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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-25
TRUNKS NEATLY REPAIRED.
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
COTTON BALES.

MY BUTTON TIE wan the fret offered for aai,
IFA 10 any e1tant In the south, aud hns been
Used by thousands of planters with universal ap
prevail. have made Yaluabc Improvement In
The shape Il ths button since IT. Naa ifat intro
dncsd, md have aiso procured potent Tor
bncklo Tic, whirhi for simplicity, facility and OK
petition If adjustment 10 bales IT any or If un
equal sizes, and for security IN bodiug, IN think
superior tn aBg offered 10 tho public.
The advantages Of iron Over TDpe for bang rot.
ton ara now uuivgrmlly Acknowledged. IL h0ldl
the fas IN much smaller compass; In applied
and fastened with much lpofb tarittY, both Ia the
souatfy pressing and rs comp uHsing n the sen.
ppftst lcsssDg Immensely tbs risk from Ore; In
stronger, ,snd It's strength is not impaired by
time and xpoHure M that rope. This Iast I'D
eantBRs has besa atflkingy unaffected during
tho Thousands of bales Of cotton haye been
lost by tho totiinR aud brahlipR Of rope, which
could have hesn preserved II iron hoops bad been
ursd. In addition 10 this, IL onn be furnished
botrly 6fty per cent cheaper t1an roge. The de.
Management Of labor in The hatnp growing Htatsg
has reduced the supply 81 hemp TO such an extent
aA to cause prices To ruie unptecedautahy hiph
indeed eaflioiebey for ftl6E IA moderate cotton
crop cannot be relied on Mt any prce
Tbs hoops arc cut 10 lenRtha of 10, i61G and | I
feet. len tgat arc most generally used hut ldtI
ara II are sometimes required Tor large bnleA
The buckles are faateued 10 Tho hoops. tho but
tons Will bs put up 70 small boxes The weight Is
about 10 pounds to the bale OF cotton
have ARRANGED FOR the importation Of large
quantity Of tho lest Engijsh bent mud haye made
Arrangements with hlesHra. CHAMBERS IL LATftAa
for ths sale aud delivery Of my Ties.
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, 80.
XAT DAUPHfN a. CO., 60 Gugtomhoute street.
w Millinery, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hats
and Eipnneta. novl-iy
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fmr Rrr0oa. New Orleans, July 7, 1859

II. FAssyAN, tEQ:
fir--ln January latt received your press 1899
bales Of cotton, 6f which about 1900 were com
pres ed and bound with your new Iron Tic [
can safely HfIirfD that The cotton 40 bound was re.
ceivgd IN better order Than tgenerally from
The Presses, that IL Hto Cd better Aud enabled the
ship ~ carry more than nu any previous voyage.
fhe cotton wren discharged from the shtp in
Liverpool waF In better order than tfie rope bound
cotton. II ~ highly preferable iUr u ground tier,
M the damp arttug from the ballast has no effect
upon II, FOR II is well known by practical men hat
damphesB Will rot the rnpe bound / can conn.
IDENTIFY reeefnlaepa yolr Iron Tie ns | took this
lol toran experiment, aud carefully watched IT,
both IN loading and di4eharRtpg.
AN, sit yours respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Minister.
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sBeESg ReCe6ceN.

sysGsg Received.
DURE WHITE LEAD,
Il WINDOW GLASS, all glzss.
STBBLYAEDs and 4
PATENT BALANCES,
GRASS sCYTHEs, IS to "a inch blade,
COLLIhb' AXES and
BRIAR HOOKS.
GRASS ROPE,
TWINE and
BALTNG NEEDLEg.
WIN be constantly receiving O supply Of all
goods IN tho line. FOR sale at low rates
sspt2y JAMES McVAY.
GENUINE FRENCH
PAT ENT MEDICINES.
GIROP LAcTUCARIUM,
~ SIROP DfGfTALE,
sIROp BRIANT
SlROP FLOR.
FRENCH COD LIVER OIL.
SYRUP PHOSPHATE OF IRON
LEROY PURGATIVE.
LlQUEUR LAVILLE,
bUlLLI ANTI GLATREUX,
The above for sale at
JOHN V. JAsTREMsKrs
mayl% Drug Store.
Genuine German & American
M / N Il RAJ WATERSi
CELTER's WATER,
~ BITTER WATER,
CONGRESS WATER,
bor sale st SARATOGA WATER
JOHN V. JAsTREMsKrS
maylI Drug store.
GOAL OIL LAMPS,
~ LAMP CHIMNEYs
LAMP WICKs,
LAMP BRUSHES
And BURNERS
splendid assortment Of
III A ND AND STAND LAMPS,
Some very handsome and all cheap, at
spr5 BEALs BOOK & VARIETY STORE
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Itfw Orlfalls advertisements

COM. MER. a. COTTON FACTORS.
XNTAag n BROTHER, (H. II. Ware, james n
w Whro,) General Commission Merchants and
cotton Factors, Particular attention paid TO soil.
Ing Wool. No. 1873 urayisr street, oet18-ly
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EVANSVILLE, IND, May z, 1866.

