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The LooQuEsT INsTIruTE.-Prof. Vegas dancing
room at the Odd Fellows Hall was well filed last
night with select audience, who had convened to
assist at the musical exhibition of the Locquet In
insutate. Madame Leroy must have felt proud of
'he attendance on the occasion, but especially
proud OF the musical performances of her pupils
from beginning to end the entertainment was q
grand success, and the frequent plaudits of the
spectators showed how much they enjoyed them.
selves, aswell as how much they were astonished
and pleased 1t was musical reunion such as no
other city on the continent but New Orleans
could get up under the same circumstances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

A VERY AGREEABLE INcIDENT.-The return Of
the days Of peace, and Of the supremacy of the
Eentler arts Of civilization, was sgnalized yesterday
in very agreeable and suggestive manner. The
occasion was that Of the presentation Of beauti-
full set Of silver plate to the distinguished dramatic
artist, &. r. Barrett. Esq number of gentlemen
assembled at Moreau's restaurant, where, after an
elegant entertainment, illustrated by all the attrac
lions of the cuisine, the presentation was made by
prominent and well known citizen, on behalf of
himself and 8 number Of other residents of New
Orleans. As Testimony to Art, in which sense,
rs was indicated by the inscription on the silver
Hagon, the gift was intended nothing could have
been more appropriate or more well deserved.
MI. Barrett has become so popular with the public
of this city. that anything we could say in praise
Of bis merits as actor would be entirely super
au0us. OF his merits as a man, apart from the
walks Of that profession Of which he is 50 brilliant
m ornament, it would be equally superfnous to
speak to those many friends to whom he has en-
deared himself BY his modest and unassumng man
ners, and his genial nature. We hope that he may
long live to adorn the American stage, and to re-
cirrocate the warm attachment Of bis troops Of
friends.'' as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

by inherent nations, every day in the week is
SET apart for public worship. Sunday by Chris.
nans Monday by the Grecians Tuesday by the
aPersians; wednesday by the Assyrians Thursday
by the Egyptians; Friday by the Turks Saturday
by the Jews. Add the fact of the diurnal revolu
ton of the earth, giving every variation of long
tude different hour, and it becomes apparent
that every moment is Sunday somewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

". CHAnLEs The arER,--Miss De Bars Wfdo,n
cheersy, IN the Soldiers Daughter" was well
received by the audience at the st. Charles.last
nlgnss and ritsbles were greatly excited by Ben
De Rsr as Ton 1tspe, IL tie afterpieoe. !. The
otage-asruck aallor Z Tonight Miss De Bar APP.
pears as hesser Grasaofeek, in the comedy of
faction Skurk, in the Went IF wish. Ton isb !,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Academy always
holds its OWNS always full. A delighted au-
dience last night witnessed the various and re-
markabiy interesting performances. So numerous
Is the company at this house, and SO versatile,
that the resources Of the managers seem meg
haustibIe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

TIE Red JACKET Apyeel ATE -Messrs. GRAY 4
Norris, No. 81 Canal street, Southern wholesale
agents for the Red jacket Bitters, issue publiea
ion styled the Red Jacket Advocate, which. he.
sides other reading matter, has methodcally ar
ranged list Of stamp duties imposed by the Fed.
eral laws, and LICENSES on professional and bust,
neas pursuits. This publication is very useful to
business men, and can be had gratis upon applica-
tionkfh person, or BY letter, to Messrs. Gray &
NofSfe. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

TIE OLYMpIc. Mrs Howard's Olympic has
lately had good houses. i" The Hidden Hand .
proves to be taking piece, and with such acting
and singing as Mrs. Towards and Mr.. Watkins it
could not be otherwise. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

