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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

waters sweet winter Crab.


Seeding Of Siberian, new and SUI
periGrvariety, Iare as Transcendant, excellent quail
Ity, productive and hardy. Keeps vel. One year
trees prepaid per mail, 75ets. each; . perdoz
STOCK APPLEs-Very large, red, late keep
ing and productive winter apple Extremely hardy
and profitable. One year trees per mail, 3 eta each
q per dozen
GRIMES GOLDEN.-oue year . cts. each;
Rper Dozen
Miner and wild Goose PIum.-PS mail, %
cents each.
Apple Root Grafes.-Best Quality. warranted
true and right every way. 10.OO0 per So 10000,
500.
Pear. Plum and Cherry Root Crafts, Is per 1000.
Miner and Wild Goose Plum Root Grans. IS per
100; so per 1000.
Fruit Stocks, all kinds, cheap.
100000 Evergreens-NurseTy GTosUa-an sizes.
s0,OO European Larch-s inches 70 ~ feet-hne
plants.
HParties intending 70 plant groves for timber.
should send for cur Larch Circular. It costs 2cts.,
and is worth one dollar.
E Y. TEAS,
Tim Richmond, Ind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

MAEUREs.-An old Illinois farmer
said he did not like agricultural pa
pers, because they were eternallv
talking about manuring the land.
Well" said we, suppose you were
in the soap business, and You have
two barrels, one contains I've enough
20 make 800 pounds Of soap, and the
other enough grease to make only 400
po0pcs. You start both barrels attire
same time, but before you have made
~ pounds Of soap, the greese does
not run Iast enough to make the quail
yoo desire. Wha would y0ueoe5
Wy, put Ia more grease. Won dnrn-
out where's yer pintpn
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

There are numerous varieties OF
wheat that viii produce good crops
Unreasonable certainty, If the soil Sc
so cultivated that the plant can gather
what food it needs, and mature. The
Board Of Agriculture of Ohio offers the
magnificent premium Of g, 900; and
the standard off0rty bushels 20 an acre
is not so high as to make itimpossible
TO reach It. It can be done, and the
competition should be great. New
and old varieties Of wheat should both
have a fair trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER.
N I VIII send fine SALEM GRAPES BY
mail mE 81 each Rogers 4 u, 19, az SOC each. Kit
taEinuy and Wilson's Early Blackberrfes a. 81 per
dozen. BY mail. Clark Raspberry. So per d0z.
Philadelphia 10, AoA per dozen. all BY mall
IWIu deliver the f0l0WlnEat Express Office. PROD
erly packed, atthe blowing prices Concord Grapes
IS and 30 per hundred Delaware. Diana. CreTeE|
ing and Ives Seeding. a5 per hundred. salem
Grapes az SIS. go and 80 per hundred Rogers a Is.
and 10 AZ 90 per hundred Pine Roses az eEq PEP
dozen Marshal Vel Rose by maiU 15c each.
Address g0HN CHARLTON.
EL7v Rngnoef1r ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
FOR sALEE

Pure Bred Hogs and Fowls; Win
ter Seed Wheat. and other ARM SEEDS, from
Defrz Experimental Farm, Chambershurg, Pa
DlehFs and Boughton BeardIess5 Weeks and
TreadweTs Bearded White Wheats; French White
and Red Char; Purple Straw Bearded Red Medit-
erranean, and German Amber BeardIess, are the
best, earliest, hardest and most productive Wheats
that can be recommended for general cultivation
Price 8 per bushsL. -Four pounds OF any kin by
mail. post paid, for q. Twenty heads OF different
varieties sent post paid, for q Twenty other Vari-
eties Of Wheat, Barley and Oats, Of last years I'm
poTtation. See Deitz's Experimental Farm Jour
nal sendand subscribe for it: only g, 50 per year;
the most useful Journal printed
Address GEO. A DEITZ.
- DnnmhorrEuru PA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
Fruif 80. Vfnea. e.

