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General Fremont is expected here this week,
and it is expected that he will be President of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, now being incorpora.
! ted by Congress.
late arrival from the West Indies reports the
cholera disappearing from Guadalupe, and it has
not broken GU. in any of the adjacent islands
The Cincinnati Gazette is a reliable' paper. It
saws that General Scott was, at last accounts, at
Panama in greatly improved health"
The Washington correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette publishes the following sensation story,
which he calls "vindcation ofGen. Butler"
The counsel for Smith Brothers OF New Orleans
in the suit against General Butler for the recovery
of $4,000 in gold seized by him at New Orleans
in 1862 as money stolen from the United states
Mint, has written to General Butler that the PLAIN
tf1s in the. case were satisfied that ne i'enera
Buter) had good grounds for making the seizure
and tfspt if he would assure them that the money
had bon held intact and would deliver the same
over to them, they would give receipt therefor
in full, and make no claim for interest or costs
Gen. Butler replied that he had held the gold 10
the government and that it had as yet come
no decision in the matter and that as he was no!
civilian, he did not feel disposed to await thei
action longer. He also stated that the money ha
not been used or specuated with in any way, ht
was deposited in the vaults of Boston banf
Smith Brothers through their counsel replied thu
the explanation was satisfactory. and Gen. Butte
~ once gave bis check on the Boston bank for II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-10
EELABOLD's

Is the Great Diueretic.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
LIVERPOOL,

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing of lading
here at through of freight hence St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hayre. C 7g - EE2-5TFw% 2E :
The final port of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills Of ladng declared by the holder Of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng tue importer the choice Of
markets sGE& g
THE RRITasH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between NJ
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
h NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p. Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons I'D Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens T. Baker Captain.
ARKANSAS. ....fsss tons. r. Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 tons .J Graham. Captain.
164l tons. j. Harby Captain
Cabin Passage Liverpool $l5 gold its equivalent in
currency. "'+-e "-@'* ''''''
Fer rates of freight applyto
WM. HUNTER CO., Al Garondelet street.
R7 Bills of lading for this Company (Which can only be
signed) will be had at the AGENTS Office as above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
THE NATcHEzs DEMOCRAT,

