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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
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HOMEOP ArHIC SPECIFICS
Have PRuVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Prompt--Efieiert and RaIfabIa rhev are fha
osiy m-diciBes perfectly adapted 70 popular use
50 simple that mistskss cannot be made in using
70 so e to 6s fIse from dsngeE spd
raised the kighest comnaendAtion from al. .nd
will al says render satisfaction.
No. = Fevers, Congestion, f1fiammat,ons 81
no. Worms Worm Fewer, Worm Coz 25
No. ? & o1fy1n scholic, or --testhiag ofin.
IAnkA 25
No. !" DEarrhoea OF children or adults 25
NO, o" Dysemterry, Gripping, .Colic....... Is
sAo.-s "a OA.easrs- sRorlszs, SaAeAu. yom.
No. 7"oopshs, soids BrcscSlsT. ;, ... 3 3
30. Neurafgtas 1oothache, Eaceaehe... IS
No. 9 J" HeadRehe, Sick Headaohe, Vertigo 25.
No. No IL DysPs psas, nil5sas ssO@ssh 25
NO. ~ f" W hhtess too profuse Periods ........ 25
No u Group, Cough, dilEicult brRaihiBg... rs
no - %sht Hhem Eh ysipelas. rup tions Is
No. 10 Rhewm mafsms nheumaLic Pains Is
No. ls " Fevsr and Agues Chill Fever,
-. a kuee -.-..,....-.-....-.. 90
No. ~ p es, b nd or bseing. 50
no. 70 " Whocp'ng Cough, and violent
C0Ag .ss. so
No. l9 " CatarFh, acufs orchronie, Infusnza 80
No. Is 0pthalmy and sore or weak eyes SO
No. 2l /" Asthma a. oppressed ureathiuy 10
No. Y p" Ear Dtschar ess impaired Hear
= ..-.--..--... so
No. % " Scrofula, Enlarged Glands. swell
ipGH-----... ............ 50
No. "a" Gemerah Debility and Physical
"eAt ns1ss-.--..--.. ..... .-...--.. ..-......... 90
No % " Dropsy aRd scanty secrettons ....... SO
No. 20 " Sea sic mes sickness from riding 81
No. ~ q Kidney Disease, GravsI....,... 90
No. 2S " nervous De billy, seminal Ennis
lions. Involuntary Discharges. -. leo
NO. y sore Mouth, CaDksr................ -. 80
HossOH Urinary Ane0n1tasnces Wet
ting bed .....-... so
No 81 Painful Periods even ysitRa
IL Hnasn1H so
No 81 SUITE rings change of nfe-..-...---. 100
NO. 5S M pile Paeys SpasmsI and st. Vitts'
Dance-.-..-- 90
No. "a /" DapgheFAms Ulcerafec Sore Throat so
FAMILY CASES.
IS vials, morocco case, and BOOK ox...........SIO %
20 large yfAIsfin nl1rccco. end book........ DO
% DO plai d case, aud b9Gk.,-.-.....-. Is 90
Is boxes mos TO f55 and book 90
VETERLE kkF SPECIFICS.
Mahogany asss, 10 $40 20
Single walls with directions. Og
B|- Tn Sc Remsd es. BY tie case single box,
are sent to any part Of the country, by mail or
express free a charge On receipt Of ths price.
HHMPHRRFss sPRCITEo ~
HOMG0PATHIOM MEDICINE COMPANY,
Once and Depot, No 562 Broadway, New York
DR. HUMPHREYS ia consultl d daily ak his Office,
personally Or hy letter, as above for all forms of
FERRIS, SPARKS CO.,
s2S Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
Iowa Legislature.