Parties intending tOpurchase, Fruit
Trees, vines, &c. which shall be reliable in every
respect, are requested TO send 70 the subscribers,
who offer 3 superior lot Of
Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees,
together with APPLEr CHERRT. PEACH and PLUM
TREEs, GRARE VDTEs, -SHRUBBERY, ETC.,, at low
rates
SPECIAL RATE8to large planters and dealers.
For further Information please address
A. CLEMENT a Co.,
2Am Lowell. Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

We desire to call the attention Of Nurserymen.
Dealers and Planters 70 the following stock. which
VIII be sold low for cash.
D0,OW Apple Trees. OOW Peach Trees.
6000 St Pear Trees. ulOGB Dwarf Pear Trees.
D000 CuTTaut Bushes. mOc0 G0oseBerry Bushes.
10000 Grape Vines. 5000 Cherry Trees.
1000 Sugar Naples, Small rtransplauted-
1000 Beech. small transplaEted-
0G00 Biackherries- mostly OF The new varieties.
00O Raspberries. all the leading kinds.
5,600.009 Usage HedEe Plants.
500 Whfte Birch, A 70 feet.
And a large stock OF Evergreens, Roses, Shrubs,
Ornamental Trees. Bulbs, RHnas, PhlONes. &C.
3-New WhoIOsale Price List now ready send
stamps for our Descriptive atalOgue Of 81 pages.
AddrE & S0NMER-
4-m star Nurseries. Quincy III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

Apples for the North west.

We win contract to put up 10000 Root Crafts In
the besemanner, and on reasonable terms. Half Of
them HysIop and Transcendant Crabs, and Ouch
ess Of Otdenburgh; balance Leading hardy varie-
ties. Also for sale q small stock of two year old
Apples, including the above kinds, with 2D,000 Hy-
slOp and 5000 TranSCendaHt Grabs, one year old.
Also, Cherries, Grapes, Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs, EUeT1reenS, Roses, Pe0HiG and Green House
Plants. EUergresnS from Woods &c, &C.
CHAS. HAMILTON & SON,
zlsm RIpOn, wis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

WE solicit early orders for Apple
w Root Crafts 81 ID leading kinds. to be
on -Four Incl Roets. rur Up the coming Wiufer By
experienced hands a the most careful manner,
ench kind p0peEl ADeled and packed in camp
sIHdUst. 50 IS % r az any distance ID gpld con
dn0E- DD 20 ao peEl0eo; 1GnD tor 50. and
S9u rGM NcEH cheaper nt& These prices
llcll1e pecEirE and H1xizE A the lot 81 one year
Old apple Trees. fscm 2 70 feet. VII sen cheap:
also Grape WINS, IIrralts. Strawberries, He9ge
Hants ard ApplesecA. send for Price List. free
% an applicants. Address
JOHN ETOEDAN.
IN go -r--...-A y
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
I9h YEAR. 500 ACRES
- -14C
196b YER.

10 " OJNEN.
Al First Class Stock. In part. Is follows:
AppIe-10o9 1Sr Is 2yT.s $50 q yF-s100
Duchess Oideuburgs GFimeg,s Trnu8ceudemt
-lOq, IT. 80 2gr.,S l0a HfsfoD-I md , Yrs.
S~CaudHFd-Do 1903 SIG.
Pen DWarElW ~ 100 @6.
Ra~spherry-BiQ MiG1lt and D00HnGe-f00 S.
HiaekberFy-KitGfiuV, Wilson's EdrEV-I0O0 SIS.
Rect GFaft8-AsS0rtmeaS a~cf4djHq Duchess, HI
sl0p, TrGnscsndeHtY Grimes. slark and Southern
2orE-Ia0W So
Nursery Stocks-SOTts. W0d G00ss and IiHer
Plum.
Usage Orange pfauts-1t class, 1000 &i3U
EyeEgFeeua-M0sfty trqnspbdnted magnificent stock
Muulca-Sor or SIUerAsUUed. az sizes. including
100 Forest. s inch 81 So trunspGGnted 8 % Il fRch
2ms 1903. 30 81, S14s 4h6H, SW.6O5H,S so
R0Nea-5O0 sorts, largest stock, 100 SI2s 1000 800,
GreemhSuas, Bedding and Vegetable Plants,
Fruit and Viewer Pinces4 sGH1ptes og HtG1s y
R-send 10 cents for CataIogues.=
i. *. PHOENIX
zsf UIoomfurfon- Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
OSAGE b PLANTs.
HARGIs & sOsCMER.

or the STAB NURSERIES, Quincy, Illinois. 0der
to the cradea large quantity OF OsaEe Plants. grown
On rolling land and therefore very superior 70 those
On nat land this wet summer. They VII be
sold very cheap for cash These desiring plants BY
the 1aoG. Nlgo or l.H0019 viii doWel TO correspond
with them NeW TEade LIST now ready. tim
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

