, the Ice
.:eatment in cases otnervous debility, paralysis
Of the motor nerves, prolapsus utcrl, convu!-
si0ns fiom tcething, and puerperal commissions,
las been successful withoptI drop OF medicine.
!!'hc crea: secret Of the moCe Of treatment
consists in using the ice long enough to get its
'onic effects only, which is a nice point, and
requires great care from the medical attendant,
as short applications OF ice are powerfully
leurotouic, while It's TOO lengthy application
1cbilitates the patient. -N0t|oH.
low TO AVOID DAMP WALLs.-The follow
ing IS stated to be good remedy for damp
walls: Three quarters Of a pound Of snottled
soap to oae gallon Of water. This compost,
iicr 10 he laid over the brick work steadily and
carefully with large, fiat brush, 50 as not to
.o:m froth or iather on the surface. The
wash to remain twcnty-sour hours, 10 become
dry. Nix half pound OF alum. with twenty
Jour Of water; leave it stand fJs tweuty-tour
hours, and then apply It in the same manner
o2cr the coating Of soap. let this be done IN
dry weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-30
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
We have this day received q large addition to
our stock, consisting in part of Embroidered
and Checkered Grenadines, Grenadne Berages,
Mozambiques, S-4 French Muslin, Black and
Colored Muslins, Bombazines and Alpacas, 81
Black Berages, "a Grenadines and 81 Gro ,I De
Organdies, Lawns, Percals, Fancy and Mourn
ing Calicoes, Brown and White Linen, pills
and Ducks, Counterpanes, Brown and Black
Sheeting and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mid
ding and French Cassimeres, Cloths, &c, &c,
Many of these goods will be sold at greatly re-
nv 9-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAkER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
Expe1ss Yeaterdnr.

. M0BIiE-s Steamer Lncretia -2s bbls whisky Y
bbls molasses 3l2 bbls our $50 SKIS corn IA SKIS OF
coffee q cases liquor 42 hhds bacon bxs sugar
APALACHIC0LA,e etc-S Steamship Florida-T9
bbls whisky 500 bbls whisky 25 bbfs nolasses 70
bbls pork 10 tcs lard II ties hams 26 hhds bacon s
hhds sugar los SKIS corn 500 pkgs mdse
3 lNDIAN0LA AND GALVESTO TON--Steamship
2 Harris--62T bbls flour 1887 SKIS corn 1000 SKIS
salt600 SKIS oats 304 SKIS coffee 524 hxs candles 625
pkgs groceries 80 cases mdse 80 OK wagons
NEW Y0RK-St Steamship Missouri-493 bales
cotton 27l5 bbls -four 1l8 bales goat skins $2950
in specie "a bales leather bxs mdse
GAllV teamship Elizabeth Read-SoO
bbs apples rs bbls four 275 SKIS corn so bxs can
dies IS bxs mdse and lot machinery
BOST0N--Ship Ganova--l407 bales cotton 1896
bbs flour 1000 slaves 5565 horns I6 bales moss 80
tons iron
CORPUS CHRISTI-Schr Mountain Home-100
pgks sundres 20 bbls -four 1878 feet lumber 2 els
rope lot machinery and sundries
GALYEST0N 0N-schr Florida--6O,OO0 feet lum-
Der 10000 shingles
PENSAC0LA-SIo Red Jaeket-40OO ORANGES
500 head cabbage 15 bbls onions
GIBRALTAR Bark Conquest 100 slaves
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
1iper SnlaILiatlLfe.
9REseEHr GFFscE, No. o. Camp Street,
=. NNalltlAs dnar Ma.rs1fian. fAaA,i.a.l. IL. -iaE