seky Democrat h published every Tuesday Thurs
~@ NAN 'a.utaay morn ngs, at 50 per annum. Itiss
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the civ and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper published every
a .nday riarn,ng, vt 50 per ainnn g. tS'' S'e''
& d. shsS r @ 80 q Garondelet street. New Or
that portion of Louisiana and Mississinn, @ aha t
New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Ra,rcaa " "
Paelishers and Proprietors, aasohel, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
Receipts by Tsallro,a;l.
SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOE LIvERP0OEs--THE SPLENDID NEW AL
American shp Bertha, Captain Humphries having
gT @ on w
2erb apply board Post "a First
Ts1s sF'sas5 t44 cREEyY, MCPHERSON & CO.. s8a5s5
80 Garondelet street, corner Grayier "a
SH H aXEsfsaognE II K;ss sg|a IKE VERY EAST SAN
rsghs u psssags having elegant
ese a SkEEVY ngNrsE NiEk
III y IS Carondelet street, corner of liravier
FoR LHyEKPooae-THE FAST SAILING al
Z American light draft bark Conrser Diekey master,
having most q her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch
. TaVToRsp oSsp i GIFFNEy, 80 caarsondelet street
FOR LIyEKPOor.-THE FAST SAILING BRI
hss quick dispatch For
TAYLoR 4 aIFRNEY; 50 earonaelet street.
s1Iios Lk5yFyMpoogTas ~ ya7s FAST
pave immediate aspA'sa ehEE Ess s@ass & sst "R S
scs - or DAVID MeCoA Ard sI oafonaeiet @ N street,
~ hLiMXEn3fSoIEaH Ras1 Err SUP
EoR sG :? $ SssFs aRRs street .s
HA,NR RE-, 5s s4+5s
en esiesas AxM Ca|, ShM gsl A 4agEloAs M BARK
hafns nearly all OF her engaged will have prompt dis
CREEpY, MCPHERSON & CO.,
80 Carondeies street. corner Grayier street.
HOE HAvRE-THE Al AMERICAN BARR
Renpi1n. Captain Tracy. having nearly all her car 20
engaged VIII have psomp dispatch For freight or
passage apply to g GRETvy, MCPHERSON a C6 "
50 carondelet street, corner Grarier
FOR HAyKE-THE Al THREE E-MAsTED CLIP
4 4 per schooner Kate brigham, Lace MASTER having
balance Of freight apply to N'Se'~'~ NNs
or to T. DAG0ETT,
= = = corner carondelet and Gravier ss
T0K MAvKE-TaE Al FRENCH eLIPPER SHIP
sT2 snd going board viii quick dispatch
FOR balance of freight apply co - }Sf'e
3sas$4 cREEvY, MCPHERSON i Co,
or BAETJER 4 Da VEkTu TuA0sss u.l , s'fse',
FUNSTON 81 sc0FIELD,
aAsurAcyuRxRs or
ExCELsIoR FIREWORKS, LANTERNS, FLAGS, FIR,
cRAcKgRs, ToRpEDoEs. E4a.
Dey streets near broadway. New York
10 EcEIvED PEE SHIP RIVAL. FRO,
sF 40 cases ARDINRs half and aasrter boxes
10 dozen FISH, i1 0l-as Mackere THnny Fish, Sal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
CINCIN NNATI.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, att 5rx
FDR MEM PHAS, CAIRO LOUISVILLE AND
Cineinnat-'h. ard splendid passenger steamer
Alnazon, II. j. ASinson MASTER II. u. Grane, eers will
ave IS above For freight passage hsyng superior ae
comInodRtions, asply on b,ari. - 1-za-
# A, BR 'TrON. Az nt 8 Front street. . -.
-5"7 VIRaINIUS Q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
STEAMSHIPS
FsFT
GALVESTON.


