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yIcKssuRG-steane Gen Qutman-1e bs's. cotton 70
b ak more Woodbridge 6co-l8 do Prtcha-d-f7 n All
&co-l4 do Hogan PettonIl T II ] NJ Allen Aso-s
Richardson Msy-6J Povel-6 G G Stsver- W X Pick
ss-5 Won Phul Brosl Levitt Jno Barnett-4 Chas Gal
laeer-4J Bu,bndgs 4ce-l Male &cos Violet Black
&cc-5 Gsrrard Craig-5 Mnsson &co-2 B Newmsn 4
coz r a 3 Banderson-l y Champdn-1 Jso H.rdis
col Il 7 Lonsdac-l > " Psrson-i Aliens, She OK A1
tey299 sks cotton seed @ Fairch ld57 do w Persos-
2ol do Mogu is-12o do str G-n Qum n-l6l Morrison
Buck &eo-67 DO Battle robs0 DO woif2O do Britton
Mo~rel0 DO Jno Chafe Bro-s1ndlies 70 ordsr-Tota
l4l7 bales cotton
{. OUAcHfTA CITY-sfesmer Ticksbur0-ls bsles cotten
Bsaoles Wingo &eel1 Jno Hardie &c0-7 Levy II las
- TO ORDERS Frierson5 kearn shearer-f L ruase
6ce-f Meyer, Deuich wsis-2 Brnots McDsnsld kco-2
tellozs HI yBo Nixon &co2l7 cotton seed K-arn
6shesrer-l05 B'rnettS hogs head cattle T g Noel
J5 hesc cattle As hogs Ben Foster csuudrss 10 order
Total ca bal. couon
JkFffkSOSsesmer Mite Stephsns- lO7 bales ,f,on
Perkins Swenson &co69 % speske Buckne al Bar
bridge &so 40 DO Aynar &co2l Kirkpatrick Ksifh2D
Payne. Huntington Acc rs Logan Clsibarne-4 CONS
Il Jno Phelps &co-4 sr'oks Donsld &cs-2 Randall
Co.'S ia McLsughlin-o9 order Gil u bales DO
su-5 Gales hides ober Atwater kools rolls leather 70
Jno Phets &ccsurdres order-Tots f6l bales cotton
shkEVEPORT-Sesmer Lstourcae-sQ bales cotton to
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UTIILA-sehr Angelipa--Fruit to J B Pignola
CAhDINA~-Schr Fanny keating-S54 hhds molasses IS
tbs do n DeMeza
PENsAC LA-schr Chariot $1,000 feet lumber Sanford
Black 50U guuny bags and 40 ndfi,s to order
BOSTON-SehoonsI 4 Gibson-5ll tons ice o @ Ice &c
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Warint 5nteuigenrs.

ILL CREscKs1. orrrcx, No "a cAxr srRxzr,(
Saturday. April 49, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship josephine, Atkinson, for Bfashear City
a Whitney &co
Bark Jas Meoarty, MeCarty. for Providence. r
Thorndyke 4 Norton
sehr Florence Rogers. Rogers for Los Rmsdios (,nbs
Geo A fosdick &c
Bark Prims Donna (Brit. Boomer for cadis Mister
Brig Carmen (BIip, Madarssa, for Havana Master
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OPELoUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
- Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, At ar
NOE OfELOU8AS, WASHINGTON POKf
Barre, and ali andinzs the Coast A.chafalsys River
and Bayou Courtshlesu-rhe good AID safe sfesm<
starlight, Gus f Loualller, masfer, NJ Ksrlson.
clerk win leave above WI leave Washington svs1
Sunday at 10 O'Clock -. For eignt passage apply
BLOCH BROS. ISL Common street, N. o..
or o. HfNCkLEY SON. Washington. La
p. S-Thesea.ner Annie Wsxley a. Washington
With steamer sn Frog and bsrgss for all lnncn b-ys4
bssuf and VII align Through bills Of aiding
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Songs, dances, local sketches and gymnastic
exercises by the varieties company, also Dssher's
great burlesque, noon and night, at the Academy
of Music to-day.
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ALABANA.
LFron the Montgomery Nail. April Isl