By dispatch to J. N. Courtenay agent of the
Star Line Of Steamships, we learn that the steam
ship Guiding Star, Capt. Berry, from New York
via Havana previously reported outside the BARI
crossed ut 8 O'Clock last evening, with the mails
and passengers Of the steamship Morning Star,
which vessel isstl outside the bar detained by low
water at Southwest pass. the Guiding Star will
be found at her wharf opposite Jackson Square
this morning. 4
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THE VARrErIEs. "A full house at the Varieties
last night to witness Lady Audley's secret,n in
which Miss johnson performed Lady dudley in
effective style. The afterpiece of g Betsey Bakern
was admirably done, and kept the house in a roar.
Miss Johnson appears again tonight in drama
suitable to her peculiar talents. @
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Arrivals at the PrinclpaI Hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL H Slater, La; v
Montague, Natchez; Johnson, coast; Q Wood,
Y; Reynolds, Pittsburg, Texas; G w Green.
wood and wife, Franklin; E Fields, F Trimhle,
Miss; M Wilson, M Jordan, city; Dribson,
Terrebonne; II McGehee; Cotton W Smith
Philadelphia; Jameson, B Griffith, N J; H Cham,
hill, Lake Providence; J Butler, Portsmouth, N
Il; Shepard, Braston, Mobile; W Morgan,
Memphis " Marges Va: T Cuoyie, Ark; j
bile; G Damon, Fla; F Cats, st Marion; C j
Barnes, N Y; NJ S Gilmer, Montgomer; J McDon
ough and wife, J O'Fallon, st Louis.
=, ST. LOUIS HOTEL-TB Clarke, Mobile; Fl T
Robinson, city; R Young Philadelphia; Hurtel,
Mobile; I 6 Blewett, NJ Wiessinger, Columbus
Miss; Il J Bodley, Miss Rodley Miss Gill, st.
Louis; Mr. and Mrs W Fearn, Mobile; W r Ed.
son and wife, France; N Martin, St Lonis; NJ
Hoaa and family, RICHMOND, Va; Hatch,
McGatchen, McCutchen, St Carries.
ST.. CITY H = u V Taylor, AvoyelIes; D E
Wiie and daughter; Miss Sisson; F Weber, Holly
G sIty; ,' q Brill, n; W Lawrence, city;
HAZE ea i5 NSGyss Hughes La
N ID watts; Miss NJ Watts and sister; Captain
w Norton, Montgomery Fl L Wilson, Texas:
$ Hyer R Miller, Ohio; i Fitchet and wife, Mo,
i nlle; Hutchinson, N Y; NJ Ball, Ky; NJ vii.
N Miss Cockrell, D McConico, W Snidiker, Tex
y D Marshall and son, Mershall, Avoyelies q
81. JAMES H0TEL--M Todd Ark; NJ Aberger
u, Baton Rougei J D Hays, New Iberia; A Law
son, Beall, J Nelson, Jarrel, Ala; i Rain
old, Homer; H Dittmer. Minden; John Conway, Fl
Loeb Moon, Miss L L Weed, Mobile; G A
EaIkes, Miss; W Dayol, J z Sheldon, Selma; R
y brown brown, Ind; n Plattenburg, Miss; NJ Cook,
+ h1 u Mobile; " Darden, Ga K Denning,
~; Damon, Fla; R s Hardaway, Ga: Mrs W s
Stuart, Ga; II Kincannon and wife, Miss: O W
Thorn, Washington, D g; W H Brown, PhiIa, Miss
) Al Hardaway, Ga;J Roberts, Miss; G Fl Chill
De ders, city; L Flournoy. Shreveport; V Jones;
Miss Flournoy; G Roberts; W Flournoy; R
Denton, st Louis; D d Arden; Goodman. Alley |
andria; Wolf, Cincinnati; Mrs Gerseabere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

PURE FLUID VAooINE.-Dr. Chastant, one of our
most promising and successful practicing physi-
clans, announces IN another column that he has
just received fresh supply Of imported vaccine
matter vaccination performed at his office only,
1919 Canal street, between / and Pm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

STEAMER CREoLE,-The favorite Mobile and Gulf
coast packet "Creole," Capt Walker, having
been unavoidably detained, will leave the lake
end for Mobile this evening, on the arrival of the
"A O'Clock train The Creole will stop at all the
watering places on the coast, going and returning
For freight or passage, apply to Leach& Perkins,
corner of Gravier and Carondelet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

WILCOX & GIBBS Machine will sew. hem. fell
pfaid tuck' gather, quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox& Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
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49,
DIED

DEED=
On the morning Of 18th February 1866 at 4:2O O'clock
FREDERICK NICHOLS of the parish OF Lsf urche ared
II years. e' 'eeN
HIS funeral Will take place from tie residence of Mrs E.
Mcleod 1853 Caliope street. a. 10 O'Clock THIS
wednesday, MORNING His friends and acquanances and
those of Messs Porteous and D. Love- are respectfully
invited to attend, without further notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

