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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

Ter notwithstanding @rccerp Store, gde RON eum-
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
TIE Great Cholera Remedy.
GREY ia CKET BITTER S
SURE CURE FOR
Cholera, Cholera Morbus and all Diseases Of the
Stomach and Digestive Organs

We would respectfully the public that recent
experiments both in Europe and New York proven
our Grey Jacket Bitters like charm in the cure
of AsIATIO CHOLERA, us well as in DIARRHdEA, DYS-
EMERY, CHRONIC INDIGESTION, and all other aHec.
tons of the Stomach Bowels been tried in several
cases of Cholera Mobus this city, time sufferer
was relieved almost ustautaneousy undoubtedly
tonic the most valuable description persons taking bab
ally will not be liable Cholera other diseases of kindred
nature 1t strengthens the system gives the stomach
and guards the constitution generally from the nroads of
disease possessing the additional advantage of being pleasant
to the taste and not containing any those eseous drugs
which have made Cholera preparations obnoxious to the
puohe 1t must prove popular with all who try it. Believing
na nature has provided remedies for complaints in every
locality we have cued the snples which are the basis of
Grey Jacket Bitte from the vegetable kingdom in cur State
her use separately for diseases of the Digestive Organs Is
not new and all the originality claim in the eompoupdinr
OF the valuable medicine in combining and dstpr
in particular quantities. well herbs SO as to get ALI
he virtues of each to act in concord with the rest
We advise heads of families provide themselves with
otte of GREY JACKET BITTERs so as to have it ready
hr immediate should children be suddenly attacked
WITH dangerous symptoms.
can be had AT all the principal retail Drug Stores and
GAcerss in the city and country very low price or by
thtrade at Wholesale from
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
WAR in EUROPE.

Signs Of war and threats of war come thick AM
fast from Europe. So thick, and so fast, that il
the labyrinth Of report it is almost impossible Il
grasp the clue of truth Italy seems to be resolved
on war; aud yet Italy processes establishment al
the military preparations of Austria. Prince Met
terpich, on the other hand, assures the French
government that Austria is ready to disarm in We
META, provided France guarantee that Yenetia
shall not be invaded. In default Of this guarantee
she refuses to give up the concentration of troops
on the Italian frontier; but asserts that she has
commenced to disarm in Bohemia. Prussia be-
Heyes herself to be the object Of the armament Of
Austria, and that the preparations on the side of
Italv are only feint to draw off the attention of
Prussia from menaeing movements on her own
frontier Austria firmly believes that Italy is
in alliance with Prussia, and that France is n
partner in the bargain. Thus there is a recipro-
cal conviction of bad faith and insncere declara.
tons; and such convictions are difficult of removal
when nations have arrived at that state of exal-
tation which now oharacterizes the great contnen.
tai powers of Western Europe. In such cases
every step seems only to diminish the chances of
an amicable settlement. Everybody seems going
forward nobody wants to go back.
1t appears Improbable, as we have before re-
marked, that Italy should risk an encounter with
the immense military power of the Austrian EN-.
pire, unless she had assurances of SUPPORT else
where. Her movements cannot be accounted for,
except on the supposition that she has received
such assurances. It may be true, as it has been
stated that Italy and Prussia have catered into
treaty of alliance, offensive ard defensive. and that
the former has agreed to provoke the first attack
10 order to leave to Prussia an omen and exposed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
soNfIserrs Pacific Railroad.

Stockholders in the old Company are reminded again ba
the offer made them by the new COMPANY will Ia enall,
Withdrawn on tn LIST day of June ALI who have maid bt
amount required ana have not arranged their stoGk are
queei to come forward and do by the LIST June The
books must be c osed, and the new Stock issued
Let the old and cary friends of the old Southern pace
Raroad Company accept the liberal offer the new Company
aud help to push along It in god coDditf,urs
rateand progressing II enteprsng zens of IoHisvl
having no INTEREST," the business to be by this Road
have adeR large oAn to the Company surely New Orleans
Stlekho ders who viii get all the benefit the
by it, might do TIE tle they called unon to d. To refuse
IT, do it, s to say the least shortsshted Besides it Is
depuraglng to tho present able and efficient managers They
not asking loan from New Orleans they only ask tAat
Sew oms shall give its moral support by contributing
pt,ance its old Stock into the Company The
amount realized from this very small tits not
Aai so much that hoy desire be 80 say to the
friends Of the Company ahrEd that they the confidence
Gifts friends home They challenge investigation into their
of the affairs Of the Conparyare in no is4
repo bie for the msmauagement the old Companyand
is shpy child sh to attempt hold them responsible fort
railroad been chartered by State OF Texas running
from Houston in northvestey diect Red River eros
sing the limo Of the Southern Pacific Railroad about rs miles
rom MARSHALL II is completed to Mlican % miles from
aouston, anu is company of Northern captast have
,agheed g. eopeot Red River Do we not see yery paIy
hat it is Of vast importance to Orleans to pusb forward
he Southern Pacific Railroad lest Red River trade
say nothing OF s trade with tie interior Of Teoaa 1if
vest of Shreveport be diverted Houston and Galveston
NE thence to foreign ports It is important Mr. Editor that
in the trade and business prosperity of New Or
cans should havs, an eJ single 20 this fact.
New Orleans by the building of the southern Pacific Rail
% 70 the shores Of the Pacific, only to ri Paso from
hEe'opoft viii have new Mississippi ryer-not subject %
nnu@ flows, however be the overflow Of bust
st9 pour wealth into her lap start her on career OF
s5sperity hitherto unknown.
Il. s. FULKERsoN, Agent,
IL Union street. |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

