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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
The EagIe---ExtrA.

Never was dirlier, more contemplate
insult offered to the intelligence, honesty
and decency Of any community or of any
party, than is to be::fOund in the Eagle ex-
ira Of last week; tissue Offalsehoods that
would put 10 blush tbs "father of les"
A stream of blackguardism and abuse
exhaustihg the fountain of biIlingsgate.
Never was the intelligence, honesty and
decency Of any party SO much imposed
upon, never was the Ignorance ard cre-
dulity ofany party so presumed upon
We are rejoiced that the honest Demo
cratic masses have rebuked the insult
thus offered them by their earnest denun-
Citations. We are glad to be able TO say
that but few even of the hardened, bra
zen and desperate demagogues of the
party could offer one Of those extrass to
respectable man without blushing for
shame. We publish below few samples.
We ask Democrats to swallow thtm if
they can:
Laboring Men remember, that Horton
will do all he can to reduce your wages,
thro' Negro competition.
Don't Forget when you go to the Polls
on the Second Tuesday of October. that
Horton is opposed 10 any thing like q
Homestead Bill:
Remember, that Horton belongs TO The
Chase, and Giddipg school of Abolition
lists, who are in favor of striking the word
White from the Constitution, aud placing
Negroes upon perfect equality.
Hamlm, the black Republican candi
date for Vice President, spoke against anC
voted against the Homestead B II.
Valentine B. Horton, voted to Excnt
Slavery into Kansas and to extend tn
Fugitive Slave Law>over Kansas.
We charge V, B. H ,rton with being il
favor OF white Slavery because when h
! was in Congress, he did not introduce
bill lrepsaling the Imprisonment for Del
law in Massachusetts.
Horton is man great wealth, an ar
ist cratic at heart He-bashs pad tool
' in every torner in the District, circul'
! ting bare faced Lies against Martin. Re
: collect that these fellows are paid to III
Believe not a word they say. Brand thes
columniators as paid f,lsifyers!
!, Why do the Negroes all shout for Lii
:. coin and the Republican ticket?
Because they know that Lincoln an
the Republican party are Abolitionist'
0 and in favor of giving Nggers the sam
Il political rights that white men have.
t Free men of Fairfield, which will yo
i have to represent you in the next Cor
gress. Woolly Head Abolition Disur
iOnist, or man who is devoted to ii
: Constitution and the Union. What ca,
9 you, will you have Valentine B. Hortc
!. and Bla,k Republicanism or CD. Marti
= and Democracy2 Ans,oer at tie Polls.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
For the Gazette Ahd DemOerat'
T'ftiE LIANT VICTORY.

Suggested by the triumphant death OF JAMES BoDEH1
HEINER, Esd, late popular Marshal Of Our city'
As some i'm mortal eheftalh had obtained
From petty skirmshes the courage and the skill
To battle on a'larger scale, and al
His wreath Of glory with the conquest gained,
So JAMES harconquered til the last great victory,
Through Christ has crowned him with eterniys
SalyAtiOn's beRcOn-lres calvary,
Humid his pathwayto the fay'ring sky;
voice amid tbe inai gloon and strife,
Was heard, d am the Rsssarrseti0H aRdthe Lie ="
While Faith exulting sang the triumph song,
As harping angels bore the etrains Along;-
o Death thou art conquered cOnquerQrl
Though rushing to the fray In panorly complete,
Thy last great contest was thy last defeat,
wrea III for ev'ry mortal TO secur re
monar ch once o'er all our trembling race,
Who fed, bat hed in vain thy frowning face,
The king OF kings has triumphed DER the grave,
And made thyselfi in turn a crouchlng slave,
To ope for us the gate Of endless bliss,
And be forever where Thy eonq'uOr Is!
Go BoDENH TO thy heavenly home!
And be tho nrtto greet Us when we come.
Lancaster, G. - X. K. H. LEvFRIS0.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
C. ID. Martin

Justifes his vote against the abOlishment
Of polygamy in Utah, on the GROUND OF
"Squat,er Sovereignty" Will not the
people Of the 11th District put some man
in his place whose "doctriue" will not con-
nct SO much with morality, religion, de-
cency, national honor, and the true in.
terest OF this people?
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