FMANCIAL AND CoMMERCIALi SUMMARY.-The
gold market indicated increased frmness yester
day morning, owing to the fact that the quotation
of the New York market, which was enormously
given to the Associated Press at 1874, instead O,
137 had been duly corrected. The demand, how
ever, continued restricted throughout the day, and
sales were very light at 1864 @l364, against 1850
1854 on the previous evening. Sales of silver
comprised 5000 Mexican dollars at 1877, and some
small lots of American half dollars at 1872
Foresgn Exchange has exhibited increased firm.
ness since onr last. Offerings, however, steadily
ruled in excess Of the demand, and sales were
Light yesterday at 147@l4s for bank sterling, l45A
0t<63 for clear bills, HIGHS for bill of ladine
bills, s.sl 4@3.ss7f. for bank francs, and 1850
S.90f. for outdoor francs.
domestic Erchdnge has been very dull for some
days past. Outdoor offerings show no increase
whatever, while the demand at bank has been of a
more restricted character than heretofore Trans.
actions yesterday were light all round at irregular
figures, and the banks checked as heretofore, at
pafy9l and % cent. discount. We would quote
private and commercial sight at s@a ID cent dis
count. and short sight and time drafts at CORE
spending figures.
Bank Notes and Securities have ruled through
out since our last as reported in the previous sum-
mary offerings Of favorite classes were light and
IN astive request, while the general run Of both
notes and securities were almost wholly over
looked. Large sales Of City Railroad and Gas
Light company1s stocks, and moderate sales of
Union Bank, Crescent City Bank, Bank of Louis
lana and Louisiana State Bank notes TRANSFERRED, at
the prices furnished in our financial article
Cotton has been in. fair request since our last,
With sales yesterday Of 1852 bales at previous
figures. Buyers tried hard to obtain concessions
but factors were inexorable, and the market
closed, as it had opened, at 36@3sc for ordinary,
40@4lc. for good ordinary, 42@43c. for low mid
ding and 45@46c. for middling.
Sugar, and Molasses-T supply of Louisiana
i still restricted and in active request whilst the
imported articles continue very much neglected.
Sales yesterday, 200 hhds sugar and 81 bbls. Of
molasses, at the prices furnished in ou,a CONNER
cial article.
Flour and Grain Flour is still firm at previous
prices, with sales yesterday of 1000 bbs. at full
previous figures. Corn is weaker, owing to in
creased supplies, and oats show but little, if any,
variation in offerings or rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

The letter Of our Washington correspondent,
pnbshed this morning, will be found very interest
ius throughout, but the readers attention will be
especially attracted by the account Of an inter
view between the President and Beast Butler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
REDNEspAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s. 1865.
Thanks To the Southern Express Company for
acceptable faYors in the newspaper way.

NEW Hooks. From Mr.. Louis Schwarz, No. Is
Chartres street, we have received two new novels:
aTHe Lost Bride by that popular writer, 7. s.
Arthur, and Cora Belmont the name of the
author Of which is not given. It is said to be do
nestle tale in real life, and true story Of the
heart Both are Published by Peterson, of Phila-
deInliia. and Ior sale by Mr.. Schwarz.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

MosBY GETS PAss.-Mosby has at length sue
ceeded in thanking his tormentors and can now
enjoy peace and quiet, fortified with the following
impregnable document:
HEADQuARrERs, Army OF TIE UNITED STATES
Washington, d. O., Fen. I'd 1866
John j. Mosby, lately of the Southern Army.
VIII hereafter be exempt from arrest by the mill.
unless unless directed by the President of the United
ters. ''eSe Ae""4"ai
lbs parole will authorize him to travel freely
~lthin the State of Virginia, and as no obstacle
mas been thrown in the way of paroled officers
anu men from pursuing their civil pursuits. or
travelling out of this State, the same privileges
M,a oe extended to j. s. Mosby unless otherwise
directed by competent authority, "'se
u s GRANT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
ii SpAe1edad Stock of Shirts
is NOW IN STORE
AT
=. TT. M oDv,s

s. IT, M oo US,
Corner of Canal and Royal sts.,
FAR SURPRISING IN -.
j VARIETY AND EXTENT
That of previous supply of any other stock in
the Southern country prices TINT defy competition
GOOD SHIRT WILL BE SOLD AT Sc EACH, and
finest qualities New York Mills all Linen Shirts in propor
ton.
UNDERsH1RTs, DRAWERS, HOSIERY, TIES,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERs SHIRT
BosoMs, UMBRELLAS and FANCY GOODS, for all sea-
sons, at equally astonshingly low prices.
Wholesale and Retail.
Sole agent for the sale of PAPER COLLARS
The trade supplied at Factory Prices
Shirts made to order in one week
REMEMBER, At
s. N. MOODY'S,
~ Corner of Canal and Royal Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

1K1 ST1rcH made BIZ the Wilcox j. Gibbs Sew
ng Machines i unexceptionable, and superior
even to hand sewing. being stronger and mort
beautiful Can be seen at No. s st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser s Co., will sell
this day, at 10a O'Clock, at No. ISL Camp street.
mahogany and black walnut furniture, paintings,
ETC., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
Caution i.

