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'DlJJ mri b, -ssrsb ~ ~ m cary
aai honorn tle business, which needs 20
,rhv-inr and ichn b. dam, AZ ~ M. rsqiir-
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SCIENCE ARD FAIR DEALING vtcT3Rf1rs nyEE
ENr;KicrN ASH FRAUD
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CURSE Or MrDERS MANHOOD
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system. wincrf defgn'ion fram business
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ne,ss,ds u practice " Cnirrf~~ii. Lille
maud. haa,er. vrip-sn. Sen. Rrvrd and
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Send fvs cirrs.isr.
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rive are authorized 10 announce
HfsKr MAUsrTI, =. candidate Tor sheriff
y nubois county, y The cusoing October
election
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CyOO A MONTH .-AGENTs ~an'ed
OJU fcr * ensiv-iv -.w articles. Just
out. ADDRESS O. 7. CAREY Guy Bold
isx BiSS-fofd. Ne
Jsre fs,h. isSs-iyis
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The Courier office has been moved
into the Cpnrier new bnilding. on
West Main street. where we will be
pleased 70 ace our friends.
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~ We are authorized 10 announce AU
SUsr LirsrHcI. rs . candidate fvr Recorder
q Dubois county. \, the ensuing October
election.
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Nay II COLI

4 Nv PEAFfcr SEwiKG MacHlsE
~ THIS BARTLETT ELas-ic 5TircH p-@ci'
rAl isn.iiy SEwiac MACHINE, eom5snes Ell
~ a1vantag.s " rs beet snc most popI.
inr Se.ins Machines. greatly i'm piiii-d
vih other r---nii-l Improvements. Runs
-rher -, us.s shYr', straight nesais, y
xsfeuiriy rimsir. ~ewr nv ksnas " goods.
r.ns v,ry -iili. his nniy on- threading. hsr
~ m.st perfect tension. srd i-fiurms rnr,ls
siln w., iasiruci'.n. aad nsafs Perises',
40 iiieiri ls Al ks"as " iari, -e~ing
snrn ~, SIN ~ Machine ever introduced
4 S-Il You = ant the bet d. 10, tai 10 "a
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W,lsyn iced aud iio~ y aeatilr. = PRIcE S25.
Mn- Democrats Emporium uf FASHIONS.
~ l73 Draad~a,. M f.rx. General
Age.cs ~ me Unnsd ssAsss. Asens-
.snird send ~ Circular
n-v I2ih. 1855
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

"A Gentleman who suffered Tor years from
Nervous Debility, Premstsrs Decay, asd'all
the effects q youthful indiscret,oo. viii The
sake Of suffering humanity. send free u 81
who need i. the recipe s.d directions for
making tho simpie remedy BY which he was
cured Sufferers wishing - pto6, BY he
advertisers experience, can W % BY idres.
ainc JvHS II. Osnr..
NJ ~ Chambers ~ Mes Yosk
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1--WE are authorized "a announce Col.
a. Epxossrss, A : candidate Tor Rep
vesshtn'ive % Dubois'coun,y. u the ensrinp
Octnhcr eieciion
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TnE Ss -ioSAr D:sIk vsAEy. IsrAr:lsa'D 1850
Six wears Of unfiv al~i -ucre-- - me core
NJ ~very iorm OF pr sair llsrasr Incident b.
-ihe- -sx
SCIENCE AND FAIR DEALING vicToRf5us nrEE
Fur-Errl.N AN rwarn
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The Rio Grande.