PooR MEN-OrINIoNs OF EMINENT De-
MOOR ATS. Senator Wigfall thinks poor
man n criminal; Hammond calls him a
mud sill; Greene denounces him as one Of
the lazaroni. Johnson thinks he ought to
be a slave; and Delusion Smith, OF Ore
gon, Joe Lanes late partner in the United
States Senate, in late public speech in
Oregon City, said: Z" lie had rather be a
decent mans niger at the South, than a
poor white laJora al lilo Norih."
And the Hon, Chas. d. Martin thinks
he is but obcyng the llth commandment
"mind your own GusinesS," when as our
Congressman he refuses to Vots for The res
olution repcaGng polygamy and ddulterym
Uah; and the enslaving and whipping Of
white men and women IN the territory oI
New Mexico. .-...
Let us men of Fairfield give him ample
time hereafter "to mind his o,pn business
by permitting him to stay at home and
freeing him from the cares of State
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
C. ID. Martin

Is in favor of letting the people of New
Mexico make just such laws as they please.
The people Of New Mexico have pleased
to pass law by which the landlord, Or
employer, or master is authorized to whip
white men employed to do his work;
therefore, G. D. Martin is in favor of lot
ting the people of New Mexico pass INV
by which the landlord is allowed to whip
white men employed to do his work.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
MARTINS RECORD.
WHITE SLAVERY IN NEW NEEICO.
The selling of White Men for
Debt.
HIS Apollo GY,

In January 1859, the Territorial Lrgis-
lalure of New Mexico, passed law regu-
latinS the relation between "master and
servant" This law SANCTIONS WHITE
SLAVERY. The BUYING AND SELLING OF
WHITE MEN AND WOMEN FOR DEBT. lr AU
1rHoRlzEs the master to inflict CRUEL and
MERCILESs PUNISHMENT UPON his WHITE
SLAVE and denies the slave REDRESS in
TIE COURTS.
Before this most barbarous-most in
human, most unchristian act of the Terri.
torial Legislature could become law IT
HAD TO DE sANeTloTED AND APPROVED by
THE CoNGREss OF THE UNITED STATES for
the reason that the act organizing the
Territory Of New Mexico provides chat
all tie lars passed by lie Legislative assem-.
IJly anil Governar ShpH be submitted 20
The Congress Of Me United States, Gnd If
disopproVed, SHALL DE Null AND VOID"
(Sce U. S. Statutes at Large, VOL 8. page
449, Sec. ~
1t will be remembered that the act or
ganiziug New Mexico was part Of the
grent compromise measure Of 1850 for
! oOlicA Douy!as Uoted, and upon which the
Democratic party now boast to stand.
y
Las! winter this odious law, oppressive
of human liberty and disgracelul to Amer
lean Institutions came before Congress
for its approval" and G. D. MARTIN
VOTED AGAINST THE BILL IN.
TRODUCED TO WIPEIT OUT.
This vote Mr.. Martin admits. Hi,
friends admit t-!hs Ohio Eagle. ard all
the Democratic papers in the District adj
NIT it. No honest man can deny it; nc
truthful man will
Mr.. Martins apology for thus indirect
lv voting to eGslave white men and wo.
men-in .hus indirectly voting to author
{, ize the buying, selling and whipping o
moor white men and ,Von,en is Squattel
Sovereign,y"-lhe right of the people O.
New Mexico to opPress the weak ant
% enslave the poor.
= None other can be urged. Mr.. Martir
/, knew that the organic act of New Mex
leo made i: the duty Of Congress either tc
i sanction or disapprove ol this law. lie
n knew that it could not become law un
l. til Congress had sanctioned it. Mr.
le Martin knew that Congress had tie Con
t. stitutional power to wipe out the barblr
" ism. He HAD ADMITTED 1T. He hat
!" said in the only speech he ever made up
al on the subject that "I do not pretend t.
us say that the Territories are beyond III
il, control and just regulation of Congress
n The unfortunate history Of Kansa
ca aJounds in instances of wise and fiicien
IN INTERVENTION ON THE PART or CONGRESS-
d. We repeat, therefore, that Mr.. Marti
ar had no apology for his vote than "Squa'
it ter Sovereignty"
PooR MEN of Old FairGeld--yoa whc
r. migrating TO the Territory of Nc
to Mexico in which as a citizen of the Tn
o. tod States you have common propcrt
rs and common interest, may under th
cd law be deprived Of YOUR LIBERTY, be sol
- INTO SLAVERY For nEBr, will you excoI
We this weak apology for this great wrong
ah IF you will return Mr.. Martin TO Congre'
to If not, vote against him.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
DEM MOCRATS, REMEMBER,

That G. D. Martin says that Congress shall
not interfere with the domestic institu-
tons Of the territories.
REMEMBER, That white slavery is
the buying and selling of white men Tor
debt, is domestic institution Of the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico.
REMEMBER, therefore, that c. D.
Martin ssys that Congress shall not abol'
ish the odious and uochrislian barbarism
of white slavery in New Mexico.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

