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Between FIVE and six o'clock yesterday morning
officers Howard and Fisher, happening to be at
Milneburg, observed a respectable looking man
behaving in an excentric manner, and, as they
approached him, he drew pistol with the mani
fest purpose of shooting himself. Being in high
state of nervous excitement he pulled the trigger
too soon to accomplish his fatal intent, and the
shot did no more harm than to fracture the little
finger of one of his hands. The officers rushed to
seize him, but before they reached him he had
drawn a razor and cut his throat, inflicting Sc
we're cash on the left side. They had him brought
to the city and conveyed to the Charity Hospital
where he now is. On visiting the hospital last
evening, we were informed that the wound in the
neck, though severe, was not dangerous, and that
possibly, it may not be necessary to amputate the
finger. The name Of the unfortunate gentleman il
Lyman Morey. He is a large, athletic man. 4t
years Of age. He has been for two or three
months in charge of the lamp store, No. 81 Bien
vile street, the proprietor of which is absent ant
| involved in litigation, and it neems that the anx
etes and cares attending the situation of Mr.
Morey have superindueed nervous excitement an,
a temporary mental alteration. He was calm an,
collected last evening, and the surgeon in charg
of the ward in which he is, expects he will soon b
restored to healthy condition Of mind and body
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from John B. wickersham, Es4 firm of Wickersham &c
Hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy Iron
Works, No. 259 Canal street
the recipient from you of one of the greatest favors
that can conferred upon viz that Of health For
any wears have suffered from of the annoying
and dehiltating complaints that the hunAn family be
afiicted wilh-chronic diarrhea.
Dnring the long time suffering from this disease,
was attended regular physicians giving but temporary
aief The case seemed remain until induced try
HoShands German After the of few bottles
That valuable medicine the complaint seemed to be
say eradicatcd often inwtriig thank you for
valuable specific and whenever have opportunity cheer
fly recommend it. with full confidence in its reliability.
A' Yours truly. JOHN B. WlCKERSHAM,
New York, Feb q 1852
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NO APPREHENSION OF TROUBLE

MICHIGAN CRY, Sept. 5.-To-day's journey, of
thirteen hours has been the longest of the Presi.
Dental trip. The train left Detroit at half-past
nine, with deputation of Knights Templar es-
cortiug the President to Chicago.
The directors of the Michigan Central Railroad
furnished train of elegant saloon, sleeping and
refreshment cars over the long distances between
stations.
At Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, jackson, Albion and
Kalamazoo, salutes were fred and platforms
erected.
Whilstthe President was speaking at Niles Sta
ton the platform gave way, and nearly every one,
except the President and Colonel O'Brien, was
precipitated to the ground in the crash Nobody
was hurt, with the exception of two persons
slightly scratched.
Some attempts at rudeness were manifested by
the crowd at Battle Greek, but beyond that sta
ton this day has been mere repetition of its
| predecessors.
At Michigan City the President was met by sew
eral delegations, for whose accommodation sew
| eral cars were added TO the traln.
George Francis Train is speaking on the cars as
usual
| General Grant is again on the train.
Surgeon General Barnes is i'll to-day. Ella.
CHICAGO Sept. 6-Midnght.--The President
arrived at Chicago about 10 o'clock this night
and was received with military honors and with
enthusiastic demonstrations by the city author
tiles.
The buildings are all illuminated.
Two hundred thousand strangers are present
Dense and excited crowds surge in front of the
Sherman House. where the President is staying.
Mr.. Johnson spoke for few minutes and retiret
to his apartment, fatigued by his long days jour
new and suffering from pain in the chest. Other
wise he is quite well.
! serenades and the introduction of parties ar
constantly recurring.
Even at this hour of midnight the crowd is thio
) around and about the hotel.
All apprehensions of trouble are entirely III
!, founded Ella.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The sky has been threate
ing rain all day. Slight showers are falling at i
! teryals.
The President and party repaired to the groul
in open Carriages about 10 o'clock. Tmmen
crowds were in the streets, and the progress
the procession was attended with difficulty.
drive of four miles led to the grove on the shor
of Lake Michigan, which was the scene of t
ceremonies, and extended within ten feet Of t
water.
Stands completely surrounded the tomb, a
outside of them, away down to the boundaries
the Douglas estate, the audience was massed
: solid ranks. The entire spectacle formed an 8
1 phitheater, to which the undivided seats form
s the sides, and the open lake the back grr u
) People had begun assembling since A. NJ,
d every spot from the shores of the lake 70 the
81 of the houses was covered with hums. beings
q The entree of the Presidential. party for
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BERETN, Thursday evening, Sept. g. Latest g.
1t is said the king Of saxony viii be depossd irr
case he refuses to accept Count Bisnarck's terms.
and shat he will be succeeded on the throne by
member of the Coburg branch Of his family.
PARIS Thursday evening, Sept. Ga rumor
prevails that the Emperor Napoleon intends s0
issue a manifesto announcing his views on the
state Of Europe.
New YORK, September Ga Berlin special
says Russian troops have been ordered to the
Rhine. The Prnssian government Is treating for
the purchase Of the roneiad Dunderberg.
A Vienna special says Count de Metternich, the
austrian ambassador, has been recalled from
Paris. ..g.E
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Peaee negotiations are pro-
crossing between Prussia and sazony. Orders
have been given for the reduction Of the Prussian
army. me
LONDON, Thursday, Sept G.--In the admiralty 4
court to-day, an appeal was made by the counsel
for the defendants for the release of the seven Con-
federate blockade runners, steamers seized at
Liverpool some weeks ago. The judge directed
that the g. s. minister, Mr. Adams, or the United
States consul, at liverpool be ordered to file q
written authority for their prosecution.
PARIS. (Thursday1 Sept. 6.V Various diplomatic
changes are expected Tnediately.
FLORENCE, Thursday Sept. 6.--Tha cholera is
making sad rayages in Italy.
| LorDoN, Thursday noon, Sept. 6.--The Bank of
England to-day reduced the rate Of discount to
/ per cent. 5s
i Consols are better. The figure at noon to-day
is $50 for money. The current quotations for
t American securities are q. 8. 52Oas 78@79aa.
i LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Sept. 6.-Pricess for cot
f ton have ruled steady. The sales were 10000
8 bales. Middng uplands are quoted OF l5d.
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he Sure yon Get the genuine.

