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Chnfd Slater COmmissi0ner.
Appointed by, the Federal Court ut New Orleans.
OFFICE No. l09 COMMON R
(Exolmnge Hotel Bulldings.)
AiD Commissioner takes atidavits under anil bv
oSirtnr OF the Acts Of Congress, passed 10Th FebrG
ary, 1870; LIST March 1917; the Judiciary Act of l78g
and other acts of Congress, in such cases rnaue and
Sad Commissioner has considerable exper;e,c n .
ohd uses iThs ct caption and certificate which nav.
$1,000 me saveresi scrutiny OF the abIest LAWYERS,
ARD-c9o kegs leaf Lard, very superior, for sale
q DORSEY,
Al New Levee
E>LOUR-7OO hbls superfne Finu1, made from new
~heai' for sale by & dorsey,
w- NNew I.evee
WHtSKEY- 900 bis | hiding from steamer Gerard
anu Tor sale by Il DORSEY,
Al New Lrvee
SIONE LlME-60O casks Thomasto1 fie,6 lime IN
o a'H't''of sa'eby Sc BLANCHARD,
80 Gravier st
tAslOk oiLClo hrls No. l white Castor Oil Of
~ superior quality, how landing md for sale bv "
s2l-lmis corner Of Co,nmon l. TcI,oupitoulas sis
lAGiiINh-A small lot Of Bagging oi "a Dieccs IN
~ CLOSE safes HCCAMMACk Co,
kDokfER-32 caste Barclays Brown Stout Porter
.or sale by IL Z CAMMACK Il Co.
= ) Bank Plase
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OTICE
WOW Arrangement to commence LIST August 1899.
NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
'ommER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS,
From Carrollton. From New Orleanh.

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
cnrs VIII leave at the same hours as in the week tlavs
snul J o'clock, I, when a Locomotive will leave Carrollton
eveiy ho"r' until 8 o'clock, r. NJ. and New Orleans eyery hour
antl 2 O'Clock, 7. NJ. NV"
Altcr ~ o'clock horse ear can be obtained by having S dol.
,Atsl Tor me mp; Ifcalled for after i2 o'clock, i. N. 10 dol.
lars will he charged. N''
PERSONS going BY the Steam Car must provide themselves
Win Tickets, as the conductor has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof. ~
rFet me accommodation Of persons visiting Carrollton. in
Z . O'Clock car. and who may not wish to remain there uu
~ 9 O'CLOCK the car that has heretofore left Ca,rollton n, &
o'clock, WI remain until O. O'clock, thereby allowing chem
sno noar % ENJOY the pleasant walks in one of the most
eeaAtgsI Gardens in TIC United States.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave me mead Of Jackson street at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, Canal
streeI al u o'clock, md run hourly. Ats o'clock they will
commence 10 leave each and every half hour, until e. O'Clock,
=. N excepting that instead Of leaving Canal street at q o.
CLOCK, the CIR will leave there at . O'Clock r. NJ.
,Jt Is particularly requested that gentlemen will not nut
ieet upon the cushions, or smoke in The cars, when Ladies'
are present.
otice New Orleans and Carrolltom Rail Road COMPANY,
-. JOHN HAMPSON, -
july Ioth 'e59. Chief Eng. N o 4 CIR
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l00, 1000 tickets, at BIS scheme price. 81 500, 900,
Selling price so per ticket.
VES Il Co., l56 broadway, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents,
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FOR RENT,

- FOR RENT.
ss:m The subscriber intending to change the
HE. ; !; - usual occupation of the ST Charles Arcade
Charles Arcade. will rent that splendid room as n bro'
xers ofhce or dry good store. Its contiguelv to The
nnhks, the Exchange mud other hotels, and the Can,n
st'ee ana 81 Charles Theatres. makes i, n most desir..
Ole location for any kind of business.
w. Also, three stores in the Arcade for rent, well 81,
ua!eo Tor confectionery, milenary, barber's shons n,
,s26-6t "IIt"
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A To RENT, a Counting Room IN the Al
ssm story over the store of L X Hyde & BroIber
Es4l3. corner of Magazine and Common Sis, cnns;s,.
ing ol Two apartments, in one of which is a fire place
ana wen adapted for an office, of any kind ; posssssior
gwen immediately. For terms apply to
Il. X. HYDE Brother.
aug "a 80 Common cor Mapazina H.
