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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

WOOD.-I desire to purchase, for
w CASH, several hundred cords of seasoned
OAK and PINE WOOD, to be sold at COST to those
unable to buy a. regular city prices Unless the
wo7d can be bought low 1t would hardly be worth
W lille to purchase. 1t must be within twenty i've
miles Of Richmond and upon either the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg, Central, or Danville
road
ia u-1w WILLIAM W. PARKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and all kinds of goods
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and
" for sale at the lowest market rates, the best
article of ANTHRACITE COAL; sold by weight.
HILL LUMP COAL, and OAK and PINE WOOD.
oHice 1850 Main street, opposite Old Market,
and at yard, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
la l3 CHARLES II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

By.Regnault Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION
w at our sto.e next THURSDAY MJRNING
the 10Th IL slant, commencing at ~ O'Clock,
MAHOGANY CABINETS and BUREAUS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
WARDR0BES,
WASHSTAND5,
GARD TABLES,
CHalRS.
HAIR and sHUcK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
GAS FIXTURES,
iOKS,
WATCHES, sc.
REGNAULT & CO.,
Ia 15-2t Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

By Harrison, Goddfn 'AppsTson, a uctioneeis
and Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15
$500 90 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO Be
BOLD
LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT.
TEE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN TIE CITY.

4 FULL ASSOC .TMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
on hand at zuch prices that any one can pro-
cure a dre9g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

BLANKETS of all kinds-just the thing for cold
weather-at low prices.
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WASHIN@ MADE EASA
RowMAN's PATENT TRIUMPHANT

Premium recommended BY the LousisnS Stats Fair" Of
lses to the AMERICAN WASHING COMPOUND, the
greatest best INVENTION Of the age, and housewives
true friend washbOards and mach entirely out Of
date Instead OF consuming whole day in tedious washing
Il can be dsne IN from hours with the American
Washing Compound wherever Il has been used the cd
fashioned Soaps comparatively out o. use as Il costs on
One Quarter the price of the ldhoned Soaps and can be
used with cor with perfect success tvil not
inure clothes in the slightest possible manner II VIII
entirely Grease Spots and Paint and the
clohiyp II saves labor time IL money It
saves patience Il the best thing the world ana meet
ing with universal appreciation II only needs trial TO con-
vince any one utility and economy. you want to do
your washing nice quick and cheap try the American
Wa hing Compound and you vii be without IL. For
sale BY g. W. W. OooD"lNi Asen''
Corner CustomhOuse and Peters street, and
Groeers and Druggists generally.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FOURrH DISTRICT COURT
Of Orcans-saTah J. Bennett vs. Robert Wilkinson,
her uusband-fo. 20 267.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY that the 9Th
day Of February 1865 judgment re ldefed In this
in the following ened suit In the words aud figures
III owing TO wi
IN favor plaintiff, Sarah j. Bennett vile o. Robert VIII
knson against husha the def nda heen for
Is zoo 0 with legal interest here from ne 5st OF
March 1856 until paid and Of suit That plaintiffs legal
MORTGAGE defendants erty be Ie,ogniz aud
enforced for ad 20 date ard take tuoct from ana aer
II IL further ordersd sdudged and decresd that the
gains heretofore existing between said plan
tin and aeerda be dis vel and that plaintiff be heace-
forth permitted administer her own property As femme
S gnsd, llth q February 1865
PAUL T.. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto act my hard and
liked ] OF the said cout At the city ~ New Orleans,
this lsth bruary, IN the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight $50 -,
ETAT DE LA LoCIsIANE-oUATPIENE COUR DE
District De Ia Nouvelle Oresns-ssah J. Bennett kO
bert wilkinson son mari-No. zlzoI
VFPARLE PRESENT CERTIFIE, que lie
si1eme jour de evrer 1905, iqsement tut rendu en-
eette cour dams figures qu solvent ssvor;
ID est odonne aduee e. dccete jugement soft porte en-
favour Ia plantiye Nine sarah Bennett enne ee 10
bert VIVA contre e defendant dit mari pour To
seize cent cirqusnieet an ria tres e sous
CS6O 10 svec inteet legal partr "a 81 Dc ma lo JUS
QUA Placement les f-s De Ia gus lhyp)
teaue ega d defendant tOus gropres fit aeode 81
mise force pour Ia dit tomue 81 aparr Dc 5~ne jour as
est d. plus ordoune aejuge ct decres ore communis
dacquis gains exant ehte euN sot dssO ue que 10
defendant soft coudaune payer Ia psintye "a proPnets
comms 'femme roe.n
Signe le II fey.ier 1903 - = 1865
En- tenoipnaqs duque Ta appo.e gnsiure q l se'au
De Ia dit cour dams Ia VIE NorvslsO lsans lieme
Jour feve Ian &c Metre seneur mil hu cent soixane-
nun J. F. DICK, Depuis Greisr.
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pLTEK ASOss.
B o LID Z Il

