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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

vARIETrBs-Drsma OF Marble Resrt. the sculptors
Dream"
ST CHARLEs-Engagement OF Mr. Couldock and Dane hsr
New psy by Chss kesde, Dora - Chimney Corner +"
ACADEMY OF MCsiC-'Few Orleans by Gssii ghtf-M'Ils
Tournour, the female gymnsst-aong[ ballets, etc
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE-O and
AZ st. Charles street-Open from 8 A NJ 10 lOr.M
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MARRIED:

At Psquemiue La the 29th inst. by the Rev Joseph
Mcneil, Mr.. HARRY J. PHELPS. to Mss MARIA Az
GUSTA Oldest daughter Of the late Colonel e. d. Woodef
No Cards.
D8Iberville papers please copy
May happiness prosperity attend the handsome young
couple through long series of years
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CRESCENT CRY DEMOCRATIC CLUB-A meeting
of this well known organization will be held at
Eagle Hall this evening at half-past O'Clock. All
those identified with the club during the last cam
paign are urgently requested to attend. See card
Of the president and secretary in our special
notice column
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600 cases boots and shoes at auction by Messrs.
Louis Stern Bros, 80 Magazine and 90 Gravier
streets. See advertisement in our auction
column.
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Thanks to the purser of the steamship
Alliance for late Havana and Florida papers.
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PhHfOnoS
MEM PERFUME FOR IHE HANDKERCHIEF.
Flor De Mayo"
A Wonderful Flower
The Fragrance Of this Extract delicious and durable
hst only three drops necessary to perfume hand
kechef None of the delicate and fragrant qualities are
o gest care 70 the exquisite and deli
toilet is complete without bottle of the Extract Warranted
not 70 discolor the most delicate fabric Prepared by
PHALON q SONS,
5l7 Broadway, N. T., under 81. Nicholas Hotel.
AND Tor sale by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers In
the United States.
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SAk'L FLOWER.

To EcOnOnstse, .adUerttse
MONTGOMERY MAIL,
PUBLISHED AT MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA.
Advertisers SAVE FIFTY PER CENT through its columns
The NAIL has the Largest Daily Weekly Circulation
Of any paper published in Alabama
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Seyfn our Kssighss.

The following gentlemen constitute the COMMITTEE
OF ARRANGEMENTS for the Exhibition Of the Banners,
Wreahs ETC.. be held at the Masonic Hail. 3d. Atm
and 9Th inst:
j. E MAGUIRE, Chairman.
CHAS. FhEY
RoBT. !. DUFFY,
Ed LILLENrHALL,
p. THOMPSON, H
H. McNEAL,
w. II. WALL,
JAMES TODD,
DAVID HUGHES,
WIN. PAGAN,
J. II. SMITH,
A T. HOFFMAN,
j. BUTLER, JR,
JOHN ii. kENNEDY.
WIN. H. WALL,
Secretary
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Diseases or the Eve.

DR.. JULIUS HONBERGER este Assistant TO Dr. schs
PsrsJ oCuLIsI. lao Canal street, New Orleans Omx
hours from II to o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturdays, rem to o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents invited to attend the Clinic Demonstration viii
the Ophsmoscope etc Poer patients viii bs treated and on
Grated free of charge
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NEW YORK, So CEDAR STREET

NEW YORK, So CEDAR STREET.
Nov %. 1861.
UDoLPHo WOLFE. Esq, Present:
Dear sir-I submitted chemical analysis two bot
ties Of "schiedsm Schnspps" which took from fresh
package in your bonded Warehouse end before that
spirituous liquor free from injurious ingredients or
ashcaon that has the marks Of being aged and not re-
Gently prepared by mechanical sdmxure Of alcohol and ao
mates. Respectfully,
FRED f. MAYER Cbems.
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LITHOGRAPH OFFICE.
.Hssc Orleans POsf0mce.
Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Mails

Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Malls.
Route sool-New Orleans to Brasher leave. daily ,o.,.
Sunday at Al. Arrive daily Sunday excepted by
Route SO2-New Orleans TO Canton. departure dAlv
Closes at $50 Il. Sunday at Arrives daily At $50
HL
Route sNs-Nsw orlsass to st. rrssc.yfs supOlv,,v a.
ofces opened departure Monday at n and F,ldsv "A
/ SA. n. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route soOi-sew Orleans to Carrolton a Jefferson C.v
departure Monday and Thursday ate Arrives Moudav
and Thursday at4P.n.
Route SOO5-New Orleans 70 Buras Settlement Iow.,
Coast, departure Tuesday Friday asa Arrives sur
| day and Thursday.
Route so@-Nsv Orleans Mobile. departure daily stlr
H.. Sunday ct II \. Arrives esiiy by sA.n
| Route sN-New Orleans 10 covington La a.,.....
Monday and Thursday sA Arrives Tuesday and Frid.v
| atf r. "
Route Kew Orleans to Aigsrs departure daily .,o
L. Arrives daily by II Az
Route sOOS-Nsw leans TO yick.bu,s .rr,,v, -, A,
eces opened to vcksburg; also Red River and Ouacb,,
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday styRx A.,
rives on Monday and Friday mornings.
MANS Tor Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at l. T.
Saturdays at ll< A Pascsgouls. Saturdays at liz
Mails for Galveston Houston IndIsnola San Anton.
Brownsville BrszOs Santiago Orleans and opeIou..s
Railroad, close st7 A. =. on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. we.s
Indies, etc.
0usdaoupe, Martinique. French and Drtch Guisn. M.
Vincents st. Lucia st. Vncent Trinidad sdals cents
half or. optional
Cuba MEXICO. Hayti, Porto Rico. st. Thomas Jsm.,c.
venezuela United States Of Colombia Engish gu,.n.-Is
centa half o. obligatory.
Bolivia, Chill. EcuAdors4 ceuts half o.. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Circulars are rated Is book packets. 4 or or under
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cent. each.
France 4. England 9, and Italy Il csnts each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamb arg II cents each.
Once Hours.
Opens ct O'Clock A NJ; close. stsr =.
sundays ONCE opens at O'clock A T. closes At I2H
J0s. II. ZsOmsps0n,
M Il II @ H ANT TAILOR
No. 5ss Bresdway. Corner OF Eighth .,r....
EEw YORK.
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Fresh .AvrsCOIS
" asrusrs aslsi-0'- srei-a11
GLOVES AND NOVELTIES
GUE.BLE & NIPPERT'S,
Canal etreet...........-..13T
QouRo BUILpxG)

We pleased to be able the ladies that have
Just received another invoice Of 500 dozen of those excellent
DOLLAR KIDS. together with extensive assortment Of
PRINCES, TRIMMINGS AND BUTroNS
! RIBBONS, from No l up to No 2O all coors, both in
Satin and Silk, fancy and plain.
New French JEWELLERY. in Jet Pearl livery, etc
GedNhCKLACEs and liver RATTLsS for babies.
Cashmere CLoAKS and TRoUS ssAUx
Lace CAPS and Cashmere HOODS =.
SUITS Of every style, for Boys and Girls.
FRENCH CoRsEIs and LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS.
wORSTED GOODS under cost etc
To gentlemen would say that have received
Segment of 100 dozen FRENCH SHIRTS, linen bosoms.
which determined fabuousy prices.
Shirt really worth s45 dozen offering $50;
together with full line of FURNISHING GOODS at equally
low prices.
GUEBLE l. NIPPERr,
1877 Can al street
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HS- General Rous.eau's Report ss pub
iishee by the New Yorh Herald. ON Third
PAGE
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AGENT FOR UDoLPHo WOLFE win, for few weeks
receive and forward orders the house York for tue
shipment Of sCHNAPPs and bottled WINES and LIQUORS
to any ofthe Southern ports.
Address - sboFe care
TOBY q CO.,
l32 GraEier Gfrsef, New Orleans
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Coffee! Coffee!
In sore and for sale BY
WEBSTER & CO.,
Corner Magazine and Povdras s.reets
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Shot and Bar Lead.