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DE La COMPAGNIE DASSURAN.
~ III DE LA N. ORLEANS.
A Direction des actionnaires de- celtic com n, an;o
a. co Jour. declare un dividende do quinze pout
cent sur lie montaEt du capital pave, sur les profit,
des SIX derniers mois, 10 pour cent sora pave my
act,onnaires gu a leurs reprtsentans l6gaux, le on
spFes 10 D courant, ct 5 pour cent accredite pour
lenrs actions. f'
Scot L. l.. TRACY, Secrf,a;ro
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"a TO RENT.-The upper part of store No. 9;
sssm Common street, being the second, third anl
H:1M- fourth stories. Apply on the premises, or to
&TnVEs-LnnIing from ship Hercules, from Philn
~ dslph'a, a urge assortment Of Cooking Stoves =
also, IN si"rr,a quantity OF Stoves suitable for Church.
~ Halls aud "a, Wi K:Gns, S s. &c. Fer 7aIe by
u" = IL hariioulns street
FAVE lit NDHID DOLLARS REWARD.
! virtue OF authority vested III III undersigned.
- by an "riinnn' { If the Council If ,h- 18th June
1886 " Reward Of FAVE nlADEED DOLLARS is
here by offered tor the apprehension aud con.icrion Of
any person or persons for $, ting fire To any liou.. wi,b.
in This Municipality. BALDWIN,
Err"r'cr'S olirr, Second Mum. iIuii v,
New Orleans, Drtplrr7, .&}9.
Wl'irE HAVANA SuG>R- 800 boxes now
w handbag rA Sch. Creole, and for sulc by
5 BLANCHARD,
y" 80 Grnvier st.
&INri bags Old s.. Ingo Coffee, S yenrs Old. 100
-, 'ml's Hr"ss Henri; ;iHo pieces Kentucky Bnecinc;
~" coils Bale Rtpc; 10 colts Grass Rope, nn,i 900 bnrs
r'""n''' i" store and for sale by ABlJAU FISK,
% Common 81.
MAiORAl.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.
l'''t price "' iioar being this day So 3I1 per barrel
. according to the tariff, the bakers will give 30
ounces Of bread for ten cents. during the week brrin.
ming ON Monday next. the 9TH instant. The lonyas NJ
second guilty, or of three for ten cents. si,ulI w.j,h 81
per- cent more, viz: AL ounces.
Z. GENOlS, Mayor.
Nv hire, = middle.ugcd or elderly col.
~ 'red woman. to tnka charge Of two children
Apply at No. ~ st Charles street, opposite the FL
change Hotel. o5-3,
E>o1l!RE-\ frs, rate cook; apply 10 "
II BONNAEEl,
% cor TclapitouIas and Na,chez SITS
'No KENT dwelling house, No G8 Tc6aritouIos
S''e't. Apply TO- Il BONNABEi,
cor Iullaptoulas a, d Nulchez s,s
having claims against the esIuie
' OF Jam $ VI Eakcr, are G queslcd to hand them in
'>"'o va Lev'e, he'ore the first of November: and ali
peISohs indebted to the said estate, are reque sled 10 call
ana pay tie same immediately.
-o2-a CONkLiN a. ROBERTS, Cura,ors.
FALL e. WINTER CLOTHING.
4. Il CO., No. 3, Magazine street.
y are rrcci, ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Cinth'ng, and will continue to receive shipnlenrs reoI.
Iarly Throughout the season. Their assortment being
urge VIII enable them 10 supply m . rchants from
me country, Mt the sllnrt"st notice; for sale wholesale
n retail, on recommending terms.
cp29
NV ICHAEt kIPPI.AN, aH lrishman, killed his
W brother in this pnrisil-was Committed 10 iaii, md
&c has since broken out. Michael Kipslan is about s
10 inches high, blue or grey eyes, large and stout !