We thank Mr.. ELLIOTT for his val
liable letter, and also for his criticisms ;
and hope to hear from him again, and
as frequently as circumstances VIII
permit.-ED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

E50-RRO one and two year old grape vines, Of
the leading varieties Cnly-LIE grown
in the open ground
Dealers. and those wishing 70 plant IaE1rly, win
do wei to send for our Prfes LSrEE hef1re
engnrinr lsewhsre-
Address
II ILCEEL& BRO.
gasm IL LGrus StFeEE ~ L AE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

An extensive agricultural house in
Ohio, writing as on business, saws /:
we like the appearance Of your pa
per very much. ~ looks IKE q Eue
paper, among lire J0lks.7
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

~~As OrtsnheratOfore said, we
~ now repeat, we VIII take
pleasure I'm receiving and forwarding
orders to any OF CUR advsrtistng Pat-
rens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
ROOT GRAHS} s. s..s: =s...'
QUINCY NURSERY.

We have . large and complete stocko Of
APPLE PEACH. CHERRY. AP-
R1COIr ORNAMENTAL AND
HAD TREES EVERGHEENS,
GRAPE VINES. SMALLFRUFT&
R05ES SHRUBS, &C, &c, &c,
PrOBagated and Crown brus ct cur Nursery. which
WeoHer % planters at as low rates as equally good
STOCK eanpeturushed az any affeE Nursery IN the
country.
We do nos by, hut raise our stock, and eonse-
quenIty can ard DO guarantees every article healthy
and true to name
We givssmalI orders the same attention that we
do large ones
Parties ayOrng Us with their orders VIII please
give Us pain directions, how. where I'd. by what
route ana % whom they wish their goods CONSIGNED
Correspondence solicited and Price List sent on
application Address
86m Quincy. III
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
GENUTNE
B~ROoKFIELD NURsERY.
ALARGE STOCK or ALL Kinds OF
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES,

Red CEDAR to IN. three times transpIanted. 8
cts. each.
FINEST Roses and Shruhs-E cts. each.
DwarfPearT rees-fuu Of fuit-buds az sacts. each
Early Richmond Gherry-D css- each
Dwarf Apples-bearinE she. 50 CTS. each.
All the new small fruits low.
Bsaring COucords-3 Cts each An other Grapes
equally low
osass 0raaeezau seleesn plants. small ones
thrown CUT at 81 50 perUWI
Clark Raspberry-A ~ 1923
DR.. NiCaEe. Chas. Dow Michigan. and ali the
new StrAWberrias. at ssrE no.
above prices ch ID be sent before Febu-
AIRY list
THOMPSON s ADAMS,
7Ss B-ookfeld. NIssou1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

The farmer who obtains rom thu aeRR nat
properly ~1eruLZedt ten bushels Of grain. when
hT manuring he mlght have obfafned twen-
~ is selling his lahcr ~ han It's ralue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
Peach Trees!

A large stock of the best varieties
for market or the Private Gardeni handsomely
grown and healthy. Prices low.
Address,
EDWIN ALLEH,
New Brunswick Nurseries,
26m New Jersey
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
MARIA
NURSERY AND EXPERIMENTAL
GARDEN.

We have a fine stock OF the following articles.
with many others, which we Oder at low prices for
cash
Every Plant WaFranted True to
Name and Right in Every Respect.
Apples, Pears, Peaches,
Cherries, PEums, ApricOts,
Nectarines Quinces Dwarf
Peaches, Grapes, Raspber-
ries, Strawberries, BLACK
berries, Currants and Coos
berries.
Also a Fine Stock Of Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs; a Full ASsort-
ment of Bulbs, DahIias, POenas,
DiaIetras, AquiIegiaS, &C., &C., con-
.IVERS COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS, NEW
VARIETIES of POTATOES, &C., &C.
@send Red stamp for Fruit and BuEb Gaia
logues- IA
PERKINS & CONGDON, PrOprisroru.
oNARGA, IrOquois Co., Illinois. 1-sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

