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HoN WILLIAM B. REED. The Philadelphia Bull
lstin and the Washington Chronicle TEEN with vile
and virulent abuse Of the Hon. William B. Reed,
because Of his professional connection with the
case Of Mr Davis. Tie Philadelphia Age thus RI
plies to the acurrilous attack Of the Bulletin:
The gentleman alluded to, the Hon. VIM. B. Reed
was, we presune, selected bya Jefferson Davis as
bis counsel, Oh account of his Commanding ability
- constitutional lawyer, and his acknowledged
poAhon as a statesman; and whatever opinion
may be entertained of his political sentiments
there isno man living who will attempt to impugn
tDe purity Of his character or the honesty Of his
zaoiiVes. fornearly half century he has enioYed
The confidence and respect OF his fellow-citizens
from the hanas Of whom he has received the high
est honors which his great professional skill could
Always command. In bis absenee-and he may
FOL thank " for the 0fiice-we enter this protest
asslnst the brutality Of journal that seems TO lie
ever struggling for an opportunity to SANDER the
hvisg and, when It's appetite in this behalf is stated
food for defamation - -
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BelOw-oOn1InE Up.

Ship Rochester. Weeks, from Liverpool, via Bel
fast, 18TH May
Br ship ,Ahambra, Moulton, from Liverpool, Sd
April, to Hunter, Askew Geo
sohr Lizzie Batchelder, English, from Boston, to
G w Hynson Geo
March
Ship J Stetson Woodward from Boston
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10th
March
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5mporta Yesterday.

RQCKLAND (Me)-Brig R B Gove-G5O tons of
ice 10 do hay T W Bosworth
GEN0A-Italan brig Pepino-Astd mdse and s
passengers
PALERMO Italian brig Five sisters-Lot fruit
and passengers
HAYANA-Br schr Morris-148 hhds 46 tcs II
bbls molasses Fatjo, Marks &co-S passengers
PENSAO0LA-Sch Anna-2I, 500 feet lumber
to master-S0, 900 laths Sanford
HAYA Al Geo Hunt-225O bxs sugar
HAyANA-Br sohr Mai-Cofrse etc to order
and 70 passengers
TAMPICo-schr Teresa-Fruit to BfaChica
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY az S p H. and sys sArrrpn.,z
Steamer J. NJ. sHARP-HENl,yy sTRFor v,.-..- zoe,
FJnp DALFERFS Clerk ' u.s.
A'OR THIBODAUXVTTG. p ArNTrpr1pT
ens Napae9gyine Donaldsonville and ali interme5sts
Tho i ~ Civil VIII leave regularly as above
Ang passengers, aud will continue in bs 10 sss
ueB'g. Eor freight passage apply on hoard ~ P0i'a-
of freight ! RgTF r. p9 Ft tor the payment
TT. r =, EIhdlhIus g DENTZEIg, AdysrtsIpg Sgs1t
usual va ' al iieisnt through to Lockport 40
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A New York correspondent writes that fash.
lonaole couple up town married but not mated,
aH the story goes, quarreled few mornings since
and the traits wife, BY the advice Of her parents,
sued fof divorce. The cause is only noteworthy
rom the ridiculous cause Of the quarrel One
morning il seems that the husband washed him
self, a. usual, in the bowl used By both, but The
LADY fox some reason refused to use il that morn
ing, and rang the bell for another 1t was
brought, when the now indignant husband flung it
Violently upon the floor, breaking It Ii pieces.
.Ihe wife thereupon called him hard names, when
he locked The bedroom door, ana insisted That she
should use the first bowl. She vowed that she
wouldn't Il she went 2 with dirty face for A
week He swore she should; and So, filing the
bowl, be seized her hands, and using sufficient
force washed her face for her. He then unlocked
the door and went on to bis business, while she
went to consult lawyer, and The suit. began.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Texas, Stanton, from Galveston, Il
Halves Il Bowen-lst district
Bark Geo Hunt, Mill, days from Havana, tt
W Hynson &co-2d district
Sp brig Capernico, Mir, days from Havana, tt
Puig Bros-2d district
Brig K Cove, Hardness, from Rockland, Ne, to
master-Point
Italian brig Pepino, Vassalo, from Genoa, May T.
Lanata Bros-2d district 20
Italian brig Five Sisters, Massfna, SIS DAYS from
Palermo, to L Grande--2d district 26
Br sehr Morris, Fernandez from Havana. (pre.
viously reported at Quarantine) to Fatio,
Marks &co--Polt
schr Anna, Waters, 8 days from Pensacola, to
master-Basin
Br schr Teresa, Matte, from Tampico, 9th nit,
to Puig Bros-2d district 81
Brit sehr Mai, Hardenberg, 6 days from Vera Cruz.
to . Pooled district 81
TowBoATs.
Tecumseh, Schellenger, from the Passes-Towed
down ship Zephyr, bark st Peter and brir
Scylla-Brought up brigs Five Sisters, Pepino
and Fanny, and to Quarantine schr Oriental.
Wicacco, Follett, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea ship Lorento, bark Lycurgus and
schr The Allison-Brought up briggs r G Cove
and Cappernico, bark Geo S Hunt and schr
Morris
STEAMBOATS,.
Indiana Neal from Louisville.
Pauline Carroll White, from st Louis.
Julia, Belt. from st Louis.
Bee, McCash, from ST Louis, with barges
D Hinde, Gregore, from st Martinsyie
Vicksburg, Tobin, from Bayou Bartholomew.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
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Ihg Gonrls.
Gases set for Trial rhis D@y.

