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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

Lump coal will be delivered from this date at 20
cents; at the yard 10 cents.
KNOXVILLE IRON Co.
nov 4-wtStw Il NJ. 9. Wilcox s. Co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsFEBs.-The following are
the transfers Of real estate registered in the Office of
the County Court Clerk, for the week ending Nov.
23d, 1862
WIN. L. Foust to Susan Mehaaey, lot in Knox
vile for $50.
John D. Steele to A. A. Coulter, tract of land in
Knox county for $25.
J.R. T. Atkins 70 s. T. Atkins, lot in Knoxville
for 5000
@. W. Ray and Peter Edmondson to Jno. s. Van
Glider, lot in Knoxville for 500.
G. W. Ray and Peter Kdmonason to Jno. s Van
Glider, lot in Knoxville for 81 500.
Samuel LOnes 70 Frank A. Mary, tract of land in
Knox county for $l,56l.
Wm. z. Gibbons to Emanuel BOlli, lot ia Knox
vile for $1,000.
Matthew Hill to G. NJ. Kcrur, tract of land in
Knox county for $1,000.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

o;-.,tion Labels or Tags
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

HoLsToN RIVER BRIDGE.-Competent engineers
have been recently surveying the banks of ths Hol-
ston with a view TO making estimate of the cost
Of building bridge at the several available points
here. The public viii look with interest to their
report. We learn that they will make an estimate
for building such bridge from Prince Gay and State
streets showing what advantages street has over
another This is q matter of interest to us ALL The
time is rapidly approaching when such bridge
win become necessity, and all are interested in
knowing what Il will cost.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
CHARLES SEYMOUR,
Attorney and Solicitor.

Especial attention given to Real Estate
Practice.
sept 22-tw-ly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

Knoxville, Tenn, December z 1000.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

comfortable house of six rooms besides two hals
kitchen and cellar on Cnch Street in East Knoxville
in excellent neghborhood and position. $50 per month
Two hundred acres of open land close to Knoxville
from which the timber was ali cut off during the war
good water and locaton-wil be rented for torn Of
years in body divided to men who will fence IT, put
up buildings &C., at nominal rent.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

A series Of articles has lately appeared in
Harper's Magazine, pretending to give incidents
Of the war, and purporting to be written by q
Yrgipian." These papers were written by a
renegade virgnian, who fought against his State
during the war, and whose name we know very
well. 1t is D. b. Strother, and his nom de plume
in former times was "Por,e Crayon." His
writings are full Of falsehoods and ISLANDERS. A
sub-ediior Of this paper denounces the said Stro.
ther as fslsifer. renegade and mercenary
wretch, who has basely injured the character of
the Old Dominion by calling himself a vir-
ginian.r ~,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

EXAMINE THE REG1sTRY.--When the regis
tration lists were revised by Sheridan's allies,
the principal business which occupied those in
genious creatures was that of striking off the
names of white voters. 1t not known to what
extent the lists were thus tampered with; but it
is certain that great numbers of names were
arbitrarily struck of. Thus many persons
who suppose that they are registered will
find, on examination, that their names do not
appear on the published lists All registered
voters should carefully examine the lists, to
make sure that they have not been cheated by
sheridan's registrars, and those who find that
their names have been omitted should renew
their applications for registration.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
N-esU Opera HOssse.
10 THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE OPERA.

TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE OPERA:
GExrLEMrs-The managers having contracted engage
give Opera entertainments at Galveston during
Passion Week. inform the Of their determ
nation 20 close the Opera House dnring that time.
The the miodle of Lent having become
very thin and the receipts having gradually declined to In
gnfcant figures ii TO be presumed that during Psss
Week the Theater would be almsst deserted Having
ceiyed advantageous propositions from Glveston the
ayers desous fulfill their obligations with the artists
well their towards the subscribers have dec
ded to accept them
The Opera House. which is generally closed during the
Holy Week will therefore be closed during wsets in
stead of and the four performances TO whica the sub
scribers entitled viii be allowed them Wednesdays
and Fridays before the end Of the season. t
The hope that this statement win be sufficient
Justify the determination expressed The Company will have
ed this city by the middle OF Holy Week. and they
will be in readiness to produce, after Easter Sunday
"LAfrcsine." "Noms" "Don JUAN" aud two
Important chef euvres VIII ch viii AXE the number
lyric Operas during the about fory.
Grateful for all the marks of cement and sympathy
well for the assistance received from the subscribers
the pub the will not spare any effort In the
future to deserve their patronage
For the Managers:
E. CALABRESI.
New Orlears March "a 1862.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