We nave received files of Matamoros and
Brownsville journals to the l4th inst.
The citizens of Brownsville had met and petit
toned for the regular conveyance of the mail on
all steamers running between that city and New
Orleans.
VIM. H. White Csays the Rio Grande Courier of
May l2) U. 5, detective, arrived yesterday by the
Clinton. He brings NJ. D. Miller as q prisoner, in
connection with the Southern Express robbery.
We may expect this matter to be investigated
soon.
fedora de Ia Rosa, arrested on Monday morn
ing for horse stealing, committed on Sunday last
was tried, found guilty and sentenced to five years.
confinement in the penitentiary within twenty
four hours after committing the theft.
Peter Mccain, the policeman who shot citizen
some time ago, was tried on the charge.
Vicente Garcia, the reported captain of the band
who attacked the city marshal, deputy sheriff and
party, as they were coming back from a rancho, a
short distance above here, where they recovered
for the murder of lnes Saidana, who was shot and
Killed in that attack aud found guilty of murder
in the first degree.-[C Courier
A band of hghwaymen, commanded by CipranO
Flores, operating on the road from San Fernando
to the Boca, ana robbing all passengers on that
road, were pursued by the commanding general
and project Of police, but being warned by &C.
completes they made their escape.
Mr.. F. Barclay has resumed the publication Of
the Franco.Mexican.
A correspondent Of the Courier describes abun.
dant petroleum springs at Padre Island, near
Brownsville
Ievelheaded Professor" named Santorn
crossed the Rio Grande on single wire few days
since.
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Of the legisatpe for Lawrence county. HeIeavea
wife and child and host Of friends to mourn bis
loss.
On the morning Of the same day Of the above
sad occurrence, a Mr. Price shot and instsn tIy
killed MIR. Dixon. We understand that Mr. Price
acted in selfdefeDse, as Dixon had previously
threatened his life. Mr.. Price has placed hfmseif
in the hands of the authorities, and demands a
trial.-[Summit Commercial.
A fatal stabbing affair occurred on Saturday
night, between two negro women living on Capt.
toll street, near Towns creek. It seems that the
! elder Of the two an aunt Of the younger, and
that they quarreled about the right Of property in
the younger stabbed her aunt the knife penetrat-
! ing her breast, killing her in few minutes. 4
! coroner& inquest was held on the dead body last
/ sunday ,put nothing more than the above facts
I day. Clarion.
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94Gu ORLEANS Daily Gtlstsnt.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY q, 1866.
For the Crescentl
Blind.
BY ELLIS AMMONETTE.

My God it is a fearful doom
That darkly seals the sense of sight,
And shrouds in perpetual gloom,
More black than night;
The world and all it holds to view, /
No morn, noon, no eve so fair,
Or glimpse of floweret wet with dew,
Or gem most rare; t
No CLEAN of waves which gladly fly
To kiss the white and glittering beach,
No sight of clouds which thwart the sky
Their white wings reach.
No kindly interchange of glance
With glance, from fond affections eye,
Or placid smiles which softly dance
And quickly die;
No rapture at the burning flush
Which kindles on young beauty's cheek,
Or balm from tears that silent gush
In pity meek.
No knowledge of the scenes around ;
Nopower to freely come and go
Blind Blind within that word there's bount
The sum of woe.
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important Invention for Seasoning Lumber.
u W season Lumber at average cost of 81 per 1000 feet
- w season lumber more thoroughly, check
1t is saier asea the work ce cheaper aad betssr than
any ether process
The expense Of Kiln Right is within the reach o.
every - go
1t costsleas to dry water in Iubsr than "a aul IL
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN 1uMpRa
The Lumber from the sseam ready 70 b vofbs I'M
mediatey.
The of changing common Dry All kin into Steam
Kiln Of erecting Kiln and She price q R9ht ara
often saved in year by this process
Noneed Of keeping large stocks Of lumber on hand Il costs
less to dry By this process than the interest price While
drying in the air.
Carpene Coopez Cabinet. Carriage, SASH Door and
Blind Manufacurers Of Flaming Machines Saw Mla
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession Of the
! Blight to this invention
eoE9mon Tot Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
/ tOr small expense
This in use IN the Car shops Of tile Pennsy
Ssnte New York central; Atlsntfc and Great West
fh lineage and North Western Chicago, Alton
Louis Illinois Central; Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Losao and Wsbash Sundusy, Dayton and
Cnclna AND osnef ksf road Copanes also by many
tue Of Cars Carriages sash Doors and Blinds
Agricultural Tluted
GRAIa FLOUR. MEAL, FkUIT TEGETABLES
| substances dried By this procssa = - 80
test Of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Riaht by
paying for the drawings and specifications
For further information address
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COTTAGE HOME N. G., May ., 1866.
Ny Dear Sl'-Your letter of january 10TH en-
closing check for seven hundred and sfxty-ei ght
dollars and seyenty-fve cents, has just been re-
ceiVed having been forwarded from Stanton, Va.
regret that the long delay in reaching me, has
given you cause for thinking me Indifferent and
ungrateful.
Bat as you say 1" it is free will New Years
Offering, and expresses the deep and sincere sym
patty for the family of the soldier whom you de-
lighted to honor while living, and whose memory
is still held in grateful remembrance I cannot
refuse to accept it.
Indeed, could not and have not declined any
such testimonial of love and gratitude to the mem
DRY of my precious husband.
For the kind words of sympathy expressed in
your letter tender to you and to those you repre-
sent, my sincere thanks and assure you that it is
comfort and strengthens me to bear my great loss,
to be the recipient of so much affection, kindness
and generosity from our noble hearted Southern
people.
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y from the Mobile Times
Correspondence.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF MOBILE,
Mnhiln Nav 18TH 1890

