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CkENCB MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT l. CO.,
Chemists 60 N. L. III. Prince HapoIesn
Is RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS
No Nor. Cod Liver OIL.


Chemists 60 III. L. 81. Prince EapoIsen
SRUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cod Liver OIL.
GRrxAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE KADIsH
TINS y1 % y Win ss pss
eases chest scrOfua lymphse disorders sick
Contribution BY purifying the blood and is in word the n,
powerful dep1rstivs kEews j. never fsgaes the stomach
young children subject obstruction he gland
Ltlas very eOaciOus in the diseases Ofths sEia
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYrHosPHATE OF LINE
This new medicine sovereign remedy in phhisls and
shs TmSo ~ 'ne The eeSe ssv TIE night swes
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DIS LERAg PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
Tisneu ferugHous medicine contains the elements Of the
and bones and iron IN liquid state Il diferentrom
esA speedily choross pains in the stomach difficult
digestion, dysmenerrhqa aud snenis
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris recon
mend the Of Iron to ladies Of delicate constitution
ysT spxsty nervous emotions oysrEorE genera debility
~ snly preparation when never causes constipation
and be borne BY She most delicate stomsehs
Nerv ms headaches and NeuraIgia
Instantaneouslyeured by
GRImAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA-
Avegeabe substance, used from time immemOrs in Brasil
and entirely inofessive
Better Than COpniba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO VE0ETALIS.
Where preparations failed thess preparations
always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
cure and chronic Of private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris by the ceeb aed Dr.
I'd and found greatly superior " all hb Gto know
MA raj remedies and oopaiba cubebs The nlectiOn
used IN recent and capsules 10 chr0hic cases
General dspet In Paris at 6SINAULT CO.'S
Oheraists 10 r. / q. Prince Napoleon
S rue Richelieu.
seld In New Orleans By DUC0EGE,
DELOCHB,
GUILLOT,
And every good chemist
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Rarinf 5nteQigenrt.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP srREEr,l
Wednesday, April %, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Crescent Hawthorn Indanoa and Galveston
Steamship Lei.h Brio Barneter for Havana, in ballast
Steamer Lucretia Davis, for Mobile Master
Ship Protector NOrj, MaIinoni, for Bordr,ux
schr D Finnsy, Townsend, for Rev York -
schr Helena Brit, Agnsw, for COrdenas in ballast
GOldenbow & Kelley
Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Sir Robert s, Conner, from Havana to E TrOs
schr IIy TrsSers iBrit Richards from Utills
Lugger Pur ST Move, -, from LafOurchs, to master
Lugger Magnolia savare from Bayou Lours, to master
LuggeT lie soSSfsnt Perrin from Bayou TerrebOnne to
Logger ksperance Gsspard from Bayou TerebOnns
Towb.a Wabash MELVILLE from the Passes-towed down and
to sea :9.hins, ship Trenton and brig Pa6O-OrOugh'
Towbost Rocheter Germane from Passes down
ana 70 sea ship ExpOunder and schr WecOme-up light
STEAMBOATS,.
JIG Backford, Picket from Washington.
Annie Wsgley Loulier from sshngton
WE Arthur, Dubie. from 50 LOUIS
Thomas Powell, Blanchard from LOcsport
Wild Wagner Goddin from Natcnez
Iucretia, Davis, from Mobile
Grey Eagle Bsranco from Bayou Sara
Below Coming Up.
sehr Salvador Brit Hansen, from Hauana TO GOdenbow
Kelley
Exports.
INpIAHOIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crescent
200 bbs -four % bb 10 bbis lard 100 SKIS corn IL
bids sugar
BORDEAUX-Shp Protector-l3O 900 slaves
MOBILE Steamer Luceia-l2 bbls whisky "a bags coffee
$50 sks
ST LOUIS-Steauer Msgenta-40O hhds and sundes
NEW YOkK-sehr L ID rinney-lO5,O0O feeE lumber and
sundries
Imports
HAVANA-Bdg Sir Robert Peel-l2O5 bbs molasses to
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KoUNS's THROUGH LINE.
