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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14


LAKE line BY THE FoBELocK.-Thc
h,iasma which generates epidemic fevers
Is now rising III clouds under the blazing
beams OF tho dog day sun. Every living
eody, as well as refuse animal and vcceta-
bic matter, enits unwholesome vapors.
and in crowded cities and the dense Assem-
oiaSes which business and pleasure call
together, the elements Of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital
organ ls never 80 great as in the second
and third months Of summer, and common
sense teaches US that these organs reouirc
to be reinforced to meet it.
We hold our lives, so to speak. on n
repairing lease, and this is the season when
the process Of dilapitla.ion is most rapid
and repairs are most required Therefore.
b"ild up, prop and sustain he 3,osce,.s of ,.o-
fme with that mighty vegetable rccupe-
rant, HoSrErTER's B1TTEas He who takes
it may be said to clothe himself in sanitary
mail, against which epidemic disease will
hurl its poisoned shafts in vain This is
no gratuitous assertion, but great ,,.e.li-
cal Jdc', attcsted by twelve wears cxpe-
Tioncc i'll every climate of the habitabic
globe. Extremes of temperature ALWAYS
disturb the functions of the stomach. the
bowels, the liver and the skin. 1t ia t,r,u..h
these that the most dangerous malalics
assail us. Tone them in advance with
HoSTETrEn's BrrTEns, and DEFY heat and
malaria. Sep, iC
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14
MARRIAGN AND CELIBAcY-Ar

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY-4n
Essay OF Warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prostrate the vital powers, with sure
means OF relief. Sont free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.. J.
ShlILIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Is :,no
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14
DENTISTRY.

HAVING opened my Office
A permanently in Columbia, l
NYy$ may be found at all hours at
1GYO the residence Of Mr.. NJ. H.
Berry, Opposite the Catholic Church, on
Assembly street. u. =. GREGG.
Jupe "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The LAMP OF L1rE.-The glow Of health b
and beauty is nowhere moro perceptible
and beautifully attractive than in the
ruddy, healthful, glowing, beautiful COM
plexion OF healthy person. Tho COM
plexion is radiant, and the lamp of life
burns brightly, so long as it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queens Delight and
sarsaparina, the great blood purifier, is a
cleaning and searching medicine-givine
strength to the feeble, invigorating and
restoring the old; cleansing and purifying
the young. Tho Queens Delight and sar-
saparila Ia for sale by Fisher 4 Heinitsh.
pharmacists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14

Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
EOUR THOUSAND lbs. puro WHITE
IL LEAD.
200 gallons Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
LOO gallons Spirits Turpentinc.
With full assortment Of Dry and Ground
Paints, consisting in part OF Chrome
black, Lampblack, Litharge, Venetian Red,
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochro, Umber,
Sienna. Vandyke Brown, Prussian Blue
Vermlllion, Black Lead, Punaicc Stone, Pa
tent Dyes, &c.
a full assortment OF Carriage and Furni-
ture Narnishes. Japan Window Glass. Pain.
Brushes, &c. For sale low by
Sept j. & T. X. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14
Spades, shovels and Manure Forks.
EN DOZ AMES' SPADES and sHO.

CO VELs.
Is doz. Rowland's and Thomas Spades
and Shovcls.
25 doz. Manure Forks, assorted qualities.
just received and FOR sale low By
Sept & J. x Il. Il. AGNEW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20
THE NEW ERA.

WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLING
n TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been tranE
erred to its original propretors Located In the
District and only station distant from ths
great railroad centre of Florence, facilities COM
munication with all parts of tho country and especially
with the cities Of Charleston Colum bia and Wiimna
from Which We are 1ssTy Distant
known to the press OF the State as one OF the orig IL
ounders and for several years Editor Of the Darling
Flag which paper was discontinued at the beginning
Q share of the adyerttsing patronage.
J. L. OOUPLE Il co., Publishera,
Darlington Q. a., b. O., December a., lSeS
December 25 m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20
DIR. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Fife.

