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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02
Arrived YESTERDAY.

Arr1veo u osteruays
Steamship Lizzie, Felcher, from Pensacola, ito
J c Rogers &co-Sew B-sir
Bark Giovan Batista. Guglielmano, from Palermo
Dec. I'd, to Gregorio &co-2d district
Barkentine Veteran, Cathcart, l6 days from New
York to master-Pont
Brig Robt Dillon, Blackford, 20 days from Boston,
to master-lst district
Schr Gabriel Anne, from Jefferson Parish, to mas
ter--2d district7 r-.. r.. ....
sIOOp, St Joseph, from Lafourche, to master
Lugger Fillmore, from Lafourche, to master
I'd district Is
Logger Lady. Venango, from Lafourche. to mas
ter-2d district Is
Rochester. German, from the Passes-towed down
to the bar oath ult. ships Bessie x Annie and
Crusader-brought up bark Giovan Batista
and barkentne Veteran
Wicaco, Averill, from the Passes-towed down
and TO sea 24th ult. barks Franklin and Jean
Pierre and brig NJ w Norwood-brought up
bark Robt Dillon.
. l-- STEAMBOATS,.
waunits, Shuman, from Pittsburg
Evening Star, Fulton, from Shreveport
] G blackboard, Pickett, from Washington
] D Hinde, Glasscock, from Bayou de Glaize
Peerless, Forgsy, from st Martinsville
Salado, Taylor, from Point Jefferson
Sully, King. from Thibodaux
New Era, Dugas, from Thibodaux
Dora, Montgomery, from Jefferson
COrnella, blanks, from Camden
Cleons, Dufour from Washington
Lafourche. Heno, from Bayou Sara
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile-New Basin
Alice, Muncey, from Amite River-N Basin
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Magnolia, from Bay st Louis
Schr La Belle, from Tchefuncte
Schr Beware, from Bay St Louis
Schr Ann McGuinn. from Tangipahoa
Schr Mary Emely, from Pascagoula
Schr Alcope, from Blind River
Schr Amanda, from Pensacola
Schr Tonnaire, from. Blind River
sehr Marion. from Tchefuncte
Schr Liberty, from Bonfuca
Schr Victoria, from Amite River
Schr Too Late, from Bay ST Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Maria Merz, from Pascagoula
Schr Lille Dunn, from Blind River
Schr Mary Diana. from Blind River
Schr Elk, from Blind River
Schr Venus, from Biloxi
Schr Ophelis, from Blind River
Schr Odessa, from Tchefuncte
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, BOOK ron THE UNFkRTUNATr

J. BALDWIN OUFFs TREATISE Of PRIVATE DIS
EASES ImpOtency, Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility, viii
Notes mpedmsnts 10 Marriage, shoudbe read by al
tsupsiinR sriage. Sent BY mall recfpt Of Is cents b.
J. BALDWIN DUFF.l
New Orleans Media Institute,
264iM sReEine strest
where all diseases successfully kreAtod
SPEUIAL III EMIT OF OhROElu
~ DISEASEs-DR. DE BAUSSET viii lake charge OF and
guarantee the following chronic viz
Diseases whites Bennorrhees Ueers) Kheums sn, Cont
Dyspepsia ChloTose Liver Comp Diseases of the Trina
Organs and Deafness Consultations livery day from Il
o'clock tl HIS Office, o10rleens and BOHT
boz streets. Residence, No ~ Dauphine Greet.
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Marine Sntflliaente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. rs CAN'T srlErr, !
Tuesday, March 2. 1859. ]
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02
Commercial c9ntelliaertfe.
CnzsczHy OFFICE, No. % OAxy BYKxns, 4
Monday Evening, March /, 1859.


