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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-22
nR, j. WHITES INsTITUTE-
l27 CARONDELET STREET
In rear of the City Han.

The first aim of human beings is happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
DR. Whites experience and for hirtyone years.
an extensive practice large cities have brought him
treatment vast amount every form of disease both acute
and chronic
remedies the stomach. liver and blood and all
secreons and excreons of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition of njung part of the sys-
tenn constitution they renovae and repair the injuries
and entire organs with truly sound mind in
sound body
The Institute established for the acute and chronic
diseases Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn-
chits Asthma Consumption and all diseases OF the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine Stomach Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia scrofua Kings Evil White Swengs all Sores,
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fsua Syphilis and Gonor-
rhea in all their stages MeGurai and hereditary tan all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundce, Diseases of the Eyes,
Brain, Gotre dig Nec Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
Diabens, Dropsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Aecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondria, Mysteries Fits
spas We repeat the eruptions the skim all sorts of
ucer OF Whatever nature to the ncpent Cancer which
seFousy ahlct humanity speedily and permanently cured
One or two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White fire.
quenty save weeks of fever other suerngs-een le
Now that communication open again. calls per-
sonay and by letter as formally from all parts Of the country
Consultation tree-stamps not forgotten"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-22
nK. DE ANDRES
RSAPARILLA BITTERS.

I NK. DE ANDREE7S
SARSAP RILLA BITTERS.
The attention of the Public City and Country Trade
spectfufy called to the Introduction of the
SarsnparilIa Ritters,
The Pleasant valuable Bers that has ever been
troduced in this country The trade general supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks & Co.. 43, 45 and At New Leyee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
E. j. Hart Co., 70, rs and II Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset, Gravier and Tchouptouas Streets
F. Avet & Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Leyee street.
John T. Moore, Poydras and New Levee Streets
VIM. G. MITCHELL cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass g. Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
T. ". Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and tliHvier
Turner Wailes Druggists, Royal and Customhouse
G. N MORRISON, Agent
u Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-22
eNqtu 0rlea1rs 4ailp Gresttnt.
OFFICIAL.
r EASING OF THE NEW CANAI.-xu

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
" New Orleans, February 10th, 1866. (
In conformity to the following act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, sealed proposals will be received
at this office for the period Of twenty days from
the date hereof, for the LEASE OF THE NEW
CANAL, on the terms and conditions set forth in
the act hereto annexed.
Proposals to be addressed to the Governor OF
the State and Endorsed " Proposals for Leasing
the New Canaln
.. J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-22
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DUrxAm, Koss. MERCHANTS.
JAMES N. PUTNAM, formerly I, 9. 7
stouSs, Of Shreveport Capt W s Ct ef The
General Commission, Receiving ~
wardIne Merchants,
SHREVEPORT, LA.
VIII devote their attention exclusively to tbs above Business
in the SALE, SHIPMENT or PURCHASE Of COTTON,
WOOL HIDES any article of merchandise All business
will be attended to with and promptness.
JOSEPH HI. OGLEsBY,
d4ATE oGLEsBY i MAcAULAY3
Commlssion Merchant,
NOS. g. 70 AND u TCHoUPIToULAs STREET,
NEW osLEANs.
MCILvAINE BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. - Broad Street, New York.
Cash advances made on shipments the above house by
JOSEPH Il. oGLEsBY,
.,5 .. g. 70 and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
>. d.ATE OF AUSTIN, TExAs3
General Commission Merchant,
NO. Is CARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF UNION,
re" onAHANe
former eorresnondents and their friends eensralv f Mr.
N. sWENsON who continues the General Commission bust
at their old Office assisted by the undersigned and others
formerly connected with the house. $1,000
g. I Z k hhahsss'
= .,Es Uv,c,,T
"a 2 CarondeIet street. " g
..m.- e 80 otAh ' 'AS s'ISe" aa~ Il.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold.
ADVANCES made on eons'gnmens 70 o. a. n MeMas.sr
nlo 1're.poo.' -. -,e" ~
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go Nener"i com"iss'on "eFchansss
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FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sfoREa
Collections Consignents to Sell and Orders to Purchase
ss ses given to Receiving and
og 3;hsra, Cash Advances made on consipnn,ents
|--------- - -. 1890.
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NAM,
Mercbants.
Wholesale and Retail, Dealersin
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$3.50
Kayou aa~a 70
,rs,rass at .h.,r ala stand
solicit renewal Of former patronage.
A STEWART q Co.
80. "
| Dealers in
No Peter, 1.r New 1evs. street come, Of Cana, .,ss.
OPPOSITE rHE CUSTOM House,
| New Oreans, La
Strict attention paid to the Sale and Storage of all kinds
Liberal Cash Advances made On ant
e.o.p. A.ee. e1.enss
ID
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
|
l. ~. - oA.on s.-ss.. y lew ~1.e-.a-.
Il.
| No. STORY I BUILDING
oppoSNe o' MUCH oo.nss oap anu
Liberal advances made on conscnments of Cotton suga
Bagging, Rope and Western Produce,
,ro-,,, - <,-,
j H. D e~ %O''
o. B. HOOD, JOHN G. BARELLl, FRED N. THAYER
I'm couyoy srpErn
Sseeono fioor'
| Hrs ., mr. CIT
FRANK w. WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER q, BLACK,
| comr,,su,o, nxarcb.rt.
| 81 BEAVER STREET NEW YORK
~ d. NOEL,
eo, n an. lI,.'Ss
| ~
| STOCK LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
Satisfactory references given.
USHER 81 WARDAN,
THOs F. FISHER, late of New Orleans; sAML A
En,.,,r,,,na nJernh,u+.
No. lol N. SECOND STREET,
| ST. Louis.
10 w. sQUAREs d co..
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
| SHREVEPORT, LA
viii make liberal advances on Cotton, Wool Hides Beer
| r 49, a anu o As " pooo' eosio 70 oo1 i1ienu' 1
view orieals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-22

