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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

The Su g. n Ths
s pas wss: t sss t .m SIfs s 8 =
s:sasg Ssis g. e ~ e & g.
Ger. opened closed quiet s5 81 sr n rSs
Msr mixed saus FOR %Ss and T
sales :. s ss
saS SS w for 81 g. and
wero dull and nominal. ..,,.,.s
The engagements wsrsrc ISsrpos go bsls !:
"a ;,ssms 5000 bashel. corn nat :. . tS.
tiers American brig go TONS from Philadelphia to
GGssiss were dull but Unclaimed in value We quots:-
BAGS isAc. a isc.; cloth, si'<c. zee. 80, 49,
&c., 5000 isc; 5000 do. do. and iSOOo
Hay only moderately active and prices lower
The s r. are 81 % we qa9s pfos 1Uc
sss :So. d. ~ nov" ''' w. Long '
HaxraMsnr was quiet, but Arm at loslc iic' gold
Mors-The market sal prices for the crop
aa sns tore ss
were rmer There were sales Of Sas hhds St. croH at @
@ do Cuba ssyed 70 49, c ID ls ss sc
BADGES on private terms
inactive but sR
for merchnnabe and shipping lots The rosin market was
ss ~ 1 s srs $
abeu. r 80 SO o SO i2 1870 at 20 40 100 pale
:sysas$ 81 T. sssS ds s. $ s. ss;So y
ss7. Tar sin quiet i q. WiimnstoS 'N w. ~
s Other 5 aa % o in casks and
lis packages Gu. meats The mar
steasy The sales comprised aScs, ESQ SSs Al s2s 50
ss 90 for new mess including ioobng NE latter grcs
prime future delivery Of no sales 81
RS' sn we're in @ sss Reef
WAS more for and sold to the extent Of so sb
DUH and ana
fair demand and rm but business was
Yer restricted by the small stock There were saes o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

IN advance Of about q half per cent for the later
issues of nve-twenties. At the open board at
one O'Clock Pacific Mail advanced to 102
and Erie to AK, while the market generally
was firm. At the second regular board prices were
well supported and Erie closed ~ higher than at
the first regular board, Reading IN, Cleveland and
Toledo Y and North Carolina skies tex coupon) y.
Government securities were strong and active. At
the open board at halpast three Erie declined to A.
while New York Central sold at 1861, Reading 92h,
Rock Island 1o3K, Northwestern preferred SAX and
Michigan Southern s5x. During the remainder Of
She afternoon the market remained firm and at the
close ct six O'Clock the following quotations were
current:-Pacinc MAIL 1o2 1o2x; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 29x 3o Canton Company, ASK; Quicksilver,
2ok; Western Union Telegraph, 34k SAY; New
York Central 1858 1877; Erie, AK AK; Hudson
River, 14o% 14o%; Reading s2f o 92z; Michigan
southern, SO s6l4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SIX
q SIX; Cleveland and Toledo 1924 q 1903; Cleveland,
Painsvie and Ashtabua, e9S q 1ooh; Rock Island,
1854 1o4; Northwestern, s45s IS; do. preferred,
s. o s5H; Fort Wayne, 100 1o9k.
The foreign exchange market is nrm, and there
ore now very few bills Offering. The leading drawers
ask 1OeN for their sterling at sixty days, and a cor.
responding Improvement has taken place In CONT
mental rates and particularly those on Paris while
the tendency Is towards q further ADVANCE. At the
close bankers bills on England at sixty days were
quoted at 100 q 1oex; at three days, 1925 1oes.;
commercial bills, 10sA 10sX. Bankers' bills on
Paris at sixty days. 5.1sz SICK.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
IN London to-day and on the previous dates men.
ffonad.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follows:-
Custom House. 500 Treq syp.
Recefpts. Receipts. Pigments. Brlnnces.
Aug. 81. s554426 sl,a5o,eA S5e5s s44 $685. 52
Sept L.. 1888 l,487.5T0 1O9+25s sy,92S,77s
Sept. O.. $4,000 1,6l5,76S 2,As,240 S7,3oi, 800
The exports exclusive OF specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending September
and since the commencement Of the year compare
as follows with those OF 1896 and 1867
1866 1857 1868.
For the week. 1896, 500 $255s, s0T s2.s27,891
Prev reported. $780, 23O,2ls 122,4201sl $780, 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