MAYORS OFFICE CRY OF MoBrLE,l
Mobile, May 18th, 1866.
Dear Sb'-I have this day received from Mrs.
7. j. Jackson letter acknowledging the receipt
1T the amount sent through me to her by the citi-
3. Ne of Mobile. Whilst requesting that | would
hot publish her letter, she begs that will make
grateful Acknowledgement to the citizens of Mobile
cannot do so more appropriately than by
copying such portions Of her letter as l feel she
would not object to having published
Yours, very truly,
GEO. A. KETCHUM,
Actin
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The Richmond correspondent of the Memphis
Appeal gives the following amusing and interest
ing account of what occurred in the former city
on the 10th inst.-the third anniversary of Stone
wall Jackson's death:
A DARBY ON sToNEWALL JACKSON.
Walking up Main street, yesterday, our atten-
ton was attracted by the conversation of two
negroes, one of whom had few copies of the
Examiner under his arm, and the other observing
the black lines on the paper, asked, What's de
matter wild dat paper?" To which the vendor re-
piled, It's the 'Zaminer in Notwithstanding
for General Jackson What! Stonewall Jack
son?" asked his interrogation "Sartinly, Stone,
wall, oh course" " De good Lord, de yankees
won't like dat bit, for dat are man did sartiuy
whip dem good in the Valley. | knows dat ting,
does, cause seed itn
ooLoRED MEN IN THE PROCESSION.
We were very much pleased to see in the parade
of the blues several of our most respectable
colored men, including LomaX B. Smith, Reuber
NJ. West and Robert W. Morton who marched il
the procession to the Shockoe and Hollywood
cemeteries.
A lady writes to the Examiner:
One of the most touching incidents which oc
CURED at the cemetery to-day, was the presence
of dignifed colored man, who accompanied thu
blues, wearing on his breast the badge Of the com
pany, and carrying flowers to deck the graves o
the fallen braves. | learned that his name is Lo
max Smith, and that he is the same who replied il
the eX-secretary of the commonwealth of Virginia
when the " incendiary scoundrel" oVerleape,
everything gentlemanly and decent, and advanced
his infamous opinions and proposals to him.
Since returning home have learned that thi
colored man, so worthy of respect, closed his bar
ber-shop, placing on the door a card, saying
"Closed in memory Of the death of Stonewa
Z Jackson, and of the Confederate dead"
Mr. Editor, such fidelity, such reverence AM
patriotism, drew tears from my eyes and a
fomax Smith passed me, I felt that NO one elicite
more of my respect than he"
LETTER FROM GEN. R. z. LEE,
In response to an invitation to be present at IL
inaugural obsequies in commoraton of the Coz
federate dead
LEXINGTON, Va, May s. 1866
Mrs. VIM Couliag-I am much obliged to ii
ladies of the Memorial Association for COME
crate Dead, for their invitation to attend the
augural celebration of their society on the 10
inst.
1t would be most grateful to my feelings to uni
: in the celebration of a society formed for so pic
an object; but it will be impossible for me
a do SO.
e The graves of the Confederate dead will alwa
: be green in my memory, and their deeds be
!, lowed in my recollection.
Il With great respect, your Obedient servant,
T. g. LEI
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" How dreadful that cigar smellsl exclaimed
Cushing to a companion; why, it's an awful
smelling thing !h
"Oh, no; it's not the cigar that smells" was the
reply.
What is it, then?n inquired Cushing.
"Why, it's your nose that SMELLS of course !;
that's what noses are made for"
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PRETTY WoMES.-Of all other views man may,
in time grow tired; but in the connteDauce of wo-
men there is a variety which sets wesriness at de-
fiance. The divine right Of beauty )" says Junius,
8 is the only divine right man can acknowledge,
and pretty woman the only tyr ant he is not au-
thoriZed to Fesist.p
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JOSEPH Fly,
Boz 2Q23. Postoniee. New Orlsans. La
From the Washington Navy Yard.

