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GRAVDFA THEIRS PEI.


This is the room where she slept
euf S,ISsi s ar s5fgi. imsHS BE- snow
There bythe-bed IN the dusky gloom, - Z ,a 40,
She would kneel with her tiny claspeo hanoS'
sc Here is he little white r9ss Of ROOM 10
AZ With the fragrance fiedeway
CIV VITA herwise little face = 80 - E
Use sHn e ssa abs sst ne place 81 y
But the crowds roll on, and the streets are areaf'
ApS Nt the Tp ria sss ere 6ets I'D
Is the little white rose OF room.
80 withher long liehtyellow hair.
And her eyes Of blue;
If md s @ "a sssf S 8 sa ssa ss
Though know shells qhiet and buried, and deads
should not wonder much.
ro, .a. va a j o,D;2r, y.s KNOW Ol5C
Only seven years old,
And ehe loved me, loved me go,
" 1offeu Thought was gray and old ~ T01
And her face war SO wise, and so sweetto see,
And it still looked living when she lay lead,
And she used to plead for mother and me
BY the side of that very bed II 1fnSMJf
wonder, now, if she
Knows am standing here.
ot FsaWl'R ss b yaSet Fey l shsSs ii
1t cannot be that she sleeps too sound,
Still in her night gown drest,
( = Not tohear myfoststeps sound flat1 o-gy {
~ In the room whore ehe used to rest - 2 . p" d
l have felt hard fortunes stings,
And battled In doubt and strife,
And never thought much of things
Beyond this human life;s Lt3fL39 Ii
But cannot think III az my darling died
Like great strong men, with their prayers I'M
true ffs7~aeA snN~sea 80
Nay trather she sits at Gods own side. 81
And sings as she used to dot
--Cndn,bers' Jougn0|. .
70 NFHgr TFE TDHg
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17

MILK, TEA AND COFFEE Prof Loomis
thus speaks Of milk, tea and coffee; Milk
contains in solution not only due proper
ton of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and
nitrogen, but all the other elements Ne
eessary for the construction Of bone, nerve,
&c, and hence is always proper food in
all, circumstances of health Tea derives
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of food under all conditions of tempers
ture"
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New Rates OF Postage to COun-
90 tries on the Continent of = 3
Europe. 81

I The presenfrates of postage upon let
fers, newspapers, prints Of all Kinds, books,
packets and patterns or samples OF mer
chandise. forwarded in the mails between
the United States and the North German
Union, for the under mentioned countries
Glf Europa and Asia, are as follows:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17
Foresgr Gossip.

"A female dentist is the last Partisan
novelty. III.
--Elihu Burritt is to edit new London
magazine. called Fsreside Words.
-Le Nord says Col Kelly, the Fenian,
has taken refuge in Belgium.
Mount Cook, on the west coast Of New
Zealand, is Il, 1852 feet high.
Members of the Quebec Provisional
Legislature have salary of $4,000.
The profits of the Paris Exposition
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17
What is this Marvellous Anti.
dote to Disease

Which, for TWENTY YEARS, has been winning
golden opinions from all sorts of people under
the name of HosTErTER's STOMACH BIT
TERSf So q 80 te Hf IS
1t is an infusion OF the most excellent tonic
anti-bilious, antiacorbutic and Alternative herbs,
roots and barks in the purified spirituous essence
of Rye. 'a
HOWDOEs IT OPERATE?
,;s mo no hr,aa III
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17

An official statement Of the amount
Of lumber surveyed at Bangor, Me-, me
past season, shows decrease OF O,OOo,oo0
feet from thst of the year preceding, ana
8 gain Of 10000, 900 feet over 1865.
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And as a PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND
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fluences. se 8 I'VE
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The stoppage of portion of the ma
chinery of Evans, Seagrave s. Co.'S cassi-
mere mills at Waterford, R. l., has thrown
$50 persons out of employment.
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HOW DOES IT OPEl

This question may be briefly answered as fol-
lows: 1t operates
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te7ate Gd5rj on each side of the knapsaCk,
and spreads his blanket over 1t as cur
tain, behind which he crouches and fires.
AZ six hundred yards the men are thor
oughly concealed, and this projection,
though not very effectual, might make the
men think themselves more secure.
1t is said that the condition of the En-
press Carlotta continues to improve. She
goes out every day, when the weather per-
mite, for long drive or a walk. She visits
their Maiesties regularly twice week at
Brussels, and the rest of her time is divided
between music and painting, for which lat
ter art she has CREST aptitude The
Queen, her sister-in-iaw, does not allow a
day to pass without going TO see her. and
she receives frequent visits from the King
and the Count and Countess de Flandre.
"A young man in Hamburg fell in love
with the widow of physician, a lady fair,
fat, and forty, and having daughter
eighteen. AS he wished to marry his lady
to the fulfillment Of his wishes, he resolved
to administer poison to her. 1t happened
the mother took it in place of the
daughter, and the scoundrel afterward
tried to implicate the young lady in the
assassination of her mother. She imme-
diately proceeded in establishing her in
nocence, and the criminal will doubtless
be executed
1t is reported that three hundred thou
sand Swedes are starving in Nordland.
Their crops for three years have been bad +;
| last year there was an utter failure; and
now even their miserable bread, made OF
straw and the bark Of trees, has given out.
They sit in their cherries huts and die.
| Private sdvices from Scandinavia repre-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27
Receipts by RaiirssAs.