EVANSVILLE, IND, May z, 1866.
r. O.. Mursinna, agent /" Great West
ern Dispatch"
SIR:-We take pleasure in stating
that our goods by your line have
been and are now coming through
from the East In iunprecedentedly
quick time. bna 9a = lttz
We find that rates by the " Great
Western Dispatch are as low, and
even lower, than by any other line,
and noextra charge for speed.
Claims of overcharge, damage, or
loss, are always settled promptly. e.'
Morgan, Read & Co, vautier & Marconnier
Stockwell & Co., Bement q Vlele, VI.
j.. Kessler, Head & Menifee, elft,
Hudspetll, Smith &CoW els, Kellogg & Co.,
ap18tf --. and others.
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NEW YORK, May is.
CoTTON-Shadefi rmer at Sic for middling.
FLOUR-DuIl, heavy and unsettled, and
I0(al5c lower; S8(a8 go for extra State SEQ
O. rs for r. n. o.; SO S0g0l3 20 for trade
brands; closing duh.
4 WHISKY-Quiet; trifiing sales of West
ern at 81 26@2 q.
WHEAT-Dull and 2@Sc lower; 81 AZ for
Chicago Spring 81 S091 80 for Milwaukee
Club, and 81 ESQ., 90 for good to choice new
No. 4 Milwaukee.
RYE-Dull and dropping. -
BARLEY and MALT-Dull.
CoRN-l@2c lower for new, and steady for
old.
OATS Firmer; soc for new Western; 58@
Vi PSTR o1I afi &c for Crude; 42a4sc
for Refined in bond.
PoRKlOpened heavy and lower but
closed ffrmer; $50 90@30 81 for new Mess
closing at $50 Is for Regular, 5000 50 fol
old do, and S24 50Gy25 90 for Prime.
LARD-Quieta and firm at 19@2212c.
BUTTER-Quiet at 30940c for Ohio; S@45C
for State. 8@&
CHEESE-Dulh. FW ~ 49,
MoNEY-Steady at los percent for Cal
Loans.
SrERLING-Quiet and firm at IO95sq 1875
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 1895 and clos
ing at 1905.
SToCKs-Go Stocks without de
.cided change: Is of 81, I09; 1905 1927. -
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Is.
4 FL0UR-4Dnlls and prices are hominaily
unchanged.
WHEAr-DuIl and prices nominal. No.
new Red is held at so, and Extra Spring
at 90 for best. Concessions of l0@15c
would be necessary in order to effect sales.
No change in Corn or Oats.
WHIsKY-Dulf; 2 % for duty paid; DC in
bond. Vi
81 HPRoyISIoNS-More aactive.f Mess Pork,
80 5Of Bulk Meats, 121z61614c for Shoulders
and Sides. Bacon, lac, II and l9c for Shout
ders, Sides and Clear Sides packed.
LARD-Dull at q &c ystr
HAMs-In good dem and at 2lc for plain,
and 21z@231&c for Sugar Cured.
4 CoTTONZQuiet. Middling was held al
33@35c, according to quality, but nothing OF
consequences done. .14 ~
BUTTER-Dull at 28930c.
EGGS-lSc.
GOID-I2Q1<. a.
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Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public In general. but most especial,
to take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, viz:
JEANS, BLANKETS, COVERT ETs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNEIS, LINSEYS, SATI-
NETS & STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply of the
for Wool, so that persons living at dis
lance who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right off. Price list
for man ufacturing win be sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal, sr JOHN w. GRUEN. a. CO. ).
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s Evansyilie Froaace MaFlset.