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY.
EOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
l. Direct-Tbe U. s. mail steamer
Lafourche,
BEN. B. KOUNs, Master,
WIN leave above-Returnrg Leaves Shreveport every
WEDNESDAY atl2A
Passes Graod Bayou every WEDNESDAY A8r.M
Passes Grand Ecore every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT at
I'm
Passes Alexandra every THURSDAY atI2M
Passes NOrman's Landir evsy THURSDAY At 5 p. NJ.
Passes Mouth Red river every tn UksDAY at 5P NJ.
Time to and from Marshall and jefferson, and half
@. L. KoUNs BRO. 50 Common street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at P.M
LOB GRAND ECOIgE, 81. MAUKICE, MONT
gomery, twill take freight for all landings the
Dep) Cotle Alexandria, Norman's, Barbm's and all inter
mediate landings (i freight Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings, reshppng Aexsndrial-rhe and
magnificent sdewheel passenger steamer
"a. Nicholas.
JOHN o DowTY. Master,
Lou. Clayton and 7. j. Dcwty Clerks,
leave For freight passage apply on board
orto WINBURk LORD. 90 Graver street.
The St. Nicholas win take freight with passengers an
Landings high the mouth OF River clerk
will be the landing 10 receive freight every Thursday
morning
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TmDOrf

HAvANA-Brig Sir Robert Psel-l2O5 bbls molasses to
Irci. grus
U1ILLA-Schr Hy Travers-Frst
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BAYOU LoURs-Luggsr MsgnOlis-D bbls potatoes
o order
BAYOU TERREBnNNT-Lugger lie Souirsnt-7 tons
seed SKIS seed cotton hfbses moss and suades
SKIS seed hfbaes NOES and sundes 10
order
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6PARArIvB DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
Ar rHIs PORT nuRING PAST TWO MEEks.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hSsd and on shlDbOArd

SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs-we have no change to
notice under this heading. The receipts Of Lou
isiana production are merely nominal, while those
from foreign ports are becoming more liberal.
In domestic sugar and molasses there IS only re-
for yellow clarified, and i7ic. = h. for white. In
mOlasses, as in Cuba sugars, prices are too un-
settled for accurate quotations. Saturday a cargo
of 275 hhds. Cuba moasses sold at 46Ae. T. gallon.
Mocdsy 100 boxes Nos. ia to Is Cubs sugar sold at
lSc. q n. Cuba mOlasses is quoted nOminally By
the cargo at 45@47c. e gallon.
ToRLcco-We have 10 note a continued i'm.
proyement in the market under this heading.
Encouraged by the more liberal receipts, buyers
are actively engaged examining samples. aud
under the increased demand prices are frmer
with decided upward tendency. The inquiry
has been general but more active for the heavy
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR MINDEN AND LAKE BISTENBAU PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, 30th inst. atBPM
LNOR I'm DEN. L0GGY BAYOU, GAAND BAYOU.
II Couch.ttn Campte, tTaDd EcOre, COtle Alexandra,
Nomans, Barbns and all landings Red ftiver-rhe fine
passenger packet Lizzie Tate. Nat Puekete,
ter. Ed Groves clerk viii leave above For freight
passage apply board
BRITTON CO., Agents. Front street.
PS-The Lizzie Tate will give Though bills 20 Minden-
Leaves on SATURDAY, May I'd, at5PM
LvOR sH kEvEFOK a, LOGGY BAYOU GRAND
IL Bayou Blsir's Landing Grand Ecpre Campte ST Mau
rice River Catie, Alexandria N0man's, Bar
bins and all intermediate auding. Red verrhe light
draught side-wheel packet D. Nj. sharop. W. White.
master jasper kusk clerk will leave For freight
n o. DoNOHUE, Agent,
ThoupitOui street
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLE ans, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Alcus, sherck Autey2 IL. gins AGO.