Returns thar citizens ther patron
axe 20 He hiss made additions
hi and introduced several wOOdvorkinR ms
ehr which VII enable him 70 attend promptly 70 any bus
ness in his line
shops and ofes corner Pytanis Washington sreet
Mechanic Exchange, box Ne. =
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BALLS---BALLS.

BALLS---BALLS.
SECOND ANNUAL GRAND DREss BALL
DRY GOOD AND GENERAL MERCANTILE CLERKS
ASSOCIATION,
THE NATION L THE ATER CORNER OF BARoNNE
AND PERDIDo sTREETS
Thursday Evening. February soth. 1855.
4 E ToSSi,n. = Piece hN. q r. sioro%S
Cbas Leighton, Baldwin, Port,sus,
d. syme, J. Lsvos, M T. Hsgsery-
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
55s sr 5Bsp. fI .i ssS...., w. S. ...n'
INVITATION ooxurTEa
F Rame. Eugene Csyla.e, J.. Lee
Charles Brown ThOs. MeCiuskey.
FLOOR zANAsERs.
G. E H:;i.' g f G:s's. s p P' S.s3o.
b rs s~it,eT; IA IS ses SIs KKmtA
YICKETs-THRER DOLLARa
ladies' Invitations can be obained bv applying .. re rnv
Eugene late at Brsss man r. Lee and Charlie, brown
At Barrisre l. Ces; and Thos. MsJlusksy, al ID. H.
BomesA
Room be A. Lsssse las Circus street o..
&. Bsbcocs l2l anal street. until the 18Th = Februsy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIssOLUTION-BT MUTUAL CONSENT, TIE
IL Copartnership heretofore existing between HAYS
CAMPBtL IL IN the Tobacco Inspection and Storage Bust
ness is Dissolved.
Nm HAYS will lquila,e the Liabilities aad collect the
Assets OF the firm
HM HAYS will continue the business on his own SC
court Il. n hAls.
NEw ORLEANS Feb. II, 1858
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, I WOULD COR
disy recommend my former Partner, b. ". HAYS, to my
frie, ds and solicit fpr him their patronage
February y, 1853 '. \. CANPbELl.
TINE cora RTNERsIIIP HIrHERrD EX-
listing under the firm OF d. MlOb1 Il ~
having expired by limitation, Is hereby dssoly-d 4,
ID. MOODY alone hss horty 70 SET ms O
the hrm = y MosstD lou . ~ ~
New Orleans, La, Feb. l. 1908.
The undersigned having taken Office At No IL fchoupi
.,nios street will continue the COMMISSION business,
- uctfuv asks continuance Of the business and conl-
dence snjoyed by the late urm 81 : d. MOODY 90.
Ths Fi.h Business Moody Go. is trans erred 70
Nsssrs FMLkY, VAN NoRDEN a co. No IA rehoupi-
c Is rrspertuy caei the advertisement n tha'
and our former patrons ed that they will hno
fun assortment Of Fish constantly on hang a. Lowest mar
ket ices ,srs o. ~
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN BIS OWN ARTIST.
A seIeGtihe Wonder.

An Instrument BY which any person take correct Like
nessss on Photographs THIS Instrument vita iuh insrac
tioi's 'S-' y @ G ANES 4 CO,
Isl Broadway, New York
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AF1UsT MENTs.
A CADEMY OF MUslc.

