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oincinna.i psilr MaI Led RepoIt.

NINCiksAI1, OcL 10. Ao9o-
Buter-W R Merchants fair prime. in hrkins lSl7ei
common Ohio and Indiana lOal2He, Choice West
era Reserve DAiry arkins. lsl &c for best yellow
Beaas-PriIns email white p 81 lbs, sl2O9l IS
Cheese-Prins medium and large ". L TSTaSG-e; Best
brands English dairy. 9SIoe-
Coaee-Rio. common and prime. IIs<6I2sse
CGndes-Prssssd TAov sGl21ze siArl4 Is and se1
IsesSS2Oe-
Crsnbess-Sus and large bbls per bl SAN for prime
Flour-OrdinAry and good Eupsrans = bbl SissGSa65;
choice nd and extra vhiss uhsA: s4.S55sSlO-
Dried Frus-Apples common choice = IS Ibs s55S
$40; Peaehss unpesled as Ibs sso06S7s. rt
Grain-wheHt prime red and white s5cSsl0s Oats on
arrival ss5iei ccrn. prime yellow and white SOssSes Prime
Rye and Barley 7O69Se.
Mossses-Prime n. o. large and small lots 4o6Ese
os-Linseed large and small lots T4S75e; Lard Nc.
Nc. I. 7s6sSc
city 6rHnds barrel Lard loe bacon shIdsrs ribbed
sde sSs7'se bans plain and sug--eured eanvAsed se
Gle;
Rses-FHir % prime ssisfo = h
susar-consa low fair And fair ~ 67ksse good fair
prime and choice. s1sSsl6sc,
Seeds-Flsx = s. los and prime sll5al5a Tim
oily IS lbs fair and prime S7sss2Ooi Clover p g. lbs
in sacks and bbls..-
EHsisrn E1ehAags-5Ssk = cent premium buyine sad
ssiHnrra.es l-L --
u We allow selling rates here for New York Exchange
as We keep An AeOuat ere buying rates Tor drafts on
Bosion PhiiadelphG and Bsitmors as We have 70 sen e
change On The last three cities here.
STRAIGHT. DENISG CO.
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.ALTH OF AMERICAN W0
NARsHALL's VrERINF cArHnricnN

AlarEhail,s Uterine Cathocon viii certainly cure All
,s sft5 sass iSr E9iea u Is recommends II
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AsENTs ANp eoNsIaNErs

AGENTS AND eoNsIGNERs:
ii'1vrs, = Coni..s Il tis kimhall. los s,ats 81
60 - -, ~ -lett SID ". York Bn<fof. Mas.
Seo Clars. l13 Broad ~ lCrrlori /. - -, =
.. C. HoveF. New York I New Yo-ro ~ Osoenson
49, Z 1 r1Hford. Osweso. Wm walker Tol.ao n
nr'.Ll nrsts le[L- " r. HatherFs Desrulf ~
'' - clioAso' III t5.rrlay Co. 1fiiWaaFs~
LLocKxs Co. Racine. III KrrxItrn s,.s..
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., ClsTsIsRd d
lSssin
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CossTDERA-LE or 4 CEAsH-The hris Cauouus, on com
ing Up the creek yesterday orenoon under good head
the ProD. Globe. living her dock foo.
CommeTeal street The brig hsd her iibbOom and bow
spr carT1 away. and made bid hole upper works
q the Globe The damage Is Rb1nt $500.
AsHoEE-We le-rn BY private telegraph that the schr.
Zeunbia hound iro Chicago for this pof carro of
ashoTe Polnt Beisey Lake Michigan and that the cargo
vessel only Eartiaig insured She vas owned BY Z X
Bruce. Of Bufftlo
y CaP; Neo1, Of tbs schr- Cape Horn. p1--s pro
stack caTTied away
q Nessel captains report eapszed Of he o. o.
Lake Enc The letters e. H could be her
Y The vessel sunk of Enc is supposed by sone to be
the A Bueklnsham -BH1Sslo E=7resT
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SOAP-LoE's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, Cezvur's Glyeerne, Musk and Home
soaI--sairanted genuine for sale By
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LEATHER
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-oci- Is
Icy TELEGRAPH J