Shot and Bar Lead.
50 Kegs DROP and BUCK SHOT, and BAR LEAD.
Just received and for sale BY
WEBSTER & CO.,
Sole Agents McCullOugh's Lead Company,
Cor Magazine md Poydras streets
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M K Il liant TAILO
TO- 5ss nrssdw.y. Corner OF Eighth ssrs.s.
EEw YORK.
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D.......s........-CHARfKEs sfRKET.........,,..,,u
a SEoUssEAU 90, Importers, Offer .. low prioss.
AkfETlhG-Engsh and American, ali kinda door
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; kArTING-50O rolls
ChirA lW pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Cove Crur1b Clohs-Druegct and Felt: (ur-
tsnfELacs hsp Worstsd Dsmsk, etc Furniture 6cvsr-
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26 PINE STREET, NEW YORK
Nov. q, 1867.
UDoLPHo WOLFE ESQ, Present:
De ar sir-I have made chemical exsin afion of sample
Of Schedam schnspp with the intent of determining
any foreign injurious substance been added to the
simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted in the conclusion that
sample contained poisonous harmful sdmxture have
beea unable to discover any Of the deeteous SUBJ
stances which employed in the aduterson of liquors
would hesitate to myself Others for
purposes the schiedam schnspps ss an exceen.
and UNDERSTANDABLE variety Of Gin.
Very respectfully. yours.
tsignedl CHAs. A SEELY Chemist
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EdscGrd Il. .assdreacs, .
ATTORNEY d C0UNsEL0R AT Law.
1853 BROADWAY,
Rooms u andls NEW YOpK
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s9S0ssfhcsr Lands ;, .Axencv.

We ossr our services for the Disposal Of LANDED PRO
fEkrY, ETC., the Southern States Rsfsrsncss and IN
ernstion promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON CO.,
No. 80 Liberty street, New Yok
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Notice.

We are requested by friend DIR. O BEARD we'll
known in this city occust for the past fifteen years.
10 state that he has not formed any Business
alton; that be is still associated formerly, with Dr.
chopin and that he has removed his from the
Of Csnai and Csrondelet to l42 Canal street
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods
White Goods Department,

In charge of J. E. BUTCHER, is being daily
repienished, and the assortment is now
olaplete-cOnsisting of Swiss, Jaconets.
Table Linens and Cloths, stand and Table
Embroideries. EdgingS, Laces (both real
and imitat1on), Embroidered and Lace
Curtains, and charming beauties in Bed
SpreadS. &c.
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Latest from Havana.

HAVANA, Jan. 6, via KEY WEST.
Jan. 12.-It is reported that callr
have been made for an army to PIE
vent rising of negroes, which was
expected on Christmas, but which
failed In consequence of the Timely
measures taken by the government.
Another attempt at a rising is APP
pretended to-day, which is one OF
the African holidays. The Captain
General has issued an order postpun-
ing the festivities until the epidemic,
so fatal to the African, has ceased
when TIE Deum will be given at the
churches.
A telegram from Madrid, dated the
9th, announces that the contract for
the Cuban mail service had beeu pro
Visionally awarded to Lopez.
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Indiana Items.

