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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-11-14
TeIegraphioo Markets.
New York rrarket.

Telegraphtco Mark els.
New York Marker.
NEW York, Nov u.
cotton dull and irregular; sales $50 bale.
at 23a23!c. for Uplands
Gold higher, closed at 1914.
money easy call loans per cent
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov u.
| Corn dull at so for old ear and Sc for new.
Oats steady at 57a5Sc.
cotton, dull at 223c for middling
whisky closed lower; sales 81 per gal.
Hogs, selling at &c.
Lard-15}al6c for new
A173c.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov u.
Tobacco sitter, good lugs s. 25al5 co.
>. Cotton~saies OF ordinary at 2l4; low mid
Flour-superfne 81 25a4 so: treble ex-
ira 81 25a9 so; 10 to u for family.
Whees.s1 4Oa2 90.
Corn dull at 80 to sc. Oats higher at 40
10 54c
Bacon-shoulders IA; clear sides ls5a1s4.
Lard 10. Whisky 81 O5.
Hess-7freasA % q = ser sres=-
New OrIeans~Aarket.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. u.
Cotton-easier at the opening, but lower
at the 80; middling 23fc.
Corn, in small lots at 95aSl. Oats 60c;
Hay, S3l for choice and scarce.
BacOn-shOulde7 l4ici clear sides, l93c,
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS, Nov. u.
Cotton-irm, middling %; Flour dull :
no sales.
Corn-white 81; Oats 6Oc.
BacOn-frmi shoulders II; clear sides Is;
Lard 2la22c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-11-14

New corn is selling in this county at
81 SO per barrel M
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-11-14
r ural A G a d e 10 Y
STATE LINE, KY.
J. G. wEsTBRooz, A. NJ, Principal.

THIRST Term of Five Months begins 9TH
Il SEPTEMBER. 1865 Per term of 20
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

Wheat vas quiet but ssdv. rsdues on Of sSost s.
sss s p .s.rs "a. H. S:ss % fsf q
:srss :s s., '': ..s !: .s ss sssi Il for :a
was dull asd swsr Iss ,sles -srs assu . w. sssssis
si .a /. e, r.. :s. S...r. .ss ss
ssisss' sS sss ss :.:. "'I; :. o.s sss:
x: .:r. s. % s.. ST. T;sp Y .. gs:. T., T.;
s1.., and css 10 bs.a .a pr,.. sras barley m.ii
:a :..i' s:; s..;; .s. s.: .s:
be. aray asls ,,., .,,u,,.1 !. ru,. Am .ns
w.r. sss. s..-, .as vs.: :@ ",sas, s,
% % s. ere. .s .s =: sc s .. :. =,
..s.i .ss ss';.s 70 Ss % :s'sa .ss E e.
20 p-.. .sr: D -: r.i :s. ''s, s,.-::
sari, ~ tes., !. COX fee .,ssrs rrais al
sr.s caft ,.r s,s.r. s,s a. s1 %s. rss.s s:sIfs :.
s ..n.a s. % sss ss.:T: ss s ,sss. :. .ns ns s
'Sl. rs,reas. for ssI,n ,,r,ssr
We. ss a.: :..: .:@s, :. :sy .. s.s.,.s,:
demand at full priss,-vls, 1nsrszn, sos . sss, Aai
Hir.Iss ssn.as vas ,sisssy active ., our ias, quota
Hssr.-in a.ss-le.ns We. dan, bat yi,h,., decided
csssgs 10 raIse. hssia We. sse,.,s q nAe gsls
::sas si.s.s .. ..as6; fl::.I.. ssr. ss,ss.
s,s; s: % s.s Al ss 90 CO. a. Z: Z: . .S.
RIO Graass oI ssd seer 81 h. a lie do ssa 90 siss
y w.. as au...s as 4 lex. ss. re- a; ssa & AT.. =
s.; s:,,s.: "a s, n:a';,,I 4. x. ss.ss re a. +
Ornsco 81 70 y iss is; Ca fsraia "a 10 lbs, ID
Cestfsl Hnsrisas asd san Juan 1919 IL fts, lea
ssd usts rsrse - 10 ~ lbs. bc i7e
lgew.rhsrs rather more dossG n seeseh pig, rrso-
fer rsra.sd and Arn - san fer Bsntn and
Giengsrnset asd sAt Tor Coltns.& Ihs s were ab~ut
. s T. \ I :s.. 10. @ .s':: s s:: :s: :,
the hTrarsas Of hsaers Small sara were Sacc at <B
SO Cor Ne l ans SIS 81 for Ne. The srsrisg- at
ik vrioss light EAils sssaased In dsnasi ssies
syev tics On priysts terms Ansr-su suois
isr im =. !siss Is. sela R'assd 's' 1ss no.
irsrso -uua s.as va Ia fsr deussd us salss bsine
about 100 ssrssss ~ 81 IA ei ~ soiA other kisss
ansT.
LssrHss-rrsds in hs-losk solo wss nss.rssey se'ivs
s,ssp, fu pr,c>s small aud ihers
IL ali sssrsty Of mt sioux COED and pvcr damaged
sod coed kids, middle OAK was sutst heuAvek
hueaea Avrsa ssd iuo 0.ande Lgal we're Quoted ~
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

