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A REBEL ELECTION QUIETLY SQUELCH-
ED.-Intclligence was conveyed to the Presi-
dent today of the election of John 7. Mon
roe as Mayor of the city of New Orleans. 1t
will be recollectcd that Monroe was the rebel
Mayor Of New Orleans when that city was
taken by our forces in April, 1862. He re-
fused to submit to the Federal authority and
was confined in Il fort. He was altcrward
released, and has continued outspokcn in his
disloyalty to the Government. The Presi-
dent this wednesday, evening authorized
telegram to be sent to Governor Wells, re-
questiHg the latter to withhold the creden-
tails Of election from Monroe. and thus pre-
vent his assumption of the office of Mayor
Washington Correspondence Neao York Times.
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Council of state.

Gov. Worth has summoned the Council of
18th day of April next. The following gen
tlemen constitute the Council:
Hon. VIM. A. Wright, President, New Hanover,
g Jesse J. Yeatcs, Hartford,
VIM. Eaton, Jr., Warren,
{. Daniel l.. Russell, ST., Brunswick,
g ii. A Lemly, Forsythc,
&C Calvin J. Cowles Wilkes,
r. F. SimOntOn IrcdclI.
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Special Notices.


HilI's Hair Dye SO Cents.-Black or
Brown. Instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re-
liable. The best and cheapest in Depot
No. 66 John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Perfumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66.-1y.
If other Remedies Fail for Bronchial and
Liver Diseases, read the following:
Thomas H. RaineY, Esq, Granville County, N
c., says:
"Itind your pills to be the best family medicine
haye ever used. They have proved very bene-
fetal in my own case. have been very much af
hicted for fifteen years, and have tried every kind
OF medicine that could get, but have found more
relief from your pills than all others. My disease
is bronchial affection, and complete prostitution
of the nervous system. have used them in ten
or fifteen in my family, and find them to be
the very medicine for nearly all family diseases"
~ For sale by the Druggists. Directions
accompanying each box. Sent TO amy part of the
United States for So dozen. Address,
GEO. w. DEEMS,
March lin Baltimore, Md.
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The President has appointed ten cadets to
West Point from the country at large. We
have not seen the names. There were ciqht
hundred md fifty applicants, mostly sons of
officers who have died or distinguished them
selves in the service
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march 15-td.
EINE HORSE FOR SALE.

l offer my Stallion, DICK, for sale. Dick is
nearly thorough bred, kind i'll harness and easily
managed.
Any parties needing such horse, can buy him
for 81 200 cash, or 81 ,2OOin six months, with
P BABCOCK,.
Raleigh N c. Feb s. 1865. feb5-tf
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE.

1000 BUSHELS CORN IN BUSHELS Sacks
100 bales Eastern Hay.
so barrels Mess Pork
100 C Flour.
200 &C Lime.
so GO Plaster Paris.
10 tons Bakers Island Guano
100 New York make, Spirit Casks
tons Hoop Iron.
Bagging, Rope, Rosin strainers, Bunes, Truss
Hoops, sc. A. DAY
Goldsboro', N. c..
march 20-1-1w
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LAND FOR SALE, LEASE, OR RENT

A VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING FIF
N teen hundred acres. About one half is in a
high state Of cultivation lying in Wilson County,
OF the waters Of TosnOt Swamp, 10 miles south
of Wilson and miles north of Stantonsburc.
There is nexhaustible quantities of the best kind
of mari and muck large quantity Of both are
now thrown up ready for immediate Use. There
is also the promises large new dwelling
house with six large rooms, all with good fire
and ali necessary out-houses all in good repair.
The most OF the land is we'll adapted to the cul-
ture of cotton. For futherparticulars apply to
REUBEN BINUN,
S;artonSburg, :. c.,
or c. j. ROUNTREE,
12-tf. Wilson, y. {.
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Aqua de MagnoIia.-A toilet delight! TIL
ladies treasure and gentlemens boon! The
''sweetest thing" and largest quantity. Manu-
featured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Used
for bathing the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfume
clothing, &c.
1t ovcrcomcs the unpleasant odor of perspi-
ration,
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
Il cures nervous headache and allays inflammation,
1t coOls softens and adds delicacy to the skin,
It yields subdued and lasting Perfume
1t cures mosquito bites and stings of insects,
1t contains no material Injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t
is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use
other Cologne, Perfumery or Toilet Water at
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
nov 23-6m Props. Exclusive AGENTS, y. Y.
Bachelors Hair Dye 1.-The Original and
Best in the World, The only true and perfect
Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
Produces Immediately splendid Black natu-
raj Brown, without injuring the hair skim
Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all
Druggists. The genuine is signed William A.
Bachelor. Also,
E:egenerating Extract of MiIIefleurs,
for Restoring and beautifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
aug 1J-1y New York.
Itch Itch Scratch! Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment will the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rhcum, Ulcers,
Chilblains, and all cruptons of the Skin. Price
so cts. For sale by all Druggists
b. sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age, to any part of the United States.
P. F. PESCUD, Agent,
sept ely Raleigh, n. c.
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In the Eastern part of this City, a two story
House, containing large rooms and cellar
Also, nice Brick Building, with rooms, a
Kitchen containing rooms, a Smoke House,
Stable, and a We'll on the lot, besides Garden
containing = acrt OF ground.
The above buildings very pleasantly situa-
ed. Apply at PHI. THIEMS Store-thc TEN
pie OF Fancy. dec21-tf
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QUARANTINE.-On the recommendation of
the Surgeon General, the department. COM
manders of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, and Texas have been in
structed to cause: First. All vessels arriving
at ports within their departments from ports
infected with the cholera, but having had no
case during their passage to be quarantined
for fifteen days, and thoroughly fumigated.
Second. All such vessels which have had
cholera on board during the passage, to be
quarantined for fifteen days after the termina-
ton of the last case and thoroughly filmi-
gated. In carrying out this quarantine, de-
partment commanders have been instructed
to consult and ask assistance from officers of
the navy in their vincinity, and correspond
direct with the Secretary of the Navy in re-
ference to such assistance and co-opera ton
Washington Chronicle
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TELEGRAM.

TELEGRAM.
Received $50 P. NJ, November a.
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Nov 81, 1865.
And'eao johnson. President the u s.:
No members of Congress elected can take
the oath. Shall issue certificates of cleo
tion2 The Legislature will probably be to
some extent impracticable and refractory
am inclined to think a suspension of par
dons might have a salutary effect. shall
be a candidate for the Senate, and of course
will be defeated
j. JOHNSON, Professional Governor.
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Fans made of lace are the newest dainty in
Paris.
Mr.. Prentice thinks the itch for Office is quite
as vul gar any other itch
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RECONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA

Among the dispatches furnished to the
Senate in communication from Secretary
Seward are the following:
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STORAGE, STORAGE, STORAGE.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE IN
large brick Warehouse, Cotton, Tobacco
Hay Corn, Flour, and all kinds OF Merchandise
in Packages.
B. P. WILLIAMSON s. co.
march 20-1-tf.
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SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
City of Raleigh, for sale.
Also, Wake County Bonds.
Apply to .. BUSBEE.
March 4-1m Attorney at Law
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march 14-td.
TOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
Raleigh. Possession given INN: ediately. Apply
at the Standard office.
march 15-tf.
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400 Lbs. Pearl Starch. 10 ID. boxes,
HUI very cheap)
For sale at
E. A. WHITAKER'S.
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|andy, Nuts, Oranges, Apples. Figs.
~ Prunes Raisins, Dates, Cocoa Nuts, clc.,
For sale at
E. A. WHITAKER'S.
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There are ss,76O street lamps in Paris.
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There are 1880 street pensioners in the
United States.
The Brooklyn On. " longshoremen have
struck for higher wages.rg----~-
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~ CAROLINA FAMILY FLOUR.
$50 Barrels North Carolina Flour, in store and
for sale by "
B. 2. WILLIAMSON 81 co.
Mcrch 9, 1S66.-tf.
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE!
Extra Engine Oil.
MataIick LubricatinG Oil
Kerosene Oil
Counter and Union Scales.
Extra Weights. by the Sett
j. BROWN.
With Hart and Lewis
jan 10-tf. No. n Fayetteville st.
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PORAX.

BoRA1.
200 lbs. BoraX
In store and sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
march 20-1-tf W.
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49, Lbs. Satin Gloss starch. 6 h. boxes
lit very superior and low.)
For sale at
f. A. WHITAKER'S
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nURHAM sMOKING TOBACCO.
In 5, 10 and 20 pound Packages.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
march 20-1-tf
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NJ ATcHES'
20 gross Best Parlor Matches, at
Is. Z. WILLIAMSON & co.
march 20-1-tf
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For Rent.
EoR RENT.
A DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
TOR RENT.