A hydraulic canal is talked of at
Anderson.
Revivals are going on in several of
the churches at Jacksonville.
Mary Croak, a woman who sells
whisky at Anderson, attempted to
poison a man named Poor, by putting
strycnnine into his whisky.
The FIRST National Bank of New
Albany, has declared a semi-annual
dividend of eight per cent, free, from
Government tax.
Warren County has lately distin-
guished herself. Her delegates in the
Democratic State Convention, with a
consistency beautifultto behold, per-
sisted in voting steadily for I" Brick
Pomeroy for Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
General Weitzel's corps of engi-
neers, who have been engaged in
making a survey of steamboat canal
around the falls on the Indiana side,
have finished their work in the field.
Nothing remains to be done except
the Office work and the making out of
the report ordered by Congress.
During the year 1867, complaints
for divorce were filed in the clerk S
Office of Floyd County, as follows
April term of the Circuit Court,
twenty two; October term, twenty
nine; January term of Common
Pleas, thirteen; May term FIVE; Sep
TENDER term, nine-making the total
applications. seventy-eight. Out of
this number Of applications. not over
twenty DEGREES were granted by both
courts.
Messrs. Rawlings, Devin & Co., of
| our town, are now making the largest
shipment of lumber ever sent out of
the Wabash River. These enterpris-
ing gentlemen are now loading eight
| barges of leviathan proportions, with
! black walnut lumber, the product OF
4 their three mills. The average
length of the eight barges, or,
in Hoosier parlance, hat-boats, y
is one hundred and forty-one
/ and a half feet = the shortest
measuring one hundred and thirty
/ nine feet. Each has a breadth OF
/ twenty four feet, and will carry two
hundred thousand feet of lumber
making a grand total of sixteen hun
/ bred thousand feet. When loaded,
/ these barges are to be towed to New
OrIea7s, where the lumber will be
transferred to ships and forwarded
East to parties who have contracted
for it.-Nel0 Harmony Register.
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zen. Meadc'S D0ingS-Stant0n 10 D
-Reinstated-COX goes TO Austria.
NEW YORK, January 13.-A Wash
ingtOn special to the Times says Gen.
Meade has telegraphed to General
Grant for instructions relative to the
removal of the State Treasurer, if he
should resist any execution of any
order directing that the members of
the Convention be paid out Of the
State Treasury.
Gen. Grant has instructed General
Meade to remove the Treasurer at
once, if he makes any resistance to
his order.
The Times special says: Stanton
will probably be reinstated to-day by
Congress.
The Ti6une's special states that
S. s. Cox's name will be sent to the
Senate to-day by the President, for
the Austrian Mission.
Several friends of Mayor Hoffman
are pressing him for the Austrian
Mission.
The Hero7d's special from Santiago
the 9th, via of Havana the 18th. says ::
The taxes here are unsupportable.
House owners are bandoning their es-
tates, and small farmers are giving up
the cultivation of the soil. The Gov
ernment educational establishments
are closing their doors, their PROBES
sors refusing to continue at their post
without payment Of their salaries
Most of the officers in the Custom
House have been removed. The City
Government is $4,000 in arrears o
the Gas Company for lighting the
streets. The police are inefficient.
and the frequency of burglaries aud
robberies is unparalleled.
New YORK, January 13.-It ap
pears that there was no sergeUn
aboard the ship Liberty, which ar
rived here on Saturday with cholera
aboard.
Postmaster Kelly has seized upon
and detained a large number of let
tiers containing money, addressed 10
the proprietors of gift enterprise
District Attorney Courtney has tie
matter under advisement.
The Tfibune's special says counsel
has not yet been engaged to appear
in the cases involving the legality OF
the reconstruction laws, which are tu
come before and be decided BY the
courts in a few days. The Actius
Secretary Of War has been asked "a
retain proper counsel, but no selec
ton has yet been made.
The Telegram says that the POO
teller of the City Bank, by specu
lating in Rock Island stock, has ! e
come a defaulter to the amount oil
$4,000.
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the leople | can't see where the
airh of this Nation is pledged to the
payment of these bonds in gold, save
the interest. Let Congress adopt a
wise financial policy. and all is we'll
The grand old Union party vii go
forth to victory against the com
bined hosts of Copperheads, draft
Sneaks, deserters and rebels, who now
exult over temporary victories as they
did during the dark days of 1923.
May God, ia His mercy, save US and
the loyal soldiery of the nation from
Democratic rule
Our Court House has the " tin "
on the Roof, and looks like it would be
an honor to our county. os.z.
Near 100000 pounds of pork has
been bought in this county the pres
ept season. The most of our pork
has been sold on foot. Mr.. Morgan,
of this place, has sold full one-half of
his large purchases without packing.
Yours. &C., Flo.
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Kentucky Items.