Gases set for Trial Ehis I9ay.
FIRST DISTRICT ooUsF.
Stare vs.. NJ Deany,
Stefe VS.. NJ. shannon.
State vs. Edward Goodlow and VIM Martin.
State vs. John Whedden.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Succession Of Theo Bauois-Biron. Baisson
Succession of VIM. Jenkins Fuller. Miller.
Succession of S. W. Oakley Race, Foster Il MeF
rick. Semnnes ~ Mott.
Succession of j. ID. Thompson-Mix.
Succession of Charles Mccarthy Coleman
McCarty AugGstin, Lynch, Honor.
TElsn DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Woodsonys. her husband. Roselius & Phil
Scarborough vs. Bowen. Cotton. Roseiins s
jean Iacay vs. Marie Dulen. LAWSON.
Mrs CannohTs. Eliza Pierre. Kountz. Lemley
R. s. Laskey Is. steamship Sherman. Hunting
ton Dnraut Hornor.
Mrs. Roysdenys. ]. Szymanski Craig. Kennedy.
johnson vs., steamboat Anna Wagley. Walker.
Randolph, Singleton d Hariie.
Duprier vs.. Flanders, Whitaker g. Whitaker.
Stewart & Walker. Miller.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
j. G. Van Wrinkle Us. Payne, Huntington s. Co.
T.W. eoilens Harrison & Hunton.
Wolft Pretto vs.. bark Honduras ct als.-Hyams
M. Cameron vs.. NJ. Maher-Tuly VanDalson
Elizabeth Parker VS. Smith Broas and wife Nc
Cornell. Collens.
Ezra Morse Vi. steamer Alone ct als--Egan. Eel
lows Mills.
Robert Gray vs., Steamer Alone ct als-Egan.
Fellows & Mills.
John Grant vs.. NJ. Eyerich-clark 4 Bayne.
Ogden Claiborne, Cohen.
Philip Drnmm VS.. John Wilson Koontz. Mix
Ship Epaminondas vs John Gauche-Breaux s.
Fenner. Buchanan & Gilmore.
Mary Meggett ct al. VS. Bark Mary Ann-LiYing-
stem q Herman. LeGardeur.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
p. n. Musseaux Vs. Thebens ct al.-Gollens.
Whitaker, Fellows & Mills.
Geo. I. Bright vs.. city Of New Orleans Noise.
Bright and Ogden
VIM. G. Lytle vs. J. Simon ct ais Egan & Day.
NAPLES q Kellogg, Lacey.
Margaret j Buddington VS.. Louisiana State
Bank Benjamin, Bradford a Finney. Semmes &
Mott, Miller, Briggs
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Vim. Baker vs.. F. Pena-H ornor Bermudez.
Mrs, NJ Turpia vs.. her husband -Biron Col
lens.
Hunt, Morgan.
Michael coRdEan vs. John Brohan--Race, Foster
John F. McCormickvs j. w. Cannon Marshall.
Randolph, Singleton 8 Harde.
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Exports Yesterday.