AeEIrL EeTrI 2 lITtr0Ca-
DE1E Snsss Yours o. the 13th am iu E
In which Won Ak n i have nunrfecHrns u Sizing
F0u. Tor publcafiOn, TIE lcls lam acruanl
h relation % the character 81 the H1nr fnEe
have never ndorsed ths chHracler OF Wau
vines. or other articles or dnE ecufllnsA
reasons Whlch seem sufficient EiEE j Know -
HIftcT GrlDe VIII meet the preullc8 WlE
throughout the country clused d. ne HQr
IN most localities OL many 0f - prela
thai the Wnlfsr is the best varsity II have ha48
kmoEledze Of and j think ] have cul1F1ll 49,
al nat have been recommended, 0E 49,
all and mIllEg back upon ne eogce - !
knowing fhat tie fruit Of the NlHT EEs
eE b year a. the vine Crews ol0er- tens @4E
~ , Gue-third larUer than u Wa81Fu years
flows wei sets huit well nave seen HE
any mldeW on is fruir or on is large and 49,
DelaWar shaped olage- me 14Eur
think superior % any ether variety L4H
your circular IL IS seeding q ne L
Diana think meclar1ctI o. eel
ties IS ouita t~tzsuguisha1le 81 te aT
larry thai OF the DelaEare IUo MilA
make = vine Of high cnaraereE have -
annually siur8it fr1t bore siETeaE aEu
IN Ulster Co. n ~, ma low valley Ele -
seldom rfrens. and eaen time D rs M
IN August. have seen r. each gfthe nree
sons ia ~EuuChEeepsie. upeulng 4l ne
excepting last year. when ne cgr52ar
al varieties E0n maturing a
but Is perfected is EUE nT ne m-AT
terber. The ralsin8 0f the last meDlmn
have seen and eaten, Whten we're sf
in the lOr valley and ElG =
and also I'm TIE hT s @ra
pungh<qeusse Z rhinEi &c WI oo ven a go
$4,000 nc 81 fnese ouininus yea deem 49,
vo4-<r-1i- CTARLES Nll-
FERRIS & CATWCoD
rnr-nEnausia. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
A @subsriber" the Western Rural

A Subscriber" the Western Rural
says:
"The WeSteH Rural has b prettfest name
the p~rettiest dress, the best print. and gives
the best family reading Of any paper I ever
held beforn my eyes"
And a Postmaster writes
'sThe Rural World is the best paper I ever
~canvHSsed for, and Is looked after with more
interest than any other paper taken IN this
Office.
The Success of this great Western
Agricultural and Family Weekly il
remarkable. Since its enlargement
last Winter, its circulation has been
greatly increased, and its price in now
reduced to $500 per year, Uniform
", singly or in clubs. New subseri-
bers for 1870 viii receive the remain
ing numbers Of this yearJree. So any
one wishing the Western Rural for
next year should send 81 90 at once, or
write for specimen numbers and par
ticulars and premiums. About one
thousand families in the west are
using sewing machines secured by
forming clUbsfor the Western RuraL
Thousands Of watches, bells and mu-
steal Instruments, silver-plated ware.
books, choice jewelFy, etc, have been
given for clubs. Address, III. n. F..
LEWIS, Publisher, Chicago, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

DaEisou's Thsrnless Black Cap Raspberry.
ssper 100; s0perIO 1905 SO per Ra
Mammoth Cluster BInsk Cap Raspberry.
Sperl8ef SBper Io05 SID per 600
Seneca Black Cap Raspberry.
$50 p rI005 snN per Ioo0i SEQ per 4OO0.
Wilson, T. de Gands AsricaIfuFfsE. Greea
Prolific, French SeedIings Early May
and Boston Pine strawberry,
500 per 1900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
-saccharins Tests for wine.

AT the National saccharine Test Er VINE g
H~ammondsp0u, n y Oct GtE. E&. me Cana
stood IN saceharlne matter 81 Hdfer EAHd IL
DetGtcurg IL This test WIS made Win II luuca4
ne waiter, somewhat frozen 90 Aouncam echa
the other varieties.
Nez1 morning the superintendent LlefE an -
Of the DiEecto1 Of tie Pleasant NaIeF Vine ~
the parties who cundusfed the tst the day lalreL
% sarisfT themselT8 Of ne merits 81 tha aa
81 an equal trzl. tested ~ CuucH 81 Iona nun
same lot that were used The DAY before au1A
sacchar0Ueter stood &C. g-the WItaE ne1EnG -
Had ounces Of ne DelaFare ana CaaT1al
pressed equally hard pith the VAR. hetr -
and centres being acid, the Delaware wula nle
stood lower and the CanEwna Urupuriona1T le
tha Delaware. An TIE ulher v1reaes mIEed m4
lower than those enumerlred above.
There had been CONSTANT rains aud damp Wa
n the section where thfi HG1T GgW-E cQmP
0ns growing az HammoiuspUrt and along aea
where there had been bsr Hesla rain furlnE 1e
son-dry soil and weather being neceEsIL M -
perfect sWeeteuiuE o. TEu@
eI t1e American LuEu1ure E4lA
Club. in q report or sept - uH. printed ~
New York Lf1uu1Gf sFuE A1sa
speaking Of the qualiti8 or ne UdZcT. say
conciude the WUEer VIII Be q valuable Ulpe u.
grape regions q the upper Mississippi on me E1gr9
o. lake Erie. m western View N0rE- On the sac
coils Of western PENNSYLVANIA. ana wherever 60
native grapes ara succaslly grrEm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

