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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

demand; middlpgs 24Ac. Sales 400 bales. Re
ceipts 1916 bales; exports, coast wise 3l03.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. l7.-Tobacco steady lugs 10
medium leaf t53@l2A. Cotton 23t0o24c. Wheat
81 90@2 05. superhne -four s6 2506 so. Corn.
new 60c.. old 81. Oats 50055c. Potatoes.
packed. 81 1902 so. Mess pork t3l@3I so
Lard l9}020c. Bscon-shoulders l34Ql3}c.
clear ribbed sides IsS@l6ic., clear sides lilo
l7sc. Whisky, raw, free, nominal 81 Is.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
FROM COLUMBIA.
Political.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Oct. l6.-The State Central
Executive Club unanimously adopted resolution
presented by Wade Hampton, indorsng Lees let
ter to Rosecrans. The club 10 decidedly in favor
of qualified negro suffrage. The address to the
people will doubtless be issued In q few days.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

The Tulane building Is still the favorite empo-
rum of clothing in New Orleans. MesTs Garth
waite. Lewis a Stuart have just received fresh
and complete assortment Of fap aud winter goods.
from Northern manufacturers, made expressly 70
order Everything in the clothing line Is TO be
he'd at 81 ard 80 Camp street. Their prices are
very low, Just such as to meet the times. Men
and boys suited with good fits. Garthwaite.
Lewis 4 Stuart also have branch, I'll Main
street Memphis.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
FROM BALTIMORE.

Convention or Esigrans Societies.
BALTMoRE, Oct. ia convention Of delegates
from emigrant societies In the United States, for
the promotion of emigration and the protection of
emigrants, met to-day. Business committees we're
appointed, when the convention adjourned to Mon
dav.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

FINE CANDIES AkDsYzUPs.-The choice variety
Of candies, syrups and assorted confectionery
advertised by Mr.. e. Turpn, s5 Old Levee street,
in this mornings CRESCENT, claims the special at
tention of our readers. Mr.. Turpir Is, perhaps,
one Of the largest manufacturers in the Southern
country, end he is prepared to extend the most
liberal advantages to the trade. City and country
orders filed with care and attention. Give him .
call befbre laying in your supply.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

Plumes are all small but several are worn on q
hat, completely hiding the material. Black. white
or garnet are usually chosen, though on colored
hats they should be Of the same shade.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
THE ELECTIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l7.-Forty nine counties
official. and the balance Of the State reported,
give the Radicals 10 600 majority.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
FROM FORT MONROE.
Military Movements.

FORTRESS NoNRoE, Oct. 17.-Three companies
of heavy artillery have departed southwark. Bat
terry G, lst artillery, for Atlanta battery A. Sd
tillery. for Columbia, s. c., and battery G, 5th
flery, for Raleigh, N. G.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

A pleasant occupation for . leisure moment
may be found in the perususl OF the advertise
ment of Mr.. Chas. T. Nash. in another column.
His stock of furniture is very large, snd-weii,
turn to the advertisement elsewhere in this moUA.
ing's CRESCENT. and read for yourself.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

The steamship Maryland has been detayled on
account Of unavoidable repairs, aud WEI Dot leave
until the 10th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ATAUGrloN..rHE STORE. HOTEL Anb BOARD.
N Ing House st Hugunot, Orange county, N T. To be
sold a. Delaware House. Port Jervs N ION Erie Rail-
wSy Thursday neIt February 70, 1868 at O'Clock r H.
arrive IN time for sale and return same day. excursloG
value about - o00 terms easy SAN yANTON Osville,
Orange county. N Y. This Advertisement will not be In.
serted agaia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

HoR EXCHANGE NEAR BROOKLYN CITY LINE
Good plain House and stable 10 rs Lots ground hait
can remain mortgaged Principals, address b., box iz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

WAbksa srRFEr.-ESnRg BUILDING, NEAR
MALLORY BLACKWELL CO.. % and 81 Liberty ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

RIO LET-A -FOUR STORY PRIVATE DWELLING, 20
East iwet I'll street near broadway 20 feet 'front.' rent
$1,000 Also ortv eighth street between Fifth and
smith avenues rent $500 apply at 90 West
street. between ana IL A. M or 4 and q T. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

