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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23
VALUED AT s1ab.ooo.

Second Prixe--ilae Lat on skcoad street,
between PISA sad Market streets, nearly oppe-
sits the City BaiIdng Alton lll---2t fe.i on Sec
ord street suitable Tor siares. yaluk 50 500.
Third Prize -0ne Let on COPPER between
Thrill and Fourth streets, Alton, Ili--29 fee. On
Plaza street ami - feet deep. talak I'd ~ 81 coo.
Fourth Prixs.-oa Lot aajcinitg thu above.
90 feet on Piasa stree: and 50 feet dep. Valued
at g. 500.
Fifth Prfxc--0ne Lot adjoining the above,
20 feet On piasa street and SO FEET dfe2. Valued
1T Z ,e9e.
SIX b Prixe.-0ne Lot adjoining the above
Lots. u II front Piasa street, 20 # deep, build
ing on same 24x4g feet two stories Nigh, Of ST ne
and brick, occupied az carpenter shop. Valued
at s., 500.
Seventh frixs--one new Engine and Saw
Mill, all complete, Of bes, mauufscttrs, and an
shsd in good <tyie. Sslfed 1t 81, eao.
Eighth Priz s--0ne new Engine, all COM
piets, with Governor, 60 horse rewdr, finely en-
i.hsd. Yalaed at s. sGe.
Four Pnzes--Consisting Of fanF Threshing
Machines and EaIse Powers s horsE power.I 81
bast manufacture. Valued At $3.50 efeh-S Geo
Twenty-Five Pnx,s--In sagaf Mills. con
sisting # rs Mills, ei best manufacture.
Si29 each valued q: $500.
Oae raw mill--For saving cold ~9ed, new
ana ell complete with p&wtr. Nsirtl S2.s.
Twenty 6ve FRI ,s--in fine Sewing Ms-
csinss OF ss.ioas STYLES End 81 Rest nsnusactare,
Of Howe and Singer Misunderstanding Companies
rsn-ies In prize from 81 TO sl6f- daincd 81 20.
4es
twenty hre r. ixcs- In siiiFr Hunting
Case Lever Watches, fall iaseiei, d. So each.
valued at 3s3s.
rorty-ssven Prix.s-.of yainaRsie and use
full articles. will range ia price frnm si5 to sT5-
valued at ts7o.
One xunSred Prixes..In Grfenbaeks, at
Sic Ter pfix-, ), sine 81 eVa.
Tw.n,v Prix "a In sets OF best quality sl-
rer plated Knives ard F~rks ~ IS ptr set--Side,
Twenty Prtx.s-Iu sets Of best silver
plated Table Spoons, at IS per ,et--raiued At
sl5g.
Twenty Pfixss--In Albuua, a. 50 eash--
s12n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

aEaxlK Republicans never felt better than
when they beard thai Colfax WAS nominated
Tor vice-PresidAaf We never heard Of an
iovs Republiean-Ee don't believe anybody
else ever did-of whom Schuyler Colfax was
not the real choice for the place. On ae.
CONT Of locality, however, scarce any Of Us
dared hope he wonld get it, and everybody
tee Is elated, accordingly. Keokuk will ratify
The nomination With will tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

GEs1's, if you wan, good half bose, buy Of
Dillon Jones. They keep full stock
aud sell cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

ArcrIoS 81 l.. lowE--This morning, 8.
70 o'clock, large lot Of second hand and
choice Furniture, Carpets, Cook and Health 4
Stoves, 5 dozen Flagg Chairs, one. seven De-
safe Pians Forte. Rosewood and Marble Top
Barcan and Table, and many other desirable
articles of Furniture. Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes aud Notions in the esen-
ins.
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Refers by permixsion to