From the Montgomery Mail, April Isl
A ride in the country Sunday morning satisfied
us that, If properly cultivated and not visited by
any Of the many plaques which are the constant
terror Of many of the Southern planters. the
crops this yesrlwill be good. From everywhere
we get most Encouraging reports, although the
freedmen were generally late in making contracts
The stands of corn and cotton for miles from the
,city we're good and in most fourishing condi-
ton. No damage was done by the late frost.
Those freedmen who have made contracts are
working faithfully. In many instances as much
as twenty-five acres to the hand is under cultva-
ton, besides potatoes, oats, and other things
generally raised by the planter. At present we
see little 10 discourage the planter, but mach 10
justify him In expecting an abundant harvest.
LOUISIANA.
Prom the Msrksvills yilsger. April III NJ
Beautiful spring weather Is at last gladdening
the hearts Of the poor planters and everybody
else. Gsrdens are blooming seldom gardens
bloom In this section. Why Because the white
people are working their own patches, and are
FULLY realizing the truth Of that grsndest of grand
old maxims-
He who BY the plow would thrive
He mast himself koa and dive
We are glad 70 be able to announce that Red
river has commenced 70 recede, aud We hone by
next issue it will be within its banks.
[Frou the opslcusss journal. Iithl
The prospects for full crop in our parish are
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sss en.sys se2 Jos Hoyls k z.n. osssssr
ryns 5sDs 1s 'S fsis: osss
spsk.r s.nd,ssE sessts 1esnsres wstrsn; cI.H
cispr Bros aco-n xynsT ace. Bs:d.ss, Wing xss-n
3 T.; sss: Nj = ; s.'i: sss.s
&ee-sundries y ordes-Iots 20 oA,ss Gotten q.
sup ssa sss Js1y y ''s
:sss ss sssir i. :.s syfs %
ss cSe :, sseF d9 bS. rice Sou
sny 70 ordss-Tota bales cotton Ga SKIS seed
81 Lou1s-rowboat Mohawk-lss bbls -four Schneider
zube,bisr 500 do Perdrs~uyle-5 Glover odsedan
son. H E saSdssss Scfos Cobb. Doihonss
co6 DO g order' 700 DO Is IS corn ~ sks ea s,s
l22 s.. Ksher updks &eos5g ks Lacey Terry
s' snse x OF. d Do a. ssS
do g ks re Pq ~ * corn Bar
ns bis pork cosss-s@s s 90 ssniord -i5o
q Allen G:ygs Ss pkg R hard os ses B Ms raw
foss sss ssia Dbl; acar Iss Dbl. pork
ssis win. c.Ssss i Ssis neal
DO chenoweth Casey &oes bbls JuiAnl eels Hour
sssels wisss 8eeo ssss. lard IS C. hs1s Ssrs
Adams 900 b.s candles Grief Sso.!a sS S @sss
bacon . hhss g 2 bs. "a s sy5Ps &, ss ham, e
ties Ia is tics hams 80 bxs bacon Schneider zubsrbsri
bids bacon q ties hams bis DO bbls egg psBonae
y bans oil 70 IS s6is pork % BIZ a. bacon
ysnhom &co35 hams 81 bills meal 30 kegs lard 70
oglesby &cr2O hfbbs lard Dwye-2t ties Ia % cases
do As lard 50 bxs candles bxs ms % tics hams sheet
copper 50 bbls pork mill whitney Sce25t SKIS corn
Cobb Dolhonde &o-0 hams 80 kegs lard 30 bbs pork
40 bx cheese Mcfarland Strag kco-2 bxs books Ste
seymour-6 csks glassware q Schvixsr-l0 do A
Bennett &eo2 pkgs do Ball. Lyons &cosI sxs do 4s dem
Johns empty Jos Hoy5a bzs btters Femmny-f59
It Moore 6co-55 pkgs mdse @ NJ Serial do Hsre--3
bis whisky Owen Brosl do kegs de Wood Love Lud-
xiesen-l00 bxs macroai Coehrsn-2t bxs glassware
MeDsvi,t-55 do Kearnv 81. IS &eo-l bb castings
West-l pkg do fbrlps PARIS &co2 pkgs chairs Ray
mond2 bxs rivets Hogan Patton7 csks eartasnwars
Bertess bxs glassware Gaines Rslf-ot inrnture Allen
Holsnder25 hams 30 bxs bacon jas Bonnoy &eo5bxs
hand Shark Staaer &co-l00 bxs candles Buyer &col
BIZ mdse MeColl-25 bxs soap Canpeglio-5 bhs eggs
Bentz-50 hhds Vlavaso6 Dkgs mdse Geo Purvis
"A do Noyse-O kegs lard 50 bbls
pork 25 bxs candles ] Lewis 6c0-l bx mdse Wynne
CO.'S bxs glassware csk do smonsf bols glassware 20
bxs do Gsuehe-2 boxes glassware Bo.tick seymour
pkgs mdse Huobard-39 hhds bacon SuIth-150 SKIS
malt weisenbsch Kumpp-sundrest ordsrfotzl bales
cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flicksr-l4 SKIS potatoes NJ La
basquers5 bids bides SuIiel bbs onions Caero-3 dy
LDums.re-sundres 20 order $3.50.
MOBILE Lucroa-25 bbls turpentine liz bbls
rosin Trump sy-suDdres to order
LOWER CUASf-steamer Aoe-l6 bbls rice J Hart
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Louisa--lumbsr Hassam & Poosy
PAsCAGouLA-schr Sea Horse-70OO0 feet lumber -
Delmas Griffin
soBILEsehr July-fumber to Sanford Black aud rOsin
PAS iAGOULA-schr Martha M-scooo feet lamber Del
Grimm
HsssB0Ro-schr sta-sooO feet lumber to Sanford &
PAsCAGouLA-schr colmsr-sooOo feet lumber Dslmss
a Griffin
PAsct ELA-sshr Perssversncs-sooo fee, lumber to
PAscAGOULA-sehrU nOn-s7oOo feet lumber Demas &
Griffin
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Memoranda