"wednesday Morning. October ii, 1900 /
The weather yeAterday was warm hut pleasant
Ibe dust on the levee ii getting qnite tronble.
ASgns. but We can bsar withsths nuisance, know
apg full vel that this season 81 bright and dry
weather Is profitable to the planters, and enables
thein % gather ID their crops without hindrance,
shersfaFs creating business for our steamboat
fSiends Great activity prevailed on TIE isvee.
al of tie boats got OF with profitable trips, and
especially the magnificent steamer Robt. d. Lee,
sJapts Cannon Multitudes of our cisizens aocked
" the lcyee for the purpose Of witnessing the
aaavsIaenta ID backing out and heading up stream
on tltia her tirat to jcksbnfg3 and bidding her
Saoa speed May she prove as prosperous SIS her
ysateapr prIsing owner deserves
9 return our thanks for favOss, 10 the officers
af steamers Thomas Powell, Sc. Nicholas, W. il.
e1sbarn Iron City y. D, Hinde, Idahoe. Sonora
sss1 Lady Gay,
he Light draft packet Iron City, Captain VS. j.
1AaAfthur, arrived yesterday from st. Louis. She
y ue u the sAlest little big boats shat we have
seen fer snEne time. Captain Nc Arthur intends
aratking hsr.in the Red river trade she viii not
2saze feF ths present. Wewill give at some other
aine her day of dspastufa.
Hhs Sonora e now reeeiving, and leaves for
sttaiapas tomorrow evening, paaitiyeIv.
2he Enara, Liaze fata aHa Psoneer ars alI Il. |
eating sor Rcd river, The safe aud pioneer sre |
anuonaced fog tosday and The Elnors foy. II.
marrow.
We would inform all Of opr shippers that Here
Il elerk on tho lsyee receiving tbs morning Far
6Ae Gen, Qnftnan She WILL be at tie landing I'M
xeornigigs and viii leave agais to-morrow evening
Eor tsfeeAYilIe Aid the Bends she WIN lake aIl
fesfght for The Yazop river and will take Il
sArough quicker than BY amy other conveyance al
5e CONNECTS With iglt draft packets at gicksBure
for ail landings on 9azon river
Tlie Cuba from Red river and Henry Anes from
Sss Louis are The next beats eSpeoted.
The regular "Wednesday packet Idahoe Is reeeiv.5
log and leaves to-day for Monroe. Trenton and all
way landings on Tie 0aachita river,
For the information Of our steamboat friends,
he puhlaI TIE following section Of the health
ordinance Of the city, which was adopted on the
"a August last and rs now law, which becomes an
sortant feature for those Interested. % take due
saatlce and govern themselves accordingly;
gzoToS Is. No vessel, boat or water craft of any
isbl. and 20 railflad car truck, wagon, cart or
sltler vehicle, and no person Of persons by any
Gaha Qf carriage er eHnYey yaace; shall Introduce
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
TOWBOATs.
f. LINE.


COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEwHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoArs:
Achilles, side-wheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, slde-wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller CAPT. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELTLLE
RepublIc, Propeller CAPT. sFuRTEyANT.
Wieaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT
Tecnmaeh, Propeller CAPT soHEhLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEy.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT, AVERILL.
The Achilles having large capacity is well adapted for
1ightering outside the Bar.
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable of throwing at lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute.
The number and vel power of these boats demon
'trated last guarantee that no unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms of towAg0 ligherage of pumps appyto
EDw. A, YoRKE CO..
83 PoydraR street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

NoB NEW YOEgK DIREOT-FHE FINE
Ocean Steamships w.
MORNING STAR. .25Oa tons. Nelson, Commander,
EVENING STAR. .2l0l tons. !. Kpapp pnmmandsr
GUIDING STAR. .2sOO tonB. Berry Commands
A1ssIsslPPI.,.,..-22 .-22O0 tous. Summer Commauter
AERR1MACK .2200 tons. yansice Commander
hANANA...".... 20 . tons .Furber, Commander
MoNTEREH.,..,... .l400 tons. >. Whitman, Commander
MAHlPoSA-.s........l4o0to tons. Quick, Commander
aATAHzAS...... -. 400 tons. :. -, Commander
MISSOURI .ls00 TONS. -, Commander
Missouri,
HUDSON, Commander,
WIN leave TUESDAY October l6 ats P NJ, from the Com.
psny'S Wharf, in front of jackson Square
The steamship
AEerrimack,
VAN sToE, Commander,
win Leave on SATURDAY, October 2Oth ats O'Clock A. NJ
from the Company's wharf, in front jackson Square
Freight will bsrecSyed by this Line upon the oompany,s
Wharf, at all times during business hours and the rates for
freight and passage will be low 40 by any other regular
limo.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEvY, Agent
sS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
G. K. GARRISON, President
Bowling Green strsef, New York.
FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
To sail on SATURDAY, Oct. 20, at 7P.m.
FOR NEW YORK-THE SPLENDID STEAM.
ship
Huntsville,
G RYDER Master
Will leave as above from wharf, Cont street.
For freight passage apply to
DAVID McCoARD, l62 Common street
FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwEIIs N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, Oct, 90 at SAN.
FoR NEW YoRK-THE FAST AND FAyoRIrE
George Washington,
E. V. GAGER, Commander
will leave wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above,
First Cabin Passage .......,..,........... $50.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
A. Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