TaEs4 hn sDEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb "a
" Hon. J.-F WILSON and Hon. Fl. Price
Our Legislature, by an overwhelm
ing nsjority, have passed the joint res.
olution approving the course e of our
Senators and Representatives In sus
tanning the Freedmen'a Bureau Bill. and
repudiating the Presidents veto. The
loyal Statesof Iowa is warmiua anew,
No faltering here; the radicaI msiority
in Congress, viii be = etriumphaniIy sus.
tanned. The Rspubiican fags viii no,
be lowered an inch. Stand firm. what
ever the President may do Tie erea,
West is as unmovable, now as she was
during the dark hours of the rebellion.
No 3conpremise With traitorsg either
pardoned or nnpardoned. tsas .sTsaa
4ia ESignedl w M. SToSE,
90 bss-ssss Governor Of Iowa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye IIons0e.

,. GRAEPEER. con. ckK oEETRE sTs
49,. Near the Ganal), $500. fa.a
na1 orened Dye House at the above piass, ana
u PREPARED 70 color SIlks. Wonlan or Ootton
Goods Hair, &c, IN ali coloTu ~
have been engaged In fhnhAtinsss ever thirty
me years, and have been employed In The Target
establishments In Europe and this country.
nD- bold myaelf responsible for all damasa
sustained BY goods under my charge
nA- Cleaning and Securing of Iadleas .na
Gentlsmsn's Goods done At short notics (5ive -
fair trade (dlo-sml y. GRAUPNRR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28

Il
We observe that some of the copper
head papers are eulogysing the digniied
manner in which General Lee conducted
himself when in Washingion 4 few days
since, before the Reconstruction Com
mittee. Ofco6rse they never neglect to
iaudate this traitor, when anything like a
fair occasion offers. But It must be borae
in mind that Lee came to Washington
under the pressure OF a subpoena, issued
By that power he had attempted to sub
vert he left Washington in 1861 with
resolve to commit perjury towards the
Government, whose interests be had
previously sworn to defend In this in-
terim be rose to the highest military
position, which the traitors with whom
he consorted, could confer upon him.
He did his best to make the Rebellion
successful. He hoped the day would
come when he would tread the streets OF
Washington. He did come as prison
er, saved from immurement BY his
parole not to endeavor to escape:
There was q great difference in the
position of Robert E. Lee, as be expect
ed to be and as be was Thesvanitv of
human expectations was never more
sisnally shown than in the attitu ie of
this would.be conqueror as a subppnaed
witness to testify as to the condition Of
the people whom he had endeavored 10
lead astray. What Mr. Lee testified be-
fore the Committee was OF little impor-
tance. Of course, he said that Virginia
had accepted the results of the war;
every strutiiBg popiojey in q grey suit
says the same, but adds, that the accent.
ance is only temporary, and that the
Union will be rejected il the South can
again have On opportunity to arise. He
was also in favor of the admission of all
the traitors who had been In arms or
held official positions under the Confed-
eracy, to the United States Congress, to
take in hand again the Government Of
the country. "
He said, also, that the Southern people
intended to treat the blacks kindly. an
assertion which ID not borne out bv the
facts or BY experience AiF these things
are heard constantly, but actions speak
louder than words. Mr., Lee thought
that no jury of Virginians could be
found who would be willing to convict
Jefferson Davis of high treason. About
the correctness ofthis view there wilIlbe
no dispute. It furnishes a reason whV
the delay in briBginglthat man to trial
should cease. A civil tribunal in Vir-
ginia, it 1t ever sits, will not establish
that" treasoni ID q crime that ought to
be made odious," but its decision WILDE
exactly the reverse. There is so much
more reason, therefore, for a trial By
court martial. On the whole, the visit
Of Robert 3. Lee to Washington. in
1866, must have been melancholy one
to him. He found few friends among
those who had admired him before the
war, al ID his only Aatterars were traitors
like himself.- Wabash Express -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
TEAMING.