DARE CHANCE FOR PRINTING.-PARTNER WANT.
~ edThe advertiser wishing to extend his business. DO
partner with capital of 5000 It is the Oldest print
establishment in Prookyn and II in dourfshing
condition None but thorough, enerprsing printer need
apply For further parc call ut "a Court street,
the City Hall. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

CorTER-Rio IN fair demand and firm NJ previous
prices There were 1850 bags Davidson on
private terms Laguayra in demand, and were
effected Of 800 bags private terms Other kinds
our ORB AND dEhTN~Receipts 122ss bbs aour II l7s
bushels wheat $500 do corn, os1 do oats SO do rye.
Ths nske state Western -four ruled steady
today under fair demand from the local trade and for
shipment provinces There was also some demand for
made for shipment 10 both Philadelphia and Baltimore.
nd snrne ertras were buoyant and Arm California -four
vas aniet bnt more steady quotaons the were
about II 900 Southern nour quiet but prices
ncs Sed: aales as bbs Rye -four quiet and prices
were heavy the sales 27b bbs Corn meal quist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 2--sP NJ
corroS.-Receipts, none. The market fairly active,
bu. weak prices Of the better grades were fully NC per
In lower owing 20 liberal offerings spnners were
rrncpai purchasers The sales embraced 2s6t bales In
Guiding 5 on specuson 2259 for spinning and ~
morn. Annexed are the current quotations
fS'" n, brnIs nj Jfo5;Js md N.,s OvJ.rus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

! The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
mspt md balances Of the subTrsasury In this city
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

We WIN make CASH ADVANCES shipnssss con-
signed to our friends, j. h BRowRR CO.. Is South street.
New York. III LBvY'& sALoMoN,
3csrosdslst sRsss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

= TOBACCO nANURAoFoHY.
cornsr Chsrtrss sad Cont strsstx

n T. r sARRAxIN sAsnkfs sbs pasronass extended
10 In me- the sstabshmsnt 81 his aco. 10 eoastanty
ussd his bss sxsions 70 increase bic reputs
ticn end Z nov The Southern otatss superior
article Of cut fobacoo smokne up IN Ill sorts o. pse
Acc 70 suit ts trnda HIS sssors e OhSvfnG fo6acco
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

II ORDERING TICKETS, Enclose the amount Of ronsy
tes sdrss BY mall fer what you wish purchase name
a. Lottery In which you vish invested and Whistler ycu
Nh Whoss Halves Qaarss on scspt We ssnd
chat ordered. By arrt mail together With the schsns
ms I'll TIE solvent Banks Bank Chscks Certificates
Deposits end Psstass Stamps. received b payment for
Hsksea
Prss Tickets houd - rstamed this once for payment
q sunswal IN sthsF Isks>a They VIII b paid In Bsnk
Chssks = n such WI bot sccommodats The
DarehssR.
80 CHAA I. HOWARD,
~ Lock Box Ca. New orlsans La
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

II,
celet eet Pocket Book containing small mt Of
money which the get BY calling No 20 Poym
MIA street. and describing and paying for this publication
I OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE lsrH SEPTEMBER
~ nstant an ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount OF Money number of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following dsscesd tes which the public
dated December 1867 drawn by T. ID. Van his
order BY him indorsed for hundred dollars
payable in three six and nine months after
drawn By Mrs Van Horn to her own order and BY he.
Ne Varatur" BY Gosehslk Msgner, notary public
eve hundred ard thiryhye dolar for eight
cents at after date (sept Is 1861 drawn
dorsed as above Marked - Ne Ysriatur" BY w. L. Poole
Ae Ssa g &. ORA e4a.f 7 81 A Az
fifty dollars; one note Of : Lobde in favor Of Hardy
DELL for hundred and ty dollars endorsed date
not reDem erede Of which paid but not
canceed The finder s welcome the money w receive
additional reward returning the Diary Papers 10
T. ID. Van dorm. "a Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