G. u. Martin--IIIs Stewardship ms rcn.
dered by IIimseIf--.lie admits and Jus-
iiiirs his vote agnin,t the hbnlishrneht
nf PoIygnmy---IIo admits, Jnstifes a"d
Boasts of his vote TO approve White
slavery IN New Mexico-.-IIe PeTverts
IIistory.--Iie Falsifles the Record.
On Friday night last G. D. Merlin the
"eifled orator." the cable and eloquent
representative of the Eleventh Congress
ional District" the ''poor, white headed
boy" gave an account Of his stewardship
and a justification of his hiNf Congress-
ional record at The Court House in Lau'
caster. HiA effort was but Tehosh Of
what he has said everywhere in the dis
trict. II was but reproduction of the
stale stuff ho has bean ringing in the peo-
ple's ears since the campaign opened. IL
possessed no earthly merit except the inge-
nuity he.exhibited in covering up his own
tracks. The zeal lie manifested in The
psrvfrsion of the principles Of Kepubll'
eanism the determined and persistent eff
fort to deceive and ol,eal the people.
We follow the gentleman briefly lhro'
his speech. lie charged that the R"pub'
lican party were responsible for the two
months confusion and turmoil--lhe dis
graceful scenes that were enacted in the
last house before its organization, and yet
ho knew, as did every Intelligent, half.
witted school boy in the country, thal the
Republican party by reason Of its having
majority over any other one party in
Congress was entitled to the orgariza-
ton, and that himself and his Democratic
friends, did everything in Il CIR power
fair and unfair--lhat they resortod 10 eve
ry parliamentary trek -exhaus'e the
vocabulary Of IlAckguaIdism and abuse
talked against time. threatened and blowed
and clustered and bullied with view of
preventing an organization by the election
ofa Republican. He ceusured John Shcr-
mau and opposed his election, applauded
the reasonable threats of the South that
If John Sherman was clected Speaker
adherence 10 the Union was treason to
liberty" aud yet said that John Shcr-
mans explanation Of his endorsement OF
the Hclper Book vas satisfactory to him
lie boldly avowed that the ''IIomcslead
Bill WAS no party MEASURE and yet he
knew he is not more ignoraut than
VIC believe him to be) that the RDpubli
cans OF Congress introduced aud sun
ported the Lill-that the Democrats o
Congress opposed and defeated it--'NO
the Republican party ut Philadelphia i
sc and at Chicago in 60 made il part
measure by adopting it as plank
their platform, while the Democracy is
norsd and failed TO adopt it, lie said tn
"Hannibal Hamlin was tue leader OF Il,
anll'Homestcad party OF tho East an
that hc voted against the Homestead me-
sure, when he knew, ifhe knew auythin
that Hannibal Hamlin was a friend Of Ii
measure, and voted for it in every shaI
and every form not less than ten tim,
before it finally passed the Senate on
10 be vetoed by Democratic Preside
which veto was sustained by Dem
eia.ic Senate. He asserted that IS.
Douglas gave The Homestead Bill h
hearty support when he knew. or ougI
TO have known, that s. A. nopglas ga,
'tho support at all--dOdging the qu"S,ic
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
G. I'D. Martin

Justi6es his vote for the approval Of the
law Of New Mexico, by which white men,
American cilizens, may be sold into slave
ry for debt, upon the groun4 of Squat.
ter Sovereignty" Will poor men vote
for the man whose doctrine would make
slaves Of them because Of their inability
to paw their debts?
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
L;lhOTing Men, Mechanics, Free
Men, Read, Reflect, Mark ihC
Party whose Candidate GrOSsi ,
and ShnnlcIpssIy Insults Won,

In his speech at Pittsburgh, on Satur.
day night, Sept 22lh, II. V. JOHNSON,
Douglas candidate for tho Vice Presiden-
cy, openly insulted the Mechanics and La
boring men of tho North. He denounced
them as "Slaycs," as "mcn owned by their
employers" varying his favorite theory
that "capital should own labor" by as
serling that "capital docs own it,"
Speaking of Slavery he said
"LOOK AT THE SLAVES IN YOUR
OWN WORKSHOPS THEY ARE
DRIVEN TO THE POLLS AT THE
BECK OF THEIR MASTERS, UNDER
PENALTY FBElNG DISCHARGED
LabOring men, robuke this insult AT the
polls, strike down the party whose candi
date would have you owned by your EN-
poyers.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
Frecmen of Fairfield,

