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ISprcrNESr or BLACK REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS
We perceive that the Grand Jury have mani.
tested their appreciation Of the black republi-
can officials appointed by Governor Morgan
by indicting two Of his Harbor Masters
for exscting extortionate fees from ship
masters, and putting the same In their
pockets. According TO the statements made,
these gentlemen from the rural districts
Mr.. Masten, Of Kingston, and Mr.. Anable, Of
Hudson-have been In the habit Of extoreag
fees for berths at our piers, varying 10 amount
from three dollars TO nfsy, through their depu-
ties, one Of whom-Mr. Van Ness-is included
In the indictment Thissa pretty fair example
OF the way the metropolis Is taken care Of by
hungry republicans from the interior. Messrs,
Mssten and Ansbie are pets Of the Illus
frious lobby manager, Thurlow Weed, and
were appointed at bis urgent solicitation. The
appointment OF the latter-John S. Anable-
was vigorously protested against by deputa.
tion from this city, who waited on the Governor
al Albany and urged bis withdrawal, on the
grounds Of want Of qualification; but TAuslo1
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News from Pixies Peak.

81. Joszra, Sept 20, 1890
The Pixies Peak express arrived last night With
small treasure shipment OF 6fo The company here
after VIII have messenger In the coaches tri.wses1v
Many owners OF quartz mines who two months ago. be-
came wholly discouraged, ssnguine Of success
An are making $500 o. more per wesk At last a.
counts about twenty tessns had left DNver for the
States. Many OF those whcwent with them will returs
in the sprhg 10 locate farms o. dsveope their gold aud
silver leads Ths weather at rs,ver Is very co, with
an occasional fall o. snow. Tie miners arc often
unable 70 commence operations ur nbout nine O'Clock
IN the morning ascount OF ice. Winter is 70 vsdv
approaching. Trains consisting o. merchandise, ssft
here this week 70 the numbee Of ATTY wagons and move
are preparing TO leave.
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NOBLE, Sept IS, 1880
Cotton sales to-day $50 bales, at exc I0c. for mid
ding Sales OF the week 1850 bales. Receipts Of ths
week, IL $40 bales, against II 500 bales the same ta1
In port, SAG bales. Freghts-Coton TO Liverpool,
I'd, AID 70 Havre, Ike. 6-lec. Sight exchange q
New York at ra u per cent premium exchange O.
London, 1854 Iesk.
BALrrxoRs. Sept 20, 1890.
Flour quiet, but drm; no sales Wheat dull and
changed. Corn steady sales or white and yellow Il Csc.
zoe Provisions dull and heavy pork, $40 rs;
prime, SO. Codee firm ct 1akc. f51ic. Whiskey
steady.
PHLADKIpr1A, Sept. 20, 1880.
Flour quiet. but steady. Wheat steady white ~ Is
81 90; red 81 Is 81 s. Corn arm; yellow 75c aaoa3.
Coffee unchanged. Whisky unsettled At 22hc . c3xe.
BCrFALo, Sept 2o-I n.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower:
sales 5000 bushels No At 81 Corn steady sales % zoo
bushels at &c &c. SIC Other grains-no sales CAnM
freights better 17c. wheat and Is Nc 10 New
York. Lake imports TO day-4coo bbis -four, 80 90
bushels wheat 3l6 900 bushels corn Is 900 bushes oe
900 bushels barley. Canal expoyts-3 600 bbl5 nous,
lss bushels wheat 30 900 bushels corn oeo bushels
barley
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NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept 60 1880.
III sSr1ocEssTos ISLANDS TO HoSpcRAs
M Molina, recently accredited 70 our government As
Mnster from Honduras had long interview today with
Secretary Case In reference 10 matters connected with
thit government Honduras after abe learned OF the
expedition OF Walker urged upon the British authorities
to keep possession OF Ruatan. Now that Walker has
been captured and her fears have been quieted she ID
ready 10 take possession and Great Britain accordance
with the treaty will surrender 1t up to Honduras This
the explanation OF the why has been long
delayed.
rax SALT LAKE. NAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE PONY
ExF.Ess
The rearrangement OF the Salt Lake and Denver mails,
20 around via Council Bus emitting the service be-
tween st. Joseph aad Julesburg, which the Post Office
Department has IL contemplation, will discontinue tho
pony express, which has become necessary 70
merra interests The OF the pony express except
u colueSElvu h. cnoruuous
is probable, however, that should the department. ex-
tend the present Salt Lake mail contract until Congress
can act the pony exprcss will be continued I discou
nuance viii be felt by all classes especially by the peo
pie OF Casrna just the OF important election
CONSUL AsrNwALL
Samuel Clark OF Michigan has been appointed Consul at
AspawAl, vice Fox removed.
AID FOR TN orrFxsxRs IN SYRIA
The storeshp Relief will leave Boston the l5th prox
for the Mediterranean The Secretary Of the Navy day
cheerfuly responded 70 request that the vessel be d.
rected 70 convey hhsr such articles OF clothing and
fabrics convertible for The relief OF the sufferers In
Syria the charitable OF this country may Contribute up
70 that period.
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Movements OF Senator DsuglaA In the
West.