Tie New York Tribune sharls about The post
o nenent of NJ. Daviss trial after the following
elegant fashion
Ahefe IS q eonglomeration of shuttle, sham,
hlFs and sneak in the treatment of this prisoner
@1ieltls calculated to nauseate the civilized world
and iof which somebody will yet be held I'd q
sfel4 responsibility. Every manly instinct de.
snf Dayis should be- promptly tried; and III
M II not 10 be tried or Is only to be subjected to
II costly and mischiaYaus sham trial with no ex5
eetatlon or desire of eonyicting him, be should
a1a aiheTatedi RI once. and if he is to be tried
Ier treason, then the charge Of assassination
ahaIild ne ret etFaeted as publicly as it was made.
AND ltis tho duty OF the executive, through his
1teFneg general toaet promptly and frankly iii
Fseas premises, 50 as TO relieve the government
from the anIputaticn of caiumniating an enemy
asaa holding for eighteen months prisoner whom
s1t dare net put on trial EAa American peonle
as,e Being disgFaced by the gcts of their rulers.
I'D flay mIist insist on = speedy change.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

aaa steamship Missouri, Capt Henderson.
sailed laat eveniug for New York, with full
freight and ftis following passengers:
F5H hAslliHgs Thas Kelly, II Acrafarty C g. Ghsppel
Masoas X kttteFys III. Boat, Mi. Fetit and three
raii9rens AID iftsAfss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
ATTAKAP 8.
REGULAR ATTAKAP4s PA1KET7

REGULAR ATTAKAPAs PACKET,
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
HNoM ST. MARTEEsVGI.E H. FAUssrE l,or,,,
New Iberia, Jrannerets Gharntnn F,ant q; UNI,
Ss Wv ts9 n 5b Ps a" d dss es9ifS
Broad, master p Trousdae cier6 viii 80 a a aoIii H H.
S%msbor GHo SF aS Sd q nn sn passesF s
For freight NM n passage apply On beard Le or 5lTef to
d, fRiG5iE, H1Np u \ TGRpr b p !; ;i,o9is street,
ore MgNTEGN % s. LoS,a Li, te9 sfrse oommon street
'lKaINIUs 9, pEF fzEI, AdVertisina Siyyat Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
'SilarIlle sSnteIIiarllre.
CRESCENT OrFIuE, No. o. CAMP sTaEEr.
WednesdAy October IT. lsf6

Steamship Missouri, Hudson, for New York,
VIM Creevy
and Indianola, IC Harris
Steamship Florida, o,Leary, for Apalachcola and
St Marks, Post n Hobby
Steamship Elizabeth Read Sinclair, for GalgestoG
Hawes 81 Bowen
-. Huntington Bros
Bark Conquest, Homes FOR Gibraltar for orders,
Master
schr Mountain Home, Motzen. for Corpus Christi,
Jos Kelley
Schr florida, Adams, fer Galveston, IN Pike
sloop Red Jacket Cafero, for Pensacola, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
Imports yesteraax.

HAyANA-Brig Sir Robt Peel l--296 bhds nolas.
ses 66 tcs do 26 bbls do 20 bbls honey Troisgros
20 passengers
HAyANA-Sehr Helena-25, hhds molasses lis
hhds sugar SO ties do 81. bbls sugar Il bxs do to
Hanna &co
MONTGOMERY (Ala)--steamer vigo-86 bbls
turpentine 2S6 bbls rosin gower & Garner-S6 do
Simon & Heler-sundries to order
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
Clinton l57 head cattle to MeQuoid, Mehle Eco
sundres to order
M0BILE-Steamer Louise-sundries to order
NEW YORK-Ship Ceres-Astd mdse
NEW Y0RK-steamship RaIeigh-Astd mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

sa aayal officer at New u Y6rk He Il TIE man who
was recommended to this Office BY Gen Dix. ana
one oi Gen. Dixs motives for praferring the mis-
sSioH TO France is this that he d0esaf t think it
proper to keep for himself an office which he
wished no be given to d friend. Col LudIow mas
neen AZ active e eonserYatigen politician all his
Hlfe he issa man Of shout SO, man of property
and ut high character possesses beautiful wife
ailq stands hgb among the New York upper tens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