CovvnE-For Rio there aetvs trade ana spssula-
tive dsmsnd and prees about ke H. higher erd.
aiis IT, :s,Sf .ns p1: res !. ssss :s
p.r s.icr: bu. not prsy .a.y .srs m
Trna... a IKE ISIS do sI vnikus;n sH OF .rtruds;
s7 sx J.rlin $50 sx Tyru' 1sso. eI Bearies and 0
nrm.
CoryrR.-The transactions in irs"t again Hight bat
to Is, 90 Ib. D.lrst Al zs,se iskc casa Balunsrs
NAV be quo.sd at Sc x3c and Portage Lake At xss.
TAspIrs Adsnaatins unchanged. being in mo6er-
ate jobbn dsnsnd and sssdy At 3c no Tor IA ounce
spsrm were steady 49, 49, and p,tsnt At Soe Sse.
sale: iso .od. Al a.. .a7.iss. sad;
% sss'af ds m 'Ssa tom. al s % 90 r. rs
ksss bierb scta ea,ks Dutch msddsr sssss s.tsv.a
: s:.: Is d. =: II al; n. ..s ~:
11. 1S 's Tss.ei ssd ~ tons .. SOFA part . o.
heard Of Important sales ST. Dsnlags and JAnsiea
lsgws,a n,miaa al At sls SIS s. gold
corn ms s basasls e,rn 2o,a do ost NO do rvs
The market for state and western -four ruled dull and
-. Ash grade. .o.n NY .oa a larsr s.ls.
ertsnt Indeed so~a odd lets placed about that
aneh below yes srdsy,s prices. The lever grades
inquiry for speculation. bat prices admit
Of anything beius demo. nsldsrs OF grades
saiy S. ioe besw the current prisss Csisrnis noar
,,ms:,s st.dy s erSs5 q I II. sale. wsr-
slosng sIs.siinsy s At oar quotations south.ra
rance Of Sli sJ for ensics family but fsvore
brands we're ssill 9nstsd 81 Ss sls whls ssperhns
rye soas VS. s .sdsr.. d.n..d viii. ssss Il SO ss:
ss: Ter sf.sd,-is. ana ss ssfsr s.; = and nd
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

m NIX ana took small Ioss st u. rrevsiiWs vu'e ol
prices Tho sosds sod consisted nc<ti~ NJ ton hess
Of vhte asH fancy myed. with moderate bssrrinkns
o. s"-ss and sann.les Sales we're light In small lots
and eith.v for cash very short credits to parties Of
nrss csss husiness Standing
Hovt Wrasev "fared . seeond and sewswha' siu,i.
lar stock With ccricps infusion of wo~ens and vel
vets ~s trim m'rvs OF a, scrts and YANKEES so'i.as
Sales we-e IN email lots whsat sny great competition,
but with gs-ers n~mrsss of rr'ces
Towusend. Mon'sut h Co siso onsrad sius,Ior eon-
si-nm"nt ~ith similar resu,t& A co,'ator ~ prices
sn@ Stoke exsihis ssl~n, fca'ures fov comment
ssviug the facts are.dv sesed Rusers in a
cautions, while equal canon In exh,bed IN ~. matter
Of rrs-frg credits facts which NAV hAt-r illustrate
In connection with the heavier sales Of Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1868-02-29
ExPR EssEs.