LBN TELEaAAFh-l
Y-, ry-r a. Il kinds except sh-upIg brands; sales
n bbs s3as for 1nsourd. 81 z1i % Tor su9er st
81 $50 81 5r Il 81 lie; 81 3 = or supsr YES y, = -
- fTen 10 med extra western: $ 215 - or Stpl *
f-aiin =: Sis5z6 for 70 choice e1ifA hye h'uT
~ .si-I5aii arflees,; sales so .Ju com white Meh
n 81 ~ Il ; o Milwaukee, and Racine spring on pil'aie
Rse-sfeady: sales 22O9 bu at &C. 80, 4, Il,
Rarlev-Guod supply; dun and heaNsi 70 sei huil
S1r1The rk q heavy; sales A. 600 In al e7ac for
common good; 77Il5se Tor snail parcels e'ics heo
oTtQuet al 44sa5c for state; t7sc for western and
CsuadIEn-
Whiskv-Dull AZ IKE .-,,.,, =, -
PoTk-Uuehsnged, sales Of u, bbs al SIC tolo = iSI
Sl4 ls 8 ar Old, and el4 o. iur new iIie ~
bhls mess. for Dec de- -very- AZ Sl6-
-nclancsd; Sll l2f1r cd and SIS -
eIta mess Beef hams O0png; sales ll9 hbs al &t io
chOice- 49, -
California for delivery the spring months al ie ~
boxes extra clear bacon for the same delivery Il Exc W
boxes short ribbed middles at Z SC.
Lanl-Urchauged; sales al loA l1lisse.
SI-ady at 1sdeiu uT Oniot A0r=tc Ut at@ie
Cheese-Stcady a. 67sEsc-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. 18th.


ARRIVALs-
Sitalner Ocean. Evans, Detroit
Prom DINO CoIIins Buffalo: p tons mdse. 7 y Bond
Pro endoa a Spenc er Buffalo 10 Chicago l0I pkss mdse
y Clark
P-o5 Alieghsnv Huut Buta1o. no cargo.
Brg Andes Bliset Wgandutr- bales bedding CuuEar.
BETgus Foaenele, Moore, Batiso sJ b0is OF san X T.
ssli Cayahaea, KsndrieE RuHdo 80 bbs salt Hubby.
H&Co.
scr ioual Howard. Oswo, 1210 bbls salt. Ois
BTIWuell; loo bbls wafer nne, r Lyon loo boxes
Solr Gibbs. Campbell oswcso; so bbs Of salt,
sohr iiahsd Walp oswe-o. 7OO bbls salt ICO do
lime r 7 I.yon: 800 do do Otis \ B.
Schr Mary Williams Dbble Detroit = m II lumber, Sasd
ford.
sc0w Rs sea-, Pi Huron; Is shingles, % cords Of
wood. " II Worth.
Scow J " Blske, Burlingame. Tolelo; no cargo.
Scow Roena Fagher keeys Island 3 corls Limestone,
g W Calkfus.
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S-e.msr Ocean Evans. Detroit.
Br.g Andes BlodEct. WYaudO.;e. q tons cal G NJ
Shr Meridian Flooc Pceou River; tons hay Il bhls u
beef pi0w. i Cr1wfud-
Sew W Blake InEaIne. Santusky-i3 y cal
Card: . kees powder Chamberiin < L
Scow Roeua Fargher. SandDaky; carso-
Soow Folio, Harrington, DerIis s5t SlieeE. TEatch
Z Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
- - onv.1TrNrAT. pRINTrNG

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Piaia and Ornamsntal Printing Of every description
oe q, he Printing Establishment Of the Leader Oh-e, on
helaest improved and mos. rapid steam the best
svle On hor1 notice. and Al nahle rates Particular
attention uad TO blank Every description Of Bind
ne done. especially Blank Books, Ledsers, Journals
sales Books. Receiving Books. &C, &c
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~ DTies o. MARSHA LIS UTERINE caTBoIJ
CON q Ole D0lar aad Halfper slnlIE baflI. =
MRS. RoBINsON's cPRTTFfclTr