Monday Evening. March /. 1859. J
CoTToH-The seventh month Of the CONNER
cial year 1859 opened this morning upon
very inactive and unsettled cotton market, and
nothing has since transpired to indicate any i'm
provement Whatever. Offerings of the staple
we're very light throughout, while adyices from
the European and Northern markets were far more
discouraging than had been looked for, and rates
Of gold and foreign exchange steadily tended
downward. The demand was at no time active or
general, however, and the total sales footed up
only 1900 bales, at previous figures for the better
grades and &c. decline on the lower cassifcstions
as will be seen by the annexed revised figures,
viz Ordinary 25G254c., good ordinary 26l G26ic..
low middling 274Q--c., middling 2S42S4c. and
strict middliDg nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hsnd September l. 1865. 36N
Received Onee saturda, ................. 5s7S
heeeivea oozooo
.. .u .. 6S6.O52
Exported tooS...... if.lo
Exported previously. .........o3l,ooz
533435
Shipped to Mobile per Mobile Prse
Curi ent.. ..s.ss.. 1910
Shipped the Nj ssissYpi river ilsS b5l66
sseck On hand and on shipboard 856
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Hopkins leaves positively at P. N. to-day rain or
shine for Jefferson and way landings.
The weekly Camden packet st. Marys leaves
A sack Of coffee lying on the wharf in front of
the Evening Star was cut open from beneath the
wharf and nearly onethird Of its contents stolen.
The Henry Ames, Great Republic and Louisville
left Memphis for this port on the 27th ult.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMPHIS, March 1, 1s69.-To Sinnott & Adams:
Will arrive at New Orleans Thursday, and leave
on return trip Saturday. r. E. Neal, steamer
Indiana.
MOSRos, Feb. %. lsss.-Leave here at 10
o'clock this evening; will arrive at New Orleans
Tuesday morning. and leave Wednesday for Cam
den. Geo. W. Tobin, steamer Gov. Allen.
ST.. MARYs- Weekly Camden Pacbet.-This
fsvorite steamer leaves at P. N. to-day for Cam
den and all way landings. Capt. Joe Carlton COM
msnds, and Mr.. Dorsey has charge Of her office.
Nick LcNGwoRTH.-This well known packet
leaves for Louisville at P. M. to-day under COM
mand Of Capt. Lew. Hates.
ARRIVED SUNDAY, FEB. 18TH.
Rose Franks, Capt. Dalferes, from Lockport.
Commonwealth, Capt. Conley, from st. Louis.
Agnes, Capt Rolf, from Barataria.
Westmoreland, Capt. Busk, from Cincinnati.
Robt Z. Lee, Capt. Cannon, from Vicksburg
Nina eimmes, Capt. Gresthouss, from Bayou
Sara. ~ = -l-ia-
Ida, Capt. Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Dan Able, Capt. Gross, from Baton Rouge.
ARRIVED MONDAY, MARCH lsT.
Waunita, Capt. Schunk from Pittsburg.
Cornelia, Capt. Blank, from Camden.
Dora, Capt. Montgomery, from Jefferson.
Peerless, Capt. Forgsy, from st. Martinsvile.
]. G. Blackford,. Capt. Pickett, from Washing.
ton.
salado, Capt. Taylor. from Point Jefferson.
Evening Star, Capt. Fulton, from Shreveport.
Cleons. Capt. Splane. from Washington.
Lafourche, Capt. Heno, from Bayou Sara.
j. D. Hinde, Capt. Glssscock, from Bayou de
Glaize. rr -.
New Era, Capt Dugas, from Lafourche.
For manifest of cargoes see marine column.
DEPARTURES FEBRUARY 18TH.
Dan Able. Capt. Gross. for Baton Rouge.
apCrr Icr
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PUBLIC-No. e5.
PIBLIC-Nn o.
AN ACT to further amend The postal laws.

