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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-19
IS CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs...No oVEMBER 10, 1866.
BACON, CHEESE, LARD, BUT

TER, COFFEE, Sc.
NE HHDS G. r. SIDES
AeD 10 Hhds Clear Sides
10 Hhds. Ribbed Sides
15 Hhds. Primo shoulders
25 Hhds. Plantation Shoulders
20 Boxes Now York s. o. Strips
10 Bbls. Now York Pig Shoulders
Tcs "washington Hama"
10 Tcs Sugar-curcd Hams
IS Boxes Cheese
45 Tubs Leaf Lard
10 TcB. Pure Leaf Lard
80 Kegs Goshen Butter
% Boxes Colgate's Soap
10 Halfbarrels Mess Pork
20 Bbls. Primo Pork
420 Rcams Straw Paper
10 Bbls Jamaica Rum
80 Pockets Govcrnmont Java Coffee
ZIG Pickles, Jcllics, French Mustard, Brandy
Fruits, Syrups, Preserves 10
1872 Boxes Ground Coffee, BCarb Soda, Spices,
Cream Tartar, &c.
Landing from steamers in store and for salo low by
LAUREY e. ALEXANDER,
November 10 rnth2 No. 1877 East Bay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
KEOKUK mFIRlrARY
POI rHn RECEPTION AND rnxAfnHsY o.
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
D1ssAs.s OF rHn n, Ann Ear.

YNHlS.- Institution is situated in tie most
= pleasant and healthy part Of the csty Of Keokuk
comfort Of inyalIds. ~s -
Tho foring diseases admitted and treated In tn.
1nstitstioh:
1st Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations 49,
"a. Diseas0 Of the Eye and Ear
% Diseases Of The Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases OF Women. H. !, IA.
Drs SANFORD CUkTfs having retired from the
general practice Of medicine, will give their time
and attention TO cases OF the kind Enumerated
Ihs Department OF Surgery and niseasea Of the Eye
FORD, while that Of Diseases OF the Lpes Throat and
Heart and the Diseases of Women will be under the
special charge OF DR. CURTIS though either will assist
the other in dificult cases
This enterprise has been In successful operation
.nan year and Il Is believed private Clinic in the
and important caaes. N
fnysicians passing through soourning our city
ne invited to visit the Iuhrmary ss21dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15

ARIGIN Al NoTICE-To Jos. W. Holman, James N
Rogers David b Moses. John Webber, J. Edgar
Thomcson Sarah Beecher O. VI. Penhollow, W. II. Rol-
Inns j. sovers VIM. Stovers, W. Hnckett, Sam and
Augustus Lord J. Buckingham State OF Iowa. John 8.
Foster, n. Zugg Martin Brothers
You notified there Is now on fle In the Clerks
Office OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. at Keo
kuk Iowa petition VI Jacob Ford claiming Of you Jo-
seph Holman (S000l One Thousand Dollars and In
,etest upon promissory mote, and praying Judgment
Therefor and for foreclosure of mortgage given by you
ons-thrd part OF Lot 10y nine. Block 107 hundred
and seven in the City OF Keokuk Lee county Iows and
gsee and general relief And unless you appear and
on or before noon ofthe second day Of the
4th Monday Of May, D 1864 : dsf.rIt srd iud~ment
will be rendered against you n STRONG
us Rev. Stamp SOC Att,v r.. pI.;ntr
mayld4~-Tues -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

.Sute Of Ioscd Lee Cotsfy fS District Court May
Term 1868.
Nj ALcoLN A. LINDsLEY, rs Roger Lofts. Mary r.
Iyu Walsh, now Yore, Margaret J. Walsh, now Tore,
john Yore, W. A. Yore, John s. thomson, James
Bruce Antoine Garcia, ---- Garcia, his wife, the
unknown heirs OF Antoine Garcia and wife There is
now ON file tho oce Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County Iowa Mt IT. Madison, the petition OF
Malcolm A Lndsey, claiming Of Rog'r Lofts = iudg-
for $3.50 with six per cent. interest from March
Goth 1855 and against ali the defendants the foreclo-
SIRE of mortgage executed by said Lofts sixty feet
trout AMI Block IS, in the City Of Keokuk
Iowa TO secure said amount The petition alleges that
the said prop drawn In the Judgment Of part
tion of the Half Breed Tract by j. W. Walsh half and
Antoine Garcia wife half, in share No. 81 that Gar
cha and wife had previously conveyed their interest to
said Walsh but they and their unknown heirs made
defendants cut of any supposed interest The
heirs unknown and the petition covers the require
ments of the Revision to ueknewn parties. The 9th
defendants supposed to claim come interests :
The defendants, except Rodger Lofts and James
Bruce, non-resdents and personal vice of the
original notice cannot be made them in the State Of
iowa Unless you appear and said petition be
fore Of the I'd day Of the May 1865 OF said
Court commencing the Sd Monday OF May, tudg
ment will be rendered by default. "a 81
RANKIN McCRARY n
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Let the above notice be published for sig weeks IA
least once week. in the Daily Gate City, pubsh cd in
Lee County, Iowa FRANCIS SPRINGER,
Judge Of the LIST Judicial District, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
HUMPHREYS,
homeopathic SPECIFICS

