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The New York herald., 1866-04-17

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The New York herald., 1866-04-17

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mt srsl fiettnSr rgsss f0f noafsta flsnd an4
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

RKYANT, sTKATTON n CHAPMAN,s
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH rNsrIrIyrrf
n 80 CARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS. IA & 4
The course Of Instruction embraces Peaanshp Telegraph
ing, Book Keeping, Commercial Law Commercial Calcutta
tons Customs Trade, Aetna Business Training by means
Of Banks Eporums Business Telegraph Offices Of every
description, etc. ksssV4a "a TsfeH sfsH 1sTHa3
Scholarships good throughout the Chain Of As Colleges
Evening essionsior the accommodations an such as
attend through the day For further particulars cali az he
Office or send for College Journal Gls H lIssLr laE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

BROOKS HOUSE.
THE PROPRIETOR of this well known popular estab
iskmen finding his present location small for the calls
upon him for accommodation, WILL the LIST Of November
Nos. es7, eae ana ISL cana, street. II
Corner of Basin Street..
where he hopes able furnish home TO all b,s ends
He needs hardly state that his table now ever
passed. and that every comfort will be by Of
his house --a- l. &, IN 80. = fS W
HOURS OF MEALS:
Breakfast, from to 3; Dinner from to 4 Supper to
g M. TODD d CO., DEALERS IN ARTISTS,
Leaf, Bronzes "a ~ 2T'%-- 49, N'H
PAINTS,
ss2+'s2 80 50 vARNIsHEs, s@aE sz--re-S
GLASS,
...c BRUSHES, Etc,
NO. 20 Magazine Street,
One door above PoVdraa
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n HERRING, Etc, Etc.

90 Keep Constantly On Hand g,9a.
hAcKEREL-No l. bills, halves and kits
MACKEREL-No "a. :. .
MACKEREL-No. 5. :. :.
SALMON, No. 3.
SALMON-Fresh-l lb,, 2 ID. and lb. cans
HERRING-No. !, bills, halves and kits. rF.ssy,- WAS,
MISUNDERSTANDING. / and scaled.
TONGUES and soUNDs-Extra kits.
HALIBUT FINs-Extra kits.
: CoDF1sH-Large drums and half drums .....,fr
CODFISH-Aedium size drums.
GOLDFISH boxes. ~ ' ''-@ir
PoLLOCK--drums and half drurns
- HADDoCK-quarter drums and boxes
LOBSTER-Fresh, ID. and ID. cans.
oYsTERs-Cove, ID. and 2 ID. cans
PIcKLEsMixed gallons, half gallons pnts and quar.s
PIckLDe-Gherkins, :. 'N"""'
PICKLES W half bhls. and kegs.
PICKLES-Onions -. ,..r...--..-- .- ..,
CATcHuP-Tomato, Davis, cowdrey. Enmsen, Carroll
TOMAToEs-fresh, and 3 h. cans .- .-
PEPPER SAUCE-pnts and half pinss, .. .s...- .
OL1VES-quarts and piats. ii. .. .........- .4r
OLIVE OIL--quarts and pnts. . -..-....,
CAPERs-captal and superfna
PEACHES-resh, and lb cans
PINE APPLE-fresh, 2 ;.
STRAWBERRIES ...-.Y
BLACKBERRIES :. :.
GpEEN nnns "sY-s s'.~=se. -9s
FkgTs st sRa s e s.. and . ....
PPkkEEssEEkkyyEss-shakss quarts il lags
5EEk and a PMS
EzS
SM,IILkaBonrdens condensed
sna sdss
PPAA pSiSs boxes, halves and quarts
T. sa dHs 3. ~ pa Rsnss' ,
S S1EfK. !: :: :: y o.-y ~
Snnl sAios
soDA-Bi:carib, kegs. = "
and medium size Chase Co.
SSHH99GG99tATTE-6ss tTsm;ilss Prsstoa
GG99Gcoo;AHppPrepared, .7s9 -" -. s 77 a.-
S S4fFzs B nd sad 1S E s sss, :.a..
sALT.Pembroke, in cases w &c. 0r a. 9.r =
P PAIEs-R sad : Sd h0UgR;
HRSgsss kEHs. s ssE 7 sf Is nest.
WagI HzN aNhS 74Sa and medium sizes
BRRgsHEs-scrub, all sizes.
BLAGKfNG-Large medium and small sise MaSo.,,,
P g. PER-Sa,ss all sizes III
BBAAkIEY1Pesrl, in ksgs lbs each
fEAS-Spit, Dds and Kegs.
5 eC0FFEE-Rio and Java. . 5E.y
TEAS-Imperial in chests and caddies.
TEAS-oofong :. -.
sTARCH-Duryea's superior, IL. .. .-
STARCH :. satin gloss.
STARCH =. corn, ...... g.. .... ......-..
STARCH :. Mazenea. 81 '-'
STARCH-Foxe's
SOAPS and 4s ID. boxes Winchester,s.
s0AP-S0f b boxes Morgan's. p y. Fr't1
S0AP-Almond :,
SOAP-Castile ., - ...-
GANDLEs-star full light weights Proctor 4 CANDLES
CANDLES-Sperm.
COAL oIL-Barrels and tins. seaH
l.ARD-Tierces and kegs.
, yHAMS-Tierces - .
vINEGAR-Pure cider in bbls
BuTTER-Goshen, frkins and kegs.
LBUTTER-Western :. ... ,-.. .---.
@CHEESE-E. D.. and Western : ir tzH s'' 7''F Hq-'
GHEESE-New York State )! Aat7 -,p rs - ban .at5.e
~foIATOES-Choce Jackson Whites
MATCHES-Richardson's
Fresh supplies constantly received and for sale by
s. D. MOODY & CO.,
3s~ Eat 7aiETog s}5s sls , 81 FchoupiteulRs street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