~. lest Eleveutu street. sfsh avsels Large vac
ons for moving fsrDiturs city ooratsy Furauis ss
pt.nefetl ~ naokaA ssA shtsrsAL loSsg adyancsA
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

AIRxlEDRll Feb 1-gsio~, st a.sdy PstnS sebr
Hesr1s wut,sy Rsysrs frc~ Tarks Isand.
NTxTOs, Feb U--CesreA, ovisl Jas st fevl hrsr On
erfussos 6ssnsers Dvteh Riaser do sehr Jsbs rrise
RaiTisoRR. y.s n-Arnvsd. resm.r rstsesoo, Nee,
Yyark; ,shr u wsrrss, wsrren rr-viSsnes
cisarcd--sts,me Wa Ksnssiy Bslsil Bsslsu via Nor
narr rss n-c,.,rsd, ship Riverside tss~). Rssdsll
CuArrIgfov rev ss-Arfree, sh,ss 0s-lla tBrJ,
yo.t. Tiverps I; rsrn.h korr. (Bfl hcrris rfsrk.
ssrship Coismsis, Vas tss, kYsrk )ana pat
ToLaIs HOLE, Pes y rn-sansd sshrs Agate. u
Tur6er.
WEBB. O Dyer Adte walton; snhs, Amy
YIN AN Wind vT-rn pert bark wl,lt. wi,s Br); sesrs
Hos nj Al rob. Col Csassr wara Resana Ida Bella
scar Maria Esraaa. PaAsr N frsm Whuisxssn, NC fsr
Boston IN vt ~ before rspotsdI.
KPN OsLgANs Feb 7s-Arrivsd, Steamship aesrvs
Crow well. yA,A Frerk; BARK EraaAsus u@D, Terra,
~PniL. .DELrHIA. FEB m-Arnvsd. steamer nssiu,
Cissr.s-s.ssn,sr JsHiass Boxs. Bavasa ana Nsv Or
leans; sehr " pssrbsrn tisE garisaas
PORTLAND, rsbT--Arrfvei tssssh,p HISTORIAN (sr),
sxvissAH. Feb a--Arnvsa. ssAp IN BAwhias, VIZ.
sailsa-ssp orshsns peIisy. Burgess chsrestss brig
nary WI lsss tBl stassops NYcrh, haylsg sonYsssd
he repsira asd reiosdet.
27th-Arriyed. ss,p ssay lBr,. hs ysiqus
Cleared Steamship gen 1Rrre- Morpa. MORT. kNt@
Eostis Msrrna And ukrsise, Liverpah
sALEG Feb 8-hs!led, schr LeessdM. reoie N7sxx sls
via aleussstsr.
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