.odied' about So years OF age-a bad Countenauce, and
the habit Of drinking. ""'
orleans. IN, - WAI x ~ o'N'
81 Sheriff of the Parish of East Eeliciana.
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ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cour do Dis
- trlct du premier District Judiciaire-S. II
Page contre ses creanciers-La cession dos nro
prietes dc S. H.. Page ayant etc accept6 par i.
Cour pour ravantage dc scs creanciers III est de-
crete qn'une assemble dos dis creancier, ait liz,
1u greffe DO J. b: Marks, notaire public, ieudl /, II
d%'octobro proclaim, a 10 heures du matin, aim d.
de'lberer sur les a%ffaircs du dit Page, ct On utten,
dant touto procedure contro ga porsonne Ct scs nro.
Pr'etes sont auspendues, J. p. Caswell est nomms
pour representer les creanciers abscns.
Temoin Honorable A. M. Buchanan. Juoe ia !,
d'to Cour, &C IL Septembrc 1889.
II sep 2, LEBLANC cr.m..
SIAr OF LOUlSlANA-First Judicial Disi1;c,
- Court-S Page, VS.. his creditors-TI. ces.ion
OF . RACES property, having been accepted by tha
Court tor The benefit of his creditors il is ordered ,ha,
a " ,t, Meen M o. o. I,s said creditors, do lake place at the
once or . Marks Esq. Notary Public, on Thursday.
oe 2'th o. October next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. for The
purpose VI dehberatIng on the affairs Of said Page: ami
IN the mean time nll Judicial proceedings against hs
person and property, are stayed. ID J Puswcll ESQ.
is appointed TO represent the absent creditors in this
case.
Witness the Hon. A NJ Buchanan, Judge Of III.
C"nrt aforesaid, this 18th September, 1859.
si'ttp LEBLANC Dep. I Jerk,
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OFFICE OF THE FiREMAN's INSURANCE Co.
.,, OF NEW ORLEANS,
' VIE Stocklolders Of this Company are hereby no.
Il uhed that the 10Th instalp,ent on their stock - j"n
snd payable ON The 9Th of October next, at the Office 81
Wv ooMIanv. sept IL Ell TRACY.
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iEp-T hire, . middIe-agcd or elderly col.
Apply at No. ~ ST Charles street, opposite the E1-
thunSt Ibtel. o5-3t
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MAioRAl.Tf OF NEW ORLEANS.
'E>liE price If floar being this day So 81 pcr barrel
= according to the tariff, the bakers will give 80
ounces Of bread for ten cents. during The wepk h.,;n.
ming ON Mond"y next. the III, instant. The lonyos Of
second quality, or of three for ten cents, si,ulI weigh s.
per cent more, viz: Al ounces.
U5 rr~o,c
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To Ferdinand Curl, Esq.
Hacana.
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IAI\ bags Old 81. .Ingo Coffee, 5 Years Old: 100
n :, 'nI's Gross Heinz; $50 pieces Kentucky Begging;
~" c"l's Bale Rope; coils Grass Rope, ma 2DO bags
20 IL Gnmnnn -
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HAVANA.
VIZ "h1''r-ign'"i, pIc@cn, proprietnrs Of this we'll
l. known establishment, called the .Nnnsion House
situated IN Ohrnpia street, No. ll9, have the honor 10
unnounr" 10 the pu'lic, thu, their create care and nj.
tcntI"n will be dedicated To render comfortable rarsous
who may favor them viii. their patronage. The nd
want !S"a possessed by the house tor trn.rlIcsa. for its
locality, convenience, Nr. are so well known rl,u, il ia
unnerc 4rary to enumeratc them.
sept lily CUNEYN EIIvDN
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NTAT do Ia louiaiane-Cour Commersinl.-
~ No. llO2-Frank Wilson actuellcment ds,.-
nu contre ses creanciers-Les croanciers du p6ti-
elonalro sont notifies, do comparative on cour
p 'oual 10 II doctobro proclaim a 10
heurcs du matin, pour faire valoir leurs rai,ons
slls en- ont pourquoi le 6titionaire n'aura pa, Ia
oehehco des isis, pour vonir au secours do.
aooite"rs insolvablcs on detention actuellc, ct ON
attendant touto poursuito contre sa personne ct ses
propri6lGs sont arretGs.
