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= !Aasis eittes viii w W0tssn. NsrSA-wsstsss
sns ecsth-wsstesa States, ~ seasiassvA Rail-
way direct. TAis rosd also connects = PislIhufsh
wtsb 9uly ltns o1 steamers 70 al sorts ea ~
Western Rivers, s1d - Cisvsland snd 0snGssk !
Tl,h steamers ~ sil rssts On The Nossh. wsstern
lsssk yssss by vhisA IRHIOhT can s. fosvarded
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eaahs, Hemp, Daees anAPofk, -
saltsd (leese Or in socks Paints EV1eons
ldry and In oii,) Oils, Except
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nan clsy, Tar, Pitch, kosiA, vs. = AvV "
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kostn Oil, QusenswAse, EnG&3s
I !hhds.. bbIs. snd bxs., -. ,Je.y
Ihouh- 1ss ebs., sasii further notice.
sAQQTTON-33 = kals, net exceeding 500 b., il
we1ht until further noties.
~ chipping Goods from any point sast Of Phik
| dolphin, Be particular 20 ssssk packages "vi.
rss.sylsasia A..,res1.. All gooas esasisnsd i
burgh. win b forwarded without dsssnlios. "a
FREIGHT AdkNTS-clark Co., Chisa66;
Psehsr Co., Msmphis, Team; r. q. O'Rila3
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NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTlCE.
NstAsssy sad continual Re~f I'D so6u osrcAesss
Oesdvsb1ssn Psrmsaeaf HoMfaesd .ppetno1Reo
sANttS' ssscsfions snd Lsndisrds' ~ ~
! cheapest bargain Jet out, being = DNell1g
Hos enough form ordinASJ 11ly "A
cloSS eatiy pAiatsd pAiing IT,, II ~
waesfUo Rsat. in : hssithy io16&ieoa
nsishbss -, within ten niantss nAlk "
kstss Ho1ss.
EUST COME; EJAexcLAyM.
n taken Sson, can u ho1 ~ 1e0 nHupse.
lSArs bargain, whether Tor rssid4neSte 10 a In.
'vsstnsnt. xitlo guaranteed.
Tsnss-1nps cash balance 10 payments 70 -.
viii : m.ds.
Inquire Of skSuAisssigAsd, Days Bd ~
1xsAAnSs-st corner r lxth, or at shs s1ss 81
W. ". Dixo1, Athsn0tn BuildlnC.
d.is y. A, URWRION.
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\ AILH q AD.
s'ea 1@D RAC9u8G
MAKE SUES UoNNnU7fOHB AfQufNcY AND
1u1tIno10H WITH TkAINs ON
ss a xnls ROAD. -
0-Esesaens ~ ~ NessA esaa~t u NJ
doSa With Illlseis Csntsal RAiFsoA, - reach 0s-
lssa q DuAs4ae u - hsars fsvn Ksokski
oIOgH AID c8Rr AIN CONNECTIONS
NaAs u Chisage With EAsTnRN TRAINS.
IAh RssAs \ fsss - - - Aeass 0ulek.
10 ~ lslals & Wisssssla. NiAAieas Csatsai H.
E.ssssz ss1sss V 0.aai..
1r1segsC casaksa rhrsagh TO s.spsnsios
Beides O. H9blo, and eh hseks exchangsd ON The
cars lor peists further Rsst.
Kiyss Class Fare SFsa Ksskuk
10 Iseass. ~ y 10 H.s York, SsI =
" clsv.lssd, u g Pis.sbursA, y =
PAssBH0sRs CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets,
rrsa KssG.. V I'll poiss. In ID. East, Mort.
aad 0sath- Hast, at tho
RA1LHoAD TICKET OPT,
4sis-Ss., bssUssa Fdva and Second,
K8OKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
0esd for ~ salinitsd length effins allsvis,
Pssssnssu tostep At any ~ aad ~
sums tAsir journ42 1surs.
ssssnssas TisksAsssd sntif - Asvigatio.
sn.oas. epss as al hossss
J. .KAMWkBBURY,
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f1DfADLIsHED IN f04o.l

lTAbLtbh8D IN 1885,.