Apply to 3. P. WILLIAMSON e co
L LluaTN q 1Sii6 If
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Z. q U MN !" ~ TT Trie'O OTIS,
New II yer, Conn.
T s J. RCI1N> OK, Agen,- tor NJ njtowoe.


En- G'sG hts sc.-.:>'afc Of Wisconsin.
Nearow"c ."uny, t&e g. Ter OF The
state OF C..at.c- Eorr!cng..Dft, decreased
O. rra4ir. aud fig he peutyu Of Fred
Saa"H atriuisra'or If the es.t.e .! sid de
c"a-ed sttr.g forth the aroart OF ;ersonal es~
ta,e hat l. i come TO IS binds aud tic dis.
po-Itira tGcrc"f tn" 40. a., Of debts out
,tadiuE Gd!aS. gao deceased 49,! D.: ~..j ut,oE
u all h ra.i e~'tt" 81 wiIrh 81 dccrasei
atcd, stiz al fha cor iltiVa al.d value II ne
re- prctIv- Po:iio. shtrt..f, lfl.ir Ior iicen--
t. sell the sane: and II spp.arLs To the ourt,
frou said ed'ioil. that iher..z,- not sufficient
rs0nai e. afesn tine lands 81 aid adm;nislrs.
tor 10 pay sad d,bts, AID thai i. recessary in
order 10 pay the same, to SILL said real estate
II l. ordetei add dircc'ed th,t ali persons inter-
80 q "a Eaid csLa'C, appear before The judge
OF ii Court, 81 slon AZ, the =: DAY Of April.
1896, at ten O'clock 81 It th- Office
Of tie tuu t. Judge in the village of Mani
lowoc IN II cp'nfi, hen and there to sh "
cause il any there hall lie Why leel.se should
not De granted Tor tn sd e said real estate
according 10 The prayer OF SAID Ierlfion And
1t is further On dcred, n ,ta ctpy OF his rtd.r
shall be published for four Successive weeks
once can week, pl:or 10 the. line OF sucn
hearing. in The Nau;tu~cc P1jt u nessp.per
prin ed at ii nI'VH o. ia "a / county. b. To
Cour,
GEO ". BARKER, County julie.
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GEO. Is. ssOODIN,

1norntyund rbanSellor ut Lar,
And Di-tlct Attor ev tor Maulto~oc County
Wmco:.n Office on the corner of York
and Elellh street, iul BsIRs Block North
side " III hcrcal or b., ioiit il his ellie.
from 81 A 81, until +. n, All rusins 5.
enuuetrd o hi CT e vi! b. promptly and
faithfully at. Il, Ell t.. Adv & hon, lily ev i,
for v h ich I,asnlaae ch viii be made
An J.tn.s llablr t. " Sue and be sued
Ilrsse give III c,li
b. { not areived"
Hanitowcc. F.. 26 i,C
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TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
COUNTY or MA>Irowoc,
County Treasurer's Office

Manitc~ &C, April 2, 1865.
Notice is hereby { ven that in conformity
with chapter % of the general laws of 1859,
and CHI pier "a, eft e general laws 1861,
and CHI pier II of the general laws of 1862, and
chapter SO ofthe genera VS. of 1864 so much
Of each tract or parcel of and described in the
foil wing statement, as may be necessary for
the purpose, will be sold on the ID tuesday of
May next, it being the sth day of .ay.t So,
and the next sucee ding days by h Treasurer
o Man tow oun aforesaid at pub
auction at his Office in the village of Manit woe,
to pay taxes. charges and interest due thereon
or the year 1865, and returned unpaid to tis
office to wit
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GEO. REED,

attorney a"d HounS'ftos at Lar.
IA, resumel thu practice OF his profession l.
AauItowoc, aud cal NOW PROMISE to CIV
promp, attention To all professional u,iuees
entrusted To bun.
sA- Collections nIsde IL any PER- at tn, STATE
For few weeks Ills Office will be found al
hi. dwelling house.
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BEER X KERN,

York St,4e.. NDnttOU"C
nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke
- r.. "a cv Good- GI4~s Ware, Boots SD
Shoes, Read, Made Ci,1hng, PIPER HaagIngs,
Hat. aud ap-, To-, CiIdren'- Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers, prd Cages, Krrosen Oh aud
Lamps, &c, &c. share Of public patronage
ia solicit. d.
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q. TORRIsON 4 CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Prov rsi"; :
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Ha +
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla-s, Nails
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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JOHN w GLOVER,
Painter and GlaZier

HASIhG returned from The war and reeuH
i l. cd business, Is pre- iar,d 10 execute all OF
dsts in his lie Vi pr mPti cs>, md il III
beat style GIVE him cad
Ord rs left al he Drug Sore OF T Rob
j sons Vii be nronIutv attended TO.
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CHAS. A. REUTER-.