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This EffEtr rejupen: De6Hity restoring Mdnttnea
ate the egsfen and and JaH pi0or, thus proving
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moving SterHity and Barrenness In both sexes. To
tho young mide-aged, and aged there Is no greater
boon than this " Elixir Of Life" It gyes new
lease Of life, causing tho weak and debitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle g.; three bottles s5; sent by
express to any address .
Our medicines arc sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprnclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Bc not
deccived-nsk for these medicines and take no
Others. If the druggist does not keep them, write
to lis, and we will send them by express carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies OF gentlemen arc
afflicted Address nl letters for medicines, pamph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
Or W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 7.
May 26 fmw Tyr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17


The Doyestown Penn.) Democrat gives us the
following paragraphs: laE h -I;tas5, u
Heto-Pedce.--Ifyo You don't want to offend nm
abolionst be careful not to utter either Of these
words in his presence. 4Wand 00E GIat'T~6,
Hard TO Please.-One year ago if a man said
that peace was far oistant the sheddyits WouId
say ne was sympathizer, and ought to be sent
over the lines. Now, if he says we have peace
they say he is traitor, and should have been hung
up with Mrs. Surratt. is9Ia 1873 1S9i"-. : %.
lphach as the Government During the ad.i
mhlstrailon OF MIR. Lincoln our adversaries argued
tnat mr.. Lncoln was the government, and his pro-
CARNATIONS the law. But now they say the gov.
ernlnent is vested in the Rump Congress-. and
PRESIDENT johnson has no more control oyer ii
than the Bey Of Algiers., 4R sEtEG5a5 -
A Ssep Fortcard.--Every descending ster taken
py the rump Congress to prove white man not
Us good as niger, is hailed by Forney. in his
rress, as >" another step forward ," The next step
VIII pc the appointment of colored cadets to West
Polnt. But the talest step yet will be an outward
one by certain set Of Congressman after tile next
fall elections. @ vi lA f7' E"-. III - ~
i,o,cetJm Reasonihg-We heard a Republican
of'the Kelly and Thayer persuasion say the other
day, that the Freedmens Bureau is a GOOD institIl
ton, for it will give employment to the sewing
women OF she country. He might have added thai
at thirteen cents pair for making pants these
women VIII be exempt from income tax z '3IF7
The telegraph informs as that Mr.. Sumner il pre- r
paring speech to show that the war still exists.
We learn from the same source that in the meap.
tlme zen. Grant is making preparations to visit
Europe. II is strange that lie should leave at
such time. ''NHl 7 Ff-F 'N@so " ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
NUMBER l59.

"a ,679 900. sl5s =, eA pen'e VI eo'iees'oh' :
Minister 1e ew,s e. Campbell the recently appointed
President today h ','''' sisW WIN tne
NEW YoRK, Feb. 15.-The cattle diueas. h.s {,
creased in England. 1'7'A s4s Ase mas mas III
The London Herald saws one esr.., &c a. r.-..-
movement is the stoppage efeetuaiiv ~ n Tenlan l
grafton from disaifected portions Of Ireland.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 16.-There were hea w sto-,,s
Yesterday all over the northwest. The coIdest
Ns q WINTER prevails throughout the north
better under the European news ~ = saeai : a'ii
j Uoid is easier. The government has sold small
amounts the past few days. Money is in greater
y New YORK, Feb. fs.Ll1 4. n.--Gold. 1s7J. cot.
ton nominal at 44J0454c, s55s.@ - - ri I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