FRIDAr Feb NJ T. N.
BsnwAx-only small sales made but pnees were
steady st Ale 4.c.
Corror.-rhs market was again deprssaed BY the n
favorable cable advices and prices somewhat lever
The denaWd continued moderate the sales sxessd fag
$3.50 baies neudna 6s speculation rs for expert
IT'S for spinaaS We quets:-
The New York herald., 1868-02-29
Weather Along the Comet.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IS, 1898.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship ns,vssiA (Br) Cutting. Lvsrpoo,-Naaonai
steamahip Iowa (Br. Hedderwisk Glsssew--Hendersou
stea~saip nsnstA shAckfsrd. charloston--wheelsr 4
s,sasashs, Maruann. Tarcloth. Char'essn-R Lo~dau.
Stsa~ship Joha Gibson. Waters, Warrington DC-Phn'
Esrt S.ot... frrus, snts I,v.rpool % Tos'as& "a.
Bark oap Neksssn (sor>. sokslssn, Aut~srpc Tobias
Rart GAsri.lle ut,i). vI.,u. csdI-A r awrest.
Bark Jswsss (Br). Watson. Busnos Ayrss-vsrnan n
BaiI Talsnsn tBrl phiDps. Rio Jsnsiro-J L phipps
marx Sarah Hale. Hu.sAiason. csrdsnAs-sAI.sr
nr,s I"are.s. r.,.rsos. ssxaa-wayasn 4 Co:
schr .rs.a Avn tBrl, MarssmAs. S. John, Ns-cran.
sslr saml Rddy. Ls.ts, J.stssnvuis-N L Mscrs.ay 4
Schr n Raymond Euavorth, Chsriss.sa- IN L Necrsa.
s.r . Edwards ce..on. wrr'.r.a, W.
sr ir h... n'ns. Ms nsns. n.sr
ssas Anna yrsenan. Rs.d, Giauo-stsE
ARRIVALS.
Rxro1rHR ut rHE TsnALD STEAM Yiosrs.
etsa-s-siv Aus'rsast,a (Rri NsMctsa L,vsrpcsI Feb
.nd oussn,s.s ls,h vita Ind:. and . s....n-s,: :.
ps-s. ~s.:s az ia 4. ::s. I'D s r.. S.,,
wal. from a.rs 70, ss~ Ye-k syh lat ~ M lon 70 o..
% ..i.: ..s. q SANDY Hook 'ts.m.sp N.,has..,. DO
.nssr aud ss..ss 10 J.ces Ler.rd Had ss.y NJ lais,
s..,@sh'p rsri,, Dslnaev. Galveston y-s ". Vi. K.y
cs ~, T nv. ss.s ss sns vas a.,. sy
fs Fen IS eY Cape ForiiA passsd brig Asrestss (br)
s:..n.sip zei,.e ,.s.-s s...n,.h ~ yss y NTH m.s,
.,aas ,Ss .... 70 ".s.s.. " ''''' ~ 'A' '"s -
as "y.'r .; s;S s:s = r..., ,
sssm.sp y : aI'ss r..sv. Wilmington. NC. IN
stssmshir rsFb.sts Hunter wfmirston NJ P.l -,
;:..: ss:s, r'.' -. ,,.. ,''' 70 ~ -. ~ -. :"
s:t;s; q. s'S,.s ..s ss
ce,..,,, Co .,r,,, r,, x,,no,. .,a ,o,,o,, v,,h
.s.s % sns p,s.s"ssr' - ss. % ,s-.io. s...%Hirc.
ss,%.si. s.;,'r ceIsA nl;i%.ss and cay r'l"s
si..m.sis .F..fo;f. s,'r~'sd' Portland viii -1.'
'rs ...sS sass.s s...ou vita se.s ..s pa.
sss.rs 10 ? clyd.
& s r. ni.'s . Hss.wasa ~ %O c. rss4 aasr Va" 4 S.ss
ssf.., ssaa .isa. ssr, Ne ss.s os.,. and the
lr.s., :. !. l.Ss @ =, =. ,.:. s.y. n,,: s:.,
No, H. ~ iss J,vs SEA- .ss.sss sss rsim,r sssad
a.. g g. s.: % ron sl..ssss isr IL nss
iossT v. sari s.,..s tstsw, "a dsys tro. ysssss~
s.,b sur":t: 20 s..,.sh .saa.rs,.. ss..ssa: o..
= Ge.s @ g; Co.: =. :!,..ss ~ Es..s. sss ia
Hart oessns tsorL h.r,.f.en; c.asis ssy. vlts
Weather he .ar. .sa S.s ts.s 10 a.,. ssI q
ssrs s-ss.,. etPasssssj s~r.n ciss.A s.h,.r Jan
asd the har rsss With hdss a.. " Bsrs.rf Hsl.ay.
Has heea a..s ssrsh Of Hsstsrs with strong aud NE
ssosL
ssrt Esxhss., pesris Asvinwan Asys wsh
ssraos Nc riaA. ssd k>s,y hss4 isA
B@fb Cisnfuegss, Hll Cknfussss, n tsvs with SUGAR.
10 - Had asrcss Nk and NV ~tn5s the enhre pas.
ngc. - .
ri.s & s.-1 vi wa: {. sss :s.s. Ss.s II Via: .
sse entire p.ssses. snd has h.ss ksys q Nat .rss
sN w,Is.,i "a hss a. ...,sss s an 4, .ys NJ ns
gales.
hg aosss rc.s u.sTn - 81 ae , rHn .srr - 70
Ieso. 49, ~ tia.,srsa - "a ~ .stssss
80 va f,sn p...s. Ssr q. n- va
is, ~ dsirs.r ssiss w,uia nv aod al 10 New fsrs
Rrig ssr,a Cruwtn tsr) CrswsL Csnfuss,a 70 Gays
" 4. sugar Hess ward sAilst ia with
Ecae2ss or Nsw York. Has been 3sys nsrth u
The New York herald., 1868-02-29
SHIPPING NEW rs.
MOVEMENTS Of acrlx STEAMERS.
From Europe