DlKKIxO HOUSE or
= 70 10E = q. 4 . = r o n 4 o = .
7 HAVE this day adnittsa - . pastass In shs
Danking Desissss, AlexaDAss Bassiay, lWhe haa
bsss ~ te11es fes ~ hst six ysass). 1hs busi-
ases. hereafter, VII ~ ssnduses1 uadss ths 1sm
GRO. @. ANDERSON : 90.
bsing one q the ol1sst Baahiag Moses tie not
~ ohsst) In Isva, tAs nsw 1sn sslisits ssatin-
saass II iss.s- psAesasgs - lesrany sxsss1sd q
The sssios paslae9.
They vfll nAks solIsstioas ssd ssnil, ~ Kx-
sAaags, - ~ dsy Of payment, fsss - shasos.
Their fs1sssnsss Ass = formasly b seoies past-
~, Wis
nsyBRlHcxs
rssk Bank, n. Y.
WiasIsu, LAAis1 : Co., Banksrs,N N. r..
kdvard ". Clark Co., PhilaAslNhia.
Howasd Daaking Co., Boston.
Clspp, yuusf = bsowAA, Bankers, Bsstsa.
Ha1iae Dank. ChieAeo.
MoGnan 0slpsks, ChisAee.
2Dshantsss Bank, PittsbuFgh.
yasnefs' DspssIt HAak, Pittsburgh.
XesmW D kAhm, Bankers,
0ilmcsp Hsotheston Cineinnati.
A. p. Hunt = Co., Losisvilis.
Olssa Ssvises Ypssitutiou, 81. Louis.
Ksskuts Jaa. J., ~. 0D0. 9. ANDERSON
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xookuk O1udoYy.
AND BLANK BOOK MANU1ACT6EY.
DLANK Bseks nsas snd ruleA u Aay rsanirsd
0Dassssa. Court Record, Justisss Doekeis, A.
ssessss Books, Poll Books, Ae.. H., farsishsd y
shsPt Dotlce.
Oh Books, Magazines, Asais, Ae., hosnd OF r.
bsnnA IN sny styIe desired.
~Ny NudsSy viii ~ 1euaA % Eseoad.st.,
asxt door - ths AshAssnn, siga Of ths "Big
Beck" ISAAC y. PIERCE.
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JEWELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
Hseo4d sssss4, hsAwssa Aaan an4 JehAssn.
lAvING just rsturnsd from the Hast, r
i l1sOpesefslly sell shs attention Of ~ "a
friends, and the public generally, 70 ny
aswaad AAa tock Of Watches wsiry ,silvs asd
plated vass, s,faasy lceda, -.
Yins SolA daplsA5 hagis, psten aad detached
isyar ussshss ;silvsr paAsAt asd dstashsA isvess.
andL s1pisss of al kinds andqualitiss.
JoWelTy.
kAAiss plain geld mosaic, ssns andsAansilsd
ssrriaes and brsest pans, laAies and eAiIAssn =
eoid aa1 jst hsasslsss, lAdiss' and gsat's Kold
chains, ysnsals end psAS, gold and diamond Anrer
risss, gola ADa silvsrtAl1hles, esate eell breast
pias ,studs, ,sollsr butsons gold, silver
stsslsad atspseeaslsel lneakety table and dss-
ssYt cutlery, andscfssose
silver kpo.
In WklcAl me istsud MOTTO besur pAssed by ANY
stofs vsstor aessh -. esis, yiss silver table.
Dessert and t1s spoons andforks sugar essan,
taTd and salt spoons. baltes AAa lnit
Aud plaae4 napklp rings, &c.. ~ VI
RAa1oA ey0ro 1aA Fancy 0ooos.
Plated and hsitsaats % sets, eAsten. 4euit and
sas t1Skets ,eAudtestieks, psasl and ekal psehso
bss&S ,aa4 II fast svsrytAing psstsiniag to n
liae. s9 3
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@NasfAssaad Jsvslry rspAlrsd iAshs ~,
lweMIaNlikemaanessAa sAad sttAe eAastsst nsAise.