LAVE proved, from the most ample expe-
nence, an entire success; simple, efficient and re-
habe They the only medicines perfectly sapted TO
popular use-so simple, that mistakes canuot made in
using them; % harmless to be free from danger and
% Efficient - 70 be always reliable They have raised
the highest commentator from all and viii always rens
oef eaIslacuon- Gents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
6heriTss Sale.

Sat of lotcd, Ire totfnty. fss.
10y virtue of special execution to me d.
- rected Issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
said County favor of A. W Dudley, Trustee and A.
signee Of Thomas S Page, and against Zeb Ward and
John J. Page, (and also decree against them ct ALL
haze levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder at
the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Cou
ef Lee County Iowa at Keokuk. In said county the
18th day Of May, A. D 1856, between the hours OF .
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P, ~. commencing at
O'Clock P of said day the following properly to-wit
The north half of Lot number elk 49, In Block No
sixty.ye 1857 in the City of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Taken levied upon and cold by order of court to satisfy
said writ of ex ecuton JOHN A. BISHOP,
Sheriff of Lee County, Iowa.
Keokuk, Apr. Is, '66. By ERIE j. LEEcB, Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This unequalei preparation, which possess the peeu
liar of restoring grey hair to its COLI
and it to the color ii before
IL turned grey. II Is permanent for candrun,
and eniiy tae roots Of hair the
hair lasting and natural moisture, daIdiur.
souri, itching and soreness Of the skin Perrons that
have tried this preparation that the have tried all
kinds OF Tonic and lair Restorstive- nd hsd
been able to find any article that would produce the de-
sired result until they had tried my Hair Tonic It has
cured persons who had solid Of dancruh all knit
ted and together in the shape OF cap cover
ing the whole head aud in the course q thirty days
after using m Tonic the scurf and dandrun all disap
peaxed and the hair which had until that time been
prevented from growing, resumed its former healthy
growth.
In the case Of one James Mershon of the 2lst Iowa
Infantry whose head covered with thick coating
OF dandrun and souri, mentioned above, and whose
hair had almost completely fallen out shown the
tue Of Tonic for in the course OF three weeks arp
cation of il scalp assumed healthy condition aud
hs hair commenced to grow beautifully. This Is only
one case OF the kind III thou sand. could mention
many others, bnt for want Of spaceand cost am pre-
vented from doing
Sold by GEORGE CABUs, corner Of second and Main
street Price IS cents per bottle liberal discount to
the trade. apr14-dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15

ORIGINAL N0TICg.-To John Fraser, rompkins
Black. You, ami each of you, are hereby notified
that there il he IN the Office of the Clerk OF the
District Gonrt Of Lee connty Iowa At Keoknk petition
Hiram Barney claiming Of you John Fraser, the sum
tere-t per anuun, payable annually money due
Mort made BY Chas Mason and since assigned
to said Hiram Barney also claiming against ich Of
the foreclosure of said Mortgages The being upon
Lot To- Block 105, in Mssons Lover Addition 70 City Of
Keokuk, in Lee County, Iowa for the purchase money
and further asking sale Of said premisee and
raj relief And unless you appear and said petit
ton on before Of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court 70 at Keokuk the 9TH
Monday Of May, A 1865 default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in saii petition. II. STRONG,
spr25-d Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-15
{. A. COOK, CAieago.
MI q gem f.r .NorsIrs.tern st.