SKIS corn II bbls vinegar 100 bbs meal
VERA QRUz-schr Aurora-45 900 feet lumber
and sundries
HAYANA--Brig Sir Robert Peel-1228 SKIS corn
2j7 SKIS oats l0l SKIS bran
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Br schr Lizzie, Leppert, from Havana, to master
Cargo, $40 bbla molasses 287 half-bbls do to
Butler geo
schr Brazos, Carlton, from Nastla, Mex-Cargo,
Fir bark Bayonnaize, Bideiary, days from Vera
Cruz. in ballast, to master
Brig Ira, Williams, days from Havana, to Rivers
" Clay-Cargo, 1861 bxs sugar Rivers & Clay
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STEAMSHIPS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GALVESTON-INDIANOLA.
FOR GALVESTON, tNDIANoLA AND LAvAGA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves SUNDAY June II, at8AM
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON.
PASSAGE TO INDTAEoLA. 80
FTeightby this steamer Galveston ndanOls Layaea
at rates. and low by any other now up for
either of the above ports.
FFeghts delivered Lavaca by lighters of extra charge
The Iewtpressure sids-wheel steamship
.... Harlan,
JOHN LEWIS, Commander,
Wileave above, from the foot of st. Joseph street.
For freight passage applyto
l. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of lading signed at the AGENTS office.
These steamers, carrying the U. S. Mails leave puncsusy
as advertised
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
az steamer of this line will leave every third day for
above ports. ....
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YA2OO.
vIcKsBuRs AND YAzoo RIVER p.cvvr

yIoKsBURG AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET
Leaves Yickghurs EVERY TUESDAY. gt5pw
N'OA GREEN WOOD, LEFLOBE WOO tITTy
ana an intermediate landings also taking fFeie5i e.
IasGat9hie and Fsebusha rivers and connects at Green
@o"H with packets for iTenada-Tke new LIGHT DRAFT
At steamer Countess John Henderson master Cbs r
SftteT clerk will esve above CONNECTING WITH ,s
Grey Eagle from New Orleans s "it" P@cAs
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
Fulton street
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Tennyson is almost as notable at home for hs
personal beauty az lie ID for his genius. He Is. Ne
are informed BY those who have met with him n
England, like the late Bishop Bascom. almost the
perfection Of manly beaHty
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NSkys'
The Smithsonian Institute, after many naonthsi
experiments, and 81 several thousand dollars eeE-
Tpense, discovered the remedy in 1856 The eynerj
ments were conducted by Professor Brai1ard
aided by the ablest chemists in our country. me
United States government. through the officers d
the army and navy, furnished the institute with
every species Of poisonous snakes which iufest oul
Southern swamps and Western Wilds / believe
they also experimental upon the cobras and other
reptiles from india Africa and South America,
They killed about five hundred dogs, cats chick
ems and other domestic birds ard beasts, for the
benefit Of humanity. The sacrifice of inferior ami.
NAL life was great, but they discovered remedy
atlast which has saved the lives Of many Of our
race and which ought to be generally known. 1t
1s unnecessary to say it is no fquack remedy, J,
but it is indorsed by the Smithsonian Institute
under the direction Of such heroes of science as
Maurg, Henry, Brainard and others. This Institute
belongs, as you are aware to the government of
the United States This is the Smithsonian anti
cote for snake and insect poison
10 grains of the iodide Of potassium
90 grams Of iodine.
ounce of water The solvent.
70 be kept in vial with ground glass stopper,
and applied externally to the wound. 1t is not to
pc taken as medicine internally.
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Reed q Fl'Ess SuPPREssED.--A special dispatch
june 1866 lis as follows: So
Ihe mIltalg by orderof General TilIson, have
s4Aen possession Of the office Of the ROYAL Geot-
i. As w nave never enjoyed the pleasure of see.
NV slnele copy Of the aolename6 literary pro-
Snsuon w can, Of course, not say what was the
i.,lAsoale Cause that led 10 this catastronbe INT
sNshAs must haves been its account 1.-THE meat
a1d Fa neen 1e freedmen and Generals stedman
~ Mi Eslsisoa on Sunday afternoon, tho Sdinstant
IN he % the sahieetof oolored ne wsnsners NJ
~ w ssass way We hsNe been Informed that The
M. M. hsaacF acololed paper published Ia tbis
tao a NV sasea lp the ghost me officers Who
,n,1itaTg " Aae oice were more civil than
eafa the sheriff oaicaseS On the OCCASION ~ @0
~ . e
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NEw PAYMENT Aaron Bang, on entering the
United States circuit court room ON Thursday. was
told that The grand Jury were in an adjoining
room, putting their heads together. Ahin ex-
CLAIMED Aaron 9 then they are making first rate
funderl wood pavement for us.
THtcbp,nnd Ivly
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When 9 man shall hereafter boast that he is an
1Anlefiean eltlEen, land but few Cancasans win
henceiorih make that boast it viii nat he l,ao,,T
E9esBef AZ IS white man or a negro, Indian or
n9tlentof, eshbeon or monkey Rlchmond Bx.
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PHIL ADELPHIA.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
To sail on SUNDAY, June 24th, at BAN
TOR Observation-Disclosures wELLENoWN
and favorfte steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
above,
First Cabin Passage. ..............,,,,,,,,,,.seo
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN. Al 6arondelet street.
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OPELoUsAs,