No, o Il G w-Nov 26.-l bales cotton to
J l. Couret-7 A Tertrou &co-2 ] W Burbrdge K
col ] A Harrall-3 do hhds sugar Mou-
ton AGO. bales cotton bbls molasses Greven-
herg-32 do w BOgart-40 do G Ssbater-S do
Murison-45 do % hhds sugar | Adams &co-4
do Won Phul Bros-36 do 80 bbls molassess Lapene
4 Ferret do J Lane-l7 A Rochereau &co-
do Fatjo Brunsso-30 do hhds sugar lib
fn-l2 do "a bbls molasses Blanchin Il Graud-l
bbls tsllow W Witherell-9 hides Surle-45 5
potatoes Hsre-l hid rice l bbls rice Fiton-
$50 head stock and sundries to order-T0tal rs
bales cotton 24l bbls molasses SO hhds sugar
NO, J & q N-Nov $50 bales cotton to
Aymar &co- % Pritchard & Bickhsm--42 Rich
srdson 4 Mays Jos Hoy &co-4 Dickmsn, Hill
&co-9 Lacey. Terry &co-l Stewart Galbraith 4
Fizer-1 Beadles. Wipgo &co-2l 4 Hender-
sons l. Adams & SoD-2 Knox Bros-3l AL
Gus, Scherck & q Warren, Crawford &co
3 Hunt & Macauley-4 A Lane Hende son
Peale-23 G G Gordon-20T q d NJ Allen &co-
NV Tompson-2 Barrett Il Lesassier--l3 r
Powell-l0 Britton 4 Moore-6 Won Phul Bros
2 G Clinton-l3 Harrison & Sons Gerard x
Craig-4 Walker h Vsught-2Jno Hardie &co-
% Payne, Huntington &co-7 Battle Noble-3
Nelson, Lanphier &co-27 NJ Hitler &co-3 Leh-
man, Newgsss &co-l p Smith q ) Friedander
2l9 bbls pork 100 kegs lard E Villavaso-4 bxs
mdse s whitcomb-23S6 feet lumber McGrath &
Wang -sundries to order-Total 426 bales cotton
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Having returned asr an sbssacs Of three ysar TO NJ
former home in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin rsnn
win open on MONDAY the 10th Of September next an m
giish and Classical School, for the education OF Boys
Theiocaity Of this Institution 10 delightful combining an
the advantages Of town and country Tia grounds ample
sndw beAgsin besutined and adorned With
sndshrubbsy Ths building large and well ventilated -
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has ben
recently furnished from cellar TO garrett and nov being
rspainsd repspered reesansed rspurned 90 ss ~
locality In the whole country Win BE- more heslthful
fhs discipline Of the School Win be mid and parental bus
nrn and decided and svy sfor VIII made TO devotion Tn
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil rh
Principal Of the School prepared 70 board tan or rvdw
6caslaxA
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DOREKT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
yhginisn oHcs. Eighth street. ~eehbuTg Virgins

Advertisements inserted In all newspapers publishedth,
United States, ct Publisher Lowest Rates.
We corrected lists of all the Daily Tn Weekly sei
Weekly and Weekly Newspapers published in Maryland Vr
ginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Ala
bsma Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Tennessee in sd
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parties DESTROYS Of advertising In any particular localities
can make their selection
Thin sestyed agency, bat authorised BY the pub
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throughout the Southern stses and eA- consequently os
superior inoucemsnts.
Extensive advertisers assured that they viii ind II 30
their interest to contract hrosgh this for the Southern
States especially Is will relieve then from expense
and insure the publication Of their Advertisements The
most favorable terms
Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited.
All communication addressed above vii receive prompt
attention
OPyrcI or fHK DAILY AVID WKrxIy TsrEILrGyrcKR, 4
Atlanta. Ga. March Is 1856.
Mr. Robert p Button Il hereby authorized receive cd
vertsemeuts and subscriptions Tire DAILY Inegencer ant
receipt for AL monies received for
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Proprietor sf Intslilxencer
BRIsror, TKrS., August 18Th, Is5a
Robert p. Button ESQ the Lynchbqrg virsnisn 0facs
IA authorised receive and receipt Tor the Bristol New
Editor Bristol Nsvx
We fully endorse the above notice, which copy rom the
Maryland Farmer and hechsncn Having frequent com
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Agsacy 70 cur brethrc1 Of the Pres In Tennessee
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TOWBOATS.
Skw UkLhANs rOwBOAf AssUUIArion.
THE UNDERDI9NED,
sHARt&2 wishing to estsb ish equitable ENbTRS
= @1<uf@5b Of Tovaee, and -nnno
10 offer greater facilities IA the shipping entering end
leaving this port have combined the following fowbosts
ECLPsE LINE.
Switzerland. Lsviathns. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
Achilles. Thss- n. Morgan, Equator. " q.
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseunssh
WieaeO and Reliance.
me number and power Of the sbsve associated lime Of
fcwboss guarantee that detention viii either
'D' - PETER MARCY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKEk 90. LIMA
Associated Omos s. Oarondelst street. up Stain.
J, O. NORCROss,
CHAR YIfzkNRfTER,
Lavea Arsnta
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Narine yntelliatnre.

