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SOUTHERN PATENTs.-Col. Rufus K. Rhodes,
solicitor OF patents, No. % Commercial Place,
officially reports 10 the Picayune the following
complete list Of patents granted Southern invent
ors, for the week ending February 4, 1868, each
claim bearing that date:
Louisiana Charles Siinemsnn, NapoleOnvlle,
machine for extermiDating the cotton worm
Alfred A. Fuselier, Algiers, ditching ma
chine. District OF Columbia : John w. &
James d. Smith, Washington, letter box:
James L. Csthcart, Georgetown. steering ap-
parstus. Maryland Charles White, Bladens-
burg, plow J. f. Rohrer, Rohrersye, spout
bracket. Virginia: James Bragg Dunn, Peters
burg cotton bale tie. West Virginia J. G. Nc
Garry, Grafton. railway switch; F. d. Moore.
Edrsy, hand spinning machine. North Carolina:
E. Ferguson, Newbern. injector for steam gener-
ator. Georgia Sam. s. Barnaby, Macon, vice.
Alabama F. NJ. Barrier, Stevenson, cultii
vator. Tennessee Henry II. Kirk, Spring:
field, dishlleTies l.. II. Moseley, Frank
lin, ointment James ID. Sarven, Colum-
bia. carriage spring; James d. Sarven, CO.
lumbia, elastic bearing for body supporting irons
for carriages; G. F. Woodruff, Newbern, water
elevator. Missouri: Henry Garrett, Richmond.
butter worker NJ. Y. Jennings. Centrslia, wash
ing machine; r. l.. Vance, ST. Louis, vinegar
still; John Armstrong, ST. Louis, brick machine !:
n. b. Arnold and John Grim. 81. Louis, culti-
vator.
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THE CRESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
Delegates Appointed to the National
Democratic Convention.
LARGEST CONVENTION EVER HELD IN MISSISSIPPI.
Nj a - - ME ETIN ETC.
THE CRESOENT'S DISPATCHES,
LARGEST CONVENTION EVER HELD IN MISSISSIPPI.
MASS MEETING, ETC.
Special to the New orlean. Crescent.

JACKSON, Mss, Feb. 20, 1868.
The Democratic State Convention has appointed
the following delegates at large to the National
Democratic Convention Col. E. NJ. Yerger, and
Messrs. Featherston, Walthsll and Martin. ,.s--~
The district delegates -srs,-}aessrs. Jarnagin,
Turner, JONES .RzSwn. Barksdale, Marshall, Holt,
stockdsis, Kirby and Davis.
The convention is the largest and most enthu.
siastic ever held in Mississippi.
There is 20 be great Democratic mass meeting
to'nIgnI ~ IlIv UaPitel- n
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb. 2O.-Barometer 3O.4O.
Wind southwest and light.
Arrived-Steamship w. G. Hewes, Galveston,
to G. A. Whitney & Co.; bark Pirandeo Don
Todoro, from Messins, 81 days. fruit TO A. G.
Viradelle.
Saied-Schooner Brazos.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. 2O-6 P.M.-Wind south.
east and light.
Ssed-Ship Lizzie Moses.
Nothing arrived.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICEsBURG, Feb. 20.-Passed up: Ruth at IL
A. NJ, Laurel Hill at P. M. Down: Richmond at
P. NJ, and Alaska at P. NJ. River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.-River falling slowly, with
seven feet in the canal by the mark. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 46.
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NUMBER l62.
The Voice. of the se,>-Bird,.
BY JEAN nNGELow.


walked beside a dark gray sea,
And said, 80 world, how cold thou art!
Thou poor, white world pity thee,
For joy and warmth from thee depart.
Yon wave like rising Of the snow;
Winds on the crsg each other chase
In little pOwdery whirls they blow
The misty fragments down its face.
The sea is cold, and dark its rim;
Winter sits covering on the world;
And |, beside this watery brim,
Am also lonely, also cold"
spoke, and drew toward rock,
Where many news were twittering sweet;
Their wings upreared, the clustering flock
Did pat the sea-grass with their feet.
A rock but half submerged, the sea
Ran up and washed it while they fed;
Their fond and foolish ecstacy
wandering in my fancy bred.
Joy companied with every cry.