EOB 1ALE-REAL EsTArE--sEgKRAL hun.
dred Cotton and Sugar Pantatons located n tho ~
partitions q she cotton and sugar growing essts2 Also Rice
A. s;ss ,s s5s Ss p. y,siss
rropH improved and unmprovsd h the tr q rssanoss
stores building lots and fnvorAblst Pao6
wishing invest Win ws 70 call md Gzamns o opsr.
tsa 1tlse Gard. 1ea Esta4s AssntA EA = Oassnlass
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

= s d As.6 aAn4 Uf..2
Drops, and 6yrups By seam Importer Of Fronch Orna
ments, such a. Cupds Fower Gum Lssvss Lyrics, Dau-
Phns Decorated Toys, cosssques, Fancy Pspe for Cake
mas and New Year Prsssnss Conuoopss ETC., Ne 9s
Old Leves street, bstvsss b. Louis and Cont strsst New
Orleans. La
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

L OST-oN THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
~ Brown Hound, answers 10 the name of Jed Had
piece Of the bottom Of his left large
white max his breast when lost he had leather
at 81 Race street = r go - -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
CTORA 0E IN BOND.
U. 8. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4,
Corner Peters and Co.tI Streets,

Euhscriptios-rvsavs months S. ax months. % IN "a.
This long sstabhed jou nal eeeonse vsy desirable
this time In view that fensscolA y eesting
her railroad communications with The Northwest, and
Il 10 Devoted 70 the dsvsopmsnt Of The matsrial
terese Of the State Of Florida and n m Local DE-
dsvotss special The tnmsnss Lumber
and Timber rsds growing MP vicinity aaee = other
commercial items which 70 the careful ree4 VII indicate
the development Of the advantages Of Pnsecos
- port Aavertisemsnts solicited
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
MONTGOMERY BROS. q Co. s SALES.