p r Carroll {Seo--ls Male, Day &co-l5 j /, Lee
&coE-t5 do 70 order1--l4 Blanchin y Girand-1O
Noisin y Tlrouet-9 J 4 pardos-3 w Edwards Il
| eo--Gritdn n Poroh---5 Payne, Huntington &co-9
Watts, Hathorn Sco-l4 Summers 4 Brannins-3
Gaross &co--5 Oher, Atwater &co-3 Ben Toleda
no j l. Couret-2 4 II Dunbar--l to Bres e. o..
brienml9O SKIS cotton seed Maginnis-2 sacks
wool Blanehin u Giraud--S0 head cattle 7 q Noel
sundres to order-'Botal 2l5 bales cotton
I 0UACHI'TA RlVER-Steamer Idahoe--43 bales
cotton i H & j NJ AAen--37 Williams Nixon ,Sco
rs Whited &co-20 Wood, Low & Ludwigsen--.
Is Nalle, Day &oo-l5 Pitcher & BarrowZl4 do
jno ! Hardie &co-l2 Levy & HAAS Randall Il
coll Howard, Prestons 4 Barrett--6 j b Blair Il
eo-9 Higgins &co--4 Ghilders, Tarleton SEQ
q Jackson-3 Kelly AGO. D P Logan &
co trancke & Danneel-1 Fl Ware s. BroSI do
Griffin g. ,Porch--l NJ ] Zuntz--3 do M Gillis Sco-
y bdls furs Pitcher u Barrow sundries to order
Total 240 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thos Powell-23 bales
cotton Charpentier-l6 do L Grande &eo-l3
do Hy Tete--I2 do R G Moore-l do Nv Won Phnl
lr &co-f6 bales moss SKIS seed cotton j Ne Walsh
do III Labusquere-T4l SKIS cotton seed S G Fair.
ehild-l52 do Webster & MeKay-122 do to r @
Moore-2 bbs molasses F ] DaSilya-1 bblspe.
cans NJ Pape-10 bales cotton to Z W Rodd-sun.
dries to order-Total rs bales cotton Z SKIS seed
cotton
FORT JAoKsoN-steamer Brown-44
SKIS rice a D Salyant-1l7 do r Martini bdl rags
SKIS seed cottonJ w Burbridge &co-S do f Mar
tin--6 do Seward & Glynn--S do Wilkinson 81 Ra.
ceel-2 bdls hides Monier & DuBray-37 SKIS bran
"A oOcOla--S0 SKIS potatoes j DaYid-Sundries to
order-Total IS SKIS cotton
ST N1ARTINSEILLE-Stea Sonora-9 his
cotton Ober, Atwater &co-l0 bales moss tons
IRON Price, Hine Tupper-50 do to j e Carlin-3
bales moss " hides Montague s. Carloss-lsO do
Plauche X Wiltz-40 900 feet lumber J A Brown
10000 90 Samuels-sundries to order-Total 8 bis
cotton
Receipts by Railroads.
N. o., ]. Il G. N. R. R-Oct l6-47 bales Of
cotton Il & j N Allen-l5 do Carroll, Hoy SEQ
l0 " s henderson, Lacey, Terry &co-2 ] j
Miehle-l3 ] R Powel-6 Th0rnhill j. Richardson
W Greene u Bros-l Payne, Huntington eco
M j Iunts-6 W Fellowes jr-5 Hogan q Patton
2 Harvey, McMahon &eo-33 Summers & Branpins
"a r Pritahard--6 Merritt, Dunham McKinnell &
Co.'S Alcus; Scherck u Autey-S NJ Hillar &co-
10 Warren, Crawford &co--2 J Adams Sco-lO
FL Allison &eo--9 Ober, Atwater &co-7 do w a
johnson &eo-l2,800 feet lumber Gubernator
&co-8500 do to Baker l. Adams-5O bbls rosin To
A D Hfnke &co-l car cattle Falls &co-3 bbls
turpentine Ethel 4 Tbomas-Total $50 bales cot
ton
N. O., o. 6 G. W. R. .R.-oct 1856 bales of
moss Montague & Carloss--3 do j NJ Knight-3 do
bbls potatoes 10 SKIS cotton 3 Whte-6 bales of
COTTON u Grande &co--l do to j B Murison tSco--1
do 6 W Bancker &Go-4J N Urquhart-S r s q |
+ Schelsinger--5 do Hewitt, Norton &co-3 do
Lapene u Ferre-2 SKIS peas SKIS rice IL bbls rice
bbls pecans L Surle-4 bbs rice j Adams SEQ
bbls potatoes Given, Watts &eo-4 SKIS rice to NJ
Labusqnere- -sundries to order-Total g bales Of
cotton 10 SKIS cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