Joy in their food, in that keen wind,
That heaving sea, that shaded sky,
And in themselves and in their kind.
The phantom of the deep at play!
What idless graced the twittering things
Luxurious paddlings in the spray,
And delicate lifting up of wings.
Then all at once a fight, and fast
The lovely crowd flew out to sea;
If mine own life had been recast,
Earth had not looked more changed to me.
Where Is the cold? Yon clouded skies
Have only dropped their curtains low
To shade the old mother where she lies,
Sleeping little meath the snow.
The cold ia not in crag, nor scar,
Nor in the SHOWS that lap the lea,
Not in yon wings that beat afar,
/. DeGghIing on the crested sea;
No. nor in yon exultant wind
That shakes the oak and bends the pine,
Look near, look in, and thou shalt find
No sense Of cold, fond sjol, but thine
With that felt the gloom depart,
And thoughts within me did unfold,
Whose sunshine warmed me TO the heart,
walked in joy and was not cold.
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Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DEsIRABL1

Hyou suehns or have suffered from uvolunsar, dis
charges what eject does produce upon ysor gsnsr. health
Do yOu feel weak dsbnli.'sd easily Doe, aHto sz.
tra s1srOn produce pAlpItAon 81 the heart Doe, your
LIVER or urinary organs or yO kidneys frequently ge, out
OfOrdsri IsyOur urine thick milky or Hocky or
rOpy settling does thick scum rise to the top
Or ssdiH bottom AFTER has stood awhile, Do
you Of short breathing dyspepsiAi Are your
bves cOnsspasdi Do you spells falnng ushes
OfbloOd TO the headi Is your memory impaired Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subJscti Do you feel
dull stsss mopng tired of company Offei Do you wish
10 be left alone get away from everybody Does any little
thing make you jsmpi your sleep broken or
resilessi Is the lustsr Of your eye brilliant The
bloom your cheek bright Do you enjoy yourself in
society Welt Do pursue business with the
snersyi Do you feel much confidence yOursefi Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given 10 nts Of mean
Cholyf so, do not lay 1t to your liver dyspepsia
Have you restless nighisi back weak your knees
weak You but little appetite you attribute this
10 dyspepsia o liver complAinii
Now. reader. sELFABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured excesses are all capable Of pro-
dueing weakness Ofths gsnsrave The organs Of
generation when in perfect health man Did you
think that those bold defiant energetic psrssvsng
successful business always whose generas
organs in perfect hsaihi You never hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nervOusnesS OF papaon
of the heart They aad they cannot succeed
business; they don't dscourssed they
EiwHJs I''a and pleasant In the o''aaia a-s IsaS
you right the OF your downcasi locks
or sny other meannsss about them do mean those
who keep the organs inAmsd BY running These
viii not only their constitutions but those they
business with OF for.
Row many from bAdy-cured diseases, from the
effects ofseabuse excssses have brought about that
state Of those organs thui has reduced the gen
a system so much as TO induce every other disease
dIOcy unacy paralysis spinal affections, suicide and almost
every other disease which humanity is heir
the real Of the trouble scarcely suspected and
have dsctored for all but the right
Diseases Of these organs require the OF Diurstis
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DARKY LoGIC.-A friend, who overheard
conversation between a non-votlng negro and
negro voter, reports the formers argument as
follows: "Didn'tI tell you that you all was fools
for yOting-tbat the white folks had more sense
than youl You all voted, and de white folks
didn't vote, and dey beat you."-[ Huntsville Dem,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
BY THE SHEHFF.-Particular attention is called TO
the sale at auction to be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the sheriff Of the parish OF Or
leans Of valuable lot Of ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon situated on Liberty
date 81. Paul) street. between Common and Grs-
vier, First District. For particulars see adVer-
lisement.
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The auction sale In bankruptcy Of the photo
graphic establishment of William Gusy, at No,
IS Camp street, will take place this morning, at
l03 o'clock. The sale will be unreserved, by c..
E. GIrsrdey 4 Co., acting under orders Of Z. E.
Norton, Esq, general assignee, and comprises the
whole complete stock Of the establishment and
the household furniture.
