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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-12
GurtmerttaI Snteuissnts.
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CoTToN-The market continues dull aud languid.
The opening or ll:l5 A. NJ. Liverpool telegram ina
parted increased strength to it this morning, and
some trihng sales were effected at full srev0us
figures but the subsequent or lao P. NJ. dispatch
had contrary effect, and the movement as the
day advanced indicated steadily increasing weak
ness, and culminated in general decline OF sole.
n n. The offering supply was restricted and un-
desirable throughout, and the demand has been
of limited character from the opening to the
close Of business. The absence OF still later ad-
vices from Liverpool, owing TO an interruption in
the wires and a reduction in rates OF Foreign Elk
change. initiated against the interests OF factors
and holders Of the staple and the total sales footed
mp only $500 bales. We have revised our figures,
and now quote as follows, viz: Ordinary 2OsD2lc.,
good ordinary 22c., low middling 23c O.. and
middling 24c6l-. A broker bought 80 bales
yesterday which was not reported In our last.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
prRrNo PAST TWO WEEKS.
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SPECIAL DIsPATcHBs.-We are indebted 70
the Western Union Telegraph line for copies OF
the following private dispatches received over
that route to-day, viz:
Nelo York. March lilo A.. M.-Gold
opens 1881. IL A. NJ. Gold 1891. Sterling 100;
Clio. Cotton, good export and fair home de-
mend; prices advanced. Mddling 26c.. Mobile
2C5c., Orleans &c. l2M.-Gold 1899. Cotton de-
mand moderate prices firm. Buyers won't pay
the advance. Middling 25tc., Mobile &c.,, Or
leans 2G5c. Sterling steady
LirepOol. March ll-ll:15 A. Motion mar
ket firm and advancing. Sales Is 900 bales. Up
lands l0ld. Orleans l0Ad.; Cotton afoat l0&d.
LOO P. M.-Cofton market firm. Estimated sales
u, 600 bales. Quotations unchanged.
London, March ll-ll;l5 A. M.-Consols $40
Q3l. 5-20's lid.
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MoLAssEs-Receipts today have been bbls.
The market Is quiet, aud owing TO light receipts,
transactions are restricted. Sales we're made to-
day at 70@s5c. y gallon for Louisiana reboiled,
e0e. for common, and 70@S5c. for refinery re-
boiled.
fLoUR-The market is quiet to-day. Early In
the morning there was some relaxation on the
part Of holders. but towards the close Of business
prices became firm at previous figures. There
continues 10 be an active demand for the lower
grades, which are in light supply. Sales to-day
are 1910 bbls., Of which 100 unbranded at 50 IS;
leo and 1850 bbs. double extra at SO so; go
treble extra at So l2s; 100 do. at SO so; 100
do. at So 20 and 100 do. at $l3 so y Dbl.
CoRN-The stock on the landing Is light. The
market is quiet, owing in part 70 unfavorable
weather and to expected heavy receipts. Prices,
hpwtver, disclose no material change. Sales
,-dsy $500 sacks, as follows: 500 and 1000 white
81; Loco at 81 02; 800 in lots at 81 023; 100
white and loo yellow at 81 05 T. bushel.
OATs-The market is quiet bat firm; the receipts
are moderste, but the supply on hand Is limited.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-12

NE. BURN DU BUIss0Es DIGESTIVE
~ Lorenres Of the Alkaline Lactates-fhe
exercise the most beneficial influence over
the arrangements Of digestion either their peculiar sctoh
the stomach BY aordng 70 thf
latter through their combination with the saliva the gastric
Juice asappy Of Tactic Acid which al English french an
other Psychologists admit be essential principle OF d.
Eeston For the nfomstsn Of those whe may Be sithsu
medical advice nav be stated ths the symptoms Of
paired digestion Headache pain In the fseesa he.
erans gsstritis xssras heartburn, wind In the soAc1
and bovsls loss OF appetite escation AL thass
disappear under the action of the Alkaline ktstes vni
may Be always had in lossnges 81 pcsders ~ a,
General depot, Paris, 81 GRlkAULI OO'b cnsufsn ~
S.I fS o9;:. ssp: :. 3 5s ooars suu
L0Ts ana i mi othx re c2nlss'E
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err or JEFFERSON, Maj

err or ysrrrEsoS, March u. 1893.
Arrived yesterday-105 Texas Beeves, and l29
Hogs sold-l79 Texas Beeves, SO Hogs, lS5
Sheep, and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-5l6
Texan Beeves, COZ Calves and Yesrlings, 2Sl
Hoos and 81 Mich Cows. We quote 7:
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q CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGNous PERUVIAN BAKz.