vS Sesxss ne New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY st6p
ANSs!h pF ED USAS, WASHINGTON F0KT aRRu
iSmmspo5t Mouth Bayou Rouge and ali ipterEssist
rea M ~ bayou GonTtabeau and Atchafalsys rvare
ga ne" orleans and opeousss weekly pssSet steans
leave as sbov n S master, NJ Kenison clerk viii
~ " @"o'e For tretRht passage apply on heard nv 70
vIRrrNr,rSJ E GARLIN, SO Old Levee street 1 ct ~
on the coI steamer Irene win land Passengers at ans pon
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Rarinf SnteIItgence.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREE
Friday, June 10, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday,
Steamer Orleans, Wayne, for Mobile, Master
Brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, for Havana.
schr Aurora, Garland for Vera Cruz, ~
HAYES & Bowen
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QUEER LoGIc,--Because Joseph Reed appeared
as counsel against Tory in IFS, the Press argues
that it is grossly improper for bis grandson to APP
pear as counsel for rebel in 1S66.-EPhila Age.
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BARATARIA.

Leaves every SATURDAY aud TUES DAY at A NJ and
return every MONDAY and THrRSD Az EVENING
ENO8 BA Ats RtA BAY AND GULF MEXI-
\ eo-Fhe new passenger steamer NIchuias, J. Fl.
hArv8, MASTER viii leave the he Vi Harveys lanai
pose STOCK Landing Jefferson City abnvs Passengers
can be accommodated during stay Grnde Isle Hotel
Apply to HARVEY \ HcMsH N.
81 ST. ChaEes street.
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TELEGRAPH PACKETS.

TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATrRn.v
at 3
FoR VTcKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
One Of the following magnificent passenger steamers will
Louis EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY snS Tg sDd r.
Ruth,
j. A. DpBLE Master; JNo. eREENoueH, Clerk,
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY, May %. TUESDAY July T.
=. June june -, JsIy 4 4.
MOIIie Able,
a. j. CARTER, Master; NJ. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY Nay Nay y THURSDAY, July 5
jane al: " aug aug =
Olive Branch,
l. Il. JONES, Master; j. r. sHALER Cerk
e,r,,r,, : LEAVES NEW oRLEAss
SATURDAY, May % SATURDAY, July 7.
June a. :. y Aag y.
w. X. Arthur,
h o. CARSON s.2 Msst sI, B. 4 ooNGAR, Clerk.
TUESDAY, May % TUESDAY, July 10.
June Is :, Aug egg5
Atlantic,
ST. CLAIR THoMNAssoSN Master FRANK o. sN1TR,
.. LEAVES SRw ORLEANS;
THURSDAY, May IL THURSDAY, Jnpe q
May 81. ,InIv 10
June a. Init -
Mississippi,
J. Y. HURD, Master; NJ D. CoEDIFF CLARK
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY, June z SATURDAY, July IA.
june s. s. A 51iy Il.
The above boats will ave St Louis on the same day Of the
rip IN fourteen days ~ -e 'S ''HNH
The have thoroughly reattd regardless of
Rpehse ana have the old ayle boilers plan the cabins
O4 Common street. ~ pNS'
J. I. FITZGERALD, Agent, lOl Common street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

