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sas is declining rapidly, with nine feet water 10
the Channel to Little Rock. TIE Great Repablic
and Lady Gay are due from New ORLEANS, en-
route for st. Louis. The Ruth Il due from St.
day Pauline Carroll, Alice v. and Alice Dean,
from New Orleans. Departed Alice " aud
Pauline Carroll, for St. Louis Alice Dean for
CINCINNATI
From the Louisville Courier of the 26th inst:
:. The river was falling very rapidly yesterday,
with only III feet 9 inches Of water in the canal
10 the evening BY the mark. During the previous
"a hours Il had fallen two feet at the head Of the
tails and six feet at Portland heavy fall, which
Il continued in the same ratio will make the as.
cent of the falls by the middle chute impractics-
bic after to-day. The Nick Longworth, Captain
irwin, ls at the wharf loading for New Orleans,
advertised for this evening. The P. W. Strader.
for New Orleans, didn't get away last evening.
She rs advertised for this evening. Capt. L. De-
Haven was passenger on the Governor Allen as
far as Memphis. He is on his way here to close
contracts for building his new steamer Alpha -
The foil wing are the rates Of freight to New
Orleans: so t.e
An advance in the rates to New Orleans, how
ever, took place, and now rate at 40c y bbl. for
-FOUR 25c per 100 lbs, SOC. per sack for corn and
55c. for oats, by steamer the barge line taking
at rates &C. per barrel, and 24c. per 100 lbs. and
sack less. The rate now established is barely a
paying one, and ii is to be hoped will be sus-
taired.n
Arrived: Nick Lopgworth, from New Orleans.
From Cincinnati Gazette March 26th:
"A light rain fell about noon yesterday. Bus
ness is improving here slightly. Shipments for
New Orleans were rather better yesterday than
on previous days, and for all points, except up the
river, freight was offered quite freely. The Silver
Spray for New Orleans, has all the freight she
wants. She leaves this evening""
From Camden Ark Eagle and Herald, March
10Th: -a.4
"The river at this point has been very high, but
is now fast receding, with about thirty feet water
in the channel.n
The peerless Lee, Captain ]. N. White, from
Vicksburg, Victory from Camden. Nina SHINES
from Lafourche, and 1berviile from Bayou La.
fourche, are due to-day. ~
We failed to receive our st. Louis and Vicks-
burg exchanges last night.
The feet at the 90 Bone Yard" Algiers, con-
tinues to receive daily accessions.
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NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATrEN
~ ton II nv frieud AZ the public 20 my house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, At lis POydras street. be.
tv Camp ana Magazine streets This Saloon has been
fitted tasteuly aDr shall endeavor 20 keep it In all
spects first class drinking house With many
perence in the business and determination keep
but good iqnors, confident the BEILE MEMPHIS win
itsef e. discriminating public Lunch will be
served every day from 10 O'clock Step in and Judge
yourself j. w HAMN Proprietor.
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corn, COS: tobacco. Liverpool by sail. to fiji
for consignments, @ for cotton, 1ld. fox corn
and AS: 60. for tobacco. To New York by steam
or, lc: for cotton 2o@2 for corn, s0c for flour.
New York by sail. Hc. Tor cotton, zoe. for corn
and soc; for -four. To Boston by steam, 1ic. for
by sail. fc. for cotton, ls02Oc. for corn and s5c
for -four To Bremen by sail, Ollie. gold for
cotton and AIS. Sd. for tobacco. 10 Hsvre by
sail, l@- for cotton. Glasgow By sail, l4d. for
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

clrr JErrrxsos. March 20 1853.
Arrived yesterday-25l Texas Beeves, Sc Calves
and fearlings. Sold yesterday--237 Texas Beeves,
y6 Calves and Yearlngs. AZ Hogs. and 2 Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-S70 Texas Beeves, los
Hogs and Is Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
JTNr1ED STATES REsTAURAxT.