EVANSVILLE, May IT,
+ rThereare but few chsnges inthe Produce
trade this week Flour continues in active
demand, with little change in prices. Corn.
Meal is higher, and nsdenand.
The Grocery trade has been good, but
there is no change in prices.
BACON Shoulders Is to .131zc; Clear
sides 171S@1sc; Plain Hams l9c, and Cam
vassed Hams 2l@2zc. - alif 500 e
: LARD lis to l9c; kegs scarce, and sell
ing in a small way at &c iazlsf a3ie
BULK MEATS Very little in the mar
ket, and prices nominal at 10, 12s4, and 16c
for shoulders, sides, and hams.a
|" CHEEsE-W Western Reserve firm at 221a@
23c. lessai sidi 10 zatsfsasR CASA
FLOUR Brisk, and higher grades are
in better demand; Superfine active at
ST 1908 ,25; Extra at So 0O9S 50;. XXX at
slO@lO So. xxx Family sll@11 So So
WHEAT--Nominal, at 81 75@2 GO for old,
and 81 25@l so, asper quality, for new Red
and White.
OATS STEADY at 4O@45c, from wagons
\ and $4,000 for northern black sack in
Guided, from stores.
"a CORN - Scarce and in demand at 45950C
from wagons, for ear corn, and 7O@75c for
shelied in sacks. AZ
CORN MEAL = May be quoted brisk a
81 50aS2 rs per Dbl. for unbolted; for bolted
So O0@3 % per Dbl. of 200 lbs.
4 BARLEY steady at S0c@Sl, and dull.
i lRYE--N ominal at 75c@sl, and scarce
FLAX SEED-In fair demand at 81 2;
CLOVER SEED-Nominal at S6@6 SO.
TIMOTHY EEED-Steady at So 50g4.
i B FEATHERs--Liye 50@55c- aV
& EGINsENG--Steadya at 60@T0c. e.
NAILS Steady at 81 rs, with usual ad
vance. -
CoFFEE-Firm at 25@28c for Rio. 81
SUGAR-Firm at l5@16e. . -
MoLASSES-Firm at 65@80c.
SYRUP-S0@Sl Is.
EGGs-Per bbl., packed In oats, als@1s.
BUTTER-Dun at 20@21zc.
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sg- Bella Golden as Esmera1da' to
night

SOMETHING NEw.-7The Coolidge
.Bnolsopen, this morning, new and
desirable styles of Fine Dress Goods;
4 and triple width Grenadines, plain
and figured Foulqrd. tSiLkinall the
: z + popular shades for ladies' suits, plain
Is and figured Percoles, .Jdcoi,ets and Or
aa CANDIES, new styles Of Parasolss ric h
Rep Silks, rich Mantilla Silks, at very
low figures shetland Shawls, Silk Bas-
Ii. .uuenesy at reduced prices ;Faa full and
new stock of ladies, gents, misses and
ehild7en's British Hosiery, Cloak
s.nd Dress trimmings, Buttons, e.
Their entire stock of Prints and
30 Domestic goods are married o5top, and
9sn their minds are fully made, touadersel
~Nossacriice will be too great to ac-
acomplish that object DOM buy until
first examining their stock and prices,
and note ewonderfu1 sacrifice that
they are willing to make. Fast color
ed Prints (once more) at 121 cents,
Sc inch Bleached Muslins at 25c, also
a full line of j. W. Bradley's new
- Doslbze Duplex, ! Double Elliptic
Double Spring Hoop Skirts that are
considered by all to be Double in du-
rabiIity and never Double up OF
break. 1T. s. A. COOLIDGE.
a7 Nos IA & 16, First Street
my16-3td. f-.ss ss..-st
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R@ The undersigned has the |

BIe The undersigned has the plea
sure to inform his friends and the
public-generally, that he has succeeded
b at in making an engagement with MIR.
aiiw j. B. Starkey, very superior A rtist
.eahs from New York, who will arrive in a
a., few days aud take charge of. the Gal
lery, where all those who have .expe-
~ rienced difficulty in obtaining salts
factory pictures may rely on getting
such a one now that cannot fail to
please Due notice will be given
So when he arrives &skGS@E&&
III. III. PARKHILL
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HAY-In good demand; loose IS Ito>s1O;
baled slS to sl4 90.
PoTAroEs- demand; Peach Blows.
50 so per Dbl; lower grades, 81 75@s3 90 per
barrel.
HrDEs-Firm at &c for green, and 1879 to
lac for dry flint. s...e1asa
SAT- Steady at 55c per bushel.
WHIsKY-Steady at 50 1902 IS.
WooL-Dull at 35940c for fleece.
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. rBG Remember that Bella Golden
takes beneftto-nightl Y e = s. 81

SOMETHING. NEW AND STYLISH. =
just received by Express, fine lot of
Cassimeres for business suits the
poblest things in the market. Call
and examine, if you want nice Spring
suit, at No. 8 First Street. a.2s
4 may17 Z BIT 81 3ssl. saxa3a s. .gE eiss5
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CRESCENT City BAND, sATTEN-
TIoNll-You are requested to meet
this Saturday evening at u o'clock.
~ o . ssGs w WARREN, Leader.
my19d1t,
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RfARKET IIsEPORTs.