THE LATE DR.. NORA writer recalls the fol-
/, lowing "reminiscences of the laie Lr Net. Press-
dent of Union College. who died at the remarlsAae
ageof nnety-three: sa aI553 5iii 5# n
The following incidents eccu-re whc, ,ha
doctor was comparatively young. His fowlr - 4
to run about the back yard, aliu an sid s.,,ct n
dignhet appearance, with clump Of feath.ss y,
each side Of his head, like whiskers. was L,,aass
n ny the Students with the name OF "A Old prsxs =
tMo IVY ssaaents on dark night, having greaier
aose LOT roast chicken than morality, resolved ia
approPtiate some Of the Doctors iowIs Accord.
LEY .ney repaired TO the henroost, and one hsa
v;I Irsaasa . 70 me perch TO hand down the apder
y sae otner remained on the grousd II receive
|. II, bnt ne on the ground was suddenly sururissS
nee without giving Sic alarm, ( ~. \ = -. a
~ was the doc or, and Instantly .on,nraI,s,d
ng 1he Situation, he stepped up as ihe nncnpsoioa
Y ppppafher was examining the fowl. i've got IN
prown puilet hosaid he as he supposed e III =
e''lasinis. ~ Hand heYaoHiri slia de
s5oetoe, n whisper, and the strangled iieil wa
leposlted IN the doctors hands. Another scarab (,
was made. Here's '.old Prex, ~ ssii the
kmght ofathe perch. {" Hand him down." sid
the doctor, and get one more and then epa,e, p =
and of he went. The other hen was caught and
the successful raider ran chuckliog h. y ,-ns,m N
where explanations were made and Lematteg
bated by him and his chun and they finally canae
to the conclusion that they had been sold's ~
mother student. The next day they were IL
Jlted TO dine with the president auu ,ueepte.i the
invitation with pride. The dinner came anA he
suests; and after fervent grace had been sasa ,
he astounding question was put 4 Y o,,nsr gentIe
roEn pullet?in - " ~A-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

AMENDMENTS TO THE CONsTITUTIoN-Tbe rage
for amending the Constitution has extended to a
back street in the city of Brooklyn, and practical
statesman there thus announces the amendments
which he favors:
l. To provide that no landlord shall raise tbo
rent of any house to be let for the ensuing year.
2. 10 regulate the price Of butter.
3. 10 lil.it the price of srloin steak to twenty
cents pound. --.. -+.l... .... ..
Alto prohibit the city railroad companies from
| carrying more than sixty passengers in car !;
also, prohibiting the companies from employing
as conductors agents for the circulation OF coun.
terfeit currency. .u. ..,. .... .
S. Authorizing ladies' to occupy seats in the rail-
road cars and ferry-boats, whenever they can get
| them
6. To suspend the collection of all taxes. .
z. Providing. everybody with house aud lot or
farm on Long Island .=-tE s't
s. To regulate the price of coal.
o. 70 raise everybody's wages.
10. Abolishipg gas bills s-a..
II. Abolishing railroad accidents.
H. 10 provide husbands for all manageable
young ladies over thirty five.
, nave two or three dozen more amendments
DIT those will do to start with.
what is the use of having Constitution, if it
Went regulate things to suit everybody.
Next to the claims of the superior race. the
1ueyiatioh OF the condition of married men with
shaii incomes and large families ought to attract
the attention of Congress-
d.aiy t.ase neeh At the mercy of landlords, coal
dealers and corner grocers long enough
There axe several other measures which nro.
pose to lay before Congress. "'4''so-t' p'''
one 70 establish bureau to take care of eyerv
oouy VINO aon leel like working for living, with
autuoiLy to afaW on the government for ralions of
roast turkey, charlotte rnsse overcoats, whisky
and chewing tobacco. Q y nv '"''' "'AASSny
speaking. - 'A~> 'N p''''
am not in favor of universal suffrsoa
don't think children in arms should be- allowed
to vote srwaJ -os rprHs9 49, W y
Or emlgrants before they come to this country.
But the franchise ought to be extended to Wo.
men, { =-4ss+.h- i.5Z0 W -
Men have had exclusive control of the voting |
md pretty condition of affairs they have brougif
he country to. 'Hi' o"'
Lovely woman may stoop to folly, but she can't
congress. r. 'N4'''
think I will run for Congress next fall on this
,lREfQrn. WuN ''S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