The undersigned has honor to inform the public that he
is to REOPEN ON SATURDAY, llth inst, the United
States Restaurant its old Stand No. l2S Conmon
The Establishment will formerly, be provided with the
very best Estables and Wsisers-
FRITZ HUPPENBAUER.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

THE CHRONICLE,

The CHRONICLE,
Devoted to the interests of the Holy Catholic pro
Epsc0pa Church. is published in New Orleans La
every Saturday and designed to be usel and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper This is the only representative of
The Church south Of tbs Ohio and Virginia
and such commends sto the support prompt
patronage Of her clergy and asy and to the members
friends of hat communion generally IL the South and south
The only Ten Gents per week. when madein
advanced payment Of "Five Dollars per Those in
.erested in sustsnng and approaching the Importance
such representative medium ecclesiastical inel
gence requested promptly IN sustaining paper in
their sections forward their subscriptions and
agents. solicit and forward those of others. addressing
THE CHRONICLE,
10 Commercial Place Cup-stars) New Orleans.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA. MISS.
os MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS

0s MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS,
LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND g. N. r. R
This beautifully situated and eommodous Hotel having
entirely renovated newly painted and provided With
furniture bedding and put in complete and perfect
order s for guests The arrangements for families
desire seek health and pleasure There
has been Of yellow fever cholera at this point
High altitudeneay 400 feet above the level Of the
giving pure and wholesome stuosphee pure spring water
pleasant grounds for prOmenadng and fine bathing in the
Tangipshoa river Ase, and cold baths in the House.
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of Orleans lew Of the advsnages be found here
To the sportsman the country affords abundance Of game
and the rivers plenty Of FISH, Livery Stable well supplied
with horses and carriages is connected with the establish
ment Also large vegetable garden furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays excursion trains and from Magnolia Fare by
excursion trains half price. Terms will te moderate and
families who desire remain the entire season. liberal
rangement will be made is the discrimination Of the
dersignsd to make the Central House A FIRsr.CLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts of home be obtained
CHAs E SMEDES Propretor.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

MEDIcAL...-....,...................ME
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford In extensive
practice in all forms Of disease than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies
dieated-for either and all ages and conditions
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS GEN.
tai WEAKNEss, PILES, SYPHILIS and GoNOR-
RHEA in the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vesge Of an and disorder eradcsted the
system the skin restored to its native beauty and the entire
organism to it's normal he.lth-
Persons desiring Dr. J. Whites advice and reSedies viii
call at the Of ST. Charles and Julia Streets there
several DR.. Whites in the city.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
AGRICULTURAL.

RAMIE ................RAMIE
This substitute Cotton has been
pec.isy adapted climate and grow only
auvsl SOIL but also the upsnds Of Mississippi Thst
to be destroyed By the caterpillar and other
mics Of Cotton; that four be and
the market and each crop Of pounds the than
ordinary yield coton that its fibre stronger and finer
than fax cotton; and that il worth than double
Europe than the best Sea Island Coon that requires but
little labor and when planted will and propagate
itself without further labor for great many fact
indefinitely The subscriber has plants exhibition
the his personal labor and roots FRESH FROM
THE GROUND. which TO live II properly planted.
For sale at l27 CarOndslst street.
r. JAMES kNArP.
E>ICE MlLLs.... ...............RfCE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKIyLAY
he inventor Of the approved RICE POUNDER in
who has been 30 years engaged in
sruetion erection and management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision, all kinds
Of Machinery equired in the preparation Of Rice for the
Market and 10 rna all necessary drawings and specih
cstisns.
model Of McKinlays Patent Rice Huner suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption be
LFEDs co.
A .sioosSda n sSEL1E. s112. 0oTros SssIsxEav
James streets IN the Immediate Vicinity OF The follow
Presses; kssissippl Lossans, Fire Proo Alabama sh
sani ssrchsn vicksburs and PENN Having srstos.
proved PREPARED e haul gin and pick cssssa rom .a
soS - P-ce c1rrrns once l7s sravssr -tr.-s
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Ii. HALsEY-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. Carondei.t street.
NEW ORLEANS.
Te INVENTORS.
WILLIAM N. ECCLES,
Attorney mt LAW,
OFFICE. ns NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIS. NC
win solicit Passnts and prosecute Patent Suits
Iected CLAIMS Expecting reap profits from SUCH
patents first application for barely what il costs
having been In the business for time we
blsd shape claims avoid infringement AL buz
attended TO promptly; advice foe In all esssa
Best Of city references sven whsn desired.
n H. @. MOORE
COUNSELOR AT Law. NAPOLEON. ARKANSAS,
in the prepared prsmDs
ssisrs I % Maj John D. Adams. Of ps.a. Adams ssr:
sr'ssn' saors: aiken a RainsS. New orisan-
JAkEs N. OuEELL.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
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CIsTERN AND CARrESTEKS Work.
The undersigned having removed his old stand No ITO
Camp viii be pleased reeeive the orders Of his
friends and at M r.ylor's is Camp street.
Wa AYRES
Cistsr MakG and Carpenter
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EATkA-.-.-.....-...." ID ...."'..-.'...'.-...-sr ECiAL.
DR.. Hewe's Mode Of Using . vaeuun.
BY removal Of atmospheric pressure
gssons instantly relieved, which health IN
large class Of Diseases II vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon Of which
neurihes nvigoates and enlsrre permanently small veal
organs BY restoring he equilibrium Of natures blood food
them; by which is reliable remedy for Paralyzed
Shrunken Parts Impotency Weak Sexual Power Spsrms
torhea Seminal Dersngement Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Ineontinenceo Urine Enlarged Postrae 0bs
Gleet vaoces certain forms Of Structure which
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
osssally.
His Medical. Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases Humon
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicines
ons fail reach; but used ogsthsr effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for AL forms Of disease
acute and chronic, Of either
Ofice hours from a. 70 =. Consultation free.
Treatment cash Charges moderate Strictly confidential
A T. HOWE. II D., IL Barenns street.
Near Canal. New Orieana
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