The sarcastic Richmond Examiner moralizes
upon the report in the following caustic vein
Thus We have only 1886 gold watches left, out
| of all the thousands which were owned before the
war and some States have not single specimen.
Rhode Island, the home of the wealthy Senator
Sprague, has not of the yellow treasures even
oil the most inferior description. Connecticut has
not one, and her late patriotic Governor it is fair
70 infer, sports only silver bus,eye of the an
uqQe pattern. And Wisconsin? Iowa? Mime
sofa Kansas and the other blanks Alas we
have no answer. Vermont has two, but they are
worth less than one hundred dollars Onlv two
gold watches Of any description in all Vermont i!
"a Mlchigan there is one. Who is the fortunate
man WI not some historical society in that be-
rett commonwealth give us the name of this for
piece
Virginia pays taxes on one hundred and ninety.
nine Oh the yellow hme-pleees, and thus, accord
ing to the public accounts, possesses over twice
the number owned by the whole of New England
It's passing strange that desoated impoverished
despoled Virginia should have more of the costly
New England.
When Wilson'S cavalry captured Macon thew
camped for several days outside of that town,
Complaints innumerable were brought to General
Wilson by the people of the surrounding country
of the universal pillage which had marked his
progress. The General caused a general search
throughout the camp, but none of the plundered
Valuables could be found. The willy General fin.
ally hit upon an expedeut; At evening parade the
order was read for the men to be in readiness at
daybreak next morning to continue the march.
Greater part of that night general digging up
was going on in and about the camp ground, and
next morning, after a march of few miles. halt
was called in the midst of an extensive old field
every man in the line searched, and enough of
gold and silver watches, rings, chains, bracelets
plate, precious stones, ETC., etc. brought to light
to fill two farm wagons, which the General caused
to be put into safe custody, and the articles re-
turned to the proper owners whenever identified.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

logan, who was in Louisville, KY, few DAYS
since, in letter to the Mississippi Standard thus
writes Of George D. Prentice, the worldrenowned
editor of the Journal
He is homey and shabby looking specimen of
humanity; had on a pair Of worn-out slippers. a
dirty shirt, seedy coat, and evidently had not
washed his face for several weeks. But such is
way that great men often adopt for being dis
tinguished from the masses regret tha3 nv
curiosity ever sought an Introduction to George d
Prentice, for while cannot but admire him as a
Journalist scholar, poet and wit, the remembrance
Of his personal appearance must ever detract from
the sublimity of his effusions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
Important 60
SODA WATER DEALERS.
THE p OLAR
NoN-CORROsIVE SODA APPARATUS

sample of which be seen and tested at No % 81
Charles sreet-is the perfect of the varons stiles
SODA WATER APPARATUS yet introduced It talks pre
cedence all others for the following reasons viz
J. Its elegance, simplicity and durability
2 Its noneorosive, gasslined measuring syrup facet
aud soda water draft tube.
Its earthen vtraed Syrup Jars which are placed within
the marble case and surrounded by the ice The syrups
ever calculated not being brought in with metd in
any part kept andunChanged in taste color
Its system OF Polar Coolers, which present largerur
face to the ice than in any other style apparatus
inside Refrigerator
The great economy of the Measuring Faucet which shifts
back into the Jar the Syrup wanted after drawing ke
ing 1t cool and free from insects.
The deiconsy cool, pure and sparkling Soda watert
produces
They are made Of various sizes from Nos to8 The cas
is of pure Italian Marble,
This Apparatus can be and tried No. 50 St Charles
street. where it is in full operation Price lists furnished
Orders received and filed by
CHAS. r. BENTON,
Manufacturing Il5 Cpntpnn rtraaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
. Orleans 9ailg QBpesfent,
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY q, 1865.