The first aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, which besthe pscu
Wpr9des Questioning grey hair to its gina color
apd causes - asssms the color IL poasesssd bsrs
tarnp1 grey II permanent cure fdy danlruF
ard snhvsas the the hair sfy e thu
hair and nstur moisture, dAndrun scurf
ing Md soreness Persons that have tried
this preparation y that they have I'll kfnAs Of
Tonic Hair Restoratives and had nsvsr been able
6nA article that you'd preduce the detred result
until they had tri<d my Hair Tonic II hal cured per
cons Who had soAd nassss OF dsndruh all Knitted nd
eeentsd together In the share OF cap covsrn g the
Whole heed and In the OF thirty dxys nsi M
NJ Tonic thsscurfand dAndruG Iisappeased and the
hak, which had Until that time been prveatsd from
growing. resumedfts former healthy srowth.
In the esss ofone James Mershon OF the 2st Iowa
hnfry, vhcse bead vas covered With thick coAsse Of
dABdru6 and scurf mentioned above and hose hair
hsl almost eompleteis fallen out shown the virtue
ths Tonic for In thA al tAxss sssk3 application
oft his scaip assumed healthy condition and hs hair
20 grow bsswtifnlly This onIy ore caas
oftAe kadtn thonsanA- Ieoufd nena&on many oth~ss
busfor want ofspAce and cost prevented from do
inGso
sold by @ DoRGE cABus, corner Of Second aud Main
street Pfee cents per bottle. liberal discoun, 70
~ arsAa- oc2-d6n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accord
~ snce with n resolution Of the Board Of Supervisor
Of lee County Iowa sealed proposals will be received
the Undersigned committee til the hrst Monday in Feb
1850 in regard letting the Poor Farm together
with all the apru enanccs and all other property there
to belonging snch proposals. iii state the length Of
time the d-srs lease the farm; slso the price
agreed 10 lie paid for the rental the same togeshes
With the price for arGng the poor per week TOR the
person II Is proposed that tbs person who rents the
Poor Farm shall take charge Of all the poor in the Pecs
House and give good and sufficient security to be ap
proved by this Committee for the faithful pcrfor
of his duy under the entered betw
the tenant and this committee beh IF OF the county
Proposals NUT he directed this committee In
the "Cerk of the Board OF Supervisors" Fort Madison
Iowa. CD HYDE
p. H. HOLLAND, COMMITTEES
janedlm ELIAS OVERFLOW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01
Speer's Fort Grape Wine

pURE and four years old, for the Commu-
4 MIN Table asd Family Prescribed by Phy~s-
clan. fpr FeDaies Weakly Persons and Iovaiids The
Great Remedy f0r kidney Affections, Rheumatism and
al Chfpntc p1ssae>s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01
ss Nisoells(nBl0u&y