REGIsTER REGISTER THE registration
lists will be open for revision on the Sd of
April, and will remain open for five days.
During that time it is the duty of the regis
trars to inscribe the names of all qualified
applicants. There are, in this city, at least
ten thousand qualified white voters who have
not yet availed themselves of the privilege of
registration. 1t is to be hoped that all will
now make an effort to be registered. Those
who were illegally rejected by Sheridan's in
struments, or who were deferred from making
an effort to obtain their rights under that fla
gitious regime, will find very different state
of things now. The officers charged with
carrying the law into effect are distinctly in
structed to be guided by the law, and to dis
regard the secret instructions issued by
Sheridan at the instance of his radical allies.
No qualified voter will be rejected if applica-
ton be made in time Let everybody, then,
come forward and help to defeat the infamous
Dryades street unconstitutional Constitution.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

F0R STREET CoMMIssIoNER.-We publish to-day
o call upon Mr.. Geo. d. Hite, signed by Many
Voters.v who appreciate his worth, to become a
candidate for the office of street commissioner.
Mr.. Hite has been well sn6 favorably known in
connection with our interests, as the agent for
different steamboats,, and is q gentleman of great
energy Of character, and of much popularity. His
friends, in bringing him forward for tbs position,
have nominated gentleman who IL Ia every
respect competent to Gil the office.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The sugar.csne is progressing finely. and on
most Of the few places planted in cane the rows
are lining already. The stubble cane is sound
and healthy. and there viii doubtless be heavy
crop Of cane this fall. Little sugar, however. will
be made. The demand for plant cane for places
that will then be prepared TO ego into sugar,- il
is thought, will consume the surplus of every
sugar plantation in this vicinity.
LBston Rouge Advocate
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

REDUCTION OF Freight ON THE MOBILE LINE
We invite the attention Of shippers of freight
10 the advertisement of Messrs. G. A. Whitney &
Co., agents for the Morgan line of Mobile mail
steamers, in which 1t is announced that there has
been material reduction in their charges for
freight. As this line has an established reputa-
tion for delivering all freight promptly and with
out any liability to damage or detention. we pre-
sumo that our mercantile public will appreciate
the iberslity Of this step. See the advertisement
for particulars.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Near Meridian, Mississippi, the other day, one
negro stole COW from another. The thief was
tried before self-constituted negro court of i'm
peachment, and sentenced to be staked out by the
hands and feet, and receive one hundred and fifty
stripes well laid on, which was accordingly done
Besides, the owner Of the COW is to have lieu on
the thief's crop Ito be grown to cover his loss.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Law DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIvERsITy.-We
have received the following communication, for
the courtesy Of which we return our thanks:
You are respectfully invited to attend the an
nasl exercises of the law department, University
of Louisiana, to take place at the Lyceum Hal,
on Monday. April 9th. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. Com.
mittee Of invitation-Paul Capdevielle. Theo. a.
Uhlhorn, Clement L. Walker. Committee of re-
cepfion-E. Burtbe. II. Chiapela, G. Claiborne,
john Barnett, A. Viavaso. fsaet
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

LEcTURE.-By request, DR.. de la Ravelle wit
deliver lecture next Saturday evening, on the
suggestive subject of The Great Republic and
what viii become of it," The place where the
lecture is to be delivered win be duly announced.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

An advertisement in another column calls a
meeting Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee this evening, at o'clock, at the club
rooms over Hawkins's, corner Common street
and Theater alley 1t is desirable that every
member should be present
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