MR.. DOUGLAS IN INDIANA.
LspLAsAroLIs, ssps IS. 1860.
Among the prominent speakers present today besides
Me9n Douglas and JOHNSON, were Gov. Tod, Of Ohio;
Gov Dixon, OF Kentucky Judge Cin,cr, o. Tennessee
Mr. sWeetser, Of Ohio; Mr.. Logan, Of Illinois; and Mr.
schnable, OF Pennsylvania The torchlght procession
and display OF fireworks tonigh, was very One Mr..
Douglas leaves tomorrow morning for Louisville.
Nh. DOUGLAS AT LOUISVILLE.
LoulsvI-LA, Sept 20, 1890.
The booming OF cannon shortly affair to day
nocnccd the arrival o. Mr.. Douglas he received II
the lcvce by large multitude and escorted 70 the Louis
vile Hotel lie addsessed thirty thousand people
Prestons woods charging that Mr. Buchanan and Mr.
Breckenridge would 5e responsible Il Lincoln elected
they both working to thai ezd He showed the
Inconsistency OF nr Breckenridge inviting him 70 advo
cate "popuar sovereignty kentucky In 1856 endors
Ing BIS views ttou, and denouncing them a rottca
plank in the democratic platform, Mr.. Douglas ~
Mr. Breckinrsys sacrificed hlmssd 70 the boltcs who
would for him IN tho Regular Convention, cut
who amer seeding knowing they could NOT elect thor
candidate took him up Kill Ain or Mr.. Douglas cpoks
hour half, and frequently interrupted with
enthusiastic applause.
Bcndres arc burning before the Court Hous, and In
several streets this evening The Enquirer orcs bril-
Issniiy ELIMINATED ana decorated with Gags and the
Douglas are IN kss spiriss II the acl.s=cneni Of
their cand date.
Tie Nashville trsn on the Nashville and CaaitanoogA
RArord, while golsy OUT this morning. Wa thrown OF
the track by asndlsh act Of somebody. one was
XII Il and several badly wounded
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CAxrAfeS DocvxESrs-DEcLNE N rHE PoLr-
rcM TRACT BvsSxss.-The leading party
journals are oiled With advertisements for q
numerous assortuen, u campaign trsh. and
an continually harping upon the cry circu.
late the Documents but with all their noise
these nicely printed, long winded speeches and
dry essays are no longer called fer by the
people. These political tract manufacturers
and campaign paper publishers may as well
shu, up shop and save their money; there is 10
l0Sses q make. ier AA, Aad os material TAs
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halls FOR THE PACIFIC.
New York HernId-Californfa 4

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mail steamship Arisl, Capt Miner will leave this
port to morrow, at noon, for AspnRall.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
viii close ct ten O'Clock TO morrow morning.
Ths NEW YoRK wuKLY HsRALp-CAlffornis edition.
ssutainns the Ates, intelligence from all parts OF tbs
world with large quantity Of local and niscelansoa
matter, win be published At nine O'Clock In the morning
snsis COPIES In wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents win please send their orders - early q pos
Gtbla
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sorm BERWICK Jrscuos, Sept 81 1880.
The railroad bridge the ssim,o Falls river the
Grca, Falls and Conway road, fell this morning while
train passing ~ The engine With fcar platform
cars fell with the bridge The brakeman pulled the pin
connecting the freight from toe passenger cars u
in time 70 Ave the latter from being precp,ssd into the
river me eosreer saved lie by jumping from his en-
.,,e "a the .bu,men, of the bridge Nobody vas hurt
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The Fair 1t 1t. Louis.

OF LUcls, SEPT. y, I30O
The fair grounds were wen nlled yesterday.
The premium Of 5000 for the best thoroughbred star
lion OF any ago awarded to "Potatoes owned BY
K Tyler, ST. Louis county. The second premium a.
$500 WAS awarded to "st Louis" owned by J. White.
OF st. Louis The third premium, 500, was awarded 70
"Danon," owned by Mr.. Good, OF ST. Louis.
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The Hull OF the ship stanordshirs
Eomud.
nouroS SAINT % fss

Dosros, Sept %, 1850
letter from Yarmouth, n states tha, the hal of
the ship starordshlrs lost several years slace on ths
passage from Liverpool 70 Boston, has recently found
on Sag HAsbor, In Ven fsshoms water
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Tine Commander or the Brftfsh War
steamer Gladiator Kxocked Dewu n
New Orleans.
Nxw ORLEANS, Sept. -, Isee.
The commander Of the British war steamer 0lsdistcr
was knocked down 10 day In the barroom OF the 81 .
Charles Hotel by friend Of General walker Cousders
BILE excitement exists In regard 10 the affair.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 20, 1880
Hoe Andcrsaa declines the nomination for Congress
on the Constant ona unon Tickle, In the First district
The rcAsoa w. sncd 10 ~ health.
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mr.. Lowe. balloon Again Bur.ted.