We ask you to bear in mind, that the
Constitution OF the United States was
framed to extend the blessings Of Liberty
not Slavery" and that it is foul slandeI
upon that sacred insIrument--where even
the words, slave or slavery, cannot
be round;--for our Congressman, Martin
to unblush;ngly say. that under it he has
no power to prevent White Sla,ery and the
whipping of white men and women in The
broad territories OF our Union.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
C.. ID. Martin

Is 10 favor Of lslting the people OF New
Mexico have just such domestic instItu-
tions as they want. The people OF New
Mexico wart white slavery as domestic
institution; therefore, C. D. Martin is in
favor letting the people Of New Mexico
haye white slavery.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
Sprfiol Notirfs.
persons affiictcd win nc t,cvor n

Persons afflicted with the Fever ana
Aguc should not!spare either time. trouble or eS.
pense to procure DR.. HOsteter's Celebrated BherJ
whose beneAcient effects upon the system has been
clearly proved to those who have been sricke down
in short space of time by this dreadful curse whose
checks are wan and neagre and whose nights are
sleepless and restless and whose eyes are dim aud
pound must prove blessing: snatchihg them, us 1t
were, from the mouth OF the grave. None can know
its true value until they have tested II. When all
others have failed these Btters have esored the suf
ferers to pristine health. Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should introduce them
to all famiis,.
Sold by Druggist and dealers generally everywhere
III See advertisement in another column. lm2a
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
C. ID. Martin

Is in favor of letting the people Of Utah
have just such dopestic institutions as
they want. The people of Utah want po-
lygamy as one of their domestic institu-
tions; therefore. G. D. Martin is is favor
of letting tie people of Utah have polyg
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
G.. ID. Martin

Is in favor of letting the people OF New
Mexico do as they please. The people Of
New Mexico please to sell poor white men
for debt; therefore, G. D. Martin is in "a
yor of letting the people Of New Mexico
sell poor white men for debt.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
DIR. IL Oback's Scandinavian BloOdPills
md lIlOnd Purifier.

"The blood is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption IRON the blood ami
no disease can exst in tife system. My Blood Pills
and Purifier peiform their task enoctualy. They are
powerful vegetable deiergeDts and cure all forms OF
diseases whc arise frou Impure blood. simply be-
cause they remove thee omon causes Of disease from
the DEMONSTRATING fluid -, Hence, theiL npparertl
miraculous cures Of scrofula, eruptions, tn mordys
pepsa, liver complaints, rheumatism, swelling Of tho
joints, and all affections Of the neTpal orgaus which
do not proceed from malIormation.
III TSee AlYe erllsement. Iln--ln
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
ORITUARY,

DIED.-Or dropsy, Saturday, Sept
Goth, Thomas REED, of this city. Mr.
Reed emlgrated from Harrisburgh, Pa,
about thirly.fve years ago, and has been
engaged in mercantile busineSsduring this
time. He leaves a widow. son and d4ugh'
ter to mourn his loss, lie had always a
reputation for honesty and uprightuess;
and was remarkable for his gcntlemanly
department and pleasant manners. a man
OF peace, he leaves no enemies.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
G. ID. Martin

Jrsti6ss his vote for the approval of white
slavery in New Mexico on the ground Of
Popular Sovereignty" Will white men
vote for man. the Legitimate result Of
whdse doctrine would enslave them?
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
MARRIED.

On the evening Of the 9th ult,, by Rev
Il. F. Strickland, MoRDIcA s. KEELY ant
MARoAREr Ann CUTsnAw, both of this city
On the 3oth ofSeplember, by Rev. j. j
Sutter, JonN KNOTS and SARAH SwAR
NER all of this county.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
County Ticket.

Anditor-MlLTON D. BAKER
Clerk-VALENTiNE CUPP
Pros. Attorney-R. N. CLARKE
Shsriff--C. NJ. l.. WISEMAN
Probate Judge SAMUEL JACKSON.
Com'rsl JAMES PICK ERlNG. fuli term
JOHN GREIR short term
Coroner SALEM WOLF
Survey or JOHN W FLOOD
Recorder--G GEORGE W. EDGAR
In. Director--S. s. HAMMOCK
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
The UnivesaJ Cough Kemedy In case

Ihe Unives0I Cough Kemedy IN cases
Of WHoOPlNG COUGH. There are probably more
cases OF Whooping Cough continued to great length
Of time by the use Of Remedies containing expecto-
rants, which not only aggrayate the Cough, but run
down the system, making the Cough fatal or produc-
ing ConsumntiQn than BY any other cause. This Is
completely obViated in the Universal Cough Remedy,
which contains nothing to prostraton and the Cough
yields naturally, while the system is sustained. Re
sulsjusJ this declaration, and all are asked 10 salts
| fy themselves by trial. rf'
| llFSee advertisement. Ines
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

