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The Supposed Poisoning Cnse at Loutsville-
Lor7ss111k. Soscnbet 1s.-The coroaer.s
Ben Powell, report that no traces nf poison
were found In her stomach which consequent
II cxhonorates her husband aud every one else
fom suspicion. The recent report OF tue arTest
OF Mr. Powell in reference 10 this matter Was IN
, 1866-11-20
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Cooper, of the United States ship Winooeki II.
formed the Consul that the keeper ot The light
Tcssel, or fragments Of vcrsel, broken rr, VIA
, 1866-11-20

xrwAIT BROTHERS, Advertising AHsts,
1e8 Utprb4rr.st.. receive Advertisements
for nit the teadtn1 papesa thfsu9aout the
Cptttd 9tates and CanAdas.
, 1866-11-20

SAVANNAH. Ga. November IA citizen named
Aucuklp. Mclean was ehet yesterday bf 4 freed
man In dispute about ten cents. The verdict Of
The }uIy U4a Wilfnl murder.
, 1866-11-20

aIortuAry.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1a.-Georee B.
Reese. ono Of the Oldest dry Goods importers In
tbs city, died this morning. BE was sixty-seven
, 1866-11-20
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AN ORDINANCE to authorize Ihom-
n ~, Wilcox CO. to lay dn*a md 7sssaea s@&t-
fnad tzack On Bates dIeet-
~ o7*7.aea ~ lie t1san.on euuncs u as GUY y
sxc1,os l. That permission ls ssTshy Ersoted 2 q,
X TtnSr a F 2. H.lco1 and A. B. Nucp1- composing
he tn II faon.A WNco1 Goc . ~ doxn M ~
yexts, rourenctnx at point o. bs:es street op2odos
W1tden snd DodEc and theE-e west On the coE.a
t1de Of a3td Bates srreet u potnt ~hEre The ce VIII
Tonnrct Win he tzt1W1y Natk3 On Ez11oaa ASeaNe-
So T. Sud railroad UacE kaA1l b. laid down IN tho
1anntr and the Board Of public orts sa1d cltr
shall diEect.
zzted tr the p1tpose Of er1hllns sad Ienuas wilcox
4 CO. Carrying On hei1 fegtunste bnstctss- ,,,
&c This grant il nA1de The eIHFcs5 c0laluc2
teat the satd ftoHas. Wilcox Co. will y ny s3rtEs
tfon Of said ten Of nv. {eAts. fn]esa -
ed bI TIC Eonuaon CouLc1I.) take Ep sail
Wis laid aows- ~,, y. xnt
EEc5 1horss Wilcox Co. ss =, ~ oS ms1 aa,
feet 70 MI EenGraa or73in Ancta raoN tasuE "a
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uoluc4ou o{ appeal At .aF mi 4! aEses. A y, f,r,
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ALLWANTING FAR&s-Good Farm
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LAFouRgHE.-The Thiboda1x Sentinel says that
the crevasse waters are receding slowly in the
parishes Of Lafourche, Assumption and Terre-
bonne .. -..
The same paper says: We had a good deal of
rain during the past week The bayou is falling
slowly. Crops are in promising condluon feafs
are, however, entertained that the dreaded cotton
worm will again make its appearance this season
and rayage tne cotton crops.
Surprise parties are the fashionable amuse-
ment in Lafourche. We are glad to know that the
Lafourchians are enjoying themselves.
From the French side of the Sentinel we get the
following items:
The district court, Judge Gates, opened on Mon
day There are more than four hundred and
eighty suits.
A burglary was committed Wednesday night in
the storehouses of Messrs. FaurG and vergez
Messrs. Shatfer and McCollom have left for
Brazil
ST. JoHS.-The storm Of last Monday week eX-
tended to this parish, blew down some trees and
injured the crops.
WEST FELIC1AEA.-On Monday last we were
visited by very heavy wind storm, followed by
beating rain, lasting for several hours. During
Tuesday and until Wednesday the weather looked
threatening. The heavy rains that fell were b.
no means beneficial to our planters, The gras
was nara enough W heep uuNll DeIOTS Lle ram
which has now given it fresh start.
Bayou Sara Ledger.
AvoYE1LEs.-The MarksHlle Vilager state
that Gen. Baird has Forwarded to Ayayelles 500
ratons, for the relief of the sufferers from til
overflow in that parish.
IBERvILLE.-The South states that the smallpo
has been prevalent in the parish for three months
and many negroes have died with it.
The river is falling slowly, and Plaquemine an
most of the country will escape inundation.
SHREvEpoRT.-A meeting was to be held on tn
3Oth to render honors to the memory of GoVernc
Allen.
MORE IRON FOR OUR RAMROAD.-Ihe steame
Alabama, on her last trip, brought up $50 tons
railroad iron for the Southern Pacific Railroad
This is the largest cargo brought up this seasOl
In connection with this we will state that The WoT
on the gap between this point and Greenwood
progressing to the satisfaction Of those most il
terested and there is not the shadow OF doubt
that the road will be in running order to Marsha
by the first of August.
TELEGRAPHIc.-Th Shreveport Southwestern
the 3Oth says:
Some two weeks ago, the telegraph cable acroi
the river at this point was broken loose from il
fastenings on the opposite side, and hoated dow
the river. In the meantime battery was eXten
porized on the other side Of the river, and th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
5Eqm Orleans 9aiIg Grestent,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE G. 1866.
For tIe crescent,
Eastern Texas. .-.