Bill arp (socalled) ia, out in another letter N
the Metropolitan Record, in the course of which he
narrates his rough experience in coming home
from the war. Bill meets with an old friend and
fellow reb, Big John y BY name, who was al
Selma when the Yankees came along, and who
thus relates his experience then and there and
thereabout: a.aH' " fiT4
KEEP handlin guns and baynets and
dangerous weepins, ontil one day / got a forio
70 go to Rome. Sherman was playin base aronnS
ABOUT Atlanta, and SO l had to circumference
around W nc Dy the way Of Selma, and the very day
got t there everlastn blast EN-, the Wilson raiders
Sot tnefe 700. wasent no more Iookin for them
iankees IN Selma than were for old Beezehnh
ana poth OF EN- was all the same to me-. BlameG Il
they wasent shootin at me before Iknowed thew
was IN the State. How in the dickens they missed
me cont know, for their minny balls sung Yanky
ao9dle @ az around me and over me and under me
tell you, Bill, run like a mud turkel. lookin,
ahead OF me at every step to find an easy place to
laii laii when was plugged An old woman overlook
me, ana l axd her to take my watch and nv
money = She took EN- in a hurry and put EN- in her
poozum; Well, found gully at last, and rolld |
~ kerspiosh, for twas about two feet deep in mud
and water. The Intervals found me there jest at
nnlght, and got me cut at the pint of the baynet.
They marched me to- the wolf pen and there
stayd till the fuss was over. ~ l lN@a ~
But I'm at home now for good. I'm gwine to
stay here like sine die. I'm agin all wars and
hghtns. I'm opposed to all rows and fuinpusses
and riots don't keer nigh as much aas about dog
the eend Of thing n advance, and the eend was
all right wouldn't mind big fuss, but then you'll
know mans foresghts aint as good as his; hind. III
sights. If they was, this war wouldn't hav broke
out, and wouldn't hay my steer, nor my watch
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

GRANTS GENEKALsHsr.--The london Army and
Navy Gazette, edited by W. II. Rnssesl, Of Time,
correspondence fame. in noticing Grants report,
says: . Gen. Grants theory Of war is simply this :
have 25O,OoO men to the 10000 of the cueny. /
snail not attempt any strategical movements. I
Shall not try him in the open field raise campaign
against Lee; bur l will fight The enemy whenever
can, i, the conviction that will make him lose
as many men as do, and that. at last, when lhaye
reduced my army to 10000, he will oily have
oo,ou0, and that must then win. He saw no posi-
uon, pracuced no grand movement, hut hammered
away ill the head OF his hammer was eattene1
destroyed but, al the same time, other tremendous
armies were hAmmeiing away at the Confederates
on similar principles, and the terrible rale in art
metc was worked out But who seriously and
candidly speaking will pronounce that snch \ sys.
TEN is entitled 10 the praise reserved for high
efforts OF miilfary genins! Gen. Grant appeals 10
tile great end in view the Justification of his
practice.ns l.7 -g,~e odd. ~ : I'll -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
LooE Our Fos Htd.-The Meridian f,5;ss ,
TrOpir of the II III inst. Saw. -rLt-

.:l9 LooE OUT fos HtH.-fhe Meridian (Miss.)
rrope OF the u nst' says % ..,aga.I ID FRA
we learn tNat 4uise az extraordinary character
left the city Of New Oflalna, short time since
desiaed ior Meridian, and ar9ved here by the
Southern road. de caine well recommended tn
our ctizens by one Of the largest wholesale deal.
ers in the afOresad d city and received into the
confidence of at least one OF merchants, with whom
he stopped several days. His Appearance was
prepos1essng, his manners Of very commendable
character, his dress aithonett not eXtravagant was
something after the OH, British style. His conduct
,a hsre merits the notice. we give him-having en-
tefed nnceremoniously the private apartments Of
seVefa OF our most respectable citizens, and en-
aeavoripg to insinute himself iuto their society in
0 manner unusual with gentlemen. We learn he
EaS exercised The same familiarity in Jackson, but
the Guy papers made no menioH OF the TACT. We
he has gone in tile direction of Mobile
lnd we ADVISE our city contemporaries to be on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