We wish TO oimmedsfsy disooss o. the shove magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether II be Watch wortl 81, 900 worth The
return Of Of certificates entities the article
named thereon payment irrespective Of s worth and
Il will at once be that this h NO LOTTERY. bat
rsehord legitimate Transaction, which may be participated
BY the fastdious
single certificate win be sent By mail paid upon
ccipt of Is cens i've for ST. eleven for 81 thirty and
elegant premium Tor 50 sixty six and valuable premium
for Sl0 hundred and superb Watch for tl5 To
Agents. those wishing this IA
tuny. II lsgtmstey condnced bnsness, duly anlhor
zed BY the the scrutiny
Try ma WRIGHT, BRO A CO., Importers.
1fl Broadway Nsw York.
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MEDICAL.


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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

EACTs - Msssrs. n. Kisner 4 Hollsnaer, No. z1
Il Poydras Manufactures Of the Nalakon Bters
9entemen-I have examined the patent that granted
by the U Government for manufacturing the Maskoh
Btters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated TO excite and keep in good order the digestive
organs have prescribed said Bitters several times and In
instance had occasion ascertain their beneficial
effect remain, gentleman yey rsspectfuy. your most
obedent servant A. MERCIER, III. d. l95 Canal street.
have examined the patent hold tor the manuactue Of
Maakof Bitters and find nothing in the Ingredients thereof
cacusted TO nurously the human system
taken in inordnae quantities Indeed nothiag bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, M. D.
Your Maskof Bitters, which have examined do not
contain any Ingredients injurious health and may
mended to those who in Of a 90 ID tonic
Yours, NJ SCHUPPERr, n ID.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN,
On Physiological Errors Abuses Diseases incident to
youth and early manhood, which rpedmens
rage with Of relief sealed letter envelopes
tree OF charge Address Ii ..I. -
DR. j. sKILLEN HOUGHTON,
Howard Assoc ston. Philadelphia Pa
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

a. eEEL1E,s COTTON aINNERy
n and COTTON PlOkEkl, corner So fhomss aud -
lanes streets In the immediate vicinity Of the followns
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof Alabama ShR
perH Planters Tyler. Fzetors, Commercial Pelican Or
leans Merchants Veksburg and Penn. Having nrstcass
Carver Cotton Gins of eighty each, the latest In
proved he prepared ss haul gin and pick Cotton from an
so< = Pre- cSrrrns once ias sravssr -trs-s.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

A BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

The undersigned having removed from bis old stand No ITO
Camp win be pleased reseve The orders Of his old
friends and customers at Mr. r&ylors lB Camp street.
Wa AYRES,
Cisten MakG and Carpenter
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
The 'Our Country of Middleton,
C,ppnot;,pt b,, tbo f,llnr-