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SUNDRIEs AT AUCTIoN.-Mr. A. Duchiron, al
though be has only lately gone into the auction
business, has gore into IL with his whole heart and
soul, and is making sales which must attract the
attention of buyers, spectators, and the regular
trade. We refer 10 his catalogue lin our auction
columns) Of standard groceries, wines, brandies,
etc, 10 be sold ssturdsy, at his auction mart No.
10 Tchoupitoulas street, and would suggest that
sn opportunity will then be offered for the favors-
bic purchase Of standard and always merchanta-
bic articles.
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Parties desirous Of buying furniture at eK.
tremely low rates would do well to attend the
regular tri-weekly auction sales at the Masonic
Hall Auction Mart, corner Of St. Charles and Per.
dido streets, on Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fri
days, at ii o'clock A. NJ.
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TIE SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROoFING CON-
PASY.-We call the special attention Of builders
and househOlders to the advertisement Of the
above named company, in to-day's paper, in
which all the advantages Of this new style Of
roofing houses are succinetly stated.
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"Thou rainest in this BOSOM" as the chap said
when the basin of water was thrown over him by
the LADY be was sereDadiDg,
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RECORDER IETTEE's COURT.-Wm. Rose, G
sailor boy, was arrested on a charge Of
vagranCy, az the instance of his father a
sesfaring man, charging him with yagrancy aud
requesting that he be confined till the ship on
which both are employed sails.
John Driscoll, Charles Lester, VIM. Martin, J..
P. Martin John Harris and Hugh Kennedy, were
required 10 give bonds Of $1,000 each, or go 70 the
WOrkhouse for six months, as SO many suspicious
characters. They INDUCED in an abortive effort
10 escape by cutting through the walls OF the
prison cell. They were detected by the turnkey.
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REGULAR SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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MASS MEETING IN DoNALDsoxvILLE

An enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats took
place on the 9th ult, Col. Robert |. Barrow pre-
siding. Some five or six hundred citizens of the
parish OF Ascension were present, and just before
the meeting q delegation from Assumption,
with gOodly number of colored voters,
banners. bands of musicians, etc., arrived,
and were greeted with cheers upon cheers
Col. Barrow opened the meeting with an appro-
pirate address, which was well received. Then
followed Capt Greathouse, of the steamer Nina
SHINES, in a most telling speech. Next w. O.
Saves, of Donaldsonville, delivered an address
just suited to the audience, and which was re-
received with marked favor. Mr.. Mccoy, col
ored, of New Orleans, succeeded Mr.. Saves. He
addressed his remarks especially to the colored
people. He was repeatedly and loudly applauded,
and his speech had the double force of being srgu-
mentatiye and amusing. His anecdotes were tell
ing and bis facts convincing. After him, Mr..
FraDcoDi, of Assumption, delighted his audience
with choice oratoTy, sparkling with wit and hui
NOR. Then followed q cold collation., after which
the meeting was ended. 'l-s-
colored Radical attempted to create q fuss by
drawing pistol on q colored Democrat when Q
white man drew pistol on him and chased him
to Emile Coer's store. firing at him several times,
but luckily without effect, when he and Coler bar
ricaded themselves. This fellow Coler Is one of
the fsmous members ~ Of the celebrated con-
vention which attempted to assemble on certain
day in July. ASCENSION.
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Particular. of .he Murder of Gen. Hind...
From the Msnphl. Av.laneh. Sept. %. !

From the Memphis Avalanche, Sept 2el
most atrocious murder has been committed
on of the noblest and bravest men OF the whole
South, who, IN the deadlest of the fight, show
ing his proves battle, and his fearlessness In
his devotion to the Southern cause, had none to
excel him. We allude to the gallant Gen. Thomas
c. Hindmsn, Of Helena, Arkansas, who on Sunday
night fell by the hand Of the assassin. All the
particulars to be obtained are embraced in the
following special dispatch, received at this office
last night:
tspe, al di. patch tn the Avaianche.l ta
HELENA, ARK, Sept. 2s.-Gen. Thomas G. HIND
man was assassnsted at his residence In the midst
OF his family, at 10 o'clock last night. He was
shot through window, near which he was sitting,
with musket loaded with buck and ball. He
was smoking at the time. The left hand in which
he held bis pipe was carried away, and two balls
passed through bis neck, severng the wind.pPe
Iced eight hours, and died with sublime courage
and resignation. A deep gloom has been cast
upon the community.