The schosner Isrd BE le Parsons hence for Pensacola
returned 20 the Pieketts lentraocs New Canal She
perenced heavy gale the 4th during which sprung
aleak.
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ARKANsAs RIYER

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
r,orL Leaves On SATURDAY, April lsih as6RH
=, hosr rlnc Ban and al way landngs-The No pssssa
III, sssxs ~ ~ 49, -. Cslcwei. John woodburn. MASTER
w 'o@ia' OF 70 6EITrON co.. front street..
DOUGLAS DONOHUE.
Tckoupitaulss st~oet.
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seed
CADfZ Bark prima Donna 57759 slaves
HAVANA-Brg Carmen-5O5 Sbs hau' 200 SKIS potatoes
500 sks bran his soap a bbis and snndriss -
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much better at present than ever before at the
same season since the war. The weather Is and
has been most propitious, with the exception OF
heavy shower that fell this week accompanied
with some hail-no perceptble damage, however,
was done. Old and close observers of the sea-
sons say that the present spring has been more
favorable for planting operations thar any before
for many years. From all quarters we hear that
the freedmen have been working well, and, like
the weather, are doing better than ever before.
considerable quantity OF cotton has been and
will be planted, but our planters have awakened
to the necessity of producing more corn, potatoes,
and other articles of subsistence than formerly;
and we feel safe 10 saying, If the laborers per-
form their duty and the weather remain propi.
fious that double OK three times the usual crop OF
the latter will be produced in parish the cur
rent year.
From the Eatehioches Times. lith
In the upper part of the parish, the river has
receded and planters are busiy engaged In plant
ing both cotton and corn. As for the lower part,
every thing is all right. On the hills, the small
farmers are active, and will certainly succeed II
pluck and energy count for anything, for they are
working with will. They have never depended
upon cetton for their living. s9d are, generally
speaking. in better condition than those in the
valley. Raising stock and food crops is their
passion. So, according to reports, everything Is
quite satisfactory.
PoLITIcAL.--At the charter election In Albany
N. Y, on the l4th, the Democrats elected their
mayor and the majority Of the city ticket BY about
1000 majority.
Springfield. ILL.,, went Democratic by 300 ma
jority-a large gain since last year.
O'Neil. the Democratic candidate for mayor OF
jersey City, will probably be elected by 500 ma
jority.
Returns from Hoboken and Hudson City also
show Democratic success.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship austin Fsrws from Galveston to Whitney
&co-lst district l6
Steamship Crescent Hsthern, from Galveston, WHIT
ney &co-lst district Is
schr Angelina tBrit), Ward from Uta to Pegniss-
I'd district
schr Fanny Hating Daniels from csrdenss. to GOdsnOow
&Ke,bmPoint
shcr UbarIcIss, Pepper from Pensacola New
