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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-17

Great inducements are effered to cisn Buy.
EEs on sheetngs,r shiriihgs. prints, delaines.
dress goods, fanncis. French mareincS and all
wool, cassimeres, eottonades, s,ripcs, ticks
denims, &c. of which my sock IS Large and
well assorted. .4
Also, large and web selected stock q
Brocha and Wooden Shawls,
at very low prices for. cash.
am Offering large and we'll selected stock CT
Ready Made Clothing,
comprising mems erercoats. mems caseiner.
coats, boys suits, undertaking, &c. all Of
which will sell lowerthan any house north 81
Milwaukee. rfc $50 a3
Boots and shoes
! NV stosk Of Boots and Shoes consists n
mems stoga and kip bots boys do; women ;
and misses calf ball shoes; chiidrcn's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS At
eost--al Of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
s4nted TO give entire satisfaction.
My stock Of Groceries
Is large and well selected and includes one Of
the largest aud best stocks of young hison gun-
powder, Japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower PRICES. -
Ny stock Of Hatsand Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
& small advance from cost. GiEA
Also. Diekcy Premium flaming Mill for sale
very cheap
: BSy.Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No Charge for
showing goods believe in the prime Of
selling everything cheap. NJ. MAHONEY.
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force. We advise steambOstmen to look out for
them, as they undoubtedly make living by pi-
ieriDg from steamboats,.
The arrivals since our last were as follows:
Bismarck, Capt. Entricken, from st. Louis.
Wild Wagner, Capt Goddin, from Natchez,
with ITO bales cotton.
]. @. Blackford and Starlight, from Washing.
ton.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Hetiy Gilmore, Capt. King, from Bayou La
fOurcl 9.
Frolic. Capt Brooks, from Jefferson.
With the exception of the Bismarck, they all
had light freights.
The following steamers left port since our last
report;
J. II. Groesbeck, for Cincinnati.
A. G. Brown, Capt. Bassett, for Lower Coast.
Nolle Able, for st. Louis.
Gov. Allen, for Vicksburg.
Bart Able, for Shreveport.
Flicker and Ttos. Powell, for Lafourche.
A number of packets are up to leave this eve
ming ard in consequence we anticipate quite
lively time on the wharf to-day.
We are indebted TO Messrs. Sinnott Il Adams
for the following telegram:
"YICKsBURG. April 2l.-Been detained by bad
weather. Will he down Wednesday morning.
Capt. A. McGill."
In consequence Of the failure of the mails we
were deprived of our exchanges last night.
The river at this point is still at stand.
The regular Arkansas river packet Caroline,
Capt. W. ID. Batemsn, is receiving for Van Buren
aud all intermediate landings. Sne leaves al
p NJ. to-day.
Late advices report Red River at a stand.
The Mississippi was rising at Vicksburg yester-
day.
The Belle Lee. from Louisville, is due this morn.
ing and the Robert E. Lee from Memphis to night.
FoR JEFFERsOS.-The lightning packet LIZZIE
Hopkins, Capt. Jno. I. Roots leaves for the above
aud all intermediate landing at P. NJ. to day.
MessIs. Lawson, Hoffman and Lancaster are her
attentive clerks. Our friend Mr. Robert Dale, will
as usual be found on board in the Jimplecute EK-
change. She goes sure.
For EATCHEZ.-The famous Wild Wagner,
Capt. GOddin, leaves as above at o'clock this
evening. Messrs LibanO Posey and Miller pre-
side in her office. In point of speed the Wag.
oner has but few equals, and Ia regard 10 fare and
accommodations she stands second 10 none.
For SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERsON-P OShiuely.-
The reliable Mittie Stephens, under command of
Capt. Ii. Kellogg leaves as above this day al
?. N. In her Office will be found three clever
gentlemen can be found on the rver-Messrs.
Maurice Lsnghorn, II. r. Eppler and A. J. Dye.
For LAFoURCHE.-rhe Hetty Gilmore, Capt.
King, leaves for all landings on Bayou Lafourche
al 10 A. NJ, to-day.
For BAYOU SABA.-The regular packet Grey
Eagle. Capt. V. B Bsranco, Leo. Bayhi, clers,
will back out at P. NJ. to-day. as above.
For OPELOUsAs The Annie Wagey, Capt
L. uaier. leaves at o'clock this evening for
Washington. Mr. NJ. Kenison is her attentive
clerk The Annie is beyond a doubt the best
boat in the trade, and such deserves well Of our
merchants.
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Slrer 9ntsuiasnrF.
ONS-rHsf OryIcH 80 - CANp 5frnss. /,
MetlnesdAY Naming ANIL % IaNa