Malls forwarded hv ragw,sY ilns
The st~srr~rs for or from Tivrrpeoi
ss-t ihs Csn>di,n Nns which c,r Ton sorSe--v The
for from the Continent cal, at southan npsn
The New York herald., 1868-02-29

NNABs Utsaafsr~s
spt, asp-7r-. Turnbv fssn Padrsg fsr nsS Yet pu.
no haurtus Jaa s viss less n sopass sss vita cargo
damaged
oueenstowp, vss spok, Jsn ~ n La s. Ion w. with lns
" nasn IN gao from ssk she bore swg W. the West
ipds
plsx Asstn Ossnsa usrsia frs~ ca,iss for csst
The New York herald., 1868-02-29
and balances q the subrasuy In this city for the ex-
pred norsn Of the wsek hays bsen teIleWs:-

The value Of the importations Of dry goods this
port for the week ending February q compares with the
nrey,opa weak q follcMs:-
The New York herald., 1868-02-29
LOTTHRrEs.


DEuxs cAsHEp IN ALL LHNALIzgu LOTTERIES
ITs srOsxwsy ssd n H.s..a sassI ss- Yoss.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
9ttn11tn,et 5l2.

fne* @ta lbuager oclstti@ NIT febr
osfecten @tnlaaen DON &upfer, et1 trdber>
eetro9ener 5pie8el, pe0e1 Tplte berettS
10 berumgefalIen war, baB ct ete @eftalt
bss otneinlaauenpen nf@t mteosrsueeben
permccbts, Elm 2shnls1el NIT Sttderei, IT.
Qeno cine 0eou!pprpbs ppar ihmieriQe
Aroett ns!@s Die Mhnfrou e!Idltd ppuz
enest bate, 70 par roS Wsublement et>
THo 'Ssmachse br{lbofsn, ii, weldem nur
e'A 1<aan ausharreu fonnts. Der weber
bic Sebenesn ued bic Topren furbtete.
D'e'e beioen 3aunsr batten swef tbrer
aans Mi p'ae sfenitsr. Gin fables, eras
neg S}dt E'el cusd, ne tobblinoen edit
bss', esrtn 'sB!e Ne'niauna pielIeibt Dot
hunnsr' s}ahren ftatiaefunpen tatte, Hnb
e:s opn auBsn fol'irt su lstn 19teneu.
(5urtleBnug auf Der 2. @eite.)
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Dae neue Steuereefee.