FIVE proved, from fhe most ample expe-'
nense. an sntirs SUCCESS simple, e1ciens ~ re-
pcpuf1 simple that nlsisfes cannot be made IN
unnS .Sem :? hasnlsss, to be free from danger, and
The highest commentator from all and viii awsys ron
~ 49, 60 q = Z q e : e = = Oenfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01

0Ass Of 30 vis ca@s sad boob com o.
Case * 20 large vas in morocco, and book o.
C~se OF " large walls, plain and book OF
SAss o. y boxes tAos 70 l5 and hook. oC
fh9s remeAiss ~ ths ea~ q siAge bot, srs cert IL
any part OF the country, by mail or expfess free Of
eharge, recsirt OF the price. Address
HU1PHRRYKr SPECTFTC
HONFOPA THIc MEDICINE CoAPANY
0fics and Depot No. tez Broadway, kev-York
1w nie ~ evrsy Medicine Desier. a9
Dr. HUAffHEfS is consul,e ed taiy at his ONCE per.
eena or ~ fes1 a. stove, Tor all Rims Of disease.
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s. D. & Il. w. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS
MANUFACTORY,
FREMONT, OPPOSITE WALTHAk STREET,
= o . = o. ~, MASS.

THE most perfect and beautiful Musical
Il Instrument In he world for the Am-ric IN Home
Circle.
rHR AMERICAN ORGAN n,kes Ho.e Attractive.
and vhnes aud eievates the minds or all Beautiful In
its appearance and efe 4.
Sereateen-l7-FirstPr eniHrs tcere awarded "a
! the A~erican Organ. IN THE MONTH or
OCTOBER. 1866, orer all competitors at diGeren
State and County Fairs.
Wrist prefun awarded 10 the Arercan oreann ct tn,
Great New ork Stsse Agricutur. Fair Rochester
Septenhe. 1874 over the Whole catalogue exhibited By
the Most Celebrated Makers
Ia. AMERICAN ORGANS are The ONLY INA I
REED ORGANS nov before the pubic. Tie cul. ar
g,n b, vipg kEtsRBRATISd SOUND BOX or WIND
CHI sr-~hieh hss the inpo. part perform
- tie se1ndfnf Bord h>sin ri Porte Ito svs body
Ard VI tone and ~itbon, which the Osaa ~
com mer ~ a-cdeSn in an Organ Csc. The Amer
icau Or, ans not OILY have The Mid Cheat ar so~nd
Box b, haze the lnev Organ Htio~s giving pos 81
and treat sesdiness of tone These with sht extreme
foe voriue Of the Reeds and p-rfe-ting Of the
MIKE them the " isr PERFECT oksAS KNOW n
The in npeness & work sn-hip finish Of action and
they excel all others Thee great imp
and superiority Of tone md wot kma ship Of the AsYi
Ovga.s place In the front rank the beat end
Command higher price than any other reed
In the ma, ket careful .xsm nstion II thrm 1.
psrson with others ~l qaickly show their eriorty
Spe ia attention IL Called the style Of AMERIC
ORGAN, No IL. cuntrisng ths Sap+r Octave Coupler
and 6ah-Bass Fur CHUkCHts in want of a power nj
iastrament whose means arr linn I'D its pSios rentsrs
is very deirable-
Every Organ - Warranted to Prove
Satisfactory.
THE AMERICAN ORG ms all have the Re~e-e-ra
ting Sound Boz, WindChest AID finished in the
highest ssyle of srt in Rosewood jet Walnut and Oak
hni.h richly Vanished ard Polished r In smooth OH
Finish ring elegant pieces of Furniture for the Par
Tor bondoir AUD the Oak and alnut sAx
ted for Churehes, lecture aud Lodge Rooms.
tbs AMERICAN ORGANS al finished With our
new PATENT improvements. containing the improved
Knee Swell, uble Fellows, two Blow Pedals aud TIRE
MoLo found in 20 otb.P nsRums at.
NEW STYLES OF CASES,
Richly Finished and Highly Ornamented.
, A8- illustrated Catalogues, containing cuts tax en-
rom Potographs, showing their relative sire TO each
other, sent fee.
Sold ONLY by
e. X A M M = r,
MAIN STREET, KEOKUK.
fnu1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01