IN ACT 20 further amend the postal laws
BE IL enacted By The Senate aud House Of Repre-
seRtatires Of the Uaited States Of 4Bicrica ia Con.
gress assembled That when any writer of a letter
On which the postage is prepaid shall endorse in
writing or in print upun the outside thereof his
name and address the same, after remaining nm
called ,uncalled) for at the post office which it
Is directed thirty days or the time the writer may
direct shall he returned to the said writer without
sdditinnal postage. whether a specific request tor
such return he endorsed on the letter or not
SIC. ,. .fHd be IL further eHacied, That all
persons who receive Or,t-rs shall he
required TO pay therefor the following charges or
fesss, viz: For dollar any sum rot excssding
twenty dollars. fee of ten cents shall be charged
Rnd exacied by the postmaster giving said order;
fJ. all orders exceeding twenty dollars and NOT
ceedng thirty dollars, the charge shall be fifteen
cents; for al orders exceeding thirty dollars and
exceeding forty dollars the tee shall be TWEEN
" cents fer all orders exceeding forty dollars aud
exceeding fifty dollars the Zee shall be tive enty
FIVE cents; and furtherrn'de that the compensation
Os deputy pO>tm asters fur the pay ymeut Of money
orders - hereby Increased from oDc-eghFh to one
fourth OF per centum tue gr,,ss amount of
orders paid at their respective offices. ami that
nothing contained ia any shall be construed
as "a deprive postmasters at money order offices uf
the c0mpeus ,tiou for lrausacting The money order
business fixed by the act of MAY seventeenth
eighteen hundred and sixry yf,ur aud mod fed As
stated ia this section: PTOuided ditoays. That the
amuunt of such annual compensation, together
with the posimaster's salary shall IN auv case
exceed the salary established by law Tor postmes-
tiers the first class
SEC 3 ARd be it further enacted That section
thlril-nNe uI tue ACT 'HI MfIch iuiTsis elGh cen
hundred and sixty three sh ~ be construed
t. permit weekly newspapers, properly f'dei and
addressed, when sent TO regular subscribers ia
the county where printed and published be de-
lvered tree Of postage. when depo-ifed at tue
office the ufce of publication; but poth
ing in this act shall be construed Ia require
carriers ds;riburs said papers usl-~s pstHze IS
paid upon them at the rate of i've cents Per quar-
ter and such postage must be ptrI'sii ior u term
of not less than one quarter .r more than
either at the "iice uf mailing OF delivery Rt the
option of the subscriber
SEC 4 And be IL further enacted, That in
of the loss of mcuey order, duplicate
thereof shall be issued by the superintendent of
the mouey order Office without charge the ap
ITO be eontinued-)
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CIsKIsTMAS DAY.

Near two tbonsaud suns
Have set their seals uI-1n the rul iug LAPSE
OF gensrAtiOts siace ti- day sVTiug hrst
Iy.amed from hight Now 10 the mighty
OF that increasing aggregate We add
One Uuit m0re. Space. ia comparison
How small, yet maTk'd with how much misery:
wais farniues aud the fury. Pestilence
Over the nations hang in her dread seOurgs!
4 he Oppressed too in silent bitterness,
" eeI,in- their Sufrr rance; aud the Of wrong
Forcing the scanty portion fTum the weak
And steepiug the lone widows couch with tears.
so has the year been character'd with
la christian land aud inarkd with wrongs and
crime.
whus.. birth we this daV celebrate with prayer
Aud much tn inkssiving-Ils, a man of woes
Went ou the way appointed path, though rude
Yet borne with patience stiil:-He came to cheer
The broken hearted raise up the sick,
Aud vn the wandering aud beuighie mind
To pour the light uf truth-O task diviDei
y mUre than angel teacher lie had words
To ss-,the the barking waves and hush the winds;
Aud when the soul tossed in troubled seas
Wrapped iu thick darkness aud the bowling storm
He pointing Ia the star at peace Ou high
Arm'd Il with holy fOriitu'is. and bzde il smile
At the surrounding wreck
When with deep agony Ills heart was rarkd
Not fur HImself the tear dr,P dewed his cheek
Fur them lie wept for them tU Heaven lie prayed,
ii il persecuIOIs-'' Father, parton them
They know nOt what they do
Angels of Heaven.
We who behed Him faintiug Un the cross
Aud did Him homage say. may mortal i''in
The hallesiuhs II the risen Godi
III. Kirk WEte. Dec. 25. lsO4.
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rSpeciaI dispatch to the MoSTASA POsT.1
virginia City. Dec. &C. b. No. 20. an
act declaring the Mullan road n public high
way, was passed.
C. B. No 70, repAallng an act to provide
.,tra compensation for the Secretary of Mon
tsna, was Indefinitely postponed.
H. b No. 9, concerning stations, was
passed. ,.-----
{. B No. %, an act concerning swine. was
Rand offered c. J. r. No. 5, relative to fu-
-itlye- from Justice.
G. 3. No. was male the special order for
Muud,y, at II o'clock
watson, Chairman of the Committee on
Mines md Minerals, reported H. Il. No. 1,
ral,rira To a Branch Mat, with amendments,
and recommended it. passage.
H. C. L.. relative To examination of Audi
tor. and Trea>ureT's books, was amended so
a. 90 examine them back TO the commence
mear of the organization Of the Territory,
AMI -D F.~>a d
Adjourned till Saturday.
t.U-F--Il- Committee Of the Whole
-.4.44r report ru C. g. No. ?, ar act Provi-
dI.- lu- exemption uf honest sads from
fu.c-d -alp &c, sud recommend the passage
Of rlr ball with several amendments. 1t
strikes out -acIIuu aHd substitutes the fol
lowing: That t.e pT-yisions of this act
shall only apply 10 married men and heads of
SrspIptan introduced II. r. 81. an act pro-
EiIIu- Tor the collection of the revenue. Read
aud referred
n. B No. ;, an act for the relief of the
NasuJic Paternity oI Virgins. CITY. Passed.
~. B. 2S. an act in relation TO costs.
Passed. House adjourned till saturday.
Virginia City, Dec. 26.-CouScIL, A. NJ
Mr. BIgg from the Committee on Federal re-
Iauous recommended the passage of q. J. NJ 4,
20 provide for geological survey of MOnta-
10 J. VI. 40. I, relative To a branch mint
pissed
The Council substitute 20 IL j. VI. No. ,,
relative 10 the volunteer appropriation passed.
HorsE.-Mr. Wentworth introduced n. J.
Il. No. 4, 20 eH'inguish the Indian title to
BItter Root valley. Referred.
C. 3. No. p. An act eating certain Of
Gca> passed.
Mr. Mayhew introduced II. B. SO, relative
10 appeals from PROBATE courts, which was
ordered printed.
The report OF Mr.. Ellis Oh the petition of
citizens of GallhtIn county asking 10 be at
tnched To Jefferson county, &c, was very long.
IL is 4 decided, able and elaborate review of
the petition lie argues that their reasons
novel and some absurd, give them lee
ture on secession aud declares that they are
rr-pUusibls for the debt OF 6dllitin county,
&C. n He wind up with some humorous
marks. Ihe report Is respectful IL tone, but
fran and decided.
CuUNCIL, T.. Nh. B. No 10, relative TO
public highways passed.
u. 3. No. Is An act to amend an act
relative 10 interpretations was amended by
striking out the words "telrgruph lines
wherever they occur. Passed, and the COun-
CIl adjourned.
HuusE.- II. Il. No 80. An act relative TO
the collection ot Revenue. which WAS refer
rel to a select committee of three, Comfy,
Stewart and Shafer.
Ia Committee OF the Whole the balance of
the ufIe noon was taken up IN discussing the
Extra COmp-n- alton Ball. Amended and re-
ported back with the recommendation that il
pass. Adjourned.
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rhc t.n,,ern QUESTION.