caution.
Inc PUBIC are cautioned against purchasing spurious arti
Gle of Whisky. purportng to be the celebrated
ROSE WHISKY,
manufactured by Boyle, Miller 81 Co.,
Cincinnati.
Inc spurious article is base representation of the genuine
Is manufactured from Rum in this city, and came
from CINCINNATI the brand Is well calculated to deceive buy
as II Is lac simile OF the genuine with the exception of
the name, "BoYLKR MILES Coz bling used instead of
BOYLE, MILLER 4 COZ
Thereby protecting the manufacturers from legal prosecnton
for appropriatng in full celebrated manufacturers brand
Ihe pubic are cautioned against h imposition base at
tempt to inure the and reputation of the elknown
genuine article OF BofLEs ROSE WHISKY Cincinnati
S. Fl. KENNEDY & CO..
Agents for Boyle, Miller K Co Cincinnati;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

The United States Mail steamship Fung shuey
Captain John Cough, from New York February
18th, at P. NJ, with merchandise and passengers
to Geo. A. Fosdick, has arrived.
The Flung Shuey experienced a very heavy
southwest gale off Cape Hatteras, during which
was obliged to heave the vessel to eighteen hours
since then strong head winds. She arrived off the
bar Sunday noon, and crossed at $3.50 P. NJ. Mon
day. She was detained waiting for high tide.
The following is a list of her passengers:
Capt Choate O'Donnell and lady Mrs Hester O,Don
lell Haton, Mrs Pennington Miss Therese Remington
r Carorey and children Jas Hutchinson Mason Cant
leo Lambert, D f Nash, W W Pratt. II Marten f
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Mourning and Half Mourning Goods

Black and Black and White GRENADINES
Black and Black and White ORGANIZES
Black and Black and White MOZAMBIQUE.
Black and Black and White FOuLARD SILK
Rack INDIA BAREGE.
Black TAMISE, BoMBAZINE, ALPACA PoPLfNs.
GRAPE, SILKS. DELAINEs GRAPE COLLARS and
SLEEVES, Etc.
Black and Black and White GINGHAMs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

Has just received by the latest arrival from, Europe his full
and complete assortment Of
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FROM NEW YORK,
Bleached and Brown DOMESTIC
Bleached and Brown COTTON SHEETINGs
TICKING AWNING STRIPES and OsNABURGs.
HICKORY STRIPES
COTTON DIAPERS
CALICoEs-of the best fabrics, 20 to rs cents, ETC.
E. GIQUEL,
l26 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

Fine Silk Mixed CASHMERE SUITS.
E. Plain ,
:. Fancy MELTON
:. :. MARSEILLES
=. :. LINEN a.,
White and DUCK :,
Brown and colored .
Black Cloth and Doeskin COATS and PANTs
Silk VESTS.
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HALFHOsE
COLLARS and CRAVATs
TRUNKS, YALIsEs, CARPET BAGS Etc
E. L. PIERSON & CO..
q Magazine street, corner of Gravier
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To the TRADE,
WE HAVE ON HAND
French G. D. CAPS, Ely's Colts Pistol GAPS
American :. E. b. Gun :,
Prussian S. 3. =, . d W
Waterproof CAPS =. Musket .
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER, SHOT,
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We bny all Goods direct Of the Manufacturer in his
country and Europe.
HENRY FOLSOM & CO.,
No. 3 Old Levee street,
Opposite the Postottce New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
Lumber,

100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER
l, IA, ~ and inches thick. For sale by
PURVES & PRAGUE,
90 Tchouptaulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

Household Blessings.
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,
Is in throughout United States England France
Germany Canada Cuba South America and has been
thoroughly tested in hospitals converts asyums hotels and
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
UNsTlNTED PRAISE AND CONTAMINATION FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT.
These machines not only
Save Three-Fourths of the Labor and Scan.
but garments will last twice long when washed in them
and look cleaner and whittier than when done by hand
All faRcs from collar to blanket be washed PER
FkcrLY without soaking rubbing boiling boy or girl
can operate them. For fannels they are invaluable
The clothes are washed wrung and rnsed without inhang
steam, splllng Stops or putting the hands water
THE wRINGER,
although essenap of the machine complete in ITSELF
has galvanized iron Frame solid white rubber rolls coz
wheels and drain board attached to any kind of
vashub bench barrel box easier and quicker than anv
her wrnger, and without the injury to the tub 1T
NEVER RUSTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER
md is universally conceded to be the
Best and Most Reliable wrlnger in Use.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
93 and 95 Camp street.
RICE BROS. Il CO.,
2i2 Tchouptouas street.
BICE BROS. & CO.,
565 Magazine street
SOLE AGENTS |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