Our Descriptive CataI0ge OF Tulips. Hyacfnrhs.
Narcissus. CrOcus. Lillies.H Herbace0ls Plants,
shrubs. &e, &csB now ready ndWiIbe mailed on
NUCHEE BIO,
4E1m a. L0cust Street. 81 louis Mc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

Apple and Anzers Ounce st0oks N
Low FIGURES
Any Of the shove articles wiz be securely packed
and delivered &C ne rstiruad, hea q coaE, except
the bare cost ef boxes
good reference
Address.
II F. WIZ.
Eayertevfle. OuoudagaC D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

Per Per Par pr ~
No L0usEs9 ~ 2 g
Two years-besE--- 10 1s - Is Is -
~ LARGE QUAETTTIET AF MUCH REDCCD
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
Nursery Stock

EC ~MAxWELL&mo
Geneva Ontadom
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09
And a Postmaster writes :

'"The Rural World is the best paper I ever
~canvHssed for, and Is looked after with more
interest than any other paper taken IN this
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

THE Weste77a Rural has the prettfest name
the prettiest dress, the best print, and gives
the best family reading Of any paper I ever
held beforn my eyes"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-09

Fayer.evme Ou0ndaga CO.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Sarah Gray aud Mary Francis, on o charge OF
larceny, and G. Fletcher, on charge of assault
and woundng with dangerous weapon, were all
sent for trial before the First District Court by
Recorder Gastine
We regret TO learn that Dan Ovens, whom the
patrons of the Academy all know and like.
sprained his ankle badly while running with his
company, No. Is, to the steamship con6agrstion
last Thurday night. Hurry up, Dan, get well and
take your place ct the wheel again.
Assistant Alderman Sturcken having been
granted three months leave ct the last session
of the board, leaves for Europe next Sunday. A
pleasant voyage and a safe return to him.
Officer Lsnman reports having found. at the
corner OF Elmirs and Levee streets, on Tuesday
night, ship hawser, which he carried TO the Fifth
precinct station.
A shooting affair occurred in a Canal street car
at the corner of Basin. on Tuesday night, but no
one was wounded. The parties, well as the
driver, who whipped up bis mule with a view to
getting away, were arrested and taken to IRENE
station.
The Belle Union gambling saloon was thrown
open at No. IL st. Charles street last eRshing for
the first time. IL is elegantly fitted up, spacious
and well ventilated, and possesses all the attrac-
tons which establishments Of Its kind well know
how to offer.
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Custom House Items.

Collector Casey Is so overrun by application
Tor positions in the department under his charge
as to be seriously impeded in arranging the MANY
other matters OF business incidental to his enter
ing upon his duties. Quite number of those
now employed, even including some not reckoned
by outsiders as being among the faithful, will be
retained; hr. Casey, with bis strong good sense.
determining 10 make integrity and fitness more a
vest Than svowed devotion TO patty
Meanwhile the halls, corridors. stairvavs ante.
rooms, and sidewalks without are dotted with
numerous groups of clamorers for the official
blood OF the hundreds of incumbents within. The
guillotine don't work half fast enough for them.
either 10 the customs or the revenue departmental
What will IL be when Lowell, Dillingham;, Pack.
ard, Lockwood, Longstreet and Joubert ali
sIriye, with their Offices TO be filed, Wbev
what rush tbere'Il be.
Mr.. Joubert left Washington, It seems, on Tues.
cay evening. That will bring him to the ASSESSOR
chip IN re about next Monday morning, we SUP.
pose.
Collector Casey moves into his bran new office
shls morning IL has been beautifully fitted mo.
with green and gold bangings-(no allusion 10
lbose hanging about outside) -but the same car.
pet remains; 1t cost $50, and can't be worn out
IN hurry. Wv
Gen. LoDgstreet is daily expected to enter uuon
he duties of the survsyorship. Several dis
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TIres.