Chsmists 70 h T. h Prince Napoleon rue Richseu PARA
preparation the advantage Of combining
tOncs known IN the medical world OF perfect
ascdty and agreeable this Syrup taken with pleasure
ara suirs the delicate stomachs.
n a par excelIsnce the FERRUGIN0Us TONIC whicf
be administered ladies Of delicate constitution e
young backward m attaining the Of Paeer and
poyed in the treatment Of Chooross Assnes Pale Con-
pexiOn, Gastcs Gestraiae Whites, Lencerrhca Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty ef Blood. etc.
Agents IN New York Mr. BECKER i79 Grand street Nsx
Orleans Msssr DUCOHGE. DELOOHK and the pztnclDs
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MFDIcAL......-..............

Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford In extensive
practice all forms Of desse more than thirty years. This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
deated-for either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM
TAI WEAKNESS. PILES. SYPHILIS and 0ONOR-
RHEA the aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every yestee Of faint and disorder erated from the entire
system the skin native beauty and the entire
organism to its normal health
Persons desiring DR.. J. whites advice and rscdes wiz
ca at the Charles and Julia there
are several DR.. Whites In the city.
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s-AFs~-S MEDICAL. go ~
TURNER'S TIC DouLoEEUx.
1l.i.A 81 s.ra. 90 f8.sss
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
~ rT ~ IS r7s % re.nr
A SAFE. Certain and speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL Il Is the Unf.ilns
Remedy In all Of Neuralgia Fscislis often eaecng
peec. cure in less than hours from tss use Off
more than two or three Pills
No other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease failed
to yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT
Even in the Of Chronic Neuralgia and gene
raj nervous derangementsof many Misunderstanding
tie entire system. for few days. few
the utmost anoru8 the Astonishing relief
very rarely fails TO produce complete and permanent
II contains drugs ether materials the slightest
injurious to the delicate system and can
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY
Il has long been in constant BY many of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
One package. 81 co. Postage Scents
Six packages. IS 90. Postage, ~ cents.
Twelve packages, 50 co. Postage IS cents.
is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and by
TURNER CO., Sole ProprietOrs,
40 fremont Street. Boston, Mass
EVERYBODY TAKES IT.
BRADY's FAMILY BIrTERs.
Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Consumption. Coashs,
AND CHOLERA MoRBUs.
Liver and Kidneys it has No Equal.
Hiss Sure Preventive against
CHILLs AND FEVER
For all OF which Complaints II will be found Ecscious
Remedy 1t Is, therefore, to be wondered at that
EVERYBODY TAKES IT.
To Travellers and all others who likely suffer from
the effects Of change diet, bottle of this
desiraba and family should be without
IL, as II Is al once pleasant SAFE speedy and enectual
remedy.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Msnufaciureo md sold at Wholesale BY D. c. BRADY
CO., 46 Fourth street, Louisville. KY.
ETHELI 4 THOMAS, General Agents.
los Poydras street,
Ne~ Orleans. La
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ARATIyK RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
nTrRTNn PAST TWO WEEKS.
COTTON STATEMENT.

stock on hand Sept 1. lssz................. lass
Received since yesterday. NO
Received previously iVo-oto 'oA
653 fl9
Exported since yesterday. Zlgo
Exported previously. z-f-sos hs
Stock hapd and on shipbosrd this evening" 5000
The exports this evening include 523 bales for
New York, and 1872 bales for Liverpool.
SuGAR-The receipts to-day only amounted to
10 hhds. There Is but little doing, the inquiry
being mostly for thu trade and 10 supply the local
demand. The receipts of 10 day were sold at the
following quotations:
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SPECIAL.
EXTRA. ...........-...-............srEclAH
Dr. Howe's Mode Of Usins q Vacuum.