YAsHlzGToE NAVY YARD, Feb. is, Is54
To VIM. Keller, ESQ.,, Constructing Engineer:
Strive Of Bulkeys Lumber Dryers operation
in this ward We have made thorough Of the process
lumber, viz Five White Pine Pisnks:
No. l. Weighed lbs, weighed So lbs gangsd
Is 3-l6 inches; gagged out l45<.
No. Weighed in lbs: weighed Rs; gauRed X
ID 3 10 inches. gagged out l4M
No. Weighed in "a Ms weighed bs gagged in Ilf
inches, gagged out Il l3-l6.
No, Weighed in 40 @ weighed out 81 bS gaugsd in l5<
no. s. Weighed d q o weighed 81 MS gagged ia l5
inches, gagged out 1I5E
SO. g. A green board weighed in IS s out 81
fbs; gauged in II BIG inches, ont 1876
No. a. A black Walnut bard weighed in 40 rs, 80
lbs; gaugedin l25z inches, out liz.
No An Ash plank ~ inches 10 years yard weighed in
II lbs, out II: gagged in Is inches, out lax.
No. g. Pine plank l6 inches in yard weighed
in IS lbs, ont 81 gagged in l51S inches, out Is.
TO- An old dry board gaugsdin ~ inches gaaged ont
No H. An dry board II inch thick gagged in TX
inches, gauged out l21S inches
No IL green plank, IL inch thick, three
pieces of the pieces taken each day pece
l5 inches wide hTunk Of inch in IS hours the
than the which was In the kiln only 4S hours
The shrnkage to be taken out by the uperheated
steam before the moisture Is all gone. .s5.fz
This seasoned in less days
bright full Of life as thebess air dried lumber
We consider these kns Of great advantage TO this yard and
believe the process what have long needed
shopt tl,e
based upon the right principles and economical
j. NJ DOWNING, Master Joiner.
O. L. WILLS Foreman.
Ibeere the statements set forth in the above cornunea-
tiVu correctly stated and the experiment 70 have been
/ complete success s. r. BROWN Navy Agent.
The Of the experiment reported satiaae
tory, and we believe them to be correctly stated
W n s. SANGER,
Engineer-in Ghefof Navy Yards and Docks.
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PERsoNAL-Genera Pope and staff left on the
steamer Clara, Saturday evening. A host of
clerks, orderes and grooms followed in the wake.
Department headquarters of Missouri, corner of
Fourth street and Washington avenue, is now
among the things that were General Pope will
hereafter be stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
sas which will be the headquarters of the depart
ment of MssOur-[St Louis Press
Wonder if Gen. Pope's headquarters are still il
his saddle.
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fast young lady, on being shown tobacco
plant at Chatsworth asked if it was the gepealogi-
cal tree of the CaYenish?-[Punch.
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The latest fashionable collar for gents has turn
down corners, on which appear dogs and horses
heads. These figures are repeated on the wrist,
bands. The shirt itself is spotted over with small
horse Shoes or with the heads of dogs and
Observation-Disclosures. ...
This is mistake-it is evidently puppies and
asses heads which appear above the collars.
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Yours, very truly,
ii. A. JACKSON.
GEO A. KETCHuM, Acting Mayor of Mobile.