Judge Joseph Gl,ts;ia, Of Ei~ma.vil.e
y fasef, nr.or Of the CRY Of Alton
s:s s S :s:.':' + + Z 4 4
Cnas Wise, sttnrI
II Baker ,Jud.e alton City coar.
as.s !, S.sss i SAM ! Alton
Liar wnoissals Grocer. Alton
Chs thsateY dc do
T~ R,nliae. cypress Agent, Alton
Top, lag Bresa O., Wholesale LA dsars y, >hants
j Ho,Iland. who, sale closiI.r
Jaixs " niiiiuAs
Cot A Buck niasfer
. Allen, fulton Iron woi'. 81 Louis, No
David rsr,ep. nanksr csrsol',on, III
Mathew cowap. Miller, do
u h Beech, Foundry, L.trhdsld, III
Wecr ' Bro. Aiilsrs, Carlinville Ill.
Jon.s Chaplin Co., Wholesale Dealtrs IN Ceoperase,
AZ No. II hol...,e ron ps.,.r ch,c,sa M
wn Wilson, Wholesale Hardware, St Isui.
Hanscn d Co.. Alton Agricultural Works.
Reinake Thomas. Mllers, Girsrd, III
Ms-srs Cant seli d Wanglsr Bnil.r Dsalses
A Rlll.y, $50 Main street, 8. Louis.
John Shield. III north Market street, u Louis
Wei. ios nd III iI as.n s,rss., S, Lo.,.
Jossph oaisley. Alton y
- the certificates are all sold, there win be
donated to the orphans Of the city of Alton two
thousand dollars
- All money received from the sale Of Ger
hheafes will be Deposited in Alton National Bank
and First National Bank Of Alton, ILL.,, to thr
credit ct the Association, and viii rsaiu In hank
until the drawing.
A-After awarding The prizes, Warranty Deed
VIII be given 70 the lot that the Iron Works siand
On. and ether lots clear OF incumhfanee
GA-Any person wishing to sec = sample Of
prizes, ean do 90 By calling It the Patterson,s
Iron Works Office
NOTIcEt-The above Iron Works will b. kent
running until awarding Of prires, and receive I'll
orders for work, and I'LL them rs promptly, - has
oeen done for the last seven years.
kOTIcRl--Ko person win Be authorize 70
sell Certificates for tho Association, or b recoE
aEed q an agent, unless holding certificate .
that ehsct from the Manager Of the Asscetat'oh
NOTICE - Persons sending for Csrt,nca'ss
from the country can send IL rektssefec .esssrk
Please rive the addresa, nams, toFn, coanty.
Ali ordsss nsst - addressed 70
las. PATTERSON,
praprlster sid Manager.
Il 4, a. 80 lss.sr.ss's Iroa works. ALroE. IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

stock aarkes.
By Telegraph. INV YosR. H., T.
@ vsrnnsn. stocks linus active and have advanced
clos ne strong It's stated the advance owing 10
TIL sirs-cs Resolutions ire Chicago Platform. coE-
pons 'ei IiaSI eade e. 1.alsel4; do 81 iossk@
e, Is iosH4s1 new, Iio.sesa eT, liotSDss. do
10 10. le45s q los. 3as 1885, sei4
Tire Rsii~sy market continue, firm. sstivs AMI high
en- tbs full slsanco Of tho fn il het sntioned
closing !, ofg western Union Tel ashDA; HYc
mag Ere es,sass; Reading 95ixas4; w4bssh
4exeA. &c Ists; Mss74sass: ! cI49fSA /
e.sssA,N VI estsas4: preferred sil4a5s
Express slsrsa are st.sds. American Express 5e54
u; Ua,'sd s,stss s.1sasss u23sis.
new Orleans MsrAss.
By Telegraph Ksw bsIsAss, Nay n
Cotton Dull; midei;ns aoh
Flour Dali; supsrtne Is s,as %, XXX $40 ssaiI;
chske s1sAl5ts
Corn-Rirm It Il BIS
8 oars-Da!i At 80.
Hay-Dulte at SIS dc0.
Pork Dull at sao 60
Baron-Dali shoulders ls.4; clear sid.s isx
Lard % hit he. as54; ttrcs lsx.
~. Loais Cattle MARKET.
~ Telegraph Dr. leria. Nay q.
cAssls- Qatt; good chipping hssvss les sros.
Hogs FIJI n at7aa
sasfp-SA gross Il + xood DO rAoica
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