GoAT OF ARMS or FALABAMA.- Can't some 'of orr
literary members Of the legislature improve ppon
up on a tree is very ridiculous idea. IT Tnnst
have originated with some Of the aborio;nas'
How would 1t do to substitute for it caSaiie,
with female figure behind him pointing ot 'iiIe the
wny tbe fSrrest 5a and the Alabama girl who pointed
motto motto might be, ,1 Yalor guided by The hand of
Virtue. II Montgomery Mail. ], ~ '''e A'i's' VI
1es;i leave out the map BY all means, or it will
a9h as u she were searching for that half section
'i iahu Whieh the State of Alabama donated 10 her
lClarion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

AresOluton was offered in the House of Repre
sentatives of the Tennessee Legislature, a few
days ago, setting forth that whisky shop was
kept in one of the committee rooms and declaring
that the same was snbsersive of the morals of the
members. We are very decidedly of the opinion
that it will take something stronger than whisky
to damage the morals of majority of that BODY,
1t is very hard to spoil rotten egg. fE!ifI''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

Coon TrME.-" Tip" Prentss, son Of Major Gen
B. NJ, Prentiss left Quincy, Illinois, recently on
skates. with a dispatch for Lagrange, fourteen
miles above. and made the run in fifty minutes
he remained there thirty minutes and then started
having made the reund trip of twenty-eipb niles
IN an hour md fortyfye minutes running time, and
been out only two hours and half.
!, lis father would have made better time than
that at Shiloh, had there been room. 'N'A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

We fear Governor IBrownlow of Tennessee.
could not establish in well conducted court and
before an Intelligent jury first class reputation
for consistency. He has been telling us for some
time that the condition of things in Tennessee is
with characteristic emphasis. that her situation is
altogether different from that of other Southern
Sates. and that an exception should be made in
favor of her, by admitting her representatives to
Congress at once. and excluding others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