Wednesday Morning April p, 1893
We scarcely know how to classify the weather
OF yesterday. We presume that we can say thar
1t was from "fsir to fully fair" We were threat.
eped with rain several times during the day ; none
iell however, for which the clerk Of the weather
has the thanks Of our steamb )stmen.
Business was active yesterday some Of our
packets received considerable freight.
By reference to our advertising columns il will
be seen that the Independent Ouachita packet.
ldaboe, Capt J. W. Blanks, has deferred her de-.
parture to Friday, the 24th instant at ) P NJ
This was rendered necessary ia order to accom-
modate her numerous friends from Camden and
other points On the 0uachiia, who are at present
10 business in our city.
We copy the following from the ST. Louis Re-
publican of the 18th inst:
THE Item Grabbler' Of the New Orleans
CREsCENT is evidently a new hand at the bello VS.
10 Judge from the rate at which he blows As
for copying articles from his column without
credit, We can only say that il ia so very seldom
that we find an item in il, that, having no evidence
whatever OF its originality, we have no hesitation
IN making use Of it,"
1t is so seldom that we read the miserable at
Ieupt az river news column which the above
menuohed paper publishes, that the foregoing
paragraph escaped our notice till last night. All
We nave 70 say IN reply is. that We have no &C
quantsnce win the writer except that occasioned
by his confessed occasional appropriations of our
news. IN Whatever way he may endeavor TO
conclusion, viz: that man who Gins newspapar
exirscts, and publishes the same without proper
credits. and who preyaricates when accuse1 al so
doing Nv ouldn't do TO be left in the vicinity of
valuable red hot stove.
The Starlight has transferred her freight "a the
Lizzie Hopkins, and will lay up for awhls. Shin
pers will note this fact and change their bills or
lsdng and insurance accordingly.
The Black Crook brigade, after having voted
early and often, have returned to the leVee in
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship St Louis Sears from Boston lth inst 20 Ceevy
NickeIson &cO-fth district
Bark Roberts Doak, from Sagua Ia Grsnde, to master
Point
schr Walter Smith Giant from ApslachieOla, to Joyce
Stsffud-New Basin
Lugger Lady VebanEo from Laourche to mastsr-2d dis
trics Is
Lugger Bxio Senneda 5Om PontalA Hsehs, to So
cola % distrc IS
Iuggers Ssn Jose lie Jeuue. Caesar, Stonswa Gem st
Joseph, from Lafonrche. 81 m ssters-21 disuict Is
Lugger Cabrx, Guidry, from ourchs 10 masseld dis
irct 10
Hargrove's dstboat. from Potoks, Ind
ThOmpsons hatbOst. from HazletOwn Ind
Beneoict's hAtbost, ftoa Petersburg, Ind
sTEAABoArs.
Bismasck Entricken from st Louis
Wild agOner, 1oddin. from NatcneE
J G. Plackiord, Picket. from Washington.
Starlight Equalizer from Washington.
Frolic, Brooks, from jefferson
II. tty Gilmore, King, from Lsckp0rt
Grey Eagle BaIancO, from Bayou Sara
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GALvF STOE-s teamshp Cinior-e25 bbls -four 10 tcs
bbs 25 hbs whisky $50 coffee ~ hhds
sugar IS csks BAG $50 k 500 SKIS aud sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Austn-4O SKIS oats 20 SKIS Is
kAgs eofs e IS bales hoy 500 feet lumber
CORFU CIR sTI-Schr Union-75 bbs hour 200 SKIS
IBIS whisky 400 ieet lumber
ST LOUIs-stesmer hollie Able-l4OO bags coffee and
fundries
CEDAR KEYS-schr Aspasia-75 bbls aour 8 bbls whisky
2 &c. hams $50 ks corr
UIlLLA-sehr Angena6 bbls dour zoo feet lumber 1000
shnges
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Blarinf snteIIiasnrf.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREKT,
Wednesday, April p, 1903. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Sesmshp Clinton, Lewis for Galveston Whitney AGO
81 sushie Austin FsTWel, for Arkansas Wal ney
Sehr Union. W fr Corpus Cnrstt N0OdhOd-e
Steamer holis BILE. Green for Il uis Maste
Schr Aspasia. Cones for tedar Keys Master
sshr Angelina. Ward. for riilla Master
Sehr Edwin Reed. Halves, for CaIdenAs In ballast
~ Hynson &co
schr Frank and Hettle Bean for Havana in ballast
IhOrndke Norton
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ToBAcco-The receipts during the past fe"
days have been quite liberal and have given
more character to the market Foreign buyer
are in the market with orders for shipment and
are actively engaged examining samples, bat 80
far sales have been limited. The inquiry has
been principally for the heavy description and
small lots have been taken at full figures. There
have been sales for export of ESQ hhds. on priva.e
terms, but the sales generally have been made
within range Of our quotations which we re-
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Imports