E5e BWFe yam GET ENe EdENHIhG'
Prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia, with his
signature the wrapper and his blown in the bottle
There are counterfets in the market
prlce-slngle bottle 81, or a half d oxen for SIS
Should your Druggist have the article, do be
out by any the intoxicating preparations that may bo
offered place, but send and will forward,
securely packed, by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY.
40. Gs1 Arch street. Philadelphia, Penn
CHAs. NJ EVANS,
y Proprietor,
( formerly G. NJ. JACKSON & COZ
saIs: by Druggists and Dealers in eveT5 town in th
BARNES, WARD 60.
Nsw Orleans AS ts
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Fron Hon James Thompson Judge of the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1865,
Teongfdsr HooHaud's German Rter's valuable med
one in case Of attacks of Indigestion Dyspepsia can
I certify this from my experience OF it, - ,-
Yours with respect JAMES THoAfsoN'
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TFr0m q. MCMakin, ESQ New YORK, No. 655 BfoadWay,
March %, 1861
DEAR S1T take great plea in tefying to the extra
ordinary remedial qualities of the German Bers,
procured your establishment.
member of the family has been many years perfect mar
tyr Dyspepsia Palpaion of the Heart and other distress
dng osprngs of torpid liver until persuaded to try the
above celebrated remedy which in few weeks resulted in
making her to her Words 81 new w0man.1
You are liberty make any of this you tit, Of
Fs''' s'+n'''' "'s' A MoNAKIN.
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We have hosts of testimonials from all parts of the
try but space will allow of the publication of but few of
4hem hence we those Of we'll known persons whose
intelligence discrimination bey nd doubt and we
VIII Pay $1,000
TO any one producing certificate published by that not
genuine.
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bOFLAND'S RErTERS. .
4dNTERAsrING QUESTION.

iat class of people will be most susceptible to attacks
-@as Cholera2
Evidently those affected with amy disease of the stomach
aiver Or Of the organs appeathng TO digestion rms
class of persons undoubtedly wilt be Rbe to contract
thisdase those strong and healthy digestive
organs.
The question then naturally arises how shall restore
aud keep these organs in healthy and normal condition
We answer by attention to de avoiding all undue excite
1ueR using moderate exercise, avoiding all Intoxicating
drinks In what form presented aud by the USE
according directions, of that great strengthening tonic,
HooFLAND's GERMAN BnTrRRs.
PREPARED BY DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA.
This Btters compound of fluid extracts The roots and
aebIoiu which it is made gathered in Germany
virtues in the form of extracts extracted by of the most
Scientific chemists and pharmaceutists fhs country affords
Ita
En- Net Liquor Preparation,
Snany of the word; contains whisky rum any
Other Intoxicating ingredients and be freely used in fam
1es Without any fear risk of those using contracting the
disease vice of intemperance We this fact distinctly
understood many apt confound this Bters with the
many others before the public prepared from liquor of
kind.
During the
CHOLERA SEASON OF 1919,
This Bhers extensively used throughout the entire
country
AS a PREVENTIVE,
And We have heard of single instance in which this
Btters used where the persons suffered from of the
lagzI niptoms Of Cholera.
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oBsERvE THE FOLLOWING sYMFroMs, REsULTIN

OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS, RESULTING
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Funess of Blood to the Head
Aeidy the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food FIllness'or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eruc
tations, Sinking or Flutering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hur.
red and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart Choking or Sufocat-
ing Sensations when in ying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight Fever
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per-
,spratiou Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side. Back, Chest Limbs, ETC., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Emagupgs of EVIL and Great Depression of Spirit.
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TBLEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES

TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
Special to The New Orleans Crescent,
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
Longest Days Travel ON the Route.
Deputation of Knights Temp1ar from Detroit
Escorting the President to Chicago.
sALUTES AND PLATFORMS AT VARIOUS STATIONS,
RUDENEss AT BATTLE CREEK.
ADDITIONAL DELEGATIONS FROM
MICHIGAN CITY.
General Grant Again With The
President
ILLNESS OF SURGEON GENERAL BARNES.
Enthusiastic Reception at Chicago.
MILITARY AND CIVIL HoN0Rs.
THE CITY 1LLUMINA ATED
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND STRANGERS PRESENT.
CROWDS ABOUT THE HOTEL
| --%%--
|
HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT
GRAND DOUGLAS CELEBRATION IN CHICAGO
Il
ORDER OF PROCESSION
--+@--
Entree of the President and Party
.ner. rnr-nnrn nm ar,r,rrr
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Appeal in Admiralty for the Relase of
Blockade Runners.

Dzp1omArne ezxAzra4uas-
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DEscR1PT1oN OF SCENE
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Republican Convention at Syracuse, ny.
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT At ROCHESTER
Letter of General Wool to the
Soldiers Convention.
INDICATIONS OF A CIVIL WAR MORE TERRIBLE
THAN THE LAST ONE.

HOME Observation-Disclosures EEws.
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K NE nj nN SEE oR Ds
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Entree of the President and Party
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BANK or ENGLAND REDUCES RATE Or DISCOUNT.
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He warns the merchants Of Me
merchandise etc., leaving that city under f9aat aIE
thority Of CanaIes will be subject to eventuatfss
L0ur Rio Grande correspondent furnishes this
proclamation in full. See second page.-ED-
CRESCENT
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PRUsslANs TREATING FOR THE DuNDEaBEaG.

austrian Ambassador Recalled from Paris
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KING OF sAxoNE TO BE DEPosED.
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rHE CHOLERA IN ITALY

Prussian Troops Ordered 70 the Rhine
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10. IL kaoNT AND Ia sv-
Bes#ssE Common and Grayiaz streefa
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NAPOLEON TO ISSUE A MANIFESTO.

800 British Regulars sailed for Quebec
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION

THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
Split in the Convention on Negro Suffrage.
LETTER FROM. HERsoHE1 v. JOHNSON.
-%$---~-
INDIAN OuTRAGEs IN KANSAS.
Mrn1rrA1NADEauArE FOR PROTECTION
81 Deaths from Cholera in ST. Louis.
Proposed Reception of President Johnsor
in ST. Louis.
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GRAND DOUGLAS CELEBRATION IN CHICAGO,
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
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sE-
BARNES, WARD L CO.,
Agents, New Orleans.
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! SOLDIERS, CITIZENS, MALE OR FEMALE, ADULT
OR YOUTH,
T find this Bitters pure Tonic, dependent on bad
liquors for their almost miraculous efects
THIS rsf.+.r, ,i1T ,ra Am ~, ne. s,,,a-s ,asa. Of
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Deputation of Knights Temp1ar from Detroi
Escorting the President to Chicago.
RUDENEss At BATTLE CREEK.
ADDITIONAL DELEGATIONS FROM
MICHIGAN CITY.

General Grant Again With The
President
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81 Deaths from Cholera in St. Louis.
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LETTER FROM. HERsCHEL v. JoHNsON.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

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Split in the Convention on Negro Suffrage
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HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT
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NetRed, no tte Betrasertn iTe serturSen
bate, ppr eineu 9emif@ten Aupitoyiuu,
ni@t nau,baft MAIDEN. Diefe intersiI ante
Gntbauuns perurla9te erose Aufrtsun8
inter ben 3ui@auerr. Das Mrmbare,
bic &inee, Banner &c. wuroe NIT Grtra.
flung auf ben @oeen btusti&leaettt, uue
In ber 8ermirune tamtn sinise her Sa<
den abtancen. Gabsr bic &laae. Ml6ter
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l@attn, eirle srtauli&e @ei&i&te ndber
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morton. Mu@ mar Der Ma9tttrat ~ rcr>
fbtis. Gpl @pprptn unter Blrseri6af,
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III f&ern.
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SpiritmaliitiiGcr Scanoal.
(Mus ter q. y. gtaats;itg.)