Inc Mobile aud Ohio, Mobile and Great North
ern, "A Alabama and Florida, and the Montgomery
ana west Point railroads. have offered free trans
Montgomery, which met on the I4th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
National Commercial Travellers Association
FUNERAL Of BISHOP T1rzpArR1cK
COURT OF CLAIMS BILL PASSED THE SENATE
t2o, 900 Copies Bancrofts Lincoln Grafton Ordered
Associated Press Dispstches.l
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| LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1s.-Accounts from the North
show that the severely cold weather is rapidly
moderating. The trains have again commenced
| running. pl .
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. I6.--No mails have been
taken across the river since yesterday on account
of the stoppage Of the ferryboats by ice. atf'o
| Z WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Gen. Sweeney and Col,
Roberts addressed thronged house at the old
theater last night They leave tonight for Pitts
burg, where they purpose holding grand meet
ing of thc Fenian brstherhood On the 10th inst,
when the plans of their campaigns would be de-
| termined. 9s II 3't3ht ia r.H7 f~a'ad r.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. le, House.-Mr. Blair, from
the select committee, reported bill re-imburs-
| ing the loyal States for their disbursements in
raising troops to put down the rebellion. ,ao
| The House has ordered twenty thousand copies
Of Geo. Bancroft's Grafton to be printed. WI IN,
| The House is discussing the Pennsylvania con.
| tested election case of Kootz and Cofirath.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. -lSendte.-The bill re-
lating to the court Of claims has passed. Itallows
appeals to the Supreme Court and fixes the first
Monday in December for the commencement Of
its sessions. t'
The constitutional amendment was then up and
discussed at some length.
. e 49, - reo. ED io'-nargiars oieW open
ne s"'1 VI ING treasurer oi berhs county last
nsn.. ,. .on'Aiueu sto,ooo. Inc burglars neing
uissuroeu ue'alhpea witnout securing the money.
"" onA, rou' i9-Ane eonimerciais - wash
s'on specai says ihnuentai Inn Pohncians are en-
uea,oirns W enu1s compromise ON tne freed
nen bureau pn,' ine OASIS Is tnat II the presl-
uen' 'ue pi,l ane iehhessee deiegauon VIII be
~ ohoe auli'.ea. s..sr4a4-se4g
y DosroN' rep. io.-bisnop FITZPATRICK was buried
'o'cay WIN npressi'e ceremonies. Bishops from
1ai'ous par u ,'ne country were present. Ihere
"aa iase pFooessiol' inciuoins tne Governor OF
anu numerous otner CIVIC o1ncials.
,,aaa, AVE-" ioHA, reu. i0-.ihe iosts washington
speo', say sie oap'no' Is cons'oering tne FREED
Anun m, nufeau ~ uni' ~. ur ..m .lg /
ine oont'A's0e VI oiaihis lave feJectea the
IAN "a e'A'in
CLEVELAND, ohlo' rep. lo'-Ihe convention OF
oonu.elo'a' iIase'efs mas orsanlzea Nanonai
nsss:Ia". W.. WIN " r,ua'' " Ne" norh' ,rs as
i'sla'' CIV - = - arms " He" Aork, as
'oS.esA,y S. =. ~ =,
, NA" ionN' ioo' io-So'sun s oioseu ouii ana
a. nv lo' niuunns l,our uecl'heo ~ 70
80 r. - oonee iaofe aeuve
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The Tribune's spe cial 90 20
Treasurer Spinner has commenced paying IN casb
all the war and navy warrants of $1,000 and under
All quartermasters and other disbursing officers
checks under $4,000. ;2H Ift7 fo'->'NNNNtt
T. o. AL claims amounting to more will be pajd half
IN cash and half in certificates Of indebtedness.
AS only one.third as many certificates are heinz
Issued as formerly, the Treasurer believes theS
will soon be ut par. gf ~ e'' ''2h 'S''s'
Gen, Terry is expected in Washington TODAY. IN
answer to summons from the Reconstruction
Committee. ao'i'ii
The Commissioner Of the Pension Bureau dec;ded
mat pensioner Of the war of 1872, has forfeited
federate service. >. 'U7NN'e 'Ae SoA'
, The claims Of John Ross to the chieftaipsbip of
tne Cherokees, were ignored by the committee
tribes. t.'N 77' -Tf'T'f ".''' 'Ai0 Ao''Ao
!, The tribes yesterday held long interview with
PRESIDENT johnson. Ross mission to Washington
Is SAID to be to secure his recognition as Chief of
Inc Cherokees by our government.
The " World'sspecial saysthe Committee on Bank
ing Will report in favor of compelling National |
banks to surrender the interest bearing leg al ten
der notes anu substitute legal tenders. This will
be the first move toward a colt action OF the cur
rency. -'7 @ l.
g. The Tribune publishes table prepared for the
report of the Commissioner! of Internal Revenue
for the year ending June 30th, 1865. Receipts, /
s2l1 900; amount collected through collectors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
&7e SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY H. 1866.
LATER FROM THE NORTH.

LATER FROM THE NORTH.
- A FEs OF THE 10th.
sPANIsH--PERUvIAN DIFFICULTY.
B. -fl4t7Tl .sai.n5-.+- ..=7.luH Ia4
PREPARATIONS MADE FOR ACTIVE HosTlITIEs,
saawr a --.le--.+-----ss Il ~ as5. aua- .
.gI .a"
Warlike address from the Cortes.
a .4aAHH# n---+-I u .sarg,0q.
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MADRID PAPERS ON THE RAMPAGE.
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