LET ALL THESE COME.
lie, US have glorious meeting to. night,
AMI start the Ball fer Grant, Colfax. and
gictory
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

MARSHA BRcws requested our Local Re.
porter mol to make any public use Of the fact
thai the goods Of Mr. Hamil had besn found
Likewise not to say anything about he ar
rest Of suspected party in the robbery Of
Mr.. Lowry's Ns~s Depot. But the Coasti
tuition published the isemsin fall. Ifrhis was
done contrary % the Marshal sreques,, We have
nothing to say, otherrise we pronounce Il a
very shabby proceeding on the part of the
NATshai aforesaid. and ior the future Ne
snail Do jis' as We please abou, publishing
neEs items.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23
Financial and Commercial.


Corrected daily by 5sow HrnER. Commission
Merchants a~rond street.
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~ $50 - gs
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Rsserve, St. Paul.
!" Muscatine. St. Louis.
Andy Johpsou, s
Jennie Baldsins Z
,iaa sAtpAiTrRfs. 3 &
Steamer Reserve, s., Louis.
s.sa hollis Mepike, St. Louis.
6 Rob Roy,
-, !. Jennie BALDWIN. :.
The Hawkeye s.ate is dse from above.
The regular packet ior ST. Louis and way
points, this mprninc. will b. the Andy john
son, :.Asbury on the nnrricsne, and Pension
| at the deck.
| The csnads, Of The Northern Hne. viii be
along for st. Paul rtss evening at 10 o. clock.
The Reserve, Of tire SAME line, viii leave
for St. Paul and way points, on Sunday, Il
/, 10 o clock T. ". a. Brown. agent.
The river is declining at the rate Of Eve
| inches in twenty.four hours.
-
| Bur Hats and Caps At Dillon L Jones i
| yon want to buy cheap.
4
| Books Webster 4 Bro. have placed upon
orr table Williams u Readable Dictionary
or Topical and Syonymic Lexicon A
Summary Of English aud French History
for the use OF Schools, and Watscu's "lnie'
pendent Fifth Reader Theae are new and
valuable school books, published by A. )
Barnes h CO., New York. The Reader il
compiled with great care, good taste, ans
good Judgment. The eiocn,onary instrnc
ton is clearly and ecneissly given. The Sc
lections for reading are not trashy, but ex
! cerpts Of literature that will live, that i'm
prove the taste as we'll as increase the infor
nation of the pnpil. The " Readable Die
tonary is prepared upon unique plan
For instance, under the words Heat, Light
Sound, Motion, etc, definition Of all tn
terms usually used in connection with thos
words in all possible relations is given. Ihl
is the plan throughout. The . Summary
is Of least value, but can probably be use'
BY certain classes of pupils. These work
are published By A. 5. Barnes CO., NJ,
York, and for sale by Webster < Bro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23


InAr excelien, Exchange aud sound organ
says:
spoke. 20, & ihs p pa We personally
order . give our readers Eeotak ns-s ~,
thus i.s We hase been overlooked. Come ne
Mr. Editor. NE are small, nsrs, bss. 1 mA's
gress' bat think We are worthy soms !. ro m;a
from ons more fortunate brethren. ''oeo'
We sincerely beg forgiveness of on, ,.;..
bos. That be is not getting the G.rr !. !
overnight lhas shall Be corrected Il ones. /
wasn't fair. We heve been relying upo. Il,
Prem sor shs Clark County nsxs. And :,
want to give qsfd pro gso. We ara ~.
on thu ga pto Qsp everywhere, Is every o.
sho has attended > Yellow HAndbill Aee.in
tppEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23
e.w Yor. no..v n.r..,

a. Telegraph MN YosE. Va, D.
EoEsy-Fssy at $40 Per IT.
s,e,ling-Fnra II &c losa
Gold cniet snd firm At ssz1eys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23
First Fri re,
PATTERsoN's
Irll Works &POlldly