1 S VI u GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS.
+ -4- Leaves FRIDAY, 18th inst, at tsAN .I
fE,0R GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--
The new and elegant iron steamship, II ensg=.t,. g
IL s| ';.s VIM seRTMGEoUR, Commander,
will leave for the above pos from foot of Julia street. carrying
Freight and passengers as above
Passage to Galveston SIS
Freight to Texas thres.iourths Of usual rates
I l. G. HARRIS. Agent
r. " Corner Camp aud Common Streets
Bills ading will be signed at the agents Office
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANo1,A AND LAvAcA.
BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
'S& STEAMSHIPS ''' w '5.ss q !,
& s To sail on WEDNESDAY, lsth inst, at .7r NJ a.+5
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND La
vaca-The splendid side wheel steamship
+ 49,. -....- Teazer. ... .....-...... -
A. C. HAMILTON, Commander
above. = Ef as" 'f Sd" 2 "ts' E f''l4
For freight or passage apply to sm
~ GEO A. FosDIcK as@
Il ~ f53- - 50 Camp street. corner Of Natchez
NEW ORLEANS AND TExAs Low PRESSURE: LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS VI
Leaves WEDNESDAY 1ath inst, at A. M
TOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new iron steamship y ..
i. q. Harris,
a " GHAs. FOWLER Commander,
viii leave as above. For fteighsor passage applyto
'. I. c. HARRIS,
7a rst7-= szg Corner Camp and Common streets.
NB-Feght for atsgorda Bay will be delivered at the end
Of ships tackles Bills adng will be signed the Agents
office.
ST. Joseph street. T. .sts as4..gf f.s zsg. 5z,a.age
-APALACEIICOL .y4.5
FOR APALAcHIcoLA DIRECT
| BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
-" H.. STEAMSHIPS b s se a g
To salon WEDNESDAY. l4th inst. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
E,oR APALACHICOLA DIRECT : THI
| splendid steamship ss..as 's@rfdl @f2
! r E. SWIFT Commander
sail above from her wharf foot OF St. Joseph street
1 For freight passage apply to -@S
MIRA 80 GEO. A. FosDICK,
! 80 Camp street, corner Of Natchez street
| -.-.- BALTIMORE.
| FOR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA.
| To sail SATURDAY the 18th instant, at s a. NJ
| EDR BALTIMORE, VIA HAvANA-THE NEW
AL magnificent steamship
| -~a-1-a~ Caha, r-@. .5.
| -14 Captain sUNDBERG, 81
wleave as above touching at Havana to land freight an
passengers For freight passage having unsurpassed
| eommodaens for splsndcr comfort applyEto alIn
| WITHERsPooN HAIsEY % Carondeiet street,
or to CREEVY, NIGKERsoE 4 CO.,
| ' Corner Gravier and Carondelet streets.
n B.-Freishttaken for Philadelphia, and through bills
1Iding signed therefor. ~ '' w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
STEA AWSHTPS. s
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NEW YORK MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
T. --4 STAB LINE OF STEAMSHIPS .
FOR NEW YORK DrRRoT-THE NEW ANp
splendid sdawheei Steamships g' Tt&}t y Is
MORNING STAR. Saoo tons. Nelson, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons. Wimpenny Commaadar
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Il. Berry, Commander
NohIa SIAN. .2)oa tonst Jones, Commander
EoRTHEkN LIGHT 2osS tons. Weir, Commander ---
RISING sfAhs.t.. $500 tens Bell, Commander
The new and frst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 2oo0 tons. .--! ---- Commanding
MERRIMAoK. 1900 tons :. .- Commanding lE
MAR1PosA...... 700 tons. Howes, Commanding
MONTERREY. 1900 tons. Furber Commanding
Line Of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which have been built in this country for sny home
They in fitted service and the
upon which they Their passenger
excelled by those other the world
BE- Passage in sidewhee steamships first Gu an $50 sseond
cabin $40 Passage in steamships, first cabin 800
Freight viii be received ut the Company warehouse On the
landing during business hours Copanys
for freight win always be made low by any other
line s.s ~ .sz-s s,l Qg.... ,r . &.
For freight passage apply to 4.
- aE j. Nj. GouRrENAY Agent a,s.
| ,etataaR lsH 33GarondeIet street.
| GRoMwELL's N Y AND N Q. STEAMSHIP LINE
| To leave on SUNDAY February 49, atSAM
TOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND FAroR1TE
steamship Neshannock,
| j. H. WINCHESTER, Commander
will her wharf, foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
| First Cabin Passage Observation-Disclosures
| For freight or passage apply to
IL ALFRED M0ULTON, Al Carondeet street
i PROVIDENCE
EfOK PROVIDENCE, IL. 1.-TaE FAST AND
fayorite steamship ..,,g =. fa--.4
/ .sEa-.H .7.s.s, q. . 4 Izs.a.5 .... a..2
| J. PENNINGTON, Commander,
having most Of her cargo engaged and going board will
sail for the above port with dispatch St t&8T52
4 For capacity of $50 bales yet engaged apply to
a5 ns44sr,sEr tes-2@=-,rtr zEREGA L Co,
| No. 2S Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
SABIN PASS.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst at6
g1OR SABINE PASS AND ORANGE FROM
Brashear CtsIhs staunch sea-poinr stesn,ar
Camargn, John Miller, will .eav BY,spar t,,t
ahova carrying freight and passengers The Caparpo viii
regular in the above trade For freight passage appy
JAMES WIN DPr''
=" !. 81 I'VE M 1I2 Mapayine strn.t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
RAYOU MACON.