FHILADkIF7IN4 NFFN = N'VVs
rna ine.,,on OF Mr. loves balloon commenced last
rvb, and al ave O'Clock this morn1s cv,g tllr vas
orspared the excursionists IN IN bse, ~, tie roo
..s about 70 be cut when ,he bss Daes "a near ,ne
top.
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ST. J5ssTH, sept 20, 1896
Governor Seward arrived here last night, and len his
morning Tor the East. he maia 20 speech.
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Obituary.

BaLrrxoRs, Sept. 20, 1890
S. owiags Hoffman, old and highly respectable
merchant OF Baltimore, died last night.
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The Star OF tho South at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Sept 20, 1850.
The steamship Star Q. the South, from New Ycst -.
rived at Tybee n eleven O'Clock Friday night, ~ ~
wharf at seven O'Clock this Saturday morning n
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was memorable; bis convenient agent should
have fat Office, and Gov Morgan accordingly
persisted IN making the appointment. We now
see the result Of It; and we hope that the action
of the Grand Jury will be followed up by a
vigorous prosecution, in order that we may
know the extent Of malpractice in which these
country gentlemen have been engaged.
One would suppose that out of the nine hun.
dred thousand people in New York city, two
efficient men could be had to perform the
duties Of Harbor Masters without taking them
f,om tie rural districts; but that is not the way
that Governors Weed and Morgan manage the
affairs Of the metropolis.
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The Case OF Thompson, the Murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 20, 1850.
The case OF Robert Thompson, sentenced to be hung
for the murder OF John Cape will be carried to the Ga
preme Court
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r1assac husctts Congregational Nom,nation
Bosros, SEP, 70, 1890
The republicans Of the seventh District have ra,ei
DAME. ". Gocch for re elseiioc 70 Congress
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The Jura Outward BoW.sA,
MONTREAL, Sept 10, 1850.
The steamship Jara called from Quebec fer Liverpool
this morning at ten O'Clock, with As pasengerr
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth street.-IrALrAs OF
nA-THK SIcfLIAa NksPERs.
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BowFRY THEATRE, Bowery.-wIpo,
THE sEcAR GIRL-IRisR 1ieER.
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pears to have been q complete success, In
GLIDING that indispensable element to picnic,
the beautiful, the transporting--in fact, as
Mr.. Nicawber would say, woman. She was re
presented by thousands. Among the party
companies Of drilled men in uniform present
we're the Union Guard the Bell Stars, the Bell
Ringers, the Dell Rangers, the Bell Highland
ers and the Bell Greys, from which II would
appear tina, 10 the South. a. in the North, our
political parties are tending to that ominous
revolutionary step Of military organizations.
Hon. john. J. Crittenden was the great
speaker at this memorable basket dinner. OF
course bis theme was the Union. How can a
sensible Ken.uckian. standing midway between
the opposing fires Of the Southern pro-slavery
and the Northern arti.slayery ultras, be any
thing else than an outand-out Union man
The main point made b. Mr.. Crittenden was
thls-that a. the success OF the democracy OF
the republicans In this election would be q sec.
tional victory, from which disruption or dis
traction msst follow" II devolved upon the
Bell Everett Union party "to save the country
by the election Of its nominees, or .. least to
show that the body and heart Of the oonserva
tive people of the country are opposed to dis
union, and devoted to the Union and the con
stitution."
Very good. We think that this Nashville
basket dinner settles the question for Tennessee
and pat ha sawe ao-inann!! conservative
spirit there prevails throughout the South lie
1t be seconded By New York and all will b
well; but lie, our Northern balance Of power be
given to our anti-slavery extremists, and the
pro-slayery secessionsts Of the South may b
numerous enough and desperate enough 4
light a Game Of discord which will spread ovei
tie length ard breadth CT tie land
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-12-12
N OTTO CE


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VIRGINIA
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Observation-Disclosures.
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0cner= umS 81 nrinc=2ENeenran

Virginia Fire X Marine insurance Companv
Die etF Sena 6isr Capital pom $500, 900 bels
"n0 I'M 3"0re is3z onrh Die @eleBaebuns
BON Sir5inien ~cinasiest wurre.
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