Mrs. Isabella 8uely, cine &leiper<
ma1erin, pic an @de ron "a. Ctr. unb
Srpaopay wpbnt, mar am Dienfa9
9ltsno auf bic Seltulpiaune bss tleinen
liebnabI5 usrbGftst, pelde Col. &iharo
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tiir;liG bet Der llntsrluduua 8eesn ben
sJenier, Gbef &oberts bur1 leinen pr0a>
niiildsn Offer b%erpor9etban. Seit
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&oue in pirtualilti(dcn &reilen. Die
Dame tpurre mad Dem StationSbaule In
Mereerirabe sebradt nup CAB bort Capt.
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bic i'm seneiat maGten, fe su lntla7en,
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Npttb:&efterm Sau.
}. Giraffe. 8eeeniber Der &un1frt Dale
- 44m{aa

---T| 30 ~ 3StS1tt. -. $50
Die teRen talten G6paartu.
portrfli@es Qa8erbttr,
ausseti@nett 2itSre unb Gisarren
alt tRetS an pAnb unb bittet has nertbrte beutl&e
publttuuut, aablret&tn 3ufpru&
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9atem ID far bas mir biseer' erpieteat Dsbl>
mousn haute, bite ID Nh. pttttren eeuttsttu 81.
tprud 9br. 34iuer.
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G.. QIIbreht

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snpReblt aufs seue tas ret&battefe unb btl
aRorttrte Eager Bon peljfa&en bee NorbnttenS
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MinneappliS Nhug<Toctprp
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Die @ermanta Qeben65
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9apital spn $4O0. 600
gIaa Werr1oen Der NeteNiGaft tetrlts am 30.
SUM- i. s. S6Dl.3OS.97
uns bat i'd in BEN sersaa>
seuen Yi:rteltabr perrasbrt um 7l,S02.t4
70 bab has Iotalpe. mSstn
t.r G.{ea@9afti lest betrdGt 673,2Ol.6l
tas iabrltde Gintonmen
war 400. 10000
.li a. 50, 900. 90
xptal- Gintpmmeu y. weni"s
per Satr sente6t.
Die DerGHerun9en In Rra1t, am 80. Suni1865
maren $11.7OO. 90. Gur1 neue 0eri1erun0en
u Betrase pou $f,8OO,OOO erSibt l& Elm 0er'
GIeruuasbetraa BON $13,5OO,O0O. Die @efeQ.
l%naft fam aa& ben 9l6n3enben1G rfabruneen bes
tBten Sabres barauf re&nen, bab up biete yer
IderunaSlumme fGtrli@ nm $~3,OOO,OOO Der.
tttbrt. @tetR iber ALE 8ereini8teu @taattn
b~erprettet unb bat IN Rinnefpta folgsaee M9en'
Central asentur III ber .Deuti9tn 8anl' BON
@ebrQper @tQius & Dunbar In ct. paul,
6err @uiap 9einri@s In @tnpna.
berr Carl Branct In Gartbault.
6err 6. Gi9borr In 9afinSs.
Ser e. 8p9e, In Metp ulut.
SIR 1ptesf6Qe, ..be,ablte tie @eltaf&att bis
tst $143, o.
s. @nwenpler, 9uBo Meienrond,
Bic. VrGl.u u. @efretdr. .prGGbent.
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VdptfDI Sdlt8,
Deuti9e6 @af> unt Bparrin9 : Gau6,
3ds ber 0abalbam unb neunten Graft,
ppn Suliu8 @evl.
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pitpl Aeeenaber, erri9tste GtabIiFeuaent bietet ben
eeebrfen gaRen auetr Der freuntli@aer Bebien-
ung i'm AQAen.etnen ffets
vDas bette Bter BON 3apfet, fart unb rein
rlnb fonf'een Qabetranf, eewablt unb fein.
Gin Su.btb BON ber aQerbefen 5ort',
,Gi8arr'n, faraps! @laubt, teutl&e, meinem
b65 N5pyt.
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3. 9trabe, sesenaberb tm alteuAmrriean< paufs
g t. Yaul, Minn.
Der hnkrseidnete maut .sm yesbrten eeut-
l3en Yublitur, bierbur& tctannt sae Ct fDeben
etnen neuen
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tittln tets a%uf3uwarten i'm Stanoe 1T. bemubt
fem tuirb, lid has ausemsinfe @rblpoaei
auI9ern, label ct gum Befu& uritsrT ntuen
Gtabli0en,euts freunblidft Elm
313-tp S. g. Sonpermann.