Payne. Huntington &co-l0 Brtton Moore-SJos Hoy
POWELL fsrham BunIt-s Knox Bros-lO SKIS peas
W ROdd-sundrtes 10 ordrr-rotal AZ bales cotten
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTERN
bales Lee2 do Pauche Wilt do ~ hides
COuret-20 Ouour-S0 sks potatoes Terrebonne
10 do Surle-4 ska Lacassagne-2 do TO order
Total IL bales
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WATERING PLACES.

WATERING PLACES.
NEW ORLEANS AND MANDEvILLE DAILY PACKET
COMPANY.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, LRwISBURG AND MADISON
WILLIE.
LOB VAUDEVILLE. LEWISBURG AND
Madsonve-The elegant ow-pressure steamer Cameiia.
Capt W. l. CoZZENs having unsurpassed accommodations
for passengers Height purchased for this trade
and her regular daily trips the above places
on 2sh April continuing in the trade Summer
and Winter. Arrangements will be made for the transpous-
ton Of freight and passengers and from Covington-
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. soRIi Agent
Is and % Unio- street.
yoR WATCHING PLACss-MoRGAN LINE o. 8.
Mail Steamers
EOR Ray SIT. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs and PacsgOuls
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The new lowpressurs iron steamer Fran ces, Capt
GEO. j. BLAKESLEE, will make regular trips TO above
places follows, arrival PontchArAin Railroad
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. A. n train.
On SATURDAYS. II TINS tIip koing to Pssca-
gonla
DAY end FRIDAY Evenings; Pascagoula every SUNDAY
NOON
The above trips will be regularly unless prevented By
bad weather low For further information apply
oHAs. A. WHITNEY 90, gents
BAT Pass Christian stoppsge made emily Osn-
trail wharf
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
xns Linz Comprise the Fine oces. Steamships
ooNookDIA.....2 1000 tons, Leland, Commander
KENSINGTON.. .l200 =. Hedges, :.
ST. LOUIS......l2W Sears.
oRIEFTAL...... 300 =. Snow, ..
Forming Q Regular Weekly Lima
EoE sOsTos VIA HAvANA--rHE STEAM.
Oriental,
F. SNOW, Commander,
viii leave SATURDAY. May I'd, at P. NJ, from
Bulls Head.
gers and eiEht and insure the lowest every
clity viii extended 10 shppers Fer freight passage
appyto CREKvY, MCPHERSON co.,
No So Carondelst street..
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VHROusH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON the 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For further information address
d. n. DARLINGTON. Agent,
III West street. New York.
w.B. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
Office 81 Exchange Place New York
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves SUNDAY, May Sd, atsAx.
EOR RRAZOs SANTIAGO THE LOW
Il pressure sidewhee iron steamship
81. Mary,
R. S BOURNE, Commander,
above from her wharf foot Of St Joseph street,
carrying the U mails For freight passage, spply TO
CHAS. A. WHITNEY Co., Agents,
50 and So Camp street.
N. B-No freight received without order frsm the
Agents. The O. Harris win stop Galveston to take the
mails
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descriptions, and several lots have been taken for
the African and Bremen markets at prizes WITHIN
the range 0, our quotations, which we repeat:
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HaIn@ nnHinn Hin


sehr Salvador Brit Hansen from HAuans TO GOdsnbOw
Kelley
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BALTIMO Il Hs---HAVANA,
FOX BALTIHoRK AND HAVANA
THE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEhI-hoNTHLY LINE or STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY. .IzOO .Thos A Ban, Commander.
JUBA.........n 63 tens. .Dukehart4 OommsEdsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES hAIL4A
FIRST CABIN:
yhrough rickss New York. $50.
EOK BALTIMORs AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid fast 'tsAnship
Liberty,
THoS A. BAIN, Commands.
VIII Leave ~ sbOvs, on FRIDAY, May LIST. At
o'clock p. n.
reight passage having unsurpassed aooommods-
lions. apply to wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agents
10 Oarondelet street.
B-No bills OF lsding but those OF the Company Will
signed Permits for freight must Nc procured from this
once No freight fer Havana taken shsr II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The CUBA. Capt. Duksh will follow.
