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almost any man in Franklin county. His where's
abouts is still unknown by the officers Of the bank.

INDIAN IRUUBbEss
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4-Advices from Fort
Yuma, Arizona, state that large numbers of Next
can refugees were assembling in that Territory,
preparatory to marching into Sonora. Reinforced
by Compax Indians, nearly two hundred Apaches
entered the Mexican town of Somerita and plum
dered the merchants in most merciless manner.
The food at Fort Yuma was Insufficient for the
garrison, and a snow storm rendered the roads
impossible. Prescott City was blockaded by the
snow, and the Inhabitants threatened with starva-
ton. A grand Council of Marposa. Pima, Mo-
have aud Yuma Indians had been held for the pur-
pose of forming an expedition against the Apaches
CANADA NEWS.
DETROIT, Jan. AT meeting of the Board of
Trade yesterday, II, H. Day, of New York, spoke
at length, favoring the Niagara Falls ship canal
The Board passed resolution assuring Mr.. Day of
its cooperation, and appointed committe to con-
fer with other Boards of Trade with a view to
such action as shall give the country the benefit of
Mr.. Days system of transit, provided it is con-
sidered the most feasible plan.
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED.
LEAvENwoRrH, Jan. 1.-THE scouts in pursuit of
the men who robbed paymaster Ellis safe of
100000 the other day, overlook them in Platte
county, Missouri and all the money except $1,000
recovered. The thieves, when oveltaken took to
the bush and escaped.
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The proprietor has devoted both time and attention in conf
binng and preparing this article Each ingredient is selected
carefully prepared and combined in proper proportions and
offered with certainty that 1t will give satisfaction
No comment neeessary-a fair trial convince all of its
efficiency
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy RESTORE
Darkcn and Benu the HAIR but also desirable article for
the Toilet is highly perumed with rich and delicate
perfume independent of the fragrant odor of the Oils of Palm
and Mace.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
r. W. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor, 80 Bienvie street.
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TO tE.e Cssy Trade.

The undersigned take this method of returning thanks
to their friends for tho patience they displayed during s
veNatious delays in the supply of the
RED JACKET BITTERS.
For the FIRST time since their int reduction into this city
are enabled to announce supply sufficient The
inant Gan now pledge ourselves ill promptly all orders
l the In ano her column rive Est of some
o. she leadng houses wha have steadily sustained the BIT
TIERS and from whom country friends can get their sun
plies Of RED JACKET on tie same terms as freRifs
GRAY Il NORRIS,
wholesale AGENTS for Red jacket Bitters,
81 Canal street, New Orleans La
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GEN. SHERIDAN AND GEN. EARLY.