Ia reopsnng his Agency Of Eileen years standing,
carter temporary suspeusfcn the undersigned ratfed In
able security above forth, NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ana Of announcing that now fuzzy authorized
to issue policies against the pers Of and rivers and
against loss damage by fire. at the Of premium
less twenty per and will adjust and pay all losses his
Agency with the beaty and promptness characteristic Of
our HOME Companies. at2i5& 3eE 5tas5a
This large concentration of capital in addition to the pe
or security OFFERS will enable the agent accept Of heavier
lines on Presses Warehouses and Stocks and River
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer Inconvenience
and trouble IN securing protection large sums be res
pectfuy asks from his friends and the public continuance
Of the confidence and patronage heretofore so generously
bestowed. .E"1 ttNEHf F5tis5 .FIt5 4
Dwenghouses and contents insured term of five
years or less, upon equitable terms. 5H'o -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
EDUCATIONAL.
OAKLAND COLLEGE,
,s@ CLAIBORNE COUNTY. MISS, near Rodney.l

+ Il
Ts Instisnsion viii enter the Second Term the
% M public sordng opportunity for complete
n.Rt. = IA Facility: 5-s..s
heV. Joseph q. Calvin, President pro tenn, and
-e.ss Le m Professor OF Natural Science
" a b. = !.t..".. Professor Of Mathematics
j. Wsseler rats.sor Il e La,,
yacsn Chairs will be filled as soon as poesble Mean
~ .udes appertaaing them will be Taught br ne
present. The Preparatory Department ID
se.oy Or * aisa. can be had at the College Re
Tri.to, - Ns.-sPayable In advancel
SSnl..en: PEI Term Of ave rs b. Il - ga m
Board ind washing. per month az
ietal expenses Per :. 90 "a
@ may be addressed to tie President Il Rod
. u ssasa e r;sss. 4 College
should De present JAMES 1Rs.f9rR ~ VI. meeting
GRAMMAR AND HIGH sCTTanT 80
ner MagaStne sreet and L6uisiana AyenHeRv RssyH
til II p formerly Presidep: d MaIiheid col
I y praeessd commence in New orieans sehoo,s.r
r9e ts.a
and previous success recommendation dat
The first session win be spened on MONDAY February sb
ioe o. cioek N Tuition MONTH from eight TO tel
co,ars according to studies one half Id ADVANCE -
cEEflRsScEs -Rsy. vi r .keacock D.. D.; Rev Jas X
Rev: Keensr b. d. Rev j. b Wa,bsrp taspeT Rs
Linus Parker; Rsv q aiier Race, Foster T. Il Mer.
Harrison: ". 4 Dameron 2 g. Wharton. III = IT, !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

- =
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
ad .z OF NEW YORK. ,.4..!.59I
Chartered 1se1-Assets, i 900, 900.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE
the above Company for &c 80 4 = 80 = - -
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI,
Are prepared to transact business relating ia Fra
Marine and Inland Insurance. 80 - :
at the Agency. 4 5-55H- -, .tt'.1. ,lff,''
.i.o1- il fg-vrI SEELYE & wEsTC0T
- -.7. 80 Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