AFIUSI MENTS.
A ACADEMY OF MUsiC.
sPALDTTG 4 BIDvELL.... .Propriesors and Managers.
-; ps 70 A.h-ee.
TueEdRy EveninS, Feb. Is.
AND EvERK NIOhT AHO SAT- ROAT NOON.
New Songs. Da-ces Sketches, Bur'esquss and EstrAva
by al the fixed ia the Acsdsmys frm n,
besides new Drama in entitled
UNDER THE LAMPPoST, NEW ORLEANS BY
GAS-LIGHr
The whole to eorelnSe with the BLACK AND TAN BALL
NEw OrAkA ROUsE-BoURsOS srAAAr.
Tuesday, Feb. is, $685.
Third night Of Meyer ssr's Grand orera in i've acts,
THE PROPHET,
Sung by Mines Audber and seg4in, an Msssrs- Pico,
Won Hufisn Dupin and Leehevalier
WEDNESDAY. 10Th. Extra Might
LA BELLE HELENE.
Pe-fsrnsnoe commences At Ia o'clock, preci''l7
ST.CBA KLEs THEATEn-sr. OAA ELEssi.
LAST APPEARANCE OF rHs GERMAN OPERA
TROUPE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. Is, 1903.
BBEEFIT AID LAsr APPEARANCE OF MARIE
FRED sRICI,
Who will appear her great role Of Marguerite in Faust
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL WILL BE
gwen at the s.. Charles rheater,
EardI Gras Night, Feb. -, 1sOs.
nANAGERS
Col Gerard stith, VIM Murphy, H y, E.% %,',
yssn r saFo, G'i 5,i Sso'
frank Wilson,
I'll kss-ss. No isdy admitted without tictet invita-
Gent' procure ladies' invitation. frsm Mr. Gsa'on,
NOTICE. open at a qvarsr to !. Overture will
commence Al hdtpa,t precisely
Seats can be secured 'n' DAY u eISi.oS -.r
VAkIETIEs THEsTEK-GRAvER srkEHT
SECOND WEEK OF EDWIN ADAMS
Who will sp
Tu.sday Evening, Feb. 18th 1865,
In the truly great rendition Of HAMLET, PRINCE OF
DENMARK, supported BY the entire company
WEDNESDAY EvESIsG-sh.k,p, are exc ting tragedy
S g & SIR EHND H. AO"i' AOAA '' me DOA' u
NATIOEAL GERMAN THEATEK.
SgEorita JOSEFINA FlLOMENO has the honor to an
nolnce that she wi l give
Grand Concert
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q, 1868,
st the NniiOaRI Theater.
Miss F. execute the Piano compost ons Of Thslberg
6ottschak etc. Violin the Emuor Concerto by
Nendelssohn md Selections from the works Of PAganiL
vieuxtemps etc
The Of tickets will commence today Tickets 81 each
Seats may without extrschsrgs Mr. Gruue
wad's No 10 Canal street and Mr. LaHaches No II
Baroune street will he published Thursday
FAIK TOR THE BEsEFIT
| GERMAN PROTEs FAINT ASYLUM,
VIII be held at
BIcEer's Bulldog, CsnoI street,
Between Faupart and Burgundy streets, DURING THE
CURR Mt WEEP.
EAIR R.. FAIR.
GRAND LADIES VAR
For the Benefit OF the
Hebrew Education Society OF New Orleans,
At the peutsche Conn suy Han Of sienvle street
| ard Exchange Alley, wiz MONDAY EVE
MING February Fh and continue until the Path inclusive
| Friday. 2lst excepted Tickets, 25 tents.
AMEs's MENAe ERIE
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FFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,