PoSTcHARTRAIs RAILROAD CoMPANY.-See no.
tce from Col. Geo. Pandelly, the active and ener-
getic agent of the Pontchartrsin Railroad Com
pany, in regard to the new schedule of trains to
the Lake and to Gently, which arrangement will
20 into effect tomorrow, the lst
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The Baton Rouge Gazette speaks in the highest
terms Of Mr.. kullaly's lecture. We learn from
the Gazette that Mr.. M. will visit Natchez, vicks
burg. Memphis and other cities. for the purpose
of lecturing before his return to New York.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

We have received the first and second numbers
of the Rural Tines" new paper started at
Sparta, in this State. and devoted mainly to the
interests of pIsnfers
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The Roman Catholic Publication Society, or
ganized two years ago on the plan of the Ameri-
can Tract Society, has published its report. Dur
ing the last year and half $50 900 tracts have
been distributed in the United States. OF this
number lac. 900 were distributed in prisons. hosu
tails, on board men-of-war and merchant vessels
and nearly 100000 were distributed among the
garrisons. and posts Of the regular army.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Major W. @. Driver, who has just returned from
. business visit 10 New York, enllvened our sane.
tum yesterday with bis genial presence. We trust
the major may " live long and prosper
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

REGIsTRArIoN.--We understand that the regis
try Office for voters in the fourth ward was opened
yesterday, at the corner of Canal and Rampant
streets. The fourth is one Of the largest wards in
the city.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
The Former NTereau House, Now belonging
TO No. Paul Dumagenc.

WIN be sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, April l. 1858
O'Clock n. and the following days, by Chss T.
NASH Auctionee s20o Of stock, consisting Of gen
tlemen's FURNISHING GOODS. SHIRTS. from Of the
first Psssn houses excellent both in cut and quality and
be found only at Mr. Dumags cs AoA great variety
FANCY ARTICLES AlsO--The FIXTURES of the store
and Of the two BaIber-shops.
Also-The LEASE.
Catalogues will be ready on the day Of sale.
p. DUMAGEVC.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
AMuskmENTs THIS EVENING.

-BT. cHARLEs THEATER-Eneaeement Of Mr.. and Mrs
WAskins-'Dssola. or Nobody's Daughter" eh
ACADEMY or MUSIC-Dramzfic and VARIETY Entertain
DentI minated ablesux songs, baets, burlesQues.
CRESCENT CITY MUsEUM-Nos. 70 and a. ~. Charles
streef-Wondsrfnl living and natural curiosities
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The storehOuse Of Messrs. semple & Deloach in
woodvile. Wilkinson county, Miss, has been des-
troyed by fire.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

A letter from Augusta, Maine, in the Portland
Argus, states that cost the radicals one hundred
Thousand dollars to carry the New Hampshire
election. When we consider that the majority of
the radicals in New Hampshire. formerly about
four thousand, was reduced by nearly a thousand,
1t be ascertained. by easy calculation, what
is the price CT vote in that "trooly loil State.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

DIR. A. w. Saunders, formerly of Crosse Tete.
and Mesrs. Whitaker aud Wall, Of Wilkinson
county, Miss, have emigrated to Belize, British
Honduras.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Upon the recommendation of Governor Baker,
A. J. Morefeld and H. Zeeler are app ointed
trustees Of Shreveport in place of Jonas Robson
and 3. B. Bennett, who failed TO qualify.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

On Monday March afh 1865 at his residence MICHAEL
ASstLL native lrsisna aged IS years. and
resident Of this ci the last 81 years
his funeral will take place from his late residence
Of ST. Charles Terpschore Streets sz o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON Frienas of the family respectfully invited
attend
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
NARRrED.

orwsresdsy March issh the residence the brides
fatb-z. by Rev. DuBoss W H. TERRY. Of zississp
pi oAEIIA s. SUTTON, daughter Of VIM ssston. Esq.
Of Carroll rarish.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