i
A few days ago We publshed an aps'raet = =
letter written from Havana by Ven \, 4 nalis ~
the subject Of We iater ealnpaighs y
which ought TO pc at iease appros ai
rate, made eertan staseiien's s,ess
I'VE sifeis. y y e''e ;n5ead n
palsns, WHICH shoM ~ !. 49, 49,, ii, the
MI Nj a,,antf,, struqle are
Nh !: interest, Ne could not do less than repub-
lish, although In very condensed form, the ssa-
itisiics on which Gen. Early appears to rely, in
measnre for tha yind;cation of his military repu-
.s.,s ,,,as atoIl = be antcinated these
'aaon wa ,,atioa of M,
Sheridan, the officer Immediately opposed to Gen
Early and now the. Commander of this Depart
mont
'iie.e. ~,
adversary, and to verify his own statements pro-
duces bis official records. which he has, accom-
,,n,r ! ,,a+o fran, h;n,so1f ,,arv kindly nlaced
at our disposal. Having pupiisheo one si.'s u
the story we now present the other. Our object
4; = o,,.;,,ata ~ +,tt ard W., feel thankful To
at,,r s;aa ,rbo NAV he
VIZ commanders ~ ei'nef s'ua ~. 80 u
willing to assist in the eons1mmation OF TINS put
pose. 1t must be confessed that there is in the
sto If tbesa distingu;shed officers a dis.
!, .;t,a,,.
cfepancy 700 greas " W fesoii.'ieu
resources Of information which we donot yet pos
sess. No one will venture to impugn Gen. Sheri-
5.n,. ,zarac;tv ana tba ofYical statements ar Hi
WI reiaoess Nv 1's oilos' ~. J.
staff ofheefs must pc received Win me creai' u
| which such documents are always entitled.
I w;tb tbesa nra,im;,,arv remarks we invite
~ go, ,s..hs !, Il, ~ ~
atten1lon 20 the ietter 81 ven. sheridali anu te
accompanying statements:
.. ~, {, - ,,y1s,os ~ rHE CUR,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, january s, 1855
"a tbe Editors of the New orleans Daily Crescent:
flo,,, Tbara 3 Has If military men who
s,o,I ~ enns;dared worse than towards. and to
- thasa rgho are willing and at
t ~. sls e ueie v. go
MY y ialss ,,5 tla statns If
Ssass1ss9 ~ th;s rssnaet whose
49, t q aai ~ Won the
data for an article published in the GRRsCENT OF
the 9Th instant in which General Early states that
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HEApauAnTEas MILITARY DIvIsIos OF THE GULF,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer
New Orleans, La, JAN S. 1866. y
Major General p H. Sheridan, Commanding Military Division
H Of the Gulf
Y Geiserdt--I have the honor to report that the
official returns on file at these headquarters show
your loss in killed and wounded at the three bat
ties Of Winchester, Fishers Hill and Cedar Creek
to be ten thousand nine hundred and ninety one,
ITO, SOL and in the various skirrnishes and recon
nosances, made at different times, by cavalry and
infantry, Two thousand eight hundred and forty,
(2s4o, making IN aggregate Of killed and wounded
inthe Valley campaign, thirteen thousand eight
hundred and thirty-one. t13,S3l).
lam General, very respectfully. your obedient servant
o. II. howard,
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CARD
manufacturers and Sole Proprietors.
And at retail everywhere,

The Propetor in presenting to the public the above in
comparable Bitters them that sense graft
tude the generous donor of the recipe response
the opportunities tho hosts of Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they would have hesated before
placing an article of sterling merit market flooded
with deleerious compounds lbeng the of Stomach
Btters Our Senior however, having, solicitation Of
those friends expended the manufacture the GREY
JACKET B1TfERs the experience acquired in half life
time devoted the preparation Tonic Digestive smuants
and discovered their immense superiority other
Stomach Bters, have unhesiatingly added these
list of articles already prepared establishment and so
weknown and largely paronzed by community at large
BARNETT & LION take this scasonabe opportunity of
thanking their friends for the immense increase
their business during the year. and inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BITTERs must
necessarily additional their energies yet from
large additions the improvements and making in the
manufacturing department of the establishment their orders
will be led promptly and they hope as satisfactorily as
usual
BARNETT & LION,
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An INTERESTING ExPosE.--The editor of the
Lorraine county (3hio) News, bitter Abolitionist,
who was an officer under Gen. Butler in the cam
paign in which that officers forces were "corked
up has made an interesting expose of the re-
dOubtable hero of Bethel He declares that But
ler's chief of staff revised and rewrote the dis
patches to Northern papers, sometimes entirely
changing their tenor to suitthe home reputation of
his chief. No dispatches except such as passed
his RENEWAL could be sent out of the department.
An old bachelors definition of love little
signing, little crying, little dying and a great
deal of lyinr "a
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The Pioneer Express Company will accept our
thanks for late papers.
We nre indebted to ilr. 3. n Overall Of the Com
mercid Reading Rom, for q copy ~ the New
York Mercantile Journal, and copy Of the Field,
Turf and Farm.
10 NJ William B. Clarke, clerk Of the steamer
Idahoe. Nj ara indebted for 4 paper from Camden,
Ark, VI the 9Th.
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GUILE,
- NEW ORR II Nnxeuher Is lSGS