Das oeusNeprdlsntantsnbau6 yprlie9enbe
neae $Steuersef9s Desfii9t> paB easSteuer<
huyeau ron nem ShaBamte unabb6nata
1stn FOL- Dem on pte SpiBs oeS 8uz
reauS astellten pmmi{tcudr rirb Die UNI
teldrdnfte tsSenalt eeaeten, ale @etne
unIrptamten> ohns @tnmildune Yon
prd|tpsutsn prer pssSsuats ;u etnennen
uno ab;uisBen. 2llle Steuer Maenten
aup SH(peftorsn fatien meg unp bic &C.
l9ofle perosn unter Die au6lhliebli@e@pn>
trclle Der @olletsoren uno NRe6orert in ben
s'n3slnsu Dtit1tttsn uno eer DON otelen
ernannteu @ebii!fen aeife(lt.
Die Steuer auf Sabaf bleibt unper7
dnoert bic Stsuer auf @taarren betrdat
asbu DpIlars per Gaulero. Die Spe;ial>
iteuern itnD imNQasmeinen esb5bt; @tem<
pslhsuer unb bte @infomuenfeuer unpers.
dnoer!. Die @teuer auf Sel, pstroleum
ii. |. ~. 1T nah Waesabe Der berett6
anaeuon,menen 5upp!ementorocte auf 3ebn
'Ssni5 psT @alIous aslsbt Nerns69tnt6e
elfIigE1, pie Steinpellteufs cuff Bier unb
Ole blesbt unr;rdnce!t.
Sm uebr!ten Tno Die 8eilinrun4en
css 0siete6 {sbs itseues Brsnnereien
nl(ii1en reeilfrirt merpslI. bsidwoseue Mnz
1dbea fiber oeH sJstro, cs7sn. mas fie
prueuciret1 f1nnst1 sintsttben, unD ~ ieoer
3sit 70 lanae /, Ebu'sn suu Btennap,
parai nth! oeyTa}'plf'n unp cesGsaelt ino,
siue Steuer DON rnantqifsns acbtst0 Yroz
sent pcmBsIraae be11en> spas lte prpouctren
fbnuten, tpen,' Ne TN polep 8etrtet wdren
beiallcH. 3eta HYennereEbs|iber erbdlt
cine 2ieens, tosna ct niht aualet6 @iz
1eutbiimer oeS @runoes TT, ouf mel9em
bic Brenuesei teht, oper tpenn bteler
@funcbelg In traeno elmer @etle pe,pfdn.
bet tif.
;ja iepe,n Diitof>s ioQ etn@er.. @taaz
tn Waoreuhau6oufi'ter pom @ommfldr
ernanut 1perosn. DeTislbe bat tdolt@
uno n'ouatI;i, All cen Collector uno ben
Gommildr 81 beridsteu, opufSnbtee 8G=
d1er 81 fiibrsn limb miro DDm Departement
be;abl!. Gbenfo louen eirs ooer mebrere
| Drobirer fit lfoen Gousftproifrtft pom
@oy1ni@1ar ernanut wsroen. DieIelben
taben $4,000 81raldoaft III tellen unp
Iperoen surh osu GpuefIpr aus pen &C.
}}abre1t besob's, tosIhs ote 5teusrsabler an
osn 2sbtersn si;,20i,lsi', Sa @tnfubrbd<
fan Daben cie GoiIefforen ouh Die teuer,
pH tatiaen Muefuhren III iibstwa9en.
| Or @ommif7ar besetdnet In isDem 5afen
Mu5fubr WaorenhduIsr, IN beuen tur
Musfubr beitimmte> unperReuerte Dt(ttQe>
rlszStpfe ~unter Bono" ntebergeleet
nfrDen fDnner.
Die 8sslenouns Don annerfeuerten
pitilIitten Stofsn yuuter Bombs" III
iebr erlApert, ebenio wie Die 3uriidnabme
BON unDerfteusrten @tofen uno ben Rez
gterune8s sWaarenbduleru, ptne oaB bic
Steuer oarauf be3ablt mare. Der @omz
mt0dr fam in tecen, Dtfrtft etnen @u<
perptlor etnsnnen, tpel9er ale Steuerbe<
anatet1 gu iiberwa9eu uno reeelmdbie an
tbn 3u berf@ten Bat. ~
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Mbt;ehss.es &apitel.