T'o LEr-IHE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
J. stone English basement House III East fhrty.s tn
street. between Park and Lexington avenues; all modern
improvements Inquire or II. IL. CuMAlNGs, no. Nassau
street. York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALE OR TO LET-so BY
90 rect has water ranges and baths Inquire OF
BENTON corner Of india and Franklin streets, Gseen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

RIO LET-wIrH FURNITURE, HOUSE 2l5 EAST
Tenth street, containing 10 rooms Inquire between
aud IA. II. or A. BAUMGAkrEk, ~ Pine street. room
III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

L'oR sALE-A THREE STORY HIGH srooP BRICK
House, West Forty.siIth street. furnished, $1,000;
2ot50Iln 3. q. HINhAH 100 Broadway room No. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

VyO LET-THE THREE STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
l. House 50 East Tenth street, near Fourth avenue
Gently order. will rented furnished
furnished inquire premises OF A. X. CUMMINGS,
NO. s Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

A BARGAIN.-oN wssr THIRTY. SECOND STREET
N between sirth and seventh three story hiel
stoop brick, ~ rooms, only tNQv0 terms easy.
KING &Co:.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

ITO LrT-EATING COUNTER AND KITCHEN, CHEAP,
with all convenience Inquire al al Sixth avenue
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

JACKSONVILLE, I'LL, Jan 9.
The Illinois Press Association met here
yesterday. Thirty editors were present.
Large delegations are expected to arrive.
President Merrill being absent II. B.
Hampton, Of the Maeomb Jenrsdl, WAS
called TO the Chair
The address and poem will be delivered
this evening.
They took dinner to-day at the Insane Hos
rital and supper ct the Institute for the
Blind. The atlzens Of Jacksonville are en-
tertaining the editors in handsome style.
The Convention met at Q q. ID. A consid-
cradle punbss sE,iyed lAst night.
4. b. Gri2gs, Of the Ror:ford Rsgister,
G.. p. Smith, Jacksonville: Fl. N. Smith,
Chicago, and ", w. Sellers, Pekin, we're
elected yics Presidents.
j. Il. Mssseri Decatarf Z. +. Albright,
Csirc, and Il. z. Woods, Msttoon, we're
chosen Secretaries.
The reports Of the various Committees
we're received and acted upon.
This evening public reception takes place
at the Town Hail.
LAWRENCE, ks.. .an.9.
The Connecticst Emigration Compsny, who
pprebased the Cherokee neutral lands, COM
prsing eight hundred thopssnd Scres, the
sale hsing ~ adIds ~ secresaxy HroKsins
and re-sold TO the harrington : Qaisey Rail,
road, are contessiug the validity Of the latter
eals and ends avoFiag 70 maintain their owssr-
ship Of the lsnds-
4faIrogsGtD, HI, Jan. g..
The Annual Meeting Of the Board ol
Trustees Of the Illinois Soidiers' 0fphanss
Home was held here yesterday. The follow
isg officers sere elected for The e4suisg year:
President-Hon. G.. Koerner.
Vice Eresitent-Hcn. Orson s. Miller.
Secretary Col. John n. Sayjek.
Treasurer Hon. J. W. King.
Executive Committes A. Wilson.
John n. Snyder, 6eoye T. Allen, and g..
W. King.
Democratic mass meeting xas held last
evening in the ae. Iepgcntf Club Rooms,
xhidh nss cfovasd 10 sakocahaa.s aeabni
cCieFnsnd presided. Addresses we're de-
liyered and series Of resolutions adopted.
AIB1sy, Jan. q.
The Republican State Committee met at
The Dslevan House this aflernooH .aA re-
solved to call State Convention at Syracuse
on the 9Th of Pekraary. to select delegates to
the State National Republican Presidential
Coayelison.
BuRLlkGTox, I'm. ..
Eshop Hopkiss fs sdapsefoBaly i'll q his
residence a. Red Point.
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FRoI CHICAGO.