Conveyaucer. and Agent Tor the MI"aihes
Mutual Insurance Company Will attend t
the payment of Taxes, &c Office south ol
the Court House.
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JOHN IL. Isl X Il T..

County Surveyor ~ Nonitouoc Co"nts
RIsDs.cL HE.R CLARE MILLS.
Will promptly atteuI u all business entrFsttc
10 him. Orders may De lett at The Store OF VI
N ahouey, or at lie flee OF tie haI!to~"s
PILoT.
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II. brennan.

Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
u ESIDENCE near ClaIks Mills, anitowot
N county. Orders left at the store Of II
hahoney will be ronptly attended to.
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SIRE CURE ALICE E.iiI
DEIiElL1Y.
DIR. F. J. Richter, NJ. D.

Physician a1d Susge"n.
Can be found at Two Rivers AID ManitowUc
The Doctor has i good reputation for curH s
All chrnnic aud oil her kinda OF diseases
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attorneys and Councillors at Ld'
Office on York Street, Mani,owoc, Man ; c
County Wis Collections promptly ATTENDED
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Aud if an invys'mtnt a, i - on onch trial does
nat back up" the above ; stenent, the money
si be refunded We say this knowing iss
merits and feel confident chat one tial viii Sc
lure tor IL 1t home in every noUsehnli
Do not waste away with Coughing when 20
small an Investment will cure lou. II NAV be
Rad Il a,v respect-b D,ugeis in tow, who
all :ntn'sh gu With q cartu - Of genuine
'ihca,cs Of cure /; has IA I'D
Solo 10y Druggists everywhere
I. & CiARh 4 g.. prcprieors,
New II yen Cam
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j. BLOQUELLb,
Gun smith.

Eighth ST. Jetaceer Jag ard Washington,
MohitoUnc US
II EEPS constantly oil hand iaege assert
N NETT Of 4 fes, fosng Poc r, Powder
And Power FiA-ks. Shot aid Shot Bags, Lead
Rulle Mou DIS, and all articles in his Inc
Repairing OF Guns, Revolvers, Machinery
&c. promptly attended to, ard well executed.
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JOHN GEIiBE,

Desier in lstft J., III, tffi's, I'll g.
Bed resd B.r.s,s &c * Go ;" Or
EAsToN,r 81 f.itowoc Wissensn VI ~
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arrival. at the rr,nc.pal Hotels.

ST CHARLES McDonegal, New Orleans; N
S Moore, Ky; r Vance, Matamoros; = Torbett,
Selma; ] Lyon, Lyon, Mobile; I Roberts,
G Hill, Meridian; Ed Riley, J Anderson, New
Wayne; L H Day, New York; Beakley. Calves
ton; Allen Alcorn, Henry Center, New York.
s Davis wife daughter and child, Cincinnati; B
Z Walker aud lady Chas. a Mors. N Y;O White,
John, NJ D Casey and wife, Galveston; s D Dad
ford, n Y: ] Ramesy, Baltimorei Capt Clayford;
CITY HOTEL T Cooper, Columbia; 3
Maury, R Roberts, J McCluskey, w Lock-
hart, w W MePhail, z A Daniel W W Padget, Tex;
Mr. and Mrs Means, Miss N Means, La; q r Ho-
gan, ? J Trezeyant DeSoto parish; " Trells,
Columbus; 7 F Tyrell. 9 Herrits; q Watson.
Houston; McMoulton, Jasper, Tex; Manner. W
Teller, Y; j NJ Stargeon, Lieut. Fl NJ Patted J
| Miks, Walcott, Texas 70 McFodder, Louisiana;
Lindsley W s Beebe, Texas; ] Luxton. Bar
ker, Vieksburg; G Winner, Memphis; N Davis,
city; Miss and Mrs Rains, Galveston; Mrs Mckein,
do; s Murray, Houston A Hammond, Texas;
W Routt, Nance, do; R Mccall, Tensas parish
Pr . B Thomas. Dr. 4, ! !, Sanders, Swlndells
Dresden, Texas; N Buxton, Y; Harris, @
Potts; j H Westewet and son, Texas; A Gaylor,
| Texas G Shay, Richmond, Va; 3 Wallace,
/ Cincinnati; D Porter and wife, N Elliott, ny;
H Peckham, N Y; 9 Latham; Alexander and
sT. JAMES HoTEL-J L Eiston, Alabama; A o
Kinsley, do; Mccall; Robt Wynn; n Ell
| SSon, shreveport "A D onepueTu, va, ~ fF1Hof I6A
VIM Steele Texas; W Handy, Harrisburg; J Rog-
ers, Tenn; NJ s Ward, Miss; A Lancaster, do; Mr.
Clarkson, Winchester; Miss Hume, Port Gibson; q
A Billing, Geo; James Lamer, Tenn; Chas L Bull
lock- Ark; E D Massey Memphis. dag
ST. LOUIS HOTEL-E Bargert, N Y; G Ramelli
city; G r Skinner, Shreveport; L B Collins and
wife, La; Mr. Bell, wife and two children, La; Miss
Tufto; John Scott, yicksburg; NJ NJ Levi, Mata-
moros; s J Green, N Y; Mrs Walker, St Louis; Miss
Walker, Miss Cameron, J W Cameron, Petersburg;
W Milton Pickett and two children, La; J Smythe,
N o. I Jones and lady, Ala.
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II g+as,t.