On the corner sf Pass and Third strsets, 'front.'
Ing on Pissa 100 feet running back 100 feet
si2e d Machine shsa, A. feet vide hnd 100 FEST
erg, faar stories high--frst story sfne, two foot
wall, tire, other three brick; metal roof; heavy
iron columns through the centre Of each story.
Tsundry u feet vide, so feet long, $50 fest high.
Of bfick: good eupaio and room, ard core room.
Isl rksfntth shep - feet vids, - fefs long stone
ami brick, usstsi reaf. 9ssee i5x-f, Two stories
high of brick; nets! roof All the ab~s Shops
arc sapplici with the beat engine, lhthss, Fisrsrs
sud toois thrnug hont good iei Of don and wood
assks, AID a good ut of patterns The above
Sbop has capacity 70 work Ice dads. Office
has safe. assks. eeek, aud furuitarf-aii in good
order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23
..-,-.,. and n,mrturss Of Keokuk Packets

ROB ROY, Arrive. On sunday an. N. ra dhasr
s,r Al o'clocs y. M. sni Departs = 49,
aud Friday, at p'cloek ., ~.
,n a Triaay' - o'e'ges I. m, aud Departs on
Ws,n..dpx ard Sssardss, n ! a. H.
90 JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
=; ID. 49, " ~, and Departs on Monday
ord ThurtdSt, a. = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

Persons calling faJ these letter. ill please IT,
signatr them q. advertised"
PARROT. Pm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-23

~. Loais & On My Packet To
1cw JASPER.-Tbe apr steamer ion
- III ,sa~e E.ekpk for 81. Lnnis every Sion
- . N. and Thursday Mt O'Clock a, N.
no.IIE McPIEE. every Tuesday an
f,;isr. e'ciack e. N. Meals and state
rooms ifee - "a Tar,r,,
b;lls Il Isdiu- given for freight e all sfs'iohf y
ne lies Moines Valley Railroad
All freight for the river conveyed 70 ne Agen
:, Ksasns viii be attended 10 without delay. nnf
Tree Of charge -, ro.ns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

PRAHG's CHRoMos.-It is only Of late that the
beautiful art of o-lithography has become
Sd far developed.and improved as to be JUSTLY
considered an effective agency in the cultivation
of popular taste; and, il is still more recently
that the charming specimens produced by Prang.
who has taken the lead n this branch of art, have
been generally introduced into New Orleans.
Even ss yet however, chromos have not become
very common; for, although some excellent spec
linens may be seen in the windows Of the Canal
and Camp street establishments, the stock il
small. Persons, therefore, who are DESTROYS of
securing one or more of them as Christmas pre-
sents-and none, we are sure, could be more &C.
ceptable-should hasten to make their selections.
At Gresbsm's, No. 92 Camp street, there are soue
very finely executed copies of celebrated paint.
iDgs, remarkable for freedom of drawing and
brillisnoy Of cooring. Two exquisite gems are
AN idonna by Coreggio. and " Loves Melancholy
by the celebrated artist Meyers. The latter pic
ture is great iavorite in New York, and is des-
tined to become quite as popular here. 1t repre-
sents young girl thinking Of her absent lover.
Its charm consists In the simplicity Of ts design
and the harmony and richness of its coloring. The
girl has none of the attributes of the conventional
lady she is not Longing laziy in boudor, or
even gazing dreamily from an ivy colored case
ment she stands in the open evening cir, her
golden hair gently sgitated BY gentle breeze
and rejecting the harmonizing tints Of clear
sunset. There are Only two tones in the coloring
of the picture, but these are 90 admirably man.
sged as to produce really remarkable effect.
Gresham has other fine cbromos in his stock, and
We again recommend our readers 10 examine them
before thev are All taken MP.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