The Princeton Progress has moved
to Duquoin, Illinois.
Rev. A. B. Miller, of Memphis, has
been called to the pastoral charge of
the First Baptist Church in Paducah.
The call has been accepted.
The Paducah Herald understands
that a gentleman by the name of
Ellington, of Canton, KY, has rented
the Continental Hotel in that city,
and will soon open it.
A German Protestant Church has
been organized in Henderson-the or
ganization being what is commonly
known as the Lutheran. The Church
i under the pastoral charge OF Rev.
W. Sinnhold. The Germans conJem-
plate, at no distant day, the establish
ment Of an institution of learning in
the same city that will prove credit
to their enterprise and intelligence.
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Letter From Pike County.
PETERSBURG, IND.
January IL, 1868.

January IL, 1868
Editors Journa,:
On account of sickess and a ge :
eral press of business your unworthy
correspondent has been silent for
some time, but [ now take time to
note down few it ems for the Jour
NAL.
The Democracy Of this county held
convention at this place, on the
28th Of December, 1867, to send dele
gates to the recent State "shebang," at
Indian polls. What they did, your cor
respondent is not able to say, but [
suppose our oppressed brethren of
the South, who are oppressed by milf
tary rule, got their full share of sym
pathy. The Union men of Pike
County will assemble here on the
18th inst, to send delegates to In
dianapolis, on the 20sh Of February
next. | don't know whether they
will instruct for any one for Governor
or not, but Conrad Baker stands first
with the mass of Union voters Of old
Pike.
The holidays have come and gone.
and with many p e isant scenes tnac
will long be fresh GA nemory's book.
Your unworthy correspondent was
the recipien; Of a nice cap (for the
head) from Mr.. Hawthorne, a liberal
merchant Of our place; also, from
Mr.. T. G. Hammond-auother liberai
merchant fine brIR Ust0" comfort
(for the neck).
Money matters are lille tight, .
and the universal cry Is: What will
Congress do on the financial ques-
tion?' This seems to be uppermost
In all minds. /, for one, hope Con-
gress will not attempt to tasten the
payment Of the first 5-20s in coin on
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MEDICAL.

go laomis ..ssiN ,siksEs 8o aver
Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. w. POLAND'S =.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AZ
III f1icted throughout the country; after
having been proved by the test OF eleven
years In the New England states, where
it's merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, in part, 1t derives It's
virtues. tf'8rl eHuFHrgE nn 1t
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptte-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Infections generally.
1t IS a Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
Eculty Of FoidiHg Urine, Bteedtng
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
GrdUeI and other Complaints.
In November, 1855, first advertised IL
under the name of White Pine Compound:
In two years from that time there had
peen WholeSaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
il took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and it still maintains that
position. There are good reasons for thisi
il is very soothing and healing in its ma.
ture, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant withaI to the taste, and is ex-
ceeding cheap.
a. AS a remedy for kidney complaints Inc
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated Tor that purpose; bat
q person in using il for cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
c,.rsSd of q lridneH dificiIlty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery
many thousands have u ed IL for the same
com piaint, and have been completely
cured" fr
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
''IL was early in the spring of 80 that this
compound w9s originated. A member of
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with d1sagreeable
cough. / mad for some months previous
thought that preparatioa having for It's
basis the inside bark OF Whlte FINE might
be so compounded as to be very useful In
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of it in the case alluded to,
compounded small quaint y OF the med1-
cine that had been planning, and gave IL
in teaspconful doses. me result was eX-
ceedingly gratifying. Within Two days,
the irritation of the throat was removed,
the couch subsidized, and speedy cure was
The above was written by DIR. Poland II
1860. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the leao
of all cough remedies, as well as prepars.
tiOns for the cure OF kidney difficulties, II
every city, town, village, and hamlet
throughout the New England states.
This rem edy is as safe and pleasant 10
take as it is efectua1.
RHTTE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, N. D.,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT
IOe-FIanover Street, Boston.
Under the ~upervisIon of Rev. J. w. Po-
iand!
Cloud 4 Akin. Wholesale Agents.
For sac nv Keller X White, VIM. II.
Stoddard. 4. { Il idwell. HI. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally
feb9 div, wilt IT,.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

Gen. Meade'S DEMONSTRATION to b
.~ReinsIated-COX goes TO Austria.