APILACHIO LA-sebr Waiter smish-sO bales cotton
INhmsn, Newgsss AGO
hO .TOE-stesmshp st Bouis-Astd mdse
SAGUA LA GkANDE-Brig A N hObeETs-l50 hhds su-
gar I3s bbls molasses 10 ties do Avet
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s'sstls AHrass.
CITY or JErrnnsOs, April ~. 1883.

CITY or JEFFERSON, April e. 1888.
Arrived yesteIdsy-l67 Texas Beeyes, III
Hogs, 65 Sheep and 5 Mich Cows. Sold yester
dsy-200 Texas Beeves, 80 Calves and Yeari1gs
2l5 Hogs, SOS Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale $50 Texas Eeeves AIS Calves and Year
lings, 200 Hogs, 769 Sheep and 80 Mich Cows.
We onofa
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TOWBOATS

T0WBOATS
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDFRSIah WISHIN8 TO ESrAB
lish equitable and uni OF rOwage and 90 he
greater facilities the shipping and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towbosts;
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, LevIAthan. GIadiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. -. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
MieacO and Reliance.
The number power the above associated Line o.
Towboafs guarantee that detention will occur either
the bar or In this port
PETER NANCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ~ BEkBE Err,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE a CO., Line
Associated Once, IS Carendeet street up stairs
j. c. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FITZENRfTER.
Levss Agents
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Below Coming Up.


Capt G,snt Of the schooner Waiter smith. from ADaach
cola reports having the 18th inst nine miles of
horn island British schr ane, johns,
log ged and dismasted besrng north There
board
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ARKANsAs RTvFR

leaves on "WEDNESDAY, I'D inst, a5rM
It sock. Pine Bluff sDd all way sadiBgs-fhe No pas
senger steamer Cas- oline, w. ID. Bateman master win
leave above For fres apply
WIHBURN LOpD. Agents, 60 drawer street
DOUGLAS D0NOHUE, Teaoupiloalas street.
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW oRLE ms. JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
bales Cottsn Commercial Press 90 G Hney4IO
hsrrsn, svford &co-5 Ably dcO-3 Jno HArde geo
n GsrrsId Craig-4 Payne Huntington &co 3 yoa Phu
Brns-lO Osissby-7 jos Hoy-5 N J RoOson-s2f pkg
iron FolgeT &cO2ssl0 feet lumber Hat &eo-f50J do
Ivsnsl6 bales yarn Jns Harde AGO ear wood
fFoucher-l DO Papsrd-l smoking tob.ceo lrby
heIansl &co-sundries % erderToal s. bales cotton
INV ORLEANS OPETOUSAS& GREAT WESTRRN-
hales cotton Baer &eo-lf3 ks cotton seed Lspsne
feue--t3 steep and sundr order
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. Va