Executive DEPARTSKEr, I
New Orleans, Dee, 2, 1901
WEHFRFAS James NelItgan hiss Rde ap
w plies ion cancel his Official bond suctOnser, In
ard Tor the parish Of orleans, to-wit: -
bond dated the 2ls Of December 1870, in the sum OF
$1,000 sign by himself a. pri1cpa and Patrick lr".n
lichard MUIR hy and Ger q Farrell. ~ securities
bond dated I'D of June 1888 for the same '1ount
with Pa rick Irwin and Richard Murphv as seen l. 81 the
said bonds being for the faithful perform BY
the said James Negan Of his duties autoneer afr sac
Notice hereby 20 all Psrsous IN the ssid
bond writing A. toe Office Of the Secretary OF
s. ate ninety days after the last publication hereof why
fle ta;d bond should not Re cancelled and aunuUed
Given under hand aud seal Of the Stse OF the ahove
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
'esonS Ss;rrs0 BF FLANDERS
J. a. HARDY, Secretary Of stasa
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RTAT DE- LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTENFSr ExEcUTIF, /
Nouvtle-C rlegns le de cembre, 1871. }
A TTFNpU aue James eiIIgan Isite un
n spplicsiiOn pour canceement de lien Once com
ne encanteur dams ponr Ia parnisse drieans savor
Tn bond date q decembre, 1860 pour Ia somme de
slOCCO lu CONNIE principal ct Pat lex lrWn hen
ard Nutthy et Gerald FARRELL CONNIE secarites.
2 II bond le 22d uin 1868 pour une tele scnlne
nyec Patrick Rich ,rd Murphy csmme securities e
dis bonds corditnnte pour paccOmpts hdeie
&c dvors par dit James Negan, CONNIE eneAnteur sa
Avis par present dome toutes les persounes nte
-sees dav.r fre cOnnaitre ec an bureau du secre
tse EtAt dams qstre yngdiX iours qui suivrgni
la d.ere publication de avis les rssons pour Saqueee
les dit bonds sersit pas canceie ct sunulle.
u npe sous signature ct e de PEtat, ~
dste mertiorne IL duatre viz gdouEeme aimee de I'm
DEEPER dance dss Etsis- UuiE -. ,..r,,,,
Signe) b y FLANDEhS'
Par le gouveneur:
] II HirPT, seoretsire dEtat
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pANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. l. 1883
meeting o. the Board OF Directors held the Sd inst,
that the Stockholders OF this Bank be
qnes'ed call the banking house SATURDAY the 7h
OF March next from 10 o'clock A. to O'Clock TO
the advsabty Of further reduction Of the capital
stock.
attention OF the Stockholders is called to the following
statement embodied in the Of eommttes the
actual vslue Of the assets Of the Bank.
\. AUGUSTIN, Cashier
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LANE COTTON MILLS
Cotton YARHS-sss and II
=. WRAPPING TNlkk
=. CAULKIh8.
=, PACKIhG.
=. BATTiN9
Packed M qusntes 10 sun -
Orders WI he promptly nBed when st al y os'oooees
street, Back Ohce
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WANTED.

WANTED-SUGAR PLANTArIONS.-PARTIE
w desi'cus OF Selling sugar Plsntate-s are Invited 30
end desert have many inquiries for them non
srtes wi hing to buy Green Eder, Real Estate Aseat,
q Commercial Place, New Orleans
vUANTED-A YOUNG MAN, native OF rHx
w city Of employ wishes TO sbtsia staston in
kind OF business ere he can make himself generally
useul; Is and and A'rks
work NoHd the wholesale retdl Grocery Basil
Beet Of references gwen. Address " O. Crescent
Office.
yVANTPD-THkEE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
W btared With board In strictly private
family the Fourth Dstnet eosvsn mt to St Charles or
Frytsna stre.t Referesces given and requ red Ad
eress Postofhce Lock Box b46.
VUAkTED-k GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS,
w and who has had large business experience N New
Orlrsns, wishes situation in mercantile hoase whee the
conn would be sufficient support himself and wife
In respectable He feels stisned that he eous
meet the uirements Of The smrest recon
nendations can be furnished left the OHssoKu
ofes to @. S. will meet with prompt attention
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A BOOK WITHOUT a NAME

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
STATE NOTES and STATE WARRANTS, IN suns 70
sult purchasers 20 pay
STATE AND CONVENTION TAXES.
Also JEFFFRSON CITY WARRANTS 90 pay Taxes
For sale as liberal discount al -. ,r,r,oz,S
Corner Common and Carondeet street,
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ID q. Ryan,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
oO......... .TCHOUPIToULAS sTREET..........

