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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Now York Money E1arketLNov.Si
M0NLY -RathermOre actigeat 8 per cont for
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dull at HoiOsx
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Household Necessity Exists for the
Use of
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Wbcs, in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
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vents all these. and insures healthy Head. Its
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! RenVryd from his Ola 6,sm....
pr. .As B. Williams. West BrosdT,v u. y
high strpst, CelenbusI 0hia. has dssolS5 b;.
or series o. years y the Urea mont OF certain 81
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Indian Outrages.

The Tribune's Lawrence, Kansas, dis
patch says: The party who attacked Coils.
PhillipsSand Goss while surveying in the
Indian country, was headed by John Brit
tan, of Neoshee Falls, who had grudge
against Col. Goss. The latter was severely
If not mortally wounded. Col. Phillips is
reported killed. One or two of the attack
ing party were also killed.
A party of English noblemen who went
ont without an escort, have not been heard
from and are supposed to have been cap
tured by the Indians.
A Cheyenne peace council will be held
this week.
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Tennessee Legislature.

The Tribune's Nashville special says: {:
The Tennessee Legislature convened to-
day. There will not be quorum present
for several days, however, as full returns
from the election on Thursday have not
been received. Gov. Brownlow, it is un-
derstood, in his message will advocate ne
gro suffrage. and perpetual disfranchise-
ment for all rebels - sl'r,f
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

PROTECTED BIT ROYAL LE1rxns PATENT.
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stabbed in a saloon.

Walter Westcott, living at 430 Second
avenue, was so severely stabbed in the sa-
loon No. 443 First avenue, on Saturday
night, that his entrails protruded from the
wounds. A party of four ruffians were, inn
plicated in the assault, but, made their es-
cape. Their names are unknown. The
wounded man was alive last night. ~
New York, Nov. ga private dispatch
received in this city quotes Western mixed
corn at Liverpool on Saturday, Nov. Sd, at
33s Cd. -uF
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NTaximiIian Leaves Mexico.
FROM NEW YORK.
A Good EIectioneerIng Documen

New York, Nov. 5.-The Tribune's New
Orleans special says: 1t is stated on very
good authority that the President has or
dered General Sheridan not to make any
arrests under General Grants famous order,
which effects A parties accused of commit
ting murders on the 18th of July in this city.
1t is well known those afli1avits were placed
In General Sheridan's hands over two
months ago, accusing certain parties of
murder, and the above accounts for his not
acting In the matter.
The appointment of Judge Morgan, q
notorious copperhead, as United States Dis
trict Attorney, will effectually prevent the
prosecution OF numerous parties held for
trial by the United States Commissioners
under the Civil Rights Bill.
Official information was received by Gen.
Sheridan yesterday of numerous murders
and outrages committed against Union men
in the parish of st. Laundry.
General Sheridan leaves for Texas to-
morrow on important business. He will be
absent four or five days.
The Difficulty Settled by Gen. Grant.
New YORK, Nov. ga special tn the
Commercial from Baltimore says thePolce
Commissioners difficulty has been ar
ranged by General Grant. The old Com
missioners are to appoint one Democratic
Judge in each precinct, and to see that bal
lot boxes are provided for the reception of
the rejected votes of registered voters. The
law courts are to finally decide on the
legality of these rejected votes. The votes
for State officers are to be certified to by the
State Legislature, and the votes for mem
bers of Congress will be returned to Con-
gress. The feeling is now abAting.
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Death Of simeon DraperL

New YORK, Nov. 5.-InfornSaFO on was
received in this city to-day, the Express
says, of the death of Simeon Draper.
New York, Nov. 5.-The Evening Posts
last edition contains the following con-
cerning the reported death OF Mr.. Draper:
Mr.. Simeon Draper, of this city, has been
seriously i'll for several weeks at Whites
town, Long Island. On Saturday his ply
sicians abandoned all hopes OF his recoye-
nv. He grew worse rapidly on Sunday,
and last night was attacked by paralysis OF
the right side. A report Of his death has
Just reached us, but it is not yet fully au-
thenticateds u i " " I1.gi.,
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Arrivals a. the principal Hotels.