Jefferson has been the commercial mart for Eas-
tern Texas and consequently has had a very large
trada far twelve years Durinc tho 1gst ttrne
months the place has been subjected IN misfortune
and suffered both by food and flame. In January
n sweepinc fire DESTROYED nearly two aa7ares of
buildings, The owners reboiIt near tbe levee. and
had lust commenced oceupyinr their new bnild
,srs when thew were sufferers from, the hicb
Caters Two large warehouses rave wav and the
gners had encountered heavy iose botb in bnild.
inrs and roods. Among tie sufferers were Rate
man n Bro.. two Young men of energy WIN corn.
mepce9 business last wear and mn in tins time have
been very successful, The total loss of nronertv
including the loss of leyec cannot he Iess than
s2O0o0O, The larre honse Of Wright & Hendricks,
however tborrb foode5 bag reroainod nniriured
There has not been spcb q rise l,novn since 1918.
and # is nrobab1e tbera vii, not he s1cb another
for score Of years at least.
Jefferson has many advantsres which will, in a
few Years render If large citv Iron ore is iuex-
bsnstible in +he vicinity and ma Il is the market
for the cotton. wool cattle and hides of Eastern
Texas Jefferson afrords every facility for rnanufac
turing. The companv have taken steps towards
the completion of the railroad to Paris, one hun
dred and five miles distant, which was half finished
before the war Other roads are in contemplation,
and TaFarsop will nrohablv he the main center
from wbicb railran5s will extend to the westward.
WarsIan sfy+aen miles distant, is beautiful
town or rCnr tfonsana inhabitants, well.known for
tba intetIicence and refinement of its people. 1t
has nam, 1oortifrI residences surrounded bv we'll
inorrovsI ,,rnunds. Here is an excellent school
tnr vonrr ladies' conducted bv Mrs. Rainev. Meas.
antv sft3ated in the suburbs i" also the Masonic
Female Institute. whose handsome buildings we're
ersctad bv the order has attained an enviabIe re-.
mutation The president il Rev. Dr. Wilson. There
ia also male college ppder ahle ins+rnctors. and
five churches. The place will receive an irnnetus
,vhen the railroad fran sbrevenort Il comnleted
which will he in .TrIv The stores are doing a
rood business. The hotel nnder the management
of Mr., TavIor il veil ordered With exoeIien+ AZ.
commodatiops ana meals while tbe charges are
moderate. All travellers wish health and long life
to " Uncle Joe y as the proprietor is called.
TYLER is another nIeasant nlace resembling Mar.
shall in character and ia beartif,Ilv sitnated
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ol tAe hIaEshal press ls an aole edltor pola dho
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