CKrscxxf Oyyrcs. No. % Car sfexrr.
Friday, November q. 1858. )
Cleared Yosteraays
Stesmship Bienvflle, Baker. for New York,
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston,
CA Whitney 4 30
Steamer Commonwealth, Conley, for st Louis
Master
Towboat kellogg. Grant, and barges. for st. Louis,
Master
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MPORTAAT TO THE ArrLrerrn
TRUssEsl TRUSS rs y rRussrs,,

s, ~ ,se Of 81 Charles efset, original M ,nufsr
49, IT, and OrthspsdIc Ins ruments respscstuIiv
ess cts1 eGnerally IN The above cxnncity
49, ene 70 sfvs sesirs sstsfsctou 70 those Who "a,
80 c~.hnsL ~ q - Bourbon street, between Cana
~s~' Nss ofieAta L. KOCH.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

MOBILE Steamer Louise-SS bales cotton to
Battle Il Noble-sundriAs to order
BOsTON-Ship Artsan-Ice Crescent City Ice
Co and asstd mdse
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

A GOOD SMOKE Is a
PERPETUAL COMFORT.
I.orillards Yacht Club SIN ,kisg Tob scco
Competent critics pronounce it best for
The nicotine !. extracted there are
No drugs in il, consequently Isl
4 has an ssrseaeis s srC IN. ,S flavor.
Leaves unpleasant sftertsste in the
Mouth. or dssgresable Odor in ths room.
Instead Of exciting the nervous forces,
L sllsys irritation, and Gains them
smoking Tobacco. orders for elegant
Meerschaum Pipes are being packed daily
In the various sized bags in which it is sOld
As extra indncemeut for those
Who love sgood smoke to try It,
Isnkewise e1ceen. article of choice Virginia
Tobacco, of heavier body than the former,
And hence much cheaper in price; nevertheless
u mAkes excellent smoke. Orders for
Meerschaum Pipes daily packed in this brand.
LorilIard's "Century" Chewing Tobacco,
Composed of the best cutting Leaf in the country.
Superior in color, rner in quality. and msk-ss
The Leading fine Cut Tobacco wherever used
Respectable jobbers and dealers in all sections
Keep IL, and small buyers money,
Time and trouble BY purchasing Of them.
LoR1ILARD's NAcCoBoY FRENCH RAPpEE and
SCOTCH sN FFs sill retain the excellent qualities which
%sSs them 50 Ne: on
FURNITURE.
PARLOR. DININGROOM. AND CHAMBER SUITS,
r. Krutina's
MANDATORY AND wARERooMs,
Nos. % snd 0s East Houston street,
Between BOwsry sad Second Avenue,
NEW YORK.
Retailing st Manufacturers Prices.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
7 DAvEoA's PuRCnAaENe BUREAU
Nos 50 and q PARK ROW. SEw Yosx
al KINDS OF MERCHANDISE PURCHAsED.
experienced and competent buyers engaged
Orders aDed promptly faithfully Isvss pxsua
purchases only from class and reliable
Orders viii be hlled. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, whsss
wcsnt sum RENTED TO Freight and Commissions
Commissions NOT exceeding 500, 1--WE per cent
| csnnss;sns sxossding sloa TWO AID HAN
| psressA Address
ISAAC DAvseA.
Psss-smos Boz I7B, New Yezt
FxosTa .ti.ii h t:.i.n and M.aai.esursr. Of -
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ne. ~ BOwERY-Near CANALS,
! New York.
- Steamboats, Hotels aad Pnbc Bulldogs furnshsdst
the shortest notice All goods purchased of
i snteed represented
n HYLLEoTED,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Ne. ~ Wall Street..
NEW YoRK
RUEAA VITA EN0LInA
AssICAL HOOL.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