ST CHARLES HOTEL ] Scott and wife
Point Coupee; S Van Bergen, New York; T "
liner jr, Williamsville, N Y; 4 Whaler, S
Charles; J Marks, ] Marks jr, W Marks, shreve
! Hughes, Ky; Cubbins, Memphis J G Gibson
Texas; A Tyler, Cold Springs; Dir Ryland, {
Carlisle, I f Clark, J A Slater, La; j H Loven
stein, Houston, Texas Miss Avery, Miss Kellogg
G Lanier, Tennessee; $ 7 LeBourgeois, J
LeBourgeois, St James, A Terrell, Summit; Miss
9 Bradford. city; W Polk, Louisiana; Mr. ant
Mrs I 7 Terriss, New York; s H Parivot, Mssis
sippf; 5 Page, P Cobb, w Underwood Boston
I D seudaer, Mobile; t ] Nally, Memphis
: Smith, Texas; Mr. Holman, schuer,. n 4 4 l
Osterman. N Y; Fowler, Ireland; J Stephens,
Texas; "a Sutton, Pa s S Kimbal, n :; !
Davis Franklin; z Merriam, Decatur III; y
Mason, Cairo; A. Pindell, do; H Day, Y; :
Brown and wife, do; Miss NJ Davis, do; Miss NJ
Lombard, do. W D Winter, La; Jackson, Mo-
bile; W jackson, do; ] W Lelyette, dc; g Cher
ry, do; L Cherry, do.J Cherry, do; A>Reyaqlt,
do; Miss Carmon, Mobile + moore sM 81 v . NJ
j s Ashnan Texas; L L Yancey, Richmond, Va,
Miss L Martin, Louisville.
ST LOUIS HOTEL Lumsden, Nashville; J
O Riette and brother, Mrs Orserman, Jackson,
Miss 10 Fowler, city; W Harris, J Walker, W
Cantean, Coast Ned Baker, Galveston; H
Jones. Mr. Waller, Miss ~ Burgess and lady: Mrs
d Tanner and daughter, Rapides; j w McCntchon,
St Charles; W Jones, osyka; D 9 Rumpt, Miss !;
Mr.. Goodrich and lady, La; Col J TAFT, Ohio; Z o
Halle, II W Halle, Mobile, Alabama.
CITY ;H0TEL-GW Brown, Tex; DIR H Blexon
and wife, A Moulton, La; ] Ii Earnest, Tenn; W 8
Butler 4 II Vosburg. Y; J 1 Long, Gin; j j
Walker, Livingston; Culbertson, st James: M J
Williams, Tex; Rogers, Tenn; W Smith, vt;
Fulton. Ohio; J Adkins; Lit T W Gillett and wife,
Tex, PJ kilduf, A F Flower, Mobile; S S Banlber-
se T. ala; Bamberger VI Dunlap, Tex;
Miss; IL Spraggins, Ala; A Wall, 18th 0 Vols !;
Dr. Il Il Parker, Brandon; H Barlie J u
5aekhnrn, Moore, Texas; G G Allen, Ala: j A
look, Texas; W Heath, J P Aldridge, Dick
son, L Goodman, Fallingsworth, La; J H Col
ms, Maxwell, Jefferson, Texas; J p Hackel,
Shreveport; w Bentore, E Hine and family,
Macon, Miss; NJ Bowen, Capt A B Phillips,
Alexandria; L Lloyd and family, CHM; ] A I
Mason, Pine Ridge Miss. :
ST. JAMES HOTEL.-CP Holloway, Washing
on Dyon, Mobile; H G Pettibone, Mss 4
NJ Taylor, Ala; B n Moss, Lavacea Co, Texas T
A Burdett, Miss j G Rietta, do; Mrs II j Over
man, do; J Shelly, do; I H Rosser, Selma D P
do; R H Matur do; d Neer, Tex !;
Z Daily, Ala; " s Ferguson, Tex; vi Hugh