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GULF,
New ORLEANS. La, November is, 1865.
of the Gulf: sass "
Geeeraz--I have the honor to state that the
number of Confederate prisoners received by the
LIST, 1864, to March LIST, 1866 was about thirteen
thousand as ,00O). The names of nearly that
number are recorded on the books recently used
in the office of the Provost Marshal General
Middle Military Division.
am, General very respectfully, your obedent servant
E. b. PARSONS,
Late Provost Marshal General Middle Military Division
Ofhcial: O. H. HOWARD,
Brevet Major Signal Corps, Chief Signal Officer
u EF Military Division Of the Gulf
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Wonderful
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water and
Cooking, Broling and Baking Surface than any Range
Stove ever before offered.
Family Size, Boarding House Size, Restaurant Size Hotel
size, all with hot water attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water
thus avoiding all danger of scorchng
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all from
fire.
BROILERs, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES.
These Ranges made of Wrought Iron need brick
work are strong and durable.
They have met with immense sale during the past eight
years at the North, and now for the first time offered
this market.
The Patentee is here to put them up and guarantee fully
their excellence any Range Stove before sold
Call and them in operation.
THOS. B. BODLEY,
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Cotton Factors, agreement.

NEW ORLEANS January 8, 1866.
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission
chants do hereby and ohgate ourselves each other
that in order protect the and discharge our duty
to our patrons will not that brokers their
employees cotton their employees weighes
or their employees shall appropriate their benefit such
portion OF cotton drawn from bales in the of chasing
sampling as is commonly called "loose cotton"
Believing, do that the said oose cotton rghtfuy
belongs to the shipper of cotton we determined
to resist any demands to the contrary:
Carroll, Hoy L Co, W. A, johnson & Co,
NJ. j. cunts, Cummings, Brown Il Co.,
Pitcher Barrow HAYES & Bowen,
Payne, Huntington Co, Williams, Nixon & Co.,
Thornhl K Richardson, s. H. Ably K Co.
p H. Foley, Battle, Noble X Co,
Aeus 4 seherck Estlin j. Co,
j. W. Burbridge 4 Co, Geo. S. Vaudeville,
Warren & Crawford, Jurey 4 Harris,
John Williams It Co, @. L. walmsley,
John t. Harde Co., Brooks IS Macdonald
Aiken It Rainey, John l.. Lee K Co,
Hogan Patton, ellis Ferguson,
Tuly, Feowes Il Co.
W. Cox Il Co., Edward Male,
A. Henderson, Pcae Co., Fukerson a McLaurn,
j. j. Person & Co, Thos Henderson,
1. H. Il j. NJ Allen, Davis, Jenkins & Co,
Champlin & Arlington Samuel Barrett
WI Wheless X Co. Howett, Norton L Co,
Calyit Roberts, W. Wallace,
r. L. Walker, Lloyd n. Coleman,
]. r. Powell, John Watt & Co.
Byrne, Vance Co, Buckner, Newman Co,
S. 0, I. A. Nelson & Co., ober, Atwater & Co,
Packard Steele, Walthall Il Co.
Lacey, Terry Il Co, Geo W West
H. W Farley 4 Co., Kirkpatrick Nevins Co.,
w. b. Tnliis, Stevenson d May,
JP Higgns& Co, Bower, Garner & Harrison,
Bradley Wilson & Co, Chambers Il Latting
Wyche Richardson, j. p. Harrison Sons,
James d. Blair Il Co, Robert L. Adams,
G. A. Green 4 Co., Wright Allen Co.,
Volett, Black Co., W. II. Greeve Bros,
D. r. Carroll 4 Co, Post 4 Hobb,
Harypv hail.
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Breyet Major Signal Corps,
Chief SIGNAL Officer Military Division Of the Gu