Importer and rsAler in FORE GN and DOMESTIC
WtFfS AID LIQUORS. and the best brands Of SGOFGH
ALE and PORT X Soils Agent for dilbanks DR. ught
ALE which received the highest premium the last state
Fair in January l5CS the best Ale made in the United
States.
Fr sh suppli Of the Premium xxx Pae Ale in barrels
ana barrels received esery week by steamer from New
York
OF the public pstrona 10 respectfully solicited
CITY and Country tIderb will meet with prompt ntiOn.
Goo rec.iv in the Large Va ehOuss No. %
and 81 Commeire street.
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INIsTF .............FIsGI.
IRE undersigned having made arrangements TO add TO he
Butter and Cheese business full assortment Of FISH beg
leave offer the trade in Quantities 10 salt and atoWes
market prices:
MACKEREI--Eo Ts-Barrels, halves quarters kits.
MACKEREL-No. Ts
MACKEREL-Eo. 30
sALNON-Fo. Is
HERRING-No. Is
HERRING-In boxss-sealsd and kagdAlsn-
CODFIGH-In quarter drums
CODFISH-In boxes, etc etc.
ENLEY, VAN EORDEN co,
No "A Tchoupitouias street
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CREkN q ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
q Commercial Plaes

We have constant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property Country Place around tbs city and on
the Persons wishing to sell ar Invited
10 place properly in hands make TO charge
rniess sala y effected
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CONVEYANCE OF MAILS BET WEES
NEW ORLEANS AND BRITISH HONDURAS

The Government OF British Honduras invites tenders for
the during Cd Of commencing On
the 20 DAY Of MAY MKT, mouth OF Mats between
Orean- ard Belize British HOnduras, bv vessels OF
lsss than so tons Engsh Measurement with 'utaoe
90 Or cass and 100 secOndc-ss
gers stating he rates ayahle 70 passage and for the egh
# gOods-dry and TIE steamer 20 leave
New Or cans en- the Fourth ATUsDAY in each mo-th,
taking Eng Mails and al other Mails fr British How
duras New Orleans be performed in i've
days The Belize for seven days, any
day which her srv he ler IL oc ock AZ
be eck0red OF the The tenders TO st
for additional charge the ct amer viii cali At Havana
either Tenders be sent TO her Butannlc Ms,stys
bOr- the 25th of March, 90 be
awarded to ie Lieutenant OF Bitsn HOndura-
ing Nsls under with tha In
perish Cnis Government exempt m British Honda
ras Po-t charges.
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I5OO bbls FLOUR-Plants Extra, Plants Favorite,
Premium Live Oak, Cuba steam, and others
800 bbs NJ IS PORK.
90 essks Choice CLs AR SIDES.
81 . . SHOULDENS.
~ =. RIB SIDES
100 terces LARD.
200 Kegs LARD.
100 bbls Heavy RUMP PORK
80 teiees MAGNOLIA HAMS.
90 81. DAV SIS HAMS
100 hrkins Choice GOSHEN BUrrER
20 tubs Choice WESTERN BUTTER.
100 kegs PIGS FEET.
Forssleb y KEEP CArLFIELD,
II and 70 Poydras s.rJset
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cleaners gearins Bort Gu-pap.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Thursday. Feb-rary Ia, 1865.