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Eerv Ms Headaches and NeuraIgis
Instantaneonslycured by
GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
Avegetable substance used FROM time immemSsl in Bras
md entirely inofeRsive.
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EATCHEZ PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ats PH
DOR EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndngs-The hns passenger packet
Wild Wagner,
W. RICHARDSON, master; J. G. LIBANO, Clerk;
wiz leave sbOve. GEO. d. BITE, Agent.
II Tchoupto1as street
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MISREPRESENTATION.

MISREPRESENTATION.
COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFuURCHE INDEPEs
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY At r.M, FRIDAY At
EOR yAFOUKCaE, AND CoAST-THE NO
II passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. K GreathOnse
CsptAin; Jos Daleres Clerk Will leave abyve return
Ing the Coast Wednesday and Sunday In day light
For freight passage ply on board, or TO
Z. o. MELAECUN. No O. Old Levee street.
NOR BAXOU sARA-THE sEMIwEEKLT
Il packet
Ibervilie,
EMILE GROSS, Commander
VIII leave Nev Orleans for Bayou Sara:
. r n
fhiDA1S...............-..s. ....--..--..lD A. NJ
Leaves Bayou sara Tuesday and Saturday evenings
freight passage apply board ~ Canal
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OHIO RIVER.
Leaves On WEDNESDAY. 2gfh inst . st5PM
burg Natchez Baton and all intermediate land
ings-lhe new and splendid passenger steamer
LOuisviIie,
JNo. H. SKUNK, Master.
win leave above For freight passage apply boarc
OF TO THOS. kBEFfb 30 Poydrss street
Leaves OF WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, St5RM
EOR LOUIsvILLE, MEMrHIS AND CAIRO
The elegant passenger steamer
Dexter,
Capt. BAN. MONTGOMERY.
VIII above For freight passage apply board.
orto THos. KEEFFE. Agent 70 Poydras street
Leaves on MONDAY. May 4th. at P.x
EOR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKS-
burg and all intermediate andings-fhe nne low pres
steamer
Richmond,
J. slut NEAL, Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK. Cisrkt
VIII leave above. A plan the cabin and
SINKOIT a ADAMS Agents. rs Commercial Place.
Leaves on SATURDAY, May 9th. at
LcOR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
L burg, and all intermediate landngs-1he
Belle Lee,
A. McGILL Master; A MARTIN. Clerk,
Leaves above plan cabin be passage
and freight engaged At the office Of
siNHOTT a ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
THos. KEEFFE rs Poydras street
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Texas Tonic Syrup
a A A. ls mpl
80 Aassf h eagA n
cIiIIs and Fever,
FEVER ANDAGUE.
Fss,n fslsgn tas n Aaiitsi, Iesfg
Dis~sss has " C,ss.

ne hsaFla NJ r. nsslh h8sa ave ht a.
sstssilg A. ~ see n : th fslala. ass
fsllsiis faHsay - 4 tHhys lals A. uahl#a
stfithsiHe sHa gsksf FslhHeas ffast ~ IS
faHs n Peer aad Ag#s " eHllla ani fegss
W. tialia. thH Ne fsialu sI4 iAa~ "a hssf
sHFle lsftlHaaHy b sssfg a~agfsl4aHsf lale#
That ne fesu fanie Hgwg hm a~4ppls4 lhla
Ntnf ahf 3 lmfillhta lhh pafls.Ae baa h
Hsflia \ mWAlHsi Aahalt tflsl Z al met
i aeclsa ~ HamF OF iemsaJ A. Ne asss,ssl
Vsflhe VI Ne aee
The laaf.ileais q shlh mls asdlelas ].
eghhFefd are staple pfolnfiinnf N aaiufs
ahguadihg aFHh esflalh aNami IN ne State d
fssAa ahd Hen iced b ne abnfl sihss n lhal
atale as 4 specific A. at Minds n fsgsH ahA
specially lt Fever ahd taae, whlsh ihsf
hevtf Allied h cure
A sslehfsisa fhyslelaa, anaeqealnisa WITH
ihs stfs be furnished ai NJ theory upon mi.