T -BAyoU MACON AND LOWER TENSAS PACKET
Ienyes WEDNESDAY,. lith inst, at 6 Pm FL l.
Steamer HErTY GILM's RE-L $. GREENLE. Master; B.
FTf'ff5 ROUSSEL, Clerk 20 ','1'
V3nK CUTOFF, sERttEKErT,S POINT, WARSAW
chesterfield, Puaway, Joe's Bayou Nehi MontceIln'
Poverty and Floyd viii leave abuye freight or
passage apply ny board, OF to -.-.t = tSF4 = :
n. Q. DONDHuE, Tchpuptoulas street. h
VIRG1N1uS G. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
BA. YOU SARA,
OPELDUSAS. A


Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at5rn
hnR a0FllElOUsAS, WASHINGTON, PORT
barre smmesptFr, Mufh of Bayou Rouge all inter
nsnias landing on AtehaalPya and Bayou Coutab
iean. f me me swift s,dewhte Louis D'Dr,
James A. Capts mast viii leave above taking freight
and Tor all points the to mouth Red River
Rof freight OF passage apply on board or to
s- j NJ. JOHNSTON,
- ! YlfGlSlDS q. DENrEEL. Advertising Agent
FOR OPELoUSAs. + ~.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at s P. NJ
FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON FORT
barre Aiputh Of Baynn R"uge and all intermediate
andnss on Bayou Courahieau and Ateaalaya Rver-The
nght dfa and swift passenger packet Cieon, G. Pickett,
nnster, D. Schmld clerk, will leave above Returning,
VIII ieaVe washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING at
~ O'CLOCK forfreiSht passage apply hoard or to
Leaves New Orleans every Wednesday, leaves Wash
ingt0n every saturday, at p M. -gE-s -.r /.
NNOh OhOFEA10VstAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRIE
landings on Bayou Courtabenu and Atchafaaya riverThe
nIght,aranght and swift passenger steamer Irene, o.
Hhckey master Mkenisnn, clerk will leave above.
fof freight or passage spPly r on beard or to
VIRGINfus G. nENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
irene will take passengers for any point on the cons
Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 p. NJ, positively
EOR OP EIOUSx4S, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE,
y simnspurt, mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediats
adngs on Bayou Courtabean and Atachanlaya rverThe
draught and swift passenger Ge0n, O. Picket
or passage apply on board, to ri fn55g5 sg'
T9s BLAN HIN & GIRAUD So Old Leyee stree.
. A. 2AJAC. 9 st. Louis street.
y a. VlRGtNIEs g. DENfHEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
STEAMBOATS,, .st&-E vi
"4 MEMPHIS. ''S,

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on " -"
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 49, at o'clock p M. =
Steamer HENRY YON PHUIs-7JA31ES ALLEN, Master; /;
P. T. BURKE, Clerk. 'S# Is" :
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON EGGS
Point, Greenville, Lake Providence Millikens Bend
Lake Washington Grand Lake, Ashton veksbug, Natcez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge all
mediate landings =.
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
river with the privilege of resppng first class packets
ficksburg For freight passage apply board or to
JNO. T., HYDE i co, Agents.
li3 CofnTnan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

II EcEIvED PER SHIP RIVAL. FROM
In surueanz--
40 casss s ARDINRs, half and qnsrter boxes
20 dozen FISH 10 0-as Mackerel Tnnny Fish, Sal mon
Reddish, Tarbnt, elr
Is cases STRAWBERRIES in Jniee. s45
20 cases TRUFFLER PATsS, GOOSE LIVER, GAL.
A TINE, r PARTkID,aE, shIrES, Etc.
10 easaR TRufFLER SAGSA9E4.
10 eases vEGKT aBLEs. ASPARAGUS, GREEN PEAS.
I GREFN BEANS, Etc, rl.5s3
TRUFFLKA
For sale by JOHN pUNTzF.
s IS Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE DIRECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
GULF LINE.
| To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at BAN
EOR MOBILE GULF LINE-COMPOSED OF
thsfollowing steamships:
| ,ss Alliance, e,s-faA
/ ~. -.-.s.i. q. .5s.,.l.l,. Am. ----, Commander.
| . Planet,
15 H. j. AGNEw, Commander.
These steamers take freight for MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
SELMA and all points the Alabama river through
bills adng being signed by the agents In this city for all
these points. LL y d. q & a.
The steamers of the line insure ut the lowe rates. and make
such Mobile insure the prompt forwarding
offreght Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bama river, without delay or additional expense. . q
Every facility accommodation given to shippers and
consignees. NoRGRoSSF PERKINS Il HERsEY, e
9 !" l-vr 7 26 Carondelet street, New Orleans, La
-e. fgg, s DsHAVEN. STEWART 4 OSBORNE, n
.t',* -sgs~ ... e Mobile, Ala
''r SOUTHERN LINE.
FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS.
THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE. s.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
Leaves orMobe and the Watering Places via Grants Pass,
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
fok MoEIhE-rHE SPLENDID AND FAvoR1rE
low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
,,,---.. CHARLEs wALKER, Commander
g eaye as above on arrival Of the AZ Pontehartrain
Returning will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS
DAY at Il o'clock For freight passage apply
- - Corner Cnronde'et and Graysr streets u
The steamer Creole will land the Watering Places water
NotceLetters with stamped envelopes only can be aker
under the present postage law. If - = : ri
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