This Institution is in full operation, and is ready ASmi
Cadets fem the South any period Of the summer azde
take charge Of them for the whele year.
The vacancies in the Faculty BY the death OF Stone
wall Jackson ROdes and Cruehhed been supplied b.
the appointment Of Gems O. W. Curtis Lee Col w. B. BAiI
and Col J. W. Masse with the addition Of Capt Jshz
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Address the undsrsigned FRANCIS II. SMITH
2nnarfntandent-
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VICHsBURG.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, stBR
LNOK FlsKsHUPG, EATCHlZ Y. AND ALL IN
II termecis Q landngs-The Gen. Oui mans
T.. Lestiers astsr Sam Ayes clerk W leave asosa
mskI < all COasf lar dings
sIENOT1 a ADAMS Is Commercial PIses
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn connects 1T Vicksearg ~.
ttehmtrs Countess and Calumet for Yazoo and faahan
Divers and Julia Rabcon s. LO7 ke@-
pbis nd al intermediate landings
1883 LEAVES EVERY III EsDAY AT 5r.n-
VICEsBURG. EATCHFZ AND NEW oRLkHs
Regular Tuesday U. 8. Mail Packet, In pa'e Of hs
L. LEE The steamer
Gov AHes,
JNO. W. CANNON, Nasss'
win leave above for vicksburG, hatcher, Grand Gut
St Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams. Bayou Sara bs-
Rouge, Donaldsonvle and all ntermediste landings
The Gov. Allen makes close connections with ne'@~
CALUMET Vicksburg for all landings Ya1Oc rveI.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accom-
~" sINSorr ADAMS, IS Commercial Plaza
A. BRITTON 4 CO., Is Front street.
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a DAMS. COCKBUKk a HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS GAIT.
goHs D. ADAMS, late Dean. Adams Gsr; p j. Cocxsuzs
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins Co; c. 4
HowR, Lake ProvidencsJ
Cstton Factors and Oonuissfsn Merchant
no. " UNION STREET. NEW ozLKAHR
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT PACKET = REGULAR OUACHIfA
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY 24th INST, at p
tfOk CAMDEN, TRENTON. MONACO HARRT-
sonburg Colombia Trinity and all in ermeda,e andi1gs
on black and Cuachita kivers-The splendid steamer
Idahoe,
W. Blanks Master, A. Bresrd and w. T. Morris Clerks
will leave above For Fret ut passage apply on board
or NINBUkN a LORD Agents. 60 Grsver strest.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU.
Lac PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, atBRE
FOR Ca MDES, ARKADELPHIA, ALABAMA
Landing, Ouachila city rterng Landing, Port Uui0n.
Trenton Monroe, Columbia Har-onbnre, trinity and IN
ermediae landings Black Ouachta RiVer-Ths mag
nihcent, fsst-runnipg pAsser ger packet
VicksburR.
'. A BLANKS, Master; G. PRES WORK, Clerk.
W leave positively above For freight passage apply
GRO d HITE, AGENT " TchoupI.oulas a.
WIhBURN a LORD. % Gravier street
VIM. NJ. sURL~ l6 New Lsvee street
The vICKsBUR0 connects with No steamers for 81
points Beuf river. D. sTbonne Bayou BarthoomeW and
sa ne river and With NE tine passengef steamer IRkNE a
Camden and q rkadephia City.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