IAMEs DAVIS, t,sa,o' +. ..aa
- .LbIT FyEf3
lneIer Maker and Blacksmit
q, % 70 q ~ Julia street. and lag Front Levee street
omce-FuLTpN street, corner of JULIA
NEW "oELE'ANs II
Repairs. M ''ea'n"oao' aha otesnsai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
coMMERcIAL COLLEGE

tfesa5. CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
I'm THE
Spacious and Elegant " story BuiIdfng,"
Is constantly in session eight able Professors II was
founded 10 1882 and Ia chartered State Its former stu
dentsmay be found Principals keepers in q large
portion Of the old houses Of this city and over the Southern
states Ladies Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or Bookkeeping Penmanshp Mathematics Eng.
hsh French Or Spanish business education that enables
one e earn 5000 annually is the fortune parents
can give their sons We have ample arrangements for 500
students Ladies and Gentlem are invited to call
s1h "A 2s'SzM f4s3&h RUFUS DOLHEAR. Presfdent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
49, - -. !
ELLOs, ALLARD d ssOonwy~ "

Boat Stores. PlantatloH and Famt,v s,p,,,~.
@F..+ - No is FuIros AND IS Fsoxr sr1Err,
| New Orleans La 2 Y
Keep constantly hand for sale well selected stock 0.
choice groceries, consisting IN part Of, sss. Il,
81 SUGAR ss..e COFFEE, -
Lam qnaz ~ p,sg Ylje se9 b., ST,
BEEF, d. RICE, '451 rs Eaz
81 HAMS, zig aoqs 1-, SALT, sug'5z tx
MOLAssEs, .l.q.ss SYRUP, og G si
CANDLES, SOAP, .+s. +.
STARCH, " ~ ''7 SODA, S''17'' ~
ysALERATUs, 3Ga BUTTER, u~ t.t
CHEESE, 8 4aFB u GOLDFISH, ~ s.s c,t
.s SALMON, f .sf CHOCOLATE, ..s.,.r q,
MAcKEREL, FRESH PEACHEA
TEAS, IS g-4 RATsrNs ' ~ =
ga PRUNEs, s&E3 PRESERVES, I"7
u9@g SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST POWDERS,
CREAM OF TARTAR, INDIGO. .z.q .l.,E .rst. g.
z BLUEING, - BLACKIyG, IS ....,-
BRUSHES, S''' OYSTERS,
p LoBsTERs, "t%"s65 sARDINEs, So at03Fst3
5al MATCHES, DRIED APPLES. sa sj9
n ls. PEACHES, POTATOES l& 10 9mA
~ ID ILnspicE, hssaos5s cLo oy' a5 ~ s4tHg
taAze CINNAMON, 79tEs eNuTMHas, gti gas ajtR
tas MACH fsA GINGER. sscyG AZ
EXTRACTS, ~ ~ MUSTARD. -
ss PICKLES, -.aas-, .CURRANTs,
'1" HoHNY. ,s.'@3s4 CONCENTRATED NILE.
GIFTS, ~ CONCENTRATED LEY, Il
irg CORN STARCH, fG SNUFF, Eatgg 5hf7 =.
s8 PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS, 5,l, 80 II
LARD OIL COAL OIL. y S'+@' /.
swEEToIL, FRESH pisEAppLEs,. y |
# AssTD JELLTEs, FRESH sTRAWBERRIEs /
% JOHN BULL SAUCE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
ssgt WALNUT cATsuP. MUSHROOM cATsuP, h
TOMATO, MAccARoNI. "T2
VERM1GELII, Il BUCKETS a*@ j" &5%i
BRooMs, sss&1 TUBS, 66as8g 4at5G ;H
sH@ TWNE, Ia ass: WRAPPING PAPER, @ /
.55 TOBACCO. apr,.. NJ WAsHBoARDs, le,.f.e
.a. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, ETC. Etc. IL,
SUGAR. SYRUP AND MoLAssEs-gn I
4 Crescent City Sugar Refinery. os |
DoUBLE-REfrNED LOAF, 9s5 W. ff5faaa "a
g &3ss &0J%2 js'9t cTTLoAP, a'H 7vHrtt /
csea 4e9 W. .rd-o at + ~ CRUSHED
w.. ,,.. POWDERED SUGAR ...s. /
WHITE and yellow CLARIFIED SUGAR, .t.s I
Ii ~.4a., r..aG sUGARHousA. .,4 ...1 ~, i. Nv,
.l,. az vi 81 aas Ig-And-t ssl ss 8sss ii #sss
1a 90 d. II REBonED MoLAssEs. 81 "a 3A@&a
,.., Louisiana and West India
.fsrr4s.s., d al SUGAR and MoLAssEs, h.?r !
.-' 4 THOMSON CO.. ~.
" - Tchonpltonlaa street.
RoBINsoN's CITY MILLS ..s,1 E..'S'7
Keep constantly on hand slarge and fresh supply Of
CORN MEAL. %retf .f.~.,S,. AJAX ya,s ,,oI'. =,
~ GRITs, a 7'g~,-s-7s-v..e.s .,.,.. 10,
s#.-e. HOMINY, al se+,,.st -,i...., sa,sssi,,E.
salF5 ..u RICE FLOUR, ID. .al5.sse,a.g,ss nj.
Hr ed nlr faa RE FLOUR, .e5a.7 .qIigss
t,s9 tgE @aisa ID g &oAT MEAL. is.l4ts. 3&ssI.
aata sge14 90 .M# ~ GROUND COFFEE. J
>g a8.o w. Eha o GROUND SPICES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
FISH--FTSH--EISH,