GeHI Agent FIR -Northre~tera States.
orFtcs 81 DEARBoRs ST.
Sold Wholesale In Chicago, by Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhams & Van sehascf, Lord 4 Smith, Smith b
Dvyw,J ii Reed Co., Chas g Smith, Dietasch, Block
Co.. Scoril Harris Co.. Post Badeeu, ans
by druggists and dealers generally. fsbSdln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT. OF 1.
Now NrlnAns La = AOUlSlhNAi


New Orleans La, laareh e'asiSNA' = iSlS
I. The attention of all officers sorn;na in th;s
department is specially called a ths renaton Fl ,' of
Go war pepaF;tmens of February 25 1851
the STAFF are assigned -nanders that officers of
and that it is the du' % duty as their ASSISTANTS
branch Of the q public expenditures in every
y, 'nS service within the limits of their
n. 5aas and that for all excesses such COM
'Aa4oers 14 G are held responsible.
H.. commanding officers are referred to nara
graphs as, 1864 and 1856, of tie general rerua-
tons Of 1868, and to- division and depart6ent
oruefs, looking to the enforcement of these regu-
lat.ons, which for convenience of reference and Of
application, are herein condensed modified and
republshed
III. All officers serving within the limits of this
department, charged with the care of public prop
erty, or the disbursement of monies whether Under
appropriations of Congress arising from military
contributions, from sales of seized, captured or
abandoned property, from rents, fines, or assess
ments, taxes or permits, will furnish abstracts of
all property received, issued, or expended by
| them, the quantity remaining on hand, and its
condition, the amount of all monies received paid
or contracted to be paid, by them, and the bal
ances remaining in their hands.
w. When such officer is serving under any in
termedate commander, as of the post or regiment
the abstracts shall be revised by such commander,
and both accounting officer and commanding Off
Ger shall accompany such abstracts with full ex.
PLANTATION of all the circumstances necessary to
complete understanding by the commander of the
department of all the items on the abstracts.
| V. The property abstracts will be forwarded by
the intermediate commander within ten days after
the expiration of the quarter, and the money abb
stracts within five days after the expiration of the
month for which they are due. If there should be
| no intermediate commander, the abstracts will be
forwarded direct by the accounting officer, and in
future no officer who is accountable for money or
property, and who is to be permanently relieved
! from that accountability, will be permitted, ex-
cept in urgent cases, to leave his post or station,
!
counts and abstracts requiring his action.
VI. 1t is made the duty of inspectors to ascer-
| tain and report cases where commanding officers
have failed to perform the duties assigned them by
the above cited general regulations.
By order of Major General E. R. $. Candy.
WICKaAM HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

BEEcHER RIGHT FOR ONcE.-Beecher has come
out manfuly in favor Of the veto and of admitting
the representatives Of the South to their seats He
fights with his usual uina, and walks into his as
sailants Of the Phillips school in very lively way.
Go it, Beecher, and undo, if possible, the mischief
you have so long been doing. Read the following
notice Of late speech from him. which we find
IN the New York Evening Post. 1t is interesting ::
Henry Ward Beecher made an address last even
ing IN the regular course of lectures in which Carl
Schurz and Wendell Phillips have already spoken,
and ry gentleman who heard him will agree,
we think, that for sound logic, earnest eloquence,
deep pathos, flashing wit, and overwhelming power
IT has never been surpassed by any effort of the
distinguished orator. Mr.. Beecher was, perhaps,
stung to an unusual degree of feeling by the
exceedingly ungenerous if not ungentlemanly
personally-a reference wholly untrue, as it APP
pears, in its assumption of facts but besides that
his whole soul and mind seemed to be in his
subject, and for an hour and half he spoke with
intensity and fervor that not only delighted but
carried away his audience. The applause seemed
to be an almost unbroken roll of thunder.
With that good common sense, and sound judg
ment, which is quite as conspicuous in Mr. Beecher
as any other quality of his mind, he urged that
the war had been put down, the methods Of war
we're needless that discretion, kindliness, wisdom,
were the weapons now to be exercised; and that
while we could not change the feelings of Southern
men at once we could mollify, elevate, and gra-
oaasiy transform them. The freedmen, Mr.. Beecher
saio must be protected, not at the expense of the
but by means of its integrity. He
ppsussa me veto Of the President, rebuked the
i opsssatlon Of the great social and ecomica laws.
ca,a all the feryor Of what Phillips
powera. % ~ ~ aerision against the concentration of
tSyayal SywN OF iosal legislation. = " way efeSN'
\ !, We regret that no adeonata ra,o. oo,,
iay inns speech before our readers 'n"pies us "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

The Hon. John J. Lacock, of Brown county
has resigned his seat in the House of Representa-
tlves and has gone home. A considerable portion
OF his constituents instructed him to vote for the
bill appropratng 500 600 acres of land to certain
railroads. Such vote he believed to be direct
and palpable violation of the Constitution, which
declares that the proceeds of those lands shall be
devoted to the support of schools. Rather than
violate his oath to support the Constitution he
resigned.
If all the radicals in Congress who have taken
an oath to support the Constitution were to resign
for similar conscientious reason. Congress would
be left without quorum in short order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