IaPoRTANv no CLERKS OF CouRTs. Judge Haw
kins, Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, has de-
cided that the act Of Congress requiring internal
revenue stamps to be afRxed to the process Of
State Courts, is unconstitutional and Toid The
same decision has been made IN other States, bat
has not been maintained, and probably will not be
in The instance above named.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
Prospectus
10 ISEANA COAL OIL AND PETRO.
LEUI COMPANY.

inns enpany Is organized for the purpose Of purchasing
zen of the natural oil wells in Calcasigu Parish
WIN Tue tcluhSe right to dig bore Coal Oil OF Petroleum
III ''acet land OF about fourteen hundred 4OO acres which
he old and we'll known natural Oil Wells in said par
@ oget with the right the timber and pasturage Of
sad andso erect the necessary works. machinery etc
" operate same for the purpose of refining the OIL if the,
see proper tto So rs
-Four mespf transportation over level road to the ss
o % oaeu river gives constant and uninterrupted com
con oxide water navigation, with depth Of IS feet Of
water to the Glf of Mexico
ne eapiIs Sick will be hundred thousand dollars d
ueu auto one ousand shares hundred dollars each
Is contemplated vat fifty per cent to be paid at the time
subscribing viii cate fund ample buy the lease and work
the "es II So further call will be made for instruments
~ oil ock will be issued by the President to each
ol 1he III amount of stock subscribed for Should
however any turtheinstsents be required call of only 10
per cent on the amOut subscribed for will be made
walls of thirty days or niger.
AS soon as the sum ten thousand dollars shall have been
officers. ~ "
The charter is in the huds of the Notary Mr. Magne and
will be published in dayr two.
Subscription lists are lefat the f,rovvfrg rr,o ,
WILSON, PATTON 30, No. 1870 Gravier street
McLAURIN, POTHIERt co. NJ. m Grav;er str.o.
ASTON & FoURNIERsorner Camp and Common sts,
LAfENE g FERRE No7 Old Leyee street
A, D. CRIEFF CO., No.l Old Levee street
street -'" ~1e'e'
Il. Won PHUL 4 Co, No. II Povdras straet
CHAs. BRIGGS, President Auisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp and GRAY. straats
At the TIMES OFFICE
At the CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BJK N T. N. Robipson
cashier Magazine and Natche4treet, 1br snsor
tons can be paid '3'''''P,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

xoa Lns Ienel General ], n B. Stuart is to have
sonsIaarns A. heDe statues arc getting ever plenty
Ncgd be better to apply their ieos ~ c a sean
nv aefs1ern debts which have been WI s,s Il
SAsensigely Fepuaiated Let Is eit6er Lasa ~
ssasuses N limitation or else limitafio,n, NO
4as.-'t paSlaaslphla Bulletin. ''ss'''SA 2. stat.
- Soa.lsrn people are foolish enough 70 t,,
.s-s NofslsEn debts we're il many instance
en So s'n pqaldatea BY the transfer North os
.golsassa carpets pianos, ewelry, Furniture lima
sass, wv everything q value which conl5 N
moved during The invasion. so9iu DC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
gag @tInns @alg @tesea 9Antsang ayaEnnn a e. la8s

whole lower topography, from the Mexican gulf
railroad to the English Turn. Aye, and the most
active population would find there yet virgin soil
aud unexplored field for countless Industrial enter
prises, on lands that have been awaiting for them
fifty years now-the intelligent eonoourse of CAPT
tai sustained by labor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

The railroad, running from St. Louis to Spring.
held, Mo-. was sold on the 18th inst. to John 8.
Fremont for 81 100000. seventy-seven miles of
this road have already been completed. Its
owners claim that it will be worth So O0O 0oO
when completed. Four or five millions will be ne.
eessary to finish it. The line is intended to be
part of the route provided for the Southern Pacific
railroad in the Senate bill reported by Senator
Brown of Missouri. Fremont obligates himself to
finish it within four years from the date of mr..
chase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

Ne learn FROM the Nashville Banner that Mr..
John Porteffeld, welEknown and highly es-
teemed citizen Of Nashville, formerly cashier of
the Merchants bank Of that city, was arrested on
the l7th, under an order from Washington. The
cause alleged for the arrest was the supposed com.
plicity u I'LL Portsrfeld in the assassination Of
Mr.. Lincoln, and, among other things, that during
i stay III Canada, he harbored certain prisoners in
some way connected with Booth in that assassina-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24

Fast TD-es AT ST.. LoUrs.-On the 18th, the first
heat Of q mile race, over the Laelede course near
st' Louis was won in the fast time of I.455, by
LutestriEg, bay mare by Lexington, dam by
Glencoe, beating Abu Beker, by Mahomet. She
was distonced, however, on the second heat and
consequently lost the race.