of this man. spd my bewildered mind during the
night of my husbands suffering, trusted him In
my emergency, and was guided somewh by his
counsel, though at Last I became distrustful of
him. and when at the safe. be joined with DeGrsss
In denouncing my husband who, but week pre-
vious, was his friend, my suspicious were con-
frmed. He promised me that should see and
know all that the safe contained, but when he
spoke not o word when was ordered to let
everything alone ct the opening Of the safe,
felt convinced be had turned against me. believe
il was on the Saturday evening previous to the
opening of the safe that DR.. q. w. Avery brought
to my residence J. AID. Rozier, ESQ, of New Or.
leans that might consult him as to the best
to pursue. To this gentleman exposed the
plans of Gen. Mower and asked what 10 do in the
premises. DR.. Avery was then present and also
told him that feared Gen. Mower was going to
rob me. and also Of interviews he. Avery, had had
with Mower. Mr.. Rozier advised me to be ap-
pointed tutrix on Monday morning. bat said il the
general was determined to do as he had proposed
probably the law would not Affect his purpose. 30
suspicious had become Of DR.. Avery, tn At fear
ed he was getting Mr.. Rozer, who was to me q
stranger, to induce me to 60, snd as the doctor
seemed sverse to my going l did Lot do as Mr..
Rozitr advised.
Late in the evening of the day the safe was
my house and asked for any papers had Of my
husbands, and upon my hesitatDg DeGrass said
that unless did get them he would send the SOL
diers to take possession of everything had in
the house. So / complied with their demand,
but the papers ! had were of no. import
ance and they did not take them away.
DR.. Avery few days later urged me to sell out
everything and leave the country Immediately.
He came to my house q few weeks IL think) later
and threatened that il l did not take back
everything n said about him-he had heard
that accused linn of aiding Gen. Mower in rob-
bing me-he would tell all he knew about my
husband. told him that my husband was an up-
right, honorable man, and was willing he should
tell everything he knew of him. provided he told
only the truth. He then said my husband was q
very bad man. and committed many deeds inpos-
tible, | knew, for him to have done, without my
knowing 1t. as he always spent his evenings at
home so having In my mind evidence Of DR..
Avery's perfdy never spoke to him after that
time. A few days previous to this DR.. Avery was
appointed sheriff by Gen. Mower.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

CHANGE OF INrEREsr.-We were informed,
yesterday, that negotiations were pending, which
contemplated q change Of interest. Col j. r.
Purvis, long and fsvorably known to all Of our
citizens ss one Of the most genial gentlemen and
successful life insurance doing business here,
has, or Is about to accept the agency OF the Atlas
Mutual Life, the plans and features Of which he
feels are peculiarly adapted to the people Of the
South. Is it issues world wide policy and has no
restrictions or forfeitures Of policy holders money
in any of its plans. We Congratulate Col. Parvis
on bis good fortune in securing the general agency
of the Atlas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

We take much pleasure in calling the attention
Of the public this morning to fine exhibition at
the Carondelet street Methodist church, which is
to trsnspre this evening the exercises to consist
in vocal music. dialogues and declsmations. The
pupils having been, for some time past, under su-
perior training, and being thoroughly prepared
for the occasion, We can safely promise an agree
able entertainment.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

Monthly advsrtissmsntA ssasF tay. 10 10
essrgsd tws-thrds The abcvs rstss
nm and Fourth nenthly adv9tsnsnts sssh Square
- pw month.
Snnst sdvtisersnss ssvss TIE Of ths papsr. ers
nsuss, q % square; sash csnts
- squsrA
vsss s.d rsurs pass sss'sss sav~sss.sss, sssa IN.
ssFsisn, 81 % per square
Akv~tssmnss inserted ss Isssrvas ssss srEsd - nsw
sash Insertion
Regular Advertisers, wa advertise largely uAAH be allowed
aeh acount nom shove named transient rates ~ may b
assd spsn prsvSdd Inst In sAA sueh dscsun az
sssx1 spss ssHt-
Aubssinsss Of sdvsssnszts tess charged ,ooms
- psx line. each insertion.
Al trssnt sdvMtissnsnts usst ~ paid for IN advance
AnsdvWtssneus not marked for any specified humble Of
swons viii be rubllshedsix tmss and charged accordingly
kHhs With rsexlar advertisers shall be rendered monthly
tssasss shs occupied By ten iinss solid agate
aTIE WEEKLY CRESCENT
10 pubishsd every Saturday morning. sabscrfptsz %
In advance; hafysarly and suArtsry rates
nsis copies 10 cents.
Hates Of Asversisfngt
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