1yo.9ly JUl.1G 0nIank.
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= 49, ~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ = - euY
COURT or MIcnl0AW, WWCoNBm - lOW
tousAiag asy II the hvs u ~ oease, = -
the ulettsf of prasties 70 thsss 6selBteos q x4A
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JUDGk STOCKTON Aad other sniHssf -
psssass wishing ssriss ~ ihs wsrk viii pase
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Loek out for ~ 1ne11oi
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10y REDUCEDsRAT1s,
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Fer Roseo4GeRs go1ng - eeush.
Wsssern 1oWAs Northern MAS.
sOu1t, No0Raska. = aooAs, &c.
TH1 WHsfERN STAGE COnPANY'6 FOUR
/ Hoass Posf CoAcuRs leave Bentonapost daily
(Bunday's exeeptsd) the arrival Of the Carl
from Keokuk, for sosauqua, Bloonasld and Cen.
tsrvinss sad alternate days fea csntsfville fos
Corydoa, Decatur, III. Ayr, Leon, Bedford, Clarin-
d. asd 6idssy.
The Coaches and Hacks OF the Company ars
the hsst the driven earsfsl and ohiiging. and no
pains win Be spared n convey travellers over this
reats With seQfert and expedition.
ln-Prscsss Tisksts q the Railroad Depot, be-
fore taking seats in the Oars, Or Of
=. ". B. POTTER,
Western 6taeSd dkent,
aSg1dlm Bsntonsposs low.
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oo9os oRRt0e Arrangements. 1858.
CHANGE or TIAHi
Snnss DAILY TRAINS, (sunDAYs xxCnrTsD.)
IN 81 aitsr Apsil 3eth, 1855, saA sntil fur
~ thas sssiss, ,tssins Win raA - ths shove road
- felloWs:
YiFst Train laavss Packet Dspss, Ksskuk daily
(4snAsys eaasptal ~ o. N. TAts trainUi1
DAks ears ssnnsesiona with the HnfkAgton Ind
Rssk Island Pockets. Packets viii lj&se Aontrost
pssupAly q o'slesk .. N -
Second 1FAis lsavs Ksokuk daiiy (Sundays sx
eeptsdlaA 10 o'elosk =. m.
rhEa T.sia issvss Hsstsk ALLY (ssndays e.
ssptsO at s p. u.
firss 1nin lavss Montsose daily tMosdays ex
ssptsa) at s:3e .. =.
bssosd Train lsAvcs Aontross daily (Sandsys e.
espee1I q o:4S .. n.
Third Train leaves Nossross daily lsusdays ~
espted) st p. n. b. ". DAVIS,
I. Superintendent.
J. r. TIwDuIY, Ticket Agent.
APr0dAw
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Army InteIIiGene~,

PANAMA, kkw GRANADA, July 81, 1868
To ws. D.vrDGE Esl President Pacific Mai steam
ship Company, New York city.
NY DEAR SR-n is with great pleasure tia, I Inform
United states troops ~hich left New York your steam
ship ~ louis on the 2lu inst
Although this Information IL not rendered necessary
from any olcsl position Of mne still nothing seems
10 bsve been omitted which could possibly conduce 10 the
health comfort Of the officers and the enlisted men
thus far their way 10 Fort Vancouver forego
expressing 10 you the srs,a a'on affords me- "a pr
vsie individual 10 say ibat We all he ladies espe
cslly) and the officers and soldiers under lasting
obligations for the labor forecast and generosity Of YOUR
self and all connected with your company 10 meet not
only our every want, but every wish we could have
the way.
Capt william n Hudson, the commander OF the a.
Louis spared pains 10 make comfortable and
happy His Assduity, whether taking care Of bis ship
IN taking care OF his passengers, vas unremtng He
ful0led all your encomums OF him. both ooer and
mplIshed gentleman
In nineteen years OF servcs and little experiences in
seen any body Of men belonging 10 the army moved
under contrast from ore part OF the country 70 another
wfb anything ri ell 70 be compared In point OF excsience
in the shape OF rsDsportion. With this which
US | onv trust that others whose destiny II may be W
ioor us may he m fostunsse 10 ths respect a. we have
been.