-. NKzNoE, Trumbul Co, 8ray Isl. Is5s
Ihls esIes that have been IN Very n0ds heaita iof
yeTs and found he o. relief after ing nnne
~ fnysloians Ms disease Prola0Sis Uteri II hsd
oeen redneei bv thai and Fl0uor Albus uniil hrd e
10 considerable extent By the advice of Tr
procured and took sir hotties Of MarshaIs
b5 :. Nlln en3Pled me 70 aitend TO hus-
year snee have token three bottles since M n sfb
when as made me able 70 labor and support nv ilv ~
tnree chdren The Catholcsu has nearly fesfrsJ ne n
health y the only thing that has mills ste nv s1lr
ING tor which / feel very grateful ~
MARY I. ROBINSON
Medicine dealers generally iniiS y
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SSS. 1883
JalIF LA0e OelsttA OgaensburgA AID Og1rero
and POrfs on Lake Erie

And a rrl-Weekly Line between Ogdepshn,- - -
ana r9tS On Lax, Michigan Connecting a. CeienSbsr$
t-n - al9 vernon Gen tral Rouie be-
E rsncs Nashua Lowell anu Boston; and al O<Se@o
VIA leyey CraWtords neg Osnego line OF Thirr 80
S-ss ma Boats ige size on the enlarged c.1, -
sNeea Osgegn aud New York, thus alorlinF Pe-,i--
speedy ald Cheap Route, uiih but ore
'Esea beston, New kngand and Nsw Tok ID ne yesf,
lhis company having made the most ar-i. ~
meats AZ Osueeo for lock and Sorare
z nt LOT handling, asserting an Sbinsi,
entrus' ed to its care ~ -0H'1tS y All property
fhis Line connects a. Cieveland v,,,h a.. 49,
e o PrsS t9s q Canal Boats he Ohio Canal
Colunhas - 4e SUPERIOR, and with Railroads to
Louis -p'lA's Aoaissiiie and 81.
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BUFFAIo PRODUCE MARKEr-oe.. n.

icy fkLkeRAPHl
Fl0ur-only Tinted denan change IN uriees- tn,
tTanssctious Of Teial eh te 100 bbis st q
IS FIR Wisconsin; t5G5s for en-. IS i a.
dO1ble oNtra-
Whea-In largo supply zud TIE markst for csnuou Il.
nessy glne se gOod demand. uazst finn; ssiss 40
Ou red Ohlo 96Sos
CeTnl1 s1l1lr and the uarket less 1ru. Toledo
bod a Sc. IiiiDcis Al sc. No sales z ~ -
barley-Dull, and helc y sQTssc
kT-6sc. = II ~ n Il ~
llare-46c
Wuisks-S,ssty; saler . bbis !. aosse
anal FT-ishis-EirueI, s,c a foi-. a,s a. heaf s-a
Ils9o oucasn tc New York = = = = = =, = =
Lake heoelpis g hourS-Fiour - bbls wheat "a SCI
~ cfn ~ 80 hai ba ley 2s-1ze 10. Oats II D bu
Ca5l eur $50 hbls: Wheat no sc busl,.
eoln l15 29s bu; barley la bu; oafs ass bu
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" List Of Vessels passing AID out Of the Lock Of the
wsand Canal Pert Colb0urns, c. W. furnished by the
Lock Tender toths Board Of Lake Underwrers D. P Dob
bins. Secretary.
bound WEST, Oct. 1s,h-Sehrs Drsadnaught, Lummis,
" Hbhzud, Bristol. Flmnrc. " Saniers0n, CorneiIa
Krhy- Onthe l6th-Schr Belle Shsrsazn-
BoUNp Essr. Oct l5fh-Stesmsr Geo AIotfat- On the
l6,h-Prop Bzy S.ais, schr Gov. Hunt.
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STANDART, BENIS & MURRAY,
ROnHEE Cnlr NrTggTnO 1rEp or y =
FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brandsof
Flour On Consignment TO which call the attsnfion
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Drugs.