Par ordre do la cour.
ED. GARDERE, Gref6cr.
Nouvelle Orleans, Sept, 20. 1879.
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TATE Of Louisiana-Comlnercial Cou,, nc n
- Orlcans-No. llO2-Frank Wilson in nc,no, rn..
tody VS.: his creditors. The creditors of The ne,;I;on.r
are notified to appear in open coun on Thursday II.
why the petitioner should not have The hencG, "S ,ss
laws made for the relief Of insolyent deb,o,s in sr,"aI
custody, mud IN the mean time all judicial proceeding.
against Ills person and property are stayed.
by order Of the court.
ED. GARDERE, Clerk,
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u W hENT-A fire proof Tobacco or Cotton Ware
l. House, near st Mary's market Possession given
Immediately. sA'.o, ons at the new basin, on the Pen.
'ac9la landing Apply to- Camp 81
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Two RhNT-A four story store NO. s. Charles
L s''ee', opposite the ii Charles Hotel. Apply to
nc CAMMACK & Co,
'" Shank place
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n EW received per Adelaide, from
1 ' Philadelphia, the following Piano music:
lie beum Laudamus, by Jackson, with an accom-
panimsnt for the Orsnn
This earth is the planet for you, love, and i've; a bal
lad, by + Moore
Conn, ye Disconso!ntc; a sucred song, by u button
I'll think Of thee, love; a song by Mr. Dempster-
composed by II Hewitt
love forever; romontt for piano or harp, by c
II thou has crush'd a flower; written by Miss He
mans composed BY e Meineke
The Monkeys Wedding; by sacco, the fiddler
Old Kosin the Bow; a southern ballad
The nice young Man; u comic song
Air in il Crociato in Egitto
Observation-Disclosures air; We're a Noddin; The
BELLS OF st Petersburg lie Petit Tslnbour
Home, sweet home.
Wan1cs.-Robin Adair; Over the water to Charlie:
When Harmony wakens RAM dos Vaches
Iragala; The Campbell's are coming Aurora!
Che Sorgerai, Bravi Cosa Kara; La Paysanne
Isabel, or the Cuchucha.
G. z Mnnouvrier: Grand Brandon Spring Waltz
New supply of the Spanish Guitar instruction
Books by Otto Tory, and u great assortment of all the
new piano and guitar pieces, by
Johns & Co,
Ol-tw n pF 81 (l,,rI,, .,lf
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Doors open at / past G-Pcrfornauce to commence
ut O'Clock I'm
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The Public nre respectfully informed, that
MRS STEWART, la,c Miss VUSS,
Is enga.cd, and will shortly make ner appearance.
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w AZ brought to the pound of the third ward, 2oJ
hands high. II ~ "'""' 10
ne owner OF snti property will plense call n, the
puma o, INC .! ward, I'd Municipality, situate at the
corner OF Robin and Annuncia,ion streets, proys nro.
I ,"t, pay charges and take her away, on or before
,nn oc,ooer next, 1888, when she will be sold II, nuc-
"on by IA Guillot,c, public auctioneer.
ID II " NrVL.p
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T"TTTTTT VI FTF n HtTH
WAS hrongal To The Police Prison Of thc 81 Mn.
ni''Pnliiy a bright mulutto man. named ID
H'>' I''"il' ~ ar i Y airs of aga, su,sI Is t,r. TIu.
owner "'l please call, Prove lroI crry, rnv charges and
''A' Nun away. II > ilNEpER,
- tr,iain of the Watc
"Iho Per HOS HARPER
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a ~ Ar''meurs, Marchands de I.cste ct autres. Con-
- 'ortnement a une ordonnance du Conseil dc In III
mun'c'PnlIte, je ferris vendre a lencnn lie Is du couran,
.oat'e Leste a%ctuelIement sur les Levets ami no scrn "
~" ~ "'u"'' JNO. X. BUTLER,
whr'I ID mucn,er.