For District Attorney, CHAs. II. LUZENBERG.
Judge First District Court EDAOND ABELL: Clerk,
NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
Judge Second District Court, JOHN CULBERTSoN,
Clerk p. R. O'RORKE.
Judge Third District Court, G. N. EMERsON Clerk D.
@. ByERBy.
Judge Fourth District Court. PAUL Z. THEARp;
Clerk, R. O. BOND.
Judge Fifth District Court. h. D. OGDEN Clerk, LOUIS
POWERS. ~ s
Judge Sixth District Court GUY DUPLANTIER; Clerk,
WIN w0ELPER
Judge Seventh District Court I. W. CoLLENs; Clerk
PAsCALIS LAsARRE.
Justice Of the Peace. First Distrct-G. w. SADLER;
Constable, WIN. CARR f.r.0
Justice Of the Peace Second Distrct-PARIs chill
DRESS; Constable. JOHN @. KUZAC.
Justice of the Peace, Third Tstrict-PAUL W. COL
LENS; Constable A. J. WAGNER.
Justice of the Peace, Fourth Distrct-AUG. vIAvANT;
Constable. 2. AID. FORTIER
Algsers.
Justice Of the Peace, Fifth Distrct--JOHN BROWNLEE;
Constable. JOHN NJ MEADE.
Parish OF Orleans.
Justice the Peace Sixth District--rROS. g. COLLENS;
Constable, wM. AYREs.
Sheriff. Criminal Cour-J o. NIXON.
Sheriff. Civil COurt-JOHN L. LEWIS.
Coroner, below Canal street-C DELERY.
Coroner, above Canal street and Algiers-P. b. McKEL
vEY.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The Natchitoches Times says the river is rising
fast, and there is now plenty Of water at the
landing for first-class boats.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The Madison Parish Journal. which we believe
is Republican paper, objects to the Yarmouth
ticket, and expresses preference for the ticket
headed by Tsliaferro
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

An editor in Michigan, talking of corn, pro-
fesses to have couple of ears fifteen inches long,
Some folks are remarkable for the length of their
two ears.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

IBERvnLE PARIsH.-The South, of the 2Sth,
says;
"All the planters with whom we have conversed
during the week, agree In asserting that the crops
small as they are, promise well for the season.
Every plant is growing finely" -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The Juveniles of Clinton, in the parish Of East
Felicisna, are in high state of excitement con-
cerniDg an approaching circus. So says the
Democrat
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Gen. D. Il. Hill, editor of that sterling monthly.
the LAND We Love-, is in Mobile.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
.lsarsessxes Spreads.

l2-4 WHITE. PINK and BLDE.......at IS co. worth 80
I24 WHITE DOUBLE MARsEILLEs.. 8 %, worth Is
la at 6 80, worth IL
KREEGER,
COZ Ragasine square Magazine Marketl
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
$4,000 Reicard.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, pack
made up for the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ. MoRGAN'S SONS, New York. containing FIFTY
THOUSAND Os5o,oOW DOLLARS in Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars, all dated 10Th March,
1862 numben ed Latter O. a follows viz.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

BY cHAs. T. NASH, AUCrIoNEER.


v 80 80. GPEAT OCCASION.
A FIRST-oLAss HoUsE-THE BEST SITUATION IN
TaE CITS-No So ST. CHARLEs STREET,
OPPOSITE ThE HOTEL s
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
Harana Cigars. Havana Cigars

j. G. II NJ A,
15S...-....-. COMMON SrREET...I5S
Offers for sale IS aD HAVANA CIGARS Of several
brands ard SHES low price 10 piece or $50
PEI Thousand The connoisseurs invited
anime the stock Renembsr,
J. GUMA
No l1 Common Street..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