4ffF4l ~ EVANSVILLE, May Is. 2
The call for loans is about equal to the
supply OF money, and the Indications are
towards closer market. Rates remain as
at last quotations.
Exchange is scarce. Buying SOC, to Ito
premium; selling checks under $500, at Is
to Il, and over $500, at the rate of 81 50eper
81 600, premium.
Gold higher.
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Cry RAILRoAD.--Passes given to
those purchasing their goods at the
Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street,
Hawley & Smith, Proprietors. : Prof.
Mott viii attend to all desiring to win
a pass. az m14-1w
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pay All persons having business
with the New England Life Insurance
Company, viii please call GA the
Agent, G. III. Allen, at Hawley &
Smiths Clothing House, 81 Main
Street. ma18-2t
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ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

The Robt. Burns arrived from Cincinnati
about o'clock, en- route to Memphis, with
a splendid trip. She discharged q large lot
of freight here .....,...1fie curiew left here at
AZ o'clock with large excursion party for
Mt. Vernon.......The Robert Burns; while
at the wharf, played several fine airs on
her cRliopes Wesdo not know whether the
new Ordinance VIII be construed to pre-
vent the playing of caliopes, or not........
The Webb took, advantage of backing out
into the river, and then Blowing herlwhis-
tie long and lond...x.The Superior con-
tinued to load until late hour, and left
with a very fine trip. 2setA4 =
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BG Bella Golden as the French
SPY Tonight

s1 Hiram Nelson sells at auction,
this morning, at 81 O'Clock, at the
Auction Room, No. IS Main Street,
three hundred extra Linen Sheets, 20
boxes Tobacco, a lot of Dry Goods,
a two-horse Express Wagon, and
Shoes and Boots.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19

The best stock of Men $,
Ladies and Chi1drens Hose, just
opened at Schapker, Bussing & Co. S
mammoth store my19.
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gg Secure seats for Bella Golden {
benefit TONIGHT!

D9r The best lot of Linens ever
brought to this market, at Carlin's
Emporium. IF you want fine linen
suit, call and see them. may17-3t e
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STILL THEY Coma fresh sup
plv. direct from Boston, of Mems
Serge Lace Shoes, Brogans and Cal
tiers: Ladies Caters and Slippers
from Lynn Boys and Youths Shoes
and Caters from Haverhill; Chill
dren's Caters, Ankle Ties and Bal
morals, in greatvariety from Marble
heads and in fact every thing IN the
Shoe line, from nearly all parts OF the
Yankee land, for sale at prices that
cannot fail to satisfy all. '-pHo4'ais'
T. w. TURNER.
N. Blades fine shoes, of al
kinds, made to order. m18-2t.
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Ice CREAM.-The best Ice Cream
and Soda Water to be had at III. Her
1nan's Confectionery. my1 Off
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B@ Take your uncle, aunt anc
brother to Bella Golden's benefit to
night.
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

Nos Second Street, in Bray's Block.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement and a fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that wiz
suit the purchaser. Tucking Skirts, Stitch
ing Bosoms, &C., done with neatness and
dispatch. s.-.rs.,t-os.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solicits a continuance OF the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. ] SMITH.
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Evansville Dry Goods s1arket,
CoRREcTED BY MACKEY & co.

z - 90 EVANSVILLE, May Is, 1866.
We have no, change to note in the price
Of Dry Goods. The trade has been quite
active all the week, and our merchants
have realized good business. We quote
as when last reported: .l3gE
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By Be sure and go to Bella Cold
ems benefit tonight az
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w. HsF Takeyour sweetheart to Bella
Golden's benefit tonight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B9 Let all go and see Bella Golden
tonight saeaosa llsad
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Gran d Picnic!
80
BENEFIT OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH
MONDAY MAY 21sr.