known to the citizens OF New orsans that dsrar
Anseoee Church, ST. buks's totally destroyed bs
AIS Of the ntmss importance tina, ibis great loss sboud
% possible Te rehuis this Church will
much effort and iiberaty the psrs Of its hiesda
eey hoped that generous community viii lissralls
ptompty respond TO the appeals of .hs noble object
for this purpose will ea taken by The under
may be left at the Savings Bank Canal ssreet
oA HEDGES, Bsetor st. Lakss Church, II, O.
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Wilson's

.t75ft GENUINE RAT AND ROACH POISON
Cannot be equaled any other article in the same lin,
tant 1t destroys vermin wherever found Indepeudent
Rats and Ranehss ii extermnates eas any other kind
insect in CATTLE and completely dcarsys every n.ec. thai
otherwise woud kill shrubs gersnums plants
which Is Invaluable to farmers, gardeners, etc etc
etc. and thoss wis have farms and cattle
should without it No no1ioas insect can live fo
ona moment whsre 1t is cast
For sale, wholesale and rotai by all dfuggists .-
T. W. WRIGHT. Sole Proprietor,
No. 56 Bisnvuestrest
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To the Public.

Knowing that my brand of CIGARS E Cinto de Orion
has been countereed by certain importers Of Cigars at New
orlsans take this method of making to doaes and
consumers that my only and importer Of this brand in
that city Ia Ssn D. JOSE DOMINGO, "A fansl street
~. N-.f-. Eu.,5 ~ 5r.l,. s.s JAIME CODINA
- Havana February TO- 1865 t..-f -} = dF
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The statistics of marriages in the city of Phi!a-
delphia show that of 6s64 marriages during t he
past year, 1866 girls were married under twenty.
one years of age 1880 between twenty and thirty
years, and 1908 at over thirty years of age.
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A WALKER.-The Indianapolis Gazette notices
the arrival in that city Of q most remarkable
walker by the name Of Frederick shaffsr, q Ger
man, whose peregrinatons have extended al
over Europe, and the greater part Of Asia and
Africa, and is now on his way across the plains to
California via Salt Lake City, and thence to Japan
and China. He is making the tour Of the world
on foot. Mr.. Shafier is about thirty, and IS TAR
feet six inches in height, owing to disease or de-
formity Of the spine. He is said to be very lntel-
gent, and conyerses freely in several dinerens
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

The steamship I" Crescent" arrived at her wharf
yesterday from Brazos, via Galveston, with the
following list Of passengers:
Messrs. Piper and wife, Hammaray and wife, Watson
wife Durant, o. Weal of So Ex Gon1 Martin, West shasr
Mt Sheldon Mrs I. c9i PorIe Col Da5r Capt Owen
Vet Vols commanded by 1t Col Porter; 800 18th
Illinois Vet Vols commanded by tloi Rodss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

A QUAKER WoMAN's SERMoN.-My dear friends,
there are three things that very much wonder at
The first h that children should bs 80 foolish @ as ta
trees To knock down fruit; if they would let it
alone sees' it sV would ' fall Itself The second that
shonld he 90 foolish as to 60 to war and kill each
other; if let alone they would die themselves.
vonno men should be so unwise as to GO after
yyouns women if they would stay at home the
yyonns women would come after them.