.i-r WOu uOWtut buUos q sUs SALeSs
LARGE AID PKRzMPfORY SALE OF KLB0AHY
uatsh 81 Single HERE'S. Esssnt esAdis Horses. Pine
Wsk Mulss, Fine MA Osvu. Bsmin. HMns.. Wagssa
90. eta. - sss1isn. = 10 la Hsf eau q trsr
NJ M0HTaONERY DHoa. = o..
= Il noueox1sy. AnelioaeR.
...-.f a., 5000, omcs-U Oaup sszssG
1NUURSDAY. October H, ~ II e'eloeh q.
l.. q r knn's stablss. 0nvsr street, vfn - self-
Ussnns Match Heres
ElssAnt Baddls HensA
Hns work uulsA
Yins Mich Gown
Abe-Tsp end 0psn Baegisa. Hsznem. Wagoos.
- fsRns-Cash n o. q frsasury NotssL
yURMTURR. ..rURNITURR.. .. -. .YURNIfURB
~ NOHTGOMEBY BBOs. = o..
,l...,t- -. II y. NoHsoonHnYs Auosione9.
THBRsDAY. Oetsber Is. 81 N e'elsek n.
q their Auction HAT 81 Camp strsss Win b.
a general assortmsnt Of HOUSEHOLD RuRNITURR,
nch Rosevood Mahogany and walnut Dsdstsads, Ia.
reeus Armoi. Waahstands, Mahogany and walnut fetaa
Sofas Spring Scat Chas Easy Chas Marble Top Center
Fables 1abs Top sideboard Extns0e Tables vevsk anA
Brusssls OeEpss French Plats Muo Nstsssss Engrav-
hgr Psiutng Cooking Stoves and Utsns "a, bsHg Ne
oeatsnts Il several wenaaznisnsd hosssk =
Iargs MvsIos q UossAss Bsds Usas anS woed Bee
s0fEars-cash IN o. 9. Treasury Hotss. r.fl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR. DRAWING. BED
~ AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE 81
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRORS
lu Flsssrra - ..saG
RICH GAS CHANDELIERS. BRONZE AND OTHER
y-ss BOO ORNAMENTS Fi sii
..cfile II sff hlf1..s
CARPETS. ENGRAvINes. GLASS. CHINA AND
OTHER WARE. ETC. ETC.
AT AUCTION.
-rl IrI Hligf
M Q. 4. GIRARDEY u co.,
.ra f Omee-No. II Exchange Plsea
WEDuEeDAY. October Deth, as TO-.
w O'Clock viii be sold at pubic auction,
story brick dwelling. No. l7s s. Charles between
5SE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE, com.
prising Elegant Rosewood Paor Drawing and Bed Room
Sets Reh ench Plate Mantle and Pier niuo Lace and
Damask Curai English Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures;
Brusse and ober Carp ting; window Shades and Coicss
Clock and other Ornaments In BronEe Engraving
and Glass hin. and other Wares and great variety Of
Descriptive Cstsogpes vii be ready for delivery the
20th inst ct the Office Of the Auctonssrs - Il
~ TERxs-Cash In o. S. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.THE TWO THREE STORY BRICK
rtores "a and rs Poydras street Apply at Coliseum
Place. between rsrpschore and kelpomens streets.
ITO BENT-THREE VERY DE uRABLE OFFICES
on the second floor Of the New Orleans Mutual
Company. Canal and Camp Apply once
company.
EOR RENT-RooMs AND BOARD WITH PRr.
Jackson Fourth District can be obtained By early sppca
ton on the premises or By note to g. isfs n this Office
EOR RENT-A LARGE. FINE THREE-sroRY
Brick Dwelling House. No. SIS Chsrtres street. st.
works in it, The CANAL street run within
sns saaArs Of and the hsnpss stree: cars within two
first sx months and $50 month the last six monthsin
EOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent O.nsl street,; Nos II, IA and l2 Rent moderate
TOR RENT or sALE-THE Two-sroRY
and Baronne eess with d.eine above ichen chambers
and sge shed In the Lot q BY $50 For further par
noor.
TOR RENT-THAT LARGE OOMuODIOU, AsD
Delord and ST. Charles Formerly Nsyades) streets Having
openings all sides and abundance of yard rSom II Is well
suited for Family boarding house school, For TERMS
EOR RENT OR LBAsE-rHE LARGE AND
train Railroad depot Eysian Fields street. between Vic
tory and Mosesu streets 70 an :ntspsng keeper this
70 O. T. Grardsy 4 Co., II Exchange Plscs. $500 =
without board Also day Sosfders I've large front roo%s
. =
Liberty. - 49,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

.. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Oct LIST, 1868 !
The following described goods having
on Of the laws herein FORTH hereby
given that unets the claiming
and ne their Chains according 20 law within twenty
from date hereof the GOODS viii be advertised
public auction provided by sections IL IL Is IA Of the
Act of Congress. approved July 18th, 1866
July 9, 1858 mark, bottles Kirschwksser; vessel
Olinds yiel alton section !, Act July q, ls66
July 16 1867 Married bbls Syrup Cane Juice u
section /, Act June 30, 1854
August To- 1868 marked 9. under T. Y, box Cs,9 C
CARS; steamer 0uyane violation section a. Act March
f7es
box FLOR do Water and lis pairs Kid Gloves mark:
sell Pima Donna; violation section - Act March
August 81 1865 no mark casks Rum vessel Ysabelita
violation section g. Act March .. l799
September T. 1868 no mark, Absynthe. IS BILLIARD
Balls; vessel Ehna violation "a Act March l799
: PERRY pULLER Collector.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

CHAA I. HOWARD,
Lock Boz GA. New orlsana La
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

MANUEL NELSON vs. L yoHNSON-SECOnD JUS
TICE's COURf-No. 63ll. ~ -
RH VIRTUE Of . wris OF nera fneaas
- TO me drected BY the Honorable A. sh LEY Second
% ss e public auction SATURDAY 2l.h Of Ocfo-
Ter 1865 1t ~ O'Clock Cusomhoosr street. between
Dorgsnos and Broad Streets the following described pro-
bSs"sToaY FRAME HOUSE, II ss.. from. By "a
feet dep. .II ~ = - = =
- ''' '''',J ). v. QUINN. Constable.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