Berlin, Dec. 23.-Priuce Montegro has gone
90 81 Petersburg
The pToymcil correspondence Of the semi
official newspaper says the great puwPrs are
united in the Effort TO dI suide the Porte
iIum sGIeIlIug tb- Greeks fram Turkey. he
sXpul-luu includes those of spTvia and Ru~
mauiu. The Muuiteur to-day, In a leading
edltutiul, SAYS the active move of the great
powers give hope that diplomacy, by the ex>
e4CI>e Ut m mJdersJiun. Will allay the Eastern
troubles A public newspaper says Russia
approves the proposition ot Prussia to invite
EIglaId. France aud Austria to n conference
on The Turko-Gr-ece diEiculties-
Athcus- n-c. - The Ministry is sill en-
gagged Iu discus-ton OF means of defen~p FOR
The coun,f5. buL no formal steps have yet
bee taken IA that direction.
General News.
New York. Dec. % 1t is reported that
Isesrurer Spinner 1 pTepl ing a letter in
which b. Will review Senator NJ Mortsn's scheme
for TstiUrmI'rg gteen6Hcks-
1tc L, mWatciai lsaveiars held another
meeting to-day. Which Wis largely nttsndp,l.
Sryr % c--ss "i lur.shIp All ius under the
State hcruee laws were presented. The gene
~ ouiuiou favored making a test case, and
taking ~ 10 the Supieme Court, bat Com
mItte- was appointed TO consult Attorney
Geu~ruI Eyarts.
Memphis Dec 23--The Avalsuche's Little
4. ek special says refugees from the counties
smtCt-i with mil tla continue to huck TO
that city on account Of militia uutrbges.
The port that General Grant has cent on
Gers tu investigate the outuages rs TecetSed
With pjoiciug
Lopez Wants TO Recoucile.
PsriS, Dec 23--lhe Moniteur has late
FaTyguayuu adticps, which cav the p sitlon
Of LppsE Is critical, IN consequences of his
dIhsteI ces with the United States lie will
Probably seek reconciliation with the AmeTI
can Government. 1he Moniteur also states
that Paraguay continues TO make energetic
movements against the ALI army.
Horrors a. ON the south.
ChIcag.,. Dec. 24.-Dispatches frum Ten
nos-~e Tsport . number OF murders and out
Es-'s ga many p1fts OF the State.
iu ilaswuUd county a negro violated n lady
appr0AchIng the p~IIod oi confinement. The
te-ru whI!e being taken to al was seized by
party 81 marked men and hung.
Near Dresden, a negro Noman dug hole
IN the ground. placed her two children in ~
aud then lighted the FIRE and actually burned
Them to death. When arrested she sPid the
eiIl ireu would not obey, so she concluded 90
Alll them. Many other murders are reported.
Evanssille, Ind, Dec. 2t.-Seyeral OutTa-
g have been committrd within the pa-t few
gays by marked ka kluxeTs. Negroes have
b-en shot In several Instance. On friday
night i've men went TO the house of negro
ahd maN+ HIM get out Of bed and stand while
each nutra-e bis wife. The sheriff succeed
81 pa HrfesIing The su-Pec'al persons
Grant on the Pacific Railroads.
Dsn' Grant ia reported to have taid 10
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The Extra Compensation.