Basin r
Schr Gibson Thatcher from Boston. 20 msster-Pont
scnr Louisa from Bay st Louis, to hsssam fooeyNew
BASIN
schr Re Horse from PascagOula. to Dslmas Grhin-Ssw
Basin
Sch July, from Mobile. to master-New Basin
Schr Martha N. from Pascasoula. to Demas Grn-New
Basin
schr Star fon Hsnsboro to SANFORD Black-yew Basin
sehr Go mer, nom Pascagoulss to Demas Grfin-Nev
BASIN
schr Perseverance, from Psscagoula to Dslmss Grin-
New Basin
schr Union rom Parcagouis, Dsmss Grfn-Old Basin
Barge Henry Latour from -, to order
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Quitman feathers, from vi ksburg
Ncksburg Blanks, from Ouachita City
Mite stevens, Kellogg, from Jefferson
Flicker, Ancoin from Lafourche .faH
Tow boat Mohawk and barges fr0m st l. uis
Louise. Hopkins. fiom Mobile
II Groesbsck, Maratta, fr,m Cincinnati
Aloe, Rsdovich from Lower Coast
Grey Eagle, Bsrenco, from Bayou Sara
Lafourche, Kouns. from shreveport
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NEW ORLEANS AND MASDEyILI.E DAILY PAoKs,
COMPANY.
FOR MANDEvILLE, LEWISBURG AND MADISON
WILLIE.
EOR MANDEvIILE. LEW1sBURG AND
Madsouvile-The elegant iowpressure steamer CamsA,
Capt W. L CozzESs having unsurpassed secommOdalu.
for passengers height has purchased this @
and win her regular daily trips the above p..
about the 25th April continuing IN The trade SUNNI
and Winter. Arrangements VIII be made for the transports.
ton Of freight and passenger 10 and from cOvinfon
For further information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA. Agent
Is and % Union street
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ToR wATEAINa PLActs-MORGAk LINZ U. !.
Mall Steamers. =.
E0E BeY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
A Nssiss p City Biloxi Ocesn Springs and Pascaeoua
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The new lowprsssnrs iron steamer Frances, Cant
0EO. j. BLAKESLEE will make reeulsr trims "a 49,.
places follows arrival Of PontchArran Railroad Irans =
below:
On SATURDAY. II l. uain--on this zip <or z 10 Psscs
goula
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY vFnxpe
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Pascagous every sUND1Y
NOON. - ~''DoA
The above trips viii be regularly made unless r.,
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO.. ! rsnts -
NB-At Pass Christian stoppass made sny q sSs c.
trail wharf
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs& GREATwEsTERN-
bales cotton L LasaHe- do Bonof0n-4 bales
Blair o As head cattle and sundries ordsr-fotas
bales
bses cotton j. Walker2 do Warm Crawford &co-l do
Battle NobIe-l3 do Payne. Huntington &co-5 Garsrd
CrriP-S 90 II 4 j NJ Allen &co-9 Richardson MAJ
Oglsshy-l Jno Hardie &cn-2 do Williams 4 sons
He gns &co-220UU tees lumber 4 Hart &co $3.50 do
p haIkey-SU0 do b Thompson Aco-3500 do Noyse-
l6uo bricks sestonl06 SKIS Wood Lowe Ludwig
10 baie cotton yarn Jno &co4 bxs tea Kbrde
-sunores TO order-fotsl So bales cotton
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.