iBroftasi sulisti, and hsnte The rfada5i pfBt.
sfly named TEXAS fusiC AfHtP shlfh NJ
nov Offer W The puhlic ~ 4 qpesihs and positive
eafe ~ feFef and ARua on thlils and Fever.
no matter " hae long Standing
Having had indumtable evidence " N.
pfompi and certain effects fam The testimony
OF = multitude n respectable citizens We "a
not hesitate 70 recoBimead ihla preparation In
oil cases of Fever aud Agae and Chlls and
Fever. n Il pleasant 70 lbe taste and N,
cheapest medicine In the world Therefor, IL
truth, II may, be declared the day ls hot ftl
distant when II mus, be appreciated and used
Ia every household where the Ever and Agn,
or chiiis and Fever IL found 10 erI,t
fot sale by all dealers everywhere.
For sale hy J. H. YATES, tisirsville, and T
9. MATHEWS, Long Greek.
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Marriage Guide.

Young's Great Physiological work. Of every
one bis own docior--bcii Z a private instructor
for married persons or those about TO marry,
both male aud female, In everything concern
Ing the physiology and relations Of our sexual
system, and the production. or preveniioa Of
offspring, including all the new discoveries
never before given In the English language, by
VIZ. Yousa. ". D. This IL really a valuable
and interesting work u 10 written In plain
language for the general reader, and Is illus
,rated with upwards of one hundred engrsv.
ings. All Young married people. or those con-
templaiing marriage, and having The least In
p~ediment 10 married life, should read this
book. II discloaes secrets that every one should
he acquainted with. Still Il l. a book tina,
must be locked up, aud not lie about the house,
Il will he sent TO any one on the receipt Of
Finy Cents. Address DR.. WV. Youss, No fie
Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
aul0-ly
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MISSISSIPPI Dl,RRHOEi CORDIAL

Diarrhoea one of the most fatal disorders
known In the Valley OF the Mississippi anf
throughout the west, i Immediately checked
and rapidly and radically cured by the use Of
thu medicine. Presumptionr as II mar seem
10 say %, Il Is Confidently pronounced isfalis-
bs In all the diseases OF the bowels common 10
that region. IL is NJ once q mild astringsnt,
an anedyne, and m alternative and in effects
are 70 check The discharges, sooth The irritation
Of the membrane which lines the bowels quie,
lie ~hole system, and produc. q healthy
change Of action IN the digestive and seenhvs
organs. IL action upon the Liver 10 direct,
and 10 the highest degree aluiary. regulating
The disordered functions Of that ~iHpo-tsn,
organ, and promoting the formation Of healthy
bile.
The soolhlas aud healing influence Of The
Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial is almost inssan.
~tanrou<ly ftil sna within a fsv hours ahss
taking II the sufferer from disrrhcea, collie,
cholera morhas, dysentsry, OF sny disorder q
the sfsmsch of Intestinal passages, Is not onlv
merely es~ssf<sesI hut ell. There 10 no,hinF
srld OF abrasive In Che cordial. n arts upsa
the internal surfaces with which II comes Ia
eontact like an emoiicnt
Itis pse>srih~a BY the kfs western phys
clans 10 f,~ir p~r.esiec. ssd l. ussd IS stand
inr rrmedy in the Memphis Hospital. The ae
mznd ff u fbs=sd upon satisfactory efp~rf
enesl enntinaaiIy inrrrsses snd u mar n :
f.irly Be termed. rrs asssr ssnsusss ay fsl
wurs Once tried. u . nevsf hxFonen.
prrrsrus-An the risnsers In pss,t,
eoupsy sod throughout NORTH Mississippi.
For ~ie hv J. n YATES fafe<sifie, and 7
q MATHEWS Long Crssk.
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|Ialsii h - fs#amlial
y . Anw msaglHf. ilatgasa ~.