incorporation Act Amendment.
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered ssr years fro=a
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and Az
the effects of youthful iudisrreficL will ior tEo
sake of unerng humanity. send free TO eli Who
need T. the receipS aud Directors -ot makiRg tho
simple remedy by which he ciIFet,- sunsners
wishing to profit by the ad verisef experiences
do go by addressing ia per ert confidence.
JOHN ". OGDEN,
~-143 1913 No. ~ Cedar s. New YORK
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VIM. Long. the champion lOng-dis-
tance runner OF England, and w. Z.
Harding. the champion three-miles run
Der of America. signed articles of argee
mention Friday, Nov. %. at New York,
tn run one-half mile for the champion
ship of the world, Dec. 26, for a thou
sand dollars a side.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The total vote cast by the three states
ot Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana at the
recent election, reached the enormous
figure of 1,5l2094. The same states at
the Presidential election in 1864. cast
only i 324.OS4 votes. so that in four
wears the number has increased 1SS.010.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Rev. A. w Nelson, rector of a Hart
ford Episcopal Church. recently in
formed his congregation that any mem~
ber of the church who attended the
Grand Duchess or Blue Beard operas
would be refused communion for SIX
months, and Bishop Williams sustains
him.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED BY THE
E'Ortieth Congress.
OFFICIAL.
PUBLIC-No. "a.

10 bLIC-NO. y.
AN ACT 10 extend the time for the construction
of the Southern Pacific railroad IN the State of
California.
BE a. enacted bB tke Senate and House Of RspTe-
sentatires Of the JHted StdteS Of america iH Con-
1gress assembled. ThHt the Southern Pacific Rail
ad Company of the State of California shall. iu-
stead Of the times n 4 Ell by law for the con-
stiuctiou of the first section of its road and tsle-
graph line have until the first day OF July, eight
cen hundred aud seventy. for the construction OF
the tirsi thirst thirty miles aud they shall be re-
quired to construct at least twenty miles every
year thereafter, and the whole line of their road
within the time provided by law.
Approved, July 25. ls65.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
Montana Legislature

geological a. survey Mint Indian
War-AppcaIs.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The Oregon Legislature has passed a
law To prevent the employment OF Chi
uese on pubic works
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