FOR Arkansas RIVER
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2lst inst. at s r.x.
toA Van BUREN. PORT SMITH. LITTLE
- YES rne blun and all way landings The Ms 49,
iienka steamer ces e,lae, W. ID. Baeman, master win
'@'e q soeve for ffegh apply board or 10
wMBCkk LOED. Agents, 90 drawer stresf = "
DOUGLAS DoNoHUk. renouploalas street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-
Nnw YORK.
Soh H.w ioAA
,..s 3 ~uzcu ANTE STEAMSHIP LIME
osnysi.ns s.s arstsl.'' Steamship 49,,
SREsoEHf cifY Captain < W. Holmsz
rtErH NJ IA FRA captain Geo L. Nortsn
bsiDs non NOV iof. rn1
sAioHDAi'
United states.
GEO L. NORTON, Commander.
~ s.,s ....r,or accommodation for pas
yer tr.ehs r psssss. apply 70
woon LOW 4 LupwIGsEy
~Ha No 100 Common street,
The steamship CRESCENT CITY viii follow, leaving
As shove on SATURDAY. April 18th.
----- - - - $500
Eoh NEW foHA DiHno'
7of
eco. Crenweu. Geo washington.
8. WHITMAN, Master,
,u,..v, n vhsr ,,s< ssr.uleuss street. On SATURDAY,
April 18th. as5rH
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRK and BREMEN taken
~ fruarAt or ussuass s-,lv 10
= : ALFRyp nouLroH,
4, csvond.l.t strs~x
r---- ---
nkzoHANxg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srzAx
sHR COMPANY.
ma Ii.s ooupri.s the Fine ocss. Steamships
uuHOoRDIA 49, zon sous Lsand Commands,
kkksIrGfOf....iz0 Hedgsss
ST Louis.....-..lm oiansssa'
SHiAS1A..'''.'' w 80 SNOW
concordia.
Bulls Head.
rs, and rh md nsurs a n. ,ows-s r,ss nd ever, a.
snty WI shIpper Fer freight or pass,zs
No 5 o.rooesles ssIs..
aALVEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAL. sTEANsHIPR
FOR 0ALvEsT0N AND ISDIANoLA-rH5lE
Line;
=. 49, 800 9x.-s..
Alabs ma. ........... .......-. .Msrxan.
Jn.sesi, :. ssssoraa'
~. c..----hs Ed <,--&
Nv gAWraoRSr o.uusndsv
WIN san on SUNDAY Apr,l 10Th. s.sLE
For frsiolt sr massage s,plx a 7
Cuts a wurr~rv = IN s~,s.
fe Was. a. 7" n Nn@ w.. As'n''s
No whisky rece,ved v;thont a., crer from, the csic.
-
WA
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HeioSw Corning Up,

Steamship Cleopatra. -, from London to J Fl Ash
brdee A Ocean
Ship Nauoslie Gay. from liverpool, Feby 2lst
Sehr Helena CBri, Agnen, from Aatanzas TO DeMexa
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vIClxsBURo.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, mBrE
HUN yltkeBUE9, NATCHtz, AND ALI, IN
= riTeo.sc isncingr-fhs steamer Gen Qui1maa
lesttsrs master Sam Ayies. clerk VIII leave as ABOVE
sIEE0r1A ADAMS. IS Commercial Place
ino sieemer Gen. pullman connects vicksbur9 With
steamers Countess and caumet TaEeo and Talla.chs
sssrs ado steamers Julia and Rabcon for 81 Loz Mem
PMS and all intermediate landings -
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY Arsrx
WICK sBUR 9. NArCHFz AND NEW OPrrxra
Z. LEE The steamer 49, - $40 N
Gov. AIiez,
"a. t-t JHO. W. CANNON, Mssssz.
s1 e. spoxs ier vcksburE Matches Grand Gulf Rod
h9nss, y vile and All intermediate andInrs
ne 9ox Allen MAKES close connectionx with s*e.,,.~
~ ficksburg for al landings on aroc river
% ne,snt Of passage having unsurpassed
sIsEorT ADAMS. Is Commercial p,.c.
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OHIO RIVER.
RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5Ex
Tor JEFFEKSON. SHREVEPORT GRAND
Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandra and all ufsrnedl.t.
landings 90 Red riverIhs and sp endd side whss
steamer STARLIGHT Harvey q. Heh master Cal r. HAYES
and ihos. N Heathefton clerks, viii above "a
freight o. passage apply board. or 10
- ... Wh- M kURLS, Is rev Levees street.
A. BkITr0N CO.. F1ont street
DOUGLAS a DONOHUE. Tchounitouls<
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 2lst Inst, atsRn NJ
EoH JEFFERSON SHREVEPORT GRAND
- Bayou Grand Ecore St Maurice Coflis. Alexand1A
Normans Baroins, and all ntsrmcdise landings The an
,gnt-drst passetEe STEAMER MIttfe stephens. H. Ks
freight or passage apply board or -
siNnoTr A ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaes.
t. ". SukLs, 10 New Leves street.
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be seen in the fact that j. /. Stur-
ges who advertised his restaurant
in our paper last week, found
purchaser and made sale this week.
The purct aser is Rev. Mr.. Poet. It
is valuable property.--hrs. G.
L. Shuttleworth- has resumed work
in her picture gallery opposite this
officc.--Boadle Il Slice have on
hand a large supply of Agricultural
implements adapted to the wants Of
the farming comm unity. Space for
bids an especial enumeration of the,
articles. wa ''1
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HOWE'S
STANDARD SCALES

LIVERY description of scale warranted
IL to give entire satisfaction. Send for
a Catalogue and Circular. Second hand
Scales Of other makers, taken in part pay
for ours, for sale CHEAP.
~ HOWE SCALE co.
Park Place. New York, l3l Federal
street Boston. Tn23m3
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PRODUCE s. P.sOYiSI OSS
corrected Weekly by IL Hunting.
MISCTLLA
SPEciA,- NOTICE.
EyRRORs lsE YOJTss.