"fNDOWCURTA Buff Gilt Shades
~. ~ or..s aas SD : srovs OH. HAD, Bsa
scoseh aoi'snds arssa esstch aoiisnds W,ndOw x61-
~, Cord rAoe, Richnee OorA eli sise. ana rior. ~.
ssas ssszl NV. WsoTUofr.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnshington NIntters.
WASHINGTON, August "a.

WASHINGTON, August "a
| At the Cabinet meeting to-day it was de-
termined that Il would he impolitic for
more than three or four members of that
body TO accompany the President TO Chica-
go. As now arranged. Mr.. Seward. Mr..
Welles and Governor Randall are the only
members TINT are to be of the Presidential
party.
OF the Presidents household, only Sena-
tor Patterson and Mrs. Patterson will go.
Mrs. Welles, wife of the Secretary of the
Navy, will be ofthc party.
The President has named but three per-
sons as his guests besides those above sug-
gested.s
General Grant Admiral Farragut and
the other military and naval officers and
their several wives heretofore mentioned.
make up the entire party, which win NUM-
Der about sixty persons.
Among the appointments to-day, by the
President, Is VIM. E. Schofeld, Assessor
in the Sth district of Ohio, and s. G. Hunt,
Collector of Customs for the district of Mi
ami, Ohio. General John l.. Swift. Naval
officer for the District of Boston and
Charleston; Andrew L. Robinson, Post
master, at Allegheny, Pa; Wade Hamp-
ton, Postmaster Mt Pittsburg. Pa.
CLAIMS UNDER THE BouNrY LAW.
Judging by the great number of claims
that are daily received at the office of the
Paymaster General, those who believe them
selves to be entitled to the bounty allow
ance under act of July D, 1866, entertain
the Impression that much win be gained
by securing the entrance of their claims to
file IN the Office mt the earliest possible day.
This is an error. The wise aud the prli-
dent among the claimants will defer re-
mitting their claims and papers TO the au-
thorities here until they learn the nature of
the requirements of the regulations which
are to govern the payments of these claims,
These regulations may materially affect
the character and forms of application, in
which case the last claims received win
probably be the first settled. while those al
ready on file may need to be returned for
necessary changes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-25
Peace in Europe.
[By the Atlantic Oable.l


BERLIN, Prussia, August 22.-The Prus-
sian Commissioners have, with the sanction
of the Government concluded peace with
Russia and Hesse Darmstadt. The terms
are very advantageous to Prussia, and in
accord with her original demand.
PRAGUE, Friday, August 2l--A. M.-The
Prussians are rapidly retiring from Bohe-
mia. 5000 remain at Prague as n garrison
until the treaty of peace, about being sign
ed, is carried into effect.
FLORENCE, ITALY, August 23.-King Vic
tor Emanuel has issued decree proclaim
ing an amnesty to political exiles and pris-
oners throughout Italy and his domnions.
This decree includes Mazzini as well rs 9th
ers of less prominence.
PARIS, Friday, August PIP. Mt is
re-asserted that that the Emperor Napol-
con has llrmly rejected the demand of the
Empress of Mexico for assistance TO Quell
the insurgents. Among the reasons given
by Napoleon for his refusal of aid, was the
necessity of keeping faith with the United
States concerning the withdrawal of the
French troops from Mexico.
LONDON, August 23.-The peace treaty
has been signed at Prague, and will be pro-
mulgated as soon as it is ratified by ali the
great European powers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-25
Telegraph Varieties.