There was one pon, 10 Captain Hudscns soIcl,ude Of
his charge that worthy Of the highest prsise; aud that
w. bis great OF the health and comfort ef the enlisted
their bathing their seenx and everything per aiming 70
their table, left nothing 70 be desired THIS written 10
sresi nsse, bpt uus, -l arord you mu "a pleasure
70 resd n, asNh oid me 70 write a. Very truly, your
o5eoieut servant
JAS aENx clsLsroS, srevsiMsjorU.s A.
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IL frequently happens that certain States and
cities, instead of being referred TO by their proper
names, are indicated In some other way. Thus we
have:-
Virginia, the "Old Dominion
Massachusetts,, the bay State"
Maine, the Border State"
Rhode Island, Little Rhody"
New York, the Empire State
New Hampshire, the Granite State
Vermont, the Green Mountain State"
Connecticut the LAND Of Steady Habits.
Pennsylvania, the keystone State"
North Corolina, the "Oid North State.
South Carolina the palmetto State"
Ohio, the Buckeye State"
Michigan, the wolverine State"
Missouri, the "Puke State"
Indiana the "Hoosier State" .
illinois, the Sucker State"
Iowa the "Hawkeye State"
Florida the "Peninsular State"
SO also we bave:--
New York city, the metropolis OF America the
Commercial Emporium and Gotham"
Boston, the Modern Athens" and the Literary
Emporium"
the "Cty Of Penn and the Quaker City
Baltimore, the Monumental City"
Cincinnati, the Queen CITY, ""Queen OF the West
New Orleans, the Crescent CITY,
Washington, the "City OF Magnificent Distances"
Chicago, the Garden City,
Detroit, the Getty OF the Straits"
Cleveland, the Forest City,
New Haven, the CITY Of Eims.r
Richmond Indiana, the Quaker City Of the
West"
Lafayette, the "star City"
indianapolis the RAILROAD City"
st. Louis. the Mound City"
Keokuk, the "Gate City,
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Our Utica Correspondence.

Urea, Angus. II, 1858.
Meerg Of The Temperance Politicians Seoard Succeeds
in Preventing Nominoion for Governor. d;.-Eioari
C. Dtldran and GeaTit Smith 7hro,cn Ouerboard-Ner
"Sm,th' Poper at Albany, de-, dc
portion OF the leaders Of the self styled State Tempe
rance Society assembled this city yesterday Under
the they dscuss propreiy and expsdiency
Of making nominations for State officers, irrespective Of
either The political parties There about many
attendance there Of the Gerr smtt Convention
Syracuse week since. The notorious C Lslgh, the
renowned Know Nothing traitor tn the House Of Assembly
1865; William e. BureIgh noted temperance ranter,
and osite holder under Governor Clark and Wa.
Rhsdsoa-these particular toadies Of Weed and Seward
the temperance rngleaders and managed the rural
looneys Just they desired Several present
who were Conspicuous in endeavoring TO prevent the
nomination OF Nj Smith at Syracuse. Several Of the dele
gates believed the temperance capable o, selecting
their own ticket stunning all political parties Whatever
they had always been cheated when trusting
Was booted down without vote being allowed TO be taken
upon II
cot the State TO nominate independen, candidates for legs
a,ve, judicial ana execut c previous to the nomi
ration MADE by other parties ana 20 abandon them only
when satisfactory candnas are presented by other PAR
Another innocen, couotry gentleman offered = resolu
ton peogng the members Of the society no; to vote tor
any man FOR Office 10 not known TO be IN favor OF
the entire prohibition suppression OF liquor aad to
nominate and vote for Their owe inca Nr Buriegh who
completely ruled the meeting decidedly opposed TO
any expression OF opinion D. the state Temperance
Society HI prevailed 10 his effort 10 smother the
luton. Several members Aeeircd 10 hold state Con
yention after the poEse,i parties shs have all made
their nominations for the purpose OF taking such political
action may tnen ne deemed necessary. This PROPOSE
ton 80 opposed by the seward men and promptly
voted dow. fhe rulers OF the meeting only allowed
resouors to be s1optcd affirming their faith In pro
hibitlon. snd making nisdeDeanor 70 traffic In ardent
spirs-resolves when they have adopted paper for
quarter of century without producing the lcss eject
whsever. Mr. Delavan, the well known pioneer during
the last twenty years, sent communication urging the
state Temperance Society 70 nominate Gerrit smith for
Cover nor, he the most consistent and uniform
temperance man in tue safe. But hts advice wAs met
Indignantly, ana by Burie,gh Leigh and Richardson
speerngy rsjcc,ed. thus tho state Temperance Society
separated the leaders highly eralet "a succeeding 90
admirably srd eHectualy 10 preventing the nomination OF
thorough out and Out Temperance State ticket Cover
nor and other officers.