HNHE UNDERsIGNgD Is PREPARED TO
l. haul for the people Of Evansville and vicini-
~, and for that purpose has provided himself
With good wagon aod strong team Of horses.
Orders left at the ofies'of VIM Reavis, on Main
street, between Third and Fourth, will rs,eiysi
prompt attention. bh t tkliE s
fsb2s.lw I.l. BE BIvTE. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
The President and Negro Suffrage,


The President and Negro Suffrage.
While the c opperhaads take particu-
lar care only to Endorse the President 50
far as itsuitst heir purpose, they would
have the U Mon men indorse him
throughout ail that he says and does--r
without the crossing of a 1T" Or the
dotting of an. (" "i,"-or repudiate him al
together, J hey mistake the Union men
Of the cour TRY. The Union party is
composed Of Intelligent voters, who are
in the hatits of rightly weighing the
opinions and actions of their servants,
approving that they believe to be right
and condemning the wrong. In doing
thus, the receas Union State Conyen-
zion is denounced as being two,faced
and hypocritical.
But how is is with tie Copperheads 2
A County Convention was held in Indi-
anapoIis on Saturday last, at which the
great men of the party like Judge Me-
Donald, Perkins and Buskirk dictated
the policy to be pursued, and laid down
the platform which may be regarded, we
doubt NOT, as shadowing forth the COM
ing platform Of the Coppsrhead State
Convention to assemble next month.
That. Convention indorsed President
johnson and denounced negro suffrage.
Now, upon no point is President john
son more directly commisted than he is,
in favor Of qualified negro suffrage
Hence to indorse the President is to i'm
dorse qualified negro suffrage.
. we furnish the proof of our state-
ment: On the 2lst day of last October,
Senator Henderson, Of Missouri, a warm
supporter and personal friend of the
President, made speech at Louisiana,
in that State. We copy an extract Of
that speech to prove, as we said before,
that ssf the Democratic party indorse
the President, they mast indorss negro
suffrage"
Among other things, Mr. Henderson
said:
They (the Democrats) insist that the
President is hostile to negro Suffrage IN
every share and form, and that be 70 de-
termiued to see that no negro shall ever
have mart or lot In this Government
This thing has been repeated 80 much
that I have no doubt the masses OF sns
Democratic pssty believe 1t, and indeed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28
News Items.


Mr.. Waters, member of the Ten
nessee Legislature, died at Nashville OF
Friday, of apoplexy.
Four steamboats, were burned at tn,
st Louis levee Monday night. Los,
estimated at $780, 600.
ID By the starting of the ice at Pittsbura
on the 2od, 6fiy oil boats were sunk, in.
volving loss of 100000
II is stated President johnson has
telegraphed to General Sherman 10
come on TO Washington for conference.
The mill and distiIIery of s. & M. De.
ianey, Peru, Illinois, valued at $50 900
was totally destroyed by FIRE on Friday
last.
Hon. Geo. W. Smythe, an eminent
cItlzen Of Texas, is dead. The members
OF the State Convention attended his
funeral in body.
Hon. William. Parmenter, formerly q
member Of Congress from Massachusetts
'sdied on Sunday At his residence in East
Cambridge.
Col Sherman, late of the rebel army,
and said 10 be q relative Of Gen. sher-
man, died at st. Augustine, Florida, re-
Gently.
The secret military council of the
OMshoney Fenians has Just been held
in New York. O'Mahosey was indorsed
and the Senate denounced.
The Senate Fenian Convention has
adjourned sine die Resolutions were
passed discIaimipg any connection with
party politics of the United States, and
an address issued urging immediats
preparation for war. ss as4
At the close of the case now before
the United States Supreme Court, the
celebrated Massachusetts liquor case
will be taken up. in which there is
grea. deal of interest manifested by the
legal fraternity as well as large liquor
dealer 8.
Anot Der Freedmen's bill was intro
ducedin to the House of Representatives.
by Repr esentative Beaman. He wants
the Free,imen's Bureau continued Eve
years tes s1s
Two men named William Stevenson
and VIM. Marvin alias Rivers, have been
arrested at CineinaAt for blowing open
safes. It is alleged they belong to the
gang OF scoundrels who have been conn
mittiug Gepredations in many Of the
towns of Ohio and Indiana recently
= s Jadge Ballard, of the District Court
Of the United States for Kentucky, has
issu, I'd writs of h0beas corpus for the
bodie. Of Captains Reed and Lenair,
who we re lately fined and committed o
jailin G. Nmp6eli county, for interfering
@ith the lection last fall. The caaes
are deemed important as
i James Boz h Shelter, teacher in st.
Stephens sci Nool, Hamilton, Ohio, has
been. committe to Jail on q charge Of
perpstrsting he. inoua Outrages on little
eirls, ten and twelve years of age.
Great excitement existed in Hamilton,
on Saturday, and threats of lynchiDg the
sconndrel were sade. 90 - - -
/ " HH +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-28