GHicAun. Jan. 0.
Mrs. Eva GIouk, a wealthy widow lady, re-
aiding in the West Division, VAS found dead
in hsr ~ yesterday ncTnin9. Her desih
was eAsded by q eancer in the bfexst
EdmuAd Enwrisht, residiag On Archer sve-
sus. heal hn vifs u moA cssst aa.Dsr lsss
night, having been snnged becanse she, on
resufnio9 bo~e after short absence, caaeht
him IN .adgrante detiaH With her sister, Who
vas thert on visit. Enwnghts little boy
lay dead lin tbs hoase u the time.
One Jphn Cray gave Ofkcer Rus. : severe
beating hst night, for affenpsing 10 arrest
him. Cfsy Was arrested to day.
John 4}'Brien, residing ou Che conner OF
Chestnut and North L&9slle street. vas found
dead in Aisbed this forenoon. When be vent
TO bed lhst night be blew out The gas, time
causing lis death from s.phyxia
Thom3s Reilly was arrested in this city
yesterday as the murderer Of . policeman In
New Yoik ahout two yesrs ago, ard for whose
appreciation reward Of 81, 600 vas offered
81 ths TINS.
Henry WAlstrom fred saloon on West
Lake street sbont IL o'eiock last night. be-
cause The proprietor refused toseIi him kaaor
Walsiro1, Was reqnired to give bail in the sum
of cop to day for further hearing.
The thermometer was six degrees below
zero this morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsnuaro1, Jsa. 9. $
At the charitable fiis recently held Al Dar-
rail- Hail. gold dEheaded cane was put up By
subscription, TO be given to the person having
the largest vote given by subscribers for Pres
ident. The vote for Apdrev johnson vas
the ksyest last night. Hon. ". e. Robinson
Of Brooklyn, at the request of the managers,
presented the eaha, With SONS appropriate
remarks, TO the President He received the
cane, making brief speech.
The 6fyshird lannivefsary Of the battle Of
New Orleans wai celebrated by . bsnqset
last evening At ,the Metropolitan Hotel, Al
which the President, some heads Of Depart
ssents, most Of the Democraasc members Of
Congress, and many distinguishsd eusss4 were
present About 800 sat down to dinner, the
Hon. Judge Dunlap presiding.
CHICAGO, Jan. Q.
The Tribune Washington special says:
The opinion is general among the members
Of the Foreign Committees Of Congress that
Secretary Seward is not anxious 70 have his
Danish island treaty confirmed. 1t is said
that he thinks proposition for the purchase
Of the Bay of SpnomA would be accepted,
and that il would be more valuable to the
United States than ST. Thomas.
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TROH THE SOUTH.

MsMPHIs, jsa.9.
Lest 3isht the notorious thief, Jim Hnrns.
yas sff@ @esd 6kiis edscsing ~ sntsAaas jsto
d. Dunb kCo. . ~ seods saoss. asa eon-
veyed y jsil. On entering the cell be discov-
cred anatsf psisoses 3Anea' II Carthy lying
asleep, - sseaeitsd him, nssriy srsngiing
him. mccarthy, frenxied With pain. as1Akit1
him il thras saa, bsfsts she sssr6 esaad i'd.
ieriere, gouged Barns eyes eut Of sheif
sockets.
A serlsbls sAair occurred 1t Dynsbprg,
Tennessee, on Tuesday. Sheriff Parsinston
attempted 10 srrest IN old man named Dam
can, on The street. Duncan drew pistol and
6red, shootsaG oa ~ 6hssif thsmbs Par
|tinSton1t 80, asaadnE near, Med GpistoI,
killing puncAs, whoss son, coming up ii the
moment fred, killing young Psrtinston. Ins
staoily, bssing BIZ son slaia, Panhetse orsv
: pistol. snd shot youpx pupcss thtousd ths
heart. The mosf inIense excisemsnt fol.
lowed, bat 1t last accounts nothsna fasther
vas done, but owtng 70 the extsaaivs rela>
tioss u posh rsrties. farther trouble vas sp-
ptEHSH9pu<s s-s4 ~ ssg@r . = y 4
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