~ NALL slhAME kS'
Leaves FRIDAY, June IS on the arrival Of the A p NJ
FREIGHT r,t,rv mo ,I s,"''i
RIVER UP TO MONTGOMERY
HoA mohiAE-FHE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
1t,,r,,,..-.-.
| 1,r, - ' 80 MINIS COMMANDER
freight taken a. greatly reduced prices and Bills Of Iedng
until 80 ?. n 'i'' agent otlce
nIeCoai oil reeeiyed IN neral HIT 2 ~ ~
/ g. HARRIS, Agent
~ s9ss.
Nen Ras, - ,,n,s,,4, ~ ~, = T. Ms IRON the
FOR MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, SELMA. CAuAR,
a sta1I, an p, Wy !alunEs On the Alabama rverfhe
above For freight SiSSl eBPly gu hoard, orto
I sIhe steamer Planter will take freight at lowest rates
WATERING PT,AcyuS
-----
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING pIACES- ,.,--,,,. :, -,
w Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean si
The elegant and very fast low pressure stsar.r
CameIIa,
,,,,,, ,,. hN' MASTER
MONDAYS ~ o,c,oci . 4, ,,,o..-.,, :,
TUESDAYS 9o'clock A. NJ
THURSDAYS. 9 O'Clock AN
SATURDAYS O'Clock PM
ro.,-,,,u,- H.. ,..-
SUNDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY zyr,y,,,,
FRIDAY MORNING
All, frsigbt iptandsd t,r t .b,,,, !, -,-.,-,.,.
.d5,...ea 20 properly Aos'eo ana
company, and sent to the Pontcbartraip Railroad rt
to,r b,s,-. +bo ,,s..u.u. FS' 'A'
The above trims and donartnrss ,rr, 30
less prevented by bad weather or low water,
On SATURDAY. ros,.,vsrr ~, to,,,. ,ut,, =. .,-,,
.o,,,.,,- Ia, '''s-' wan ~ 'e'e''eu A''er
-.
For ur'Her lnloftnatoh apply TO
COHEN NJ. SOFIA. 10 Caropdse, s.ros.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
- =
Leaves every TUESDAY the arrival of the A. Popcha
.rai, d n...I.t r
W AtUd Sihh ioF hbcAgOnla ana way landings; leaves
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-rHE NEW
aud splendid sidewhesI stssmshps--
MORNING STAR. ..24G0 tons, Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 tons. Delaney CommsEder
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry Commander
Kissing sFAR....... $500 TONS. Nelson, Commander
The new and 6rst-clsss steamships
MISSISSIPPI 300 tons. Furbur Commanding.
MERRIMACK.. 1000 TONS vansce Commanding.
1900 tons Quick, Commanding
MONTEREY. 1900 tons. Whitman Commanding
The new and irstcass steamship
AIariposa,
QUICK, Commander,
Nll leave the Companys Wharf, foot Of Jackson Square,
on SATURDAY, June 10, at7 NJ. precisely.
The Line composed largest and most elegant steam
ships which have been bu in this country any
line They every respect fitted service and the
route upon which they Their passenger
are not exceed by those of other
Passage sidewheel ships first cabin $50 second cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships first cabin, $50.
Freight will be received the Gompanys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hours Companys
rates fer freight will always be made by any other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
J. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
33Carondest street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
VICkSBURG