The CooLlE TRADE.-A convention has been
entered into at Pekin between the British and
French ministers and the Chinese government,
whereby it will now be permitted, under certain
restraints and regulations for any person residing
in one of the open ports of China to obtain from
his consul license to open cooe emigration
office Previous to granting a license, the consul
will have to assure himself Of the soVency and re-
has been granted it cannot be withdrawn except
upon sufficient grounds, and then only with the
consent of the consul. The Chinese employed by
the emigration agent to find him emigrants,, will
be provided with a special license, and will be
alone responsible for any actions he may commit
in contravention of the laws Of the empire. Rules
are laid down to secure the Chinese coolie from Ill
treatment, or from the chance of not being able
to returl to his country. No obstacles are thrown
BY the Chinese government in the way OF their
subjects embarllng for foreign countries of their
own free will; but any attempt to induce them to
do so otherwise than the regulations provide, is
strictly forbidden; and Chinese subjects are pun
ishable by death for the otense of kidnapping men
and sending them abroad against their will
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

- Gov. Parsous, of Alabama, says there are about
$4,000 starving poor whites in that State, and
100000 destitute whites and blacks. Feeble
tain ratons, and it is quite frequent to meet
frantic mothers the roadside, crying with their
starving children. Twenty thousand eight hun
dred rations were issued daily during May, and he
preaching wheat and potato crops will give great
relief and the distress after August will be greatly
reduced
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

May assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
expense in the preparation of these remedies They
Of the very best medicines known in highly
trsted form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. Samuel GiIbert's General Alternative
Acts directly apon the Glands Mucous Membranes-s
ang them additional activity in their natural functions Of
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual Edete
nd in disease, Morbid Matters and expeng them through
the Skin, Kidneys Liver and Almentary Canal from the
System 1t is, therefore adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those ogen and of the membranes
lining them, 5nch as
ERUPTIoNs, TETFER, ULCERS, sCRoFULA,
JAUNDICE, eoITRE,
CHRONIC 1NFLAMATIoN OF
It is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATIoN,
HEREDITARY EAINTs. SYPHILIS,
And uaadiss arising from long continued use of CslOme
Blue Mass Corrosive submae Fowers Solution DOnoganS
Solution and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DR.. Samuel Gnberts letter Ointment
excellent preparation for the of that class
malades usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN, ..
and which popularity know as
CHRONIC ERuPTIoNs, TETTER, PIMPLEs,
BLIsTERs sCABs, soALDHEAD, MILKcRUsT,
| RINGWoRM, ETC, ETC.
It will kill ITCH and other vemin which prey upOr
the Skin 1t otens and deaches the excremenous natter
deposited upon the skin; heals the Cracks Bers and PIN
pies renders the surface smooth aud piabe
has been used by Dr. GILBERT with satisfactory result
for many years is offered for sale in this STYLE from the
n conviction that necessarily meet with the hearty
appreciation fthoss who make use oft.
Full directions for the method ef using these remedies
plain and description of number of the different
varieties of Skin Diseases and valuable suggestions
regard to their cure will be found printed circular
panying package. These suggestions the fruit
ample experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional in the treatment of th
class diseases in the cities of Memphis New Orleans ant
New York and will is expected enable most unproessions
to treat their with much greater thai
that which usually falls the lot of ordinary physicians
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
DIR. Samuel Gnbert,s Preparations.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated having had for
the last twenty FIVE years in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES

the most lucrative Medical Practice South
consented to allow Of his esteemed remedies to be
prepared and sold as proprietary medicines This resolution
eugsndeed by the repeated solicitations of those who
experienced the benefit Of his remarkable professional
skill by impossbiity of giving especial attention to
each Of the written applications made him for prescriptions
by those whose peeuny circumstances business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
TWENrT-EiGRTF
tPe n9ss sPd sSfsPegs atss,s interest & ae parties TO TIL, act