S0AP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
- haney soap, Ce1vors Glyeerine, Musk and Hone
Ss5s 'ah'sd genuine for sale y " s.cxsrnrs
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
II Hair and Cofh Brushes; also Teeth Brushes OF Ivov
Boae Buffalo Horn and Sandal WOOD. Forsals by
feo9 E. ". SACKRiDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
sortment Just received getheT with great variei
lsag Ew. sAcKRiDER
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
- IL MEN Ffost fie ". r. Dnily Meas (EditsriaI)
desire % ea ai;sstion toa letter from DR. Joshua
e e3lq1n he treats te subject in sbe manner and
ms skiii and medical iudynen, be relied up0n
S1ishals Uterine Cafnoicon has pioved 10 be 70 " aS
b. medical geuteInea and Others Dr. Rrise i r@nisY
physelan Of very hne aitanments. great jusni
; s.2Ssr N all diseases, especially those women and
Frel Rasslosaas
AJarzhafs Uterine Catholieon viii certainly urs III
ne !. .si sases ior Wllea I Is recommends J."
here Is no mcdcine like Il in this country
IN tse worst cases have ever met with aIar,hall,r
Oteflne S4tnouenn Is GER an and safe remedy
aARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoEIcoN
Complaints to which woman is liable sd ,hib -s
e S ne b @iSe as Tsll as the BODY iAa . link,
Aaons The eonpsins for which The Caihoii-
pressed Irregular Painful AienstruatioR Bloafia ~
IONS and Diseases Of the Kidneys OF UrinarT Or
ans Retention or lncoutineucs OF IriUe EIearfh o.
eness, Neryousnssst Faiutiags Palptaiions Cams
osep aud al troubles, rsanic sym, aihetic
cennected vita the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any the above rspfons
% with SPINE, liver or lung csmuliiufs are invfe h
ess Dr BRIDGE, with full c1ufderce that thov ,SI
had relefi Marshals Uterine Cafhoiron Is urt ouaeF
1pt - insredrnts have been made known 70 ~
aedal Csekes ard thy are a. the service n auT re-
'pectanle phJsflAn IN the couatry.
~ Iss e g75es O. MAkSHALL'S UTERINE cATHoLI.
CoN - OHe DoAaT saa HafDer sia9ls bottle.
NEsr BEDEoRD. Coshocton Co Mar "a ias7
Ar n b klnssiey. Srs-I have been saliiaE The mai
Inc Of the Graenberg opanY f0F the last ten years and
have Invariably found theH 70 good safisfacf sn
ne s nave sold 10 great many families a. reuiariv
. thelrtea and coffee and with my trade N " have 6e
aPle article Marshalfs Uterine Ca hol~on Is ! me-
ile Ia Is done great anoun q guod IN female dIseas-
oeneut from one bottle tAsn she did em Long course Of
medical Treatment by the most llful physicians
= Yours truly. JAMES WILSON
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With noon (12, M New Orleans:

Lord Campbell has announced his intention
to introduce into the British parliament bill
dispensing with the prevailing statute requir-
ing an unanimous verdict from iuries in crimi-
nal cases. He does not exactly propose SUBJ
shutting the majority principle, but he wishes
to get rid of the practice of talnpering with a
jury, by placing one man upon ip to hold out
against the others. He desires that if, after
careful examination of the facts and due DELHI
Grafton by the jurors, they agree, except one
or two, the verdict Of those who had agreed
should be considered as good as the verdict OF
the whole twelve, subject, however, to be re-
viewed, and, if necessary, set aside. This, it
is thought, will tend completely to break up the
practice Of packing jures, or at least mitigate
the evil, by making it necessary to bribe more
than one or two of the jurors, and will also pre-
vent the escape from justice of SO many crimi-
| nails and rascals, who now get clear through
the want Of an unanimous verdict from twelve
men. There is certainly radical defect in the
present jury system of both England and the
United States, and some remedy should be
sought. Al this time the criminal courts in the
United States are, in nine cases out of ten, mere
farces, little better than burlesques on law and
justice
A DIscovERY.-The New York papers no.
tice an amusing incident developed in the u.
S. district court a few days ago. A large Ger
man importing house of that city received an
invoice of foreign cigars, which were appraised
by the officials of the customhouse al three dol
lars per thousand The importers were dissat-
isfed and demanded a eapprasement, which
was granted by the collector; when under the
most positive evidence, supported by the oath
of the importer and several dealers in the arti-
Gle, the cigars were admitted at 81 SO per
thousand. The evidence showed that not a
particle OF tobacco entered into the composition
of the cigars in dispute; but that they were
wholly composed of oak and other leaves soak
ed in a strong deeoction of tobacco stems. 1t
was further testified that large quantities Of
these cigars. in the guise Of real Havanas, :"
find their way into the interior, where they are
eagerly purchased by exquisites and would be
connolsseurs as the genuine article" Here
after Yankee skill must knock under to German
ingenuity Oak-leaf cigars are long way
ahead OF wooden nutmegs.
Commodore Shubrick has been ordered to
the command of the U. S. squadron on the Bra
lillian station, and as such will have direction OF
the hostile demonstration to be naade against
Paraguay
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The planters Of St. James and ST. Charles
have organised patrol and vigilance commit
tee, for the purpose Of riding those parishes of
roadside groggeries and trading shops. The
planters declare that these establishments fur
nish liquor to the slaves at night and encour-
age, BY trading with them, The negroes to steal
from their masters
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Colonel Bonner was awarded the contract to
drain Cross Lake, at the rate Of IS cents per
ward for the earth to be removed and $1,000
for removing the sEumps
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The opinion begins to prevail that, notwith-
standing all the waste of high flown declama-
ton, gunpo#der, feasting and iluminations,
the telegraph across the Atlantic will prove a
failure. The operators are unable t. transmit
any dispatches
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We can with confidence assure our friends
of the Jefferson Gazette" that all mail matter
for eastern Texas arriving at the Shreveport
postofice is promptly forwarded. It affords
us pleasure TO testify to the attention and efici
ency Of our postmaster. Hecannot beexpectcd
to forward mails which do not reach him.
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According to the telegraph the general gov.
eminent has accepted the proposition made by
the Colonization society, to subsist and instruct
the Africans captured By q Y. s. vessel and
sent to Charleston, in Liberia, during one year
for $4,000. Wonder where the general gov
eminent found authority to devote $50 600 to
such an undertaking.
~O~~n>y>~->y-~rS>-~-~--
The Ohio river was rising slowly atthelatest
advices.
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The river continues TO decline rapidly. The
steamers Bloomer and Wabash Valley left the
falls for this place several days ago and are
hourly looked for. ..-... .--
Capt. Geo. Sweeney has purchased the steam
er Falls City-a light draught stern wheeler
for the Red River trade, and expects to arrive at
this port in a few days.
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|
Being more than one half of her loss Our
loss, as before shown, was ass, 900, and we
received from all outside sources but 76 900.
The number of emigrants from the Old Do
minion, in proportion to the number Of inhabi-
tants, exceeds that of any State in the south
with the exception of South Carolina The
latter named State has furnished the new
States and territories with no less than $50 900
of her native children. Next to Virginia and
South Carolina comes the old North State
which has sent a vast number of emiprants to
colonise the south west.
1t may not be amiss here to state that the
people of the southern States, in proportion to
their population, send out much larger num-
Der OF emlgrants than the northern States
The records of the census of 1850 clearly de-
monstrate this fact.