NEW ORLEANS, February TO- 1866
The following authentic the financial con
don of few of the Petroleum vapor Stove Companies which
have been formed within the past few months
The Philadelphia company Evans President commenced
operations year ago capital $50 Oo upon this they
their second eannua dividend of FIVE per on the whole
amount Of stock issued
The Maryland and Virginia company operations
in September last capital of S25000 they issued
of stock in shares of SO each Their stock now regularly
quoted at twelve and ohehaf per above par.
The Ohio and Indiana company has barely opera
tons yet their stock of s300oO based capital of $4,000
cannot be bought at par
The enormous profits OF these different accrue
partly from profits manufacture partly sa Of county
rights.
Subscription lists to the stock of the Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28

M. JUDSON & CO.'S,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
VIOLET, BLACK Il CO.'S,
1873 Gravier street.
G. E. SPENCER O. CO.'S,
Canal street.
G. Fl. SLOCOMB'S,
Canal street.
PITCHER & BARROW'S,
So Poydras Street; and at
LOG CAMP STREET,
Where the Stove is on exhibition.
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Dry Goods Emporium.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
H- & Q u H Il,

1s6. ....s,...'.... Canal Street ,1ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
= p Rim G GOODS.
VERY Low PRICE,

Which he offers for sale at
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Free Gaff. Free GIFT.
Wewll furnish free charge to any person calling upon or
writing TO rs, a COPY OR COPIES of
THE RED JACKET ADVcCA
witch contains, with other
VALUABLE INFORMATION,
o carefully prepared list of all
STAMP DUTIES
alphabetically arranged, together with the government chas
yes for -......
in al cagas Of business, and other reading matter
Address, or call on
GRAY & NORRIS,
Wholesale Southern Agents Red Jacket Bi5ters.
81 Canal street, New Orleans
.)Wnrsase,
RIVER AND FIRE INsrrRANc,Ir
Home insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS. sa1.ooo
Arctic Insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS. ., ss14eoo
ihe Undersigned agent for these responsible
Companies continues to Insure against the pers Of the Sea
and Rivers as we'll against or damage by Fire both in
the CITY and country at the Premium
ing to his customers TWENTY PER CENT in Cash
All losses adjusted and paid in Cash promptly at this agency
GEO. A. FOsDICK,
80 Camp street. corner Natchez.
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BARNETT &c LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
BARNETT 81 LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS

Arc pronounced by tho SOUTHERN FACULTY sur,
remedy for FLATULENCE AND INDIGESTION, and til.
best promoter of Appetite and tonic the wordo.
Blters.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
Dlstribullon or Rewards.

Researds for the Capture Of Booth ana
Harold. brig Gen. L. G. Baker, $3.50;
,'apt. E. z. Doherty, 10th N. Y. Cavalry,
81 500; 3: J. Conger, detective, $4,000; l.
. Baker. detective, $4,000: Sergt B. Cor
bett, 1Clh N. Y. Cavalry, So, 546; A. Wen
dell. $2,645; Corp Chas. thinner, Michael
Uniao. John Winter, Sherman Newgsrten.
John Waits. Oliver Lonpay, each $2,29O
The remainder Of the reward 10 distributed
among seventeen privates Of the same regi-
ment.
For The Capture Of Atzerods. Major Art
man, 2l3th Pennsy lvania Volunteers, ST 900;
Seret. Gimmili. LIST Delaware CAVALRY, So, 598;
The remainder of the $25, 900 il distributed
among seven others.
For ne Capture of Payrs-Brig-0 Gen. n.
Wells, Provost Marshal. $625: Col. H. s.
Olcott Special Commissioners, $685.; Brevet
Maj. II. W. Smith, A. A. g., 81 500; B. C.
Morgan. assistant to Col. Olcott, 81. 7O6 !:
W. N. Wermerskerch, assistant 70 Col. o.
colt. $l,436; Detectives Eli Devoe, @. q.
Rosch and 7. Sampson. each 81 COS Is
For tie Capture Of JefeSsos DsVis-
Lieut-Col D. D. Pritchard, 4th Michigan
Cavalry, $4,000; Capts. c. Hathaway
and G. = Audson, each $720 90; First
Lieufs. Ripley, Palmer, Boutwell,, Baohus,
Stauber. Fisk and Hasleton, and Second
Lieuts. Treat Bennett, Rickford, South
worth. burlington, Remington and Murphy,
each 555 IS. Three others receive 5000,
ono $685., one $z7l, one $3.50, one $2l9,
sixty one $3.50 each, and about four humid
red receive from $lG6 to $l87. There are
about eighty Of the claimants who are ad-
judged to be entitled to NO compensation.