The ''Our Country Of Middleton,
Connecticut, has the following:
THE REcoRD.-''Thc record Of Horat: O
Seymour during the war, Will condemn
him in his W and every Northwestern
State.-COnstitution.
If carrying 'his own State by SO. 0
majority is condemnation, The Constitu-
ton is right. Blu will our neighbor tell
his readers what Horatio Seymour's rec
ord Isl Also why it will condemn
him p 1t was f. NJ. Stanton, when Sec'v
OF War, who commended ~iIoratio Seymour
for his 'senergy and PATRIOTISM adding
that he should 'be happy always to he es
teemed your his friend" 1t was Mayor
Opdyke who said in the New York Consti-
~tutional Convention. in speaking Of Gov.
a,ymour during the draft riots. that
Everything that it was possible for hin,
to do was lone to aid IN tae suppression of
the riots = and that Ibis conduct during
those riots met my entire approval
Is this the ''record that Will condemn
IIoratio Seymour?
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y.

MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y.
Arrive at P. du CHI, going west. I. A. NJ. Mondays
excepted and at s. Is +. NJ. unday excepted.
Leave P. du CHI. east at I. SO A. VI. and at 0. p.
Sundays excepted.
Prom Mcdregor to st. Paul trains leave at s. Is A
NJ. and at 10. p. VI. Sunaa,s excepted. They arrive
at McGregor at 8. rs A. NJ. and z. 20 +. NJ. undays
excepted.
The Ferry Steamer, City Of MGrc9or, Capt JoHN
BASS, will ply between the Cities Of Mciregor and Pr
du Chen, at strict train time, for each direction
Captain Bass will rest his Steamer, at night, on til.
NJ piregpr side OF the river. bringing passengers and
mails from the Mil. and Chicago IA trains coming
west.
p. tsges leave McGregor, daily, for Elkader
Waukon and for Dubuque, trawberry poin
Gutenberg, Gtrnavillo an4 Dubuque, tri-weekl,
This 2. doas mt strictly belong to our Railwa,
heading, but it is OF Interest to the public and the,
will please. in the expressive language Of our :rient
Woolliscroft, to ''make "A minute it," Traveller
who get lost in their western explorations often com,
to McGregor for a new start. Trains and stages
stea and wagons, are always on hand, to TAX,
you to any point of the earthly compass, and it is POI
sible some trains about here may send people ont
station beyond purgatory.
$40 a Day for all.-Stencil Tool Sam
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
Delinquent Tax Payers take Mo-
ticC.

TREASURES OFFICE, CLAYTON COUNTY, Iowa.,
Elkader, August I'd, 1865.
Whereas the new system of tax collecting by Town
ship Collectors comes in force in this county on the
fist day OF January A. u. 1869. and all Delinquent
taxes have tn be collected te'ore that day.
Therefore the undersigned gives herewith notice to
every one concerned. that ALL DELINQUENT
TAXES UNPAID on the first day of September next
will be ADVERTISED in the Cloyton County Journal,
aud any real estate found to belong to such delin-
qnent sold for such taxes on the first Monday of
November next, il not paid prior to that day.
And every Deputy Collector is herewith author
lied to collect from such delinquent tax payer from
and after the first day of september 1858, 20 cents
extra for each description OF property for advertising,
according to law.
J. G VAUPEL. County Treasurer.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

$40 a Day for all.-Stencil Tool Sam
pies free. Address Al. ULLAM Springfield. VI
GID
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
aud valuable Curiosity.