ArnV00 1GSs0Hoe1s A
steamship St. Mary, Bourne, from Brazos Santa
20, to c A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Harris. Lockwood, from Galveston,
toe A Whitney &co-lst district
Ship Artisan, Smith. IA days from Boston, to
G w Hynson &co-lst district 81
New York. to G A Fosdick &co-2d district l6
Schr Cecilia, Robinson. from Ruatan Island, To
J Machecs &co-2d district
rowBoArs.
Steamer Tecumseh, Lombard, from the Passes,
towed down and to sea Goth inst, ship Ivan
hoe and schooner Angelina brought up ship
African, bark Horace Beals and schooner
Cecilia
STEAMBOATS,.
Ida Rees, Stubblefeld, from Pittsburg
Lady Gay, Burke, from ST Louis
Nina SHINES. Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Thos Powell, Dmvant. from Donaldsonville
Importer, Williams. from Little Rock
Peerless, Forgay. from st Martinsville
Frank Psrgoud, Tobin. from Point Chicot
Big Horn, Work. from Ouachita City
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
Enterprise, Lee, from Shreveport
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile
Steamer @ Castro, Depit, from Stockton
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schr Dew Dew, from Tchefuncte
Schr Toulouse, from Bay st Louis
Schr Eagle, from Blind River
Schr Anests, from Pascegouls
Schr Mary Ann. from Bayou Labranche
Schr Ellen, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
schr Rebecca, Walker, from Tchefuncte
Schr Pepps, Peppa, from Coyington
Schr Janniele, O'Rouike, from Tchefuncte
Schr Rover, Mellon, from Covington
Schr Texas, from Bay st Louis
Schr Bonnie, Pei1er, from Biloxi
below waiting Orders.
Sept, TO Z Stockmeyer
Memoranda
Louchswily Nov. 6-Put in through stress of
weather. ship Allan, Capt Locke, from Glasgow
for New Orleans-lost an anchor and chain going
in.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Nov. 21-For New Orleans, steam.
ship DeSoto.. Eaton Msriposa. kembe; Cres-
cent City, Weir. Cleared, bark Sea Eagle, Cos
Boston. Nov. 2O.-Cleared for New Orleans.
schooner Monirose, KDudson
Tbomaston. Me-, Nov. 20-Ssiled for New Or
leans, BARK Martha A. Mcneil, Watts.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bristol. Nov S-Loadipg for New Orleans, ships
John Clark Rose and Mozart, Smith.
Greenock Nov. Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Ocean Phantom. Hszelton.
Rio de Janeiro. Oct. 26-Loadpg for New Or
leans, schooner Jane Goodyear, David.
Exports
NEW YORK-Steamship Benville- 57i bales
cotton "a bales moss 3 rolls leather 2400 bbls -four
795 bbls molasses 2l2l SKIS cotton seed 1000 SKIS
oats
7GALvESTON-S Steamship Morgan--400 bbls
-four 60 bbls whisky rs bbls oil 10 hhds sugar and
suDdry mdse
ST LOUIS-Stesmer Commonwealth--4S l
bxs tin plate so pigs esrthenware
ST Louis Towboat Kellogg and barges -il6
tons pig iron los pkgs steel
MOBILE Steamer Louise-SS bales cotton to
Battle Il Noble-sundrias TO order
BOsTON-Ship Artisan-Ice Crescent City Ice
| Co and asstd ndse
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GALvEsTON-INDIANOLA

GALVESTON-
noReAN LINE q. q. NAIL srEANsHIP2
fSes FOE e sA, .: AND I,v INDIAN
sh ssssnships form this Line:
w. q. Hewes.....l. q. Harris. a ustin.
% Mary...-....... Agnes.. .......'.. hnrsnns
Clinton. u osep hin II asagordas
WI. TALBOT. Commander.
VIII ssn from foot OF st. Joseph street FRIDAY,
November 9th. o. \ y
T0rirszhs or passage apply 70
oHAs. A. WHITLEY 90, Assan
Freight half the adopted by the Board
of Underwriters July lst, 1883
B-No bills ofading signed amer sailing Of the steamer
TIE Steamship ST. MARY will succeed the MORGAN
and sail on SUNDAY November 18th.
NI@&s FOR TExAs-
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
fssssnsas take Ferry <ppouts sexs-e
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAfUR
gier Depot a n, arriving At B,sshsar City ..
Josephine. ......................CAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Mata rorda Capt j. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
Tickets hsd and secured until O'CLOCK
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the ONCE OF the ope
Ferry LANDING on the morning Of departure.
sAML g. sQUlRE5, Ticket Agent
q. W. r. BAyLEY. supsnntenasnt