Thus done snd passed at the city Of New Orleans the dsy
month and year aforesaid in the Of Adophe Lene
and Lewis C. Woodvile Witnesses who hereuntO sign 1er
names with said parties and notary.
The original is signed:
Geo W. Manson, G. A. Eager Edward Rigney
and others.
A A Lenes, L. c. Woodvile
Edward Barnett, notary public.
true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary 9ublic.
The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages the
parish City Of New Orleans State Of Lonidana cefhe
that the foregoing Charter has this day M recorded
his Office in Society B. No 6 +. 100 to l09. -
NEW ORLEANS, May Ist 1856.
tSIgnedJ CHARLEssE..LENEs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

Cures Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, Ca
tarrh Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Night sWeats,
Hoarseness to which Public Speakers and Singers
are liable Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
Indorsed by the highest medical authority, cergymen Of
every denomination authors editors professors in our various
colleges and by many Of our eminent public mem
Containing opium it is adapted to every age and may
without fear of the dangerous results which follow the
many the Cough Preparations of which opium and
ipecRe are the base. ....
Letter Hon. G. W Gooch Member of Congress from
Massachusetts:
DR. L. L. KEIGHTS-Oear Sir-I have used DR.. LARGO
Syrup my family for years. and have found it an
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat and all Con
sumptive Complaints have recommended to several
friends who have received great benefit from ita
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Price SO cents and 81 per Bottle.
DR. E R. KNIGHTS Proprietor MslroSe, Massachusetts
DEMAs, BARNES CO., New York.
BARNES, WARD & CO., New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
CHARTER.
{ HAHIAH
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW ORLEANS.


STATE or LoU1st4SA,
City Of New Orleans.
Be it known that this Twenty-sixth day OF Apr, in the
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty six
before Edward Barnett notary public in and for the City
and Parish Of New Orleans duly Commissioned and sworn
personally and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed declared that avang themselves Of the
provisions Dthe statutes Of this State relative the organza
un Of copOraons this State they have cDVenanted and
agreed and do by these presents covenant and bind
themselves themselves into constitute corporation
for the objects and purposes aad nnde the spgat0n5 and
regulations following, Wis
riRsT
The and title Of said c1porstion a be the ATLAr
TIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, and
its domici is hereby established in the city Of New Orleans
IT shall commence business the whole amount =
its capital TX shall have subscribed for, and it shall
exist for twenty-five years from The date hereof i shall have
corporate seal having device the coat Of Of the
State Of Louisiana, and for inscription the Of .hs
Company and the date Of this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
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EDUCATIONA

T ,AvENDER's COLLEGE.
CORNER OF RA&PART AND cUsTeMHoUsE
STREETS.
Mr.. c. LAVENDER, gratefully acknowledging the patron
with which be has hitherto been favored respectfully
that, in order accommodate few pupils he
has taken the large, and well ventilated building
the northwest corner Of
Rampant and BienvilIe Streets.
He will remove into It IS the few repairs requisite
have been completed and in the meantime is prepared to
into arrangements for both Boarer and Day Scholars
MFRS. G. H. CALDWELL WILL REOPEN HER
I'VE Academy 4S6 Camp street for the Summer Term,
commencing June list and closing October ls Winter Session
from November lst to May Ist,
TERh-Senor Classes in the French English and Spanish
branches Of study SS 90 month Juniors, French and
English Classes IS 10 per month.
References-Rev. DR. Leacock, New Oreans Hon. Judge
Simon. New Orleans; Hon. TTa4mpnd Landry, -- Judge
Rice Charleston s. c. DR. Samuel r. Dickson Charleston s.
O.; Prof 7. J.. Caldwell, Transyvania University.
NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsToWN, KENTUCKY.
Our friends and patrons informed that Mr. John W
Harde is duly authorized agent at New Orleans and viii
receive and receipt any which may nstitu
| ton. MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress.
J. W. HARDIE, Agent
Corner Camp and NateheE streets, N. o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
a Wine ern.. Full will Digest Hearty Meal.
TONE TO THE STOMACH

WHICH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS THE POWER
OF DOING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
CHARTER.