A fire occurred about quarter past ten yester.
day morning in the southeast corner'of the Charity
Hospital, being caused. it is supposed, by sparks
from the flue of Roberts's sash factory, on the
corner Of Howard and Grsvier streets. Ii was
extingushed with but slight damage.
About half past three yesterday afternoon fire
broke out at No. so Euphrosne street, in frame
cottage, occupied by coored family named
Brown. The damage here also was slight. The
ire was communicated from stove which was
not raised to proper height from the flooring.
About ten minutes after seven last evening q
fire broke out on Robertson street, between Com
mon and Gasquet streets. and before it was ex-
tiDguished consumedstwelve or thirteen tenement
houses. As near as we could ascertain the fire
originated 10 q coal oil lamp explosion at No. SO
Robertson street, occupied by Mrs. Foster, whence
It communicated to No. 81, occupied by Mrs.
NAPLES, and thence in either direction, destroying
Nos 36, 3S, 49, AZ, II, &C. 48, So 81, 81 Sc and S.
Nos. So and SO we're occupied by Mr.. Lewis and
Mr.. Adams, No. AZ by DR.. Dodson. No. 40 by
coIored family, Nos. A and 46 by Mr. Jones and
Mr.. Neil, Nos. As and so by Mrs. Prieur, who is
insured in the Mutual Insurance Company, and
Nos. Sc and So by Mrs. Lesarre, who is insured in
tie Merchants. The fire was a most disastrous
ore, resulting in an estimated destruction of
$4,000 worth OF property.
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Kobberv.

Sometime during Tuesday the house OF Mrs.
Maria Armistead, on St. Andrew street, between
Drysdes and Baronne streets, was entered by some
persons unknown, who stole wearing apparel to
the value Of $3.50.
A man named Thos. McGovern was despoiled of
ahundred and ten greenbsck dollars at the corner
Of Claiborne and Dumsine streets on Monday.
One arrest has been made.
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hour champagne flowed like water, and every
thing being gratis, The place was necessarily well
patronzed. There il one consolation, at least, to
be derived from the new establishment is that
the revenues Of the city and State will be
increased about ten thousand dollars.
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Half way up Lookout Mountain. the place where
memory Is stirred by a thousand thrilling sssocia-
items, and where the brave bows of hofh armies
met and fought hand TO hand, where the blood OF
pom friend and foe was mingled together snd ran
ooWn tne mountain.sid In rivulets, is smooth
inscribed the following:
q. T;-ls60-X-Essly in the battle was
wounded, and carried TO this spot by two clever
anks.' They bade me farewell. and IS thew
supposed. to die, for was so weak from loss Of
kindness. They left In nv canteen a mart of a
ootue OF Plantation Bitters, to which / owe nv
NE, Tor II strengthened me- and kept life within
me until help came and :my wound was dressed.
Doc bless them for their kindness, and for the
"HENRT DAvAeEL. Company B, 10th Ga.u
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Weather Reports.

The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer 90 q. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street was
as follows: 81 A. N. AS degrees; II N. 81; s
P. NJ. 81; 6 p. u. 81.
The followiDs is the weather report for yester.
day in the places severally mentioned. The ime
at which the report is made is at 8 A. NJ:
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b. L. HoDGE No. 2.-This feet passenger
steamer is now receiving at the foot of Canal
street lower side, and will take her departure for
shreveport on Friday, ats M. The Hodge Is a
regular weekly packet, and leaves on time.
Punctuality is The motto Of her able commander.
Captain Boardmap.
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Buy the only sewing machine nt for family Csc,
the Grover Baker. Warranted for i've years.
Quilter. braider and hemmer given with each ma.
chine ct is2 Canal street.
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yers to the highest degree. Sam was gleeful at
the exhibition, it beat the academy hollow. An
inspiration filed Sans mind, he seized zen, he
wrote:
"H. and - are lawyers
Icsnnot tell you how;
They had case before the Judge
About worthless, stsrying, sickly, poor
old cow. =
The Judge, he heard thu, arguments,
Which were bestow ed in halves,
And rendered his DECISION
That II. and - were calvesn