UaFNN~ts -N>'Nt - - - = -H-~e@ . e@s--s
eommissicn
49, City omcers.
Aeyor-Sam' Lsudrum.
CTfy Judqe.-J II Davis
Clrrk.AJ II. Morehead.
AarshaI-Pat Cunningham.
County Onhcers.
coukty Jndgs.-B. r. Walker.
County Attorney-H A. Tyler.
kCsTrcnit Court Clerk.-W. II. Brevari.
ounfy Court Clerk.-.Jno. A. Wilson.
SHERIFF. Z. MilIet Office in w.
walkers drug store.
Bpnty Sher1,-R. 8. Chapman.
Csroaer-Thsd w. Thomas. <Pe
Z Jailor.-G. ". Stubblefeld.
s;sHagistratss.--Dist No. I, +. G..
K.imbro. Jacob Bushart Copstable-
6eorgs Morris. District No. 2, Owen
Miles, and Alfred Naylor- Constable
Wm- H Roper District No. 8, J.. w.
! Mas and John Boyer. Constable
S6eorge NJ Wilbourn District No. 4,
3. n Hawkins and r. Cross Con-
ssable--L. Hssfstt
County Assess5r-Wm. Hubbard.
x S. Asscssor-T G. Buck.
II. s. Rec. CoHector.-H. G.. Catiett.
Judqes.-Court of Common Pleas,
Ed tfossland- Circuit Court-E. l.
Bullock 80
q Conmonireaifh's Anorney.-J. Tice.
sRsgister al Bankruptcy-Charles s.
4za a. - s se4 :
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

1t is the earnest desire of the County
Democratic Committee that the citizens
of the different precincts and neighbor-
hoods OF this county, will get up public
meetings, barbecues, etc., to which the
Democratic electors and public speakers
will be invited. Friends desiring to
communicate with the Committee, should
address, H. a. Tyler, Ch m.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01
EXPERIENCE.

The despotism of Legislative assem-
bly, is the worst despotiSm in the world ;
it is the most selfish, the most cruel,
the most audacious and the most short
lived it ends in anarchy, and is speed
lily followed by the calm repose of ty-
ranny under the sword. Recall the his
tory of the Roman Senate and the En-
perors; recall the history of the Leg
islative Assembly of France, and of the
Consulate and the Empire, and read in
them the certain prophecy of the fate
of this government if Congressional
usurpation shall run its course.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

Gentlemen, do you see no danger here 2
When, years ago, we predicted this re-
suit, and warned against the first step in
revolutionary progress, the Republicans
laughed at our fears-called US Copper
heads and traitors. Applause. When
Napoleon was called on--young, un-
known to his countrymen, never having
had command even of a regiment-to
quell the revolt of the sections, he did
it effectually. In four years he was fret
Cousul and Master of the French people
Here, grand party, through the Gen.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

MaFrtABes aEHM ASetAths.
Notices Of the above character will be in
serted free OF charge. Obituaries and trib-
utes OF respect inserted * 81 90 per squsre.
pSy- Advertisements IN Local Column 81
additional line.
B6r Voluntary communications, contain
ing interesting news, solicited from any
auarter News letters from Western Ken
lucky and Tennessee especially desired.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01
THE PLATFORM.

BY unanimous vote they adopted de-
claration of principles" fidelity to the
.:..s;ans.. q fidelity to the Union -
: hdelity to the rights Of States" "6del-
ity to the rights of citizens; !" 6 fidelity
to the principles of civil liberty
fidelity to that policy in matters of f.
nance and taxation, which, by paying the
public debt in legal tender notes, will
lift from the shoulders of labor the
burthens which oppress it, and by light
ening the measure Of taxation will se-
cure it the just rewards of a cheerful and
contented industry" fApplause.l
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

One square. tan lines or less, one insertin,
Sl.60; each subsequent insertion soc.
square months. n.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-01

"Oh, sirl' she entreated, don't trifle
with my feelings Do you know any
thing concerning my husbannd? Ifyou
do, for mercy's sake speak out!''
Madam, / have heard-that is, there
is bad news" he began, his voice husky
and broken.
Her face grew white as death; but her
eyes were clear and calm, and her hand
strong as she grasped his arm.
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To Planters.

6ATS PAINT liB0R-SAvlNG, ANTI-rRcTlON
hoN SCREW cotton PRESS,
Tor Circulars. For sale BY
EDMUND NJ. IvENS Il Co.
% St Charles Ma Orla.rs
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TUESDAY MORNING, sEPrExBER l, 1858
A SHAMEFUL SPECTACLE.