This fact is to US conclusive evidence that
the south, through her bold and hardy sons,
will be fully able to hold her own in the new
territories in the fertile regions of the great
southwest 1t is utter folly to attempt to coon
the sons of the south within their present linn
its. They will enigrate, and control the in
stltutlons OF the new regions where they cast
their lot.
Whenever Texas and Arkansas are filed
up, the tide Of emf grafton will naturally flow
beyond their limits, into New Mexico. Arizo-
mia, and the northern States of Mexico. No
less than sixty thousand southern emierants
annually settle in Texas and Arkansas. This
number of new emigrants thrown into New
Mexico and Arizona will settle the character
OF their institutions in favor of the south, be-
yend all reasonable doubt.
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Commodore Shubrck has been ordered to
the command of the .. s. squadron on the Bra
lillian station, and as such will have direction OF
the hostile demonstration to be made against
Paraguay.
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The London Lancet says, that TO determine
the period of life, which furnishes the greatest
number of insane persons, it is sufficient to
bring together the records, made up under diff
ferent circumstances. One of these, made at
the Bicetre, France, where poor men only are
received, another at the Salpetriere, a hospital
for poor women, the third, an establishment
devoted to the wealthy, have been examined,
and it appears that the age which furnishes
the greatest number Of insane, is-for men,
that from thirty to forty years, while for the
women it is that from fifty to sixty years. The
ages which furnish the least, for both sexes,
childhood, youth and advanced age. Among
women, insanity appears earlier than among
men, indeed. from twenty to thirty years OF
age. The rich are more subject to insanity
in proportion than the poor.
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SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE CABLE REJo1c1NGs
We see great preparations making for tele-
graphic Jubilee all over the northern country,
and it has been suggested by some one that
the citizens of Savannah should unite in such
a proceeding. The northern people are easily
excited, and anything which will serve as an
escape-valve for their orators, and to fill their
news apers, is quickly seized upon, whether it
be the Burdell murder or the Atlantic telegraph.
We, of the south, are in the habit of taking
things in more quiet and philosophical way
and although we accord our admiration to all
triumpbs Of science, we do not explode with
the thunders of popular clamor over events OF
the day. AS work of science, the Atlantic
telegraph can scarcely be said TO have added
anything, for every scientific principle involved
has been long since known and put into practi-
cal operation. Its certainly an effort of human
industry and perseverance wonderful TO con-
template. 1t is great work for England 1t
puts Canada nearer to her than Ireland was
twenty years ago, and We shall hear no more
Of that province desiring annexation to the
United States. With both ends Of the wire in
possession of England, in time of war we
Should have a jubilee at which there would
not be much rejoicing. Savannah Georgian
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Senator Hammond, Of S. c., in his recent
speech declared that: Gail the opposition mea
sures of which the south has complained in the
last thirty years, she herself inaugurated. Wash
ington and jefferson, in the matter of slavery,
set the evil example. The north borrowed it
from them. The Bank OF the United States
originated with the south. The south, under
some of our leading men, was godfather of the
tariff And it was the same with the internal
Improvements Then, if the south has done
these things and undone them, has she not the
power, if still united. to controls'' These are,
we must presume, the honorable senator's rea-
sons for backing down from the southern-rights
doctrines he short time ago so vehemently
proclaimed.
Extensive preparations are making in New
York for a national convention Of Germans, 10
be composed Of delegates from the various Ger
man emigration societies throughout the e.
States. The object being 70 urge on congress
the enactment Of stringent laws for the better
protection Of immigrants. The convention is
to meet in New York on the 1st October. and
will continue in session three or four DAYS.
The black republicans at the recent election
in Maine, carried their state ticket and noini-
nees for hngress. Nothing better could be
expected tom that latitude
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According to the annual reports, published
at the close of the commercial year, August
3lst, 1858, there were received during the pre-
ceding twelve months at Columbus, Georgia,
1864 bales of cotton; at Macon, Ga, SO, 68E
bales; and at Montgomery, Ala, 1854 bales
These are the three principal inland cotton
depots east of the Mississippi, and neither Of
them ship as much cotton as Shreveport.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-09-22

III. Joseph T. Nisbet. Of the Federal Union,
The leading administration journal in Georgia,
is, with lis family, taking trip through the
mountains in the northeast section Of that
State His travelling cavalcade comprises a
wagon and the usual equipage for camping out
employed by enligrants going from one State
% another. He has, be writes. quite recovered
tfton disease Of The lungs BY thus travelling