Leaves WEDNESDAY, l4tA in st, al . p
Steamer SARATOGA-JOHN G. DOWTY, Master; A. r.
RODNEY and j. O. JoFFRroN Clerks.
FOR sHKEy EPoRT DIRECT, GRAND BAYOU.
IL Campte, Grand Ecore Saint Maurica Cote Alexandria,
Normans Barbn's and all way landings Red River For
freight passage apply board, -.. F4
= pa HlTE & MURDOCH 81 Gravier street.
PITuS 4 GWARTNEY, 3 Tchouptouias street.
... yIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent. !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

The above packets will take freight and passengers for Mem
phs and Yszoo River with privilege of reshipping fret
class packets AT Vcksburg. A.
For freight passage, iDply on board, or to
-IH HTTE Il MURDOCH, 81 Gravier street. 80 u ,"
JGD E. HYDE AZ CO., Agents, ll3 fCommon st
-- A. BRiTTON, 7 Front street. 49,. Il, 0,...
r S-e steamers will take freight passengers
for sunower River, with privilege of reshipping the
steamer Eddie. .z =. g---.-g- y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at5p.m
Steamer GREY EAGLE1J; N WHITE, master, SAM.
FpK GREESyItiLE, EGas POINT LAKE.
ehers Point skpwith Sanding Like Provdence Goodrchs
Landing, Omega Mkens Bend, VickSburg Natchez, Grand
Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Eaton Rouge, and oil ntermedat
landings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

a..s FOR 0UACHITA RIVER. -
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock p. NJ n
NOR CAM ID EN-, BEECH HILL, MILLER S BLUFF
L Changagnolle Marie Saline, Alabama Landing Ouacta
City, Trenton Monroe and all landings Duachita and
Black Rivsrsrhe fast light drai packet Judge
Fletcher, Harry Watts MASTER J. W. Smith eierB, will
ieaye above For freight passage apply board
RIPLEY It BRO. 81 Front Leqee.
p A. BRITION 5 Front Leyee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
CAMDEN, TRENTON, ET<

Leaves WEDNESDAY. l4tL inst, at 8 M
TOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNoLLE, BEACH
u HhI, Mary saines Landing, Ouaesita City Trenton
Moncoe, Columbia Harrisonburg and all intermediate land
us OuaGhta and BLACK RYersTbe Iny pasens
packet sahoe, Eugene Elliott master, William B. CLARK,
cieE will leave above. For freight passage apply
board, or to =
I'D. N o. DOEoHuE, Q Tchcup pitonlas street. p.
HfTE MURDOCH, 5i Gratyier street
NIRGINfHS c nENTEFIL AdYsrtising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
vICl&&BURG.

vICKsBuRG. NAToHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
..z r...s9- AGENCY. .-
r a.., Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 8 NJ.
Steamer GEN. J. A. QulTMAN-JOHN W. CANNON,
Master; JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks
TOR yHCkSHURG, NATClEz, GRAND GULF.
Rodney Fort Aan, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all in
ermediate andngsTha fast magnificent passenger steam<
GEN. y. a. Auitman, leaves as above. t7.p .t55..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

Leaves THURSDAY, 18th inst, at IL H., from head
Of New Basin
TOR EIORTLE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
a. passenger steamer Fanny Pearson, j. +. A. Boyle
master E. Scuggs clerk will leave above, .onching
Bay St Lonis Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi
Pascagoua For freight passage apply board TO
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, Front street.
VIRGINIus G. DENr1EL. Advertising Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
THAT INDIANAPOLIS AFFAIR.