Respectfully patronage
has been heretofore literally accorded and beg
form friends and the public that prepared Ia sdd
ton former business TO Negottate Loans Mort
Attend the City and STATE Assessments Of City aud
Suburban Property Taxes State and City, Lease City
Property and Collect Rents for Residents AID Resen
All business OF whatever kind intrued will with
prompt and business like attention. and The OF parties
using services wiz have jealous and personsl
j. B. WALTON 4 DESLONDE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
coNsTABlt's SALES.

SEBASTIAN ooUEY vs.. JOHN scBRoEDER-sxth Jus
tice Court-Nos. 1864 and 1853
QY VIRTUE OF two writ OF nevf fnceas
~ me dscted By the Honorable Ihos Co!lina Sixth
sell q public auction. MOND II. the ninetssnfi
day Of ccsober 1858. at u o'clock H. No. o Rousseau
street. between Jackson and Phillip streets lI'
MICH COWS lrT rr
Seized IN the shove numbered and entitled suits
A0-THRxs-Ossh on the spot. ~ - s.r lt-r
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
AUCTION SALES,


AUCIxON 0AkE0S
.ss c. E. slARoeY . co.'s SALES. ssl.N
roR ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE -
ELEoAxf ROSEWOOD, PARLoR. DRAWING, BED
AND DINING ROOM FuNrTURE. PIANO. oEocKs
xAxTEL AND OTHER oRHAuExn aLAssoH1sA
AND cRocKERr W. Re. COUNTING OFFICE. FUR
MruRs. CARPETS. Ero. ETC.
NJ O. =. aIRARDEY = 90.
80. ..s. omes-No. II Rxshanes Plaza
WTEDDaxsDAy, Ses: e, lsss: e hs,s..ss
oy sad Z; :, ,9s
Union The SiSsns LIS q elegant and veg chses
y0osfSIsIse SOLID ROSEWOOD rARLcs sErs,
ses ess TsS. s' Soma We
French sss ssss.
Anrorss Chns snd Giassvsre etc. trit -rras s.s -
An elegant toned rAvREs PLANO. Upright, with Rose
wood stool end Music Stand. - -
Also = fns collection of COUNTING ROOM FuRsIruRE.
Kitchen STOVE and FURNITURE. ~
-is And 500 fsrs'g
est variety Of other useful articles to, numerous 70
Descriptive Catalogues win be ready for delivery 1t once
OF the Auctioneers, the 10Th inst : 7T-
xn-fssss-cash n United ssatss Treasury No&a bsfors
Hcn:ss.sps.s IN x.-s 4 ax,ise1. II nTstsss ias
LARGE SALE OF IRON RAILING. COUNTING HOUSE
aotsa. FURNITURE ETC as,ffa. 81
BY Q. =. 0IRARDEY d CO..
-f ApcnoNxxxs-0mcs. II Exchange Place.
THURsDAY. October 18th, at n O'Clock
Il, ct public auction, 81 the once No. 46 Carondeist
street. between Graver and Union Streets lately count
ing house Of Messrs sfbey. Guion Co.. win be sold
The hon Railing, Mahogany Desks. Writing and Cotton
samplng Tables one large Iron Safe. etc y,'
~ TrRrs-cash in ". s. Treasury notes.
WITHOUT LIMIT
cf e-E-1 Egaltl CSC 81
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
81 ~ ol.-a f1 sehHD-- llrttr q
.1fN saarI 1f7-lsfp
A DOUBLE HOUSE, NO i,s ST JOSEPH STREET,
NEXT ADJOINING TO THE CORNER
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-07-23