Mr. Waters, q member of the Ten
nessee Legislature, died at Nashville on
Friday, of apoplexy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Clark Beliug-Slark, Stautter Sco--A Mason
q 4 Green &co--E sherman &co-Mott " Powell
e ] Hart &co-Arthur, Stone &co--L Mayer
Baer-G w Manson &eo--Cammack y Squres-A
n 5f,amnhellzNRobnson & Jones-A E Blackmar-
q Roger &co--G w Byrne &eo--Nl ltaerspoon d
Halsey-A P Mason-Alex Harris--C u Kogers
&co-,J Bolaud-C H ztmmerman-5C hiten-
hereer-M Missard-McKay " Hood-M vegas
| & II MOODY, Eeo--I Bloom aco-W G Lyon Geo
Rousseau & Gruyard--Wehster& &co--J Adams
| W Il Henning &co--Barnett y &shepard.Russelt,
| HAYS Sco-Biseoe g. sSimms-Bake u Tower-H
Rlnese Sco--Schneider Il Zuberbier--Steamooat
| Agant-Foreheimer Bros-L S P Eldridge-J
1 Yaeharie-P Harman--Morgan Line Steamers.
4 ] Morgan Hall-McStea, Value &co-7N y ~ = nm
1 Cor Bleakley &co-Peet Simns &co--Rev Johh
| Dnffy-.A D GriefE-G w Bancker &co-D Hum,
| brecht-F Reigart-JA Campbell-E Pilsbury-P
| Poursine &co-Atlantic and Miss S Co-L Dor Dor
sey--I Harris-W P Converse jr--M MltonelT
! A w Brette--E Thompson &co--G Morlson-.4
/ Fix-Kearny ,Blois &co--F Rickert-Block y Br1t-
\ tin1Morris 4 McGraw-Griffin & PorchMorgan
| Inerabam Line-Stewart. Galhreath y Flzer-J NJ
/ JoRnson-E Kridge & Hale Conery &co---Eate
&co-J c Morris-G G Garner-Cass " DowlmS-
4 H Blaese tSco--A I Bennett &co-and order
Per steamship Lavaca, from Philadelphia
i Aby &co-Aiken s Rainey-J Armstrong 6co1
BIanchn & Giraud-B Barnes, Ward &co-J burnett u
4 Seo-Bleloel &eo-F Bauer--A Blackmar-E
4 Brasier-J Burket-A Buck &co-J burqett-
4 ] a Blafier &co-Wn Creevy-Cass & Dowling-
Cummings, Brown &eo--Creevyt Nickefson &con n
G r Cate 6co-GOpes 4 Dihol-F T Duconge-E
S Ducgar- r II DeRman &co--Geo Ells-Fostef
Eno[A 4 FayeFw weather-G A Fosdick-U Fuchs
! Fatio Marks &co-L Fix--J FIemming-Gihen
Seo-Grtffin Il Porch--J Gauche-L GruneWald-.
Jas Gonegal--G Smith, Seiser &co-I I7affetson "
Barker-GiTen, Watts &co-S HernsheInl-I Hal-
perburr-S Hastings--W II Hennlng &co-H p
Hansal--Haar Il Frederickson--I G Harrs-B +
Honner-Haryey Mc5iahon &co-E Hart &co-
Halt Young o-Herustadt& " Simon-E NJ lyens
!, Eco-J N Jackson-Kearny, Blois &eo-A D hei
! IN Eco-Iz Il D-Levi q Navra-Chas Loetiier---A
Y s,sSs.1o n 1Fapdra1a w e. Mitchell--DT MaCkie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
rses,pts of produce Saturday.