Thos Powell, Dalferes, from Thihodaux,
Sonora, Broad, from st MartinsviIla.
kigo, Shields, from Montgomery Ala Bash
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

TnE CAFglE PLAeUH. Tie rinasFpest was frst
sassserTea IL EngfAnd IA the Waek ending June al
1865. Ii that week thirty beasts were attacked
snd the disease attained its maximum III the week
enaing February II. 1856, during which time The
attaeks numbered 1906 The number of cattle
: Host vas about four and a-half per cent. Of the
whcta estimated ordinary stock df Great Britain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

p
81 iSsTANeE or " RAvAaEs M ALABAMA -
+s3ae 81 the editors Of the Selma Messenger.
VTltang from nsealoosa, on the 2eth ult., SAYS:
4 4 7tts business in The court. house led me To
INTO the financial condition Of this portion
tae country, and learn that slleriifss sales are
IKE 9alig SO common thai almost no purchasers
are taund fer the valuable lands ana other
properly exposed for sale a gentleman informed
5fe that some twenty farnlers had been sold out
saaset their lands bringing less than 81 per acre
a sad instance of reverseso of fortune produced
!, ~ the var was mentioned in the case OF old Mr.
sewests Of this coatry, whose estate was sold
2Gf qf the FIRST Monday in this month At the
xreaking ont Of the war, he was the wealtbiest
SEllzen oT luscaloosa county. He owned three
st ana sixty slaves and large tracfs Of land
ass aaq arge sums Of money ont at interest, se
gasea o2 mortgage on negro property and land
rs n as Aornespuns economical country1nan who
sat everything at the lowest price for cash.
2se ad ms bills before the doctor lett
sas mouse. " hen Cen Groxton came to Tusoa-
segsa he took from this old man some forty head
oa horses and mules, all his money, provisions,
sssc. which was his first calamity. Next came
ernancip patton, which swept his slave property.
IS me the breaking up of ali The men TO whom
reyfstt had loaned money, or for whom be stood
80 nfity Finally an execution was levied on his
1El1ierty for few thousand dollars, and all his
AZ a estate was sold under the sheriffss hammer
10F $500.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
oPELoUsAs.
WHITE JSIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY. goth inst at5r.m.
FSSR WHETE RIVER, LITTLE RED AMI
L Dig BLACK nvers-The elegant Al passenger packet
1ndy Franklin,
Capt, FINKBINE
Leaves owe for St. ghnrles Crockett's Bnr Ahdoa
VA rndon DeYnls fhf Des Arc, Augusta tirand ,SInn
Jaeksopori heto vY Aa all bindings On White hirer pi
hg sight' to MsS5 Point Searey and landings on lila
and ttt In adings Biz Bllrk Riyer ' ''"s
The steamer lstiY fans lin S nav M 1r.sgo,ro. ,
and shippers hisy rely her punGaav and pernAntmc
in the trade, taFinfs every alternate SATURDAY, sti'e
foF p'i ~ lftEA passage apply board or IN
r.,ar,.-.rIiPLkN Il rLEARY, 81 Canal Etreet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17


f." ....
RFG1rrAR SENT 1roNrzry- rrNr
+N+1" izAiN st1'il aoNiHhf LINE
n5 uNe
Leaysg on SATURDAY, October 27 at NJ, precisely
AND KEY WEST ca,rv,rs A. rr,,t., s...., ,.s,,-
mn 1p,,r,,,1r ,-,,,,., ~, .--,--. -
fhhotdH TICKETS TO NEW YORK. .ss6O
This Line comprises the following 6rscass steamships
IONS IONS T rbas hS'ns ssia gommandsr
"
and ds WASH " a viii sail for Baltimore via Havana
For freight having unsurpassed aceommoda,
lions apply 70 WlfHERsPooN aALsEYl Agents,
B-No bills of 1adina Int those w t aTonue et street 1
signed Permits for freight must BE- procured from This
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

Forming Regular semiwoeky Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
xA1oo RIVER.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND va oo pTvrr
PACKET
deaT''s New Orleans Every Mt5rnate WEDNESDAY,
nv 1AAoS AND rALLAuArEHIE r yERs-
a'e teRm a-fEiN, T. MOut8ua MASTER i w Shanl:S
" y s4ES s lirat reg E mmqPtb r to Greeuwo dmd
and Fieksbn aud al landings Oh Ya1no river For ylGbt
or passage, apply on board or to '7'
\ GELLns q G EAETSEY, lS Front srees
Gh.t u. HOE IL lcltUupitnuas ssseet
The Lilly will leave her irst "trip on We9grsday i7tb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
e2flealsa atlp GTesEeat,
s'saSals n me T.rlasipai IFoaels.