Z
FISH--FTSH--EISH
6 ID. MOODY d CO., 4 } Z Il E&s.tg
.TcHouPIToULAs STREET 81
wholesa1e Groeers,
d" .e.I"4 la aas .Gn sg. rs aIasTr -: s. '-.G
AND DEALERS IN =.e-.1~a Is -..
MACKRREL, 3l-a@
@s'. 4vi7 GOLDFISH,
Ia TIN 7H&a SALMON, a.T So,
80 -.' ..- $500 -es w. .. --a.-ls -s.--.z
HERRING, Etc, Etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

bestowed. s1tN=i$ P2Hs T@t.
Dwelling and contents are insured for term Of five
years or less, upon equitable terms. ~ 1a'd -
All necessary information viii be given in reference to Life
Insurance, upon the new principle Of sg .,g.
53f } NON-FORFEITING POLICIES, s F.,
Payable In five annual annual Or annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring secure their families
against the uncertainties of h but absolute certainty Of
death, 70 '' E'.".-'i sfJA#tTG 471F 70" I
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company.
.,.saH a~@ -,ael ST. LOUIS, MO. 5a,s .saI
VA arr " Assets over $500, OO0, -s7vE
The undersigned would also call the attention Of the public
to the great advantages and security offered through
medium Of the TX, s,,4 f., ..-..- ", 81 b. T;
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
It is subject worthy serious consideration for in an age
like the present. where the ordinary safety individuals is SO
unheeded and human life aentably disregarded
most certain to occur, and this be done the
Travellers Insurance Company,
. 4, ,alg.v, H.. HARTFORD, CONN, -;.,.s 81 e.
ge...3 & Assets, S5sz, 5ss 10. 49,.
The nndegnedia fully prepared TO issue in this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds of Accidents at home abroad for ing
cenage weekly compensation be total
disability, and the payment of fixed case death
within specified period l.I Il y 4sa.sG F.-r b
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. can be obtained of the
Agent. F4# +7F sg2s.. .H@ ia -
nD- No Medical Examinations required and the Age of
Parties only for Identification. g-E mn ta a..
Temporary Office in the private office OF NJ t.g,ca- .
'rga2Ga,l Messrs. WIN. H. HENNING l. CO., "a.
.a5f y 2 v Nos 95 and 81 Camp street-tup stairs)
'I' ' "@ii. ,H HARMON DOANE, Ageut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

Among the bills recently introduced into the
Legislature of Tennessee, is one for the purchase
OF the mansion house of the late G. W. Campbell,
thoW belonging to Mrs. Ewell) as residence for
the Governor of the, State. Another introduced
oy Mr., Arnel propose to give the right of suffrage
TO every individual of whatever race or color
tFentv'one yearssof age, and aresdent of any one
day of election. EFf FEs1-2 f775T = S2t5fsf o -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

Because man is a Representative in Con-
gress, 1t doesn't follow that he is representative
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