CINCINNATI Steamer Messenger-Snndry
mdse TO order
= louisville I.dfi Steamer Louisiana-lo5 bales
0Vssri ST LoGIs@steamer SG Luminary hhds tobacco
and sundry mdse
66IGHTTA RIvER-steamer Bart Able-63o
THIB0DAUX- Steamer Thos Powell--3o hhds
sugar 85 bbls 1nolasses So bales cotton SKIS seed
sB3YOU sARA-steamer Lafourche-556 bales
| tcotton a SKIS seed cotton 56 bids sugar lOl bbs
molasses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
MEsflsSsgsg& HsatG1Hsltd az

NEW Yt1H SteamsIip MeTrimael S-Asta mds
PHILADELPHIA Steamship IiaYaca---A Astd
mdse "a,
B9ST0N--BFig American Z uni0n--A Astd Indse
GAI5YFssY N Steamship a. Al4baMa@-l63 head
cattle Mc @uoid, l4ehle &co7sanaF2es fo Texas TX
MOBfI. Steamer frances II bales eetton to
Scott u Bre-9 do Martin, Bolhonde q Cobb
o0tton ria J EIiuk-saudries to order--Ietai 20
bales cotton
AP8IlAGHDGOIA- Steamship appahannoek.-
2g bales cotton Wood, Lew e l4ld sen-zs5 q 90
.Jennin9s Wieks Sco-12 Btooks, Maedonaia eco
a n K Walker gsea-~2 Pest M i0taby1g allsen d5
Youue--31 JORGE Stafford 3so--i6 bales cotton
cases ndse to Merritt, Dunhsi9 Aaehlaneh esee -
snaIfFses fo ortief-Totai 1856 bales GOTTEN
ApALACRlG0LA, etc Steamship F5oi1da---5g
Naies cotton Merritt; DunhaIn. MelA innsli S5eo-l
ds box beesWax 70 Brooks, 4dsea9nala assols
bales cotton pkgs mdse jennings NieS @ n hrQ Qsg
73 ID Aiorgafi Long 8 Hge9-59 40 w hiaes ~
bdls old igaB pgks snIaet n + aaltcilelt sASa-
TID bales cotton Long q LuhglaIs pkgs tlsh "
s9 Lyons Sco-4Totai 334 bales cett0n
BORDEA Bark Mary Allgl4--25 cases afsynth
tia pyine la do brandy DO medicine Mnres
keo 25 f3bls brandy AIaignaH y tanorae--4a hnls
wine g T}esehaln ps.-50 casea saFaines Roehe-
reau Eeo-fs0 egs wine 40 eks brandy y cases
liquors 200 do brandy o bIarinoni--l3 casks WINE
-2eB cases ao q 5pkes Iidse bale 1orks * cases
7gerfngsifh easks brandy J j Bonna toli 2sweras
8 1rem1uet I5 eHs eaTtienHare y II Moore Xe0
20 eks gIas II Eassett &en-62 DO z9 cks brandy
a b Hl5geb ard jf---I d. 81 cks vine s cases DO + 90
preserves 8kgs Indae s. ne Bow see7-5a casks
vine I{jss7antain.~-500 cases do BFuiatoar Hce7-
" easss 80 eIFs "a 10 esa brandy 70 cases YER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
Keeelpt. Of Produee yesterday.