a special from st. Paul SAYS that Il. s.
Irotter was arrested at Mnneapolis YES
terday, upon requlsition from the Cover
nor OF Indiana, upon the charge of forgery
10 large amount. upon the National Bank
of indianapolis. Trotter has been ston-
ping ut Minneapolis and st. Anthony for
some six weeks. His forgeries. in Indiana
ana New York are said to have amounted
TO full quarter of a million.
a New Albany dispatch says "MalOny,
VINO was arrested near this citysfor rob
bing Paymaster Emerson, at Nashville. of
ten thousand dollars, has plead guilty, and
goes ten years to the Tennessee pcniten-
tiary."
A New Yorl, dispatch says: "rhe
amount abstracted frOm,a bank vault no.
tlccd last evening is Low stated mt Sg0OO0
10 appears Messrs. Crocker Wood q co.
had deposited in the vault Of the Marine
Bank box containing the money and Sc
curities, and it was carried OF by some per
son or persons unknown"
All but three counties in Kentucky have
been heard from. The total vote stands.
according TO present returns, for Duvall,
W,oS5; for hobson, 5S,5S2. Duvall's maiori-
3S,007.
Letters from Vera Cruz of the 18Th in
stant state that three hundred French
troops sailed for France that day. When
Iamplco was captured, all of Meiia's diyis-
ION, sent to reinforce the garrison, turned
over TO the Liberals in body on the sur
render Mazatlan was still fiercely besieg-
ed by the Liberals, on the 2Gth of July. The
Liberals were very strong in the vicinity
of Jalapa. Desultory and indiscriminate
fighting continued throughout the country.
Washington special renews the report
that jeff. Davis will be released on bail or
parole soon, holding himself amenable 10
the process OF the court which Is TO dispose
of his ease in October next
Havana letters of the 18th state that the !
slave trade is on the increase, Seven hum
dred Africans had been landed atone time. 1
Boston Corbitt has received one thousand
six hundred and eighty-four dollars for his .
share In the capture Of Booth.
The receipts for Internal Revenue to-day |
were, 81 l,34679l 6s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-25

THE WEATHER.-We have had an exceed
ingly bad style of weather for the last few
days-a sort of weather always considered
prejudicial to health--yet we do not hear
that any unusual amount of sickness has
been the result. On the contrary we have
never known the general health of the city,
at this season of the year, to be better than
it is at present. The mornings and even
ings have been cold, requiring fires and ex-
ira clothing-a good deal more like the last
of October than August. 1t has rained al
most incessantly, imparting a dampness
and chilliness to the atmosphere that rem
dered outdoor excursions decidedly un-
pleasant. People can not be too careful of
their persons and habits. Crude and un-
wholesome vegetables, with which our
markets are so profusely supplied, should
be entirely repndiated, and exposure to the
morning fCgs and night air carefully avoid
ed; and fires should be lighted in every
dwelling, at least mornings and evenings
The good old maxim that ''an ounce of
preventive is worth Il pound of cure"
should be strictly observed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-25
allonttarn and cturtmtrrial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINciNNATI, August q.

CINCINNATI, August ~.
FLouR--The market is quiet with con-
tinued good demand for the better grades.
Prices are steady at $7O87 80 for superGne
city standard 50 750010 so for choice ex-
tn; $40 5O@ll 90 for family, and sl2@l3
for fancy.
WHEAT-Tho market Is steady. The Of
fcrings are light, and, with n good demand.
prices are higher No. new red Is now
held at S2 1902 10; extra do. at 50 db@2 80,
and hill Is difficult to sell below S2 55
White Is scarce, and holders are asking for
the few lots that are offering from 50 Go to
50 75.
CoRN--A dull. heavy market, and priccs
dropping. Sound mixed shelled is held at
5i@56c, in elevators white shelled is offer
ed at 6A@05c. in bulk, and 5Sc. for ear; no
demand for it in sacks.
OATs-No. / old are offered at 35036c. In
elevator, and No. ! new at 3i@35c. The
market is very dull; we heard of no sales
since our last.
RYE--A quiet market, with only mod
crate demand. We quote No. ut 75@7Sc.
and extra at Soc
BARLEY-The best grades of new fall
will bring ~ 80, but holders are not willing
to accept this rate only for small lots.
There is not much doing.
GROCERIEs--The market rules unchanw-
ed aud quiet with q fair demand at 25m3ic.
for fair TO choice Rio Coffee; l2@l5c. for
raw Sugar; l76@lSc. for hard refined, and
S0@90c. for Porto Rico Moasses.
WHsKY-Thc market rules iirmer and
steady, with good demand at zoe. for
bonded, and 81 % duty paid.