EREE OMNIBUSES WILL LEAVE
-1-3 the Washington House and St. john s
Church at nine O'clock am. and every fif-
teen minutes afterward. 4
The Crescent City Silver Band will be in
@ .. , SdI a. 1a 1e1n eoS, ps.s Csc
been preparedy where parties can enjoy the
dance. All kinds of REFRESHMENTS in abund-
ance; and in fact everything that win add
to the pleasure and enjoyment of parties
visiting. rs4ocst COZ
Policemen have been employed to pre-
serve order. -
Tickets5Qc. including omnibus fare.
may16 till q
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WOOL FACTORS.
. SchseIers HtAmAFOIM az UO.s
Pass .sEfF 59n
rr tesff 90 afs 8 5w t1fsa oE %
YANDERBURGH WOOLEN MILLS


ga9d9 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, as
RWANUFACT URER OF JEANS, SATI-
WN nets, Flannels, Linseys, Coveriets,
Blankets, BaImoral Skirts, Stocking Yarn,
&c, &c. Factory at Franklin Street Bridge,
I.afr1asco Enlargement Store on Third
street, between Main and Sycamore, back
of Washington House. Wool bought at
the Factory or Store for cash, at Cincinnati
market prices, or in exchange for goods.
Custom Work of all kinds -
Solicited and promptly done. Price lists
and samples sent if requested. Persons
sending US their wool to be worked up for
them, or to be exchanged for goods, ought
to give full directions what kind of goods
they want, and where they want them
shipped and, also, ifthey want to gettheir
wool worked up on shares. We warrant
them fair businesS-like treatment.
we are running two of the largest and
best sets of Wooden Machinery, and can
fill all orders promptly.
SCHKFER, RIMROTH & co.
aprlSd&w3m -
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Is now ready. Those wishing to lay in
their Spring supply should call soon and
see the stock and learn the new prices
b. BAUM.
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STEELE q TRTBLE.

Second st., Between Chestnut and CIaEr#
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, Dis les
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &C., of evelE a5-
cription constantly on hand. Pack
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-1y.
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E@ Take your father and mother
to Bella Golden's benefit tonight.
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BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS

narlS su AT HEAD & MONEYS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

ID Of Josh Billings said the other night that good
Conway for man to train up a child in the way il
vhesslould go, was to travel that way occasionally
ose him self
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

Whole Tickets, s2 Halves, So Quarters % hsH'AN
Tickets sold and Prizes csshed BY
cHAs. II HOWARD, No. Exchange Alley, near Cana
ar Lockbox 6s2 PostofHce New oEesnz:
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Y.Mra neCawLEY 9 co.,
urAxx AND LIGHT HAULING

70 ha sound ON the Isvss and al orders left al the eh
King Bros, No. 70 Tchoupouas street, VIII be prom ply
tspdsd TO-
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SrARIN's RENovATING POWDERS

FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. :.
bconstnt them to immediate health and having been in
UsiOn az twenty five have world wide reputa-
flthe public any eaner condition powder ever onereu 10
Hdseases ta MI be proved by single any of the
8nr tie or horses subject distem-
also sure appetite hide bound inward sprans and
Td hesve Inventive founder Stiffness coughs colds
restnes ~, OF all gross humors puri6es blood,
the animal " heathy action and renews the age
esd pany each be without it, Full directions
ss.ssns ''H''An'y on r hana and for sale By
IS Gravier street.
Sole agent for Louisiana,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

During the session of the Senate this afternoon,
Major General Gustav and Major General j. H.
Wilson, under whose command JEFF: Davis was
ksptured, were upon the floor. The Senators dis
kovering the presence of these military. heroes,
lormed circle around them and warmly shook
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-24
Go TO the Good Idea tonight.

ALLEGED CASE OF RAPE. &C. w.
Woods was examined before Esquire
Hall yesterday on the charge Of attempt
ing to commit rape on bright mulatto
girl, engaged as chambermaid at the
Southern Hotel. He was bound over in
the sum of one thousand dollars to ap.
pear at the next term of the Criminal
Court. Woods is stated to be the same
person who has been sneaking around
and informing on such of our merchants
as have failed to stamp goods and docu.
ments to the full extent of the revenue
law.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-24
JOHN PITTMAS, NJ. D.
W. Z. RoGRRs, M. ID.
PAUL II, OTEY. NJ. ID.
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Resolred, That as it is utterly impos-
sibe for the Health Officer to make cor
rect reports of the sanitary condition of
the city daily to the public press and to
compile the necessary statistics for seien-
tifc purposes unless the physicians Of
the city actively cooperate with him by
reporting daily to the officer of the
Board of Health, all the cases of cholera
seen by them each twenty-four hours
They are earnestly requested to report
each case at once, either to the Police
Office or to the Health Officer in order
that the disinfectant force may proceed
at once to purify the premises where the
disease occurred and that this resolu-
ton be printed in all the city papers for
one week. au23-lw