A SdSess a neWly-utsNONereQ comp
" tim, known only to ourselves pfe''isely hke
worn. and well finished as the best Gold Oses.
These Watches are ia Hunting cases made at
Factory. ftom the best m .terals of the latest
and most approved styles. jeweled and we'll
finished. with a view To- the best results n regard
tO and time For Appearance. durability a.-1
time, they have never been squaied by wat-hes
costing FIVE times much. Each warraated
by special certificate to keep accurate tune. PTSor
Sl5 Geutlemen's and Ladies' sizes Fur thss
snRlI sum any have excellent wAtes,
equal in appearances aud good fpr time as 4 0al1
one costing $50. Also, q Watch Of extra fine s.s
Superior Finish, for SEQ,
Equal in appearanee to one costing s2oot
Also, Ornide Chains, well made as those Of Gesa
frUm % To Sc. Watches and Chains 20 be paid sss
States bY Express Money need not be sent With
the oder. as the bills be paid when the gusds
are delivered 10y the Express. Customers mus
poy all the Express charges.
c. E. Collins & CO.,
81 and - Nassau ST N. Y. Opposite o..
UP STAIRS.
rF= To clubs-where six Watches are Urderea
at one time will send one Extra Watch, ma
irg seven Watches for ninety dollars.
E-R@ Caution Since our OrOide Watches have
atiained So high a reputation, and the demand fs~
Offering common and worthless watches for sale.
representing them tO be OrUide Watches, ia some
instances stating that they are our Agents. We
will state most positively that We employ -
AgeI and that else does make
OrOide: consequently these representations are
false The gs ,uine Ornide Watches only -
Ob,ained by ordering directly irnfn us. novllwd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-08

IN any plHti way
Inc best Of Bpstun and New York references
given ne to the reliability OF our house, and that
our business l. conducted u the fsirest and most
legitimate manner possible, and that we give
greater value for the money than can be obtained
IN any other way.
All foods damaged or broken IN rrsusporta-
ton replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold sent To- Agents
in club at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than If bought ~ any
Boston or New York wholesale house.
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aemorrhoids, or Piles.
They cure all D.-en-es Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CANCERS.

They have had very cltou..'" pro'
tce and wonderful success in the treatment "i
Cancers. winch they cure without eating them out
Or using the Knife Let tuo-" who have tumura
and Swclliugy nr o red spot, lose no time in hnv-
ing il attended to, as IA timely treatment may shvr
oalhcm from the horrors, suffering aud death o.
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Dailp Argus.
DENNIS O'RAFFERTYs OPINION ABOUT
PAYMALE SUFFRAGE.

Och, he /, a basic vAo opposes th, rish'
Of = SymaIc % vote whinNcr she PLACES
Por mr,tt l3os forth To- the day vii delight
when tAo poll, will appear like mesdo" Of
daisies.
{ .ol g, tue Kathleen, when from the Con,iu-
ton
She cauo wild a beautiful smile on.hcr a'e,
Yc'l soon be n lady, and VERY StunNon
Hg shown yea by those who have power and
place.
Mrs Gunuybag thin on yers,It will be doun'
AMI aNDn yea up to her house, utycs ieari
kui thin In her carriage, when iaymalcs are
yotu'
Yoll sitby her ..ie, och kathleen, Ino dear.
II /. said that this life, after all, isa bubble,
Bot not ~ 10 me, a thrue son Of the 'od
For the years have been joyous ani free from al
trouble,
Will, m,yin the mortar, aud cnrryin' me hod.
And am not JEALOUS, IA no, not atuI
Bat welcome from Erin each s'r'uH.mndci
daughter,
To climb MP the slIcrs and walk ou 'ho wall,
Aud share all 'hr joys VI the brick AMI the
mortar.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-08
vXCK's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

The rrst edition Of One Hundred Thousand
q NickS Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide 10 the Flower Garlnn is now published.
II makes swork ot 100 pages beautifully illus'
lrated with about 80 Fine Wood EngrAvings Of
Flosers and Vegetables, and an elegant coloTed
plate
ROOF ET OF FLOWERS.
Il = the most beautiful. As we'll as the moot
tn.tru'lys Floral Guide published giving plain
ani thorough directions tor the
r|l|tREUF LOWERS anil VEGETABLES.
,hr fo-l Guido ia published for the benefit
ID. ny rItom'rs g. whom il IL 4ant free without
.Ip'rtf .u cur VIII hr forwarded ~ Al who
apply ~ m,.l tor Ten Cgnts, which Is not haE
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Officers

CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, Presid 1.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Prest.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
EMERSON W. PET, Pit soo'y and Az.
tuRry.
! y. = TURNER. Washington, Assistant seo'y.
! fkANllo g. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
| =. EWING MEAE-, n. d., Asst, Med. DE-
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