Ur. Howe's n ode Of UsfnG Vacuum
By renewal Of atmospheric pressure local and internal
gestons instantly relieved which health IN
Of Diseases IL vigorous circulation Of blood
and through part operated upon, Of which
n0uhes invigOraes and enlsge permanently small weak
organs by restoring he equilibrium Of blood food
them; by which Is reliable remedy for ParAlysed
shrunken Psrs Impotency Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torhos Seminal Derangement Diseases from Sell Abuse
Painful and IncontInenseof Urine, Enlarged Prostrse Obs
nate elect vscee certain FERNS Of Structure which
other rarely Hundreds have been treated sue
eexstnlly.
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional syphnis Diseases
Rheumatism and Me'eury from the system, which medicines
fail reach; bat used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for al forms Of disease
acute and chronic, Of either
Once hours from A n. to II Consultation fres'
Treatment cash Charges moderste Strictly confidential
At. HowE,k D., Il BsrOnns street.
Near Canal New Orsars
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EACTs - Messrs. n. Kierer Holsnde.. No. zD
Poydrss Manufacturers OF the Nslakon Bters
Gent emen-I examined the patent that srsnted
you by u Government for manufacturing the Malako
found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite and KEEP In good order the digestive
prescribed aid Bitters times and In
occasion their beneficial
effect remain, gentemen. respectfully, your m oct
obedient A. MERCIER, NJ D., l98 Canal street
have examined the patent hold for the Of
Maakoh Bers and 6nd nothing in the ingredients thereof
calculated njuousy the human system unless
taken in nordinste quantities Indeed i nathiag bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, IA. D.
Your MalakOf Bitters, which 1 have examined do not
contain any injurious 10 health and msy be
mended 10 those who Of COED tonic
Yours NJ. BCHUPPERr, NJ d.
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Ese pssron obtains s,ee N aus s.sngssas Ss
We wish Immediately dsro Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed IN sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled y the articles
named their certificate payment OF Ten Dollars,
whether Il be Wstch worth 81 00 worth less The
Of certificates entities 70 the article
named thereon payment espective OF its worth and
article valued than SO named certhcate
Il will be that this is NO LOTTERY, but
sraghtord legitimate Transaction which be participated
IN BY the most fasfidious
single certificate win be sent By mai post paid upon re-
cept Of Is cents i've for 81 eleven for 81 thirty and
tor IS sixty six aud valuable premium
for $40 hundred and most superb Watch for SIS Te
Agents, on those wishing employment this Is rare oppor-
tuny. II Is legmatey eondneed bu.ness duly suthor-
By the careful scrutiny
Try ma WRIGHT. BRO A Co, Importers,
ISL Broadway. New York.
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COR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferriss's Patent seIfAdiustIna Sup
porter Truss.
advantages all others In II has
No spng TINS avoiding all injurious pressure the back
and with il HEnNIA or RUPTURE
Can be Permanently Cured.
thousand persons in New Orleans and vicinity
testify Besides Dr. FERRsS exhibit at his
Office from Eminent Surgeons regarding
superiority. Also from well knovn parties have been
cured by il For further information call address with
stamp DR. T. ST. CLAlh FEhklsS, raentee,
New Orleans Ia.
oce-No IS Bourbon street, door from Canal Once
hours from A. NJ. To 4P.M.
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$1,000. ooe In Watches
For sale on the popular oNE-PsIcE PLAN giving svey
Patron a HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price 81 TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 10 Value.
And not be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory.
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GROCERIES,. WINES. ETC

Importer and Dealer In FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
WINS ard LIQUORS, and the test brands Of SCOTCH
ALE and PORTER Also Sole A gent for Mbanks Dr.ught
ALE which received the highest premium the last state
Fair in January l568 the best Ale made In the United
States. t7H
FIR sh supplies OF the Premium xxx Pale Ale in barrels
hafbsels received week. by steamer from New
York ri
City Country will with prompt aitention
Goods received Storage In the Large Warehouse, No ~
and 81 Commerce street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21
Moulders Wanted.

might GOOD MoULDERs WANTED M
IL mediately. Apply At either the Gold Hill
Foundry, or the Fulton Foundry on the Divide
Gold Hill, Sept. 2s, 1858. se2s If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21
Noti ce to Tax payers.