In addition to these documents, we have an OIL.
cial statement from Lieutenant George W. Mckee,
chief ordnance officer Of Middle Military District of
captured artillery, but its form is such as to pre-
elude its reproduction in columns in a tabular
shape. The totals I01 pieces, captured between
August Goth, 1854 and January 1856, distributed
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4aazteFiyy ~ Eanzfe COPIES " oeniss
- III wxaxrs cnsscasr published every Saturday
sss.esa pslss II ~ snnuun, Invariably u advance
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Z,
The Pioneer Express Company VIII accept OUT
thanks fOr late papers. i, j, Is. xso,,
nj hre indehted n All. b. p. Overall q the Com
niercial Heading Room, for topy ~ ne .Nows
York Mercantile journal, and 4 copy Of the flea,
4 Turf and Farm.
10 Mr. iiam 3. Clarke, clerk Of ne steamer
Idahoe. we are indebted for Z paper from Camden,
! 'ssass' II ~ "a Nd -. !.
DExrIr ors ~ ! ID Crr9zHss-It Il our melan-
chilly datv Id tle ea I'll Of Richard Salter,
Fan. one 81 dc oliest and znost respected Of our
citizeiis.
Mr. Haiter. III ! lid 81 Irelnnil, but had re-
sstaed III New fos upwards Of half acen.
fa.ry. Hs IL iuily ified with the growth and
pr0sp5ia1y ii em city, Of which he was constant
resident; and, fun III energy and public spirit he
as much, probably, as any other indi-
yiiual t0 It'll eo1nmercials progress Mi. Salter was
\ man Vi liberal and kindls ibntes, and during
= 4 y ~
<4nd confidence ef the COMMUNITY He ieaves t0ur
sons. Who liz il avery way worthy Of such father.
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the Capital "a Al'sslsslppi, ana papnsllea
and edited by ana 2. s. zones,
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with aEiltg aagnens aae mnasITS, and ~ 1ypo-
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neurea 1or short sight and time drafts
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We'll known Aboiitionist in Leuisyl,a b.a !,
AZ rs door on Christmas mornin Il
was q negro baby lie took il in like man ,,s =
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y THE AeApEaigs or Music This theatrical biiou
shines more and more The pantomime of "Jocko,'
which is but small part Of the entertainment, is
itself funny enough to keep one laughing a week.
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AKTEnus w ARD The desire to hear this hui
morous and Instructive lecturer on Mormonism
continues, and his room in Masonic Hall is filed
nightly He lectures again tc-nighteon the same
interesting subject.
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~ twelve FOUNDERS marked U. S.
20 three-iieh Ordnance guns. Z. ......s.. ..n :,
si IL ten ponder Parrot guns. 4........4.. :. :.
le six Bronze gun 3, ,........'.. =.
2 twelve Mountain Hositzers =.
7s8 "a twelve Field Howitzer. N. s..g. 35 81. !.
s89 ~ three-inch Ordnance, twelve pounuers I.
Twelve FOUNDER Iron guns. G. s.
Bronza gins .... :.
three and one-half inch lfron gun ..... ).
3 three inch iron gins is9
Bronze gun, ..1,..-,
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1un lfIEgiss- That splendid English comedy
] & The eilooi for Scandal, Z was given at the
yaritiss 1ast night IN splendid style. As Lady
1sQz1e Aiss Thompson was excellent, and she was
most ably Supported. We have never seen an
aadience better pleased, CHE bill Tonight il
I,fchstons Il drama vietsrine, Or iii sleep 81
q y which TIE leading part i taken BY Miss
Thonpaon,
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Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP lDAHo.--The following
telegram is from the New York Herald:
Bdnegdt, Dec 2j.-The steamship Idaho, Capt
Bunker, with one hundred passengers and cargo
of merchandise from New York for Mobile, went
aground on the northeastern part of Barnegat
Shoals on Saturday night, where she now lies
The vessel bilged and listed off shore, and pro
badly will be a total loss. Part of the cargo may
be saved should the weather prove favorable
Yesterday the wind was blowing hard from the
southeast, and it was impossible to board her until
shutdown. During the night and the morning three
boat loads, in all twenty persons, were brought
away, and landed on the north beach.
During the day the schooner Synepuxent was
anchored near the steamer as possible, and with
two surf boats from shore, and two boats from the
Idaho, the remainder Of the passengers were trans
ferred to the schooner which then landed them on
the south beach, about 10 O'Clock p. ", whence
they will be forwarded to New York as soon as
possible. A small child belonging to one of The
passengers died on board the steamer yesterday.
additional PdrticuIals.-B dfnegdt, Dec. %
The Idaho is still ashore. She is full of water
Hopes are entertained Of saving portion of her
cargo.
The Idaho is an Al vessel of 4l7 tons register,
and was built at Mystic, Conn, last year. She is
| owned by Messls Wakeman, Gookin Dickinson,
of New York. ..t.@
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To Printers.