rrT-r-Irrr m s,4aa,o, D W ctra,1er q bo1as
ll9N @ ITan fifs a Z Wnn+-
preserves 9teMaIs o. q ,a a,ti1 .
1. X = hotlso I'M beo sheen bor4e "
LOWS y = ~ SsiIIar & WeI,er do 197
Il 4 as6nhe &co1 do 23 6bs ergs
1t5ts 1 49, II Ialfs h1fter Schneider & Zuberbier
99t oea,ts i II r S,pg ba[ mise Frank
- eools pg9insa1 I3r1 ~ f5heeco Patton 4 DnF
81 Y aa " sjteen Wc0noid Mebe &col COW
s49@9t nsen - stso ti-e Cion Waits Ero 95
his ,.s 4llo! III r n RorfhinSton76 do G ORiIey
20 80 IKE ot3+oas N mis- tnr,,fns 1000 head cab
@ pSo M 9660 dn e6 hhs notatoas - hills
DE- ~ Il a Il W EaTfo1 hhs l;rorIt
55oa o, - ootboFo N Eerruson1IS bdis iron G
II wv 3yi S.o iio nIows Il bfll noints n B Bod
Il So Jeas en,1tv 1bbIs to Stoner a. Turner-3l
51 I 1 Tafs G1bnn,neon 81 bhIs nnta+oas Ia
- 5,ii ~ .obbara ln9 bhls tnrnips Fatrcbild
WaSSofS VA ~ & R;nabaTn7S nkgs tobacco to wilson
pet+nn ~ nISgs fIrnitTlre Post Il Hobby-i
do tyees p Harrison Il sops-4 coils rope j S
sin,ore IL csks bacon Hewitt. Norton &co-I4
his iror+ Scbmit h &Ziealer-50 bbls anples A
Gr;afg SeoHI05 bbIs potatoes F DelBondio-l9l
cs cset;ngs Rice Bros Seo96 do G G WentzeI--
~ CS,TT3n1a1, eeo "a csks bacon 2 tcs hams u
sl.s saei n e Wayne-16 nkrs tobacco S l. Nasits
T. Prose47 hills beets bbIs turnps bbls carrots
\ Kaafa 140 hhIs flonr Grace Davis &co-25 bXs
cheese stafford s Wilson'S do H A SGhuerman-
Gge sIss eot+on seed 26 bbls flour Emley &co-ll3
| dn s Hernsheim-l6 bbls meal B Vanhorn-50
| hb1s no+a+ops & bbls eggs J Lechner-1 bbls oil
/ 1oia H hills anples Wilson & Young-72 plows
4 4 hdis noints Shark Stauffer t&co-2 corn mills
| box bofts Davis. SewelI &co--2I pkgs tobacco
i n Chafa N Bro horses 2 wagons j MeGinns-
/ sundries to order
/ ST L0UIS-Steamer Mary 2 Forsyth-75 bbls
4 fonr Lamb QuiDlan &co-500do VIM Creeyy-70O
/ Grace, Davis &eo-240 Emley &co-1OO A Bilau-
4 300 r b Dafling-50 Z G Messenger &co-100 B
| Kin,bal &co-30o Kehlor Updike &co-225 Jas
\ C7onnoly &co-I7D ] H Polhaas &co-9 Cuhl--
| AS j ii Oglesby &co-500 bbls flour 8 tcs hams G
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
- sats.r.L.sg.

NEW YORK Steamship Havana--l756 5eles
cotton d bales wool 9A1 hhls molasses 9S bhls -four
80 hbls oranges bales skins So bbis oil l2a2 hides
and gundries
ITVERPOD DI4-Bafk Florence Chinman-240S
bales cotton 65 hhds tobacco 200 bhls rosin 42Q8
staves
HAvREi Ship Ella S Ehayer 32o7 bales cotton
8 cases nldse 4360 slaves
PB0VIDENCE Bark Atlanta-l4l5 bales cot
ton $50 SKIS cotton seed
HAVANA A--Brig Hope-50 bales cotton 500 SKIS
bran 900 sEs oats 100 tcs lard 10 bales hay A000
staEes 40 empty hhds 63 empty hhls
y GALVESTON Steamship Harlan--325 bpls Of
folir $50 bbls potatoes hllds sugar 20 bbls rice
l5 rolls hagging and suDdries
PENSACOLA Steamship I4iazie-lI5 bbls -four
90 hbls potatoes 30 bhls apples l8 bbls pork 62O
eka corn and sundries
RUATAN 6ehr The Allison--30 bbls -four s
blis purk q bble bread and sundrles
MOBILE Steamer Sarah hhds sugar nbl
sugar 4 Dbl whisky
PENSACOLA Steamer Ruth Eima-A lot Of
machinery
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
rmnorts Yesteraax.