Sr. PatI, MINI, Jan Q.
The it-v !. .ae VaaSolon case failed TO
sgrse and was this morning discharged. The
I,.., ~..l,.y4..s, divided. The trial lasted
jast three weeks.
AsHlsos, Wis. Ian. q.
Both Houses of Tie Legislature completed
their organization this morning, ard met this
afternoon in Joint Convention 10 hear the
Goyefnof's Aessags.
The mercury vas t~else degrees aboye ne
70 this n,hrnina.
SrnIxgrfgLp, Mass, Jan. o.
Captain T. A. @ Bfisn, of Sew Haven,
Vermont for some months past prisoner,
charged With being Fenian, il jail in Ire
land, waS welcomed home yesterday, having
effected daring escape from his prison.
sseg ~ ArRLassros, VI .Jan. ..
Bishop Hopkins died this nfterncos, aged
seventy i years.
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fis T9S6e.
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q q q ~. ~ 4 5 - q
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81 Bridges s--'.-'--'.-.....s - Assse aosss'
DOUTS = sHOEg-WH0L. L.oALH.
Hanbie1on Hais1amp NAN street,
>-.-----> 7
3 I \ Peares scn......da'e City b'id's Main : ID
IAuwIao ROUSE.
Firss Ea.ional Bank. Asis sl--bst - : lth
nAH TIcronv. y
Beers AaiA strse
BOOKS = srAra0nnnY.
w..,oo, H.;. ......rss. rrs,sn
Ed Carter 4 co....... =. so Main strsek
BoOrs 4 sHOEs-nErAfI.s
: Stewart Dean-.---.....eor Third Main streets
Haishamp hatless so Main strset
RKHart - A.ia ssrsss
7ses*as II ssS5 -----ssg ssssS#
sUckEYE H0UuD8H.
Ha1l Am IA nj mn
= = s.........ss' ----.~ s''-
DO11BT u1ARAoU1AX.
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-
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Ayrcs, Mann 3 Ayrss. .........s7 Msfh street
.sssk1s
CAAPETSp OIL cLOT6Ds Sc.
John Copelin ..........-5 IS Main street
--- 81 sss
v,.,,,, Iona. ! o. 80 Ta;,d I m.,, ..,....
Hess, Stern 4 co......cor Second 4 Main streets
czockERY : oUn nnswAns.
Carey Le Faivre - Main street--bet 9TH 9Th.
COMMlsslON MERCHANTS.
Sturges 40 South Levee-
clssks-whsi.sais q Rstsn.
"a bridges. ...............Nos ~ Estes House.
OOfU. silver " 2So.
sn a.,,... ra.1A.r,... HAS.
-
rcR wat, cor Main and rifh st.
Dir L c Ingersoii cor Third Main, tup stars)
DRv eOODs-wHOLEsALE.
Shelley sons ...........-.s5 MaiD street.
s..s. = :. :
nnkanson, Bartlett Co.. Ian s.fee.'
Kerr fnlier--......... ......--ni Mss NJ. 49,.
pf Connor. ..........oo a s'n s,teSs
spiesberger, Mayer 4 Co.......... .xeslll Main st
Main street
rnips ne M.sA -
0rsgS ssn..-... --.-ss ? g .sta fsoase
angfSvsae, 0xsasss
q Nss : Estes Hoass
EGGS 4 BUTTER
8 P Pond 3 Co............a cor Main Ninth streets
r... r..xv ooea, rin. cutlery.
saBr;dv.. Nos ~ Este, House
A - 80 NJ. ..r.,
noWea r y's, s,.. ...., =. isaA I4a Main street
r,rrrxos.
-. 49,. ~ ~ = ah
Aooar Son. .........--' Q nnson '''s''' -
osiA Pens, Psaeils. Psskss Desha.
@ Bridges. --.....Nes Z Estes mouse
Gold, silver. and Ixsry usuntsd 0anss
"a n,;syes Nosf Estes House.
nnocrus- us-wHoLEsALE.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH


lAt1kS1 Dl lUuIHfnAfQ Q
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vI&h Nn1EsnRsac $500 na..
SENATE.
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Names. rencrsed ~ Ho.es iii ~ 1890.
fr.uds in The reyerne fror, d;..;llsa .n;,s,.
v;th akssas1snAnsntS ssfiE;nr ~ ,bs ra.js
sin hona .
Mr.. Sherman stated, in answer 10 ones.
.;cr frcm NJ. Ca..es.. that IL. -o-ds d.
hocd,, se.med = l,m,l Il. onsrs,;o, ~ ~.
M a Iia;Hs 4 sndr;f.;n -. =. 4 sna d
cl..s v.rehon.s 4 d;s,;asr;.hsd r.. -. -
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h;l;.;.. 81 Cov.,,,o, psi..n a.S.saS ~ n.
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or r,t,tion 81 ~ Mor,o, IL. S.n... .,,l
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II, 1Fy.i;n.h IN ,s.n mo,sa - snanah.
f.rr,ns thss.ssoi..;o, ~ n. II Ind.a:as. -
m;ttee vNh sniIIryitv II s,s,,nr, s.ch : Iii
NJ Mn-,or $3.50 ned = Il. .. ua.sss;.. saa - pan
l..;.l..;an l. -. ~ Gaas..l tia.. :. 49,
cnnrse and other rrc.n. ocen,rsrc.. asc,,r.' :
inc the attention Of ,he senale mil 1l &.
morpins honr ern;,ed sA'" ''e
The sees;.f or1er tba h;,a a. a,,....~, ~.
Ff.yShi, ooutr.ct;r,, ~ tho cur,.rcx - go.
m The nn.st;or ~.s ~ ~. .maaa;..a.
ity OF tha secfssaxy Of the IrsAsary to can
Gel notssAsil b suspended.
Messrs- Mofrei and Corbett opposed the
resolution, ana the latter moved its indsfi-
mite postponemsnf- Motion lost.
:, Af. Fessenaen was fearful OF the effects OF
Inc nhi:
M. stewart ensfged the secretary Of the
sAfesesnsy sien 'snsnsssmens.
! -. osss1.n Assa sna. *ss.@os,t t4o Of
compound lnIeres, no'es ~iii mature during
.ne neA. =. mon.ns, .na 'nA when oil the
compound interest notes are paid. our cur
rency vii be reduced to saso.eoo, ,ooo-not
ui haaa dpsa ~ oe,o.e he ne con
.Anss ihas anss have arisen when ceairac-
s9os y nsa g % excsaaged for exps.bson.
ssen caee n'ens ocesf WITH M .od' without
~ 81 lenecung on ing present secretary Of
Be- removed md The placed .'saa ss@
bssls q ieeisiAaacn.
60. - 4e1ss.aeo ,e7s 49,: aasoes.ed tse ~, and
snSn.s urn, - go s'pukn = = - specae
Senate wen. ao executive ys session. % noe and
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MARRIED.

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VfpY1n4 ssvsptps. u E.s,
10 Ne Ohite4 Pribss ufeh, ty Hts yas Brown
snEs P WfsrsRs. OF sfsyssts Tndiana ard D. o.,
borca esushter Of ats Res VIM H. Bo!se, this city
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1sR1fDi.z 9no eEsNa AFFAIR At
DYszsDuKo. TENN.