Here have fair exhibition of the sincerity OF the
republican party upon temperance principles Weed
not permit tDe State Society 10 make strictly tenn
persIce prvribosy ticket By the society sen He knows
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News from Mcx1co.
from Fl Diaxio de u Marina Of Havnna AuxustA
BY the steamer MEXICO In receipt Of NEWSPAPERS
from Vera Cruz 70 the 27h and from Mecsto the 2lth Of
las. month We give brist summary Of .Ae mos. i'm.
postaut newv, which, although somewhat Offering from
those received from New Orleans unforupasIy changes
but Little the situation OF the Conservative party as Il
President zuloaga was sn at the head OF the govern
ment ne bad accepted tho resignation Of tho CAbnet
founded on The necessity q adopting "a moro energetic
are-foregn Relations, Sr. Castillo LAnzA Interior,
Fernandez de Janregu Justice, Dr.. Miranda Finances
The government thus organized had issued various
decrees one creating civil guard composed of citizens
possessing certain quahoatons another resst.bshing
another organizing companies for the defence OF property
and order another ordering the delivering up Of
srat6cations and last ono establishing law agans,
conspirators
The Minister Of War, Cen. PARA had been nominated
Commander General or the department Of and
OF division or the army called the Centre composed
OF the forces Of that State and those Of hchoaan Quee
to aad JAisco, combined with the division of he North
under the command Of Cen Niramou Gen PARA was
preparing to leave Mexico.
The capture Of San Luis by zuAzua and the sackng
the City confirmed also the OF the greater part
OF the garrison having fallen into his hsnds the
of the entrance on Pueblita into Guspsjuaio likewise
again left tba, place sesersl Mora yilsmi g sale
70 have Joined Genera Mrauoa and although toe news
IL rsdicsoriy reported by tns federssts and
vaves, the same General M-auoc 10 spoken OF having
routed General Desoado the "a Of July near Gusds
iAara, which capital Was still in tue possession Of she
conservatives
According to the Pyoeso Of Vera Cruz General Aarste
had taken Possession OF the port OF Tuxpan
The aged feoeraiist ST.. Gomez Fsrias, had Died IN
Mexico
Tue relative 10 the position Of General Eoheagsrsy
Comm ander IL Chief OF the troops destined for saosg
Vera Cruz, contradictory we are unable 10 ar
rive at any positive conclusion; the same happens to
the different given by the wspapers Of the opposed
parties with regard to tie position Of the respective forces
which support their cause in the departments, also to
the conduct OF the Chiefs OF either party.
The EspapeTs OF Mexico announce that the active
campaign against Vera Cruz will begin; whereas
Pyogreso Of that city mocss that news And says that
General E;hesgaray called upon to prosc the capital
against the forces Of the South
Our news from Merida, IN Yucsssn, dated 2S,h whilst
amenDg the situation of the country, caused By the war
Of Traces states mat the annouga Anxious 10
means and meets with gres. obstacles principally 10
sequence Of the da,gers with which CampeAchy threatens
public order.
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dozen times ever snl The sslectaou IN nav uususu.
me address q he rev Dr. J. P rnouD.o.. on ,hs NJ.