A, Gentleman who suffered for years From
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
al th: effects Of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and d.
rrciion. foi. making the simple. RENE y by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser experience, can
do =, BY addressing, in perfect contifcsacc,
JOn.| Is. OGDEN, IL Ced r. Street, New
York |. " ~ u "i-8yl "a
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|,,-r - Premiunls to- Clubs. II
Pars1,o4r "a AID Ola Large o,sdMhs ! netodeo"s
| For 50 subsoribcrs,a mt SIS each, an organ
Of any New Y ork manufacture, worth $50;
for Is At 81. worth $75; for 100 at 81,
worth 500, for 125 ut S., worth S125;
f,r ltO u S4.worth Sl5o;sfor l75 rs,
tSl75 g j., e.s-,.ssl +, Il tis p a..ees:-,s II
SSs'rii,ss .Haehine fora W,fe and 'H'ittow.
ID. For so subscribers ut 81 each VIC will
give i sewing machine worth SIS; for .65
subscribers, S65; for 20. $40; for 100 sub
sciibcrs, full cabinet, walnut or mahogany
Hemmer and Teller, silver plated, $500.
p,oL. a~+a~s@a s3 auiassbis
|Tn0r NAM v.t ss' D. 'sT7u T10ou
For5 subscribers, at S., divers Land
marks, ? vols, octave, S.; for 3 subssri-
lbtrs,, divers Dictionary and Cyclopedia
/ Of sRreenasonry, So; for 2, Revelations of
IN square, 81 ,s0;sforl5. .Olivcr's-sHosks.
II vols, SIS; III thisproportion for'any
work in the New York Market I'D.
..s- ~-.. hgaHa. . .-,,
For 90, at S4 each. 10 Velvet Collars.
properly trimmed. for either Lodge or
Chapter worth $50: for as subscribers. 10
Masonic Ribbon Collars and 10 odge
Jewels, heavily plated, engraved in same
stsieas pure silver, worth S4I: for 80
subscribers 10 lodge Jewels. heavily pla-
te,i worth $40; for 80 subscribers, 10 o.
ticcrs aprons, stamped IN gold, with jew
cl OF Office. trimmed with silk, $50: for 6
subscribers, NJ. Mason Dress Apron.
ornamcnted with Masonic devices in blue
and gold, with silver Masonic tassels.
wcith &c. for ~ subscribers, Gold Pen:
for 10 subscribers, Il Gold Match and
Chain. for lady or gentlemen s~
We will deliver the articles Mt our rooms
4a3 Broome Street second story, or send
the books by mail, stamps having been
Furnished. If the article is to be boxed.
the expense must he prepaid hy the person
scnling for t.
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TO the East.
Passengers going East will find thu
Grand Haven Route, the sl,ortcs

Passengers going East will find the
Grand HaYes, Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE route
to all points EAST, on and after Monday
Nay eth 1868. The Steamships of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Cos dock. foot
Of MILw AUKEE STREET, TwIcE DAILY,
tSund,ys cxceptcdl at . 90 a. NJ. and
81 90 n. W. MAKING IIRErT roNNEC-
T,ors ut Grand Haven with express trains
for Detroit and all points EAST. 81 ID
less than by any ether route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. 1 /. Scott 1T depot
Prairie du Chen Wis, and 1t all principal
ticNc. Offices in the Northwest, also ut Co.'S
Office 500 Main Street, milwaukee, and
on board Steamshi ps.
". W. WILSON. Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee,, Wis.
THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt Detroit
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Union Sentinel, Kanso.
Although emphaticallv a masonic Jour
nal, yet the studying and thoughtful
seeker after knowledge, who is not q
freemason, will find in it much TO profit
and Interest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
GALES
Copper Strip Feed Cutter

For hand or horsepower, acknowledged
the Fastest, Easiest, and every
way the best i'm use.
For sale by j. IL. Decatur 4 Co.
Dealers in agricultural Implements etc.
1877 Water street. New york
Send for Illustrated Circular. (n23, m3.
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Eugene Hair Restorative,

This celebrated preparation is now put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold bv all
Druggists ut IS cents. 1t is the cheapest,
best and m1st popular Hair Preparation
known. t5l,vs vi