IIN8Il f||l San p SAoAA@As SA1SNONs -l
20, :s-gl.3 - al .a& j Nj, 5%G .sIss.& 80
Restaurant and Bar Room.
BOARDING AND EATING HOUSE
No. 1ls CARoNDELET STREET. eE 77~G9a
The undersigned has opened the above place FIRST
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. 4 The
MEALS from Is to 30 cents BoARD So Isl and $40 per
week. Call and for yourself ;g ~ 49, :
- I'LL GEO. ". WATKINS 1ls Carondeles street.
PALACE OF POPE OLDHAM --s.
n. e.4 i ,af s SHREVEPORT. LA. . ,'t.
The undersigned informs the public general and his friends
In particular that he holds forth in town shreve
port La sole proprietor f THE PALACE where the best
oWines Liquors and above all the of Company are to
oe found at all times POPE OLDHAM.
Ct. JAMES HOTEL, 5#3p a7 aTsrsEs5t&@
:, rn, -,,,i. MAGAZINE STREET, g,f"
VI II ts Between Gravier and Nstchez Streets VI. l,1
EttE deaa4 NEW ORLEANS, LA.
~ Charles e. smedes, Manager. 2aa.
This establishment has been leased efm of years. and
has been put in the most complete and thorough ID
III n4Y4 9b g. RENOVATION AND REPAIR. a.qe... ii
It is furnished with Furniture Bedding Bed and Table
Linen, from the kitchen to the roof. EF '-T12 I---e~
For convenience Of location and well ventilated
rooms has no superior in the city For the comforts
of its table and Exchange the manager only asks
---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

HOFELS AND RESTAU RANTS.
oUIsIANA HOTEL r.- -.,
+ a. 2ls TCHoUPIToULAs STREET
Opposite St. Marys Market within square Of the Texas
| '.,.. ~ Steamship Landing, '
NEW ORLEANS.
ns-Terms-s2 per day
----.-.--.-.- ~ Z. ]. coNDoN, Proprietor
TINTED STATES HOTEL, "s9d FtI"- (
-, OPPOSITE posTcHARrHAIs RAILROAD DEPOT
COR. OF ELYs1AN FIELDS AND VICTORY STREETS
|Tg a, M. Wilson, Proprietor a.,,.f
ay Late Of the Verapdah Hotel Shreveport La ,zo
Piled with the bes. the market Affords $50 '''
TERMS REASONABLE. Il ,aH wv IN
III share of Patronage is respectfully solicited.
SOUTHERN HOTTEST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
sr.A.i. a13sSoUTHERN HOTEL, .5EO h.slE
On Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth, r- I
ST. LOUIS, NO. i
would b glad see their friends and The public and w
everything in their render their stay at the house
H'''ii iLAvEILLE, WARNER 4 CO., Propretots
p9Mobis Advertiser and Register copy six months and
send bill to this once =.
GUMBEL's HOTEL, .rsssa7q
r@a isida y 'eHAs. L GUMBEL, Manager! " q III +
This house formerly known the Brooks House. Camp
]
Il viii Be- furnished with new furniture bedding linen, etc
etc And fdrits location for families and gentlemen It
RE manager pledges himself to spare no effort to render his
pg;sens the comforts Of home 5sfta,H rue #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

ERED. GRUBEK,S SALOON, ea.ys
j At THE CORNER OF COMMON STREET AND rHEATER
ALLEY. IT. -
THE uNpERsIGNED having purchased the old and favor
age. '.p ~ ~ ~ AZ SF7'l T'7E777 >
The quality ofquors win be served and best attention
extended to customers.
50 S'S"J j. F. GRUBER |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

This 1nstisuton win upon the Second Term Of tie chr
rent session on the 18th Of January and reea
70 M public as sforng opportunity for complete
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

THE PRESIDENTS FORTHCOMING PEACE PROCLAIM
TloS-THE RADICALS AND THE PREsIDENT-dEF
GRANTS VISIT TO EUROPE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08