OF WINES, ETC.,


100 siii "a 20 N
OF WINES, ETC.
nr17 341f cu
49,. 1t1 70 ~ .st'srsd 2.
ss ana 20 e'4 Love. street.
xRE cAsTILLoN. Jr, Of Bordeaux
s. pEBANsArNE
O. sIENzAc CO.,
BEeN1 yrIS. PELLE.
l. A. BorrEAu CO.,. = Ansusms
J. rAURE Co. =. Jarnac.
PELLEvo1slN FRERxs. LaRochsre.
H. PIPER CO., Rsms-
BENZ 4EUe PERRIER, :. chalons
Offers for sale 10 Store and in Bond.
Cleres N $eshs'
2ss casks csiac B. and p.
50 hlk casks :. rA
80 casks Cote Lormont j. L
40 :. ST. Nacsrs L g.
40 . lere Palms Forgue&
20 . Fine and Dessert
Claret In Gases, In Quarts.
$500 cases Clsirsc B. p Begni Jtin. fslla
1900 :. St. sulpin Jules Wizard Co.
225o :. st. Loubss :.
100 :. Chat. Bernone :.
800 :. St Macaire Louis Gnoulhse.
$50 :. BeautronL
500 . Clos Montsee J. Lacosss.
100 :. Fine and Dessert St. EmIlion. St. Julien La
rose. Msgsux, Chat Ma gaux, Chat. LAtour
Chat Lahue. Jules Wizard.
Claret In Cases. In Pints-
500 cases clairsc B. and p Bemi Pere;
200 :. St. Loubss Jules Wizard Co.
white Wine. In C.sks aad cases.
20 casks St. German. B. P Bssni and Justin Psus;
$50 cases OTIS
$50 =. :. pts.
700 :. Haut Bsuterne. Jules Wizard
White wiae Vinegar.
casks Lsrtgue Fla;
80 barrels
iss cases. of Il bottles L.rtigue Fns;
rs :. :. :. Barber Lartigus;
90 .. =. osssst Ains.
Chanpssne wi.es.
500 baskets pnts and qu4rD ssry Mousssux from Ben
ana Eug. Perrier;
500 sksts pints and quat De Benant to arrive
steamer Genevievr, from Hsvre:
1lo baskets Cquarts) Champagne. Piper Hsidsisck;
20 UintS
Absynth. vernouth. etc.
20 barrels genuine Swiss. T. Perned;
100 Molly, Pnt Co.'s vERMoUTH;
4s quarters SHERRY, ?. Grousset
Brandy Fruits.
40 cases assorted BRANDY FRUITS;
DO :. BRANDY PRUNEs.
Cordi.l., French Inported.
EXTRA suPERFINE
Is cases Yellow and Green. Psre Hermann;
20 AARAscHiNo, Pso . Psshsti;
20 :. assorted coRDIALs.x NJ '. Fiseroux Co.
20 = asserted . ). Chauvst
sardiues In OIL .a
200 cases, 1ro quarter. Of the brand Of B. Basset;
2O = lco = = Durochsr;
20 looh R. Balestris;
60 - Erampert;,
French Pre- served Vegetables and Meats.
20 casks 100 half PETIrs PoIs. Of the brand OF B.
Basask go So
Is 100 half, MUSHROOMS. of the brand of SALES.
100 half. CEPEs in OH;
8. Tranisd sAUsAGEs; ~ a
100 quarter. TRUFFLEs;
81. 50 Assorted Trunisd PATEs;
s.. Fat Liver PATEs;
50 100 half, TUNSYi in on
Heurbon whiskies.
50 bbls. wickBfe; efA
Is Tuscaloosa.
80 bales Pointed coRKs. S. DsbAns, Ains;
SO Regular
10 Superior cosKs s. Dssan.. Aias;
20 =. Demijohn -
90. Pointed OOaKs. I....sen Tn.l
20 Regular a.
Bottles.
100 hampers clnss BorrLEs ,a,ts sfr
rs Brandy
CorkiBg Machines.
IL coRKnG MACHINES. % arrive.
French sraadies.
N. oAsrILLoN. Jr. Bordeaux.
<hsif pipss, vintage Of 1876;
l5quarter pipes, vintage Of 1915;
sffth :. ..
eeuarssr ls25;
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
CONGRESS.