CLOTHING AT RETAIL FOR WHOLESALE PRICES.
This is the way Messrs. L. W. Lyons & Co., corner
OF Common and st. Charles streets, are now dis
posing OF their stock of fine and well-made cloth
ing and furnishing goods, which really means that
they are making sacrifice of them Go and see
all you who wish to dress well.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

sUPEEHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN from TO DAYS
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Rfchmond Items.

The Richmond correspondent of the Memphis
Appeal gives the following amusing and interest
ing account of what occurred in the former city
on the 10th inst.-the third anniversary of Stone
wall Iacksnn's death:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

sash Door and Planning Mil ll29 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer for
several monhs We IND i almost as we should
months In opinion Il is the only thoroughly
lumber in seasonable time and believe the lumber
dried Is In no way injured BY the process.
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From w. II. LansIey,

The Dry Kiln built direction Of yonr Agent for
seasoning slaves has in constant and believe il
per Its work fully we'll you claim for IT. would
about buy taye those partly seasoned knbw
aaHg y Ia
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels.

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-W P Ware. city; Miss B
Chandler Pensacola j J johnson and wife, do; @ G
Jones, California; q Reed, city; j Maher Cincin
natl; ] Alexander, Miss; I Wilson and wife, st
Mary, J Lawless, city; A Samuels and wife, Rich
mond, Va; L P Drake. Vicksburg; NJ Virgins,
Livingston parish; 9 II Stone, city; G A Dckerson,
Y; S NJ Suouse, Boston; Il Taylor, Misses do,
Selma; r Looms, Mobile; ] S Garland, Cairo; E
Rorke, Jr, Savannah; J Bracelet, Mobile; E B Rich
ardson, New Carthage La; Anderson, Miss;
Simpson, do.
P. Abraham, Memphis; Major W G Baker, 10Th
Cold Infantry; Lieut. w Barnett do; Capt II NJ
Foote, 10th Cold Infantry NJ P Myers, Chapel
Hill, Texas Capt Bostwiek, U S A; G L Ellis
worth; Lieut. g A Powell; NJ Davis, Galveston;
Capt Pratt, 18th Cold Infantry; NJ Taylor
aud wife; Texas; r Desba, Milton, Fla; B Trgg;
G W Kyle, G Morton, Memphis; Harris, city |;
Matthew'S Memphis; Mrs Varnum R Fl
Neville, Philadelphia Fl Walker, Alexandria; W
w Kirby, city; N Mcbride, W M McDougle, st
Louis; DIR s c Wood, R v Ralalais, Avoyelles,
La H Green, Mobile, W G Green Washington.
Bishop Delhi; NJ Gordy, Franklin, La; J N
Pickins, Nashville D K Atchison, Mo ; J Edge, +
N Harris Nashville; j ] Hodges, Miss M Hodges
Red River; Holmes DeSoto, La.
| ST JAMES HOTEL-C A Manlan, 7 Fl Mcneil
Mrs Mcneil, Miss; j Chapman Ark; Finch ,
J Osrange, st Louis; Mrs Kearney, La; G "
Mackie, ] H Robinson, st Louis; F r Curess
Miss, W 4 Hannicut, Tenn; r B Waggaman, New
| ton county, Miss; N Ware, A b Smith, Hillsborp
Miss; J Fl Smith, S L Carson, North Carolina
W Blair, Texas; Mrs Crenshaw, Eutaw, Ala;
0 Banks, Miss Hamilton, do; r H Haughton am
| wife, Mobile; j Shannon, jackson, Miss; Il War
ner, Shreveport, -La; H Simon, do; Hodges
Red River; Miss NJ Hodges, do; A P Fulkerson, La
W Bassett, do; W Fuqua, do; @ Wheele
Concordia parish.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21
From Ell. 9 III. Yyebster.

Manufacturers Of Barrels Eilehburg Center New York.
We have Bulkley's Patent Dryers. They
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers
interest alone each year one Of them.