OyrcK or CouNTr TRKAAuRKI, yneIIIA, /
Storey County, Ner.,. Oct 10; 1853. =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N State and County Taxes for the fiscal year
1888 arc now due sud payable At this once, md
that the law in regard TO their coiisetton will b
strictly enforced. .ycj- - ~ 81
II. L DEXTER. Ex-odlcio Tag Receiyer.
once In Court House Buildipg. h2om No. =;
hnsiness on the 18Th day of November, 1858,
thors win be ten per cent. delinquency added.
o oc17 I'm 1ai nj bnNoH. o12W Eei1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21

Il Will thus Do seen that OF one hundred pa.
tients treated by homeopathic physicians eigh!
will die, Wills II the same number are treated
by AIlopathic physicians, thirty-four win die;
aud Of the myrlads who die under old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
inent would save ssyenty.six OF every hundreo.
Virginia, September ], 1858. "a sol
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08
The Republican National Con-
yeNtiOm

The Republican National Convention is
to be held at Chicago, ON the 10th of May,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for President and Vice>President. The fol-
lowing is the call issued by the COMMITTEES:
"We invite the corporation OF all citizens
who rejoice that our great civil war has
happily terminated in the discontinue OF
the rebellion, who would hold and maintain
its paramount right to defend to the utmost
its own existence, whether impefllied by
secret conspiracy or armed force: Of an econ>
onIical administration Of the public expens
ditures; of the complete exterpati0ti Of the
principles and policy of slavery, and Of the
speedy reorganization those States, whose
governments were destroyed by the rebellion,
and the pefmafient restoration to their pros
per practical relations with the United
States, in accordance with the true prihci>
pies of government"
The call is very carefully worded, and the
earnest friends of manhood suffrags can,
not cxtract much sympathy for their favor.
its hobby out Of it. The early day decided
upon indicates that the Grant faction are
in the ascendrncy, and are in haste to hold
the Convention, in order to choke OF Chase,
who Is gaining strength. Beginning the
campaign so early shows that the kepubli-
cans are bewildered and frightened
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08
The Purchase of st. Thomas.
From the Pnston PoSf Il sssy..

No doubt there are narrow minds in Cons
gress that would higgle at an appropriation
of few millions for the purchase of St.
Thomas and the other Danish West If9ia
Islands. so essential to the future CONNER
cial greatness of the United States, and in
the next moment vote away twenty and
thitry millions for the support of the Freed
mems Bureau A canting class takes re>
fuge from the argument in the plea that
the latter is q moral cause, While the former
is only commercial Well aud will These
pharisees please to tell us when and how
this government was organized as moral
reform society, Or an educational institute,
specified in the charter constituting it?
Such men neither know nor care anything
about the commercial Interest OF the country,
although it is patent to every clear and
comprehensive mind that we are destined
to lay down commercial laws for the civiliz-
ed globe. Some may think we are to excel
in agriculture simply, or in manufactures
and invention simply; but these and all 9th
er interests, however large they may be-
come, must give way at last to the colossal
strides of our growing commercial power.
We stand minway between the opposite peo-
PIES vi inc etuUe. lHelT tIdu' tHuot Sioro
our territory or seek refuge in and ply toll
at our ports. 1t is to be ours in the future
to receive and to distribute for the world;
and What We produce for ourselves. be it
much or lite, will only go to swell the
volume as it passes. The true statesman will
not lose sight of our future commercial su-
pregnancy; and the sooner TO secure that sls
premacy, we must lay our hands on such
commercial outposts in the ocean as shall
serve to make our claims commanding. St.
Thomas, as convenient port in the West
Indies, is one of the most important OF
those positions; and those members OF Con.
gress who DECLINE to vote such reas5nabl6
appropriations as are sufficient to secure it,
will surely live to regret g vote so III cohsider-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08

TiE OYSTER SEASON IN PHILADELPHIA
Oysters were never i'll better condition
than they now are, An old time caterer
tells us that whereas in many former years
choice oysters had to be sea ched for with
care, he now very rarely encounters any of
third rate Of excellence. AT spruce street
wharf on Saturday We saw them as solid as
a piece of pork, and about the size aid
thickness of Dutch baht's foot. The sup
ply, too, has all along been plentiful. and
even the smallest ''cullins" are as delicious
and as plump as the larger and higher
grades. Indeed; the best oysters are not
the largest in any other respect than in price
All oysters, of which the shell is about two
inches in its diameter and that feels when
you, lift it like stone, is the suntqnuno bon
nm in the way of cructacea. The over
grown ones like overgrown fruit or vegeta-
bles, lack the dclicacy of favor found in the
smaller sizes. Lovers of prime oysters may
indulge cheaply in the luxury until the riv-
er closes. The oystermen, tearing the lat>
ter event, are now bending every nerve to
make big hauls Some of our readers dout-
less remember when these people sold oys-
ters at five cents per bushel, and were glad
to dispose of them even at that figure. -
That however, has gone by.-fhiludelplid
North AmTtcdB.
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From the National Intelligencer.
DESTRUCTION OF sENNACHE.
RIB.