ETERNAL PUNlsHMENT.--The New York World
says: 1t IS gratifying to note that ever since
Henry Ward Beecher made study of the doctrine
OF eternal punishment, his views on national affairs
have become more conservative. In his "green
was red hot radical, and given to very eccentric
notions on morals and theology. But when the
inject of hell fire was presented to him, although
he expressed some doubts as to its iteralness yet
IDENTIFY made up his mind that, although there
might be no such place as hell, he had better so
shape his conduct that he would never go there if
vens, Sumner, and Greeley. When they feel un.
charitable and malignant towards their neghbors,
let them consult Beeeher on hell fire, and govern
themselves accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

Gen. Robert E. Lee has passed through Alexan.
dra on his return to Lexington. His precaution in
avoiding an exhibition of himself whilst in Wash
ington and the extremely modest demeanor that
everywhere characterized him are what was ex.
pected by all acquainted in the least with his char.
acter. On Sunday he was at church and chose
retired seat, the last one in the house. He entered
so quietly that but few knew he was present He
sat for one or two pictures at Brady's gallery, and
whilst there purchased number, including those
of Grant, Meade and Lincoln.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
sss',s'- ! Hss'A- : i =, , -'. 80 = mos.

Monthly msnta Inserted every other day, to be
charged two tadst6 ths ahevs ratss-
lirut ~ Aonshg sevsrtisemsnts each square,
4Dpa hsesh
esssstissnsnts hUsns the run Of the paper, srst
n y y per ssSaEe ) ssN subsequent insertion, Is
II " Ss1lb ~ sSussS 6s
~ roustA pess u advsstiseuasnss each nss
NJ q 70 ~ Square 5
eash INSERTION "
sulss sdvesser shess LARGELY sn.,, be allowed
sscA discounts from sbos AIMED transient rates may
upon provids ~ In no case shan rach discount
80 z5 pa ceut 5575
busHsss ;nstices ~ Advertisements he charged 70
csnts nst per line. each Il isertion W.
Al transient sdverts paid fer in advance
~ bs with regular advertisers shan be rendered moashy
HE WKEKLY czs scEsr published every Saturday
ng subscriptio. S5 II sdvance hafyearly and
sxarteriy same ratss; single copies, 10 cents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

member Of Congress was tugging well stuffed
ScaFpftbag into the House the other day, and on
being Inquired of by colleague, replied that he
y vas taking IN a few amendments to the Consttn-
g1ion, WHICH he proposed to offer, as he wanted to
saeg hs constituents that he was up to legislation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

Office II Exchange Place
SATURDAY, March 10, at 12 O'Clock NJ, at
~ the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets at nulc
auction by order from the Hon John w Thomas
Judge OF the Second District Court the December
1865 and rendered In the above entitled
will be sold
THATLARGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC
Frame Dwelling the late residence of the deceased with
Lots Of Ground designated by the Nos g. and 49,
No l52, bounded by Philip, Coliseum, Chestnut and First
streets Lot No. 2S feet inches Philip
street by 5 feet depth between parallel lines Lot No
street. by 25 feet depth between parallel lines making total
front on Philip of S5 feet Lot No 10 adoin the
III feet inches and lines depth between parallel lines thus
giving an opening and front on Chestnut street.
Together with the improvements, comprising
An elegant two story and attic frame dwelling well built
ahdwth az the modern improvements having the lower
story gallery feet wide large parors IT feet inches by
feet and feet high with side and front openngs hall
6inches wide; gallery in the feet wide, connecting
with the two story frame building having entry the
dining room 10 by u feet store room and pantry kitchen Is
On the second story is gallery corresponding with the
on the first story Two large bedrooms 6 feet inches by
feet inches by feet inches Bedroom feet by Il feet
inches and lobby Gallery exendingo the of the build
BY IS fsr and iOby is feet The yart is flag
ged has very large csern Gas throughout the dwelling
The Garden is under high state of cultivation filled with
choice and greavarey of exotic plants and shrubbery
lot opening Chestnut street has frame Carriage House
Stables and Harness Room, furnished also with fine
cistern.
This property is of the most complete the Garden
District and within square of the Jackson Railroad cars
and only three from the Magazine Railroad Neigbo
hood society conveniences unexceptionabe nry
possession may be had if desired. '
n~ TRRhs-Onethrd cash; balance credit of one and
mortgage on the property bearing interest Of per
cent per from date until final payment improvements
to be seot % s Insured Sdf4 and n0ey to
pense of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

MiLkEs Boornis DIARy.-when wi,las poo,,,
was captured, diary kept by himsslf as evV,a soma
a On 9s person J. dated weeks orSr
Written " ap EsiaSGa be sa T ass III rEsdss and
on which he was captured. THIS Is about y oas ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON cLADs
The "Laayette,' Cincinnati u and Choctaw."
BIZ j. Ii. WALTON .S DEsLONDE.

IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES 1poN cr.na
''Ai i'o iNof' oAAoo
The "Lefayette Cincinnati; ), and u rhoo,ou
~ "nu Snoeta".
BY j. H. WALTON 4, nEsrnNpC
o-S az DH~sAoNuEs
Wu,oy A,;,.
'1'' "ALioN Aucuoheer.
ODfcs At Caronde,st .,roo. ,.,.u 1r,ou .u...
~ o"'onueie' s'fees' corner Union street..
VITEnNESnAv x,x ,. .,nn -
w NAarch IS, ISBU, at IS
ococl NJ nm hoors .h ,. .,
~ '' " " '"e 'eeoe0 respectively, at AbdlEf1s, py
anu or account oil the u s. Navy Department. under the
drsctio, NJ w., n ra,. p, NV , >,,,.
ee'on I'll "in' " oook fasmaster and u s. Naval Store
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

INDIVIDUAL CosT FOR SUSTAINING THE
CHURoHEs.-Th, following estimate, founded upon
the last United States census has been made of
the probable amount which it costs the individual
members of the different churches in this country
to sustain them A Baptist or Methodist. So 40; a
Presbyterian, 81; Cengregationalist $40; Ro-
rmed Dutch, $22; Unitarian, s2S So says a
religious" Journal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
AUCTION SALES.

A UoTioN sAhh''....:''' -. "A ooiioN SALE
Having made necessary arrangements beg to announce
to the public that in future will Auction Sale Of
HORSES. MULES, etc, etc, CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, etc.
at the Montgomery Tattera Nos 23 and 25 Gaver street.
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS
At O'clock and at Liners Tattersss No 1893 Gravier
street. every
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and
SATURDAY,
at II o'clock.
MONTGOMERY 4 BRO, Auctonecrs
Office, Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

The pioneer boatmen of ths Misslssiptixre NOV,
rapidly being reduced in number, and ID lew
years the death Of the last OF them must Sc re
corded. One is now added to tse list of tile de-
parted Capt Mark Leave TWO worth--who died lately
II ST. Lonis. He had been q pronGnentand active
ST. Lonisan for over twenty years, especially en-
gagged III steamboat enterprises. Nat till about
two years since did he.aband0n bis ioag life ave
cation on the river and become q member Of the
banking firm OF Gaylord, Leayenworth d Go.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

COTTON GINS-COTTON GINS
u Cotton Gins OF the celebrated mauuacory Of Clement
Brown Co., Columbia Ca at auction
BY MONTGOMERY d BIO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer,
Ofice-S7 Camp street.
w EDN ESDAY, March z, at 10 o'clock,
an r. az NO io) New Levee street, will be sold
o Notton Gins of the celebrated Clement
brown Co., OF Columbia Ga.--from 60 to 100 saws
&9- IkRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ALL THE
he stoek buggies etc. of the lately occupied by d.
Heinsohn, at auction. '' f - -
BY MONTGOMERY IL BRO,
R. N. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer,
Ofice-S7 Camp street
WEDN ESDAY, March 9Th, at IL o,eIock
~ A. NJ, at Montgomery's rattersals No 23 and 2I5
sold Pp" e'feets Will oe
The entire stock of the stable lately occupied by Mr. D.
Heinsohn consisting of - -' ~
fine Top Bugges. ~ " 'eho"n
9 Open Buggies.
80 sets Single and Double Harness. Saddles Brides etc
Also, CRleshes, Qutradowns, Wagons, etc ' wv
B8-TERAs-Casn in u. s Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

4tilcss s.ss a. AxRrv vAxs Last evening, the
nsxxa g esss sssiaed il Rismcnd from VA ~.
Z. q occupied Fasn No In ~ the
bnrsss hSass fss sssxsss 9 ,sesa chief q
lands Hon. Gsssit Smith. ps.h anc abandoned q m
~ en1ek Lloyd GasFisss Boston Mass
e.. Dss,eson. M Hsmpshirss q oSn HancacI' as1'
Hsoh sd spsssiaton = sas 4sss ss i.ss
object Of The visit Of these dstnSs shss - y me
men, at Mis- Farticulsf lsnetuxe sr3 - M sensie-
Der opposite ter nanes the 9sssr I'M
The same room 4 was cnssenty lumess that thew
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

Butler has presented the United States Senate
with flag of American bunting, made at his mill
in Lowell, which will take the place OF the English
one over the Senate,