A GOOD HAND-PRESSMAN WANTED,
AT L.. SRARAaE's JOE OEa'ICE,
!, No. 30 CAMP STREET.
None but experienced hand need apply. Also Boy to
eed N small Machine Press
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Amaasnaaasd East WIS asot md Killed by d Mr..
II eltoEl, ii' ollEQs eoiEt iew days 90,
ne 4 ausls W1 a9able bafreIlsd ssaI,ia
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~ !. aorh Tribune having expressed indg
aa ~ s. she 'act that negro convicted Of lar
e .ssl was few days since sentenced 70 "a sold
Wy oollaags tor tle term Of two years in Mary.
land, tue World remindst that wlisa II ara Jill
sod not as consictas hut d pauuers n Mace
sets BY the laws Of the State. why sl,,,,horaa
the Indignation Of the Tribune 80 ionsg y
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hi MIssrssIPpI STANDA 40. This i the title Of
ti-we eKiy ard weekly Journal just started at
jackson, the Capital of Mississippi, and published
and edited b Messfs j: & Power and B. T. Jones'
The columns DC tic STANDARD show that it is edited
with ahilit and industry, and its typo
graphieeI asce III very suitable. The
husine ~ III NiII find tic Standard III ex-
Jul lent = through which To make known
them knowns ext ensively ii our sister State,
sn 9eness who will be here until Wednesday,
for bis paper, can be found at
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Remedy for badness.

PREPARED OIL
II "a Il NE "a N ID NE "a Q E !,
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The attention of grocers and the trade in general
is called to the peremptory sale Of English pickles,
Worcestershire sauce, Tennet's ale, French fruits.
Bordeaux, to take place this day at 10 o'clock, by
Messrs. Montgomery 4 Bros, at their salesroom,
So Camp street.
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In order to make for Spring mportaons We will
SELL and after the 9Th instant the balance Fall
Winter stock at very reduced prices.
We invite friends and the public give see
for themselves
C. A. BARRIERE g. BRO,
1876 Canal street. Touro Buildings
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n CATALoGuE SALE or FuRSIRuRE.- Messrs. j. b
Walton 4 Deslonde will sell this day, beginning at
70 o'clock a. NJ, on the premises, No. s Euterpe
street, between Prytania and Coliseum streets, an
extensive assortment of magnificenty carved rose
wooa and mahogany household furniture, curtains,
sahpe's' cooking apparatus, etc. For full par
'sa'ats see advertisement in another column.
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Sowthermers, Read! Read!

S0MeEseraserS, Read! Read!
BARNETT & LIONS
SOUTHERN
GREY JACKET STOMACH BITTERs,
a Purely Southern Manufacture,
From the recipe Of n well known and justly celebrated
GREY JACKET CHIEF
The peculiar properties OF these Bers that whilst pos.
sesng all the good qualities of general they
vIGoRATE' WITHOUT INTOXICATING are one OF
the best TONES KNOWN and having been the
relieving and many saving the lives thousands
battle field be relied all dyspepic and atu-
lent disorders.
Every ingredient contained in the article and everything
used in the putting up of these Bitters ARE PRODUCED
on SOUTHERN SOIL and con- ain injurious property
For sale to dealers and merchants only at
BARNETT & LIONS
81 and So Gravier streets,
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors
And at retail everywhere