NEW YORK Steamship George Washington
Astd mdse
NEW YORK Steamship Victor--Astd mdse
BALTII0RE-Ste Steamship Liberty Astd mdse
INDIANOLA AND 'GALyEST0 0N--steamshlp
Morgan-l5 bales cotton Campbell, Eckford &oo--
IL do Dean, Adams & Calf Franeke Danneel
Texas Express beeyes McQuoid, Mehle Eco
snndries ID order-Total 81 bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer Mary-20 bales cotton Il "
Farley &co-S Wilson & Young---4 4 ; Buckner--
Butt, Flash & Lyon Brisac Y blan-Slii1i4sS
to erder--T Total 20 bales cotton
Turks IsLAND--Bark Caroline Lamount-
| l5 900 bushels salt to Mareellus & Wood
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
T0WB0ATs,
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achules, side-yvheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side.gheel, CAPT LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side.wheel, CAPT LOMBARD,
Equator, Propeller, CAPT, WARREN
wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURrEVASr. ...s
WIcaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETr.
reeumsen, Propeller CAPT sCHELLENaE2.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT cooKsEE.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AyERTLL
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted fer
lightsripg outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman aad Reliance have pevsriul Steam
Engines asd Pamps capable OF throwing at lowest speed
45oa gallons of water per unute.
The number aud yenorn power of these boats, demon
srssed last season ia guarantee that nc unnecessary delay
vilfoecurat the Ear.
For terms Of toss saterags or use Of panps, sPpyto
EpW. a. YoRkE ( Co,
IS Pcydgas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

TRH MnksuRELEss LovE.--T can measure paren.
fal ioge-4how broad, and long and strong, and
deep it is; it is Il sea-a deep sea which mothers
eau only fathom. But the love displayed on yonder
hill aud bloody cross, where Gods own Son is
perishing for a., nor man nor angel has line 70
Ineasare The circumference of tie earth, the
altitude Of the sun. The distance Of the planets
these have been Determined; but the height,
depth. breadth aud length Of the love OF God
passeth knowledge. Such is the Father against
whom all Of Us have sinned thousand times I
Walk the shore where the ocean sleeps in the
summer calm. Or lashed into fufy by the winters
tempest. iss taun aering on her sands; and when
you have numbered the drops Of her waves, the
sand liar sounding beach, yeu have numbered
Gods nercies and your sins. Well, therefore, may
we 80 to him with the contritian Of the prodigsl
in our ears and his confession on ouriips" Father.
have sinned against Heaven and in Thy sight,
The Spirit Of God helping US TO so to God, be as,
sursd that the father, who seeing his son afar off
Tan to meet him, fell on HIS neck ana kissed him
was hut an image Of Him who, not spafing Hi
own sen, but giving him up to death that We
might live, 1nyites and now awaits your com
ing hE. Guthrie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

a remantie story is told of "a young Prussian
girl who cut of her hair 10 supply the place Of
Abe horse tail plume iu the helmet Of her lover,
which had aeciaentlg fallen into The fire, and se
lost IT. flowing appendage. Itwas the dayof the
grand celebration in Berlin, and the shops were
all closed, consequently. but for the devotion OF
his ffdaceet she young officer would have heenin
q bad condition for tie parade. This remarkable
instance Of modern self-saeriiae may be true, aud
Ii true, Is certainly creditable to the martyr
daulsef and She nineteenth century It is eonso-
lation to know it d similar demand should be made
upon the disintafested affections Of our American
bellies, they could Immediately meet it without
the aid Of cissors, parting With any tfesses o.
punches actually and naturally attached to their
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

mouth Is do absyath 10 casks vinegar Jenrde-4
naEne A Damas-l csk brandy Bouligny Escla,
pon--9I do 10 cks vine 81 cases champagne zoo
do brandy fruit loo do vermouth SIS do sardines
40 do mustard 22l do liquors 60 do absynfh % do
kirsch water 800 do pickles do chocolate ao
chocolate 10 do cassia6 do hats bales do to order