A wonderful old document is at present
in Canada, being nothing less than the
skin or parchment signed two hundred
and thirty years ago by the Scottish peo-
ME. and known as TIE National Covenant
of Scotland.,' The substance Of the deed
is written in a firm, beautiful hand, al
most unique in its kind; the signatures of
the noblemen (incl ding the famous
Montrose) and many Of the others are
very distinct, as also are those obliterated
in the blood of their subscribers, while the
whole parchment is in u good state Of
preservation.
This celebrase led old document is, without
doubt, a relic of the trublous times which
gave it existence. No era of Scotland's
history claims more interest or presents
greater charms than the memorable year
1888, when, on the first day of March, it's
vigorous and high-mindcd people, Cypress.
ed by restrictions on their religious liberty,
and reused to resistance by the attempts
of the King and his ambitious prelate to
violate their conscicnces by forcing upon
them a liturgy utterly opposed their Pres
byterian notion of simple worship, rose
up en- mdsse and with Il unaniinity of views
and feelings unparalleled, subscribed the
National Covenant of Scotland. The
Covenant survived the crisis that called it
forth. For the following fifty years the
principles which produced a generation of
heroes, found their noblcst opponents in
the lives and suiferings of their sons. Pur-
flied in martyr blood, they triumphed in
tie cause of freedom and left a legacy to
succeeding general ons, which to us was
never more sensibly enjoyed than in the
present age.
For the past seventy years the document
DlIas been in the possession of a family of
the name of Henderson, into whose grand.
fathers hands it came when he was the
senior Cameronian Pastor in Scotland.
The existence of the document is well
known in the United Kingdom. where in
most Of the principal towns and places it
has been shown.-MOat. Gazette.
The radical whitewashing campaign
document issued by Commissioners Wells,
on the subject of the revenue, shows that
year commencing July 3Oth 1868, were
S439, 100000. The same document shows
that the amount of taxes collected Tor the
year ending June Both, 1868, was S474,-
5OO,OOO. 1t shows that all Of these reven.
ues but S34, 100000 was used to pay the
expenses of the Government. Other
tables show that but 5000, 900 was paid
OF the public debt. Where did the bal
ance of the S34. 100000 90 to. The
amount not accounted for is S29. 700, 900.
Mr.. Wells report shows that che army
and navy nave cost since the war closed
81 $50. 237,3l0. This is the showing of a
radical campaign Official document.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

More economical remarkable certainty
OF prompt action, in fact. every good
quality is guaranteed Tor Mrs. s.. a. AL
lens Improved NEW stylc) Hair ieStorer
or Dressing, lin one hottIe.) Every D3ut-
gist sells it. Price 81 90. nj
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

S~pindles. Curbs. Hnppcrs, Stands. Shoes. Damsrls,
&c. Smut and Bran cleaners, Separators, Mill Pecks,
Cups and Bclting.
Duiour q Co.'S Old Dutch Anchor Boiling Cloths,
Extra and Extra Heavy aud Double Extra Heavy.
Pafentee of the North Western Turbine. also agent
for the LEFFEL WHEEL. All letters addressed to
McGregor or Lansing, Iowa. 6l2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
EYE and EAR!

Doctors Mason & Whitney. Oculists and Auris's,
Prairie du CHEN. Wisconsin. We treat successfully
gronular lids and all tho.e worst form of chronic
diseases of the eye. We operate for cataract and
cross-eye. Chronic discharges OF the ear ana deaf
ness from any cause will receive careful attention.
Patients from abroad will find good board convenient
10 the Office. Qface hours from Q a. ~, TO II m.
Mk
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
CONJUGAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Men. on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers anu create
impedimentst to Marriage, with sure means OF reiieI.
Sent in sealed letter env lope. fres of ch rces Adj
drsss. DR.. J. sKILLIN uJUGHrON, Howard Aseocj-
aticn, Philcdelrh!a, Pa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
STATE OF IOWA, !
CLAYTON (

Oh IOWA, L..
CLAYTON COUNTY. !"
Comfort Ware,
VS. In the District Court.
Harriet Ware.
To Harriet Ware, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that on or before the Let
day OF Sept. 1868, a Petition will be fled by said
the District Court of said Clayton county, Iowa, claim
ing Of you u divorce from the bonds of marriage and
alleging rs cause therefor adultry, and that unless you
appear thereto aud defend before noon Of the second
day of next term of said Court commencing on the
14th day Of September, 1868. Default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this Sd day Of July, 1865.
COMFORT WARE, Plaintiff.
By A. J. JORDAN, Attorney.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, In District Court, Clayton
CLAYTON CouNrr.} County, Iowa.
FL :s s:;;s..' september Term a. =. 1865.
To F. Il. Wellman.
You arc hereby notified that en- or before the 1st
day Of September 1865. there will b. on file in the Of
Zee of the Clerk of the District Court of Clayton
County, Iowa. y petition of H.. D. Wellman claiming
Of you the sum Of one hundred and forty dollars as
money due On one ~promisory note, with interest and
costs, and that unless you appear and answer thereto
and defend. before noon OF the second day Of next
term Of the District Court of said County. to be holden
on the ID Monday of September 1868, default will b.
entered against you and judgment rendered thereon,
II. D. wsLLxAN, Plaintiff.
BY JOHN I. sroNxxAn, Attorney.