- Notice. Treasuges % nee city III All,
Rev Or tns, February IS ISIS y time Tor The pSnen
OF Licences tor the lsfS been extended by
authority until the FIRST OF MARCH FOLIO WING
those " bl, % payment respectfully ed to cal
~ once and sette No extension Of tins VIII be gwen
beyond the period nRmer suits instituted against al
dslinquents reported BY the inspect.
= HONFITL Treasurer
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THVEE WOODY TAkEB IT
BRADY's FAMILY BIrTER5,
DysPep,Ie, Dzsebtery, Consumption, Coughs,
AND CHOLERA MoBBUS.
And forths
Liver AM KIdneys It has No Equal.
IT'S a Sure Preventive against
CHnLs AND FEVER
For all Of vhsh COmp ns It viii be found an Elca'ious
Remedy. 1t is therefore, not to be wondered At that
EVERYBODY TAKES IT.
To Travellers and all Others Who are likely suTer from
the effects Of O. Mater % DIET ~. SoS a. b Ss 5o1
r. It At plea ant SAFE, speedy and ea.eiuh
'e SOFA ~ Druggists ans Dealers generally.
MsngfscuIee md SOD a, hole,sls BY D. G. BRADY
ETHEL THOMAS, General Agents,
NesOresns la.
q Ii, WILLIAMSON. JK.,
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
No. Canal and No. Common Streets.
Receiving ,rd Forwarding promptly attsnded'o
U,RE BEST WATER WHEEL
Is LLTFEL's PATENT DOUBLE AMERICAN
Turbine,
Manufactured " POOLE HUNT.
baltimore, nd.
Sead Cor = Otreuias-
NEW MARMIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN,
on Physiological Error- Abuses and Diseases incident to
yorh md early hood which create U ped men 10 Nar
rspe relief sealed letter envelopes
nee OF chsrg-. Address - -----...-...
howard A s1r sfion. Phlade phia- Pa
| GREkN a. ELDER
| REAL ESTATE AGENTS
| q Commercial Plaza
| To Owners OF Real Estate;
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TueGdRy Evening, Feb. Is.
AND EvERY NIObT AEO SAT- ROAT NOON.
New Songs. Da-ees, Sketches, Buresquss and FStravs
by al the fixed ia the Aesdemy's hm
besides new Drama in entitled
UNDER The LAMP-POST, or NEW ORLEANS BY
GAS-LIGHr
The whole TO eoucnse with the BLACK AND TAN BALL
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EOR sALE-ELEGANT COTTAGE, WITH LARGE
IT Grounds. St Charles Fourth District Green
Elder Agents, II Commercial Place
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EOR sALE-sAW MILL on TICKFAW RIVER
with good sehinery tess plenty Of logs convenient
WIN sell ~ khos ene-taird Interest. Green Elder,
Agents II Conmereial Place
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EOR ALE-sUMMER RESIDENCE AND FARd
"a Acres Arcola Station, II miles from New Or
80 land cutiva ion. House contains four
and hail. elevated ten ies above TIE ground Front
and galleries. -Four for Kitchen aud servants.
Bars Stsbles Good Fences and LabOers' Houses.
stOcksd with Cattle Farming Utensils all 10 good work
ing order eGutal lscst Green Elder, Agents, q
Conn tfl place
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-24
aEEcHER ON THE PRESIDENCY.
He was Never Chase Mamie Com
pares Grant 10 Washington.

TO The Editor efhe Boston Daily Adrer.
fiser: ..t
left Brooklyn on Monday, J Jaly'6 but
not before the World had published that
I had, on Sunday morning. in political
sermon, come out for Chase for the Presi-
dency, and against Grant; and have
seen the story every day siuec racing
through the papers. There is not a word
Of truth 10 IL. The sermon was not polit-
ical, aud IL made no allusion either 10
Grant or to Chase. The application Of
some Of its paragraphs, in either direction.
was the work Of the reporter Of tho World,
not mine.
have never been Chose man. I
have for years. as leader IN public sffairs
deemed bin, like bis greenbacks, as pro-
missing more on the face than they are
worth in gold. While the New York In
dependent was landing him as a demigod,
and the New York Tribune was usiEg his
name to obscure the prospects Of Grant, |
heartily aud openly disagreed with both
of them, FOR | thoroughly liked Grant and
thoroughly dis,rusted Chase. lie il .
splendid man to look upon, but q poor
man 10 lean upon. Ambition lifts some
men toward things noble and good; makes
them large and generous. Other mems
ambition blurs the sharp lines and distinc-
tions between right and wrong, and leaves
them in tho esgerness Of over selfish de-
sires, TO become prey Of bad men. l
have for years felt that Mr.. Chase's ambi-
tion was consuming The bstter elements Of
his nature.
l have liked Grant from the first Sol
id, unpreientieus, straightforward, apt to
succeed and not spoiled by success, wise
in discerning men, skilliul in using them
with the rare gifl (Which Washington had
10 an eminent degrce) of wisdom in get
ting wisdom from other mems counsels-I
confidently anticipate that, great as his
military success has been, be will hereaf-
ter be known even more fayorably for the
wisdom Of his civil administration.
The seven-fold humiliations and recan-
tations through which Chase was required
to 90 for Democratic nomination, only
to see the smiling Seymour looking be-
nignly down upon his lost estate, has no
parallel except in the immortal history of
Reineke Fuchs. There will now be no
third candidate between Grant and Sey-
mour. 1t viii be a fair fight between
rugged honesty and plausible craft.
Henry WARD BEEcuER.
Boston, July Sth, 1868.
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Sanguinary revolulion-circulation Of
the blood.
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Sheet music-The cry Of children !
bed.
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thrown on one side by flourish Of rhet-
oric, or covered up by display Of "glit-
tering generalities."
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The Oldest cup on record-Thc hiccup.