The Impeachers came down like wolf on
the fold, --,..
they told;
And their looks were brassy as brassy could
be,
And they talked of their charges with IN
solent glee.
Like the leaves Of the forest when summer
is green,
That host with their falsehoods last August
Like the leaves of the forest when autumn
Those lies, ere the winter, were withered
and strown.
For the voters rolled up, as the ocean tide
rolls,
And broke like the thunder of waves, at
the polls;
And the neart of the vehement Ashley grew
chill,
And Boutwell, once spoke, and forever was
still.
And there stood poor Cufee, his red mouth
all wide,
But through it there came not his chuckle
of pride;
And the shine of his ivory was white as the
surf, r ra ~ e r
And his face was as black as the peat from
the turf.
And there sat his riders, disgusted and
pale
Schenck, Stevens, and Butler, with weep
ing and wall;
And Colfax is crestfallen-Logan alone,
With an unabashed brow, hath their last
trumpet blown.
And the Union League censors are mad in
their moan,
And their great iiigser idol is dashed from
his throne;
And the night of the Radicals, harmless
henceforth,
Hath melted like snow in the foods from
the North.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

NJ KS. ;. II. PUtFUU,
Above Sharp & McKinnie's Drug Store.--
She has Just received and has On exhibition
her NEW FALL STOCK, containing a
full line of French Pettern Bonnets. She
has spared no pains to get such Good at
such Nrices will give satisfaction and please
all. Hats, Ribbons, Flowers and full
line of Millinery Trimmings, Ornaments,
Ruchies, Dotted, Nets, Bonnet and Hat
Frames; also q very large assortment OF
Trimmings and Notions. Ladies will con :
suit their interest by looking through her
stock, which is complete in each depart
ment. Sept.18, 1877.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08
ERANKLIN COLLEGE.

THE next term of this well-known In
stitution commences the first Monday in
January, and closes the last of March, 1865
The College Buildings have recently been
enlarged, reftted and rendered more at
.tractive. The Faculty have secured, ex.
sclusively for young ladies, a house with
nine comfortable rooms, where they can
board themselves, and be under the imme-
diate supervision of one of the Faculty.
Good boarding rahges from 50 to 81 per
week. CELEBRATES half Of the above. Ac-
tual cost to some dunng the last term, only
AZ per week. Tuition $40 per term. Incl
dental expenses 50 cts. Modern Languages
and Vocal Music taught. For further in,
formation address
r.. g. CAMPBELL, Pres.
New Athens, Ohio.
Dec,li, ls67S2t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08

WORKED OUT.-A young lady in Glou-
cester Mass, felt disagreeable sensation
near the right shoulder. In few days a
long black mark was visible, and shortly
afterward hard substance could be distinc-
tly felt; her physician was called and succeed
ed in removing part of hair pin. The
supposition in that the young lady must
have swallowed it when child, though she
has no recollection of so doing, and it has
been working around the system ever since,
until it finally came near the SUFFICE, and
was safely removed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08

:, S1NoN,, once celebrated executioner ioo
France, has just died He was very proud
of his business, but allowed his prejudices
agaist individuals to lead him to protract
the torture of those whose punishment was
lntrusted to him, He was once fined for
willlul bungling in brsndiug man sentence
ed to under 20 that from of punishment.
and in guillotining priest, he cut off only
a part of his head at the first tall of tile axe,
and hand at the second. He was finally
dismissed from his office, but enjoyed ex.
ecutions so much that he was always pres
sent at them, and frequently acted as a
volunteer. He died poor in hospital.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-08

COLONEL PARKER, of Grants staff,
whose marriage to young lody in Rochester
was reported the other day,it seems was
wanted in Washington yesterday, to go
through similar ceremony with young
lady from Virginia, to whom he had enga-
ged himself Every thing was in readiness,
and the guests were in waiting, but the gal
lant Colonel did not make his appearance.
The affair has created quito sensation in
fashionable circles.