.ton, Miss; 9 Jones, do; Logue, do; ] t
Winter, do; G Fearn, do; Miss G Guion, do: Jno
Robinson, do; I W Francegoes, I Scarborough,
"a /; A v Gardner, La; James Jones' Rapides, La:
Or G Butler, Mount Lebanon, La J. D Alexan.
Ter, Texas /; Mrs Frennell Washington D h
Kelley, No; st John, Mobile r D Wright, Pen
lacola; ] L White Mobile i; I Read j J Read, B
Il Rutherfield, Miss L S Hine and family, N M
Bowen, Macon. Miss; Greenwood Ga; NJ
Jacobson, J Vahurst, Ala Z G Stockton, Ga;
Humes, La. ta la#
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Mr. KrrTREDGE's 7BENEPIr.--We would again
admonish our readers that the agreeable Treasurer
Of the Academy IF Music, Mr.. Kittredge, takes his
annual benefit tonight. In addition to the many
other attractions "The Crescent City Lancers.n a
new piece of music arranged by Mr.. 0lker, musi
cal director Of the Academy, and dedicated to the
Young Mems Crescent City Benevolent Assoca
ton Of New Orleans, win be performed the frat
time 8sa{s e N st5{3 81
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ExpLosIos.-T motto being the order of the
aay our friends Bostic Y Seymour, Nos.36 and IS
fuilon and s5 and 81 Front street, being dealers
IN, and having all the apparatus and facilities
necessary TO door make any repairs consequent
to steam navigation, feel confident that any work
entrusted to their care will meet the satisfaction Of
parties Interested and the cordial approval Of the
travelling public. We take pleasure in calling the
attention Of steamship and steamboat owners to
their advertisement
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Z WHAT THE President sHouLD Dove make
the following extract from d lengthy editorial in
the Chicago Times, in reference to the course the
President should pursue as'ss Rs
z Me.do not hesitate to declare that 1t is the SOL
emn duty OF the President to follow his words by
seeds We do not hesitate to declare that il is the
solemn duty Of the President to command the ar.
fes. @ Ihaddeas Stevens Wendell Phillips Charles
over the country for the crime ~ III Ssol, n no
osne[ way can The Northern rebellion be promptly
ausiiou, end the publicq quiet restored 1E sls
CIV ~ me ramp Congress shall not speedily
practices II Il shall persist II exs aa i .I
p.s " q eleven States from Their Iawfi
seats END in exercising The powers Of liz y Can.
aeeare q t Ins 1nssf DO not
President johnson to constitute himself ths - "
well Of the time, aud dissolve the rump by military
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH le 1866. 4