r the contracts Of faults or said Company in ay further SUM
I O8Beg 5y hInl. '' go
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
and which popularly know
CHRONIC ERuPT1oNs, TETTEE, PMPLEs,
BLTsTERs sCABs, soALp.HEAp, MILK-CRUsF,

DR.. Larookah's sarsaparilla Compound,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint scrOtua Kings Evil Dyspepsia DrOpsy
Neuralgia, Epilepsy Erysipelas st. Anthony's Fire
Pimpes, Pustues, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels General Debility,
Uterine liberation,
Syphilis
ERCURIL EASE,
And all Complaints arising from resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
Its double the strength any other sasapasla COMPOUND
the Market indorsed by The Medical Faculty as the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT.
Read the following eommendaton Dr. Abbott of Bos
ton widely known as one successful practitioner
BosTov, Dec. 6, 1868.
| DIR. E. F. KNIGHTS, MELRoSE, MASSACHUSETTS
Dear sirI have used Dr. Larookahs sarSaparilla Con
pound my practice for years. and after careful OF
ervatOn of effects do not hesitate to say that it is
my opinion, the sUREsT, SAFEST and CHEAPEs
REMEDY for sCRoFULOUS and sYPHILITIC DISEASE
that has ever available the medical profession
Fraternally yours, S. Y. ABBOTT, NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

The capital said Company shall he three hundred
seventy Ave thousand dollars divided into three thousand
hundred fifty shares Of hundred dollars EACH
be paid for the time and in the following,
to-wit:
The subscribers tine said stock shall pay into the hands OF
President upon the organization of the Company for bus
the Twenty Dollars cash upon each and every
subscribed by them and furnish their the order
the Company for the remaining eighty dollars payable
demand the Office Of said Company, at such times and in
such manner as the Of may determined pro
vided that Shall be by insaments Of
than twenty dollars periods be
agreed upon by said Directors and thirty days notice in
French English languages in newspapers published
daily city Of New Orleans shall be given Of payment
payments be made which said capital stock Of Three Hun
aed Seventyve Thousand Dollars may be increased
One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars hereinafter
provided for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

May rest that the manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparation of these remedies They
made the very best medicines known, highly
trsted form, upon strictly scientific principles.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-21

II WILL sell my farm two miles east of DEBORAH on
the state road. Ii is OF the best stock farms in
the county-l00 tons OF hay can be cut it. Wafer
in every field; and good timD.r adjoining. Will sell
for one-third down, balance from years with
interest
at a barg ,n 1t is of the largest houses in town
and the best Observation-Disclosures being all new Good
barns and yards, all in good order. Terms, oneha
down-baance on time from to ten years ! will
take good farm Decorah Metre cor or Lansing
part in good horses cattle The House is doing
q good business-full all the time
ELI GEORGE, Proprietor
DEBORAH, January 10th, 1866. Ash
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-21

Cattle PLAGuE.-Brute animals rs well IS
mankind, have always been subject to disease.
Tho Bible speaks of a ''grievous muIran"
that s,note the cattle Of Egypt. Ancient Gre
clan and Roman writer's speak Of ravaging dis.
eases among cattle. Srch diseases spread in
the time of Charemance, and have been
widely destructive. at different times since 49,
Saws the Richm,ni, Va. Times:
Reliable statistics fix the number Of cattle
carried OFF by TIE disorders OF western Eu
rope from I'LL to 1897, at two hundred mil
lions,
The disease now prevalent in England. and
which is perfectly identified with previous
plaques, made its first appearance in London
in June of last year. 1t was imported from
Gallicia Or Hungary, both OF which pest'infeet-
cd countries send cattle to the London mar.
ket. The official description of it, as used in
the orders in council, is as follows:
"The cattle show great depression OF the
vital powers; frequent shlvering, staggering
gait, cold extrcmites, quick AMI short breath
ing. dropping head, Redeemed eyes, with dis.
charge from them, and also from the nose. of
n mucous nature, raw looking places on the in
ner side Of the lips and roof OF the mouth, dl.
arrhea or dysenteric pursing'"
There is striking correspondence between
this description and the descriptions given cen
turtles ago of the previous plaques in England
and on the continent.