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ARD-c9o kegs leaf Lard, very superior, for sale
- DORSEY,
al New Lever
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elc conduit au Poste du 3mc. district Jo /,
l. 2dc. Municipalitc, ~ "
ono JuMENT sorel, ayant une cloilc au front.
q peu pres IS mains do haut. ~
Lie propriGtaire est pri6 de yenir Ia rGclamer AZ,
Pos,o du 3mc. district do 10 Sccondo Municipalhc-
s''ne au coin des rues Robin Ct Annonciation. on
prouvant sa %proprietG ct en- payunt les frais.
81 dLc' an 10 octobro proclaim, ellie n'etait M.
1sciance' ellie sera le dit jour vcndue h lencan oar
1 : "a "aillotc, encanteur, contorrnemcnt a Ia io;.
OCT }. l.. WINTER, Ter. Lieut.
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u T1CE-rerson having claims against the estate
" IAN s " Gaker, are requested to hand them in
No. s Old Lev"e, before tn. tirst If NnvemI,.r. a'I ii
persons indebted to the said estate, arc reques led TO cali
and pay the same immediately.
OD-0t Ol)NkIIA a. E..a.ax.
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The Banks.

\ bank article does not always form dish
in our daily bill Of iare-lf the present one is
not dressed 10 suit the taste OF our readers, they
will be, therefore, slow TO ccnsure us. We
have not been the advocates OF banking lcith0W
proper bounds nor the ultra defenders OF an
exclusive metallic currency. We never did
think that either the Pope or Nicholas BiddIe
was nlaIIble, nor were we blind believers in
the doctrine that Tom Benton possessed the
alchcmc power to make gold float up the Mis-
sssippi, or that the United States Bank was a
.'monstcr,n with one eye in the centre OF lis
forehead like a large ball of fire, and pair Of
huge horns surpassed only in size and ugIiness
by those of his Satanic Majesty. So much for
our freedom from bank prejudjce-and now for
our opinions.
We think it would be well if the question of
banking were discovered from that OF politics,
and discussed on its own merits; by such means
only can an unbiased estimate OF It's evils or
Its benefits be arrived at. Those who wage
unccasing war against the system, should pause
and reflect that, bad as they conceive banks to
be, they may be necessary evil; and those
who think that banks, like kings, can ''do no
wronr,n should look well to the absUrdty OF
the doctrine. "Oh. but" cry the an'fbahk
men, "banks are privileged corporations ana
should not be permitted to exist" That lhey
arc privileged is true; butAwth the privileges
conferred on them, they have duties to per-
form towards the public, and it is when they
fail in the performance OF those duties mat TINS
evil berins---therein lies the riruS OF the sys
ten,--and TO guard, as much as human foresight
can. against such an occurrence is the boundet
duty Of our legislators The prejudice wh'ct
many entertain against banks in the abstrac
lis as Liberal as ridiculous Banks are par
Ior the machinery by which the great engine
Iorcommcrcc and agriculture is kept IN motion
D and there is nothing in a country OF progress
,siye trade and industry, like this, which ca
. be found to supply their place Keep them !
S their sphere; see thatthcy perform lhelr leS''
mate functions, and they will contribute 10 ID
:, working Of the engine; sweep them away All
+, YOU derangc the whole and bring 'faao on
e business to a stand still.
t Little more rational is the course oil mos
are the indiscriminate advocates OF u.
/ hunks. and who arc daily ready to hurI incl
i thunder at any one who has the tcnerlly
i say aughl disparogngIy any bank 30 Ia
s-Idoes this bank mania carry some o. 'no'
V financial Don Quixoles that their lance IS raise
n in the same chvarc spirit in the cause
elDyo,t of Philadelphia that II would DC III III
It tending the Money King" himself :.
g Referring tot the banks of cur own c,!y' It |,
= source Of infinite satisfaction to US 'hat II
e ACT of their temporary suspension mas pee
viewed in so favorable light, and mat SO Il
e from es,ronging public confidence ii Gippea
C TO have elected general appreciation lnsl t,
) Of being looked upon us adciensivo and poIi
4 measure the adoption Of which Circumstance
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that he visited France to Judge more accurate
Iy three great men, Fouchc, TaIIcyrand, anc
Potter, the comic actor;--and the last alone
proved, on inspection, equal to his rcPuia
ton.