~ Messrs Shaw and Ludwigsen, clerks of ths
sicksburg packet Fashion, we are indebted fol
vicksburg papers and other papers.
The Southern Express Company has again
placed US under obligations for newspaper favors.
20 Mr. ". H. Block, OF the city of Cairo, u
We are indebted for package Of papers from st,
Louis and Memphis. Isl a.
Tho officers of the Saratoga have our thanks for
: copy of the Alexsadria Democrat. aes
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COMMENCEMENT or THE New ORLEANs ScHooI.
or MEDlsrsEl The commencement exercises ii
TIE New Orleans School Of Medicine will take place
y gao Fellows Hall to-day, FRIDAY, beginning
ct u o'clock
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Wilcox q Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily Recommended BY all who use them win.
cox y Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abgo.
1utely complete. Office No. s. ST. Charles street
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OW young friend Mr., y. II. Holmes is announced
by many friends IS a candidate for second Justice
of the peace. subject to the decision Of the Ma.
tional Democratic Convention. Mr.. Holmes was
born IN the district, is thoroughly identified with
the interests Of New Orleans, and in our judg.
ment, fully up to the requirements Of the oiise.
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II Card.

We the undersigned passengers the steamer LADY GAY
with much adopt this method our thanks
10 the ohces OF the above named steamer many
tons and comforts bestowed upon during her last trim
ST Louis to New Orleans; especially to Capt Burr her
commander who the public knows leaves undone
Thu that might add the or enjoyment of those
travelling on his popular boat Nor would forget the
emany clerks in the Office who anticipate every want
and contribute much to the enjoyment of trip on the
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Family peace maker is the Stonewan jackson
Flour. II suits everybody that tries it.
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N another column Of to-days CRESCENT, DR.. e.
?, Drew y announced as q candidate for coroner,
sap]ectto the decision Of the convention Of the
National Democratic party. -
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1880 seesad pase for fasures auction sale
FTNAxCrkL AND CoMAKRcIAI SuMMARY.- Gol
hasaivanced from a@2 . cent. since our las,
under improved advices from New York Tn
movement has been of restricted characte
throughout, however, in view of the very heay
supply offering, and the market closed to-day a
2s@l2s3 against l27 lGl272 on Wednesday eve
ming.
Foreign Erctange The improvement in Cole
mparted increased strength to sterling and francs
and the movement in both Of the latter yesterday
disclosed sn advance Of fully a@4 u cent. Offer
ngs continued heavy but lhe demand, especially
for sterling, was much more active and general
thai heretofore, and the sales embraced oyel
fl2 900, with moderate amount Of francs. Al
3S30lss for bank sterling, ls6a@Iss for 'clea1
bills, l35@ls6 tor bill of lading bills, 4054
tor bank francs, and 4. lO04.l5f. for outdoor
francs. sss ST Il, sss5i ia, II lsSs5 81 B
Domestic Esclaage has been langnid and W.
rrsssed for de passed two or three days Offerings
fiyate and seo4aner cia. were atjno time heavy,
no demand vas of u vary triicfed character
mghout, and transactions yesterday disclosed
nv mafhsd FILLING of Dbl the previous daily
rage, the market closing fat at 1. u cent dis
Nh ct bank, and f@s out-ofdoora for sight
checks the northern cities gDl W cent. discount
for to 10 dayss sight II all % cent. discount for
/ ~ III 70 days; IaaD1s u cent discount for 40
days, and HOO D Cent discount for so days /
sight saas u aSFssss a
Stocks asd Bo,aas lThsre has been 10 general
movement r. The marke Tor some time past, and
the saes aimee our last exhibit but little, il any
4 ncrease nlent he previous average daily move
menf 1hs better classes are still very firmly held
49,
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I'll Cn2-d.

well known to the citizens New Orleans that ou,tss
my absence my Church. St. Lukes was totalyg DESTROYED by
luis OF the utmost Importance this great loss should
as soon Jas possible Te rebuild this Church win
require much effort and beray on the part of its s.ds n
earnestly hoped that generous community will nbersy
Aha promptly respond to the appeals noble object
subscriptions for this purpose be taken by the uude-
sheo' OF may be left at the Savings Bank Canal street
O. S. HEDGES. Rector 81 Lnke,s r,,ret M q
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DEED.

4a4a DEED-
Last EVENING March 18TH at hapast O'clock at his res
idence No 81 Derbgay street, in This city Mr. Is CLARE
native Of the county Tyrone Ireland for last fifteen
years resident Of this city. #. 1@l ".10&1-'
His friends and acfuainances respectfully invited to ct
tend his funeral THIS EVENING FRIDAY March 10TH at
1 O'Clock p. NJ without further notice
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1866. Spring. IstSf;.
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New OkLEAEs MEDICAL AND SuRGIcAL jour.
Msz We learn that Drs. Chaille and Nichols, the
ler proprietors and editors Of the New Orleans
ical and Surgical Journal, intend to revive that
LEGATION, the first number to be- issued on the
tot July, and thereafter to be published every
other month, making six issues to the year. The
! frst number Of Vie revived journal viii be Tie
beginning Of the nineteenth volume SHOWING how
ong i existcd before the war, and among its CON
ttibutcrs will BE such names Is Dr. Warren stone,
) lr. James Jones, Dr. = C.sN lott Of Alabama, Pro.
Z essor Richardson and Professor Mallest. The
Journal, hsaides keeping up with the advance Of
medical science, wall introduce into its pages
record Of all events Of medical interest which
secured during ne war. The whole volume, for |
one year, .Mill comprise about one thousand pages
II medical and scientific literature, and will be-
\ furnished 70 subscribers at eight dollars per /
Annum. All Communications to be addressed to |
Drs. Chaill6 and Nichols
Family pesce-maker Is the stonewall Jackson |
Flour. II Hnits everybody that trdes It.
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ReazsoCHs.

DIR. CHARLES E. kELIS.
DENTIST,
Has removed his office to
Ia DAuPHINE STREET, second door from Canal,
Sgas Lopez. .s
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And Every Other Description of 90 Printing.
The material Of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
NEW, having just received from the most
Celebrated Founds comprises all the Modern improve
ments in Typography.