Gtnise Wonate uahber mar bet Dem
alien Vrduleiu BON 9peQp cine Mbenossa
iel!lhafl pevEammelt, III speluer pie .War>
QUITE DON MrIun8e, ipenigitena utt sebn
Sabre periaasl, ibrea alten Jreunpinnsn
Die [Einse!bstsen Der Duhssltsfeser ibrer
@nfeitl, Glars ersdbIfe, ete ltth f1r;lth
NIT Dem 9,sygn D;cpmte Mlbert bon @pn.s
mastt, seytstra,be. bate.
Die 5ctbsets, iagte fte, tit obne Daufen
uno S;empeien axf anlssen @itern IN
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. a 8 s II De.
Gin Qrlltrr Cbelulalltl.
@omam na6' 'pent 5ransTFiaen bes S.. @a,1tter
4. 0sss @5cDlpS Ses 0zeatbee.
0VW
6. H p9er.s

Auf oem Wbbause zines iener fatIsn
9daei. rps!he fid in Den 2anpe sutlaen
Dar uno Mont pe Warian wsuenf6sn,la
srbebeu. ltano su Nnfans Der NeateEuna
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rsnbdu|er, rpel6sn Die 2enDlente ben prunz
fenDen Name:s ,5hlOB" sebeu.
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ote ostteta sine5 {Ssbauoe5, an DsIen
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lhiit!uns pes @raben nuslos aetpproen,
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empfsblt BEN Seppbnera spn Mtnne}uta, spn ber nn'
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@ebraud III maGen.
Saar GermDgen 20 sBss. OOO
GerTberunsen lit @raft 49, 900, 600
SabriGes Ginfpntmen l,0Oees 600
ausae;att in 5upssfalsn 600, 900
eeste Oipibense I'D REosen .
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bat tn Mtwne pta fplscnSe Mssnten:
QBsneral Age9stss1 ~ Der eIsutIpsn Sanf" pon
Webruoey gDtlItuo & Dunbar in st. pau
6err yuitop {5eEa1r;d,s In a{5tapua.
berr &atl 6rauct In ,jnyIba11lf.
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6err 8, Guaen it 3lew l1Iul, -.-
s. S2u,nenDtiI. ol2ap sISeIsNrpuG,
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TRAVELLERS HOME.'
81 @dfz uar Srar.n 0u 3
Gpn ~
Bauer G. Bernogen,

Wtnuea is, 8Etae
uuier saus rrS itd pie 9unf seS sesbrten publtums
tets bl,r an9enetu1es Qpets eeunbe unS ret@lae &p
unb Iberale 8ebienuns sa erbalten fu6en.
c.n Ser NIT ben 6auie serbunDeaen, sani aus8esetG
nefen GtaIune fnbeu btc Sbiere hes metfeaben bfes
unterfpmmen unb YEege. -. Il,
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
Love on.he Carpet for Me.

They may talk of Love IN . Cottaac' 81
And bowers of trellised vine t,...t
OF nature oewitchingiy simple, -.
And milk ni:riis hasf divine.
They mav talk of the pleasure of sleeping
In tile shade OF :. spending tree,
And a walk in the fields at mcrning. a*
BY the side, oil a footstep- free. -f
But give me q sly firt ton ~
BY the light of chandelier-
With music to play in the pauses.
A nd nobody very nelr;
: Or u scat on o silken sofa. - t31ti-5'1, -.
wilma glass OF pure old wine, 55iii
And mamma TOP blind to discover 4tsi
The small white hand in mine. 45rna
Your love in cottage is hungry,
Your vine is a net for flies
Your milkmal S locks the Graec5,
Aud simplicity talks OF pies! ~
You lie down TO your sh NY s!umber
And wake with n bug in your ear,
Ard your damsel who walks III the morning
Is shod like Il mountaineer. - :ta.itr
True fove is at home on n carpet,
Ard rightly likes his ease 1"
And true love has an eve tor q dinner,
And sturves bcneai II shady trees. ftD
, His wing is fan Tor lady. o .s:i
His loot s an invisible thing. m
And his arrow is tip?d with y jewel,
And shat from u asilver string, ..-.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