etats RFlsea m Jslists ~ en- ise.
GOLD cLosED IN NEW YORK 1s1l
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i and c.-sinsrs ss . EEaEIrI sacaITicE
- ss Western fseseries At Factory Prsess sAsA vs
ss'laE Ertes ia Ssasn a<.rss 10 .i~ssrs.sssssosis
NJ. GREGG z aOy.
ae. Ysrs essre: = 9 Estss Hesse.
q .. vafl. .. ARxsraGE. Sc sAxpIK.
THE PRoPAIEToas OF rnE
IblekeJe P0lldfy
RsraBx1sHrp A .. fsss
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
Ysasseais 1851 81 rureAasel II isss.
nov csasssiaAs.d and n Operation
Cor. 9th T. J0hnson Ets-, Keokuk.
c.1 M sstestfon u sfMsrsf.ctursr. Dsatnsp. pxI,d
ss. ssrssaas Ssrne Nseaaaies ssd efasrs, g fhsir
lsfsssaA sosSsssssssek sfinpesssd
| PATTERNS.
! F--FGE-s L e
Steam Engines Water Wheels,
soIss Iscss. SAW MilLs
coS GsEans. 'iI a4sa.s.
| cAss MILLS, ciDss MILLS.
4ACHINERY IN saENERAL.
Ss,...: g.. ~ sun. T.. :s.,s,. D.:a irsa.
wsshsA Anchors
House Castings.
IayssIr Eosd serass. runrA.s,
sAs.r.. s. ss'.,sr risss, sa's fisd ss....
LstssA Wsshsrs. Ratchet Drfih,
lgrin'iu-L Inpltufat FGnishisp, Ek.
AkRs ana th.ssfsre prepared take osdsrs Tor
.4sSsAfns Wasted.
sof h.sal PA,aiss. Irsss c.ssing-s
And eshsr slieys Manufactured Al shors nosc..
OF Ne.
w RO UG RT IRON
sssaasx. spta4,-~, divers
e.,.; MT nsis pa. W. Wr, osa,s. nan. Bids. s..
| And DO All kinds Of Asckins Forging.
-THEIE-
! ELEVEN L.ATHEs. TWo DRILL PRES
! sE5, THREE PLANERS, TWO
| BOLT CUTTERS,
with VICES sui other rooLs in abundance. eaalp tn.
Largest Machine Shop
IN IOWA.
TIE esps<ses OF tbs oapoas Blower largest Lathe
sna pisasr together with their Cranes AID Nsssa in
asias
HUAvV WORK..
only the bsst Nstsrtais a.ed. wsrnnsn
snFlsyed.
WE yuRxIsH-
soilsrs heaters,
Fsesm pfuus Mud Reseivs1.,
H''s.ss s.'.as. s''s' s''is fsansss' sss,sss' e
-in lszsss ssa lsp sHroxzrss-
HAkDHER's eoyEnyoR.
| BRANCH cRo0KEs / co s sAWs.
sTILLwELLs PATHEr HEATTR LIME CATCHER.
Aud keep for sale good assortment Of
Valves geeEsi Oil rnps. and ether Trimmings.
| BY arr.ngruent~tth q. { v TODD I CO. we ..ll
| = thesr eeasus.ers' rases. With freight added,
smut assain-.. liss.,sr Caps. Mi PisI,,
OatE ssetess,
! s. Ara sheir yell Known
LEATHER AND RUBBER RELTING.
Also, anything eiss In the line Of
| MILL FURJV.lSAZVrGS.
II anticipation Of tbs demand for appliance. for e.Ias
wArsR RQW1A. ve hasa esenrsd the coasrol of LxS-
mas AMlDlCAs D5ClE1 TrHBfEl
WATER WHEEL.
which i. aln,s. universally sekno.sssrs 10 ). tbs
BEn m Use.
We wiil VIII pleasure show and snplaiH the wefhing
s%FiRTIcELAR ATfRsfIuN PAlD 70 sEPAIRs.
r n n RAs-CAsH. = ,
Vail, Armitage & Go.
y. a. WALLACE,
Auction and Commission
- . Us -, res
Ks II Main street, tMrs. MiIlian.on's oldssaadp
ss s KEokUk.
~ssaass.ess.sfiisrsh1saisss. Yurai,sr-. se,. :.
licitsd usisds7
.. 1soAk. CnAs. v. MroI
MOOAR & son,
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Venciii Jones & go....cor Third Main stseet4
Hess, Stern Co.,......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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A fnii stock Of HAIR. HusK, TOW, TWINS,
HAIR. cLoIHs. pAMAsk, sad general uPaoL-
sTkRy aJois-
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rURxITt VE

Fans, Fan<y Goods. Tins Cutlery.
8 q Bridges ...,....,.......N Nos l IL Estes House
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Howe Tyler. ~ an sres
duncan, Karle Comm. lac l42 Main street.
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CARPETS, o1L cL0ras, 50.
John copelin. :. .53 Main street.
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seud for our Price L1st

AS9ur psiesf, Wholesale and retail, sAne the mas-
nfnesaras. sssf ss s4s sags
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s~The Trade supplles.-Ae

We every article ps repressrfsd and al on,
xerk coEs II tbs mcst tharoNsk chs sstts
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-24
From the Louisville Courier.J
The swallow storm.

Oh did you ever see such weather.
Yes, you did; you have been seeing
just such weather all your lives at this
season of the year.
In 1882 snow fell in Kentucky IL
inches deep on the l4th day of April.
In the year 1855, April 10, snow fell
at Harrodsburg, KY, four inches
deep. In 1861 snow fell at Taylors-
vile, KY, inches deep, on the 18th
of April; Indeed, there is always
snow, sleet and rain at this season Of
the year. But we are always apt to
forget in contemplating the present.
The swallows invariably come to
Kentucky on the night of the 18th Of
April, and leave on the 10th of Sep
TENDER.
There is always bad weather before
and after they come. After nineteen
years. observation / find this to be
the fact. All corn planted about the
time swallows come rots In the
ground. If, however, the corn Is put
In the ground early I'm April so as to
take root before the swallow storm 1t
will not be injured, otherwise 1t will
rot. / would like my friends In the
country, especially in Indiana, to no.
tice the swallows, and the weather
before and afterwards, and let me
know the result of their observations.
Direct to me at Louisville, Ky.
+. p. O'NEILL, A. b., M. ID.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Is, 1858.