He was a formidable enemy Of Radicalism, and
suspicious exist that his assassination was pro-
cured through political causes. All quiet here
to-day. aI cf
Between IL and o'clock yesterday dispatch
was received at police headquarters, announcing
the murder. IL also contained the description Of
a man named Robertson who it 10 said, left for
st. Louis on the II. NJ. Shreve, an hour and half
after the tragedy.
The Shreye passed up at noon. Upon reach
ing the levee, with detective McCune Col. Beau
mont found the tug Nettie Jones, Capt. Ford.
whose services were at once secured. She steamed
away after the sbreve. overhauling her above tbs
island, and by signaling brought her to halt.
Once aboard, a search was instituted for Robert
son. who was readily identified BY the description.
With him were his family and household furni-
ture, all en- route, he said, to Springfield, No.,
where he resided.
He received his arrest with the utmost COM
porsure, and not only stouty denied any know
ledge of the horrid crime with which he stood
charged, but feigned ignorance OF Il having been
committed although the fact was well known to
everybody else aboard, and had naturally been
the subject Of much comment. From his own
statements to the officers, he has been abou
Helena for the past six months, although old
residents of the place, with whom he conversed
last night, knew nothing of him. He Is pale, has
black hair, is about thirtytwo years old, and five
feet five inches high. When arrested, he had q
rusty repeater, three Of whose chambers con.
tanned balls. The tug returned with the prisoner.
and his wife and child, about. a o'clock. They
were placed on the Luminary and sent back to
Helena.
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HORRIBLE CRIME AT sEA.-Two hundred ana
ninety coolies, on the Italian ship Theresss, uiu
tinted, on the voyage from Macao. Aver knhng
the mate and twelve sailors. they fougnt amens
themselves, about fifty being killed. Inc oest
and ihen L,IieS' The coolies compelled the cap
tain to steer for the China coast. where the snip
was plundered and liberated she reached ns SsS
with eight sailors, and the captains Ste' VINO hau
been subjected to barbsrons treatment
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNArE,
j. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
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Notes Implements Marriage should
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NEw oRtxls,. January II, 1858.
The Board Of Directors resolved to declare scrip
dividend OF THIRTY PER CENT the net earned parc
psng premiums the year ending December 81 1867 and
have further resolved pay Six Per Cent interest all out
standing certificates Of Scrip and after the second Mon
day Of March. ls6S ]. TuYEs, Presidents
J. ". RIzcKs. Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Geo. Urquhsrd T. b. BlanchardJr Chs. Latte
A Rochercau. VIM Stevens, y. NJ Lspeyra
q. W. Bsbceck J. A. White A. schreber,
Jno. Gsuehe, ". T. Williams, J. TuyeS
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The Of choroic scrouous SELECTIONS always
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Palmer feels very badly because Cen
eral N. B. Forrest, :" late of the Confed-
crate army" this designation is bor-
rowed from the Radicals, had seat
and was a member of the late National
Democratic Convention. Ia his trash
effort at Marion, Illinois, the other day,
the aforesaid "loil" Palmer, in speak
ing of Forests presence at the Conven-
ton in New York, blows of as follows :
~ want to know, my fellow-citizens,
il the loyal and true men Of this country,
il those who have met him in battle, il
the widows and orphans of those who
have been slain by the myrmidons oil
that infamous traitor that's il share
in the Joy exhibited in that convention al
his condescending to present himself al
a political assemblage in this free coun-
tryY
We guess there was about as much JOY
felt 10 this country at Forests presencs
at the National Democratic Convention,
az there was at Gov. Browns of Georgia
founder of the Andersonville prison
pens. being received with rounds o
applause" By the "Ioyal aud true" q
the Chicago Radical Convention tina
nominated Hiram U. Grant, Of the o: s
A.. for President. What the opinion Of thu
widows aud orphans" Of those WHIT
we're starved to death and brutally nur
dered in Gov. Browns pens at Anderson
vile. are, in regard TO the Governor
presepce aud the part be took in nomi
mating the Mazeppa captain ofthe URite'
States armies as the loil" candidate 70
the Presidency, trashy Palmer don't say
-Sprinqfeld tHl) Register.