ExTENT of THE AMAZoN.-The fol-
lowing extract is from Prof. Agassiz's
new book cnttled "a Journey i'll Br;lzil:'
A region of country which stretches
across whole continent anu is nooued
for half the wear, where there can never
he railroads or highways, or even pe.ies-
trian travelling TO any great extent, can
hardly be considered as dry land. Ii Is
true that in this oceanic river system
the tidal action has an annual instead
of daily ebb anil flow, that it's rise
and fall obey larger orb, and are ruled
by the sun ana not the moou; but 1t Is,
nevertheless, subject to all the coiiai-
tions of submerged district, ana must
he treated as such. Indeed these semi
annual changes of level are far more
powerful in their influence on the iiie oil
| the inhabitants than any marine tides
| People sail half the year above districts
where for the other half they Walk,
/ though hardly dry Shod, over the soak
eel GROUND; their occupations, their dress,
their habits are modified in accordance
the dry and wet seasons. And not OH
| ly the way of life, bnt the whole aspect
of the country, the character OF the
landscape, are changed. The two PFC
turesaue cascades, at one OF which we
took our bath the other morning, and at
this season such favorite resorts with
the inhabitants of Manaos, will disap.
pear i'm II few months, when the river
I rises for some forty feet above -ts lowest
llevel. Their bold rocks and shady
fnooks will have become river bottom
All that We hear or read of the extent
of the Amazon and its tributaries fail:
to give an idea of its immensity az /;
whole. One must float for months upci
! its surface, in order to understand hov
fully water has the mastery. over Ian.
along its borders. It's watcry labyrinth
? in rather IL fresh water ocean, cut ant
81 divided by land, than n net work q
) rivers. Indeed. this whole valley is n
+: aquatic, no. u terrestrial b1sin; and IT
not strange, when looked upon from thi
point OF view, that its forests should b
j.. less full OF life, comparatively, tlian II
I rivers. neGz atetr 2gaT"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
NUMBER r..

ME3to aIES-Tile heart has memories
that can never die; the rough usage OF
the world cannot obiiterate them! Fec
BILE age, trembling on the brink of the
grave, has them when everything else
has fed away and been forgotten. They
are lie memories of homes early home.--
the house where we were born; the yard
with its roses, where the robins made
their nests, spring after spring, paying
their rent in SONGS such rs we dream OF
but never hear OF afterwards; the old elm
and swing, where the children used to
play, while the mother sat by the front
window, her face beaming out OCCASION
ally through the folds of the dainty mus
lin curtains; the same old house with its
pointed gables, qua ntcornices. and arl-,
tioue windows; the hescoed chamber
where we usetli TO dream, OF all the great,
glad world h.ul in store for ,is. Dear
old home, with its gay dreams:,nd sunny.
ho,IrS, and cloutlieSS, skies and visions
lof bliss, and glorious happin les, gone
tall gone. - q
The traveller. climbing tine mountain
of IL land not his own, amid all his toll
and changes revert ever and anon to
/ the time VIXEN n youth or II sch0ol-boy,
he roamed the fields and hills of his own
| native home. ta.,s are b
The mariner, rocked by the storms of
the sea, or resting ut some foreign port,
4 will run through the long lapse OF years
back to the house, where with Il brother
and sister, he frolicked the Joyous hours
of yonth away. f..ir.,.
Neither change nor time, neither age
nor years. neither distance nor disease,
neither guilt nor passion, can ever blot
, from the heart the memories of the
spring-tme of life. Those memories OF
home will reproduce on the verge of
, eternity, the freshness of emotion of
| lift, and desire, with which existence on
f eartl: began
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

a GernIan glass maker has invented
a tplescope-he maGnifying glass by
Which the most intricate nerves ana
,vesselsiusiile ofthe body may be seen
OH the outside. Thcdiscovery VIII prop
ably be of immense benefit to nIankmd'
M i,v means of it the physician will be
allie to determine with unvarying fccu-
lncy. the nature of any particular dis
case. and the proper manner of treating
the same. H" a~