Arr.rs IN A1ADAnA---A MutkgonAery
fAIal correspondent Of the New Orleans
6coy,rne saws the stay Law passed BY the Al
ALBANIA legislature has had Che effect Of driv-
inc away capital from the State. Agents Of
Northern capitalists, who were down there
ready to advance money on the coming crop,
leff ii disgust on the pAASA&e Of tie NV, and
thus, instead of . benefit, it Is m injury to the
planter whom it was intended to protect.
There is no cotton coming to market, and
long dun 's1mHef q aaAici beted b. The ma
chants. The city and suburbs, where whole
villages OF huts and novels have sprung ep, J
are swarming with freedmen, among whom
there is much sickness. The writer adds:
1.-The same state of things exists all over
the State. Large numbers Of freedmen have
abandoned field labor and congregated in the
cities, towns and villages, thus substracting .
large amount Of labor from the plantations.
| am utterly at loss to understand on what
data some of the calculations Of the next cot
ton crop published at the North are based.
There are more freedmen in Georgia and Ala
bama than any of the other States. In Geor-
gia great complaint is made that the freedmen
will not work faithfully; many Of them break
their contracts because higher wages are
paid in Mississippi and Alabama. 1t is gen
orally conceded that the freedmen are work
ing more faithfully in this State than in any
other; yet, while the planters admit that the
freedmen are doing better than they
all agree that they are not working as we'll as
they did two months ago. 1t is little too
soon to predict the amount of the next cotton
crop, and any estimate which does not take
into consideration these facts, will fall wide of
the mark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08

The Norfolk Old Dominion sharply rebukes
the Northern Democratic journals who abuse
Congress and ciamor for Southern represen-
tation. "The people of Virginia are to day
in the enjoyment Of more freedom than they
have possessed since the spring of 1861.
Every man can 60 about his business, make
money, enjoy the fruit of his labor, rest Sc
cure in his house, express mis- opinion, vote
as often and early as ever, and read what
newspaper he chooses to buy. We do not
really see that we are ground down to the
dust by the tyranny of anybody; or that we
lead the lives of slaves. True, we have not
got anybody in eongrefs to vote for us-but
we have nyt had any one there since our Re-
representatives. took up their hats and left the
Capital in 1862"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This unequaei preparation, which possess the pecu-
liar proper ties of restoring grey hair lite gna cui
and ses IL to the color before
1t turned grey Ii Is permanent cure fer dandrun,
strengthens and enyens the roots othe hair gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture 6sndruf,
scurf itching and Of the skin Persons that
have tried this preparation that the have tried all
kinds Of Tonic and Hair RestoraYes, nd had rever
been able 70 md article that would produce the de
sired result until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has
cured persons rho had solid of dandru all knit
ted and cemented together in the fhspe OF cap cover
ing the whole head and in the ef thirty days
after using my Tonic the .curf and dandrun all disap
pearsd and hair which had until that time been
prevented from growing, resumed its0ormer healthy
growth.
In the case OF enc James Mershon Of the 21st Iowa
rfAntry. whose head covered with thick coating
Of dsudrud and scurf ~ mentioned above, and whose
hair had almost completely fallen ont, ID shoxn the vr
the OF this Tonic the Of three weeks ar pill
cation OF ii his scalp assumed healthy condition and
his hair commenced grow beautifully. This y only
one case OF the kind in thousand. l could mention
many Others but for want Of space and cost pre-
vented from doing
eold by GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second and Main
Price rs cents per bottle liberal discount
the trade. apr14d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08

Soa fHa RECEPTION AND rRxAYnsx, o.
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DIsDAsHs or THE EYE AVN RAW.

Wis Institution is situated in the most
Dieesanf And healthy part Of the city of Keohnt
comfort Of invaIids 1 sAs
The following diseases admitted and treated in th
Institution
LIST Surgical diseases al cases requiring Surgical
operations
ID. Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
ID. Diseases Of the Lungs Throat and Heart
4th. Diseases of Women.
Drs. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from III.
general practice of medicine VIII give their entire time
and attention 70 cases Of the kind enumerated
me department Of Surgery and Diseases Of the Eve
ana Ear VIII be under the special charge Of DR. sAS-
fohD while that of Diseases the Lungs Throat and
heart and the DISEASES Of Women will be under the
special charge Of Dr. CURTIH though either viii assist
the other in difficult oases
ms enterprise has been In successful operation more
Inan year and it Is believed private Clinic in the
and important cases ~ VI ih'ei 0inS
fnynclans passing through soourDing In our city
''spoS'tuiy invited to -sit the Infrmary. se21-dIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08

THE Chicago organ of the "Peace Demo
eratsn now advocates war against the Puri-
tans, and says:
'.The civil war which should leave the
country as bare of puritanism as was the rock
before it received the human cargo of the
Mayaower. would be guarantee, beyond all
value, for the peace and perpetuity and growth
of this republic"