Messrs. Nelligan & Bassetti will continue their
sale Of signor Pandol6ni's rare collection Of stat
nary and other works of art, to-day ct II A. n.
and P. n. The ladies viii. no doubt, take adj
vantage Of the ii O'Clock sale to effect purchases
for presents.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

The North German steamship Bremen, Capt.
Neynaber, sailed last evening for Bremen via
Havana and Southampton with full freight and
the following named passengers:
For Hsvsna-Chss; B. Parkinson and wife. O..
]. BechteI, ". Bech'el. Jas. b. Hall, J. Heine-
ken. j. Vyllsdo, J. N. Durruty and others.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

The steamship Trade Wind, Capt. Morrill,, sailed
last evening for Belize, Homo with good
feigLt and the following named passengers:
L. Laprade, t. Laprade, G. L. Fuselier, Thomas
McCrie Mickie, Samuel McCutcheon.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

The steamship Lodona, Capt. Hovey, sailed last
evening for New York direct With full freight
and number Of passengers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

OF all recent literary claimants for public favor
we do not hesitate tossy that Hearth aud Home"
stands in the first rank. II is published 10 New
York by Pettengill, Bates & Co., and ID edited by
Donald G. Mitchell ok. MaTvel) and Mrs. Harriet
Beeeher Stowe, aided by Joseph B. Lyman, for.
merly Of this city, aud Mary E. Dodge. In point
of mechanical Notwithstanding paper, letter,
press and ilIustrstons-it has scarcely a superior
in the periodical literature of the country. The
names of its editors and artists are an ample guar
sniy Of its literary quality. In fine, we can
scarcely imagine more delightful family visitor
than the appropriately named Hearth and Home.
The first number contains full page iilustrssion
of Santa Claus on one of bis benevolent visits and
several minor eDgraviDgs of excellent quality.
The following is the table of contents, complete:
Christmas Night, Picture. Thomas Mast;
Santa Clans, Mary f. Dodge Lime on Hill Pas
lures, Prof. s. w. Johnson, Yale College; A Farm
er's Thinking. and his Time for il, Oliver Wendell
Holmes; Butter rs. Wool, II. A.. Sheldon How 10
Keep Farmers Boys at Home, Levi Stockbrldge,
Macs. Agric. COL; A Crop of Bsets, s. M. Wells /;
Layout of Suburban Place with illustrations),
Donald G. Mitchell; The Carpentero Bird, illus
trated), James Hogg; Warren Leland's Poultry
Raising, (Illustrated). A. B. Crandell; General
Grant Driving Dexter. Illustrated); Horticultural
Hints for January, James Hogg; Mechanics Of
Agriculture, J. b. L.; Our Hopper; History of
the Times-Home and Foreign News; Heads Of
Wheat; Books Received, Market Report, etc. !;
Our Heading snd our Hopes, Donald G. Mitchell /;
A Greeting, Harriet Beecher Stowe; The Ole
World Sparrow, "a Poem). William Cullen Bry-
ant; Preaching Other Mems Sermons. J. p.
Thompson, ID. D.. In the Ice, ]. T. Trowbridge
| Hydraulic Power, DR.. j. v. c. Smith; 10. we
| Kept Thanksgiving at Old Town. Harriet Bsecher
| Stowe; Mrs. HuDuibee's Diary, Laura E. Lyman
| Christmas Gift; Bob-His Life and Death. Grace
| Greenwood; Burial Of the Bird, (lllustrated) I;
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Madame LeVert
Reynsrd's School, (Illustrsted). Mary Z. Dodge.
The list Of contributors contains some names moi
altogether acceptable to Southern readers. but SC
long a. they refrain from obtruding their political
| views into the columns Of the Hearth and Home
We have NO quarrel with them
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-24

Do TELL.-why is Phalon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boy! Because it 10 scent everywhere. Sold By all
druggisis.