" Of the Human Raoe which had tine misfortune aos .
hear SAID % nave been IN able one though tue ouy
part Of the negroes end the white people, the suSsocS
would have preferred 70 have heard the Rev. Doctor upss
good deal of solicituds had been manifested n hear
the new poem Sonn g. SAKE, on Love rhs subject is
BY author In former illusions partculsrvn h,s
satire Progress made him objectof moro than usus
interest The poem we'll received, ana coos;rs1
many capita hits, though would be syinx too m.cs
credit say the expectation OF the audience was sst
Heenumerates the various descriptions OF the article aa1
tho power Yields In the control Of human Affairs IA
draws affecting plcture Of the unoomforablonesu AZ
suge bieasedness and thinks the chair Of the Chi
dsposes OF ornone by play OF words in this fashiss
After porHayns how Julia was wsoed and won, he gees
"But that was oag ego.
CHANGED to meet the other day
Younssser In the street,
With Juia's mouth ard eyes
Ccmplex.on fair, pretty and plump,
With very auburn hair.
Icauga. The pretty youngster % he ran,
Tho Alumni held public dinner at the Addison House,
at two O'Clock p n Thursday at which tho usual nuA
Der q after dinner good things said, ana wnss
Mr.. SAKE recitec poem Richard the Third.
The exercises closed Thursday evening with On a.
dress by Geo Curtis o. New YORK, before the UnissS
Secret Societies. on the Connection between Education
and the Progress Of true Democracy" Hehss believe
delivered the address other occasions will there
attempt no analysis of It, Il oootsiued good many
good things exceedingly well said. There were COCA
many innocent persons however WHO, like myself could
not understand why the quarter OF hour spent in q
brilliant and conclusive reftAon Of the bred Scott de-
csion could rot have been pertneuy and protabV
spent Ia filing up two evident interstices his
gumen what application 10 make 10 any phase OF asy
branch Of his subject Of several very foWery aod poetic
passages but q whole, the effect good ana man.
tanned very well the reputation be has acquired
orator
In the absence in Europe OF tie President Rev Dr. La
beree, Dr. Beman, OF Troy, ociated President pro
tepore The Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of tina
State were present, and large number of the Alumni,
from abroad The Germsna Band OF Boston, dscoarsod
the music for the occasion and military companies
in attendance from Burlington and Brandon The weather
delightful tine whole time and with the exception q
the sppesrance OF DR. Butler OF Wabash College who
expected to deliver address, nothing the nature
OK disappointment occurred.
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socbored srvsved Ia the hsrbcr The operation
saccessfa the extreme and 10 thought that New
York deserves tns credit OF having originated the thnS
10 nj next letter will give you PARIS corrospon-
osoce, ha of The Americans residing and doing
bcsrefs here together with statistical shipping tnfof
msfo az ire port the arrival and depsrtu-~ Ot ~hAlers
for the eeop ard her matters which shall be
deemed Of irts'e"' IN the res ders d the HERALD.
n runored here that our late dAshing Secretary Of
LAgatoo r. Beelan, ID about to marry Of as richest
hereneo In Chile. The affair takes plAce ct Santiago
shortly Hs place In the Legation has yet been Tiled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

1eiy disposed o. by sh'pneut ,ns pots, vsers
ths voices caonn, bs hsard remorst ance ag,uE. me
o2fAs~ conmssi upoa thsn. aud snsre dsroag ~ FOR
tsse ana tossss cannot he established 10 the
tJur.ee OF tie consular cocket the Spuuisn ,fers
te" o. sccr excessive cencentaAs III discharge o.
guy tA no bcsa here far six years
seng ths. people shall knaw naw faithfully
aoc ~el Their pnobc servants perform danes and
~ sct -" n-fr er 'hrss - OF national power and
wealth abroad, beg d the HHeD ia valuable
columns, regrenG that in Justice 10 the integrity and
merit Of the acting CONSUL General Of Cuba, coIla
cocdense my matter. Your attention u greatly obge
your friend and obedient servant, n. N RAD0fICH