@ Those wishing anything in the
Nursery line, would do well to read the
advertisements of Mr.. Cotfman. of Carroll
and Mr.. Gravs1t, of The Lancaster Nurse
lrias.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

MARTIN AND A PRoTEcrIvE TARIFF -
What think ye, Democrats of the old
school, of your new battle cry? Hercaf'
ter insCribe on your banners {" Martin
and the Tariff" and permit usChpubli'
cans to huaSa for "Hcrton and free wool.
Funny, is i: not?
"MARTIN AND Protection.
"IIoRroN AND FREE TRADE"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

NWe invite your attention TO the
card of F. Skinner & Co, Cincinnati, in
another column. ~
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

The charge in the Ohio Eagle that
"V. B. Horton voted against the Home
stead Bill |" is false. Mr. Horton when
in Congress voted three times Tor as many
differcn, Homestead measures, and never
cast vote or uttered sentiment against
one,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

EJIt is charged in the Ohio Eagle
that "V. B, Horton is opposed to the
Methcdists." We'are authorized by v
b. Horton to say that the charge is q
ialsohood manufactured out Of whole
cloth" We are authorized by Rev. D. D
Ma'her, formerly presiding elder in this
and now presiding elder in the Chillicotht
district, TO say there is "Nor tNE WORD OF
TRUTH az IT."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

Sold by E.L. SLoCUM, Lancaster; sunderman
KnouG, Amanda; f Kalb, Rushyille,
Lancaster, Auga't.2, lsoO--lyls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

- Has8i. Snd Rsiabouis Jouras5 an now ready &
iSnls yB' COBB co p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14
WAsHINGTON MATTERS.

r-4eisr4I WAsAiNoTON, Feb. l3,
Mr.. Glossbrenner was supported for the
House Printer BY the Democrats, Mr. Briggs
and ell South Americans present, excepting
Ethridge and Stokes, who voted for Messrs.
Gales & Seston.
Mr.. Defrses received the votes Of all others
present, including Mr.. Davis, Of Nd except
ing Stanton, Adams and Cady.
Senator Douglas had prepared a eulogy on
MT Broderiek, 70 be delivered to-day, but last
night he was severely attacked by pleurisy.
Mr.. FsrnsWOFth intends introducing q bill
for the transportation of the mails from Mis-
souri, to the Psbihc by railroad, and Mr. Grow
will shortly introduce bill for the admission
of Kansas into the Union.
Private accounts from the Rio Grands repre-
sent the statements regarding affairs in that
quarter as much exaggerated, the object being to
afford restless set Of adVenturers pretext for
crossing into Mexico
Apart from CoEtenas' band the Me1icsns are
represented as exceedingly friendly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.

CHARLESTON. Feb I3.
The Isabel has arrived from Havaua and Key
West on the 10th inst
Mr. Plumb, bearer of dispatches to the U
5. Government was a passenger.
The COurier's correspondent at Vera Cruz,
writes under date Of the Attn inst, that Cobas
with 300 men bad been defeated on the Oljaea,
and that Miramon's expedition against Vera
Cruz, is consequently probably abandoned
The Lberals had re occupied COlima, San
Luis and Zacetecas.
The Church forces had been defeated near the
Lascalla, with loss Of 100 in killed and plis
oners, and quantity Of artillery, ammunitioui
&c. ti'i l4la Boa
Vol is successfully opposed in JaliseO.
The Church Party Government is reduced to
a small extent of territory.
The available force Of the Liberals is $4,000
men.
Miramon by extraordinary efforts has negotia-
ted tbe sale of 81, 600 900 bonds for sl56, 600
through illicit dealing with the French Minis
ter.
Nine millions of these bonIs will enter tho
French Canon as foreign debt VIZ.
Mr.. Matthews, the English Charge, had pre-
sented an ultimatum, asking full payment Of
his eli inns within eight days,in default Of which
he would demand his passports. Little credit
was placed in his sincerity.
Senor 0'Camps had resigned the ministry Of
Foreign Affairs to accept special mission to
the United States and England, connected with
intervention BY the former, The recognition Of
the Constitutional Government by the latter
Degallado takes the place Vaeatad-
o'Camps leaves in the English packet on the
9th of March.
The stock of sugar at HAVANA and Mantan-
gas was 5000 boxes.
Museovado Sag reals.
Molasses arrived slowly and sold readily at
l-2 reals.
Museovsda exchange on London 60 days
y 2al4 premium. On New York 2 ! 2a3 2
do.
Nothing new from Kew West.