EIsiis EssAY MoRNINs, oeroBER IA ,sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMfANy,s STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
STEAMSHIPS STEAMSHIPS.
Nnw s<<1RJk.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
Observation-Disclosures
BALTIMORE.

THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

REGULAR sEM1-NoNrHLY LINE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

Leaves on SATURDAY. October 81, at p M precisely.
FOE BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United State, mails
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

within the limits Of the city from beyond them,
aHy description whatever calculated to produce
laieetioH orin any way to jnjure OF enaanuer
nealth under penalty of not less than. twenty
ave dollars nor more than one hundred dollars II
gfQpsse9, that Iae Board OF Health shall be em-
powered to give permit for the Introduction of
hides, bones, peltry and rags, in cases ia which
they shall be satisfied thai no noxious effects are
tn he feared from tba.,s e ''-'S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

This Line comprises the following frst.cass steamships
LIBERTY 200 tons VIM, Rollins Commander
GUBA....,.., HOO tons. .Thos A Balm Commander
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
hEENYILLE, YIGKSBURG, NATCHEZ AND NEW
ORLEANS u. $. MAIL PACKET

ANoR taR REEhVfLLE, GRAND LARE FRINGE
r ton Ashtgn Skpwith Providence, Goodrch's Landing
81 ssSsns Ssdn B9Hd d gf5sbgg kecbez Grand Gulf Rodney
hoAge Donadsonye and all Intermediate andingsf6s m
SuIp'SIeu , passenger steamer Gen. 1nS. a aSnitmnn
a. 81 "hte, master, Tom j. Howard clerk viii leave as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

fcr receivin their sanctifei souls in Paradise.
Treason the dickens Where's your diciionary.
heres Danl Webster? Where's the history oi
the American reyolgtious2
No ii ANT treason uor rees5u-but i is deyel-
ISL internal rhumsn hate. u hat 90 they keep
Mr. Davis IN Jail for? ! hear sum say that d
alut Mr. Johus7n's voluntary d5iucs but the
tlemepgious pressure Of sGrIcaaj.ug c-rcur-
stances. burn the circumstances. Amt Mr..
Davis a great and good man If Andy john
son amt an iu6del, wouldent he swap chances
for heaven with him AID give all his earthly
estate to boot. If Mr.. Davis's honor and integri-
", and patriotism, and true courage were
weighing in q balance against Summers and
Stevens, and all his enemies. wouldent ne out
weigh en- all Wont his conduct in Mexico.
ard in tie late war, and his nobility q charac-
ter live long snd grow bright IN his history,
while tie memory Of the hoWus that are o4yng
him IN HE dungeon viii sink into oblivion l
think sc-;hars what say, and I'll bet on u,
and Charles O'Coaner and all the women il the
country viii 60 nay halves
There Is plenty more o. Mr. Arp at aaud,
but We presume our readers have enough
Of blm for cace. And nov, what shall Ue
say Of tie state offeeling IN the State where
such sentiments as We have quoted above,
form the burden IF private correspondence,
and th. fayori.c selections Tor public read
ing? VIII II do quite yc; TO rely fully ca
the ami;y loyalty CT voluntary submission
to rightiul authority, Of such Q people?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

RoBBERY IN STARksBoRo.-Lionel Hill town
treasurer of StarksbOro, found on Monday last
that town money to the amount of $500
had been distracted from his SECRETARY y
during two days absence. Suspicion at
once fell upon bis servant girl, a Mrs. Celia
Peek, who was tnereupon arrested together
with her brother who was supposed to be an
accomplish in the affair. They were brought
before John Lane, Esq., plead not guilty bat
after the evidence they were bound up for
appearance at court in the sum of $1,000. AZ
ter the decision, an offer to release the par
ties if they would bring forward the money,
which had been made to them and declined
before the examination, was renewed, when
Mrs. Peck confessed the robbery and dis
closed the place of concealmens of the mon
ey. 1t was found where she had indicated
In the rocks upon the premises of Mr.. Law
renee. The Pecks were then released. No
doubt of the innocence of Mr.. Peck is now
entertained.