VICKsBURG AND NATCHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M
FOR DONALDSOEyTLEE, PLAoUEMINE
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Fort Adams Nat
chez Waterproof St. Joseph Rodney, Grand Gulf warrenton
New Carthage and vcksburg-The magnificent passsnre,
steamer Fashion P. D. Pratt master E L. Shaw and I
LudwgseR clerks will leave above For freight or mas
sage apply On board, or to TITUS & GwARTEEY
Tchoupitoulas street
VIRGINIUs C. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
The steamer Fashion vcksburg with packets
for Memphis and the Bends.
The Fasdon also with Yazoo packets and sign,
through bills ofladiur to Yasoo City and Greenwood
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The Northern papers sdmt ~ ,as.,,.,.
York journal Of CommeFee saws, 4'e
II is a remarkable truth illusfrat;n,. a, rs
characteristic OF the race at least III
condition, that the mortality Of the gesr y rs
menis, organized during the WAR, far s,s.assss
on file in tile war department showsg M. =! II
sgome regiments more than half the negro sold,egs
died OF disease within few munihs after e5list
Nent, and this, too, where they had better esrs
a1a quarters than the white soldiers alongside AZ
them This morality was net owing 90 conlae5oDs
or infectious disease, but 60 the lack Of phgscai
stamina
Tunes no BIZ RgasMDgRsD. IN IA moi what M,
pie eat hut what they digest. that makes t6em
strong. Il is not ~hat they gain but what they
save. that makes them rich IL is not what they
profess but what they practice, that makes theai
good.
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Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, s.srE
Steamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN--JoHN W. CANNON
Master; JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks
FOR VICRAB URGR, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF
Rodney, Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all in
ermediae andingsThe fast magnificent passenger steam
Gen. d. A. Quitman, leaves above
The above packet will take freight passengers for Mem
phs with privilege of rshppinR Vcksburg on the Des
Arc for Memphis and the Bends and with the Emma for
FaEoo River For comfort speed and safety this bout is unsu
passed. and her tables supplied the best tho market
affords
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO D. HITE, 50 Gyavier street.
A. BRITPON, Front street.
VIRGINIUS .. DENT2EL, advertising Agent
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STEAMER SWAN
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET
FOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
Saline RverAl reights for thu above streams
which be consigned the care ~ steamer swan W
be received at Trenton free Of taken forward with
RS little delay possible For further particulars INQUIRE Of
N. @. GULLETT, Agent
No. SO Matches street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15

RHIEDr FOR SNAKE BlrEs.-A letter writer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15

Leaves MONDAY. 18th inst. at 5 p
TOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO
Memphis and the Bends-The new swift light draught
sidewheei passenger
p. w. Strader,
Captain ALBERT STEIN; AMES FISHER, Clerk.
For freight passage apply on hoard foot of Poyaras
street, or to JOHN Z. HYDE 4 co, AGENTS.
li3 common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15
ATTAkAPAS.

FOR ATTAKAPAS
Leaves FRIDAY, June Is, at 70
nor ATTAEA PAS TAXING FIRE. CHIT roc
st Martnsvie, New Iberia, Franklin Coutervle Pater
s0nvile and al landings on Bayou echeThe steamer mn
F. j. Atkinson, MASTER, will leave as above Nor f;L.
Or passage spPly on board, or to Sis''
PRICE, HINE b TUPPER. Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15

Leaves on SATURDAY, 10th inst. attPM
UNEQUALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS. Ann AN.
intermediate landngs-The superior passenger packet
Magenta.
T. LEATHERs Master; ADoLPH MARTIN Cro-,
viii leave for the above as follows:
TUESDAY, July Sd, at5PM
For freight or passage apply on board or to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, 5Front street.
or GEO D. HIFE, 81 Gravier street.
NlkGlNIus O. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Leaves on FRIDAY 18th inst at 10 A "
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS Tur,
steamer Bee and Barges Frank McCash masfar III
leave a. ABOVE and will take all kinds of freirt
nrpentlne CampheDe, Naphtha, all other artciss
peu On passenger steamers For freight appi nn boarS
or 10 1,1po1,,rJ Z BuRDEAU, 81 Mags:ine styest
NlRGlNIOs y. DENTzEL, Advertisinrn as snIs'