KfHals lawsa llaf aaag ore asaI
sd b#@ Sc FaalHh flsmms
itnlt, ssa tessil lHspmaBMae.
1871 ihmwFHr pAla N shsul
Do fhs bsasflls slain lhs
%slsesIss n tHsll-h Ne 1850 Nss
iIHsen aises dswsli 1b7I. spd ras
li#h sffT, ahd Hartford Rlsos Nag
llsh e2t maffliy
TIE Naw Yofk Wsflfs st~slal, 4
che f1h feem yew %iiasen, ay. NJ
malasiiy fe Gevsfnef EaxIlsh will
probably b. ossf 7,2o0 The senai.
sill probably Raad thlrlesB Radical.
and nine Democrats, bot the IetI
district Il stlll uncertain The lladI
cal majority In the House will b.
al~mt twenty
The returns froln seventy towns h
Michigan show q majority II s,i5t
against The negro constitution.
conservative victory Il hardly 81.
pected In the whole State, but con.
siderable gains are anticipated.
Al The municipal and township
election In Sandusky, Ohio, OF III,
Och, the entire Democratic ticket wa
elected BY an average majority 0
two hundred.
A dispatch from Cincinnati, date,
April Z, says the TRIAL vote pole,
there on the 9th was 23,G27, agains
2S,S0i last October. The Republic
cans have elected Judge of the 81
pcrior Court, Clerk of the Polio
Court, Trustees Of the Watorworks
and Director Of the City Infrmary
The Democrats elected the City Com
missioner and Wharimaster. Tn
highest Republican majority wa
1897, and the lowest 30. The Dem
%ocratic majorities were 1877 and 20s
The two Democratic candidates elee
were well supported by the working
mems party. The workingmen'
ticket received an average vote q
about six hundred. The Republi
cans have a majority of eight in til
Council. The Republican majorit
in the city last October was 2,l3S.
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'tFrom the Memphis Bulletin
immigration on the Cars.

The delegates to the Immigration
and Agricultural Convention at Jack
son, Mississippi, from Memphis and
the counties on the line of the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroad, i'm
proyised a meeting on board the cars,
on their return trip from jackson,
on the I'd inst, Col. Robertson Topp,
being chairman, and A. w. Stokes,
of fernando, Secretary.
The chairman explained the objec,
of the meeting, and, after the express
sion of views by various members Of
the delegation, the following resolu-
ton, offered by Col. j. I. Trezevant,
was unanimously adopted,
Resolved, That the citizens along
the line Of said railroad are hereby
earnestly requested to hold public
meetings for the purpose of consid-
ering the most efficient and speedy
means Of settling their surplus lands
with a population whose labor, intel
ligcnce, aud virtue will aid US in re.
storing u former prosperity and
that these meetings be held at the
following times and places:
/ fernando, Monday, April 10.
Senator'S, Tuesday, April Ia.
Sardis, "Wednesday, April 10.
Batesville, Thursday, April 10.
Oakland, Friday, April n.
Grenada, Saturday, April is.
Each Of these meetings will b
held at ten o'clack A. NJ.
After the adoption of the resolu
ton, II was resolved that Col. Topp
J. I. Irrelevant, Gen. Wallace, Pitse
Miller, @. p. Foate, and any other
friendly to the enterprise, be request
ed TO attend these meetings and id
dress the citizens.
The meeting then adjourned, re
questing the city papers Of Memphis
and all other papers interested in tn
subject, 10 publish these proceeding
r. ToPP, Chairman.
a. w. SroKEs, Secretary.
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Having a larger daily circulation
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termined to have a larger circulation
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while for the size of the sheet, and
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comparison with any other Journal
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W. are satisfied that the friends Of
the "Times" will appreciate the mo-
tives which prompt us TO furnish a
good Family Newspaper at q price
which can only prove rcmunerative
by an immense subscription, and we,
therefore, take the liberty of request
ing every friend Of the Rights and
Liberties of the Southern people, To
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