The bag full of Radicals in this city have
way of putting things that is quite original.
Having been defeated in many of their fraud
nlent tricks at the election last spring in this
city, they treated the matter as downright
grievance. They affected to be as indignant at
their failure to defraud as honest people are at
being defrauded. But, as they could not in
duce the district commander to cancel the cleo
tion of municipal officers, and as they managed
to get as large majorities as they wanted in
both Houses of the Legislature, their COM
plant on the score of unsuccessful rascalty
at the polls gradually subsidized 1t was only
for a time, however. They have occasion to
unseat a Democratic senator who has made
himself inconvenient; and to do this they
produce the testimony of one Lefevre, which,
after having been proved to be false by three
rnimpeachable witnesses, is confessed by
himself to be piece of suborned perjury. This
he does in an affidavit before justice of the
peace, in which he says, al now declare said
evidence and testimony given by me as false
and untrue from beginning to end. 1 had
been influenced and induced BY certain MEM
bers OF the Radical party to testify in the
manner 1 did. / had been instructed TO give
that testimony, and was promised reward.
was told what to say"
Surely, in a decent community comment
on such q spectacle is unnecessary.
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srovEs.-This is the first day of September,
and 1t behooves the careful and thrifty house.
keeper, who has not yet provided against the
coming winter, to at once obtain those articles,
which being durable, will keep until needed, in.
stead Of deferring their purchase to the time
when the demand on all sides being more press
ing, prices will surely corrsspondingly go up.
Among this class Of goods we may certainly rank
stoves and all pertaining thereto. Hence. the
public will be glad to know that at the store Of
Mr.. J. Il. camp-map, No. 1873 Poydras street, be-
tween Camp and st. Charles, is one of the largest
and best assorted stocks Of stoves, CRATES
ever in this city.
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II Card.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept /, 1858
Noticing article In the New Orleans RepuhIieah sceus-
Ing being Democrat hereby acknowledge tn ct am
also Vice President Of the Liberty Guards % St Charles
street The gentleman stated that borrowed his money and
sneahsd away. He not bringing my in full under
stand the trick He aims To injure my party but
will say to him that on election day and my club will
march to the polls in body and there deposit votes
for Seymour and B air
He also states that fraud will be gotten up
Of accomplishing continues pablish
these seandss.s cards in The Repnblcsn will
fall and tell ihe tale how fraud committed by the Re-
publican party in the past election.
remain, very respectfully, your obsdsnt servant.
NATHAN SHAW.
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tItic Goods,

ne Finest TTnBKEEPERs in she world dr.c, from, A..
lac ones OF fooiss T. p Cooper AMI $500
n hngs a. Appstrn Tracy Co Bartlett and Hes...as
IN tmsreA Jurgeussn, Nontsndon Mazda P.t.h
IN kuseps, are arriving aziy 49, e'S'
A. B. GRIsw0LD 4 co.'s.
Corner Csasl ana ReyAl streets
AmPorteH ana snufAeturers % a. Jevelry Diamond. sni
Watches, Clocks. BrOnles and Vases ~ NM
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II Card.
NEW ORLEANS, Aurust 81. lsss.

NEW ORLEANS, August 81, 1858
Editor New Orleans Crescent:
would respectfully ask you to the following
snesen be convenient TO you Last night young men
stepped into my Restaurant and What they
and Afterwards refused to pay Believing them 70 be gentle
men and under the influence Of liquor hestAtsd not 70 Ia,
then 60 The very fellows however, came back a. noon
ss' Hpesed the same thing which they had played 90
sneeessu y last night the. again refused % ma, o,
had them arrested Bat they wer. brought 70
'os CLERK refused 70 these fellows saying
thAf IN such case no be made thsy
wee set at liberty. -
Mr. bditOr vsh you would ansu.r INV ou..,,0, r.A,
ths law or Il mott II il be law then ever business ma.
nshijsss As vel close his place rogues would mot -
him 70 carry il on Very respectfully
N. MILLER,
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