Being asked by Paul the First, when in com
pany with several Russian Princes, why he was
not Prince, he rcpied; because his Tartar
ancestor settled in Russia in the winter sea,
son" Upon being pressed to explain, he con
tinucd ait was the custom Of the Emporors
Of Russia, on such occasions, to give the settler
The choice of a PrincipaIi,y, or PeIissc. Now
my ancestor, arriving in II very cold winter,
had NE wit to choose the Pclisse Paul laugh
ed heartily, and congratulated the Prince on
his ancestors having settled in the summer sea.
Son.--N. Y american.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ii. 1880.

to follow by the mail after, to guard against
such a sacrifice as this"
1t was no time for joke; but remembering
the spirited arguments We had on the passage
regarding the relative security Of transmit
ting money by the 'credit SYSTEM and the
hard money system, was almost disposed to
laugh outright; but poor Sam Stanton looked
SO slrcOked. His hard dollars, had gone to the
bottom Gead i0ss-no matter who owned
.thcm-ond he hadn't word to say 1t was
concluded that Ezra Topper should not throw
his bank drafts overheard, as the weight was
not material; and il was well he did not, for
they served on our landing to procure Us
means OF comfort. We had atight pull at the
oars for a day and night after leaving the
wreck, and got into ST. Augustine. Ezra Tup-
per found a trader, who wanted a draft on the
North, and paid him a good premium for one;
and he gcncrously supplied our wants ont OF it,
and upon the whole we had merry time Of il
.cn by railroads and steamboats, The subject
ot currency was occasionally introduced but it
was evident that Sam Stanton had got a new
wrinkle by the late voyage, and he was heard
to say that "hard currency" was good thing
to talk about in Congress, and at political NEE
tlngs, but dcvcIish poor reliance on salt water
in longboat;and ifany man ever attempted to
humbug him again with that matter, he'd just
tell him the story Of the voyage he made on
board the brig Susan and Eliza, Captain Crow
ell, and if that didn't convince him, he might
try his luck at it.-N. Y. Americaa
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FREE TRADER-EXTkA.
NATcHEz, Miss. October 90, 1889.
Extract Of letter dated

4NATtHEL mss. OCiONtT 20, lOOJ.
Extract of letter dated
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lG, 1889,
The situation ofthe United States Bank here
is considered rcry bad-its stock is down to 70,
and sales are said to have been made in New
York NJ G3, 1t was understood that the Com
missoners Of the Union Bank Of Mississippi eX-
pcctcd TO sell here their State bonds for ten
millions, to the United States Bank, in order to
put their Branches in operation But no such
sale can now be made nor in fact can these
bonds be sold at all, either in Europe or Amer
lea. The Union Bank then will have no
capital on which to establish any Branches,
and must, Of course, abandon that project alto
.gether."
BY the above, II appears that all the dclusive
promises held out by the Union Bank, oresob-
fishing its Branches, have vanished and that
not single one of all its Branches, can be cs
tabIishud.
This will be u serious disappointment to the
numerous Branch Bank Cashiers and other Of
iccrs that were TO cover all parts of the State
and eat oul with high salaries, the substance Of
the people. To our friends in this district and
especially in LIBERTY and ANTE, we
would say, that the bill which Rober j. Walk.
or carried through the Senate last session gran.
ting to Mississippi the necessary land to make
Il rail road, toll free, from Liberty to Nachez,
will be Of more permanent benefit than all the
paper mo"cy machines that could be put in OPP
Grafton. Mr.. Walker having carried this bill
I hrough the Senate last year, we hope and trust,
that with the aid Of the "MissisSlppi boys"
Brown and Thomson he will be enabled at
the next session, to carry 1t through both hou-
ses, and that our Amite friends will bring US
their cotton here to Na2hez on rail road,
toll free, it being constructed by the proceeds
orthc sales of the public lands granted by Con
uress 10 this State as heretofore TO Ohio and 9TH
cr new States
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