The telegraph brought us but an iutima-
ton of disturbances at Indianapolis on the
visit Of the periginating Moses. When the
wicked rule the land mourns. The dema-
goguery of Andrew johnson is bearing It's
natural fruit in melecs and mob violence.
We copy enough from the reports to show up
the affair. The train arrived in Indianapolis
in the evening:
"rihere were thousands Of excited specta>
tors a, the railroad station. 1t was with some
difficulty taat the exeursionisis conld reach
he carrr,ge After the sevete labor had
been accomplished, they moved IN the direc.
ton of the Bates House, where quarters had
been provided for them, escorted by political
associations, and others, bearing torches,
variegatcd lanterns and transparences
Thousands of persons were gathered round
the hotel, cheering al the excarsionists as
they passed in, and intermingled with cheers
for Johnson and Grant, those for the latter
preponderating.
Sin very short time the President was in.
troduced by General Meredith, from the por-
tico of the hotel While many cheered for
him, others called for Grant The confusion
was almost deafening. Secretary Seward aud
SNNats1iy ~ <ttNo "Utr htAt ~ ttOhutE1i tuS
spectators applauling them. General Grant
next appeared, and before he was introduced
was greeted with loud acclamations, which
were long continued. Admiral Farragut was
introduced, and greeted with long applause,
as was General Rosseau of Kentucky. Gen.
Rawlings was introduced as chief Of Grants
staff, which secured him full share OF the
tumuituous honors.
Then the President again went to the Dor
sico and General MEREDITH go. the storm Of
NOISE SO far qnieted as to deliver himself of q
reception address. Then says the report:
General Meredith again introduced the
President, who was received with huzxas.
groans for johnson, and cries for General
Grant, and some rude remarks He said:
tFeilow citizens. lCries for Grant. 1t
is not my intention ECries OF "stepi''
Grant, to make = long speech. [Gries
Of Ego on" Cries Of Grant, Grant, john
son, etc.1 would like to say TO this crowd
here to night Cries Of shut up, Se don't
want TO hear from you. "Grant! Johnson
Grant Grantn1
The President paused few moments, and
IheA retired Ron TIE halcony.
Hon. David Kilgore went TO the portico to
y his powers Of persuasion to keep order.
Held; ~ - Doslsnt hear me. I"No,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

mo-" and cries for Grant sa4 resss u
ne appeal 70 you, citiseas pf lh4jesa3cth
ead Indiana. TThe confusibn Nil oontin-
ued. Let me appeal 70 ytr agnin; But
the crowd was unrelsntisg, sd nonid not De
Quiet. The gentlemsn ratised from tho por.
aco; and the exeussionisss wAsN - dinnsE.
The crowd cousis.s L. - - q, saal 8
other distractine neisf eseed aeeaseess
one osu man was vossa q 8 iks - ~ sss.hsr
IN the knee Accofdlne - tic beet fas6fInA.
ton attainable marshal on horseback vas
seen riding along the fne u torchiights, snd
eyideaaly eiisine directions p the men, who
soon thereafter stretched but their ranks.
Persons wefe knocked own with clubs, sev.
eral Of them with transpafencies, one OF
which bore the inscription: johnson wel>
come the President" The holder OF this
transparency was thrown down and . shot
fred at him. A friend came to his relief,
and fred at the assailant. AT least dozen
or more shots were fred in qaick succession
The result is that one man xas shot in the
heart and several wounded.
The President received n few friends and
retired to bed at an early hour. he crowd
finally dispersed from in front Of the hotel at
about ten o clock. at which ii me the city was
nniet,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
Thirty Lines of Common Sense.

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few.i this ouraa nm the Advertisements.
saying o yourss T. pa 'iahs hy the writers
to serse ID. ir ewn b. sssts
P-r ,ps 90. Tut ~ Il strue that Il concerns your
ihferst 10 I'd thee mtg tr,s fyou healthy II IL
prssu u, you wt. cout Tsick Of colrse you
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the tr ngest ED garant for the oppressive heat
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o, atye ofheaits protection sstrBt the de-
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goa .houd sustain the gssd constitution and sound
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pRsRL2ss vE5E1 Astk T5sl
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the s,rcus,h WHICH VIA STATED Mature denies them All
rho are thus circaqsisnc-d Invited to gfvs this
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echo the language 81 tlpan+fa!.ls testimonials,