MAIN STREET. Last week we spoke
of the grocery and provision store of Mr.. Heat h
on Main Street, opposite the Public Square.
Since that time he has sold out to VIM. Price and
John Price, who will con tlnue to buy and sell al,
kinds of country produce, and will sell all kinds
of family groceries as cheap as the cheapest.
They, will soon organize and start wagon into
the country and this win enable them to accom-
modate all. They ask fora share of the public
patronage. .. lIl.l
just above them is the store of Sutherland h
Adams, and below them the Store of j. M. Steele
g. Co.
Then we get to the clothing establishment of
Badridge, Grassland g. Co., nearly opposite the
STANDARD Office There is the place where you
hear the hum and clatter of the sewing machines,
and where the clothing is manufactured for
Southern Ohio. Large quantities are sold there.
and also large quantities are taken out in wagons.
Good suits can always be had there.
Nearly across from the clothing store is the
Orange Furnace Store. This is the place where
the people buy their goods. Everything is kept
there and is sold to suit the times. This room is
next below the Bank. 1t is where you see the
crowd of customers In dull times, when many
other stores are deserted. ,....
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-07-23

EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON CoUN-
TY--1882, Robert Wadron and Lydia Bruce,
March 9th, by Lineus Richmond, j. P.
Arlington Taught and Sarah Fleming, March
10Th, by Lmeus Richmond, J.P.
Thomas Jones and Betseyann Alexander, March
11th, by Samuel Carrick, J. P.
Samuel Hcock and Sarah Corbet, March 18th
by James Dempsey j. P. r..
David Trip and Margaret Shreck, March 3D.,
by James Dempsey, J. P.
John Miller and Mary McClintck, March 18th,
by Eli Truitt, Minister.
Joseph Armstrong and Mary Kelly, March
18th, by John Stephenson, ]. P.
Henry johnson and Jane Guthry, March 28d,
by Jonathan Brine, Minister.
Abner J. Holcomb and Cynthia Burdck, April
5th, by Peter Aleshire, Minister. ..s..
Newell Braley and Susanna Palmer, April 9Th,
by James Dempsey, ], P.
Reason Virgin and Nancy Yinglen, April 7th,
by Eli Truitt Minister.
William Waldon and Emily Holllnshesd, April
9TH. by Ell Truitt, Minister.
George Sly and Amy Dulany, May 28d, by Levi
Mcdaniel, Minister.
Asa Pond and Mahula Snow, June Sd, by John
Reed, ]. P.
Henry Coddermnn and Abigail French, June
18th, by Stephen Ford, J. P
William H Daley and Lucena Trip, June
oath, by Frederick Winfough, j. P.
Nelson I: Cayett and Matilda A. Boggs. July
18th, by Eli Truitt, Minister.
Elijah Henson and Ansoy Sparksmon, July
18th, by Lineus Richmond, j. 2.
Moses Ray and Cesey Jordan, July 10th, by
J ohm Walker,J. P.
John D. James and Sarah Mitchell, July 26th,
by John Uln, Minister.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-07-23

LITERARY NOTICES. ID EMoREsT's
MONTHLY. popular parlor Magazine has
won for itself an enyiable place in the esteem of
American ladies' Its usefulness. the amount fur
nished for the money is only equaled by its
variety, its high tone, and general literary ex-
cellenee In all these respects 1t is far In advance
of its contemporaries, and thoroughly deserves
the high favor 1t has won. 1t is marvellous that
premiums Of real and great value can be added
to magazine of such cost and character. for
three dollars per year. 1t only proves what is so
often said, that books and newspapers are the
cheapest and best educators In the world. Ad-
dress, W. JennningsD Demorest,4 473 Broadway NY.
DEMoREsr's YouNG AMERICA.-This
enterprslng little Magazine, which has already
won SO large share of juvenile favor, enters
upon its third year with the November No., and
also increases Its size nearly one half. This
- change will effect great, though doubtless costly
IMPROVEMENT, and is due to the success which
has attended the two years Of its existence, and
to the determination of the proprietor to make
1t acceptable, not only to Its present class OF
Young patrons, bat also to their older brothers
and sisters. The price will remain unchanged,
S1,60per year. Address, W.Jennings Demorest
47s Broadway, n. Y.
The CHURCH UNION This paper has
Just been enlarged again. II Is now the largest
Religious Paper in the worlds the leading Or
gan of the Christian Union movement--is the
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