JAMES TURNER formerly Apothecary Charity Hospi-
tai and lately Of the firm Turner Wales Is Roy street,
beg the medical profession and the public that
he has opened shove where he viii give hs personal
attention to the Prescription and Compromising Departmental
and ocits continuance Of the Hber which has
been extended to him IN other locations
Depot of Turner's Standard Southern Preparations
Prsscrip iptioss put up ~ ala hours, day and night.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

A heavy stock Of sILvERwARB yEwRLRy a.d DA,
MoNDs on hand q A B. gKlswoLD COS, eornrr
Canal and Royal streets Also. such articles -
Clocks, Bro Mantsl Ornaments, Work Boxes Whdns
Dssks Dressing Cases, spectaces Cutlery, Guns and W
tols, Tor sale 1t extremely low prices.
A. B. GRISWOLD & CO..
Corner Canal and Rove. strestk
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The public cautioned against trading for the same
the above reward offered for the recovery the money
CHI. JUMONVILLE,
New Orleans. March &c, ls6s Cashier
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
Imported HaranG
Genuine II

Genuine Imported Havana
CIGARS.
We responsible for Cigars sold nnder brand ths
not original purchased rom MI JOSE DOMINGO,
he Is our dny authorized agent for their sale
A UABARGA CA.
j. CODIsA Y GA.
And many other fsvorite brsnds
JOSE DOMINGO,
Wholesale Depot. A Canal street
Retail Depot. St Charles Hotel.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
": =. Hodsson,
AND APPRAIsEn
once No. 81 Commercial Place.

Hsving taken Commission, Is prepared 10 make sAs 4.
PUEBLO AUCTION o. REAL ESTArE City suburb.,,
or Country; aIso OUTDOOR sALEso Of svery descoior
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERs on raE
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS. SrTDIos
AssIGNEEs and othsrs. sUccEss on and syNDro
sALEN, SALES OF BANKRUfT EsTATES SALES
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE in ssus Ware
house. Press on fhipboard. IN Bond; SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON. and CAIRO SALES, salsu far
Account Of Underwrssers whom II Concern POR7
WARDEN SALES, SALES or sTOCKs and srRrp
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE. LIVE srooK
ETC., etc, etc
the advantage Of having the asstsncs and nc AZ
Nssrs GREEN ELDEs dn the orice) 50 long ana
favorabIy Known as4REAL ESTATE AGENTS. thus en-.
ablipg him entire satisfaction those wbo NAV
employ his Appraiser. or IN making sAs and
trusts may be with shave Of public psronar.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Visitors to the GUY
I'm SKTD or
GOOD SHIRTS, AND ALL KINDS OF GENrLEMENs
UNDERWEAR. GLOVES, oRAvATs. AND
ToILkT ARTICLES,
win at least 25 per cent? have the Hnest stock in
America to select from and be well pleased with their pu
chase, or have their money refunded, at
% E s. N. MOODY'S
Great Emporium. corner Canal and Royal streets.
TRY SIX SPLENDID SHIRTS FOR So
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The FIRST PREMIUM. "a Dlpioma, has again bssn
awarded TO W. ". WASHBURN li3 Canal street. Nsw Or
leans for the best PHOTOGRAPHS sxh bitsd The Louis
lana state Fair for 1863
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-11
Seleet 2oetru.
ONE YEAR AGO.

One year ago tonight, love,
When first 1 met your smile,
The stars were shining bright. love,
l was happy all the while.
One year ago to night, love,
Fond IN emory bears me back
To cares that were so light, love,
Along our youthful track.
You bid me not dispair, love,
That fame would crown my brow,
To ease my every care, love,
You bid me umbly bow.
But eaanges they have come, love,
Like clouds that dim the sun,
They crossed our path of pleasure, love,
Our hopes, our joys were done.
One year ago tonight, love,
How sad it sounds TO me;
The world is not as bright love,
. As when l strayed with thee.
Yes, sad to think another year,
Will quick ly pass US by,
And frien1s we love win soon decay,
AS flowers that bloom to die
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-11

WANTING FRIENDS. ST wish that had
some good friends to help me on in life. !"
Good Friends Why you have ten, re-
pied his master.
I'm sure [ haven't half SO many, and
those have are too poor to help me.
Count your fingers my boy.
Dennis looked at his large strong hands.
Count thumbs and all. y
Il have; there are ten, said the lad.
good friends to help you on in life. Try what
those true friends can do before you begin
get any help from Others.